...Galante, of Delirade, ofMartinico, and of Beileide; andthefortrèfles of thel'e iflands fliall be reftored in the fame condition they were in when they were conquered by the BritHh arms : provided that his Britannic Majelly's fubjefts who (hall have fettled in the laid ¡Hands,...

...mall cede to his Catholic Majefty Eaft Florida, and his Catholic Majefty ihall keep \Ve!t Florida, provided that the term of eighteen months, to be computed from the time of the ratification of the definitive treaty, (ball be granted to the fubjefts of his Britannic...

...(hall cede to his Catholic- Majrfty Ealt Florida ; and his Catholic Majefty fliall keep Weft Florida, provided that the term of eighteen months, to be computed from the time of the ratification of the definitive* treaty, thai! be granted to fubjedh or his Britannic M.ijcitv...

...Galante, of Defirade, of Martinico, and Belleifle; and the fortrefies of thefo iflands fhall be reilored in the fame condition they were in, when they were conquered by the Britifh arm-s ;, provided that his Britannick Majefty 's fubjefts who fhall have fettled in the faid iflands, or thofe who fhall hare...

...Havannah ; and that fortrels, as well as all the other fortrefles of the faid ifland, (hall be refiored in the fame condition they were in when they were conquered by his Britannick Mij ;fty's arms. Art. XIX. In confeqaence of the reflitution llipclated in the preceding...

...Havana ; and that Fortrefs, as ivell as all the other Fortreßes of the /aid Ißand, ß;all be reßored in the fame Condition they were in when they were conquered by His Britannick Maießy'i Arms. 4f J tf Article XIX. In confequence of the Reßitution ßipulated in...

...of Defirade, of Martinico, and of Belleifle ; and the fortrefles of thefe iflands ihall be reftored in the fame condition they were in, when they were conquered by the Britifh arms ; provided that his Britannic Majefty's fubjects, who fhall have fettled in the faid iflands, or thofe who fhall have...

...ceded to France-, and all that his Majefty had conquered in the ifland of Cuba ¡s ceded to Spain, and the term of eighteen months to be computed from the day of the ratification of the faid treaty, is thereby allowed to Britifl) fubje<5ts to tranfport their effefts from thofe iilands...

...ceded to France, and all that his Majefty had conquered in the ifland of Cuba is ceded to Spain, and the term of eighteen months to be computed from the day of the ratification of the faid treaty, is thereby allowed to Erltijh fubjecls to tranfport their effedts from thofe iflands :...

...ceded to France, and all that his Majefly had conquered in the ¡Hand of Cuba is ceded to Spain, and the term of eighteen months to be computed from the day of the ratification of the faid treaty, is thereby allowed to Eritißi fubjecb to tranfport their effects from thofe illands :...