... Finally, That all and every one either
States,
Commonaltys, or
private Men, either Ecclesiastical or Secular, who by
virtue
of this
Transaction and its
general Articles, or by the express and
special
Disposition of any of them, are oblig’d to
restore,
transfer, give, do,
or execute any thing, shall be bound forthwith after the
Publication of
the
Emperor’s Edicts, and after
Notification given, to
restore,
transfer,
give, do, or execute the same, without any
Delay or
Exception, or evading
Clause either
general or particular, contain’d in the precedent
Amnesty,
and without any
Exception and
Fraud as to what they are oblig’d unto. ...
... That the
Inhabitants of each
Place shall be oblig’d,
when the
Soldiers and Garisons draw out, to furnish them without
Money
the necessary Waggons,
Horses, Boats and
Provisions, to carry off all things
to the appointed
Places in the Empire; which Waggons,
Horses and Boats,
the Governors of the Garisons and the
Captains of the
withdrawing Soldiers
shall
restore without any
Fraud or Deceit. The
Inhabitants of the
States
shall
free and relieve each other of this trouble of carrying the things
from one
Territory to the other, until they arrive at the appointed
Place
in the Empire; and the Governors or other
Officers shall not be allow’d
to bring with him or them the lent Waggons,
Horses and Boats, nor any other
thing they are accommodated with, out of the
limits they belong unto, much
less out of those of the Empire. ...