... And upon the mention which has been made, to give
a Dowry and a Pension to the
Mother Dowager of the said
Prince, and to
his Sisters; his Sacred
Imperial Majesty (according to the Affection he
has for the Palatinate
House) has promis’d to the said Dowager, for her
Maintenance and
Subsistence, to
pay once for all twenty thousand Rixdollars;
and to each of the Sisters of the said Lord Charles Lewis, when they shall
marry, ten thousand Rixdollars, the said
Prince Charles Lewis being bound
to disburse the Overplus. ...
... The Garisons shall be maintain’d according to
the
Order, which has been hitherto usually practis’d, for the
Maintenance
of the Hessian
Soldiers and
Officers; and the things necessary for the
keeping of the Forts shall be furnish’d by the Arch-bishopricks and Bishopricks,
in which the said Fortresses are situated, without any Diminution of the
Sum above-mention’d. It shall be allow’d the Garisons, to exact the
Money
of those who shall retard
Payment too long, or who shall be refractory,
but not any more than what is
due. The
Rights of Superiority and
Jurisdiction,
as well Ecclesiastical as Secular, and the
Revenues of the said Castles
and
Towns, shall remain in the Arch-bishop of Cologne. ...