Fort St. James and Gambia to remain to England. The gum trade to remain as before the war.
All the establishments formerly belonging to the French in India, to be put on the same footing as before the war, and the freedom of trade on the coasts of Orixa, Coromandel, and Malabar, to be free to the French either as private traders, or as a company.
Pondicherry, Kerical to be restored to the French with the districts of Valanour and Bahour, and the four contiguous Magans, Mahé, and the Comptoir at Surat, to the French.
The allies of France and England in India, to be invited to accede to the present pacification, and four months allowed them to make their decision. In case of refusal no assistance to be given the allies on either side.
Great Britain renounces every claim whatsoever relative to Dunkirk.
Commissioners to be appointed to agree upon new arrangements of trade on the footing of reciprocity and mutual convenience.
All conquests on either side not included in those articles to be restored.
The rest of the treaty between France and England respects the time when the cessions are to be made, the prisoners released, the captures to cease, and the treaty ratified, which is fixed for one month or sooner, if it may be.
Between Great Britain and Spain.
Minorca to be ceded to Spain, and East and West Florida.