Treaty of Paris (1815)

The Second Treaty of Paris was in the Definitive- treaty on 20 November 1815 by King Friedrich Wilhelm III. signed by Prussia, Emperor Francis I of Austria and Tsar Alexander I of Russia. France this was the limits from 1790 (without Saarlouis, Landau and Savoy).

France also imposed substantial reparations of 700 million francs.

The Switzerland received by the Second Peace of Paris, next to the razing of the French border fortress Hüningen the six municipalities Versoix, Collex -Bossy, Le Grand- Saconnex, Pregny, Vernier and Meyrin in the Pays de Gex, with which the city of Geneva a land connection with the rest of Switzerland gained.

The First Peace of Paris of 30 May 1814 and the Final Act of the Vienna Congress from June 9, 1815 were confirmed.

On the same day the Quadruple Alliance was signed again in 1814 in a separate document.