Ships of the Line and Conditional Italian Territories

Under the treaty's terms, Urquijo rejected a request for the Floridas but agreed to Louisiana plus six ships of war of seventy-four guns, armed, equipped, and ready for French crews: San Antonio, Intrepido, San Genaro, Atlante, Conquistador, and Infante Don Pelayo. Clause II left the compensation vague—Tuscany, the three Roman legations, or other Italian provinces forming a rounded state—and Urquijo insisted Spain would hand over Louisiana and the ships only once France confirmed which Italian territories it would receive.