 The emperor would retain the coastal "Presidi" and Spain its rights in Piombino and Elba, including Porto Longone.In a draft treaty submitted by Spain on 5 April 1724, Philip would have received the return of the coastal "Presidi" (Article 4), but this demand was roundly mocked.This situation was revised in 1733 by the Treaty of Turin (26 September), in which France and Sardinia allied themselves against the Holy Roman Empire and agreed that Don Carlos should receive the "Presidi" together with the kingdoms of Naples and Sicily.