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At Garraway's Coffee.house, Thstyre.alley, Corabill, On Tmeasear, the 13th of Mower, Ira), at Twelve o l Cleck, IN ONE LOT, THE Extensive and Valuable FREEHO LD, ESTATE; cootprbing The hfaoor et SIDBURY, With the Courts Leet mid Courts Berea, std nearly TifiEII,THOUSAND ACRES •o Of rick Meadow Pastore, Arable. Orchard. Plantations and Wood Laud; the eligible Residence J . SIOBURY HOUSE, With 01loss, Gardens, Lawns, and Pleasure Grounds, made, Ihre4llng.lllsthis and Comps. fanning nearly the cadre V'Ubp . of flidlosey, of width upwards of TWO THOUSAND SIVE HUNDRED ACRES are in Dwane*, divided into eligible Farms, with Farm Homes an 4 AgricstkonJ Buildings; the remainder, ghost .THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACKIKS. . Ore mecum on the terminaties of Lives, mostly aged. The whole lying nearly in A RING FENCE. Ins ine Sporting Country abounding with Game. The River Sid Sows through different paned dada:ads, which ma pleasingly &vended, sloping tennis& the 1111101{ commending wad and picturesque views, and affording mess delightful Sites for Building. • THE ESTATE Loftin a short distance of Lime Kilns, and capble of many int. pavements, in a mild healthy el:nem within three min et the macb frequented Waterieg Place Shboosth; abort live from Houton, three frost Ottery Si. Mary, twelve from Lyme Regis. and fourteen from Exeter. 'The Turnpike Road from Lyme Regis to Exeter, and from HO* niton to &dime* passes throes! de Estate. The Mail to and . from London passes through Maury daily. With the above *tate will be Sold. The MANOR or REPUTED MANOR of BUCKLEY. MID FOUR HUNDRED and TWENTY.FIVIC ACRES adjoining, Of rich WaterMealow, Pasture, and Arable Lend, Orchid, du. BOTH ESTATES coataining needy 'THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES: bps arm May pis. ise rat f l :be viewed a= a thievilldhu si rj ai ren. Mil -. ranks the LoodesaaadYert Hotels, Menu& ; NewLeeden "-,Exeter; Castle, Taunus ; York House and White Hart. Bads Messrs. Y. and J. P. finorp, aid at the Dash, Bristol; Hen and Chickens. Hinstingbant; Beer, Reading ; Castle and Medan, Salt Hill ; at Glarraway's, and of Mr. Roams, No. 170. aidalla•mast, where a piss of the &WM may be seen. HAYES, MIDDLESEX, Oa the Raad.to UXBRIDGE. CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE. And all requisite Out Offices, Seated on a Lawn. with Grounds laid out in a Park-like Style, beautifully nrnanwated with luxuriant Timber and Plantations, Sheets of Running Water, extensive and productive Manor , abounding with Game, with th e Courts, Quit Rents, Fines, fac. capital Farms, with Farm Houses, Gardens, Orchards, and Lands; in the whole upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES Of &salient Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, only Twelve Miles from Oxford-street Contiguous to the Capital Markets of Uxbridge and Southall, and an easy distance from the London Markets. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, Of Warwick House, Regentmieet, At Gartavray's Coffee House, 'Chaage.alley, Cornbill, Oa MUSSIMT, 13th August, 1829, at Twelve o'Clock, A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, Situate in the Parish of Hayes, and County of Middlesex, coxraistisa, The extensive Manor or Lordship of Hayes, With the Rights, Royalties, Privileges, and Appurtenances, ex tending over the principal part of the parish, abounding with game; Court Baron, Quit Rents, Fiore, Heriots, Ste. The Capital MANSION HOUSE, Altered and improved at a very considerable expense, adapted for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Family or distinction, commodiously planned and handsomely fitted up; with convenient Domestic Merl attached and detached ; Seated on a beautiful Lawn, commanding highly intsmsting prospects over rich diversified and picturesque country, surroseded by Lands presenting a Park.ilke appearance, delay studied with fine thriving Timber Trees, and Sheets of lowing Water. An Entrance Lodge and Extensive Carriage Drive► The Pleasure Grounds are laid oot with exquisite taste; a Flower Garden stored with the choicest Exotics; Conservatory; and ex tensive Walks though the Plantations. Capital Kitchen Garden, *ailed and clothed with choice Fruit Trees in great perfection, hay stocked and cropped. Stables, Coach Houses, and all requisite Outbuildings; Farm Douses, with Gardens. Yards, and ail requisite Buildings. AN ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, • MUMS AT HAYES GREEN; Snood on a Lawn, with Pleasure Grounds, Garden, he. Sundry COTTAGE'S, with Garden, he. Mr w►ole Rotate upwards of SEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES Ole:cellist Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, All lying compact; about Ninety Acres of which are in hand ; the reminder It to respectable Tenants on Lease, and pat a Will; in the occupation of Mr. Whittington. William Fellows% John Weekly, Thomas Furnell, Savage, and others. This Property treads a considerable distance along theUzbridge Bead. and el' the South side there are about FIFTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT MEADOW AND ARABLE LAN D, Very advantageously situated for the purposes of Building, having a frontage also to Hayes Green, abostediag with Brick Earth. The Mamlon to be viewed by Tickets, or by applying to Mr. Bell, the Gardener. ea the Premises; the Farms by leave of the Teams, of whom Particulars may be had; at the Adana and Eve. Hayes; Mr. James Tramper, sad the White Mom, Uzbek's* • Code and Windmill, Salt Hill; Red Lien, Southall and Henn: aIOW • White Hart, Windsor; Pigeons, Brantford; Castle and TalbOt, Richmond; of Messrs. Y. sad J. P. &serge, and at Ike , bush la; Bristol; York Ham, and White Lion, Bath; Hen sod Chicken% and Hotel, Birmingham ; of Messrs. Teak. and Parka. Solicitors, Bedfoiskow • at Garraway's • and of Mr. Roan's, Na 170. Regent -stre et; w he re a Pi sa et the Estate may be sees, and Tickets obtained to view the Mansion. • SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1829. EAST INDIA MOM Jody O. Inc 'THE COURT o f DIRECTORS ell.* UNITED AL COMPANY q MERCHANTS o f ENGLAND, boding to Mt EAST INDIES, do her* give Notice, That the COURT will be ready to receive Proposals in writing on or before Witeersnar the 116th of August, from the Owners of each SHIPS of Thirteen Hundred Tam and upwards, Builders Measurement, as have performed their Contracted number of Six Voyages in the Company's Regular Service, specifying the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to Let such Ships for two additional voyages. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tiede?' en the cover, to be amorally sealed up and left erkb the Secretary at this House, at Orbsfan Twelve o'Oock at Noon. an the said Nth of Aston, beyond whidi boor do Covet will sot melee neap Tinder. PATEN <U7)I2, Stesselary. • The Particulars of the Tenn and Candidata woo which the Sips wE be respecdeely eolaged for the Compaars Service, nay be had on opplicadon at the 011ee of the Cloth to the Cola. mime etadpping, en orator the With butane. FROM THE LOHDON GAZETTE, Avo. 7. WHITRHALL, Aim. T. The Right Has. Robert Poet hos sppointod the Right Hon. Lord Quartile Charles Hairy Samorset ; Robert Gerdes, &q. M.P. ; the Right Hon. Lard Rohm Seymour ; the Right Ham Lord Aside, ; the Right Hen. Charles Watkins Warms Wynn ; the Right Hes. Sir Geary 'Brag Ross ; the Hes. Frederick Gough ; Wrniest Ward, lisq.ll.P.; Francis Baring, Esq. M.P. ; George Rpm, Eel. M.P. ; 'bade, Niebslas Palmer, Rel. MX.; Thomas Barrett Leonard, 114. M.P. • Charles Ross, Bp. M.P. • i Sir George Francis Hompso, B art. ; the Hon. landraiwastr Siniverle ; Osiarrel James Mime ; Dr. Thomas Throor ; Dr. John aright ; Dr. Heavy Netteert Southey ; Dr. Thome Deem; and Dr. Jabs Robert Home, to be Commis. skims I<et Sesmiri end visiting all buses, within the cities of Louise and Wastadistse, sad within seven miles thereof, and withiu the waft et Yiddke z, for the remora of ;und o , DECIIIERATIONS •OF INSOLVENCY. Rolm li s r h est kka ßsekhanr, lathethead, ibitry, saddler. Thaw , CNA Ari a IMAdlion, dB brewer. G o ons a l ms lbws. coal merdwat. Francis Math sad Charles Gitilith, Southampton-row, Blooms. bury, Isendropirs. DA NK RU PTCI ES ENLARGED. John Wasaday, Starch-phms, Anon, Middlesex, builder, from Aug. 11 to Nov. 4, se elsouth at the Court of Comindadoows. Richard bleu, Emboss Causeway, miler. bun Aug. IS to Aug. se, at arms at the Chart of Commissioners. Samuel Cook and Maria Mai Obese , Ale-street. Goodman's &id Coon os, uphobte Coonnissimers rers, from Av. 7 to Sept. 25, at eleven, at the f . John Anew" West Smiths id. bookseller, from Aug. 14 to Aug. 211, at oismood the Court el Commissioners. Joseph /piked Bungs! Weis next the So, tiadalit owner, from Aug. 14 to Aug. 24, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Wells. John MWs, Strand. carrier, to surrender, Aug. 14, at sae, Sl, at two, and &punt, at eleven, at the Coon of Commissioners. AS. taroks, Maws. Mayhew and Johnston, Carey-street. Lomb% Cordt Seheodoe, DISIPAKNIZON. Comatercid-reed, agar-rases. Avg. 14. 21, at twelve. and I. la. at eleven, at the Coat d Conimissienen. Attorney, Mr. J. Paterson, Minelng-lamb John Howes, Norwich, grocer, Aug. 44 11, at three, and Sag& it, at one, at the Norfea Noewich. Anoraks, Maas Ractham and Mor se , St. fit, Norwich ; or Mato. Bretton and Clipperton, New Broad-steret. George Blake Cosh's, Renee-le•Hole, Durban:, lookeeper. Ave 27, and Sept. is, at cloves, at the Waterloo lon, Arbon. Attornies, Mr. C. Vilna, Southampton street, Bisonsibery or Mr. J. Hines, Durban:. William Rhodes, Stockport, Cheshire, corn-dealer, Aug. as. at tour, is, and Sept. is, at tw o , at the Weitiegton Bridge lon, Stockport. Atm:ilea, Mr. Tyler, Purap-court, Temple; or Mr. Coppock, Stockport. Thomas " h Witney, Oxfordshire, blanket.nsanufaeturer. Sept. 4, 5. and IS, at *Wen, at the Mariboroogh Arms, Witney. At tondos, Mr. W. Macey, Witney; or Mr. Ralfs, Great Mary -11anamds—d.vm.• Graham, Edea-Brew, Wetherel, Cumber!sod, corn dealer, Aug. 19, 20, and Sept. HI, at eleven, at the King's A rms Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Messrs. G. and S. Saul, Carlisle ;or Mr. Cleoaril, Staple Ina. John Williams Nantwicb, Cheshire, victualler, Aug. 10, 20, at ten, and Se pt. Is, at two, at the Crown Inn, Nantwicb. At. tarnim, Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford-row ;or Mr. J. Thorley, Tarporley. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 31..1. Morris, J. B. Morris, and T. Morris, Leominster, Herefordshire, bankers, at twelve, at the King's Arms Inn, Leo minster—Sept. 1. W. Robinson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, COlllll3lOO brewer, at eines, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne-- Aug. 14. S. Barlow and & Barlow, jun. Old Broad street, mer chants, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—Aug. to. W. P. and W. L. Sunneserfield, Liverpool, merchants, as two, at the Clarendon-buildhsp, Liverpool —Aug. Ct. J. Stevens, Bolton. street, Kennington-conturon, bricklayer, at t wo , at the Court of Commissionen—Aug. 29. J. Tarletan, Liverpool, merchant, at I one, at the olice of Messrs. Lace and Co. Liverpool---Aug. 2s. J. Owed, St. Helen's, Lancashire, woullec-draper, at twelve at the Clarendon-banditry, Liverpool — Aug. CL T. Smith and T. Hall, Wood -street, Cheapelde, warehateensen, at ten, at the Court of Conensissioners—Aug. 211. J. and R. B. Berry, Ashburton, Devon shire, serge-nsanufacturers, at ten, at the Court of Commlseloners —Ans. 211. G. Bell, Regenr-strest tailor, at twelve, at t h e C our t of Commissioners — Aug. 911. 1 1;ckhans. Old Kent-road, builder, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners--Ang. to. R. B. Cooper, Princee. ' .street Lambeth, distiller, at twelve, at the C our t of Coin eniasiossers--Sept. t. G. Hoy. Newcastle.rapon-Tyne, grocer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Aug. an. B. nealtry, Itawcliffe ' Yorkshire, fain t er. at eleven, at the New Elephant and Castle Ina, Pontefract, Yorkshire—Aug. le. P. Yeungmao, Widmer, Basra, &wheeler, at twelve, at the Coon of Commissioners—Aug. 28, J. Dowley, Howland -street, Totten bam-court-road, and It. Tuck, Pembroke-square, Kensington, builders, at eleven, at the Court of Commlasioners—Sus 1111. C. Thomson, jun. Beaumont-street, Se. Mary-la-bonne, wine-mer chant, at eleven, at the Court of Comanissioners--Aug. 2a. T. Newbould, jun. Sheffield, mercluat, at twelve, at the Court of Contneissioners—Aug. ea. E. Stroud, Chatham. grocer, at twelve, at the Court of Conunissioners--Sept. 10. M W. Sankey, Canter bury, brewer, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. CERTIFICATES. Ave. 2s. T. Smith, Wood -street, Cheapside, werthousensan--S. Moulton, Pilgrim-4feet, Ludgate-bilk wholesale stationer—J. Marsh, Ho :Mon, Devonshire, grocer—J. Thorndike, Ipswich, Suffolk, cheese. factor—N. Phillips, Exeter, dealer—J. Brown, Aber, Glamorgan. eke, edge tool-nsanotacturet--D. Drakes; Reading, Berkshire, bnendraper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. W. Campv and F. W. Jacob. Bush-lane, wool-merchants—J. Andrew and Co. Crampton, Lancashire, arum-spinners —J. and J. Birch, St. Petersburg.' and Loudon—J. C. Salter and C. Ben. stead, Store's Mad, Borough, boot.saukera-4, aid H. Kitt, Waterloo Wharf, Commereisi-road, Lambeth, stone merchants— M. Simpson and D. Smith, Quadrant, Regent-street, Smith and T. Curdingley, Kintstreet, Cheapolde. conainii.ion agents--T. '[borne and Cm Newfoundland and Bristol, merchant* Swinburne and K B. Swinburne. Segued. Laucashire. butchers—T. 1141 and T. Earley, Cidlykuts., Laneasisir e , canon. alerers—T. Tebay and K. Stanley, Winstanley, Lancashire, land- gents—W. Herne and Co. Willow Hahne, Camberl2o4. batters —T. Cowderoy and Co. Grafton -amt. Sobo, grocers—l. Raw and 8. RawMw, Frame &twat; ilonsenetshire, cardanahers. —P. Wallas sad R. Cale; Darset-street, Portman-square. oil -R Edgar and W. Edgar, Priaces-strea. Hes over-wpaae tallora—W.WWes and J. Walker. Liverpool, dews-4. Hahne.* and J. Eden, Bolton-laillours, Lancashire. biraebero—T. Coster and J. Coster Fountain -court. Alderman bury, dilmvarelicasensee—W. Dandeld,jun. Barn Capel, Bras& sweet, winestarebants—H. Levinson and J. ett, Kinton upon- Ha watcbetaken—L Plena and S. Matthews. Um gs ber. burst, Kee; brewers—E. Harnett mad J. Batchelor. Union wharf, Wapping-wall. eical-aerdiants—J. Andrews, J. Tarlton. and G. Tarlton, Wanebester, cotton spinners. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, (moot °ovum ussoasonsip. Fee the Wee& Aided Jazz SI, made op train the Returns et the Inspeetois In Goalies* ads* so 4 I F mos In Reglad awl Wake. lingoadal General Weehly. Aerage. What Ogs. 114.1 Oats CU 46 1 Beans 311. dd. Barley sa. 3d. 1 Rye 3.35. 14 1 Peas 3gs. 104. Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Dut7. Wheat Ins 14.1 Oats s3e. ed. 1 Beans 375. 114. Barky Si.. Od. 1 Rye 335. Id. Peas 375. Id. - PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Print of &sown or bluscormas Emma, eonsputed from the Returns made In the Week ending the 3d day of Swot, ISIS, is Ins. fled. per ewt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid K payable thereon on the Importation thetrof into Great Britain. SOUTH AMERICA. CORRESPONDENCE. TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF TILE STATE OF__GVANAXrATO. Anglo- Mezkan albsing Association, London. Much 24. ihn—The Directors of Ibis Assodades hive learnt with feelings of the deepest regret the intelligence of the outrages on private property committed in the thy of Alnico in the swath of Desk and subsequeetly la one of the minks dhtricts of the Republic. In addition to the pain caused by this Wellcome, the Directoni would have felt the greatest anxiety for the safety of the hoe portant interests with which they are connected in the dhoeist of Geanasusto, if they had not at the same time been interabil by their Commissioners there of the entire protection which, through out these contatodons, bad been Worded totbe Osinpany's property is that district, and to the personal safety of she individuals in rte service, by the heal authorities. For this Ached resection. and for the kind and friendly feel ing uniformly dispbyed ulnas the interests of this Company by the local authorities of she •&ate of Guassznate. the Board of Directors are desirous et offerbg to you. and to the other respect able functionaries of that &ate. their grateful acknowkdgments ; and at the same thee expressimi their earnest bare that the in& videak by whom the Company may be represented in Guanasuate. will always as conduct as to tomb the continuance of that and protection with wbk b they have hitherto been honoured. With 'estimate of the highest easolderadoo. I M•e the Mow to be, Re. Ste. JOHN SCHNEADRR, Oakum. THE GOVERNOR'S IMPLY. TO TUB manatee or TUE BOARD OF 11 1 112CT011111 or TUT AMOLO• 111111101•111 MOM MIOCIATTON. " Guananato. Juoe 1, 1825. Due Ste—By the receipt of your esteemed favour of 44th Mardi, I am made acquainted with the sentiments of the Board of Directors ea the unfortunate occurrences in the thy of Dinka in December in. and I lament esceediagn there should have heel any mom for .lam in some degr ee , h owever , mewled by the selection minuets iamb* possessed by the academes men posing the Association, of, patties and soden In Benerd, must bat's, prepared them for events which are neither iimatural sir uncom mon in nodose which, the the Makes. bows soddenly recovered, after a period of three amiarles the may, Ihdr liberty and me. Minty, and are anneria a now hem sit gavetement. With the term of the lastiMmisas which direct us the ehißaed world is already well ac etheoll ; and if those thatitothes them selves have not yet the solidity and *ear they are capable of, It mast be in mind how lhat to the tad; has yet been the sh o rt p er i o d o f Mt I latter myself, however, that I can assays re few Redeem have made more rapid progress than the Meth= in their argeMsedem not withstanding the inevitable videskatles to which it hes been Gab. jeer ; aW, from the unromkting seal of all the authorities, and the energetic measures adopted for the beset insuring order and pub& security, I may add that those evils are daily becoming more remote. It has bees satisfactory to me to observe the %murky enjoyed by the interests and individuals of your Amociatiou is this district. These individods having always been deeming of the greatest considentisa, may rely on the continuance of the full protection of this Government. I beg of you, and the Board of Directors, to accept of the as surance of my cordial esteem. I have the honour to be, dear Sit, Your most obedient faithful servant, CA RLOS SIONTESDEOCA. TREATY between PRUSSIA and BAVARIA. From the Allyemeine Zeitung, July 27. Commercial Treaty concluded between the Kings of Bavaria and Wurtemberg on the one side, and the King of Prussia and the Grand Duke of Hesse and the Rhine on the other, ratified by the King of Bavaria on the 12th instant (July). Article 1. Prom the Ist of January, 1830, all inland produe. dons, whether of nature, or industry, or art, excepting those named in the following article, may be imported into the kingdom of Prussia and Grand Duchy of Hesse, out of the kingdoms of Ba. varia and Wurtemberg, and slice eerie, free from all import duties, and may be brought into free comets-nisi circulation. Art. St. The exceptions are as follows s-Ist. (perneasently) salt (seeth, or rock salt), and all stuffs out of which kitchen-mit is usu ally seethed. rdly, Cards (gaming) ; all cosimaarce is ark and cards remains subject to the regulations now existing hs each of the con tracting States. idly, Beer, brandy, liqueurs, cider. vinegar, mak. Upon the import of the.. into the contracting States a duty is to be imposed equal to the tax levied u the inland produce of the same kind by each State. to this principle, the tax to be levied upon these articles in the respective States shall be officially instilled to each of the Contracting Govern. struts. 4thly, Inland tobacco, wine, and must. Upon the im port of these i 4 to be imposed a per cottage a the duties levied upon the foreign article of the same kind, according to the general tariff—namely, upon inland raw tobacco, forty per cent• upon inland manufactured tobacco of every kind, fitly per cent spun inland wine and must, 44 per cent. As to the wines im ported out of Hive& and Wurtemberg into Prussia and Hanover, 40 per cest'. of the duties DOW imposed by the general tariff for the western provinces of Prussia is to be laid open them, but open their passing into the eastern provinces that duty Is to be super. added, which la imposed seen Orlin the hand wines upon passing into there provinces. Sealy, Sugar of every kind reined in inland sugar rethinks, and island prepared syrups. These are whim to the sante import duties to which the outland articles of the same kind are subject. However, for the benefit of the inland industry of the contrasting States, there shall be a reciprocal reduction of SO per east. et the general tariff, subject to such modification and conditions as shall be more particularly dared. 4thly, Meal of every kind, malted corn, barley, bran, nudeln (a species of paste), powder and starch, also beet, mot ton and pork. fresh, or salted, or smoked. These atticks may, indeed, be admitted duty free over the boundaries, but upon Ipassing farther into a city or comma' they shall be eubjete to the consumption tax raked upon inland produce of the same dentip tthly. Amities open which an equal duty la imposed by a city or consmune,whether they be inland w outland produce. To IWO US *subject upon their entrance into such city or commune also the pro. htivE SvvkiiiiP.Nor.. dues of the same description width have passed out of any of th - contracting States over the boondaries of the ether. The high con erecting parties. however, will provide that these communal dun,. than not be imposed upon articles us transits, end that the mode of levying them shall throw as little impediment as possibk its the way of cemetery,. 11. Occasionally and let, cotton wares, woven or knitted; also cotton lace wares. 4dlr , Silk and half silk, woireo and knit, and lace goods. :Idly, Woollen woven and knii goods; also bait goods, woven or knit; as also half woollen goods. ' with exception of carpets of wool, or hair mixed with linen, and °flak. eddy. Feather and leathern goods. Stbly, Copper snit brass wares, kettles, pans, and the like ; in f avour o f all those articles included under these Bye beads upon their introduction into any of the contracting States. there skill be a redaction of th,- ; geoeral tariff of 2.: per coot. up to the lit 'of January. 1031 ; and after of So per cent. until • full liberty is established. ably, Wrought item and gros. iron wares. 7daly. Artiste, whisk. swiftest being is the timed= patent. of phlegm countered by the metreeting Beam. may net W imitated or Imported ; these during the term of the patent or privilege cannot be imported into tbe State conferring such patent or privilege. Arts 3. Wares and goods, open their passage from the territory of one of the contracting States through the other into Foreign States, or from Foreign States through the territory of one of the contracting States into the other, shall, in their passage, meet as few impediments as possible. Hence the high contracting Powers stipulate, that in the State, of the same, from the 1, of January. In% in all such cases the productive* of the inland, whether a ustere, or industry, or art, shall be entirely e xempt e d f rom e ll transit dutiet, excepting, however, the road tolls, and water tolls upon rivers, implied in the Vienna Act of Congress, or special State Treaty. Art. 4. The export tell upon inland productions of nature, or industry, or art, shall be 'regained by the toll bureaus, to be esta blished in several parts Oche contracting States : the a rticle.. ' how. ever, which are carried out of one of the contracting Sestet, to he impacted into another are free from all meet duty. So also is the regulating the export toil of outland productions of nature, indus try. mod art, put into the hands of the general toll bureaus distri boned in virtue of this treaty in the contracting States • but when these reductions, after having been i n full free drcuation in ore of the contracting States, are subsiquently transported into ano ther, they shall be in this case also exempted from all export duty. Oa the other hand, the raw wool imported out of !snide ill , o Bavaria and Wurtemberg shall be then only exempt from the expect duty oldie general tariff, when it is shown that it is pur chased by manufacturers of those States to be manufactured. Art. L The high contracting Powers are desirous of procuring the greatest facilities and treedom for the commercial intercouto of their subjects respectively ; regulations directed to this end shall be taken into consideration, and agreed upon by the several parties. In time mean time, it is agreed that cdmnsercial travellers, as such, who do not carry goods with them, but only samples, ur seek fur orders for inland establishments, shall be subject to nci special dot y or toll in any of the contracting States. Art. 6. The high contracting Parties bind themselves reciprocally to the principle that road toils, or any such levies, as also pavement, dam. or bridge tolls, shall be retained or newly introduced, with out any different*, whether levied to the acme, of the States, or an individual or commune, and only in proportion to the usual costs of repair and maintenance. The etecotion of this agreement of principle in the 'Literal States shall be snore particularly provided when the greatest possible equalised°, of toed tolls shall be taken as a rule. The Pruden road toll of the General Tariff of 1010 shall be considered as a maximum, and in se case exceeded by any of the contracting States. Ast. 7. The contracting aka bind themselves to strive as much as pendbk, that respective toll systems reposing, as above stipulated. upon the same principles, especially the import tolls, the forms and disposition of the tariff, sod even tbe asimmis tratien, shall harmonise more and more every day. Art. S. To facilitate the transport of goods out of one of the contracting States into soother, and for the quicker dispatch of such transport at toll-bosses. the contracting States will insert into the weight and measure regulations of their respective toll tariffs,* scale of weights and measures reduced to the standard of those of the tariffs of the other States, and make it public, as well for the use of their tell-colleeton as of the public generally. Art. 9. The high contracting parties will aloe endeavour to in troduce Into their States an equitation of coins, weights. and 1111CUILIVIL Art: 10. The water or river tolls, bawling those upon the vessel Itself, are to continue ea to geode transported upon those rivers referred to by the act of the Congress of Vienna, and according to the @Upstairs, of that act. AN thine duties, t.io, shall con tinue, which are repined by special trestles. Upon all other rivers In the contracting States, to which neither the act of Congress nor any special treaty refers, an water tolls levied hitherto by the separate Governments shall cease to be raised. Upon all the rivers, however, of this description in the contracting States, the produc tion of the coetracting States shall be subject to the same lulls and dories as the production' of . the inland. Art. 11. Canal-sluice, bridge-toed. crane, or warehouse dut;ts shall be levied upon the subjects of all the contracting States with the same measure as upon the subjects of the State itself. Also shall the sense, when they have fulfilled, tepee entering the te r rk ory o f any of the contracting States, the prescribed conditions by which such entrance is facilitated, be subject to no other measures for securing the tolls and the maintenance of the river police, bet such u the subjects of the State themselves are subject tat. Art. 12. The free or facilitated transit of productions out of one of the contracting State into the other. as settled by ankles a and 2, is limited to the maintenance of delisted toll-roads, which shall be the subject of s special accord. The roast intercourse between the subjects of the contracting States, upon the frontiers where they coach, shall be facilitated by a separate agreement. Art. 13. Inasmuch as the freedom or facilities stipulated by the snicks 1 and 2do not attend to foreign goods,--that is , such as latent does not produce its any of the contracting States, and such as are not wrought or modified by their subjects ail such articles upon their passing from the States of Pressia and How into those of Bavaria and Wurtemberg, and woe Terse. continue subject to the same duties imposed upon them in each of those States, according to their respective general tariffs • but the high contracting parties entertain t h e purpose of dehnioi, by a common regulation, sU the conditions, especially in reference to the proofs to be produced, necessary to be observed by merchants and trade, people, in Order to participate in the liberties and facilities afforded by this treaty to the transfer and transit of the inland productiurs of nature or of art front one of the contracting States to the other.. A. 1. 14. For the maintenance of their commercial and toll system. and for the suppression of smuggling, the contracting parties will strenuously meat esch:nther, and all the measures 'scenery for this purpose shall be regulated by a special gamest, and, more pairti elderly. a formal Art. IS. The Presides sea-ports shall be apes to the subject. of Bavaria sod Wortemberg, for the same duties as those imposed upon the Prussian subjects thsoweleas. Art. It. The Commune( each of the contractiog Powers, in as pects or other places of commerce, shall he instructed to give the sweets of the ethers protection aed Nippon. An. 17. So aeon as the joint toll regulations of Bavaria and Wurtembesg are introduced into the &varies Rhine circuit. and properly secured. shall the stipulatio n s of this treaty be pet into emetics In the said Rhine circuit, and especially these which re fer to the freedom or facilities gives to the transfer of island pre dations of nature or an, as connected with the unpin duties upon the same. An. 1111. This treaty shall also apply to the 'Aiwa of those Governments which have already associated theouttives to the Wunemberg-Bavarian or Hesse- Prussian tell system. or 4.1 t hereafter give their adhesion to either of them, s. to the sup lrr. of the high contracting Prnies. Art. It. Pkoiputentiaties from each of eke eoote.ictl eye shall assemble yearly In one of the capital s , hi order to t ale upon the steam of strengthening and realities this tisi.ty, and communicate sock cossiderations therropon as the espesseeice ut each year may suggest. Art. 20. The term of this treaty is Seed foe 12 years, from ri: e January, 1530. If not during that dine nroosuited, it ,ball be considered to be binding for II years more, sad an us, tor tae subsequent tens. As to the mode and seams of rilbuuticing ur withdrawing front it, thus shall be a special Art. It. Tao copies of this treaty shall be =laid before Ow high contracting Courts foe their estiAtettee, sal the hint change of the ratifications she place at Bunn at the latest within sit weeks. (Signed by the Platipsted44ries the 27ilt of May).