The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-24 00:00:00

• . . # • .. if • .. . . 7 . . . • . . , THE STA TESMAN• ~-.,-1.-...--,06;,.---..-."....- .".-- :.;.-......-7.„......-.:-_,-.4........-.... „ . — 4i .__ --•-- - - -----._ . ----- - ------.-- --- . , 1•••• ---.. —r..; .... • To be Cornets-Ernest Lewis Gnaw,' 'ent. tier Pii:••:1; ;liaise . - iGAZETTE, JULY " .4 on one part nr th e other,- in conformity al %Teas to of this river With the Glen, then the Glan to the vii- Fno.n THE LONDON —. .., the laws, and in support of the charges to which all loge of Medart below leiuterecken, tht towns of —es..-- Anthony Frederick Cleve, Gait: vice Nauue ; and Hal. pin, Gent. vice Kirchner. s , 2d Ditto. Lieut. G. B moo to be Captain of a Troop, vice Du. I ' properties or revenues of the same nature are subject in the teiritory in which they take place. Kreurtiach and Meisenheim with their territories to • . b e l ong entirely to Prussia ; but Lauterecken and its Forei.n-Ojice July 21. .0 1 I low, killed in action. cienzam. AMNESTY. territory to remain beyond the Prussian territory.—i• have been received ad this Mire, fr. on tae lion. Wm. 111111, To he Cornets-Henry L•redrriek Gropp. vice ••r nlsmeister, Di-patches. of which the following iire Copies and an Extract, *To be Lieutenant-Cornet C. M. Pocock. v'ce Berion. . From the Glan the frontier to pass by Medart, Metz- his Wajcst)'s Minister at Turin, and from Lieutenant-Colonel , killed in action ;E. Von Goss : Gent. Vice Mama. • 22. No individual domiciled in the provinces underLeake, It. A. 1 Ist Regiment of Hussars, Lewis Count tleynhaused. to b e • weiler, Langsseiler, Neitier, and Ober ; Fecken- superseded, bate.; uoseut without Turin, July 2. ' Cornet, vice Quiter, the domination of his Saxon Majesty, no more than bech, Elletibech, Creunchenbnrit, Ausweiler, Cron- any individual domiciled in those which, by the pre- ''' lerbrambach Burbach Boerchweiler I\ ict . MY LORD —I have the honour to inclose to your I leave. i 1 - 9 Lordship the copy of a dispatch received front Mr. 31 Ditto. sent Treaty, pass under the domination of the King "eller, of Prussia, shall be touched in his person, his goods, • r lieubweiler Illitibach, and Rentzensberg, to the Fielding, attiched to the head-quarters of the Pied- Kerssenbruch , killed in action; and F. Pottier, vice George To be Captains of Troops-Lieutenants Gottavus Meyer. vire grants, pensions, and revenues of all kinds, in his Inuits of the Canton of Hermerskeil ; all these places , Jansen., kiiii-d i _...._ As aetton. To he I ieuteuant- -Cornet A. F. !toyer. % ice Meyer. montese Contingent.—l have the honour to be, tte- ' WILLIAM HILL. ,• included ,vita their territory, to belong to Prussia. • Viscount Castlereagh, K. G. 'I obe Cornets-Charles D. U. 0. E. Cleve. Geist. vice Brief,- % rank and dignities, nor persecuted, nor sought after of A 1 i ; in any manner for any part which he may have taken From Rentzetisberg to the Sarre, the line de - i i man, killed in action ; and -- Bruch. t icor. vice Boyer. P • )lend-Q u arters , Alguehelle, June 30 'la Battalion of Light Infantry- t 1:- 1.!..iit.-Cal. F. il.• Hiat- t . I. politically or Military In the events which have taken marcation to follow th e cantonal limits, so that . the ! wig to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bussche, promoted intim cantons of Ilermerske il and Conz, the last with the , • ' r PPY you . k en sth Battalion of the Line. place since the commencement of the war terminatedS ft I ambit to inform that the positions : Brevet Major Henry Dammers, from the 3d Battalion of the by the peace concluded at Paris on the 30th of May, exception of the places on the left of the Sarre, shall of Aiguebelle, Conflans, and Moped, were fa Line, to he Major, vice Mot %tie. ri 1814. This article extends equally .to those who . remain wholly to Prussia, while the cantons Wadern, from the French the day before yesterday. The , r without being domiciled in one or the other part of • al Sit xony, shall have had there funded property, rents, Merzie and Sarrebuurg are to be beyond the Prus- sian frontier. first being turned by the Cucheron and Chamoux, was abandoned after a slig ht resistance ; the others : ; • To be Captains of Couipii;lies -- . l.ie . istenatits E . recler s ick , Baron Both, vice Ilidtx.e.T.iatiiii,,. k a i i l . l l l . l a n ad l A. lon W r alite • ndo h i a tf liiirr ' VICe Mnevehalk, Lil sci i.l . , vice From the point where the limit of the canton of i. , .r1 Ditto. were forced by the Austrians nod Piedinontese, use- ; Goeben, killed in action. . pensions, or revenues of any nature whatsoever. . DESIGNATION OF TIIE PROVINCES OF-WHICIL PRUSSIA Conz, below Gomlingen traverses the Sarre, the line will descend the Sarre till it enters the Moselle, ' der the command of Generals 'Prink and A rtletera, n i t the point of the bayonet. The opposition at . Kes!ler. vice Bohn iel. To be Captains of Commutes- Lieutenants Frederick G. T, killed is action ; George Nle)er, RESUMES TossEsSlON.l sc ic h e ,, % , l* ilii i ia k isi i s l . itil kiLl ., l (. 4 l l , l l 4: . ;ion ; an d Ciao. M eyer, vice Iv, thence it will remount Ile Mo,elle till its confluence i'fiflPital was very "bstinatP9 the town being taken 1 - 23. His Majesty the King of Prussia having, by the result of the late war, re-entered into possession with the Sure, the latter river till the embouchure of the Our and the Our to the limits of the ancient de- r by the Allies three times by asfault. stated to lie considerable, but the return hlals'enoll'sjeist To be Fusiga-Anguslns Below, Gent. vice Robertson, killed in action. , the Line-dent. Dicderick Lewis Baron Mille i, ' •of several provinces and territories which had been ceded by the Treaty of Tilsit, it is recognised and partraent of the Ourthe. The places traversed by these rivers to be now here divided but to helatte •to It been received ; seven Austrian and four Piedmon- 15t11 1 .1 , 1 ta u l a ini: tese officers, are said to be among thakilled. • , lie ion. sa y, ai f u of a Con sire Charles Iloilo, killed ii f declared hy the present article, that his Majesty, his heirs and successors, shall possess as before, in full property 'and sovereignty, the following countries, with their territories to the Power 2 in whose state the greater part of these places shall be situated. In conaequence Of the abdication of Bonaparte, nit armistice was soon after proposed by the Ft ench and accepted by General Tritik, by which it is agreed, i : Fariti l ieeet Von Wedding, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Lueken, "d k il i t i n d o lli ll e e c u l t ° . l) elatis Baron Darken to be Captain of a Com- pany, vice Tilee, killed in action. : Its the old department of the Ourthe, the five viz.:— , cantons of Saint Vith, hlalmedy, Croenbourg,s h a l l orcupy Gregis, Tournoz, and that the enemy I - The portion of his former Polish provinces desig- Schleiden, and Eupen, with the advanced point of Gil and and thean d the ir Allies. Cotillans . , l'ilnpital, mann, vice Died% I. ',: lied ii out ioa 1 used Batts Boom Uslar, nated in Art. '2 ; the city of Datezick and its tern- the Canton of Atibel, to the south of Aix-la-Chapelle, dependencies, and that hostilities shall cease for 48 1 vice Dan:users, promotedsin the Ist Battalion of Light la- t . r tory, such as it was fixed by the Treaty of Tilsit ; to b elong to P russ i a, an d t h e f ront i er to • follow hours. Another armistice, however, has been con- I the circle of.Cottbuss ; the old Mark ; the portion t h at o f t h ese cantons i n suc h a manner, t h at a li ne eluded by General Frimotit, who is close to (,e- . 41 h a i .p t i r i a tt . ,. e Major George Sops% from th 7th Battalion of the Line, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Du Phil, dead urhis of the circle of Magdeburg, on the left bank of ilie (Lawn from north t i south may cat the said point of neva, by which hostilities are suspended until mid- ' _ so l emn.. . . . Elbe, with the circle of the Seale ; the principality the canton of A b !. and prolong itself to th • paint nieht of the 21 'of July, the French g i v i ng u p th e c . ii am berdinand B ornao hlarchalck. from the Ist Varela • •of Halberstadt, with the Lordships of I)orenhurg of contact of the titre. old depat r meats of he Our he, position of the i10 . .. , :05, 'lnd Ihe passage of the Rhone . „„„„4,. veteran Halation, e Major, vice Chudes, dead of las To be Captains of Companies-Licotenants . F rederick . Kesxler, • and liaaseni•ode; the town and territory of Quedliti- the Lower Ms •-5... and the It seer ; lea . ing that point, at Seissel. An armistice with General Bubtia gives . vice Len,', dead o: Isis wound, ; and Christian Baemeister, * - berg', with reservation of the, rights of her Royal •Iliati 1 the frontier shall follow the line v hich sepa, att s him possession of Mont M. , . vice Heise, killed in artion. 11 Highness the Piincess Sophia Alhertitie of Sweden, these two last departments till it reach the liver f The whole of Genatal La Tour'a artillery and To he Ensign-.image Vnn Brandin, Gent, vice Crochets, 1, I•ed in action. 1, Abbass of Queilinhdrg, conformably with the ar- Worm 'Oath% its mouth in the Boer), and shall go infantry, acting in the Mattrienne, :s now assembled k. sth Bauntion of the Eine. Lieut. Charles de Bothser, to be I rattgementi made in 1803. along this river till the point where it again touches nithin a day's march ef the head of the Austrian co. Cat:tion of a t oinpaay, vice C. \Violet, killed in action. • ii • The Prusvints portion of the county of Mansfiefd; the limits of these two deputnients, shall pursue lumn, the troops having nettle very inng marches 6th Ditto, Lieutenant George 11..r0n During to be Captain ~ fa . - the Pressiaa portion of the county of liolienstein ; th a t li m i t t o t h e no o f ibe„,e cte, will remount , from Turin with B rent cheei fulness. The cavalry is t:vi e npa n n e y, vice Horror, promoted iu the 7th Battaliiin of from the city and territory Nordhausen ; the town and i thence towards the north, and leaving Miens- c ross i n g M ount Ca n i s, and is ill be read y to j uin 71;," pillin. Brevet Major Levin de IL.rline, from the 6th Balla- ' • territory of Mulillmusen; the Prussian portion of the berg to Prussia, and cutting the canton of Sittard when we cross the Ivere, on the iesuniption of liosti- . lion of the Line. to Ise Major, vice So...st, pruniettal is the 4th ilattitlion of the Line.. ...: district of 'treffurth stills Delia ; the city and tern- parts , 'warty equal , so that Sittard in two - lities.—l have tile honour to be, &c. G. FIELDING. On Volger, Gent. to be Eiisigo, vire Martiu, killed in adieu. t.. tnry of Eiforth; the Prussian portion of the county te ren rema i n on th e lef t , shall reach the old Dutch -- Fitt Vitt... To be Captains of romp - iii.s-. I ien or ins George Matzen, of Gleichen; the lower lordship of' Kraniclifeld ;• territory ; then following the old fioetier of that - I The dispatch of Col. Leake contains nothing vire Voigi, killed in :14.1.;n1i ar,•l E,,,:, rick . Luderitz, vice 1 . the lordship of Blanckenhagen; the principality of territory to the point where it toile' ed the old Aus- •- - viewer:Maple killed in ~e,.ty. i, ith which the public are tint already acquainted.] Pederborn, with the Prussian part of the bailiwicks ( elan principality of Guehdres , on !he aid' of [Lure. i ark Light Inta7try Voloweers. ---.151.- To be Lieutenants, viitlo,to i itoclia e-• la--ii, is P. Grassi. vice ~ of Scliwalletilierg, Oldenburg, and StOppriberg, avid monde, and ditectilig itself I 0• ti I tIS th . m ist eastern reterrellY PROMOTIONS. Tinecau, promoted ; and —De Gaiai.s, vice (I•Kceffe, the juristlietiros of liagendorn and Odeeihjusen, sie point of the Dutch teriitory to t.• nod .of awalmen, • -- promoted i n, the 4th VAest India it, giment. situated in the territory of Lippe ; the county of • War-Oiiice, .100 '22. To be Ensigns-Richard Reece, Gem. vice Grassi ; •uid Louis it shall continue to embrace the C err i to y. • Mark, with the part of Lippstadt thereto belong i ng; 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards , Ca lstain Francis Hartwell Thaloa• Cent, vice De canoes. i Then it jo i ns , setting Ltd f om the mat eastern to be Major, by piirchase, vire lii ups, who retires. Ist torergo Veteran Battalion, Sergeant Conrad teoe. fres the county of Warden ; the county of Essen; the : po,nt, that other part of the Dutch to ritory in 3tl Re of of Dragoons. the Kinc's German Artillery, al be Emlo, vie: Kesler, portion of the duchy of Cleves on the right bank of To he Lienteamits, without porch:lse-Lieutenant James B. deemed- which Yellin° is situated ; it shall include :hat to wn [To be continued]. the Ritice, with . the town and fortress of Wesel, the and its territoiy. Theme to the old Dut ch frontier F ‘ • co rei r tch,'from half-pay of the , 911) . Light Dragoons; Cornet ( ge Lloyd; and Cornet Wm. Semple. - --•0111 10 i•-- portion of' that duchy situated 'on the left bank, being near Monk, situated bolo a G coop,. it shall follow To he Cornets-Don. John Stuart, vice Lloyd; and John Byng BANK RU i'TCY l• 1 4 11. A IMED. comprised in the piovinces specified in Art. 25; the, the course if the Meuse at a distance (tom the right Wilkinson, vire Semple- Uth ling-. of Light Dragoons , Lieutenant Win. Cockburn to T. Clanton Alfred-place, Caswell-greet-road, carpenter, •- ,r seculariik chapter of Elten, the principality of Mun- bank so that all die places which are not distant be Reg" one marQuarter-alater, vice Corson, deceased. from Ati.•s t o Aug. 22. : , • star, i. e. the Prussian portion of the old duchy of from i t tits batik more t h an a thousand Ger man perches ata Ditto. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEQED. Alutister i serulatilod proVostsidp of Cattenberg; the " shall below r, w i t h • ••Pd I' ioot, vice Poricr, who exelianges, receiving tte dif- county of Tecklenberg ; the cotaity of Ling -n, with of the Low c' Coe tit i ;es ; but no point of the bank of fere:we; same! Forward, Gent. by purrha•e t _viee Storey, J. Rattray, Chelsea, baker. J. T. Strawy , Manchester, merchant. • app o i nte d t o t h e I s t Lir e Guards; and Win. Vl'ilian, Gent. the excepti o n of the portion ceded to Hanover by Art .': t h e mens.. to make a part of the Pruss i an (err tcry ' BANKRUPTS. 8 ^ 7 ; the vrincip.ility of llitiden; the county of Ita - : which shail nut approach it by eight hendred Gel: man • tiv porch.ee, vice 8i51.02, who retires. . W. Freeman, Lincoln, shopkeeper. hug, 3. 4, Sept. 2, at Ist Beet. of Font Guards, John Hobart trot:lnch, Gent. to be the Spread - Eagle Inn, Lincoln. Attornien, Mr. Elgie, Soiek. - vensberg ; the serulerisod Chapter of Het - foul ; tile perche , . Eusien, withoutpurch•we, porchwe, vice D•sha opt!, promoted. well, Nottinghamshire; and Messrs. Willis. Fairthorne, and ( 3d • p,•inci•eality of Nsufc!‘atel, with the county of Valiii.. Front th e point where the line just described Dino, Ensign H envy P axton to be Lientettatit and Captain , I Clarke. W arnford-court. Thrognoirton-street. tviihoutpnrchnse, vice S tothert, of his wonnds.. gel, as their frontiers Irate been ascertained by the ' J. Kenworuhy , Stout-snood, Yorkshire, woollen-inannfac- reaches the GA Du- ch fron ier to the Rhine, this To he Ensigns - Thomas Poo ley Gordon, o Gent, vice Simpson, weer , Aug, I , 5 , Sept. Y. tat live White Bear Inn, at.owilearr. 1 'l'rtaty of Paris, and by Art. 76, of tot. present Ge" . frontier to remain essenti , Ily as it was in 1795, be- dead of his wont's'.; and Robert caroming Hamilton Gur- Attor'nies, Mr. bibbon, - Ashoon-under-Line, La•Osiakire t - stud i don. (tent. vice raTl9ii. tteral Treaty.' teem Cleves anal tit Unshod Provinces. It shall be Slr. Banye, - Chancery-lane. To hi l s ie n A oa d ti j i T s ant, Carom Charles Sondes, vice Stothert, dead of J. Lunt , Kirkdale. Lancashire, master-carter , A ug.l4, lb, The same arrangements extend to the rights of so. examined hy the Commission, vs hick shall be named] ' Sept. 2, at the New Globe Tavern. Lis erpotd. enmities Mr. , treceii.oity and superiori t y over tl:e county - of Wend:. w i t h out d e l ay b y t h e two G overnments to procee d to sth R eg i men t o f F oo t, Li eutenant Ed war d I nge. f rom h al f - Rowlinsoa. Liverpool ; a..d Mr. Chester. Sta t ile Inn. ' 1a yof the Ittb Foul to be Lime' t vice garotte to that of higit protection over the county of the eruct determination of the limits, buth of the , ien , Ford, who ex- T. Goldner. j sea. Liverpool, tailor. Aug. 14, IS, Sept.?, at changes. 21s i t : Ditt . t.• ~ i , i • sr st . - . --- : the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Mar- - Holien-Limburg, and to all other rights and claims kingdom of the Low Countries, and the Gland 10th Ditto, Charles Sinith,Geot , to he Ensign, by purchase, vice •.w , L veri I ; and Nlessts. Blackstock toad Bence, Kire's • whatever, which his Prussian Majesty possessed and Duchy of Luxembourg, designated in the articles 63 Ferguson, promoted. . 'econd Lieutenant Sir William Crishie Bart to be Be rV. h iV w h a i l i k e ' n . .olse '"ll , I l l t e •w • keshory, linen draper, 23, Aug. , . exercised before the Peace of Tilsit, and which he ~ -t 68, and this Commi • sion shall regulate, wi lithe tr.t ..teu.enait.„ -y pnrea2ve, litre -.• ..av , promoted. 4. Sept. ‘2, at Gui!dhall. Attorney, Mr. Allen, Berge r's-wee, has slot renounced by other Treaties, Acts, of Con- ' aid of experienced persons, whatever concerns the 3011 i Diem, '..:.hartes Deane, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. ' Oxford-street. • ventions. 4drotechnical construction and other 'aititlagous vice 1:111on, who retires , tiogiiumeglo., from . o ._ . . I S. Halliday. Manchester, eommission-brokee. Aug. 7,9, Sep;. 35th Ditto Captain 't ir pay of the keg,- 2. At the hiriskv Arms Inn, Manchester Attoroie., Mn,ock- , 2.1. His Majesty the King of Prussia shall unite ! formable to the mutual interests of the Pruerian T,,, w b e uent,•nan t s. vs ithont piireihoe- Lieutenants firorze I gorse, Bedford-row , . li PRUSSIAN POSSESSION ON THIS SIDE THE muse. points, in the manner the most equitable and eon- acne, to he • ap•ain of a Company , v, (lion? purchase. I bey, M•inehest,:r; and ; )le as e., Shepherd , Adli • ' mum and toe- It ,f nu half-pay of the he -imeat • a-al Lewis :low ea 5V c., • h ~ . . 11..rhes. jun. Crisham, Hampshire, ininfounder, Aut. to his monarchy in Germany, on this side the Rhine, States and the Low Countries. The IMMO eisposition to be possessed by himself and his successors, in full i extends to the fixation of tile limits in the d fron :lion.. 4, 5, Sept. C. at the Swan. Gm. Covham. Attornies air. PIO,. districts of 41.1 Ditto, Copt ,in 'Dom.: `,"!•systi, from thr.• 1034 Foot, to he mill, S:orle Gar ; and Mr. Eiteromii Port•ea. . . property and sovereignty, the following countries, ! Kyswaerd, Lobith, and all the territory to Keker- viz. : j darn . The provinces of Saxony designated in Art. 15,1 The places Huissen, Malbourg, le Limers, with with the exception of the places and territories ceded tho town of Sevenaer and the Lordship of Weel, to , by virtue of Art. 39, to his Royal Highness the . make a part of the kingdom of the Low Cousitries: a C ,says tic' , :allac.k who et-ionzi•s. Li t- 412 . :i i n I t o t t :. P. E ' en:4;l , ll, t • Via ' to he Lieutenant, % ice Soldi. olio exchanges. .1. Cape, Gravel-lane, Shoittioark, consmon-brewer, .11ilv :cm the Drotivsvick Ecticibles, 29. Aug. 5, Sold. ", at Guilalia.l. Attorney, Mr. Yet n:, 4'2.l Regina -et of I . oiit. Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar ; the territory ceded: The King of Prussia to become 'responsible for ell """, who exei '""W v * ~, ~ „„, II igh-street, South ark. To a he , l..lente . !iants-Lii:uttoitt s George Gordon, from half-pay 2, at the Hi ieet (nu r. , f cri Ft, „intetit, awe A••!.ay. olinsc appoinatient has not A'd •-• ~ Vt taken :be e ; rowl fliainab M•NiVell fte IY • Mils • • - ' l , m. t to, vice , . ..iii t einz . 14;x e t er , J. Pring, t--. 1:. Tt:,:,:on, Devon, ta. 1x r , Aug. 17, 18. scio• • Exescir. At comics, Messrs. Andra:. an: ~ .. n . nrenor.:-,om t. Thrognaorion• st rem i sad Mr. Eta- ! J. Jiwe. Congleton, ( heshire. lout:ater, Aug. 3,4, Sept. . to Prussia by his Britannic Majesty the King of . the charges affecting the countries detached front To be I i _,.ettlerint, .• . ." I,llln. '2. at the Lion and Swats Inn, Congle oat Anomie% to. •4 u.n.iim. s':•har-1 '4-ward sii ..,, . •. , • , ce Keddle. de- . Wilson: King's Bench %Vans, Temple ; and Mr. Lockett;Can- ' Hanover, by Art. 20; the portion of the district of France by the Treaty of Paris, 30th May, 1814. • e•rirsaii ; mei cerurae NI. 'fete, , from iialf-pay of the 31st Foot, &t o o. 1 Fulda and the territories therein comprised, indi- • P russian vice Smartt. • Th e provinces on the two banks of the ?,aiii Ditto, Lieutenant F. 11. Hall, from half-pay of t • I E. Reciter, Thorpe- within -the.soken. Essex , d.aper, Ate- he 48th . 9 3, Sept. hel 2, at the t i ed Lime Ism, Colchester. Aitoriles,. 1 • • cated in A• t. 40; the town and territory of Wetz. l Rhine to above the town of Cologne, which iv in- root , to be Lieutenant, vice Dov'er, w ho exc h anges. ; - • tau, as in Art. 42; the Grand Duchy of Berg, with - chided in this arrondissement, to bear the name of GI.: ititto, Ensign James Atkin to he Lient-nant.withetut par - ; ""s* Cl'ninnan. Stevens, and Wood. Little St. flie•ii.ei P A nos In, Queen-street, Cheapsidc ; and Mr. Daniels, Withal:4 A • the Lordships of Hardenberg, Broik, St rum ' Grand Duchy of the tower Rhine.chase, vice Porteous, promoted in the 60th Font I Esrex. it , ' Seineler. and Odetithall, which formerly belonged 1 Ensign , Geor g e Park, from half-pay of the 38th Foot, to be Era- , fit Coale, Thor:ley-street, St. George , Blootashure. tailor. sip. me Atkin. • ' •KINGDOM OF HANOVER. 1 .Itl v., ‘29 .1 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. , Itiching., ' In th • .i.itl Jock) , under the Palatine Government; Assistant-Stirs:eon Copeland Grattan, from half-pay of the 6th' r• -- ' g ' ' St.n• Britannic M ajec l y 'halal) substituted •to ' the - ;i=trii sof the old Arehhishoprick of Cologne, 26 . His • Garrison Battalion t u he A•sis . •i• . . , ~ tant-Sur„eou„ vice Giddons, : w. :roils s•reet, Soho-square. Walker, Wiliness, Lancashire, dealer, Aar. 7 S Se e% „.• t . of his old title.of Elector that of Kilo , of Hanover, the ',• w ho exchan g es. I " •t th 11? I m e oey Arms Inn, Manchester. Attoreties„ Mr. Bock- . wh iic h l a t ... I .' i belonged In I •.# Grind Duchy 1 0 ad assi- tent -serecon Thomas Burke , from half-pay of the Ist j, , ,,, d ha countries hitherto cum olio the Electorate of Bruns - • ' • ' .1' •ir ; and Messrs. Shepherd, Aillistglou and Cite- Dog ; the Doche of Westphalia. such as it was - gory, ••,Iford-eaw. possessed • ta• iii 11.5 al Highness the Grand Duke •: wick 11l Lunebur as (heir limits are in future fused by promote:l in the 11 Garrison Battalion. 1 li` Smith , •-horeham Sit e h .. . • ,• se ex . s npkeeper, Jolv 25, Sue. 1, :If •! f t ' the following articles, to form hereafter the kingdom . . 7lth Ditto, Ensign 'l'. C. Vs vyan, from lialf-,•ay of the s",th I • $ '2 , at 61111‘111011 Attorney. Mr. Admin., O W deo!). of Ileve.; .lie c..wity of Dorm told ; the principality . . Toot, to be Ensign without porch :se, vice Maingoinerie, e ' 4. r of Hanover. ! shove apimintineet lins not taken pinee. DIVIDENDS. is, ir of Cre-berg ; the mediatized districts specified in I Sluh Ditto. llospitol-Assiqam Al evan d er C amp b e ll• to he A s- Ang. 17, IV. Graham, Carlisle, merehant- A sc. 1 6 , .r. Wlir, • A:t d 3. , CESSIONS BY PRUSsIA TO HANOVER. sistaiit.Surecon, vice NeDosingh. deceseal. i Fitchl y, Northamptonshire. victualler-Sep 2. ft lime:tit , • • ,t The ilia imsgelt.ions „r ft., u.,, , , 5 , or Nassau -Dioz ' 27. The Mug of Prussia cedes to the King of 9011, Ditto, Lieutenant Daniel O'Ree ff e to be Caph.in of a em, manchester, wirier - s.ov. Vi. C. C. Ilech.ir, 'l,4,llllwri. MI 1 1 lin ring (la it ei , ,le.) to Pr.,c.iii by his 111,tjesty the King Hanover, Company, vice inaciean e deeensed. 1 merciatat-Ang. tti..l. A. Kelly, s. A. Ivelly. at, IT. IL Kell , . . 'II Ensign Nnthanitl Taylor to he ldeatenaht rice OlicelTe. I Strand, ratlillt‘r• - A v..% •,2, 1%. Jecks Aid.•l•l•ai•bury silti• 'to of the Nettie. la tic, rut a parr of these 1 ,„,, 5e5 ,,,•,, Ist, The Principality of Hildesheim. ' Matthew Pi t ttison, Giint. t o b e nisign. sir:. T I aytor. vt eaver-Atig.‘.l), T. Edlin, Watford. Hertfordshire, hr - ,tier - ~..4 haritig bo o n es..liangeri f. , r districts belon g in g to their 2d, Tlie twee and territory of Gostar . Iliad Ditto, Captain Bichard Bullock , ion. num the 41st Foot , Aiig,. 22, W. 'I lOW, , en. Sw a llow-street , cliee.'enetnrer- or - Set env Iliglitie.rsei the Oak? sod Prince of Nassau, ' 3tl, 1' e• Principality of East Friesland, includin to he Ca rtaiii vice Yv V 'all Win) eNC ta 1.„••••c g Lietreintat i Ja:4•Tho t". 3 . ° ' -1 s ! • ^ -n;. 12. C Wills, Wood-street. a ble-inrreltiott- A t:. IT :.. 1. 1 son, from half-pay of the 31st Foot, to 1 Stater, Lii - erpanl, merchant - A.- , I . ), (I Iv, fight , Bo l i v ia- Hi the fi: •‘r 01 I' Jssi:: -hall :11 , ses4 in full sovereignty, the ',trier called Ilarlingerland, under the stipti- •ebe Li eu tenant. rice Il l e ' ly, who eiteltan•ec. - ' I h.en, graver--Ai, 1 0 . T. Aeihrte"e . . S:ilter : i. II i - ;1.4-valet a 141 , - . aril unite 10 1113 11l 0 111 t :II : —l. The principality of • lati•OlS, Article 30, respecting the navigation of the nth Wcst Itt.t a Regiment, Lieutenant linher; liiine to tiry, Ad- ! niercilio•t- A lig. 14. J. Poliitt, Coe i‘erm 1111 l li. I7ointicilai I. i • jutasit, vire Bersina, who resigns the Mint:one.: (nil,. . ;Darr- Ito , . 16, .1. Siziiiii, Miliisio , , llam. shire grow - : V Segetr, with the bailiwicks of Ilarletch and Nea. : 1...• 4, and t h e commerce of Entbden. i kirelnot, with the exz - eption of a portinn containing '' 4th, The lower county .(Niedere-Grafschaft) of ith Ditto. (nho liareinon Wernys, Cent , to be 'Ensi,, , ii. with. I Aso . ; 5 , N.' - i'orter, l'• . ' ' • ' ' I. I • 'll - Br nu purchase, vice APlmine, whose appointment hall not NilibillieV, cliti:lit r. Jll•4l.ngatli.l, i.r.nr-t ttg. 0, I. 14. CC i taken place. 1 0 ,000 inhabit:anti, wLich shall belong. to the Duke Ltugett and the part of the Principality of Prussian . Rosa; . C.1.1M VIC ATES -.A en. 12. African Corps Lie.tenant Jame: Chkhrilm to li n:iti Prince of Nassau : '2.d, The bailiwicks of' ifonen...l Monster, situated between that country and the part . . loin of aCOT piny:withoue purc., i a. _ _,.... „ e Cali- P Yuma: and .1. 11. s. Broeloa.st, V.:lisping, ape-mates • S.lms, Greifenstein. Braunfels, Freirsberg, Faiede. :of Rheilia-Wolheck, occupied by the Hanoverian to the sth Royal Veteran Battalion. ` ''''' ""re, lal 1 1 111 !Illed J. Taylor, Vi'ara iclid•itte, carca , ;•-bot•iaer --.1. 1 dAston. lid- ! in n -ateere Lauer- -w. Du: r..to ‘I t id.ot 1- battier- I M. Mt stable, Schoesisteiii, tichoemberg, Alteukirchen, . ki,.; Government. But as Hanover - is to gain by this • Garrison Company. Nerjeolit 'lvor • t:-sham, Foot Guards In he • . rin, late of the lit stopisens, Portion I.llh. jewel/er• • .I'. Ijo . ird . ' 'I/ I* 41 . bet- I n kw, , • . ~,ii. vire Wurledge, appointed to the •I, .1 . • '' ' • * • erl tenwied, Dierdorf, Neiterbere, Linz, Hammer. ;cr :.ion '21,000 souls, and as the above-mentioned ;Li Garrisott • Bottalion. vs 111 1., ( .1 1111.111 . ,drr.-1., I Ilrller. yea. If or,tibi.rpojiii. S.lssri, MC stein, with Eager% and Iletfdersdorf, the town ; Places may not contain such a number, the King . Ito; e!: • ..- Is .W. r.r. , rle and W Pirieir I CI • • • o f 2ilLiar t ri t son h artalion, Ensign Henry Wigmore, frora the 21th N * • -•- ••• • W . . • i , * nat • l • vlt • Mu vw.rimii. 1 hitceltapcl, soap.mastifaeiiirim,- E. kk.sser. Gar* ly and teiiitary of Iceneied, the parish of Hamm ; Prussia engages to extend the line of demarcation 60 F it i ..-aili Veterane Oeute i nan . L . _. • lls 1 ingrain, o;:hir.!..liire. farniev-J. 1... 1.:1,•::s Gus art , Mt nu- i ov 7 battalion. Surgeon John Sharpe, f rom the sh . • , . • far as ma - b belongiug to the bailiwick of ifachetiburg, the pal ish of - into the Principality of Munster, so y e l„,„ L, h r i o. al v elem , t1 e e„1. 0 ,,, ,„ ~,, someo ,„ • , 1, e, cotitract-h:itcher. • d llerltairool, forming part of the bailiwick of Hers- necessary to give that populetion. A Commission to Tube A"iblalit - Sardeolls-A'iislant-Sorgeocs I‘'illitan Carib- PARTNERSHIPS DIsSDEV EA. • . ; ; ster, fr•oni the lerce 12th R oyal Veturott Rattal . •. • 81 brth, and the portions of the bailiwicks of Yellen. i be named for fixing the limits. I trick Eitzpatricb, from ditto. d I' ma ,an a. F. M. Fouler, i 1!. Smith. awl S. A 11ii . %; a..., Bristol. irer;- • - a dar anal Elbleobreitstein on the right bank of the ! [To be conduded to.rnarrozw.] ; Slit Ditto. I icor-John itioisell. from tie' el i iarriron Ilittstio terr-E. W. I'a ell used C. 1 i il,irert, 11. ir..forcl. l'hoth;; ,. , • 1 Ito be lieutenant, vice oaiaio•stin, anus, appointment t‘ n, mo te : tilealer,- 7 3 , p.,,‘,1 mid S. Alai( , Orford-. reet. fruiter:ors - r y Rhine, designated in the Convention between his ta us 60 ; 1 1. t,t•lice 0 , L.‘.l, iite-s re.!t. Ilistories, trunit-maker..-J. Gehl . ; taken place. Oat • Maje4ty the Kill; of Prussia and their S e re ne High. One of the lads of the whip, on the Dover road, 1 • h . t; New lirtimisirk Terrible.. • and R. tiohin, liarveong,ll•hi.iii.-.... Lanca , hire. tittitser.deab-• - , C. Bowes and ',‘• Ilittritinviat liii'lleond Yorkshire,c o'n's. '' '. in; misses the Duke and Prince of Nassau annexed to has obtained a sixteenth of the twenty thousand ' • 1° --- - " eute " lll%-Liefiten "'", C. SE. 5 , =;1 11 .. front the 41 W' • ;S. •.. •• • • - 6 lel prize, , - Foot, ! k hII I vier ..e/11-1.., wan exchan g es I mid Liisj„.- 11 t Et , t - ' r """ '."' s ' " "gill ' alui vv. 'I iffiswil• Jose ' •• ' ' tm the present Treaty, shared by Richardson and Co. This will enable him : slaw Ilainsford, from half - pay Of the late ith GtirT;s. Br,, - • F. i s • ••• • ..is „1i0,.1, e 1d. trire-nierehants ( ,•0 far as c•iticerns it: .i.l 'i , • to tlotion, with temporary ran,. on Bat- 1 I tin lan , jun.) - -T Parkin ;11141 .1. Walker. Aril try, 1 i•I is - 1 ' • •'• , PRUSSIAN: POSSESSIONS ON THE Leer OF THE RHINE. 1 • to mound the box of comfott, and handle the ribbands • Glengarry Li ght ti ,r i , i ,„ F t , ii ,.. ihic ,,. Ensign John ..„. I litien-aszninfictiii-•rs -.1. Mann, E. Maio.. 1.; Clayton, s • t ~ • ore ev.h Art. 25. The King of Prussia to possess the coins- with spirit :he says, fortune has been hanging i n 1 Lieutenant, vies' S:laW, who I , '-ivle. 3l nay to be .ost. and .1. Dickereton, outdo;., ,rt. b-,keis -If. iil..lte , at.; \ • ilell b a little tries on the left. of the Rhine, kichided in the frontier. the. breeching for some time ; but, y eon _ i The IS illg'S ' .;er111:1/1 Le , ' lPr:ty, T:i:o4/• • Ori:•O•Atilat - t, Clock -:,r0k,•,..„ -•i . 0,,,,.., ( , it. Ord Ist R im • • ^ • Gars issit u4 - .1, i • '•i 1 • l'•• i' • •• • • • r . • , . i- n . • ...: ing, 'he hal Induced her to touch collar, . and assist ' • eg • "inf. Light Dragoons, Lit ,.. t. Iv 1,4 rely to be c:lp.. ~ - • • 1, berPafter desiguated , i tam ot a Troop, vice Peters. killed in :-.••ii ni ,. sligia rellns I . C. Inge This frontier to commence on the Rhine at Ben. i him in giving the ge by to those who have been I To . h.• yeuteirtsits-Torrets t' s ...p.m :Ad Pul..il vile l . .-....„ - T., • ascend the :Mahe to tire confluence queering his team, and giving him their Oust. , killed to Relive :S. I 7earl N. 1 1 .1 1,, ,i r . 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