The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-08 00:00:00

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TO BE DISPOSED OF, ADelightful small rural coTTAG E, near Nor. wood, within ti Miles of London, commanding most beau tiful views, in which the eye is lost by the expanding Coun try ; comprising a goad dairy, drawing-room, and two other rooms on the ground floor, two best hed-roonn, aid three other sleeping rooms, a coach-house, and two-stall stable, with sleeping room, an excellent garden, and good paddock, all in cotnpleie repair, neatly furnished with every necessary, but without extravagance. Toe whole, with the Lease, to be disposed of on moderate terms, the present owner being obliged to join tht. Army. letters, post-paid, addressed to A. B. C. at No. i+7, Fleet street, will be attended to. MONDAY., AUGUST 7. Doroning.street, 4,1 g. 7. opon ItutteA, detaching a cops 'for the retimeiion Hamakens, which, whin effected, will coniplct• the investment of Flushing. Dispatches, of which the following are copies, were last night received at the Office of Gov' Vis. count Castlereagh, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, from Lieutenant-General the ESrl of Chatham, dated Middleburg'', Yd and 3d August, 1809. I have to regret the temporary absence of Bri. gadier-General Browne, who was wounded late in the day, but I trust not to be lung depri►ed of his ser►ices. I have the honour to inclose a return of the killed, wounded, and missing. Deeply as the fall of every British soldier is at all times to be la mentel, the loss will not appear to have bccn great, when the serious impediments it wns in the power of the enemy to oppose to our progriss are considered. as well as t'ic formidable state of the batterks of Flushbsg, to which the troops were necessarily poScd. CAPITAL GRAZING OR IPAIRY FARMS, IN ILTS H IR E TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE:: CONTRACT, BROOKE -HOUSE FARM ; consisting of a capital Farm-Hoese, Cow-House, Stables, and other Buildings; together with about '3OO Acres of Water Meadow, p as ture, an4l a small portion of Arable Land. Lollia. WOOD t ARIL con-isting of a a nd Fars 'ouse, Stables, &we, Ate. Ste. timettaur wick W Acres of Ileadow, Pastore, eel Arable Land. Roth the above Farms adjoin each other in a Ring Fence, are highly improvenble; distant front Rath and Devises P 2 miles, and Warminster (which is a large market town) only four and a half. For further Particulars apply (if by Letter, past paid) to 'less's. Saunders'and Co. solicitors, Bradford ,• Wilts ; or, Mr. Davis, Lad Surveyor, tionnaphans. near Brariniaster. P. S. Possession may be had at taa,-day next, when the resent Tenants' term expires. SODA WATER. IMPROVED Preparation for making SODA W.tTF,R, exceedingly useful to all Persons who-r ritu ation renders the Conoryaare of Soda Water incnnvenient or expentive bat particularly to Gentlemen going abroad. It is portable tor the Pocket, and incapable of Change iu auy Climate. Prepared and sold by Hudson and Cn. Ch mists, 47, flay market, London ; bold also by Sbaw and Edwards, 66, Si. Paul's Church-)ard • Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street and Vade, 46, Curo kill, in Cases for . nee Dozen, at 4s. fid. each. STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn in One Day, fifth of OCTOBER, INU9. SCHEME. 4 A20,000 X80,01,1 4 5,000 Vrl,OOO 4 4,000 B,OOO A... Is 5OO 6,000 Y 4 • 100 2,40,1 50 1,803 LS 73,900 4,9/0 t),lkiu Tickets. Tk+i• Lottery consists of only 50011 Numbers (from I to WOO incluftve); hot there are Four Tickets of each Bomber, which will he soverall entitled to stpusseser Prize is drawn against such Number 4 for instance, It No. 1 Olould be drawn a Prize of Ulklol. the Four Tickets of that Number will rach he entitled to 90,111301. nuking, iu the whole, 00,01101. so that if any person should purchase more than One Ticket or the tame Number, and that Number prove fortunate, he may 'tin, 13r . Two Tickets of the mine Number, A Trite of B_y Three Ticket) of the same Number, A Prize of . . . . . • . Xolll,ooo By Four Tickets of the Name Number. A Prize of . . . . . . And all ether Prizes in w same Proportion. TICKETS and SHAKES are an Sale at all the (Meet. INMIDDLETON, Poekal-Book and Black • Lead resell Maker to the Kin g• and Prince of Wales, at tlteOrigisal Manufactory, No. Str ind, opposite New cattle-tareet, begs leave to recommend to Cie Public his ille BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior exee lienre ha: been for more thaw 50 years uniscrially acknowledged; awl Pencihrfor drawing in colours (of at late invention), To ills his Pencils from connterfeits,t he mark wltch WAS for merly only Middleton,is now charged to N. liddletnti and t direction, 162. Strand, London, stamped on each Prod'. An este: si%.• assortment of Pocket-books and Thread-cases, o.uatvd iii gold, silver, and plain ; a complete az:- sortmeM of Travelling, Writing, and Diening-cases Gen tletecit's Pocket Cconmodes, cootaining ev article for Oa+ and tire,. ; Portable Writing and • -desks. and Boers, in mahogany, satin-wood, leather, lice.; Writ. Cog-paper, r %Ira fine.eut large Pons, fine Irish and Dutch Sealinc-Wax, anti all kinds of Statiotetr-; Portable and Counting-house Letter Copying Machines. These machines, by Which whim' may be expeditiously and clear* copied arc brute-ht by N. Middleton to the utmost perfection, ani rmiipribed in a mahogany case* which forms a complete desk ; wows', small, a; to he of the greatest convenience to ; those who travel; Others of a size and form to answer the parposes of a complete secretaire. A large assortment 0 . Liners, and all k ind 4 of One Collerv. MINERAL. TEETH. ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN. MR. FALMUR,Dentist, No. 18, WOitURPF PLACE, begs leave to nuaosoce to !re Public, that I. consequence of various experiment>, be is Jumbled to re commend ARTIFICIAL TEETH, of a Mineral Prepara tion, so as to give complete satisfaction to those who may base occasion for such sttlititutes.—Mr. FA LEUR engages to supply from one Tooth to a whole Set, without caaiing pain, or irritation, and of an appearance tai very natural, as to defy the mad critical observer, at the same time that the 'feed' to supplied will answer every purpose of mastica tion, give to the voice its natural time and modulation: and their construction Is so incorruptible, that Mr. FA icy* en gages to replace them free of expenre, should they wear or chair colour.—Mr. FA LLTris can also atilt an Ardicial Pa late in a manner peculiar to himself. and never before at tempted by any i dividanl.—Mr. F. is enabled to give rrfe- Traces to many respectable characters in Too n nod Country, who have felt the beneficial effects of his inode B.f Treatment, and who have bee. equally satisfied with his fair and reason able charge.. No. Is, tinhorn-plate, Russell-sqoare. r lIHE MOUTH is subject to many In-ine- JIL den of the must unpleasant !wart, bet more particu larly Scorbutic !tumours, Tooth-ache, and Ulcerous Flares. In no rlass is. 4 it more evident than in 0(1111.A1P11 of the Fa culty • but now tisey it:e and recommend the CEYLON EX -ofLe as not only the meet eh rft and agneabk Deatifi ice for renderi-g toe 'feetli heaatifulls while, hitt the nuly certain remedy for 411 Di, , orders of the Mouth. Immediately np.m a l iplicatio• it will care the mat excruciating Tneth-ache, Coin ?Wes, swelted Face, ax. In a test days it will mainly eradicate the tkurrs in the Gams, make eicra Iles aid Ikaltb• purify decayed Teeth, present tbe:n hcenniing worse, GlS te•ii •urh as may be loose, ad render the Ltreath delicately sweet. To those ettloret to Sores, or Ulcers in the Ghetto, Germ, Tongue, or Lips, it is particularly recannitrodea. If a Tooth is decayed, or the Idea* in a had state. /et the Proprietor Icon at it (hr requires no fre). then if Cie Exotic be GM, as he directs, all Murders incident to th.: Nlnuth twill be completely cored and prevented t unlimited N. *destine re,torco ; ete rreee‘saey 'Nutriment for existence be relished with a true flavour ; the Valetadinariau pla-ed in a state of convalescence and health, the greatest air all sublunary Hes tiro; insured and confirmed. A ~ingle experiment will prove the troth of the foregoing statement ; and at f• hat fair to infer that the person suet made sensible of Its worth will never he str;lhout it. Ishe CEYLON DENTIFRICE, for which so much enqoiry is mode, in conarcrienee at' the Sale being removed from Soho- , qunre, may be had at Thlni**, ;i, 0 v ford- Street t Fentems Strand ; and of the Prowl:ll , r, No. I, 'rebate -plate, Siiecklilai's Road, near the CirCus. Price, 11(:). EXCIIF,QUER BILLS dated in the Month - Of July, lsog, TO BE PAID OFF., THE LORI) COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY, hairlike/liven Dirertlons for paying if the Principal of Me above-mentioned E.rrhequer MM. wit/stile Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bin Office in the 11-eeipt of Exchequer, New Palace lard, Westminster, ow Tuesday, the 29M Day of August, 1809, attendance will be given daily ( Sandell end 11olideye excepted) anal , and he el:Ming Prieto, lite ISM of August, from Ten o'Clack in the ' Morning H!! One in the Afternoon, fur the Perpeee of recut,- ir the same. And for the greater Dispatch, the Bearers othe said Rills are desired to bring Lists thereof, containing t o Numbers in Numerics/ Order, according to the Dates of the said Blur end Commeneentent of Interest, with th e Princi pal Sums aid Merest Ave thereon, computed from, but e%- eluding, Me Days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 49M Day of August, inelsuire, when the Interest will cease; and the sand Bearers ( being Hulders or not) are in dispensibly required to indorse seek Bill with their lanai Sk im/we s sod to write their Names end Residence at the het i*. Meer Lest': i-ta tkoy are moreover merited to attend the Tilt Offireefile Peylarent, Jed fannies Me .1 em Dills, end glue the laceiptstike-sarne. 1 f any 01 Me !tattlers ef the aforeaeid Bale should be de sinew of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest, preview to the said 99th Day of August, they may be RC' commatiated ii cohsputikg the .Merest to the Day en whirl ail they wish Sc be p, and loassiar the Exami nation One Day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be desirwas of hawing New Exchequer Bills in whole °rein part Payment if Principal; ipon marking New Rills, and mentioning the ,t meant at the Bottom of their Lido, delivered on or before the 19th of Au gust, may be accommodated with New Bells. carrying an in leered of Derr vows One Portking by the Day *a ever, One. Hinds-eel Pooneek, which said New Bills will beer Date the said 29111 Day of magnet, and will be delivered on Thursday, the 31st August, and the following Days. N. B. AU Exchequer Bills dated prior is July, IS3 R, have bern advertised to be paid off, and the Interest thereon has ceased. BURDETT'S RRFOR%I EXA'MINEU. This day wai published, price 2:. A N IMPAR I'IAL EXAMINATION of SIR FRANCIS BURDEL'T'S PLAN of PARLIA MENTARY REFORM. Printed for BON F.: and HONE, opposite Somerset-House, This day was published, In limo. price is. 6d. biund. AN ABRIDG 14M ENT of US! VERti.ll, TORY, adapted in U. of Families and Schools ; being divided into portions calndated for each ri.i%'s learn ing; to which are annexed appropriate queitioas for the In structor. the Rev. If. J. KW 0 , PP. Soli by lennznial, Hers., Item and Orme, Paternoiter reW g C. Law Aar'liana-141w ; J. Harrill M t. Paul's caureb-yard; hid Darien and Hann-y, Graceeinrch-street. ■~ LintEcr isurF DRESSES. THE objections to Buff I)resses, from their liability to Stains, and the difkulty of removing theta, are now entirely obviated by the use of HUDSON'i CII! MICAL BLEACHING LIQUID. whleb removes Stains of Red Port Wine, Tea. Coffee, Fruit. Mildew. rod every vegetable matter from Buff Drrs,es, Table Linen. Leather. Cotstab. ‘lll.lim, and Lam. without injuring the Dulf Co lour, or the texture of the Cloth. Prepared and Sold by Hodson and Campam, Her Ma ie.!, bytairts, 27, Haymarket, Lumina; sold also hy Ra ton :and to. 131), Ozford- meet Rime, 31, New Eintal- street; Harding sad Howell, tit, Pall-Mall; Fade, Cornhill; 15S, Strand ; and the principal Perfari and Medicine Venders throughout the Uoited Kingdom, is bottles at 55. 35. and ts each. TO BE DRAWN lIIMEDIATrLY AFTER THE NEXT STATE LOITERY. THIRD ANT) LAST GRAND CITY LOTTERY, consisting of 10.001) TICKETS, TO be Drawn ia Guilt Mall is Four Days. NO FIXED PRIZE. rrillF. Amount its PRIZES contained in this LOTTERY very eonsiderahly exceeds ekher Of the two precedi Lotteries, as there are TWENTY-FIVE GRAND C APITAL PRIZES, consisting of TWENTY- Nis r. most eligible FE LEIIOLD HOUSES, discharged of Land- fax. situate la the centre of the Metropolis, which were estimated in the year 1003, by five eminent Sur veyors, on Oath, before a Committee of the 'louse of Com mies, to ba worth upward: of £lOO,OJOt and since that tiose have giddy increased io value, as it is well known that intht artlclftt of goading Materials are nearly doubled in price. A new Survey 40 I.stimate ism preparing, which will he shortly published. Tickets and S h ires are on Sale at the licensed Lottery Of fices, and by their Agents in the Country. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket.. fti 10 0 XI 10 0 1 Eighth £l 3 6 Quarter 4 0 1 Sixteenth 0 14 0 HULL, Beverley, Scarborough, Whitby, Liu ruin, Peterborough, and Norman Cross, NEW POST COACIIII/1, (cart.) iitz only four inside) wt out every morn img_fross the 00CDEN CROSS, Charing-cross. The BULL Mail Coach m usual every Evening. By GrO. BOti LION and CO. From the Golden-erns. the following Carriages set out, beside ninny others too nunteron's to mention : Irwic antl•eeds Nee; Post Coaches every M..irnirtg. Li l verptiolE%peditiuus Post Coaches, only One Night out, every Morning at Sox. Holyhead and North Wales Mail every Evening. IloiNbead. Sar• oshury. and Birmingham New Post Coaches every Morning at Nine. Ludlow, to.cester. and Osford Mail every Poet:log. and a New Post Coach Tutt.d.iy, Thursday, and Saturday at Two. .Milford Wirco. Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham Man ever, Evening. Cheltenham and Oxford New and only Day Coach every 31andng at Six. Brighton. Lastbeern, Worthing. Ilastlags; Portsmouth, Southampton, hie of Wight; Bognor, Chichester, Arundel, Little Hampton. Margate, Ramsgate, Dover, Deal, Hy Cie, Folkestone, (tr. *c. Conches For STRANGUARY DROPSY (: RAY El. o il• smut:no:vs V the URINARY PASSAGh—DI A BETE& sad GENERAL WEAKNESS. rIESSELLS' JESUITS DROPS. IN his Majesty's Navy theie Drops have for near 100 years past maintained their character as a spe cific fi* the Scurvy, gravel. Dropsy, Strangsary, Weak ness sad Ob-tructiaas in the Urinary Postage, and General .Debility 3—tout parthrolarly for their absolute an I speed, sure of the Venereal Milo-v, WESSELLS' J ESDurit 111101'S and SPF.CIFIC REMEDY, are the only safe and expeditious Curs., and are so linoreet k their nature, as to require littk or no restraint. As a te-rotative for General Debility, Wesiells' Jesuit, Drops, have been loag known and rstecnsed t whether the Ikbility ariseitcom the too copious use of Mercury or in tense heat of Climate, they are equally serviceable :—such ? bare Cie misfortune to be tr.:misled with old stubborn eetv, Seminal lifusions, or flay weakness of the Ki Joey!, reters nr Bladder. I)iabete,, or Difficulty of maw Wa ter, will es pe.icrwe a complete Cure by due perseveres/cr. SD A W and CO. SS, St. Paul's C hunch-yard, hariat pur chased Mew—Medicines of Mr. Wessell'', flour ran possibly be genuine affirm a Black Snoop, eogra.ed with their ad dress appears on the outside of ever, bottle. Ask for Weasel's' Jesuits Drops. , Fria Is. 9d.—lL,—and Vii. per bottle. Head-quarters, Middleburgh, 2d Au(. 1809. Mr LORD —.I have the honour of acquainting your Lordship,, that having sailed from the Downs early in the morning of the 2fltli ult. with Rear. Admiral Sir Richard Streams, in has M ijesly's ship ireoerable, we arrived the same csrsuiri, 4 snit anchored in the East Capella Roads, and welt joined on the following mowing by the division of the army under Lieutenant-Getteral Sir .1. Hope. It blew in the course of that day a fresh gale from the westward, which created a heavy swell, and the small craft being much eaposed, it was deter mined to seek shelter fur them in the aiicherage of the Room Pot, where Lieutenant.Generil Sir J. !lope's division was also directed to proceed, in order to possess such points as might be necessary to secure the anchorage; as well as with a view to future operations up the East Scheldt. The left wing of the army under Lieutenant. General Sir Eyre Coate, particularly destined for the operation against Walcheren, arrived on the . igth and morning of the 30th, but the wind corm nuing to blow fresh from the Westward, and occa skink% a great surf tri tau beach, both on the side of Zo.itland, as well as near Domharg, it became expedient, in order to effect a landing, to carry the whole fleet thsough the narrow and dificiilt passage into the Veer Gat, hitherto cumkidered im. practicable fur large ships ; which being success. fully accomplished, and the necessary preparations for debarkation being completed, I have the satis. faction of acquainting your Lordship, that the troops landed on the lirec-Sand, about a mile to the Westward of Fort der Haak, without ot.posi. Lion, when a pcisition was takcn up for the night on the Sand Hills, with East Capella in front. Lieutenant-General Fraser was d. !ached iminesli. afoly to the left against Fort ski. Haak arid Tcr Fere, the former of which, on his approach was cvacu .ted by the enemy ; but the town of Vere, which was strong in itt defences, and had a garri. son of about six hundred men, held out till yeller. t 1 44 morning, notwithstanding the heavy and well. directed fire of the bomb-vessels and gnu-bouts during the preceding day, and until the place was closely invested. Early on the morning of the 31st, a deputation from Middleburgh, from whence the garrison had been withdrawn into Flushing, having arrived in camp, terms of capitulation were agreed upon, copies of which I have the honour isercwith to enclose, as well as that of the garrison of Ter Vera; and the divisions of the army, under the orders of Lieutenant-General Lord Paget and Major-General Graham, moved forward, and took up a position with the right to Maliskirke, the centre at Gryperskirke, and lett to St. Lau rens. On the morning of the Ist instant, the troops advanced to the investment of Flushing, which operation was warmly contested by the enemy. In this movement he was driven by Major-Gene ral Graham's division on the right from the bat teries of the Dykeshook, the Vygeter, mod the Nole, while Brigadier-General Houston's bri gade forced the enemy posted on the road from Middleburgh to retire, with the loss of four guns, and many killed and wounded. Lieutenant. General Lord Paget's division also drove in the posts of the enemy, and took up his position at West Zouberg. Nothing could exceed the gallantry of the troops throughout the n hole of this day-, and try warmest praise is due to the several General Of ficers for their judicious disposition in the advance of their respective columns. To Lietitenauf-Ge acral Sir Eyre Cuote I feel much indebted fur hi' exertions in this service, and the prompt and able manner in which he his executed my orders. The light troops under Brigadier-General Baton Rottenburg have been admirably conducted; and with the Officers commanding the several corps engaged 1 have every reason to be most perfectly satisfied. The 3d Battalion of the itttyals, and. Bank companies of the sth Regibeet, ataintsliaed the right, under difficult circumstauen t with vett gallantry, and killed and wounded II great thiny of the enemy. Ter Vere being in onr possession, Lieutenant-, The pressure of circumstances has prevented the Comrom!jug Officer of Artillery from furnish jot; a detailed ace-tunt of the guns and ordnance stores taken in the several batteries and fottress of Ter Vere t but which uill be hereafter trans. mitted, with a return of the prisoners taken since our landigg, supposed to amount to 1000. Com. modoro Otsen.'s sgs;clron, wish Lieutenant-Gen. the M.i.rquis of Fluotley's division , p•mait sat an.. ehor in tl:e Wieling Passage, moil the Oivisiows of Lientettant:Gencral the Ltrl of It osslyn and Lieu tenant-General Grosvenor ) are arrived at the an. ch , tragc in the Vere Gat. I cannot conclude without expressing, in the strongest terms, my admiration of The distinguished ability with which the fleet was conducted through the Passage into the Vere Gat, nor can the ad vantages restating from the success of this opera. tion be too highly estimated, as by it we were not only enabled to effect a disembarkation, which in the then state of the wind was impracticable in any other quarter, but also that tbb enemy, pro bably relying on the difficulty of the navigation, was less prepared for resistance. I must slut warmly acknowledge the great assistance the ser. vice has derived from the zealous exertions or the Officers of the Navy, and of the seamen employed in drawing a considerable proportion of the anal_ lery through a heavy sand, and without whose aid. the advance of the army mast necessarily have been suspended, the strength of the title rendering the landing of the horses for a time extremely difficult. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) CH ATHA M. P. S. Since writing the above latter, I have ceived intelligence from Lieutmiant•General Sir J. Elope, that the reserve of the army had effected their lateiing on South lieveland, and that a de. tachment had occupied the town of Goes. (Signed) CHATIT A Kt • ARTICLES CAPITULATION Slttiabi leo for the warren& r of the totem af Miatettrgh 11 his int.,. ilfajesty a timers, in conscrence of a Depute now fro t the Prefect and llargostasters for that puritere. Art. I. Security to be granted to every person, public flinctionaries, prit ate Persons, citizens, and inhabitants, w hat ever their political opinions miy have been or now are. drawer.—Omnted. provided they conduct themselves as peaceable cititeos, and contorts to such regulatiolisas will be henreafter establi s hed by the a u th or ity of the British Go vernment. 11. Protection to all property wittiest eieeption what soever. Answer.—Granted, as far as relates to private property t all pablic property is to be accounted for to such Commis siosers as will be named by the General commanding his Bri tannic Majesty's forces. 111. The armed citizens or oth..r inhabitants who may bare taken up straw, or dote military duty to maintain pub lic tranquillity., to be protected in their persons, and pro perty, and permitted to return to their dwellings. Answer.—Granted, upon condition that their arms are given to such penults as will be duly authorised to reeeive theta. IV. Public funetionaries and their families to be per mitted, if the'• desire it, to return to any other part of the ►iagdum of Holland. V. Inhabitants ho are absent from their 'mutest to he permitted to return with their prupett•. Amwer.—Granted,sanject to the restriction cpcciticll in the lint Article. VI. The troops to be quartered in barracks. Answer.—This mast be deterusiaed according to circum stance; but every care will be taken to render the quarter ms as tittle burdensome to the inhabitants ns possible. VII. Should any misunderstanding take place relating to the foregoing Anicic, they will be captained iu favour of the town and inhabitants. Answer.— tinseled. VIII. The above Article to be afro eaten-fed to all part' of (hi, department ;shied may not have obtained equally fa vournbae term•. Atiswi.s.—ibis article to apply in the present initasee the town of Middltbargh alone; but no difficulty will he sande to grant the sank advantageous terms to aay lowa that will surrender in like manner without opposition. ADDITION AI. ARTICLE. All military sick in hoqiital to remain where okay art at present, and to be taken cure of; on recovery to lk permit' ted to return to their corps. Amster.— fbe sick to be taken care of by their owe nse• dical people, not must ha considered aj prisoners of ;liar. kSigoe4l) t . . C. ISEDLEkELD. P. G. SCIIOIIER. J. B. VAN YE MERICOENO. Agreed to by me, elsofunnalkly to the pmers ve,ted In um by Lielitenaot-t.pnersl the Fail elf Cluttbaid, K. G. Coin-' mauler of big Hi itaunic Majesty's force , . d) E I'RE COOTE, Litot.-Gen. Heights of Bree Sand, this Slit day of July, Iso9. Pltorosal. ow A C soul/L*llos. Iy lie Coniadoneked tf lA* Arleta of reel:, to his Excellency Lkuteriant-lieriervi 11. Fenner. connianding the Besieging •terss4 &afore nee, awl to Carlota Richardson, the seni,r Naval Ojtcrr stn laver. Art. I. The garrison of Veer shall he allots ed to (pit one of the gates at the town with all the honlurs of w..r, and erowid their arms ups the /doll!, and they shall out be Id. lowed to serve agahnt his Britanoic ibissty or ois emit they have bees tegoloriv esehanu.d, and the troop. shall I e sent tosnote Untch place in lintland sy the esperska of his Afajesty. The Os it. r, shall keep t iris sward', bortit. had properly, anti the soldiers their km:tinsels. a i iI