The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-06 00:00:00

Bre t 'ilelktP•ilbider a sport. But the blindness of tistlitftse#liibqual to their avarice: every bedY tee veibilkiln !Aide, is well aware that if the pries of ?'Weir In. t is ceatitry is not greatig reduced,' our Inanefectures .most perish—Withont .manufactbres who wilt buy their . Coro? It , would:instantly fill to a lower price thanerket it was ti.ceetery back. • It is curious" teieat:tlfoee men argue for high rents, _on aecintut of the high ,price of living, siIICE everybody knows that the price of Corn regulate. the price of every thing else ;'so THEY raise the price al-Corn; pocket the adtadtage, and then appeal to . Parliament for a compensative. Was ever tiny tbinibeerd of so monattees?—Redute the rents to what th e y. IF.Mkebeforeibe war, and every thing else will fali laiiiopertion ; and the idle story about the deprecietitrafef money will rakish; for ; ie spite of Lord ; . I,."_st " 6 - I #4 fit! f0. 11 14 1 7 6 11 1 . 1 m.R•i theristelWieritlfsers t Pilaf arta, — Seliei c tlio, . . price a ctly the same as the price of ' irs. Bank:ski:At* • . Gra y_'s ..f.no, Jew 4; TIVUTIL MAYA IN7'&I4)IOBANZ • • - . -~` Foltesuoiirit to rowit 5.7!--Arekeetl yesterday the Vella MI. 1 feitchte from liipardesex, sad hailed to-clay for Deptford; !aso kit ' MajeiifetAiiplApollo, from the ))owns{ latelligent ;ad COOker, frets the eastward the Dersvent, front Plymouth.] aad• the George and Atha traleparts, from Cerk.--Salled yeti today. his Majesty's ship Tyrian, for Plymouth; Steady. ilikirhooter, lotelligent, and Fervent, for Cherhurgo. l -4t ithliik . to-day, the Kingsenill, Castello, ht.ttad to Cecelia.— lisilek to day, his Plttjet.ty's ':bile with specie foe Buordeou v. The Redwing and Condit', vs itis a B , •etfor•Spain,. Portegalotud the )Mediterranean; tie Ajax, a Dutch man of w 41.1 • and o Inerchuntsuaik, for Ylfrit. his • Moijesty7 *Op Ti,iphouts takes convoy to .Molds dined,. Nova Scotia, eifiktc , 4*,e. tomcod of kis ilaje•Liii skip Seaborse, bef,,re ap. is—Came to the Andromache frigate . lirellie*lsititmista.s7 s osileci his Majeaty's 'hips Zealous, Claim. sad Orestes for ditto t .13ert1e Pnute for Deptfoilii ,titf war. fur Liverp.wl ; ;yid seven 'cartels with s, acaa rt i red yesterday the Bramble im a eraise; to-day the Duke of Keit pArkrt, with Lisbon in eight dins i the Windsor Castle . packet, pout Rio de Janeiro io 54 days t his Mairste! Deer sad Foxhound from a craise:—Sailed Ms Mi. Rapid for Portsmooth ; and the Princess Elia/Ilia , * a Mail lot Boardeaux. .1 E s.—Arrived the Edward ca►tel from C79tlaht, kw Lynn; Swat; cutter from Flashing, and sailed same droinatioa.--Sailed his ,Majesty's ship Cordial h.rtoosauth. ilteih r ff. JUNE 2.—Saratoga, Baker (as) Astflichis 4rwili *WWI, with 40 British prime/era. Arethusa and Illsrienose trends frigates, ;led from Morlsis the 10th April iiat, sr 'Orient tist•alt. so necessary y to its repose. Art. If.' The Kingdom ' 'of 'France' preseries 'the Integrity of itsfitaita l iuch ai they erittO the Pe riod of the Ist 4‘l.3erittary, 1792. - It tsl receive besides: en abgniantatiort bf terribl as i4eiPrised within the line of'demarcation fixed " b y following . , article : Art. ILL On the aide of7BeigijekiS t eitmany;itid.i Italy, the ancient frontier. sucirliaTiettlsied tilt the.. lit of January, 17if4. stein're-established, the same commencing from the North sea, betwbea Dets-. 1 kirk and Niewport, even into file Ilitediteeramean, between Gigues and Mee,. witb the follewipg `t tl. , • ;cations • • I. • , • .111.1 In the department. of Jestvasppes, twasmgt ,Aot Dour, bieybes4r.ittitesit,' Beitunbni; 'may, shalt remain to Pale; ..the line of sittlibirrav' Alen, where it touches, the 'cation, of Doiklif4ll tberatatoo ancithose'd Botiiist ail at.—An Inquest has been held, two days, Ad, by James Grigg, Esq. on the body of leis, who °was murdered by her husband, .enois, on the 27th nit. after having break together very sociably, by cutting her throat tor; he had prepared two for the horrid When the poor WOlll3O screamed.out, a ho slept in the same room, flew to her as but the wound was instantly fatal:—The was committed to take his trio' . at Win- Ittlas been said that Beans was lamas.. 'emhers'OVßOODLt'S Club, Substribm to• !atehtled .to base been gisen on Or before , of June are most respectfully informed, 11111.B01.5eite.flushem.:Devdie'sx May 3t 2 1814. . . ~`. • 1~ +w. ••• • ion, tine the . :bat far as caneee • the f t te r i r e :t ar y read by cable Ong, uetsce Art. V. Tba navigation of the Rhine, from the point where it baCIHIH'I ttavigSbleto the. sett, and . back, shill be hee l so as to he intertlitticif to no per- , son.. Principles shall be laid down it 41 . 4 1 .,. C on - . !gess, for the cellection, of the duties,h,..the !ltates . on the banks hi the manner Most eguai t eter f a vours I able to the cOattnerce of alt antiana• ..., ~. it Shall be also `'e nquired and - isceritlwen at the , same Congress,' in what mode, for the purposes of cantons of more facile comMunidition, and rendering natio', I as , continually kiss strangers to eagle other, this dispoti. is ' trots may be extended 141 . 211 rivers that ill'ilteir tiavi. atoi the ! wsble course uperste or traierse ditereet Stites. • Ueberho- ! Art. VI. Holland, pieced under the sovereignty Iff'ereet of the House of Qrange, shall receive an increase a Point"' territery..,. The title, area the exercise of its slartb. 1 . to :Minty . s caunot, *oder any circumstance, belong to . . . an. , tsPritice leering lir designated to . Wear a foreign (rates crown. 1 this' The Guinan Ststes . ''sliell bl'indepetteent, and I out, , unit y a federative league.• ' A 'rii- ' i 1 pendent Swisserlauti BAH continue under its . . .ow overoatent. Italy, wit/wet the limits of the the c ries which shall return to Ismaili, shall be coca.. German .? Cf Soretrigegleie‘ •, . ' pot" of ' Art. VII: The Island of Malta aid its dependery. I vies shall belong, infolipoiseeslosi and sovereignty, d to his Britannic Majesty. - de- - Art. VIII. ifils BritannieMajesty, stipulating rot ... • at himself and his Allies, engage, to restore to his most t, 'remit Christian *Pity, tritidet h perieds afterlives* to be if the Axed, 'the *Moak:, 'briberies; factories, and vitae e de. hilshments of every kiln:lwhich Fiance .possessed oft • e ries- the Ist of isneery, )141,. hi tkeimet or on the cos.' and . duets of- America, A.friefi l 4.04,41110,_w1th the ix. call- caption, nevertheless,. of thelefiteda 4 - .Tobsio, its: . the . Lucia, and the Isle of France and itph depoodenries . limits, namely, Rodriewe and the Sechellee,, aff!..li,'lsich hie , ancient most Christian Majesty cedes its fall prePeefl hlbd 0.0 1 . ; tstrict, verelgoti to fits Britannic MiljeslY, aside.' that perk frontier of St. Domingo ceded t o Fit ace, by the peace O . Meh l in Basle, and witch his most Christiou Meisity Teta . .. ing __ (-. '1 Teals cedes. o his Catholic . properly Majesty, le foif . ... . - ~-. '....• '. with Franco), passes Mir tbeiniages or Merlenheim, sovereignty. . TREATY up fiEiti6E. ' - . Kailtelsheial, and [Wham (alai) remaining French), Art. IX. His Majesty the •04• or fir den eat; ~ ri:litt 'leis or Yea MOST HOLY Ain ontsprinan to the Rhine,' *bich thence continues the boundary N orwa y, i n co U sequeo pi of ariangempiti . .entotef , i, ' THIHITY. i between Frence and pernutoy. As to,the fthioe. Into with 'ids Allies, and for the *sifted,* of Ake.: . Ills Majesty the King of France and flararre, on . the Theism, or cnerse of the river, shall form the prisieditig Article, ceitiAtta that. the Wind .. ar...04..., the one part, and his Majesty the Emperor of Ass. boundary, the changes, however, which may occur daloupe be restored to his most CliVistbro r Afesesti, : trim,' King of Hungary and Bohemia, pod. WO AMU, ;is the course the river, that l have no effect on th e and cedes all the rights which he Wet. It1110,t4t : on the other, being animated by an equal .wish In property of the isles which ' ire foetid there. The island. - . . put an end to the long agitations of Europe, and to • pos'seOlon .cir these isles shall be replaced under the . Art. X ! : Nis most Faithful Majesty, .f 0..,. ,_ ~ the calamities of natiohs, •by a solid PaPh ' tounda4 ' 4 . V Atm es at the period - of the treaty of Lune. quence of 'arrangements rniesedluti with tita,.. i , on a just distribution of force betvieu the Powers, , ...,- 1 . . engages to restore to hie nmst Christini-, . ty s , ! ,• and coutaining:inlts stipulatiops tlierearsinteeof has, Itt the department of the Doebs, the frontier within a period :hereafter rod / French' Ooyana, . duration; and his Majesty the Emiterop of Austria o : Shill bodraWn, so as to . commeece above La Ran- such as it was on the tit Jan. 174°S. King of Hungary -end flohesnis andAtio killesi• eestietkilferup: the Loe!l, and follow the crest of the The effect of the above stipulation being to revirl4 - • St longer Wishing to exact from Fratieliglit .qui-prlbeat Jetts* : ,Cerneani reqttignot, and the village the dispute existing at that period as to !Units, it ip,,,. moment, when being replaced. sji. : iiiii,paSernal ief. . n lte, so far af s thet summit of the Jura, agreed that the said dispute shall be terminated 61,; : ',..ta • - - Kin, - - ' toAtif 'two ' - tCr eight miles to the north au amicable arrangement, under the mediation of 14 4 . Brevioe, where it • Will Britannic Majesty. ;,. . . • limits of Fratice. .__._ I Art. X i . The fortresses and forts existing.in the the Leman, the frost ier; . col ire to*.restoreAlo his most Christian) Majesty, thi Pais do . Vitlk and its virtue of A - itieles I. IX. and X. shall be given . territory of , Geneva up in the state in which they shall be at the time of . • Switzorlantol remain all •the,aignaturo of the present treaty. Kin g _ . . . - . -- " r r tsti " of * 1°111 .• ' l6lh ~ * Art. iltes:4l4:Britaank Milady engages to cease Charles ~rice Talleyra,_ •Perlgord, Prince isf '',, . ....ogee of Frailly, tKat Of St. Ju. • the- subjeda aids most Christian Majesty to enjoy, Bauevent, Grated Eagle of the Legion of Ilonintr l i lien (*kir ni t ittaa or that pelt to' the north in regard toicomraerce and the security of their per.. Grand Cross of the Order of Leopold Of Anstris, ! of a Bells to . beAttt , lni hob this point where the riser Knight of the Order of St. Andrew of Resits of the', of •La irsi engirt neat theneey into the Generese .: errsons and properties, within the liMits of the British sovereignty on the continent of India, the seine ( ati.! Orders' of the Black and Red Eagle of Prussia, & c. territ ",*along the borders of Sesegnitt, Lacoites, Li. lilies, privileges, and protection, which are at' his Minister and Secretary of State for Foreign Af..; and Seeteumite, widt h shell remain without the granted to the most. favoured :lotions.. On isittildno fairs; end his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, King awlt!r . , lepout), the canton . of :Reguier (with es- his most Christian Ma j esty hav i ng nothing morn Illii of Hungary and Bohemia, M. M. Prince Clement ; . .41141-portion whiCh lies eastward of a line heart than the perpetuity of the peace betssua OW Weaceslas Lothaire of Metternich . Winneherg.. foil* ' lb° ' b o r de r s 44 thrMiag ut i l k us r , P--, ", two Crowns of France and Enelatul, and wishing to, Ochsenhattrien, Knight of the Golden Fleece, Grand [attd "i - whiqh Oa" be without ('be' - trench it.. contribute, as much as-in him-lies, to remove heeoesx• Cross of the Order of St. Stephen, Grand Eagle of the •. lila), • ' " the canton OE Let It i ocie forward iv ,(with. eaception such points of contact between the two D.! • Legion of Honour, Knight of the Ration Orders of St. of the pieces lamed La-garde eoll Arisianay, with lions al might one day alter a good mutual under.: Andrew, St. Alexander Neusky, end. St. Anne. Of the; their dfstricti), 4liall real 081 France. The . .frontier staoding, engages not to erect any work of .fortlidt lst class , Knight Grand Cross of the Pressiat , Orders • shall fellOw whilituits of those different caistilos,andf tuots in die-establishments to be restored to him, and of the Black and 'Red FAgle, Grand Crass of the: the lines separating those portions which F rance sAe," ' which are situated within the limits 4 British sores 1 Order of St. Joseph of Wurtaburg, Knight of the , tains from those which, she gives up. r• - --:•-• ' eignty oh the continent of Indio, and to piece in Order of St. Hobert of 'BM ria, of that of the Gold ; il: In the.departtaent'of Moot Blois - Fr - eh:o 4 shell.:' those establishments pity the Dumber of troop; no- . Eagle of Wortemberg;, and many others; Chamber- ; obtain the Sub-Prefecture ef Chamber; (with asap ': cessary 'ler, the maintenance of the police. .- , , , kip, actual Privy Councillor, Minister of State, of: time of theCantont di IlloptteA; ii*".',.Pietre de At f . Art: Alli. 'As -to the French right of lisierron Conferences, anal for Foreign Affairs, of his iti n W.:iii i tny . , Li Raeette,and * Motitmellen), theSeb-Prefecs,:. tlie-Grend Bonk of Newfoundland on the came of vial, Royal, and Apostolic Majesty; and' Count :•teise of Annecy (with exception of that put of the ~ theisle,of that name and the adjacent isles, and to John Philip - de Stadion Thannhausen and Warthau- -gigaton of Faverges, situated to the East of it • i_HO the •Gulph of St. lA:fence every tNag shall be re sen, Knight of the Golden - Fleece, Grand Cross of" sins between Oarticbaise aid Mariatlii l- ' the Order of St. Stephen, Knight of the Russisu renal vide, sod Marshodand Ugine-Oneherapp' a hi i i h tti l l e t: stored_ .,..„.. - .. t .r 0 the same , a t sinl792. * factories, . Orders of St. Andrew, St. Alexander • Neusky, and , 'aid which then followe the crest of the moon. ..„.•• liTti" a 3 V • Inf e° "I°l an d estibillb` St. Anne of the Ist Class, Grand Cross of the 'Prusi' tains to the (ringlet. of the,cantoo of Those.). qui i „ meats to be restored : ht to Me most Christ ia n be ltlajestyr , sian Orders of the-flack and Rod Eagle, Chamber.. Bar, with . the, limits' of the . afore.naoteo;•Eximos it by his Britannic jaitty or' "this. lies, gtvott . !op vie thote in the Sus ofe North, or' i n the lain, Privy •Colimilillor, Minister of State and' Coe; ; ,sbail : Conitlittite the nett frontier oil this.side. -,- ' i -.* .. iarences to his Iniperiel, Royal, and Apostolic Me. Oa the side of Ow Pyreasees, the frontier* sea i-SNIS an al on the Continents of America and Africa, . ,jesty; who after exchanging their lull power's found : mein as . they were, between the two ma g dao ss .9 yl w_ithin_three - months and those beyond the Cape of lei be in go od and due form, have agreed ipso . shie. !puce Sek . .Spalis„.oo thss, lit. of Jastrary, an t ; taloOd !lope within six Tooth', after the ratification hollowing /stades t-- .- •.', - . •-vyb es e s h a lt b e is • . ...ossi. se of, e mo • fifth. present treaty. ~ .. -••,,, . ' . orr,s- i .. Article L There Shall be, reckoning freq:00 ; 11W Commisabia lt igt: . . ineVilifilisrCa• .. . - "Aft ? lt V. 'The 'MO contracting parties hale re. date, peace tunl friendship between his Majaly..die Von. :-,..„, . ' 4 - • ' ' seised to themselves by the 4th ,Art. Of theCnorens. Kiwi of Franca and Navarre, on the one part, and . France resseiThisvitiAlt - clerme — 'of sovereignty, att.. tile of April 23, the regulation in the present Mini his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, King of Rua. ' premacy, netlFpsaujoisten firer all countries, districts ! ,11071reaty,of • Peace, of the fate of the arsenals anti Rory avid Bohemia, and his Allies, oo the other pert, towns and, plaoCieliaisoesse 'United without tbut•iteiells, armed and not armed, whi t choro i n otarilila their heirs and saccessors, • their respective states and above-stated rosisetitir,-;Ttse,priasiptelity of Monace...fieteesses, surrendered by France in -cured 4 . , sobjecte in perpetuity. _ is ', io pieced iatievn.iitgittitret:iiklits dm Ist of Jaw,. Art. 2, sf"the said Convention, it i - curedthat the -paid v essels The:HighContracting Parties shall apply all their ittrit. • . . • ; vessels and ships of war, armed and not armed,: cares to maintain, not only between themselves, bet • The Freese , , naval the -Val si( . also at far as depends on them between all - the Staten he of Europe, the good agreement and ~understandivag 50 , PN4 . 0, • ~ . . .. . .. , Tati. , :eriettsortAit , . .. . . • . . .._ •._ . _ . _. ... .g. ..........•••. .....+.11..0.m............ , . .., . - .. . . . .. . • . • ..• CORN BILL.. 7 !..,,' • ' i . ' PRE Nal PAPERS:,;-1, :i6 ;•:-,;;;;• k - . Piilarqii as weli - ii, - forth.* on; banyan that ...1111.11 11 .... .• ' ~ ..1 - - , Miirbil-le-Chateau - , TO E EDITOR O and those of Etinch .and Thu , .. • PA am, Jouz 1.- . ---The Peace was' yeeseettiy;'f . I...ierthe, department of the Sambre ant ?dot • 'MF THE STATESMAN. nounced to the inhabitants of Paris.. ... .• .. . tN'Claftitle Of, Vaicourt;.florestlies,:Beierain - g, a Sin,—When by the adventitious circumstances of The Marquis of •Dreoz-Hrese,.(Arted. Maptisfser G,Saleiite, .16111'6194 to Fraece; the deraarcatir war, the price of Corn rose to that e normous ra t e the Ceremonies of France gave ordma s . is Plemince • iirS•reaching ifiiidepartment, shall . follow the li of the Municipal B o d y , to the lleradd representing s*li separates the forimnendoned cantons, from I that thousands of our fellow-subjects died of alma the . ' - --•-- ~, meat of enumippea, and from tine rest t King at Arms of., ranee le proetalin it. . dipalt .1 lute want; hundreds' of thousands brought disease on The, cavalcade was ioimed in tbi'apisia;vet ,• el the Sambre *3 9ll •Meuse- . • : themselves and families by poor living, being half Hotel ile Vine, where it set out in the follitiefeg-*1• - . -3..111 the department of . th e Moselle, the new i , , starved ; and the. poor-houses throughout the whole der : .. . . . . .• ;‘`,-,... - • ..",.,..!.', - lareattoli witeilit differs from . the old, shall country were crowded to excess,—Who reaped ad- nsest of HorseNatiosialaustit. .. ..• • ..• iterated ' ay a • hoe to be drawn feont" Perle at far k ‘ welvecompauies selected 1 vantage by 'this general desolation ?.—TIiC LAND. 'National Clouds. A ' ..- 4 17 _,_ 1,•••....1 6.r . , oiliy to. Which' s eparates the cent 3. A dentehmeot of Siopess and Eireadierike atiait,Paiti: .Of ',Daley, front the rest of the department of t MOLDCRS.—Land that for time immemorial had'been 4. The Heralds at Arms og hoevelock ._ _..- --•- " ' : • • '. - ' let for 10s. and 15s.- an acre, started to threis and t The n, li F u ersid ect i o ,,,, A re i welefi n or ti the n g l' he city K o in ßp orig at4nllll , on ar uhent riaa CC hoc k - .. ,'- . di, in amets', f. of .of the Same, _the cantons four guineas an acre ! Estates that before this time tween two TOMO( National tmAnle, viz.. - % , • Saarliruck *cell . 4,rumit t. absil roossitv to France, had never yielded five • hundred per anrium, wire n e Tee i „, , fu ltywn . llowid lie by ell " bmi t o e B ; cretas , Prefe y et .a. u . tno ' the . De st P o r t e a rt' ~A . L . a . d ec ,. liall, .lee ail iett i l.et lits isitalt of 14 'bich which • bill - t i e - Witi f - 4 attested to the Seifili of the line to be draws along i squeezed up to three thousand ; and those proprie- the hhlYen sad AdieDets or •the city Dt't,an'f t .- _. 0 . - a t •e , • . , tbe General lad Meeteipsl Commie. nig e.meiwocerivl w•qr . Obiletses et the villages pi He rch e nbach , obeli tors who formerly were reed to ride their grey liceaad River 1 ex. The WWI* wat eleetti bY5...... . mare ) soil drink good ale, now dash' about in their teei 'me m of the a l l i Omar& ' ,' , . ,- deft t Oh o 1114 ..; ,' T. s• -.within*: the.. French frontier) to the pa ..., - - The cavalcade proceeded. Carriages, end riot on claret and venison !!-=;• Tv hen du Car l the Place do P7Fai te rfloarbon,/the .. • - i taken Troia% Qiierselle (which belongs - ste .areitgain, through the blessing Of•Gon, to eiejoY d o p ato i s L l ;O omborg, th i.p too... - mmibert, doe # 4l4i i . i s • es) 'the tile:which separates the cantons of Ai .. the sweets of peace, and the labouring poor.aritteek- (la la Bastille, the Gate St. •Deniel Aie . ruts - - , :,. I ,and Oltiveller, re ache s that which . . separa . s • • .• • leg forward to the enjoyment of a belly fellailtheet dome, and Way, retotimldt! ' llthintici ' gr the . z : • ; ..,,:. of Armee i and lobed; the frontier on t shall be formed bY, the line above marked o pauperism, those men 'who have' (*ginned by e a r" de Ville. • •- •- • --• . , ... .. . . leitiftben by that whlclitecrxrates the canton of AI at hof thept etations the 11- ~ ...i-:.. .1 4 ,, ...i t - frio that of . o ke i ca ..i.a . • • . iniserles ; whose lugedes have entailed destrtictioli i ii . , ~ • at Arms of FcancA,Mide the ' ') ,17 . ". * 7 " ..‘- T. UWI „ . disease, au vitt), upon thousands of their fellow.. • . . , . ..........• .: 41 , ..i . ., •b. The fortress •Of Liegae having, prior to I $--- cfeatores, ', ' come forward, and by ineitlitio. - ss Ismailvailti of Patina . 2.:..,:i! %-,' .:- r 1'794; formed anieielatinrloiot in Geer' .40..' ' ' • - imMttial po i rt oi I enastatenilli. Ali Seeking to perpetuate those - ," ... rime has j4st..bees -,., , .. . ,-. . , ', 0 ,:, ~ , ' and . roe a - ' 4 • 0446. of Mont Tonaerre and • the liiin , app.lhimptiri#4, 4 o,4*P. o oobitigi . . ' ' • 4 1 4 .- Ite"la i lb i l # 42 ----. --"--- "- , - ' 7 * iii...., is order to ioiu the fortress of Landes a n • ' • bnieljeaeseliagabesig4 Wilds they have so latprt ' cements 'Cana/pad on the 301,11 May. I , • • . ''• its district to-the rest of the kingdom. Thi s new I "An honourable Peace which secure!' in ...• -.3 marathon , • .. t rait . . ,joyedi t .'llial I% 4 4101604 d f":- e! ei II 1 —s'. i .manuer, the repose if P ease, and' y si - • . . proceedlog the po i nt where, ' ,tiseiteissisbiliwassl*Pedert, in order to riot- 4'10.4 po i ha :. b e ,„ o w :" b Ki ngs. yo.o y your 'l . 1 Obersteinbach (ifileik reptiles without the Frei '''•. turd•iiiiiilleOlaaadd consign sixteen pillions If • " Give full scope to your joy on 1~10 . ful l frontier), the' frontier , esters the department of • '✓\ people' la wiTiery and scant! !!---Le is peas.** • ~ • is t .sailich already realises a part of hop i Moselle, and that of Mont . Tonaerre, joie, the 0 i n- .. for every 03411 teapeak out. . • :::144 : - 01.4::i. . 'VlioliSSlati us under the paternal ern•• :1 4 , _.....,... partment of the Lower (thine, shall Nitro th h e 1 '' • '.. :. -' - ' l .''''''' of the Prince whom Providence has restored to 'i which "P rat " the canto " of W • eiste l but ig, I • Irish Orators, *be 'view with • '.• ~ . .••,,,,.- . • 1 - Bergsabern (on the 'side of French) from tee a . , . - —rive' k Rai! Pivent ks Bourbons! •• tens of Pineaseas Doles, end Anweiler (on , their . unfortunate cootttryssen, dwelling ItC . • ' erevds of people every where pressed aroondtliet 9 • ' .. i . eels, and liiiieg mithke • ssistitesand butter-sillk,.*tr...eilvaloade; never were the testimonies of public jiiilloe of Ger many ), .to the point where these tu n think this &pi ifiAii wetid.iinough for Joust 41404 inotesnivenal ; and, the inoessant sh o os of ri ve kisser the village of • Wohttersheim, touch the Anti hot Englishmen willspern with contempt both fh, ieid Roi! Meng- ks Bourbons! proved that the is; . '. district of the fortress of Landoll. Of• this disti Which remains as it rev in 1Z92, the 'new. (row :....1 tied ' action of the f' . for t an so tort ants thens : we do not Wish to see that systemlutroduoso could c L il l be equalled ila a l r re i t n y q by to' their ;eve- shall follow the arm of the river Queich, which, tete England,. where unhappy men, weary of their . ' leash l this district near • Qtreichhelm (which .14 .. reign. . . ' Ti,iphAUl Q whet., Or. thiptett. e tarot linnodeo ; Bittern hinny prisnneli for 1 • FA LISOCCII felt turn c r tr;nn 0 Illtrii,froin I with Mail I ultipe Rein D Oily% ithip Iu pieta, with . ... • • *rid arited for aria Cr snow • lie (or Perini Dawratorr Aartel), [rent *-The dire which sailer rived at 1. 1 ( Muaosa at Titchfiel ;• Sarah • Bea' James Bea • fasted tope with a. raza purpose. woman, wl C sistattee, b °murderer thester.—l :'he. Me the Fete, i , n. ; the 20th o tt that it will government of her Kings, die this wafers 44.1toropelvvIllilt ' :loot seven or eii a pledge of security and stab il ity, conditions and 1,41 e. ;th 4e . village of R 17 guarantees whist. 'hey be:ftollenisnd with regret no: !WE within the ancient li der her late .Government ; their said Majesties have - . 'f: I the' department of the eppointed.llimaipitanalasia&S‘Alieseesi towelede r anethileetweeal-th!freveckterritory, siila'a Traltaftafrikakiiio44 . - *W.? 1,4 46 =4 ON i iani: of. the say : : . --...- • ... bleillisf Se His Majesty tile King of France Ind Netnevre ~11.1. t bey'sieglinflviertbisitte— O rpoe Charles Mitotic, Talleyrand-Perigord, Frinee or; Fiance._ .i.finplurtanton . of F • • .4, mot** ray On . 644.1404. !' " k by Versoy shall be eotnivtaiv tf‘ s 7lh,i , ,,A:wo ,eettba. The respective Governetitts'4lll . )i t tve a apf . understanding on the 144 Obcpli t t"iftliifig r MA- 4 • the regulation of the posis l aril audio* , of the road. • • . • mi. .•••• it The Allied dowel stionii4-ii;lisroce site possession !as also the naval artillery, t h e mini etaris, and 4 • lii ' *fifths PrievciPtilkir of 414101% the Vestelesin, the i tbe materials . of construction and ernuomat, 'loll,* i ''.iiwity di iisatbalipC. Ilattit4lbcitsclesed districts I divided between Fiske and th e ,Coaintry*witeri the . 1 . • - loto 0 11 041linftP gri ' 4 ' ' ''. , iliigan the i fortresses aresituated, in the proportlos et two:41'11114 0,1 liblitifildinitell fra ''' ' ed Ito France, and oue-third to. the powers' to wham 1 Ir.. wltitisirriterse letfetW'utrillbe.linic wa ry, 1 such fortresses shall appertain. " rit litt ' — :. .. ' , The vessels, and ships which are building, anti d • 'no Powers plum ,Outoally , tboidteit s itW to 1 which shall not ' 4i ready for launching in els *wit' g fortify whelitier point isf,tiseleiltatestory subst>dge ' titer the. present . tiety, shall be cnoside F ee as awirtia fitting:Coe ttiiit safatf, . . . . • , .... .. : 1 Aids, and as , 0110iled in the PkoPergion.aboi.i: 4 . - --W idi —To rivold-oli-ioo, 4,-ittivate propertr, sad to i signed, after iikee to pieces.. ka.• protect itlith.:looo nbie!id prisoipies the pc:nestled* . 1 formaliser* slodl.be mutually appointed , .! 0 1iT l '., se of,instividiall dosioitisted on. tbe frontkrs, there range the diiiiien andileaw up a statement there 4 a . -., shall be rianie4 breedrof the States adjoining to 1 and Peisports shall to gisen by the A iirit to lip tFolitifik •Ciliainisill‘aillt.to ,proceed jointly with ' secure the return to Fret olt of. the TieneXJ:lgiikttie , 6. . IF ranch Csatithidosees, lkwdoa•dosaraition of theirstamen', :amain. -' ' . ' •• : - ' i . ~ tllapittissifibradarNa... 'licks*** Mahe office of these The vessels and , tallimakeigting ln th;?unitime i* . Commilistamws •l l l *ll liewaPtatild, instruments. shall . fortreiCes which 4411 *five failets Into lbojp, ! Zvlrs. 4! 1. ii. ' birth:its . iiieeci than, sad piste erected-to the.Atttei, aster* ioilii944l of ARV. ,#.*: , ; 4kt= a. , nisei lk , ,illeat , ~ - chided in time alive . •44 llie .1 7 14 at Ala..'" ~f; iiirotiar4iii Awitilinstiections eof the sispaats'w . , . *Wig % limp ad toilet) et irtillikentbevpiits UV the . ilttlis sir re *- . 4. ! 4 ' . , ' • _ " • , , , . . • • , _ . a 1