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Mr- • .141 No ; "• . r• 6 4 4I IhIMK 41484 lay Ili:a hie; etty's Anl'aswa. ago, al S t . retunibagreh. ~an I I ~ ,,,arreal t.:• .I.et Ca .ttur)ski sail ' • C0...t ale Sasdevil, ith Acen4t, twml T.. 5 uaitesoßued Saailses•afor l'aat•aorlulary and Phmien tentiat• of His Illaitaw.ic ‘liiieetv, having ta-eo matted ray His Excellency The F:111,10 &S.M. assk.,, lu Ur Slim let fur 1 ore g•i Affair% and the Caw t de • .otion, tionhaemlat Extra., dietary and Pl.zinpneolliaps of IL. 1 •.osrml !t• Tat an't Al" st ' d ' c - jeste. to Mere. , Ingle derla:ations rteiptsseaily exclietry= d be. ts.cen the too Imemi.l Catirtsim this day, the silt of Augur, in 'virtu! of hie roi power+, eeelwes at balmiest Ti se.vett ohtervatioes Isod pro only • corned by the C '•+ Vt•tia to the P••••lrrinaar 1./Jet/rattan dlivered by the V .e.• l'hatirellor of the. Court and St..te, the Count de CoSehael, to the Ara!sieceler Coont Ratountotoky, on 11 e 7th of J.. 11. art ..i tin dh nee Reissue .•( the tlst oi July, ire iasualril tat 11i• Maj , sty the Riot of the United Kingdom of Great amid Ste Jr: to terve as a basi- for the e nice t of eitwaides Lod • SiUse three Cum" of London, Vienna, sad Petersburg/I, and the modifications pr0p...41 thereto, fir tn.: regadation of the attain of the Culatissent, .1 e iu lilac manner ad 4,a...1, in a- ect the - thuuld he reis...l t o ho, e that ear , nor he aye...led he U. mews. Ti e S itts'a minadie, while he declares that his motive instructions prethele front air:int - mg to the ' , ottani:try ale ten, to of the Court of V.enna, engages, in lhot.l'ne "t lit" • : I n the monilay sub.idwa agre.a in ..y the Concert 4,1 :oth J 1 urn i 11th A or.. at. ,11 be payable hens the la of fr:sar, r he engage. likewise to advance, with the least I dela*, the veoi..leot of fire ~oaths tube...lien, under s •he.4of Pi re- for raise en enutra.nie, w ith this eciarchs rondie • •si. that iii. Rritan •je•tv may reclaim whatever pay. 5...11 h , v.a,re twine so favour isf Hit Imps-r!al and the ntilivsn etmniated be the Hilt ad. itr elal •tria,e of thy alms e•mentinned Tr • it4r, whether a* Pre- Isiera wire an • a;Se•gire, f.• as current solecilv, in rase th..t the dwllectatthn-, which are show to beset on tont with the French lieteenwient, do DM t demiate tri war. He decline, moreover, that if the eats' Neratittions shall lint br bro . g it to a conclusion belong the 31st tar of Derember, Ign - hohe ..f the first three months shall be tee term of the pet inent•, which are to be continued monthly, until tire coin„ enem.en• of hostilities fUslnmer:.;l a 41 l yal Nlajc.sty having engaged to embody an a. wet Mee 61 t tan 120,000 men, the uederoctied erns••ens, that the advances to he mash:, under bead of Teea. , ere awai..kme, shall be paid according to this caleislarem, w.th th ► dawatatalai nevertheless, that if, contrary In expeoaau . the Ail tr'ens armies do tint amount to the F•teo ea....epettLel, Hie 11,4 .uuie Maj...ty rtr.v .Icolum !Pau Nod :. , vernaut a vino pup otmoate t., the sonolseis that are We Int The &hid' A mbaseador ettinnt cooserit to the modifications awl e ."tuned in the pa:. ar, militated, " Remark. nn lonie pare coma ohjects of the Convention, signed benne n the Courts Pelers'norelt and of Leedom, the 311'h of March, r Ist k lit)" 44044 year; elite has holiert, ro in , true. mane trio Cnurt, •lisch abalones: him to aeuede to such &mantle. T".• gairlah itihavaarlor .cep's 'he atees.hin of 111. Ma f".• rm." to' and Kin;, under the e o s i da nm e e e jged in th e pre in. e..v d -ear Mrs . es. hanged re a rlav lietweei, the Pl.wiootemivito rs' Their lm/atrial and Royal Majestie , with thi s & s aw 'het this aer -et 'nose shall not he eon. an .s weld, nor the al, ere- meotinuel engagements cal.lig,- tear, videa a.. 11,;iiUln of Vienna shall, on tlo•u side, conform theovelves to ,be wows: ao' tit si iodations, nt the said art That ondersione I, in alchsering to H.. Excelleocv Prince Crannies ski te.ru r Stadion' the present prehnimar, de ' elitratints which is to Se in the place, and have the sandiry rd the mom esdemars Treaty, I. autlinrized to announce t.• ham, at the sa n e time, that he is ready to proceed immeamtely en three iNI••••%, to the conelosion of the formal act of accession or lb Court id Vienna to the conceit of the :Mb March (11th Amd Tr.eite peetwets .1,111 be ratified by the respective Courts, in Ibe shalt Mt possible term. lii retest Aat arloueraf, the Undersigned, by virtue .1 tire fill: Raitarlom Maiirr‘ts, has signed the present preli *sleets Declaration, and has taxed tnetetu the seal of his hrm. Dome at St. Petemburgh, the ?Sth July (chli August), Hots GRAN XILLE LEVESON GOWER. 1811 Ifl seePrelheittary and Secret Coeven.ion hempen Th. IMaiiosts and 0 .- !Log of Sweden, sigierd et Stockhohn, Dec.mh e. 18. 4. Hie 51a . !e.4.4 the Klieg of the Unitel King-tom of Great Bri hM tad Irels,..l,aod fits 'lleiest.. the King of Sweden, h in t Iniin'ated with a marital desire to strengthen and draw closer th • tied •.1 fr endship laid harmony, which u. happily exist be. toren the teen Coortii, fission th.nscht primer, with this ewe, tnregatlate, f•T a Preliminary and Secret Ceimeation, certain pacers of th it rnfoal futerris. n lative to the preterit situation of stair., Their said fit•ie.o,4 ha.. named for that 14k Maj...ftv the King of the United Kinglien of Great Britain ad! Ireland, the Stew Home Pierrepaint his Envoy Extras'r dome. end Ackpeter rempnteniere, and His Illajest, the King or Sweden, the Sicut Frederic d'Flirenheini, Preeident of hit (`.lt and Como . ander of his Order of the Polar per, oh., - e n s ., he,,si e esei:aremple egniliti,.irated their fell 'mews, have ag• ens up the following a•Celt i•- 4•••ele I —'tis Britannic Maestv, in order to enable F03311.'• M 'testy more elfectimqv to prnride for the defence of Stra'aiinel, against an• attack whatever on the nate of the 'Moth, entice. to pat. once foe all, the sum of 0,0001, ster ling, which is to be appropriated solely to that perms.; this sum rh4P be remittel In three payments, et the interval of a L mastitis between eaeo, the fi. s t of w h ic h i s to b ecome due upon lrene ratificanorts of this Cunveotio• being exehariged. Article II —luta ri•Sty the King of Sweden enra g e% so 1 , 11 as the war between Sweden and Frarree continues, or during the space Df eighteen Months for the least, to permit the odabliehnimit of a depot in Seresli.h Pomerania, rah.' at Stral 'goof, or in the Wan! of R nee. •,- os both those placses, for the arm of Hanewerkies which I:lntermit Majesty shall be tihlienata of raising there. Artie!, —The OKeera a v;eninreil to raise the said 'rein, .b,fl be allowed lea clothe, arm, and them. to form t" em into battalions. and to reruns, di e m awe cif 5„,„1,..1, ,rtnia into loth Warm, aii,i in such proportion,, as Ili. Sri. tat lie Malcom shall judge 'raper. title IV —The stipulations of the two preceding Articles Meng Inund-d ass the muti l ate that Sw,d ot is actually • dr elem.! 15 •Itigeretit Party. at is mid:rowel that th• said Artier. 11. 'Mel nr are to Se ouneutied i thew actertri 1111111 /114 S!v...ksh .4 .jostir shall find Id., self, by the retar.i r• 1 the amen ▪ 3wit, its ft sit., ati et In send aiditienal reintur -einem' into Irenim itch that no itsra,w o raiatir, to diet, die's*- : sinners eau heednated before that time. Article V —lll. Menem the Rang of Sweden migares, moreover, tit g wit in the etal.j,ete of Ilia Britannic 111.9e.ty ales • ..; rho enittioseance of the er..r h.twessn Great Britain and Erase, the right of an ',eery., a• Straisnod, for all the art,- de. r e f vi'- .growth, peeleee, suit men-hand.go, a. we ll of Gram *toilet, al of her Cas(inim, shipped in 'Smi t h u, 5W,114, 1 verewh. Alh soeh articles ihtetinrd tor iedrepurtation, wise this, Matl or laid, ehal. Dill, pa. , a sluts 0, qui , te ,, p.., wag, rid sb:reess; Sod therm for comerupt.on,siteh duties only w ads 'Meetly eetiblitheil at the poet •f Stralsund with respen In the na ll.Noair.•l••atoar•. A mnre de•asled &magentas's% of test* br.mili or Cninileereo, as likearele Of other peons wheiehy sa ke remmereist interests of the two notions might be ROM t owns 01413.1.r1r.1, is in tic res-r•eil firs particular Artier* VI ...Mil Majesty. the King of the UudediCingdoin of Geyer Prior 3 anal I 4 , 03, and f ti. Majesty the,Kieg of Sve_ .. ear s agtifa ti. pre.* t Act, and the tatifi eaten▪ ". inereof .hall he e *eh" 1),— , 1 In the ti e are of six week., or sweeter if 0 ....11,1 t imptioof ragas the di, .4' it. signature, In wooe-• •a ha•nvi. We, 'hr 111..1..r. florilLaheol oriei the' f il l pow n - .lot meriting 5..1/0104.1.. ham •.gidel the pro .'Sim C.inser.troa, ond have therewith. alfse...l the Seale of ease A. la. n e w t ', St ierfielan. ltl Doceinher, 1804. (14'as slangs' ` HENRY Pint , I D'Eliß SiIEIM. I. S ) ) , Pin IV —Contention hewers ilia Majesty and the Rang of 5•11.4 sir od -t • singSatig, the at neguat, ISO!. (lawny the mg .4 the United KinipMni of Gout Itr : teni :mg IvitirgiblYertagisystalewv the King of Swedes., en•gfl.llrol •rol trcsinotrobtile. by all the mea t ,. vrit.ris Pr ~41141.1isia.Sal, Ire rut an red to The telherol4lMew p seat cf F.,roor, .1111 pas - coately, a m i re ty of seismal the Cm Wird p!.tre• :n tine tiv of netersatite egahilir all hostile east, Its.. tweed to emelt nitustii , silatiien• nit slat pur,sos , , bj a -e -ine sir Cones.Mori. in ultimo., to the t retidoesry and semi, e cisic•triled tveteiwee them no th e r A 0,.,...nmer last; for winch tome, Their said filaiesties hare choseit aml named hit tio.ir Pirtinitetitiaties, w C:iest, Ili. Maj• to the King ti. Un. a I Ko.g.tom of Great RriWiu and the flo- Pierrepont, lb: Eosin/ Estratininta y and Minister Porto weeittiarr with. 11 , 4 Swedish M ; a , tl His Mijone the King of Sweden, the !nevi jinni lean to;iher de Toll, a tend of the King.! ini of Sweden, Cover - General of the Utiehe of Stunt, G. nefai of Citialry in his At mica, Chief of the Regiment of Cathisteen. of Scottie, Knight and Commander sat his Oriels, and Koight a all the Rus.un Orders, who have agree! noon the fol!owiog Article I.—Tt.e Secret Conveinnin con cluded le,tween too Sovereign. int the .4 of Di ceitilvir 1504, is remise!, and c iniinue in fuli lionr and val.d.ty dorms tile period ilite,aiter specified in Article VII. A ;tido II —4l is NI netts the King of Great Mtitatit, ciiiireiv i that the objeet awed in the preadthle,eannot he more coop phnely amitosis! with rii.itea to Swedish Pumersn'a, than lay malitsining the Frartf.Ss of Svakund in a feNe-etabl, state of derence, in or.ter tO•pte.erve a rullytog pond pl.ce of re• treat for the forces of the Allied Power., si.d cypeeial:v for the Inoo;e1 of the Emperor of .41 the ItUlloal, in calla 111. lasi. Aerial Nl...jenny should b. desirous of lambing his forties at that place, in order to co.opetat• in the general plait, engages to pay monthly the sum of One Thonvand Eight Hundred Pounds Sterling, fur every thousand men of regular troop:, with which 11is Swedish Majesty shall reinforce toe usual gar rison of :ha City of Stralsund. Article gatr.son of eight thousand men in the whole, being deemed sufficient for the defence of this place, and the usual garrison, including the nutglier Militia, amount • mg to of from thousand ; it is understood that the rci.ifoicement spokost of in this preceding Article, shall not exceed four thousand men o' . regular troops, so that the Stil , s.dies to be furnished by llu Majesty the King of Great Mn taro, will amount to the sous of seven thousand two pounds sterling, per mouth. Article IV —The pinielit of the above-mentioned Subsi. die. shall be made before the end of eve.y month, and shall be toininned from the Ent day of July lost, for the Swedish troops, amounting to fifteen liondied men, actually m Mut swirl, and for the roinfacenteitts which may arrive there, (loot (lie der of the r lauding. Article V.-... The two high contracting lathes not having beaus able to agree trpo.i the eXpence. sal' trsus.,urt, Hi. Ma Jesty the King of hneiten, desirous of affooliog a convincing pr.eif of hit wish to count time to the success of the common Cause, eligageS to be at the sole cliatge of conveying to Pnitie mina the troops which ate to he .east there, in poisuainte of the rireszat convention, and not te require ally thing fur their retina Artu:hArl —Hi. Majesty the Emperor of all the RieniaS having signified his desire to laud a part of his troops In POW!. mania s His Swedish Majesty engages, in consequence of the present cinivention, to afford e•ety teeth!! ill his power to snob disembarkation, and moreover to toilet into part.. Low sti2tilis tinny with His Imperial Majesty en that fond. Article VII.—As the roinl•tions of the instigations contained in the Articles 11 and 111 of she Preliminary and Secuet Coa -1 Tennis", limit the enjoyment of the privileges therein grimed 1 0 the Knig of Great Britain, to the donttun of the war be tween Sweden and France, or to the pciiud of eighteen months for the bast; and IL: Bnta,iuuc Majesty mot having availed himself of the stiptil•tirms of the aforementioned two asides, his Majesty the King of Sweden engage. to extend diem as long as the subsidies fixed by the present Conaentinn, shad be discharged by Great Mritaiu , and whilst that Ponce. shall Coll tinue Inc Si, sgaoist Ftance, in coition/lion with It u r oa, Article Vlll.—the ratitications of the present Convention shall be exchanged at Stockholm, within six weeks, or soner, if possible. Ti II tines; whereof, We, the undersigned, in virtue of our p. wen, have s.gned the present ollYtilllQU, and LJVC affixed th,retir the scaly of our aims. Done at 1-I,leiegborg, the thitty-brat of August, one thou ..and eight hundred and five. lua ( 1...5.) HENRY PIERREPONT. (1.. S.) J. C. BARON DE 1.)1.1.. No IV. (A )....Aet of Gua+antee by the Fmp..r.n of Rnissut of the Convention signed at Heifttigbotg, on the id of Decent. H 194. A Convention having been eoneudaiA this day, ►y the inter. vention of His Majesty the Emperor of all the lill.Slal,l).twecn I lot Majesty the King of the United Kingloin of Great 111 Main AA Ireland, and lfu Male sty the King of Sweden, to provide for the reinforcement of the gal rison of St-a , mtoi, iu persuanee of the secret and preliminary Convention of the tl,itd of De. evolver, Igoe; the Two High Centre:wig Parties have :mica. bly tog:nested His Impisial Majesty to consent to gnarantve the exceution of so desirable .10 object. His Majesty the Eta perur Of all the Kussiashas acte,tlllly willingly agreed to a measure whkh tend. solely to !aa salinity an end; and having thi•reonro funoshed us with His full Powers, We s the Undersigned Envoy Extraordinary• and Minister Plenipotentiary (Allis Imperil M - jetty, declare and assure br this present Act, in virtue of our full powers, that His Majesty the Empei ((all the Rosaas guaran tees the COliventi , no, which has been signed this ifose, between lln Mlfa,esty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Imland,aisd His Majesty the King of Sweden, in all its ex tent, as well with the two separate articles which are anneted to it, and which torso part of the same, as of all other conditions, esuics, and stipulations, which are contained therein, in the be.t possib:e form ; and that Ho Imperial Majesty will cause to be foi aid,d and delivered, the particular ratification of tine Act of Guarantee. In fa.th of which, We have signed the present Act, and have rano J the seal of our arms to be thereto af f ixed, and have exchanged it against the Acts of Acceptation; as shall be likewise exchanged the Ratifications of the present Act against the Ratifications of the said Acts of Acceptation, in the space of six weeks, or sooner, if possible. Don: at Helsingbing this Thirty-first day of August, Oat Thousand Ella Hundred and Five. (L S.) D. ALOPEUS. No IV. (B ?—Acceptance by His Majesty of the Russian Guarantee to the Treaty of lielciegliorg, of 31st Aug. 113;i3 A convention haying been concluded this day, by the inter ventein of Its Majesty the Emperor of all the /tussles, be. tweets Hi. Mdjedy the King of the united kindoin of Great larnsin and Ireland, and Ills Majesty the King of Sweden, to for the reinfoicement of the gairiwin of Stralsund, in purses nee of the ss cret and preliminary convention of the Zfd of December, 11304; and His semi Imperial Majesty having also ranted, at the request of the high Collifairtill; parties, his gwt.otee err .ill the stipulations cantained iti the said i °riven (ion, the under-itoted, Envoy F.xtra irdinary and Minister Penr.otentrary of His Alaiesty the King of the united king dons of Great Boum and Ireland, receives with acknowledge ' wrest she Act of Guarantee which has boom delivered to hint Dow day, in the smote of Ili! Imperial Majesty of all the Rus sets, by Ills Plenty Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten tiary, and declares at tile same time that His Britannic M.. jest. will ratios to be form •rded and delivered, the Rear:awn' of this Ail of Acceptation In faith of whieh, she undemlgned Ministe r Plenipotentiary has -igned this present al, and has caused the Seal of his Arms to be thereto affixed, and has exchanged it against the Act of Guarantee above mentioned as shall also be exehang orl, the ratifications et the present Act against the ratifications of the said Act of Guarantee within the space of six weeks, or sooner if isswitile Dune at Hehingborg this 31,t der of .4 tigdsr, 11103. (Signed, (L.S j HENRY PIEREEPONT. No. IV. (C.)—First Separate Aitlele of the Convention of Ileloiogborg, signed 31st Magog, ISO. Hn Majesty the King nr Ktn;dum of Great Bri tain and Ireland, and I:is Majesty the King of Sweden, have agmest by the moment separate and aoditirmal .ii!tw le, that the subsidies fixed by the second and third ait,cles of tlie lion signed this day, shailist:t nue to be paid Ly Great Britain. Amine tbecuntiiitiaix,.. site war between that power sod Frai.re, conjointly with it tr.ia, to as long si the state of affairs, and the oneratiojsrat the Allies, *hal', regime that the hrtr.s. S , fAl.und be kept in a rettsectaide .tare device, %anises the Iwo Ingh cont.aeling Parties shall nortoaily content 1.. the V%11146 , 111 nr Cut it weeklies. In both 6111/li. it the term of t. paymentehnuld liap,om ohms the sea n innasigahle, fits Bri temik Majesty engages, nes eilletees to enhtinste their pay_ et-no, accord lie to the slll7tbc rate . imenstuferee, tit: the day of the roust ut the Swedish troops into Ponietakia, ehich shall take Flare by I/1'14..401113 umweitioity This et-prate article shall lute the same force and vaiiddy, • • as if 11 were inse.;eil word 'or word lin the Convent Sin sive: this slay, and shall b:e..tilict: at the same time. faith of eh ch,We, the undersignol, by virtue of our f... pp..rn, have signed the pres:nt separate A e it.:t, and hate ed tbe heal of oar arms to It.• &Nixed thrice. Done at 1-I.,:s.::gbdra this 31st day of Austin. ISO. (Sivied) (1,.S ) HFNKY PlEit I.KINT (L S.) T. E. BARON LE TOLL No. IV. (D.)—Settorol Sieparair Attic.F of the Convention of isingbo. , signed the 31.1 of Augu.t, The I lai.ovesisti troops, retch (in pi6Nlll,llCe of the Wins!' 'loll. ofthe sccoo.l si•rl third articles of the secret and pie° lit nary COVIVWI4IIOII, 01 the Stl Wircesther, 1304, renew' , : by the Art 4.. c of the walkout Conveistioti;, mat tsi: amemble lin Sr dish Poineraoia, shall i•ontinue, blot a. the. remain in that province, tooter the so orente O rd., of the C.on. molder- to-Chief of thy Qutterl Forces, without any waiting' of the rights established in tit- tires alcove-ineoweinal art ic'es. aCparAte article shall balm tlic Name force and validih•, :M if it were in , erted wind for Ovoid sat ;lie Convention igot.: tlio day, and *hall be ratified at the same tio.e. In faith of which, We, the undersigned, be virtue of our full powers, have signed the present senat•te Article, +ig.l hare cawed Vs seal of our arms to he thereto a , Tised. Dime at kieltingborg this t , .irty•fiist day sit August, One Thousand Eight bundled and Fire. (I. S•) HENRY I'IERREPONT. (L S.) T. E. !SAXON DE TULL. No. V.—Treaty between His Majesty arid the King of Sweden, signed at Beckascog, of (Mintier. IS In the Name of the Moat Holy and Undivided Trinity His II ijesty tl.e King of the United Kingdoin of Great Bri tain and I eland, and Hit Majesty the Kin:: of Swed,n, in per mance of the ties of friendship and good understanding by which they are at present so happily unitsd, desirous of mut.- lollies a more direct communication upon every thing which re- Wes to the present war, which the 1. - reach G us ernment has ex cited against several Powers, by messurescoually unjust aud of fensive,and In conducting inn f upon principles incom;atible with the security and tranquillity of every independenr State ; their saml Mai:sties have judged proper to concert together up on the wens of opposing a sufficient barrier to the tnisfurturies which menace tire while el Europe. In cower:mice, They have elmsert and named fur their Plem;iotentiaries, imithert„ His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great lin tam and Ireland, the Honourable Henry Pierreoont, his En voy Fetr..ordiriary and Minister Pienipoteutiare to His law,- dc:h Sla,ests ; arid His Majesty the Kiag of Swedeli, the Sims Chrusto,Msr Baron de Toll, a Lord of the Kingdom of Sweden, Gov.ynor General of the Oucliy of Smote, General of Ca valry in 111, elflike, Chief of the Regiment et Carbineers of beanie, Knight arid Command:, of his Orders, and Knight sit al. Inc Russian Orders; who, after laying commueicard thca respective full powers, tease agreed open the milowarg article.: Article I.—Thera shall be a perfect understandi.ig, friend ship, and alliance ba.weeit Ho Britannic Majesty, and 111.1 Majesty the Kii.e of .w den. Article II —Toe Convention concludirl between Their said Majesties on the thirty-first of August last, is hereby renewed, and shall remain ill full {taco and validity, independent of tlio new stiff ulatio..s contained in the preterit Traoty. Article 111 —lles Majesty the King of Sweden, desirous of co ope:ating with effect towards the auecas of the general plan, engages to tuiui.b a c .o;.s of troops, dimmed b. act against the common enemy, 111 concert with the Allies, arid especially with the troops id His Imperial Majesty of all the Ressia•, which shall be hauled is P./lettfALl,l. Tne number of Swedish troops employed for this purpose, shalt be fisted in evert cese,at twelve thousand men. Ankle IV -.Hi: Britannic Majesty, in order to facilitate to His Swedish Majesty the means of acting with vigour, and conforoiably to the sentiments of zeal coil i:deresi, by he 14 animated fur the common cause, engages to firtnsh hint all a-nual subsidy, at the rata of 'were pound, ten shillings sterling fur eerie man; which subsidy sail: be paid in equal proportions, et the enn of each mouth. Arcade V.—l lis Witaiimc Majesty moreover engages, as a com,onsation for the expences ut assembling, equipping, and conveying the sail troops, to famish, under the head of putting them in motion, a SUM equal to five months subsidy, to be calculated according to the scale laid down in the preceding are ticle, and payable sumed.ately after the ratification of the present Zesty. Article Vl.—The two high contracting parties engage not to lay down their arms, nor to ru :elude peace with the com mon enemy, bit• by mutual consent; but, en the contrary, to remain finely and inseparably united, as lung as the war lasts, and until the conclli,ioll of a general pacification. Anne pursoanoe of the eogagentents agreed upon between the two high contracting patties, by virtue of lbw preceding auricle, not to lay down their arms but by com mon consent, His Britaii.oe Majesty sugars to contilue the subsidies stipulated by the present Treaty, until the end ads' war. Article Vlll.—rfis Britannic Majesty, in order as wt•Il to cover the expellees a the let lir 11 of the Swedish army, as of all other objects connected therewith, engages to continuo the subsidies stipulated by the present Treaty, until three month' after the peace. Attic!. IX —His Britannic Majesty, impressed with the inn. penance of putting the Feints, of Stralsund in the hest pill• ble state of detente, engages to place, immediately alter the exchange of the ratifications of the present Treaty, at the ilia. )104.11 of His Swedish Majesty, the additional Sum of Fifty Thousand Pounds Sterling for that purpose. Article N.--The present Treaty shall be ratified by the two high contrasting Parties, and the ratifications thereof shall lie exchanged in six weeks, or sooner, if possible. In witness whe•eif, We, the undersigned, in vitiate of our powers, have segued Ike present treaty, and have thereutito affixed the seals of our arms. Dune at Beckaicog, the 3d October, Mi. ( was signed) lIENRY PILRRIPONT. J. C. BARON DE TOLL. (L.S.) (LS.) Thursday night, at half past nine o'clock, died, TitobtAS SKINNER. Esq. Alderman of the Ward of Queen Lithe, at his house in Aldersgate-street. This respetable and virtuous Citizen, will be most sin cerely lamented, not merely by his numerous and amiable family, but by the City, of which he has been long a distinguished Magistrate; by the poor, of whom he has been a liberal benelattor ; and his country, of which lie has been a zealous, inde pendent, and itEtive friend. Mr. Skinner was born at Brentfcrcl, on the 14:h Jan. 1737. He received his education at 1 a'olg, and served an apprenticeship to a Mr. Williams. an Urbalder, in Nevrgate-stteet. Mr. Skince! was happy to relate from what a small beginning he raised himself, by an honourable course of industry, to the splendid fortune of which he died possessed. In 1;57, he began husicess for himself in Alders gate-street, and married a MOSS amiable woman, Miss White, and never was there more peri - ed and uninterrupted felicity than they enjoyed until her death, about five years ago. lie served Sheriff of Middlesex, in the memorable year 1784, and was elescled Alderman et Queea• hithe in irsi. and Lewd Mayor in 1794. In his own profession, he has shew ft what wonderful things may be done by ability and perseverance. When he begin the butiness of an auflioneer, he was scarcely known. It was thought discreditable to bring estates or goods to sale in the country; but, to such a height has it arisen under his auspices, that the audion duty paid to Government for the last year, amounted to the sum of 300.0001. Mr. Dykt, who tams to be with him in 17ti3, has fora long time discharged all die naive part of the business, and allowed him to spend much of Lis time at Col lier's Wood, a beautiful seat which lit pea chased near Merton, in Surrey. He has lel: behind hint two sons and five daugh ters to lament his loss; which tr. .feem, as well A to all his friends and neighbours, is its epat V.4L INTEELIGENCE. IFALMOSITH,JAN. 93, Arrived the rem, Paint, from Naples, in linty. o days; spok-. tsar Gibraltar, with a lick - hay. our gun ship and two frigates. under Pottugu-se colours ; also the Perseceraure, Fal-oner. from Lon don, for Lisbon, with wheat. Sailed the American ship Consel.si,• Posh for Rot terdam, with rice, Scc. ; %lr.y, Harvsy, fro i t Swansea ; Camilla, Joy, for Cardiff; Buse, for Prez:ince ; Rodeerk, Channon. f sr Bristol ; and the Pri.iress Mary pelmet, Pocock, for New-lurk, with Mails. Wind N.E. DEAL, JAW. 30. This rno-ning sailed from the Downs the sloop of war, with the Friedru naval transport, for Plymouth ; Aime, Robertson, for Gre.tade ; and the rest of the outward-bound toasters and Guam, under c.rivoy, to the westward. Arrived the Bruiser gun-brig. Lieut. Smloe rs . Commander, with the French lugges priv.itesr Ir promptueux. Of 13 gens, and fifty men, which she fell in with (4" hoikstone, and, after a chase of seven hours, struck to the Beseer.rr. The Insurwe.ptie,::: Was one of the fastest sailing privateers beiongin:z to Boulogne; had captured ma-y English vessels, and grcaqy anilo . led the coasting trade, and was weir manned. sailed through the Downs, the Honoura! le Cast India Company's ship, firgle tagG., —, for lonia. CORX, JAN. 24. We are concerned to state, that an Officer of Rank in this Garrison has received information of the loss of a great part cf the Ioo,h Regiment, uu their passage to Quebec. THE MARKETS. CORN.ZXCHAN.;F, JAN. 31. Tautly, but sew tes!iia uples of Wileat hate come to hind, and the scJXCelleA of but quality, still mausiams last parr s o,J•tlutg and lat.:rim kid tee buyers. Rye k.eps at the Aki- VAIICC. Large annals of Sailer : and this trade scarcely iloi - r4al.l4st Loneacy Halt at less, and a ieduesi ~,, may be ots:tad In Peal or Beaus little variation. Thum are but hew arnra!t of 4 ).Ir., atil rather higher prices are aaked. Fluor has few buyer; at pr ,sent prices. Ct;RRFNT PIMP. OF GRAIN. Wheat 44a. btl.. 70a Beau. (0:J) . 48. 54t Fine do its 731 ed. Tck Beans (do) 42 48.. n 4. Rye 404 4ft.Od Oats 23 28 49•. Barley w's 32s Od Pulanda Si, , '1 Od. Malt. . 62a. tid Rape Seed .381. 431 Od White Peas— . 4Cs Fine Fleur 6os. 65s Od. Gour Pei, 2.45. 3is (M. Seco ds .55. Iles Od. lARRID‘k. The Cominspeßees Return, on r.ursday, Jan lA. Vl!)eet, pat loud 151 t 201 lOs Barley, per tir 30s —4 to 34s —4 (huts Its .—d to Mt --A Reans 60. —4 to 545 —4 New ditto Pie^ rIuUY liUrb. SACS. SOCIUMS. Kent 6l Gs to 71 7, Kest ak Ss Sosoex.... .61 —s to 71 —a j &mut.. —. to 7 130 F.ftex 61... s to 71 Am 4 Farnham— 91 —to 111 --o PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. IT 7AMILS . II WIIITICII H5y...41 tes a4' es I Hay 51 3% A4l 86 Sews.. 11 101 a 21 —4 64 New 01 Os A UI O. Clover 41 4. a 3: 3a Straw l l 10s A II tl4 %41111 FIELD, FI&DAV, JAN. 31. Tu . nk the Offal—pet Stone nt Slb Beef 4s 44 to 5, Gd I Vebl.... Gd to 7. 41 adutt.m 4, 84 to Si St P ,rk .3s Od to bs bd Head nt Cattle thts Day. Beast., about 600—Sheep and Lambs, 7,630. NEWUATE AND LEADENHALL MAKIZKTS. By the Camaw. Beef 3t fel to 4a 64 I Veal. S 4 OA to 7s 01 11t.ttnn 4s OA to 4. 64 Pork .......Si 04 C. G. 64 PRICE OF St. Jame Mricet 41 32 Clare S.4.vl.et Whiterhapel Market. 4s 2d Per Stour W F4b. I TALLOW. Yellow Ruyia.. 44-4Qd (.94 od White ditto .... 674 64 Scar data .. 4-44 -- 1 674 td 1 Melting Stuff. ...—s 571 Cd 1 Ditto rough .4-4 404 Graves . . —4 114 •Mottle.l, K6—eu,d, tiOs. __ . _ . . _ _ _ 12s Si Average Price... 4a 24 , Teem --o 711 Gd Yollt.• Soap, —I a 7114 P , i'VOr Candles. per dos. Ili Od.:—Mouldi, iQ,. od. COAL.MARKET. Jaa. SI. Ships at Market. Sold. Price. s)..Neweval• ....14. 49t id a SU al 2..Sunarrlautli l. ~..49. 44 a -.4 1M 4..5t.0,a Coal 1 461, 3d a 04 0 O4 a 04 POMP' OF Sft ICICS, )(LS UER DA T . Balk Stuck . .1 6 1.1 Cvnt. Rediace.l • 5 to, Cr".t. Coot 611 6t/ 4 p.” Cent ' VII sper Cent. Nay! 5 per cent Lovalky l ,oi Long it tagiultica imvenal 15 per 4..*n1 64 Oinnlnte India Lion& .. re.-he.p.., K Log L•trtery Tseltsta •. .195 19a. Consult for... • . ' 61.01 Y.-b. T. RISH, Stoel,Hr..ket, 4. C.fll bill. and 9, Charloperaur. COURSE. OW EXCHANGE, Jaw 31. esmeterriam .... ..,7 5 2 I'. 1 ti,•ste 46 Ditt • a. Sochi .. :4 6 Veate 591. Rot.. 2•142. 14.., , bur1h 34 6 SW. Oporto ow; A.ltors. .... P 3 '0 1 •;ey's date 25 12 Cork 13 0.t5 , .... ...... ... 2 , , 2 U. ~•. two. I. . 11..ure1e...x ..... t 516 P.etArgalGordin Ole . 2 Ili Ditto .. 30 • lee! IN. tr LN , uleoctent... —.. N1t.i..4 ......... —in pa ,er . .ew U. 114.4 .... 5 6 I)i , to Sibiu 37 NsAr 1.0111. 2 ntb .. P. , . ''... .... Lesthcon Haplet 44i Sol per C 0122 1 Dublin on London (hot. 17, /3.:114.4 on lAndon Jim 10. iu•io. ton I)etslut i !Alto). 61 4AY , HKill WATER THIS IAV . s APP. 1N1.101.1L. . Mors ..110 awn .tt• im , 'A rt It LONDON t—Prroied b.% G I m-strcet, Cow .I.lt -01See, N. S. Welt o. Si hr W. UCK, of No 7, e. fM AA I...per, will he thai -".s Is. D %VIIDSON, 17, flakes • 1.1441.91, 11.4 Pr d the It t Ic44e. t'a Clalch Stanch Sew a .49 Lon( acre. milt to las Waco Lim:l444W, ff I I