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See. . , To.'n-fg, NOBILITY AND c;;;4'l`ll,Y OF 1 , ;I:StilION. • . tNIEN `DONiVLD, LADIES Hb , \D-DRESS and (;'ruz;Nic,v, I,Evi:QuE, MANIJFACtirItEIt, .i. 0.10, Jermyn-strevt, St. Jaale,.'s bugs to acquaint I.:4dius and (;eiltbutimi-ttiat th e liar invented and brOlight to perfec titiri his PA.1.1:5..-1' 111.:A.1)-1)1IESZiES and GENTLENIEN% Pit Y.ss yEar.s(4lrlV, thr teittsof 'of which is so extreausty IT4)0 and stiol' andreach hair comes so.distinctly throsigh, isp. inaily eiii , ; . 0 , it' it 'sere growin g f rom t h e skin, th ey may be combed tiro i (li t'ction ,or fashion, an d at ta ch so closely to the head t k imikOssible to discover them from a real head of hair, they are of an rueeding bolt and elastic quality, and never iiio.b., which reticrers them truly desirabl e . •liAlit, Lailie,' DitEsB To'. 'PI..*:ES and Gentlemen's SCALPS. itt • rious ly wri,,,ght of the same texture, to imitate nature. '^- - SALE OF KINCAROJ NE O'NEIL 'AND DALHAIKIE ADJOURNED. • ("Y iNG.I6 flit' &Verity of the Weather seve: ral i.ittuded Purchasers have been prevented from vi :11,1),m4 the,e Properties ; to afford them au opportunity of still f l'e Sale has been ADJOURNED ; but the LANDS t' ' PAitirely be exposed to 'public - Raul), .within the Royal itltliange CoWeehouse, Edinburgh, upon WEDNESDAY, the illtri g hlY orJune, at Two o'Clocli. culars will be communicated by the persons mentioned " Ilt t Advert Memento. fri!:St Iv b c ,;(1 jn 1 ,4 I: 1 0413 " ~: Pr! ~} ~; .~"`, p 0 ir -.."...............................:•rm....w•N 7 m.r .e........m0......g.•mr'. 7 ...... r ..... ° R fiEINI-1)-Pl!,ACE,' commanding 'll. view' of the , R . 116N' ,'5,.,1.',111k-,—('...I,PITAL LEASEHOLD MANSIO N , Bolt s L i ." , CO A(:I I- t LOUSE, sT A In LING for . SEV EN • 4, numerous attached and' detached OFFICt.Ss . • .................. f I ' o BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, 'At G, By tlr. BATES, • Thu r.rawaY's Coffee-house, ,Cliange- alley, tzer'd"Y, June 17, at twelve o'clock, by order of th© Cornhill, on • cutors of the late John de Pcnthieu Esq. deceased. , L k xii3O„„sT desirable and spacious LEASE , i1ki1,,,-f.‘141) MANSION, suit aisle for the residence of a 1 0 )44 ' f' ""tioetion, being N"o. 43, on the West side of Port ktil,:..re(?, commanding a - view of the Regent's Park ; ,1.1.1:1d . N il - ~u.,, 1 K, 0,1 the Arottiail floor a spacious entrance hall, in? titi,"„" Kreen.house 'Ati•iclirl; (Anita dining-parlour, , 111 " ki k , '1%4), bd. gent leiltan's Clressitig-room ; on the princ i pal_ t.ilrc!tt,gaiit drawing-r:iinns communicating; on the se '44 11. 4 ' "'tee principal - bed-elmtutier and dressing-r,rTi i ki t . „,41 *econdary apartments over; principal stone sta ' r • cili,!:,;l.ll,l4cit to !midi's< to Led- rooms % lalllieliY ; 'num ero us ,i,;,, '„,. sty:L.:Licht:4 au. del ;celled, double coach-house, 44 ,,.. In a e „ I horses, men serv•iiits' minus, tte. The premises a re i. hi ,41itilliete state of ry •i' . • tom chilly fitted up,aind aboun d - C u Ill''. ' fete "4 . • - Ps 1" ' heldfar an unexpired term of ~4 1 4,4 of ~,,._ i t illt/ICC a he , _ „, , tti 1,, v.._7_..x.ry yeitll, at it low grounti.rent i • seri Alec par 7 !)tuli.,, n '7 . , . 1 .0 il by tickets only, whielt, Wji . ' , L ., r ,,, , kAt„,)4.041.,11 lie. /tact of mr. Ilatet, Nu. 4, ‘‘,..lbeck-streetP: ..................,„:„...z:,...12:. 4 it ~., • . in -. ' ''VILSBURY, front bis success l'PtVeei,Bv„r°NliUluits C• 4 . ybe consulted any! Morning 1 ')., , ),6. i 1 1 i t e 1.. ( 7, 4 ": r 5 e 1f . :-. l. .le s t!e m n a an i i Three, at his Dispensary, t;l.44,l,etlktil ithin.. tin (3.111. t him at their own House!, on et o 4 of the eliuts ( 4e nsU •l tie Ina Fru „,,,1:t to 144160 t''' ''ullP 'Vl''. NT tN't11..,C01 , .8 y'TIC . V i 'l'S, wi g Si : 01 the : . L.- - ptive Complaints, tie Ns ' li "ye adecittsd Opinion as to the k Ttr,,, probability of 4 s, - I of Au, the Dispensary, i s iti, e ndmice .may . be known, at ~...1,11i:,,....,`!4-square. 'Ray, ` numerous counterfeits please to.ask for pils , tl'ri.ll,lllt;•,l`eityttetn,it,attlaitititks,corbut' Dr .-, ' with the King s dnty in bottles ut s ' s: tld. double bottles 10s. • 41,t40'NT1..: 11 : (2*. il btyibeluded. Compound Essence, .6s.— •1/4_,........„..........____________:___41,), hplw-sqUure Lout ...7_ oth • ° QS ett h „,. ~,,„, „tunny qestroyed, by BENJAMIN iliokepi, th;;;..!l.ljc-Gltroyer to his MitienYt 411,d rtir.om 1,,, on) 41 , ' t t , ..!14"L°((;)'ss Charlotte of Wales, restored in ibi,...(1., 4d4,_.,_;,, .ross.street, • Hatton-garden, ik i i 4 . l nt ttttl ' i t i ,, , l . o , .or farnitinc, though eve! . so l' ou .. trrou , 1).,' 1 40 4 4. 1 6 ;u ei sateh, at the following inters, 1 • IL four :,B.,iVii„lt. i,,t1.., ,Vite/la I . ll ll:tatS a tUf - teste rs, and mail it, 41 1c1 tt,list,(l ~,ct); Co rbiced,prDouble.sorewed Iledsteads,, it4 . ll'u tu tu -,eller4l IC 4S. and will ensure Ihena to keep ~,,it , r, gs, at hs. : , ea c h per- . Year, for Ready Money ' '" , ed, 'N''lN' ret c „„ , ' tr -Fa, Lulivs‘uttu-tis c i i ii , s . rn t pe t . grateful thanks to•those N0thp?Pi311,,,,,,,,,1ivd thp?Pi311,,,,,,,,,livd ~ , tilt ttilletl y who hate already employed stu t % ; ittlitre 44,,, .11.'"; lArtti those who may favour him a?th L i i i i " ,, si , it), ti:?',4444, may depend on their ord,ers,bepig 44 t4Ut - '. ar t °' attention, having peen- tufty yt.ars 4,744:tkie, . • ‘' FOR THE BE'.'' , 7l:',Vit ot' MR. LOITEMOVE. - • THEATRE ROYAL/. DRUItV-lANE. i 0 _. HIS Pit Es ENT SATU RIMY, june I ..,,1813,. will be Piqiurmed (for the :ad tiTne at 'this' Theatre) v`Keefe's popular Comic , Opera of . . FONTAINIILEAIJ. Iferd Winlore (for this nig lit - onlY,t,-Mr . . BRATIAMI 'Sir John Bolt (for this night only)J Mr. DOWTONI Colonel Epaulette, Mr'. DE CAMP; Laeklatici, Mr. ELLis - coN ; 'Squirt) Tall} ho, Mr. LOV,EGRON T E, , In which Character lie will introduce " The H umours of Brighton," (from the Boarding-Houk) ; • 1-leury, Me. PHILIPPS ;- t — apoche , Mr. WEWITZEIt ; ' Lady Bull, Mrs. SP.:l.ltK$ / ' . . llosa, Nlt s. DICKONS • Dolly Bull, Mrs. KELLY, ' .... Who will intrbdoet a new Ballad, called " Nine Lavers ; i. .Celia; Ttlis- , ,1,'00LVi,; Mrs.. Casey, Mrs. FIENLEY• i' . . Nannette, M CS. 'BLAND. - ifteliOUS to the Opera the Orchestra will perform Mozart's . celebrated Overture to La Clemenza in the course of the Opera, and during the Everting, tile fol. r< T , I ,, wing Songs will be sung.l , ..eant); in Tears," Mr. Braharn," ShOuldthY Heart iit.r nostant," prorc Mrs. Dickotts..— ,, John -Hobbs' (from Any; hin g . 'lsew,, Nlr. Lovegrove,—'-" I hope your. Eyes speak .triutri,” Ntr. P itilippi•—" l'il .ulways - turn td.lhee," Mr. ' 13 ' ll l i tn l, —" For him alone," Mrs. Diclions. , --" Fancy Ili": ;11/IrsPit'rti.,v" wings," Mr. Philipps:—" The lyoorf-pc'cker," • sc Pa,; r " ° '.. -- -" shun ye Fair,' Mrs. Dickons.-- Let the Trsuoitutd, ber trumpet," Mr. Philitps,..ercom „ pattie t d i a m ' Lam . llkt • 13y Ali% tlarper.--" Robin Adair, -W. r - • Mrk7 ' young Lore," Mr.. 111411(1.—A Polacca Duet, Mrs. us and Mr PI I 1 d 4 ‘ TI D'ltb of Nelson," . lit. t h„, ' "PP.—. n ... 11. , . )4 ` . ° P ARRY 'll;is. liitidly eensented 1 erforui till! " l',14C111," on'the. Silvia dpv 11 ig(bY particular desire to' „.e an . oue , let f‘c , . . ,Th, :quoted on the Piaini-Forte aud n i cetolllo by 12,;.,IPirice and Nlr. Mason, Arbieb, , was received with such t u r t :m i , .i.tu.ielted appl•aut on Mr. Witham's night. L il P4li.T will - play the c..lebratcd Overture to Oscar ~,rtllo Malvitta, on the 'Harp', with •Accompaniments. ' - ' r tam s to the Farce, the OrelfeAra will perforni.Mdzires . - celebrated Overture`ot Zaubcruotc. T° 'llticlt:will be added (d timc:3:t this Theatre) the popular' • , Melo Drama of • • •. . ' ' cI 4LA It()SENBER , G..- St,.. . Itosenberg, Nlr, 'HAIR,- ' 'rickets to I "II t.firsßime); Mr. LS.I4fEt'IROVE. !Rol le ' 44 Mr Le , eigtOv N 60 Frith-street ste:.,, ° ./ ; ) 'fi."l:°!,, Mr " c4 Peiti . g,.rit-. :lie Box e L ' Odic ' e, Little Russ'ell! ll taw.. - W.14:11 till Policy *here vlitees for the Boxes may be "6 t vi ~rE pal ' 0 , 4 R.I.LP.r-OFFICA• ' • - June S, 1811: . . . . IVT:OTICE is . Ifei•eby given, that' a.Session of Oyil „LIF, and 7'erminer and Goal .Delicery, for the Trial of Of fences committed on the High Seas, within the ,lrfri.ydiction ay' the ..-Idmiralty of England, will be helve' h i t Juinqec Hall, Old Bailey, 'London, on Monday, the sth f Jul,' ot Eight o'Clock in'the Morning. OILY I: ^ ir. OFFICE OF OR DektlNC E Mai/ 19, 1813. ..1 )1 1Z - PICIPAL::OFFICERS of Ilir JES7'Y'S 011DNANCE; do hereby give Notices That Proposals will be received 'at their Office,. in. Pall-Mall, won,,, r before Neinlay, the 14th day of June nezt, from such Persons as mity be willing to undertake the Supply of C0.k.1,S for service of this Department, fin. a period of One ]'cur. The. COALS moat be'!if the description denominated ADAIR • MAIN, or EIGHTON MOOR, or Coals of equal quality and goodness, and will be required- to•be delivered free of any expence, except the King's Duty, either on shore or into vessels or craft,at.any place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or-at any port or place in the River Medway, at the option of the principakOfficers. . Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Core -lions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pallratall, aforcsule;` any Day Le -trot:en the HoutS 'of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, 4Ssera u?s"and indorsed, " Pro. Ainsals for Coala; but•-tia Propose! can be adnettcd after . the :said 14111 bay of June, at Twelve o'clock, at Noon of :Actale Day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the , ..PartY, making it; orituidient in his Behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, eaEli",SOtetary. • • BAYLEY'S LIQUID - JAPAN LILAC KI N W BAYLEY, Patentee; of the or:giOal Black . ingtakes, begs lama' tainfiirm, the Public, that in Compliance - With numerous Solicitations,. he luta prepared a LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING., which posseses superior pro perties, and more speedily than any other 'Preparation of .the kind, produces the deepest BINA and highest pos.4ible Lttstre -it retains its 'Brilliancy, and will keep lu - any Climate. • Sold Wholesale and Retail by Bayley and Blew, Cocktpur street, and Retail by ,inost- of the usual Venders price 6d the Pint Bottle. ** o "The Pateiit Cakes continue to be sold, price 6d each. :FOB; BILE' AND INDIGESTION.-- HALLAM'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS. TaLSO Pills are . all Bilious Complaint's, whether particularly recominendettlii arising from a %riiik or deranged Action of the .'"itotnaub, from l'olds, ,whertby the secretion of Bile, is olistructed—or (rola Excess lit Eating or wliereri the . Bile is rendered acrid and corrosive, and_rworgiated to the Stomik;ll, causing iii4u4o, Jaundice & Windf Disorders-..lndigestioni&c. isl:iiiimiu'Costiveness, a alnggish Sta.se of the Boweig, Skit He i Ach, and also during Ptegnuncy; they Amy .he .I.M:en with singular good effect. Price 2s. 9d. t) er box, duty included. Soid .wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards; 66, St. Patui's Churcb-yard, London. GUESTOINUAN MEDICINES. CAA: ;XXX V. • • , ToMr. B. alms's . , No. 4, Great Snrrey-street, foot of Black . friar's.bridge. bluid4ano, Borough, Southwark, March 8, 18'0. DXAIt WHEN I contemplate on the. wonderful cure which your Medicines have performed on me, I feel Issyself &Skeins of leaving it made public as possible. thi year 1806, I broke my leg two different times in the same peek, and it wa,s so badly set as to use .to walk with my kneoun a wooden leg for six years, the first three of which I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in LostS' dad, the last of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper, until he pro nounced me incurable, which was in the year 1804. I then begged of him to cut oft* my leg; in answer to which he ob -served, that amputatimi would be the death of me, therefore, .he declined this operation.. In the year 1812, you having cured my brother of a most distressing head-ache, he recommended me to you ; I at tended on my wooden leg, when my leg measured One inch and three-quarters less than the other—it was cold as ice, and bad been so for the last five years.• Notwithstanding this, I had no use for my wooden leg on the second elay.i ;The sixth day I finally left of My crutches, being capable of welkin ,. ' with a stick., in about three months was completely cured, and have continued ever since as well and as upright as eve,. 1 was. But what seems to use still more strange than this is, that this leg now measures the same siie as my other, nor has it ever been cold since the first week of using your Lo tion and taking your. Pills. -, My singular case is well-known to nearly all the people in Henley on Thames. and to more than a thousand people re siding within .a quarter of a mile front your house, where I live ; and be assured it ceo lo , ver be forgot by me 804°4 us I am capable of recollection ; and am, . Dear Sir; • • • Your bumble Servant, WILLIAM DOWLING. No. 4t, Maid-lane. (Case HG in a future Paper.) • jdtlTLElt's CEI.EIIRAT E,C; ET.tI.II,E t ATI v*: ; TtioTH kiER. SO juStly,tecomiurniied tu hitengli.e 'FE ET I-I, Presery • .hag the t; ti MS, and Preventing tit it dieadfu malady ; the BEAUTYofCountenance,andrtgulari ty of Ilea. 't u res, are alloWed to distinguish the British l•atr ; but the rroprictpt of BUT LE It's TOOTH POWDER would beg leave to remind his Country:, women that the lustre of their Charms loses halt its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or chew a rotten and unlrealihy appearante—this is the Mate illeaCLl4Abre, as the "scot Preparation afibrds the infallible ineans Of removing every bi t of ttwena. mei, being composed of 'Vegetables. • It is recomtnended to the attention - oral I ranks,, as 'clearing away every imperfection, eithei in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the 'l' eeth, 'as rendering the Breath sweet and 'delettable, and making the GUMS of their prOper shape „ rid verm ili on hue; and a certam Preventative agAinst the Tooth-ache. No Composition of this kind ever bt.t.iglit for ward to public notice, lids met such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor 11A4 to boast that it isjn daily use of loyalty. BUTLER'S AR * MMA'PIe PE('Ti)RAL LOZENGES for Cdughs, Colds, • Astlinias, and Sore Throats, price is. lid; per Box. Sold and Mr. •Butkr's, Nn. 4, Che o a l ilsire h .to s t 3 n i e g o. alide oil' r at t e a r i n i ' ostor.rnw-; Sharp itchon, Portsmouth ; (ones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, rort sea ; 111111 and Co*Bort; Coleman and laeob, Sheerness.; Neck, Roes, and T urner, Hell iii,0411,1 and Cookworthy ; Granville; Nettleton,- and Gilbert, Ply l i i 9 a outh lii K lli i nle, Esvar ttand d i-ic' di vda'nd and Switiney an d C o. Hiririnig. m ; 'Penny. and Lathhury; Liv e r. pool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; .I'rewinan, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Rai:burn, Scott, and Has wr, Eiiin. burgh ; Baxter and Macdonald. Clase B ow. ; uigin suet ii.rtry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co Noi wicit; Swig o n . Dunn and Sutton, Nottitighaint aid retail 11) 14104 t COUlittY Venders, in /lakes, at as. ys. and Lid. FRSICi-,I BOOKS. , Jut imparteti from the Cqntine at, by' T. Booty, 4, Broad.' • street, •Eielvagge, (A. List ?i,v, hioh tna'f be•iiti gratis), A Small 'lliscellatumg - COLLW;TION- 'of FFENCKBOOKS, ,l)viides a few New Pub heat ioucj' soutivf the mort Aiiprofe,i Works' on tlp Arts and sciences, - I.lelleaLettreY, Tlistavy, Novels, &c. • A few of T...tivosey' Cletwol Catalogue of Fureigmßobks for 1813 are yet 'remairsing, and may be : had, priev STATE PAPER. GiILIT Ku - FAIN AND SWEDEN. • TREATY DR CDNU.SIIT AND SUBSIDY BETWEEN Ms BISIT4INNIC It AJESTY AND THE KING OV SWEDEN; SIG-NED AT ,b'.l GCE-HOLM, THE 3D• UP lOIARQLI, 181•3; " In the same of the Most Hely mut tindividea Tr: nay, Ilia Majesty the King of the tfitited Kingdom ,of Great ',Britain ,and Ireland, :and his Majesty the King of!Siveden, equally animated with the desire of drawing 'closer the ties of friendship and good alliance which co 'happily subsist between them, and 'penetrated with .the urgent neces sity of estatslishing with 'each other a close con cert for the maintenance of the iodepen - deuce of the and in order ,to acceler a te the so ranch wished for epoch of-a. Vneralpeace, have agreed to provide fur this , twofold object by the present Treaty. For this purpose they have chosen for then: Plenipotentiaries, namely, his ' Royal HigheesS' the Prince Regent, in the tunic. all on behalf of his Majesty the King nf' UnitZiti KittgOwn_of Great Britain and Ireland, them Hon. Alex. Major-Gener a l o f his Mai e'.ttr's Arroie's ; and E. Thornton,: Esq. his Envoy J - traordinary and MiniaerfPlenipotentiary to 1. is Majesty :the King of 'Sweden ; and jesty the Kin of Swe4ett, LanireuceCount J) IL;: .tsrie of the 'Zonis Of 'the KluOdtii ut Sweden, Mmister of State 'anti fairs, Chancellor • of the.. UniVerfysity..cif Knight Confounder eft the Kiug's,Oerlers . , Knight •of the Ran-et Order of . ChitrieslOlVG-eat Eagle• of the .I.,;egion.of Ilonour of frattee; and Gusta vus Birion !De Wettersteslt, Chancellor of the Court, Coomander of the Order of .the Polar Star, one Af time Eighteen of the SwediSh.Aea detny.; whd after having exchanged their resnec- , rive toll ' found in ,- good and form ~greed upon :the followlog articleS Atertt - a.e,1.1.--ilis Majesty the K Mg:of Sweden engages to:j,eloploy, a • corps of /oft' less than 30,000 men, in a direct operation upon th 6 Con tinent agaitoSt the Cominoit enemies of the two 'high cmitrastiog parties. ',rids artoy i sball act in etufeerewien..:the Russian troops pt;: unaer time conmaatulf Iffs - Royal Highness the Prince Royal of - Sweden,' according to stipulations to this effect, already existing between the Courts of Stockholm and St. Petersburgh. 11.--The said Courts having communicated to his Britannic Majesty thoengagements subsisting between them, and having formally demanded his said Majesty's accession thereto, and his Majesty - the, King of Sweden having, by the stipulations contained in the preceding article, given a . proof of the desire which aninut,es bira contribute alio On his . part to the success of the' common cause ; his Britannic Majesty being desirous. in return - to give an immediate and uoequivocal proof of his resolution to join his interests to those of Sweden and.Bussia, promises and engages by the present Treaty, to accede to theconvention already eXisting between those two Powers, insomuch that his Britannic Majesty ,will not only. not oppose any Obstacle to the eenexation and union in per petuity of time kingdom of Norway as en integral part, to . the kingdom of Sweden, but also will as• gist the views of his Majesty the King of Sweden to that effect, either by hia,good offices, or by em ploying, ,if it, should 'be necessary, his naval cos operation um concert with the Swedish or Russian forces., It is nevertheless to he understood, that recourSe;shall not be had to force for effecting the union of Nor Way to Sweden, unless his Majesty rite King of Denmark shall have previously re fused to, join the alliance, of the North,- upon the conditions stipulated in thu engagements sub sisting between the Courts of Stockholm and St. retershurgh ;, and his Majesty the King of'Swe den engages, that this Union shall take plaCe with every possible regard. and consideration for the happiness amid liberty of the people of,Norway. 111.—In . order to give more ether, to the en-• gagementaxontracted by his Majetity•the King of Sweden iir.the' first article of the present Treaty,., which havefor their object direct operations against the common enemies of time two Powers, and in order to put his Swedish Majesty in'a state to begin withoot loss of time, and as soon as the season shall permit, the said operations, his Britannic Majesty engages to fu raid) to his Majesty t he Ki ng of Sweden (independently ofother succours whiCh general eir emnstaneeo may place at his disposal), for the ser vice of the conAmign of the present year, is welt as for the equipment, thetronsport and mainten ance of his troops, the sun* of one million sterliug, payable at London monthly, to the agent who shall be authorised by his Swedish 'Majesty tif re, ceive the same, in such manner - as not to exceed, the payment of two hundred thousand 'wands sterling each meuth, until time whole shall. be paid : _ • IV. It is• Hgreed between the two High Con r -trading Parties, that an advance, of mitich the amount and the time of payment shall be deter mined betweenthem, and which is to be 'deducted front the million bc.l"ore stipulated, shall he trade, to his Majesty the King of Sweden for the " vase campagile, - and fur the fird march of the troops ;. the remainder of the before-mentioned cCOotti are to COMttleiKe frOM the day of the binding of the Swedish army, as it is stipulated .by the twil TWO Contracting Parties n ia the first article of theptesent Treaty, V The two high Contracting-Parties bein' t t de. sirous olfgiving' a solid :and lasting gnarantee ttr the:r, rclations,-as weli . ; l3alific l -av commercial, his Britininic Majesty, aniniatet: %Vitt) a desire to give to: his Any evident 'proofs of his'.!;tireere friendship, consents to cedt:, to his• Mirjesty the King of Sweden, and to his successor; to Crown of 'Sweden hi the order of succeitsion , established., by his raid Majesty; and the States• General of his kingdom, Under date'of thetWenty sixth of 'September, 1810, the. possession ofthra daloupe in the West:lndies, and. tti 'transfer to his Swedish , Majesty -all the rights ofliis Britannic Majesty over that island, in so far as his said Ma jesty • actually possesses the same; This colony 'shall - be. given up toie tonttnis:Aoners. of, his Niairaisty:lihe 1C16.4.-4414e;,tiden in the eourSe of the Month: Of, 'Angola of the preseht phi', or three montbs 'after the landing :of .thel,SiViieliSh troops on the . Contineni; 'the whole to take place ac cording to th!.. , conditions 'agreed 'u'pon between the -tivoslfigh, Contracting. Parties, in the separate article: anuexildito the preSeni - Treaty; VI: As nreciprotal consequence. of what has helm stipulated in the preceding article, his Ma jesty the Xing SWeden $ - .engages to grant, 'for the space of twenty years, -to--take date from the: . exchango of 'the tatifiCatihns o f. l ; lt . e present Treaty, to - thc kithjectS of . his Uritannic Majesty, the righeof entrepot thcport3 of (ottenborgh, Cailslmtny-and Stralsund' (Whenever this last men+ timred place 314:111: return nutter the -Swedish minion), for' all commoditie, p ro d s , ct i ons. ,, or nierchandize, Whether : of treat Britain or of Ifer' doloale"; laden on board British or Sivcdish vcs s.J.As: The said commodities ormerchandise,whe ther they be of such kind as may he introduced and subject to duty in Sweden, . or whether their introduction bcprohibited, shall pay wkthout,dis tinction, as.dary:of entiepot, one per cent, ad svalarent; upon entry, and the same upon discharge. A-s to every: other particular relating.to this ob ject, the general regulations existing in Sweden ,!,.;1t be cortfortaect-to; treating always the sub t• ts of his Britannic Majesty Upon the footing of the most favoured nations. Vii • Fi.oni the day of the Signature of the pre sent ::Treaty : his Nlajesty the K ng of the United Kingdoni of Great Britain and Ireland, and his Majesty the King Of Sweden, reciprocally pro- Mite' not . to" separate their =anal interests, antl partieularly•thosc of'Swetlew, which, arc fdlerrett to in the present Treaty, in „any negooiation °what evet with their foramina .fneniiesi VIII. The ratika T ions of the pre sen t Treaty dbe exeh;n'tke ' at Stockholm within four weeks, or sooner, it' possible. In faith of which, we, the undersigned, in virtue of our full powers, have signed the present Treaty, and have affixed thereto the seals of our arms. ‘pune at Stockholm, the 3d March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eights bun - dred and thirteen. ALIMANDSit More. . Comte DIENCERSTUONI. (L. S.) • 4. a.) &VW. THORS7ON, G. Baron Da IVETTERSTZDT. ( 1 '• 8 .) (L. S.) 'SEPARATE ARTICLE".. As a consequence- of the cession made by his Britannic Majesty, in the fifth article-4'6e treaty signed this day, of the island ot Goadalnupe, his Majesty the King of Swede n en g ages ; 1. Faithfully to fulfil and observe the stipula tions of the capitulation of the sa id island, tinder date the s th of February 1810, so that all tlie,pri viteges, rights, bcnDfices, and prerogatives, con.. firmed by that act to the inhabitants of the co, lony, shall be preserved and maintained. 2. To take for this purpose, previous' to at' cession before mentioned, every e ngagement which may bejudged.necessary with his Britannic' Majesty, and to execute all acts conformabte thereto: 3. To grant to the inuabitants of Guadeloupe the same protection, and the same advantageS which the ether subjects of his Majesty the Aing of Sweden enjoy, conformably always to the laws and stipulations actually existing is Sweden. - 4. To forbid and prohibit, at the period of the cession, the introduction of sieves from Afeies, into the suits island, and the other posse„ssions„ itt the West Indies Of . his . 45M 4 041111 Affij elf : n ut ‘ ll4 t pernat SwediSh subjects .ro engage in the slave trade ; an engagement - niiich his Swedish Ma jesty is the more, willing t 6 contract, as this traf fic has never been authorized by him. 5. To , exclude during the 'continuance o f th e lresent war, all a r med vessels and private ers be onging to States at war with Great Britain; tram the ports and harbours of Guudaloupe and mint topermit, in any fut u re wars in whi c h Great Bri tain may be engaged and, Sweden remain neutral, the entrance into the ports of the said colony of the privateers belonging to any of the belligerent States. 4, Nat to Alienate the said island wlthont the cousent of his 13ritannie Alajesty and, 7. To grant every protention , tool ,vreiirify to .British subjects and to their property, whuther they ivar c hoose to quit the colony, or to reiuttitt there. . 'Phis separate article tilirtll have Ale saute f orce and o r uct, us .if it wvre io,ertcd, word for word, iu the Treaty signed this day, and shall be ratified, at the sittue time. ` -- Jo faith of which, We the undersigaeil, it: virtue of oar tan p,, vets, signed the preetit rite article, and have affixed 'thereto the sea! of oar arms. Done at Stockhom, the thirii Alarh, .in- the year of our LtOrd one thoutiauct eigikt hatared, unl tiiirteeL, (Siznt:d as ilefolt.,