The Sun. — London, England, 1815-07-25 00:00:00

:~ U;: v~r~' , ,~t~nr~ ,trea t csj cop, for tir: tuners t. 0 cell tt 4 rot I° ore'. 119 c t he co 1(1 ol e° ti iti , '4 ~~ ~E it yre'' t.st,Cl 1 11 .4 pub' Mi l ) r, t 5154 re' ; c" I tio ° c~~' ~~ , t rie' i relf i r . io - ;01 il ble , 3 01 Z rre 3C cot , ' co ce i) O5 011, i o° a{'Ct i srg of 01 0 ' 1 01 ' orn' re ' t S re ti 7 t 1 ) " 55 Ic i%~ 0 411, iegg ong Ml ca# . - TOI Jk . : 74 cy r 2.--\rrirNl l oTaje.st - y's ship F rom a 1(1 1 ,-p cruise. N o con„ninnicatirm 81- l --(4netween Slaney and the so e shore, that to r et particulars IS impossible. PoßTsmotrri-I, JCL 24.—Sailcd IWestY's tili ng A 4 - and Forth ; the latter having on I~aßre)(Pard the Duchess D'A xGon LEM E, for 13tiordea ttx. into harhonr his 1 1.1aiesty's Pickke.— IViNd we,.eriy. PALi t : • O U hitl l TU„i-jLy the P ox pac k et, B toi lla a nl. a il for Lisbon, and another on board for 13.13!-4trittur24.--Arrived the Aorora. Regalia, eve- Cy,,,,net, Amity, Amphitrite, and s . Royal 481e10:40re ;ransports, wiring On 1)6:40 .the pc SRN! 27th, regiment, fr:nn America, iat't t"1-1 Alitttnoutli, bound fnr Ostend. Sailed, the Mary 4131-Prft Noir, for Ne,v South Wale's, and the pot:*ener sloop of IV r , I t ;•1 a convoy of trans- S,UTPortsrnonth..—Wind S. , NIPTON , JU packets are already LY 12.— , frorn this port to.iLtvre de ' , got under xl,ei tl • 'lay for "race that portone o f , The p.• --- , - "F"7", I/ ritorr, takes . 1 0 0 „,,, 1 itnroSe, k.Aptal II H , - . tc,III:JUU dollars to Malta, 911 Gove rnment ic : (k J t; Several transports, which have on b o ar d if,'‘ftlitilti'lS for suv..rul 'regiments at Genoa an d AV ~...1... . ' pvete.i Will Yi-.11 tinder her protectiolt : s h e is ex 11`.t? sail on the 27th in...t. bi,v,:`-t,,i‘i‘,.)iirltsitrei,,,,74, C . 4,fptaitill lyiE.:(1:11-e,i.lel:Ittliot bhee did ~,r. and . error omit 'i a, ,_ c„,t. li:)lo.l,CoLuttß, , "ii at Por!Sillottill • and the Grarnpt., i tt i I Co. a nd Le;lllder, Sir ' G. COLLIER, a t the Inter ; No. ------ : Forrest to ~ wobige, t , .' i 't. ApPorTmeNTs.—Captaat Royalist, vie e T. _!.. Alex. ii"l.l'.i.ttotrt, of the Stork, to the tenant - to 7.‘,.: , . I nnt,s, • s Flag-I,^ie," ion ; R. ";," G. 1Y t. ;14etutt; Pititt;.sGNl'll'eare'rtaliin, to t h e ‘-'eralker, l'':, rsoo ..,„, J. J• .• the Asia,; __ 1:,nett:111; c, Andsas, Pets , 1 lat .or „I in De" i,"..:' Nleteor. Mr. W. T. Strettel: G enc•-• Li, '.'lt'rettell,-EN, his majy st T's A Locate tl3 prolooled to the rattle of Lieutenant. , is net h111.11)soll. JuLY 24 --The QuE , E Ie N Castle, ill 4llriilzh not well etiotigh to "veA.I,LLmAN, her '4l tll'ietice of which Sir P.ltAtcclt,f, xvinds.or e tc,'`.(4l'l'Y's of which Physienvo, .'-,., ), been in closes!.. a'llteidly, .4r Ins s!!)it at, Philter, ihat.l lulu.lgh)er day s, indisoi ti,41.(1 iteie npoini tlicl?ti r•EI:TNyo will, in a fee%.,ene,..t t"ll°V.e t"' li 4 ' l( 'e f r -' • ‘i i, short time, for the h t,f lei . t.. 1, , f ur a•S 0 C l iief. Fli p Li,,i';', ollir.. is 'ls l'"1-iiginteSs the C"inntt QUEEN'S LA) ' ..)"!'tit to ke. i',ossessiOn of the . ecentlYlYeett fitte r ' ,t 1 ille. cireen Park, whirl"- ha':111(11r111 d 4).n"l'er:-- • toe k i ';t‘ 1: to -te • y e stert'''Y ' valuable tie s „. k • 9 lt)"(' • ,;,,,, the 1•,,c),, r.t' ,40•ily employed in tnol. I, 'lis tro u , yo Iyi s s . • . 1tii,V,,,z.t0,1,-7,1, Flt: 011. (..veu.t .. wel:_ii tiic,..pprii:::.e4kts:s. ttiat: i 'day her I.toyal ' flight) .-5, her usual , , 14,,. ..o ~ ALEs N , 7.0. Imila Tiie i,Th to view the East )ind ‘A C-ti- tbc.se pla c e s ,... 1,,, 'loyal. visit being unexpected a reception nt, )terP;,llataiinnv were made for the was hut or 01,,,:kr)Y11 Highness, -,„) her visit . di'l not thi:l' ' (1"1"li ”i' II •It . , Ili.'ll"ess lowly N,,,,1,,t i,. t• . tt oya, , drove S. ' ihit'l Ite:' ;-...,;•ride, Lit l „level y , ,i ' .;',:i1,°1,,,, the pri :;,i,es.:4 t•lnd, ac • , ''t" li!ikt! ( li.. li 'C' II MOND We "I"l",,i'S ' the Inc - t'' inpl„i ~ ',". ' • ...' ..,:c To- (`) . near 1,1,4,4, ~ the 1),,,ie °I \.', ELIA, ._,..1,,i us le illtitt if IV- -I 111'1.ry(1)4" whole ris ht , ( alit 00,. Hi hp, t h e , . cir tl.cotito to the British Ilero ti. theo art of thL ), 1 k ,e I)attle: This conduct, on iip,hie to his u. - 01 IttettmoN, is hi7hly brtuut any actual e,,1411e) ''' it sl,ewed tliat,lll;High Wit ho ut ~:ii safety on •,iu 41t,l'a'd. lie did not regard his perso nal glory of ids (lall e`:)4iNl-tilat mit ouly ittyolvca thieldiutiq.)emi.. eilet 111111)T, hut the happiness a of q nat• - ,the re ,I, tois. E we "' juo - tc) IP 1 that Lord I ‘IELVI IL , , ).10:ItoofSllicer -4A1,4414,1 1 Pil.re a: place for the 1 ec . i l t . t un . It was t "ii sn. ,IS, "1104 without founda I on at - that 111.,,„1.i.`e' tile immovemetits Carrying 'i(l'' s Lordiship has returned:o to. the 12tli ter.; , ;list. . h i e letters from the Soot. 1 _ 09th ult. '1),,)e):1",4 front St. Peterzburgh to tne ~ontinned 41,,,e11,1 1 14 .. c at the l attt...r, on Loodc'n' L 4' 14 tl t i, , • -Nrir, King ()1. %I.,:ii. el! known that CulAtt.t.F:s December, Itei, l 'lg i l l ! It as killed On the l'i th ()1 lj aFrench ',111„.,) '''.f ore Predericksliall, in Norway :-- .siege, ;11Ver, nillo (fireeted the w orks at the la, in tit, ,g that Prince stretched otit without let us tzo 1, 'Tellehes , . - ... over, ' !'ll-"stl r p, 1 , „-, Sala, _The play is r1„ 1 : • lt is to be hoped that .t.ilienlo3‘tivnsl:;: I), t' Parodying these words, will possible, be vti/i't raßedy is finished ; let us, it A viiir),,est tilett." the Admi /qty,..ngillar, occurrence took place at yesterday. Up `,41.(1,"`)" after twelve o'.elock, ~ ha rgtti ItO 414\7200 seamen, who have heen (1"c ,0ce5%41:111.`v4".,, %41:111.`v4".,, attencled at that Office in l'' ,_....- 41.',' o‘':t,111 kilt: Union Jack, nits a clarii",Thet_.l:::l7,ll la lit,,`'`)(l sm't the King" They hau a rel • 1 ,: distress 'I Iti. "I t to thei • L (I‘liipS of 'Ai' t •• • 'e , iti, th i or bi J , ._. of ,I_,‘ A p 6,. eY are plunged !rpm the cowl ne' ` 1 Batt euiploying forcim seamen -, tent toll It;ig ,L'il itzis rate . of w.tges. EverY rt ,ouri- ItV %4"Vri t o thes hr. v tiefetiders of t'''' - •ds it) merchant_ ~,„, ap,•,, i., , .1 e . for by the f t At N.:()(1,1 1. :l ! titlottAtion was Sent i ir eems, ttet,u,i 'l4lltrsot the Admiralty, wa"; ~ ner- I'lli 1,,11114'1 tUeiri to ,remonstrate with t ' ue t r they lINi tic, Y Whotti they axe aggrieveds ami. that the ttitt:t;tit:t.fiert,p,:i),,,t;,ll:)‘,'stej:tiii:ltl),ir,°.,l,),(:)l:.,;(ll7,l,)ae'ls,r.eer7tc7aor•lne'etiti,-I.gs. i ‘',li'lllige ret Le. '"•tsfien wilt this a.)s)%, , . Ty- tilycherts, retitc.(l very peaceably,• (~ e -12eti,i ...,Q dAtoqs,r. The H,„e§t is beconttn igin,.., ties, -xl.:444lLosnlon aud in the Alidl4lniC°,ll„,s Ivitt 2"eVer nici pr(ence bless thtse re' . ),,... 1 1, la- :1144e gtrtial ,season , th at, they have "'J ., t 4'1411411. "t2l: Was th ere :the appettral!ee °I: tts +ti t il ali t a Crop of every kind of gr"in: , so tIV pe:tr -1411 tit I'4"dal. full, tine and taken, 1 i.el-7011_ 'l'll l'‘lk'tB "jet, l'atie iltely fallen, . huye . , he. I IY ilnny . 1 ' '• ' are greatly , .tt,i , 1 ()IN, vegetatt9n. i ` - lops 4 0t . , ti "Y them, `t urf the a f ter-grass es . •.1,1 ',:',.‘ 4 s osiihle. . ice B u •.(!tft:iii; L, il,n idetisltiit• %tom,- told ofgri"is*seareLas it) iti4', til4l lie visits the L-Ouvre with a catalogue.,s„. lite .1441(1, in ,a, hi . 1 1 . ~ ii .i,s !roll tvii,"*`. h Piet e i t IL ~,i ei the ;-re4 nAltgl„re ken are. statm--4`. Fr 01".• • ' 4l .i , • ~- `l4lltr 11 .. 0 .e5....._.1 rec ollec t. - 11 7 i t . it tle,k,, ,Y • i ) A the pictult: t'..pitt -I ; aud the vet-eran 114- - 44%, tat,_ --, . t 1 gown at once, • si"Co ir;NT) 7r' 10 Il i - Jg 1 1 ,1 . • SUN-OFF;CE, Two o'CLociz. The following very interesting Cornrislanication bas just readied its from the City. Ics authen- ticity ue relied on Extracts of Letters from Genoa, dated Ist • aid sth Lily " JULY I.—An Extra9rdhiary Express which left Nice yesterday, and arrived here .this morn ing, has brought a Proclamation dated Marseilles, 26th nit., addressed to the Inhabitants of the said City and Province, by which it appears that they have declared in favour of Louts XVIII. It is said they have sent for_assistance. His Alajesty's . ship Aboukir and a transport have .sailed, and - it is supposed are gone that it ay. Toulon has still the tri-coloured hag displayed. " JULY 5.—A Boat bc:onging to his ititijesty's Ship Pompee, which is cruising off Toulon; ar rivpd here, with Dispatches on the 2(1 inst. She brought accounts that the two Parries were fight ing against each other throughout Provence, which was in a State of Insurrection. ,g We Lave since learnt by nn Express, that 6000 Troops sent from Toulon had entered Marr seilles, and made great Slaughter among. the Roy alists, sparing neither Women or . Children, but the liuonapartists were defeated, and the place was quiet by the last accounts. Admiral Lord . Ex- MOUTH' sailed yesterday, with eight ship; of war and fifteen transports, some of which took in here the 14th Regiment, the Italian Levy, and the , Piedmontese Troops, Flying 'Artillery, &c. This Expedition is under the command of Major- General Sir H. Lowe, and is said w be destined for Marseilles. 7 THE, ARMY. The gallant Marquis of A NGLF.SEA has -pddress ed a letter to the Officers of the 7th Hussars, com pletely exculpating that regiment from the charges which have been unjustly insinuated against it. Yesterday morning the 14th regiment of Light Dragoons had a grand field-day on Hounslow heath. Yesterday morning the first division of the Bth regiment of foot marched into Wind , mr Barracks from Portsmouth, where they landed on Elicit-return from America. - The rest of this old regiment are expected to march in to-day. About three nun ed of the sth regiment are expected to join the fiat hattation i which is abroad. About forty French Officers have arrived at Fortoo Depot, from the Netherlands, amid have been conveyed Wont thence to the parole town a o.i;hrirr}, Frioay week a division of the 23th foot, under the command of Captain .LoFyENs, marched jot° Ciontnel from Waterford, - aod are to remain to do garrison doty. ll~c'44th regirnent whirl) embarked on the same day from Cork, sailed under. convor of the, Castilian, from Cove, on Monday evening, to join the army in France. The City of Cork Regiment of Militia did not march from Cork to . Charles-fort, until Tuesday last. They mustered upwards of 300 men, and are daily 4)btaining recruits. The Cabir, Cashel, and Tipperary corps. of yeomanry tvere, 'Ye understand, placed upon per manent duty at their respective totvus on Tues day last, and will form an important auxiliary to the Police Corps of Captains Witco% and \VttsoN. The Clare Militia were called out on Thursday se'nnight. The - corps mustered about 2i'o,; they are a fine body of !ten, and reflect great credit on the Adjutant in the selection. A number. of thole men, who had not served for five years, have joined on the re-embodying of the corps. Monday seinnight, the - detachments of the 84th regiment, cantoned in the counties of Limerick and Kerry, joined head-'quarters at Limerick, and have been replaced by the 480. The 2d and Eib Dragoon Crtwols, and the 3d Dragoons, are ordered to Belgium. EX'T'RAORDINARY SOMNOLENCY. MOITROSE, JULY 14.—0 n the 28th tilt. a young woman, attending her mistress, who at present resides near Dunninahl, in this neighbonrhopd, tot the - purpose of sea:.bathing, awaked at two o'clock on .the morning of that day, and bled pretty profusely from the nose, without making any. other complaint ; immediately after the bleed ing ceased, site fell into profound sleep, in \Odell slate she was removed to her father's, at some distimce, and remained so till Friday afternoon at tour o'clock,' when she awoke, aol took some victuals, complaining only of weakness. She re mained awake all that night', and till the afternoon of the succeeding day, Saturday, the Ist instant, .when she ags;n slept, and continues still tsci to do. 'f ill; Friday - the 7th instant her jaws were fixed, so tuat violence was necessary to open then, them, for the purpose of a d m i n i ster in g a little .wine and water-,--the„only,sustenance she received during that„ period ; but since hiday her power• . of swallowing has returned, and a ' littl e b rot h h as been occasionally given her. At the same time the power of swallowing returned, site began to move her left hand, the only part of her hotly with which site makes any kind of motion,-being buried i n the soundest sleep. In this stat e she remained on the evening of Wednesday, being then twelve clay; she has s l e pt,- without any intermission.:— Her first ,sleep was about 63 hours. She lots re tained a healthy appearance all the time, her co 'Our remaining the same as usual,. and her pulse reg u l tr, only a little slower t ban th.it of a person in perfect. health.—(liontro, Courier ) BaEAD.—NO alteration in the price this week.. THE TrIEATRE; . , INIFPCETT last niritrt np- Peared at this Theat!:e as Pet:it:Lin, hi. is 514,n,taineers, and found :an abundant recompene! for _the ill-treatment whidi he had experienced On h ip first pertormance, in tine iealow , and repeated ApplAttcr of a very numerous audience. Ile ,snp ported the part of Octavian with great . feeii'ng throng-hour, but not without some of those pe cnliarit,ies which marked_ his first pertormance. nis pauses were too long, and his action redun dant. He, however, had 'evidently,availed hum sulf of public crticistn, .as Well as of the objec tions implied , in the savage • hostility directed against hinn „in his Richard. Tine part of Octavian admits'of great latitude, both of expression and deportment, considering his supposed situation, and the state of his mind, and therefore, much .allowance must be made for what would appear excessive in characters acting upon the ordinary impulses of mankind. The wildness and the energy of .this frantic Lover were . well !given by Mr. T+lcrwErr, except, as we have said, that there was .too much protraction in his pauses, and in the lengthening of words.—He was ob viously-wrong in one point, for on seeing Agnes for the first, time, Inc manifested as much plea sure because she was a woman, as if she had been his adored Floranthe, and, consequently, he les sened the effect of Iris surprize and rapture when he 'actually saw the latter. But his,performance was highly respectable L and received hearty and rei terated applauses, Without the least indication of a dissentient feeling. ltussELL was very lively in Sadi, FOOTE very impressive in Buicazen, a-nd Liars AY diverting in In:Unita/00c. Indeed the play altogether was %veil supported. FINE ARTS. /No. XXII.) THE BRITISH INSTITUTION. VAN fiIIYSOI Hits tiro pictures of Fruit and Flowers, and though we may exclaim, with THomsoN 6, Who can paint Like Nature?—Can Aniid its gay ervation, Cues like hers ? can it mix them with that matchless skill, • And lose thew in each other, as appears I ' l I every bud that blows ?" Yet if any man were ontitJed to answer the poet's question in the affirmative, it would surely be VAN HUYSLIM. No Artist in this timid:4ler (be cause less intellectual) class of the Art, has ever approximiited more nearly to a perfect imitation of the'be'autiful colouring•ot nature, exempraied in her richest and roost delicate productions. •OFFICIAL BULLETIN. Pr+lsalun thad-qulrters, 19th Jteg. The Parisians go about sukelling acid s..:utiling. They might as v.;ell alone—; BARON MUFFLING. FASHIONABLE DEPAnTuREs. His Royal flightless the Duke of Cumberland, for the Con tinent, t lir* over the Princess of ; Mr. Samuel Pm do, for lleri'Jurd; Sir Humphrey Davey, for Melrose,Nurth E4rl of Egromont, for Stagenhor-pork, near Wel ling; Lord Huntingfichl, for Havering-hall, near Yoxford, in Suffolk ; l'isconnt Hereford, for Treg*rd, in Wales ; Earl and C ooo t e4s o f cardigan, for Lemingtoo, in Warwickshire ; Lord and Lady, de Clifford, for King's ‘Vestim, near Bristol ; Lady Popham, for Sunning-hill, Wells; Captain Griffiths, for Portsmouth; Sir Egerton Brydges, for Lee Priory, Wiugham, in Kent; Sir Matthew White Ridley,. for Cheltenham; Doke of Gordon, for Gordm Fuehabersi North Britain; Lord Rokeby, from a tour to Stockton-upon-Tres, fur York shire; Lady Jane Hay, for Lyndhurst, in Hampshire; Cap tain and Mrs. NladdiSon, for Lyme Regis. ARRIVALS AT RYD . E, ISLE OF ‘VIGHT: Earl and Gunn ess Spencer, Earl and Countess Albomarie, Lady 1)c Clifford, Lady Ann Bingham, Lord and Lady Da itily, Lady Tattered, L:tdy Yoni,-e, , Lord Macdonald, Sir George a nd Lady Prescott, Lord Kirendbright, Lady Mary Perry, Admiral Otwav and Family, Gen. Goldie and Fdin . dy Admiral Mackay and Family. On Wednesday last, Niajor-Genertl Lord Blawney •and Geitaaillia;v.'n;'arriver! in Dublin: • - The latter Irma MUSIC MEETINGS. The following are the principal conntry Music Meetings fixed tor the ensuing Aiitum►i, with the places they are to be eclekated, the days of performance, anti names of the confine-, tors, extracted fro►u the different country New•s papers ; • • Coit , bectors. MeetingT At Worcester, Sept.- Mr. Clark, Orga of-tlie three Choirs, 5 13, 14, and 15. f fist. Yorkshir e - fAt Halifax, Oct. 10, k . ',llr.St)pford, Or _ 11, 12, and 13, J gaimt. (.lunaberlantl Wtattnoreliold {At i . B K4i , laa l l i , Rl O , c o it. 17, } messrs. Ashieys. {At Wllitella veil, Oct. w } ‘s . 24 2', 2(> and j At Edinbtirkth, Nov. t . Mr. N!atlier, Or- Scotland i, 2,3, arid 4, The Committee of tl►e Governors of the Derby and Sheffi el d ,I►►hrmaries intended having Neste , _ vats for the benefit of those Charities ; hut they are, in consequence of the recent events on the Continent, postponed until the next year. KEAN was to begin a new engagemetit in the Dublin Theatre, on Saturday , in the .parr of Room. - Tot% was to perform King Henry. Men►bers of the-University as w i s h to attend the Address on Thursday next, are req►cested to be at .the Royal lintel, I';►ll Mali, at one o'clock. The Coachman who got the share of the Twen ty 'I housand Pound Prize, sold at RI CH A ans.N and Co.'s last week, says he - never drove a fare who tipp'd so handsomely as Madame Fortune. • It must have occurred to the observation of our Readers, that the antiquated - appearance-of Grey flair is become in a mannereotirely out of fashion Ti) those "Ito are unacquainted with the cause, the tollowing fact may not he uninteresting Mr. ATI: NSvN, No. 43, Gerrard-street'. square, has fias succeeded to producing' a Vegetabl-e •Preparation, xvhich changes Grey or. Red to lirom:n or .Black. Those wl.o are sceptical of so peculiar a phenomena, may he referred 'to some of the Nobility who have used.this Dye, and have permitled the' Inveator to tefer to them any respectable person for the authenticity a the AtT C4'll-1E CONGRESS OF VIENNA. (Cont:nuee . 1-074 Paper.) DESIGNA . TIO OF TOE. Pi!oVINCES OF WHICII PRU: , ,S)A. • 23 15.iA Mi`iiestv" the Kingu. Prussia having-, by the reid - tot t!ie late War, re-entered into Tuts 01,3e,:v.t.tkp.ovilices and territories which Iradi)ecti cedeit*v the treat of it is reco nised and clecla::tyd by the pr.e.se!lt artich., that his Majesty, uhis.,licirsand successor;, again possess as before, in. inn prOpertv and sovereignty, the following countries, iz.. . - 'The _portion of his los : i n er Polish provinces de signated in Art. 2; tile city of Dautzick and its territory, such a - s it %VHS tix . ed' by the Trcatv or Tilsit : the circle of Cottbus ; the Matk '; the portion of the e.ictle of Magdeburg-, ou :the left bank of the tbe - , with the circle of the Saale ; the primipitlity 'of Halberstadt, with the Lord,. ships of Dorenburg and JlasSenrode the town and territory. of,Qtedlinburg, Nt'itli, reservation of the tights of her, Royal highness the Pritic . ess Sophia Alboilina of Sweden, 'Abbess of Qaedliu burg, .conforniably 16t.11 th'e arrangements. tuatia in 1803. ; The Prussian portion of the county of Mans field ; the Prussian portion of the County of HO-. henstein ; the city and territory of Nordhausen ; the town and territory of Muhlhausen : the Pills sjan portion of the district of Tretfurth with Doria ; the city and territory of Erfttrth.i . the Prussian portion of the county of Gkiehen ; the lower lordship of Kraniclifeld .; the lordship of Blauck enhagen; the principality or Padershorn, With. the Prussian part of the baillitYicks of ti,:h-a'alleti berg, Oldenburg, andSttippe;bem, .trid the juris dictiOns of Hagendorn, anti Odenhiiusen, situated in the territory of Lippe ; the Canyty. of Marck, with the part of Lippstadt theretO the county of Werden ; • the comity of .Essern the portion of the dur:hv of Cleves. on the right howl( . of the Rhine, With the town and fortress of Wesel, the portion of .that duchy .situated on the ick bank, being,comprised in the provinces specified, in Art. 2:;; the secularised chapter of Elten, the 'principality Of i\:lnnster, i.e. the Prussian portion of the ol'd duchy of Munster ;, the secularised provostship at Cattenberg ; the county of Teck lenbert ; the county of binge!), w i th the excep-- tion of the 'portion cededto Haniever by Art. 27 ; the pri:icipalit y of Minden , the county of RA veils berg ; the secukrised Ch:ipzer of Herford ; the principality of Neufchatel, e ith the county . of Valingen, as their frontiers have been ascertained by the Treatrolli.tris; and by Art. 76 of the pre sent General l're....tt v. S3!ne arrangements extend to the rights of sovereignty and •superiority over the count y ot oigerove, Co that of high protwitln over t he coun ty of ilohen-Linhurg, and tO all other right - s anti claims whatever, which his Prus,ian Majesty pos sessed.iind exercised before the peace of and which he , ha;, nut renounced by other trea ties, acts,, or concention.s. PRUSSIAN. POSSY.SfIONS ON THIS SIDE TtIR Rl-11.7..78. . Ilk Majesty the Ring of l'rh-;sia, thuil 'mite to, his inemirchy itl Getnninv, on thi's aicto the Rhine, to be itosses,o hy_kimself a►+cl hip sheers-sors, pfolierty and sovereignty, 016 fo!fowi ng cuJiiii - trics; viz. : ' - The provineos of Saxony designated in Art. I-5, with the exception of the .iddecs and. tertitories' ceded by virtite.of. Art. 39. to his Royal High ness • the “:•and Duke (tlf Naxe-Weimar ; the territory eCded to Prussia by his Britanni`c Majes tythe King- of Hanover, by Art. 29 ; the portion of the district of Fulda and the territories thereht comprised, indicated -in Art.4o; the- town • and territory of .Wetzlati, as in Art. 42 ; the Grand Duehy of Berg, With the Lordships of. Styrion,• Sehoeier, and Odenthall, which. formerly 'belonged to the. said duchy under the Palatine Government ; the districts of the old. itrehbishopriek of•:Cologue, Ivllich latterly be longed to the Grand Duchy of Berg ; the Duchy of Westphalia, such as- it was possessed . by his Royal Highness the 'Grand Duke of HesSe; the County of Dornotnd ; the Principality of Cor berg ; the me,diatised districts specified in-Art..43. The. old possessions of the blouse of Nassau, ffetz !:aving been ceded to Prussia by his i‘lajes- , , ty the King - : of- the Netherlands, and a part ,of these popes ions' having been exchanged for dis tricts belonging CO tacit Serene High:tesses the Duke and Prince_of .N.,ssau, the King of Pritsiet: shall poises itt fuil sox erchznty, and unite to t his wonaichy I .'Tfie'prineipality of Siegen, with the bailli wicks of Burbach and Nenkirchen, with the exception of a portion containing 12,000 Inhabi.-- tains, which shall belong to the Duke :and Pii;ice of Nassau : -2d. The bailiiwirlys of .11ohen Suluts, Greifenstein, Branniels, FrenSberg, friedewalde; Schoenstelti, Sehoeliberg, Altenkiren, Alten %vied, Dicrdorf, Neuerborg, Linz, liainmers,tein, with Eng'ers and fiuddersdorf, the WWII and Lerri- tory of JNlen:tvied, tire parish'of IJdmcn belonging. to . tlre:b2illiwiek of - Hachenburg, the parish of florhansen, forming part of the bailli tri c k o f Hersbach, and 'the portions of the bailiwicks of Vilely:ay and Ehrenbreitstein ott riff,lit hank of. thii Rhine, design.ated in the con'vention between. his 'Majesty, the King of rrnssia and their Serene Highnessc,i the D'ake and Prince of Nassau an :hexed to the pre:;ent treaty. PRUSSIAN POSSESSIONS 0N T ‘ l-L,P21.1,1 0 1' OF•THE 2f?. The :Siam; 6t Prussia shall possess the (Amt.- Tries on the left of the Rhine, included in the fron lier,lbut. designated. 'this frontier shall commente on the Mine at Rengen ; it will'thenee ascend the Nahe to. the continence of this river with the (flan, then the Glatt to the village of Medart below Linterecken, the towns of lireuznach and Meiseuheim , with then territories to belon g entirely to-Prussia ; hot Lautcreeken and its territory to remain beyond the Prussian territory. From the Ulan the frontier to pass by Medart, Merzweiler, Langweiler, NeLdv.r, and. , Oher, Feekenbech. Ellenhach; Creunchen hofn, Answiller, Croinweller, Niederbrambach, sliarhaeb, Bo e sel i welter, u oa ha. It, .and lieutzeipiherg,.-to the Ihnits of the Labloli•(!f He . rtnerskill : all these F laces, tera. tor 7, to helt,o ; MP. .tr 01n Rtatiettbet'g to the Sarre, the line of de ,,hie,beilt,":°e.".xs,,-,copftioitiieurilfitebrustpel.liticaelsidutelitii'Ll';oltheuf mareation to tt di ow t h e canton,a limit;, so that