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AcT OF THE co?. , ;GREss OF VIENNA. The Powers Who siguc•l the . treaty concluded - at Patis on the 30th of May, 1514..11 wing rU assembled at Vienna (c..reeably• to the 32,i1 of that Act, kith the Pi inces.and States io alliance - with them 0 Coln te the ;disposition‘; of the •aid treaty,and toad(' to it other.arraiements render ed necessary by the condit ion, in which Europe was placed at the conclusion of the last war, desiring now to Comprise in one common transaction the different results of their negociations, that they may be sanctioned by their mutual ratifications, have authorised their Pleoi pot rot itu iep to collect into a general instrument, the dispositions. of } .,;eater and permanent interest, and to join to this • deed, as integral parts of.the arranements of con sgress; the treatiee, conventions', declarations, re gulations, and other particular acts, which are found cited in the present treaty.. And the afore said powers having named as plenipotentiaries to . Congress, viz. (lilere follows the names and titles of the plenipotentiaries arranged ,in the al phabetical order of their courts). Those'of the Plenipotentiaries who were present at the close of the negociations, alter having e,Zhibited their finll powers, which were foimd to be in good and 'tine form, have agreed to place jn the said instrument, and to sanction with their counnOn signature the following articles : OF THE DUCHY or wAnsAw TO THE RUS- SIAN FMPIitE. Ait-ricLE 1. The Dnehyot ‘Varsaw with the.ex cept ion of the provinces and districts, Which are ,othernise disvosed of in the follot.ing articles, is tutittal to the Empire of Russia. It shall be irre vocably joined to it by its constitution, to be pos;essed,hy his Majesty the Emperor of all the Eussias, 'his heirs and - successors, for ever. His imperial Majesty is invested with the right of giving to this state, while it enjoys a distinct ad thinistration, any interior exto,i-ion which he s!.all judge convenient. . He will take along %lith his other titleS that of Czar, King of Poland, cpufortnably to the protocol appointed for the ti tles attached to his other possessions. The Poles, subjects respectively of Russia, Austria, and Prus sia, shill obtain a represrotation..and nationalin stittiiions, regulated after that' inode of political existence '% hies each cr! the Governments to which they belong shall judge useful and conve nient to give them. .LIMITS OF THE GRAND, OTICUY OF POSEN. 2.. That part of the Grand Diichy of Warsaw which his?dajesty the King of Prussia shall pos sess-in full sovereignty and property, for hiMself and his successors, under the title of the Grand Welly of Posen, shall be compiised within the following : 7 - - In proceeding from the..frontier of. Eastern Prusiia to the village of -15,euhoff, the new limit Will follow the frontier of Western Prussia, as it subsisted: from the year 1772 up to the, Peace of Tilsit, to the village of Lubitsch,, which-will he. long ts..) theDnchy of Warsaw_;. from thence there Shall be di'awn a line, which, leaving Kone fanla, Grabonice, and Izytuo to Prtsia, passes the Vistula near this last' place, on the other side of the river which falls into the Vistula opposite Izytnn, to the.ancient boundary of-the district of •Nitze neaeGross Opoczko, so that'Sluzewo shall belong to the Duclry, and Pizybrairow, nollceu. ilez, and Maziejewo to Prossh.L From Gross 'Opoeiko it shall pass Chlewiska, which shall re main with Prussia, to the village Przbyslau, and thence by the villages Ploski, Ohelmico, \j ilo wiczki, Kohilinka, ,Woyezya, °yellow°, to the city of Powidz. ^ ' From Powidz the line shall be continued by the city of Spinet:, to the poiltt : bf the confluence of the rivers Wartha anti Prosna. From this point' it 5111111 be continued the• course of than river Prosna, as far as the village of Noscielnavies, witniu a league of the city of There leaving to that city (on the left bank of the Prosna), semi-circular territory, measured s; the distance between Kosciclnavics and Ka shall !Mit to the c. - )4lrte of the Prosna, anti follow it,:,aseending by the cities Grabow, Wiczuszow, l3oleslawieo, in order to terminate near' the village of Ciola, at the trontier of Silesia, opposite Petachia. SALT-MINC:3 OF IPIeLIEZKA 3. Ilis I!'.l; ,, !rial ; and Royal Apostolic Majesty sb<ill posses. in full propetty and sovereignty the / Salt mines as well, as the territory that belongs to them. •- AOU NDAIZY B ETWEENGALLIFIA AND TUE RUSSIAN TERIOTOUV 4. The Thelweg of the Vistula shall separate frinn the territory .of the ftee city of Cra co'w.- It will serve, at . the same time, as a boon ilary between Gallicta and that part of the formet Duchy of Warsaw re-united to the states of his Majesty the Emperor Of all the Russias, as far as the vicinity hf the city 9f fc - ,, , tAiichost. • From Zawichost to the Bug, the dry frontier shall be determined by the line described it) the Treaty of Vienna, 1805, subject to the rectifica tions which by mutual agreements may be made in it. • The frontier, in nroceeding from the Bug, shall be re-establish e d b etween l the . two empires as it existed before the said treaty. • TOE 'CIRCLE OF TARNOPOL, &C. TO AUSTRIA. t): Pis Majesty the Fatlperor of all the Russias -cedes to his Imperial and R oya l A p b st „ii, Ma _ j emy t h e di , ;tricts nhich have been detached Iron) •. _Eastern Gaiicia, in virtue of the, Treaty of rnn t, I som (i f the circles ut. Zioozaw, Braezan,' Tarnopol . , ,tild z„d esc zyk, and the frontiers shall be re-establislted on that side as they existed be ' fore the epoch :of the aforesaid '.!'reaty; -crAcoW DECLARED FikEE CITY. 6. The:City ()Itramw,•with its territory,'shall be considered Irencelo.rth as a free,. I ndependent, and strictly nentral•cit v, wider the protc•ction of . Russia, Anstria, aod LIMITS o'F' THE -r,sera may OF CRACOtV. 7. The tetri;ory of the free city of Cracow shall • liave 4)! the 'left of the Vis . - 'lila a Vow, which, conmencing at the village Of Wo!lea, at the phice where a rivulet near that vil lage flows into die Vistula, shall ascend this vulet by 010, i‘oseimm i—ziolce, :,;() that villages ;Are comprised , wit!sin the trootier of the free city of. Cracow ; thence passing the villages, it shall proceed by DLit. SOmos row,‘Karnio;vice, which wise be intbaled in the ,territory of Cracow, t . ojhtmtioitcf there the limit tviiich srparates the diet of icezeszovire fi•inn that of Mat co,nniences ; front thence it shall follOw that limit between the twit said dis trieit, to terminate on the frontiers of . Prossiadbi:- . GRANTFD TO pormoßzA. 8. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria de sirous to contribute itii Itis hart to facilitate the relations rd- comMerce and i oiul ireighbonrhnod . between (inMehl and the trad;iig city of Podg - oria, grants to that city the privileges ot: a 'free coin uercial city, in the same extent, as they .tre en joyed by• the city of t3mly. Tliis freedom of trade shall extend to a circumference of 500 wises front the barriers of . the 'snburbs of ,tile city of Pod gorza. As:a consequeuce.of this perthanent co r cession which shall nevertheless be understood 0) extinguish none of the rights of sovereignty be-, longing to hislmperial and Royal Apostolic Ma jesty, Austrian custom-houses Shall not be esta blisi)ed but in places beyond the before-Mentioned demarcation. There shall not, moreover, be "formed in it any military establishment ‘vhich may ;threaten the neutrality of Cracow, or restrain the liberty of commerce,' the enjoyment of which his Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty wishes to bestow upon the cityand arrondissement of Pod gorza. NEUTRALITY OF ce.Acovr. 9. The Courts of Russia, Austria, and Prussia, engage to respect, and to cause to be respected in All tine coining, the neutrality of the free 'city of Cracow and its territories : no armed - force shall enter it upon any pretext whatever. , In return it is understood, and expr'essly sti pulAted, that there shall not be granted ,irt the free city of Cracow, or On its terr:-tory, any asy lum or protection to refugees, deserters, or cri minals pursued by law, belonging to the territo ries of one or other of the said h i gh Powers ; and that, upon a demand being made by the compe tent authorities to surrender such individuals, they shall be arrested and delivered without delay to the gn3il, which shall beAppolnted to receive them on the frontiers. CONSTITUTION, ACADEMY, AND lIISHOPRICK CNAC4IW. 10. The arrangements that relate to the con stitution of the free city of CracOw, its Academy, its Bishopriek and Chapter, as they are stated in the 7, 13, 16, and 17th articles of the additional treaty regarding Cricow,.:shall have the Saine force and validity as if they had been literally in serted in this act. GENERAL. AMNESTY. 11. There shall be a full, general, .and particu lar amnesty, in favour of all individuals, of what ever rank, •sex, or Condition they be. • • SEQJESTVATIONS AND CONFISCATIONS RFD,IOVED. 12. In consemenee of the preceding article,. none shall be in future harassed or persecuted in any %ray On account of any participation, cixect or indirect, at any time Whatacr, in, political events, civil qt• military, in Poland: MI processes, pros s ecutions, or accusations, shall be renounced, provi , iional sequestrations and confiscations shall be removed, and no act proceeding trout a cause of this kind shall be persisted in. • EXcEPTION !, . • 'l3. IFrom those general dispositions with re— spect to confiscations are excepted, all cases, where the edicts or sentences pronounced en der flier resort, stait have alreath , received their entire execution, and shall not have been annulled by subseqUent events. • THE FREE ti-AVIGATION OF 'RIVERS. 14. The established principles OH the free na vigation of rivers and cauals through all the ex tent of ancient Poland, as well as on the frequent ing of the harbours, the circulation-of the proditc• tions of the, soil, .and of industry among the dif ferent Polish provinces, arid rilthe transitcom 'tierce, such as they are declared in the 24th, 25th, 26th, 28th, and 29:b, articles of the Treaty be tween Austria and Russia, and in the.22d, 23d, 24th, 25114, 28th, and 29th of the Treaty between Russia and Prussia, shall be invariably maintained, CESSIONS OFSAXONY TO PRUSSIA. 15. Ills Majesty the King of Saxony renounces fOr ever, for himself and all his descendants and J I successors, in favour of his Majesty the King of Prussia, all his rights and titles to the provinces, districts, and territories, or parts of territories of the kingdom of Saxony hereafter mentioned, and his Nlajesty the King of Prussia shall possess these countries in full sovereignty and property, ,and Shall unite them to his . monarchy., The districts and territories thlis ceded shall be separated front the rest of the kingdom of Saxony by a line, which shalt he henceforth the frontier 'between the two Prussian and Saxon territories, in such , manner that all which is comprised in the delinii;,: tation formed by their line, shall he restored to . his Majesty the King of Saxony, hut his :\lajesty renounces all the districts and territories. which shall be situated beyond the line, and which; longed . to him before the war. This line shall run from the confines of Bohemb?. near Wiese, into the environs bf.Seidetiburg, tog lowing the course orthe river Wittich to his con; fluence with tiie Neisse. From the Neisse it shall pasi to the circle of• between Tauchritz, coming to Prussia , and ' Bertschell remaining in Saxony : then it shall follow the northern frontier of the circle of (I°Eigeb to the angle between Paidsdorti and Oher-senland : thence it shall be continued to the limits which separate the circle . of Goeilitz from that of Bautzen, so that Ober-nittel and Niedersoldand, Olisch, and Rudewitze remain to .Saxony. , • The great post-road between GoerlitZ and Baahzen shall belong to Pius-sia, to the limits of the two above-named circles. Then the line shall follow the frontier of the circle to Dahrgilw, then it shall extend over the heights to the right of ,Lahaner-W.eisser, so that the river, "With its . two banks and the places 00 the, river to .ctitiorf, ren t ain with the village to SaitO . ny". 'Tif l is line-will then fall back upon the.Soree and the Sch wart, \\Tassel., Liska Ilerinsdorf,' aitd Sf )IAI flo HI; are ceded to Prucsia.. i .FlOl2l Schwazte Lister, neer Salchdorii, a st st.ill1;(- drlwit to the, r.f the lot dsliiii EAvijHtriu k tit'ar This lordship remains with Saxony, the lioe will follow till'' 1101 ()writ fr,nrier 01 - tbar to that v,f bAilrwick Gro-sealtacn, in the vizcinity of Ortrand.: Ort yawl, and from that pl,tee by • MrrsdoriT, .:4310ezenhap, 6.tod.in, to Mnlperg, with the vill';igcs which 'that and in such a way thal tia part of the said route may lie beyOnd the Prtisiiatt territory,. ate .transfurred-to the dominions of Prnssia. The frontier frinu Grocheint tThatl be traced to the E he near'Ficluenberg, nod fidlow that of the bailiwick of Fichteubergialls to Pr ussia. Fr q m the Elhe to the. frontier of the country of MerSebourg it - shall be drawn as the bailliwicks of Torgau. Eclentbotwg and Delitch pass to Prussia, and those of Oscltatz, Wasen, and Leipsick, remain incorporated. with Saxony. The line will follow the boundaries 'of these bailiwicks, cutting some enclaves e.re! demi enclaves. , The route from Mul berg to Eclembourg, shall be entirely within the Prussian territory. From Padelwilz belonging to the liailliwick of Leipsic, and composing. part of Saxony to Eytra, likewise remaining with .that state, the line will cut the country of Mersehourg in.:such a way, that nrectonfteld,. 1-la.licelen, 'Cross, and Klein, Ramstadt, and Knanc-Nattem - dorf; may remain with Saxony; Modelwitz, .Skenditz, Klein Libenan, Alt-Kanstzedt, Selik.celtlen,'"and Zietschen, may be transferred to Prnssia. - Front that the line shall cut the Bailliwick of Vegan, between Flossgraben and,Weisse Ektcr. The• fist from the point where it separates itself above the city of Crossett, (which composes part of the Bailli(viek of flaynshourg) from the Wcisse Lister, to—the point where below the city of Mersehottrg it flows into the Saale, shall belong ill the Whole•of its course, and with. both its banks between those two cities• to the Prussian tcrri . toty. . . Thence where the frontier terminates in that of the country of Zutz, it shall follow the latter to that of the country of Altenbourg near Litchan. The boundaries of •the circle of Netts:mit, the whole of twit cii is' incorporated, with Prussia, re . mains untouched. Tii . districts of Voigtland; itt the county of Rents, namely, Gefaill, Blilandorf, Sparemberg,.and.Blankenberg are all cOmprised in the Prussian allotment.- TITLES TO BE TAKEN. BY lIIS MAJESTY" TIIE KING OT PAUSSIA 16. The pro - vinees and districts ofilteliingOtn of Saxony which are transferred to the (limn nions, of the K ing of Prussia, be designated by the name of the Duchy of SaxonY ; and his iklajesty ill ~(1d to his titles thoseof the eof S,Axony, Land4rave of Thuringia, Miwgrave of the Two Lusatio, and Count of Oattnaberg. I.lis Mlicsty the .:art:; of Saxony shall continue to hear the title . of Mar grave of nigh Lrisatia ; his Majesty fil;evvise shall continue io bear those of Landgrave of Thu ringia, and Count•of llenne?erg„ in relation, to and in virtue" of his rights of so eee,sion to the possessions of the- Ernestian line: • GUAItANTF 01 , Itt'Ssi.‘, ENGLAND, AV, AND FEANCE 17..Austria,11 , u3sia, Great ,Britain,.ant! France, guarantee to his Majesty tit iii , t; of:Prussia, hi: liVicendaats anti Sur evssors, tti , , p6.4iession . of the conotriesdeJignated in the 16th ariScle in lull sovereignty and property. . . RENUNCIATION BY. AU,iTRIA OF THE P,IGHT OF ' • •SOVEttE GNT' uVI Lt LUSATIA. ; 18. His Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty, desirhus Of • giving to his Majesty the King of Prusda, , a new proof of his anxiety ont every subject of future . dispute hetween the two courts, renonnees for himself and his.snecessors the rigids of sovereignty over the Margravates of High and . Low I,u,,atia, which belong to hint as King of Bohemia', in as fir as these sights extend. to that part of those provinces which has been transferred to the - &ninon: ns of the King of Pruisia, in virtue of a treaty concludtd with his Majesty the.:Eingtiil fatuity at . Vienna, .00 the 18th of May, 13! 5. , , 'As towhat respects the right of rtiversnititurte : rent in his ttn • and Royal Majesty, to that part oftlio-Faistilias•united tie Prussia, it is transferred to the 110:1Se I'lmm:rids:nit* in actual :possession of the throne of Prussia, - his Imperial avid Royal Apnstotie Majesty reser‘Ang only to himseff and hi; succes sors the power of resuming that . .right, in the event of 'the ex tineti,tu of the said reit:niter His Impel:jai and Itoyal Apostolic Majvsty renounces equal ly in favottrof his Prussian .Majesty the districts of 'Bohemia, included in the pArt of High 'Lusatia, ceded' by the treaty of - the ISth of May, 1814,, tn. his:Prussian Mjesty, the which contain the towns of Gunsterdorf, Tantemi-tranlie, Neuliret chre, Neider Gerlachsheitn; WineLel and Oinekel, with then territories,. • RECIPROCAL RENUNCIATION Or TIM RIGHTS_OI • I`EUDALITr. ' . • 19. His Majesty the King of Prussia, and his :Majesty the King of Saxony, desirous ,to remove every subject of 114drt dispute ow eiseussion, renounce each for himself, ,and reciprocally in favour of eacb other, every right or claim to feudality which they might exercise,•or itray have exercised, beyond the bouudaries fixed by the present Treaty. -; LIBERTY OF EMIG . RATMN A.ND OF. THE EXPORT OF PROPERTY. 20: His Majesty the King . .of Prussia promises tO , canse to be regulated all that may cotteern the v.:overt:: and interests of the respective subjects Oa the imist hi:eral principles. 'f he present article shall particularly apply to the concerns of in dividuals who retain property under the two governments, Prussian - and ti4son, to the commerce, of and. to all other matters of the same nature ; and in enter that the per sonal liberty of the inhabitants of both of the ceded pro vinces, and of others, be not restricted, they shall be free to emigrate from one territory to another, saving thu obligation of military service, and upon complyitr , with .the forms re quired by law: 'Vhey tray alto export Scw propM.y without being subject to any duty of transfer: PROPERTY OF RELIGTOLISESTABLISIIMENn, AND OF PUBLIC INSTRUCT.ION. 1. The commrinities, corporations, and vrligiouS establish:: meats, and . of ',oldie instruction, which exist in pro vinces and districts ceded by hi s m a j es ty t h e Dint,; of Saxony to Prussia, or in the provinces and districts which re-' main to his Saxon Majesty,- shad preserve,,whatever he the :change which their - destination shall uniliir , 46,tbeir property, 'as wetl as the revenues which belong to them. since, the act of their foundation, or which have ,si.icr: been acquired,by themilry valid tit le;accovtlititi to law,under t be two dominations, Prussktit and Saxon, so that'the,admini3tration and revennei to come he not molested on one part. or the other, in ton t-tinnily always to • the laws,•and in support of the cliares to which all properties or revenues of the saute IlaWre are sub ject in the territory in which they . take place. •' ••'': • GENERAL AMNE3TY. 22. Na• individual domiciled in. the provinces 'wy the donlination of his Saxon 'Majesty, inore'then any dual domiciled in those which, by the, present treaty, pas tinder the domination of the fling of Prussia, shall be bonch ed- in- hi; persen, -his goods, rents, prbanions, and retinues all kinds, in his rank and dignities, nor periecutd, reir sought titter in any manner for -tiny part which he may hay..• taken, political or military, in the events :chick ',alien Plat)! since-the commencement of the war teralinat:d by the peace Concluded at Paris, on the twill of May, 181,1. 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Levin de liarlitr") t Ftc- ,I ''' ' ' tacit))) of the Line to be Miijoi Sth Dittti—Lieutenaut George fl:d.zen,• Lieutena'' - I,utleritz, to be Captains of Colulianies. _. , , - - . _,.... l' 0 /fie,. of Ortipa,,, - ..e, izt14.1:3 , , 18 l o lle • • (. - .11 . 11s a Iforal Elo;iiitt-1.5. i v ice , Brevet Colonel AVill4ton Fenwi.olc t. 7 he ca<>9c ' - iC 6 A i leo '-' way,.n:inuved as a (;(•/“..ral oitic:sr.,. ~ • 4..(5 01° • 3 . captain James 1(. Avnultt ti! be Lientenan. i ,,0 01- •''.6 • Fen - wick. . . ic e .i.- - !. Second Qztittain Thoma.s Moody to he Capta" o " V C3pO ill' 1 , 1.-st Li•_-,ltenaut John L. 'Jaime to he serm i il , • f4 ,03%* * Moodv. c ico 1 ,..o•I Brevet "Col , nel Alekander - Bryc••• to be Co"" -' ' ''''' ' te trey, fennweit ;is a General Ot4icer• 4•6l)° 1, Brevet Lieutetl7ll3t-C()lonel .lofo; Fox flurgoYue ' 13°1,' ~15,'' ant-C,:10rwi,.% - iCt Byce. - ' l' e Sec n ond C..! pt al II Jebill:rjiirySOn to be Caytain, ;, ( !ria• • F.rst LicutenautJames Birch to be Second. 01° r)son. . BANKRU pTc. ES SUPIE,ItSOjI-7. " `John Rattray, C bal•.er.heltea, • i fa 9• t• John Theodore Strawy, M ster, rn anchester, e!'c'ss."e : . 1 0 ! I ' s • • BANKII•UPTS.. •• ' i‘ lcr •• i , I rrc• , 11' 'William Freeman; Lincoln, shopteep.er,• t': i1 f ,,, , , , -. i" l :;,t,l' 3,4, and Sept. 2, at eleven, at•the Sprca"-•,".,-":,..,'-.,:s.so'"• c•• 1 1 1. "'atomics, Mr.j.:l4le, Sotttliwell, I'`',_!`" ' --- X•''', and Nres , rs. Willis, Faii•thOrne, and CF 3: `" e ' ' ',1:l? : , • court,.Thrognifirton-street, London— ~ilen. - ri` . , 4 ' l4 t:tl‘ll.srileilitrt'en:-IB2:3:{r.eri.l-'7.1.ai1:1:,1\1 'i L ' : :: t :', . l c7.l !tit dillt./c r. j S:( t It :l tt.° : k ;:. '?Ile.:.1; : tir:.;;e : : ):1'.4! •14.,11 . 11 RellWOrtilV, S!011ti,V001.1,1C-Oci.,iiire, V ; ',.. t tor'L i ii,t) 9 ' l ,,, cery4anc, Londop. , - • • ~f;„':. „ 1., , ' • • -4cr , ..or" •-• juin, Lunt, Kirbiale,'l,anca.shire, •niatcr-ca'',„ i...."'" 00' . and Sept. 2, at (2.;te, a t t h e - N e w (il.ob•V, l' r; .:. verinYol:. Attomiesi, ;Nip, Bowlia,40:1, .cei! . .! , 11 , . ...•,,r,', 1.?• 0 . 01 1 iViti Mr. clicster, „Staple -kait, 1.....0J.,1'.!•,,,F! ~,,tr,,:. ..r. (.;:avitte.r,jiia Liverpool, tailor, ntlg• t' l ' i ',:ol l . d "‘„ i '',„ et eieve, 'lit the s'..r ,tilii GArttrr '.,l'acer.°' ,„,.1; - : ' 1 ,1-,;102 1: • I..ita , rp• -, ;.1. At.*•.orrrics, Mr. Morrtr.t-„1-;',"'',,;,,ib, - -',.. . .I;laclis..totk and Bc:',ee, E.ln.g.'s ..C.• , :o'''' .•.• • ' „ A lra? 'l .•• ' • I;ondon, ••• ' .- • . • •-'- • . , t . L ior , „•_,,d o '• IV. %I/hitch:ll7st., 'Pewhcshur,Gioneef,terslciii•vl.o'jtol,:t. 4,,:i .lilly -29, Aug...1,....aud;.:iz5p5,„,„,‘2,44 tvit,,,14•,-,,,,d-s“`-• 9 , ;,..• Attorney, Mr. Allen, Uern yr ~-,..:..1ve4t; (!•'.. ..11:" /,',,1Y:%, ,, S. 1t,111.1,1,1y, :,i'it,ielti,ster,,t.,;n:niiitni lu'Oncl';' i)1" . •,.',.•" 1, • St-vt. z, at elev,,i, at the •:44.,5.1ey :' , ..etk'`., :1 1 '9 c4 j0 0. 3( An'Th'es, mr• lily:kirv. .I.lll,,clicF,l.ci" ; . 0 ; , I,o , l j i r, ik o:,, licrd, Adlinglon, aud Gi•4ol-v,liidttird-Ir.`::?,:on°- i l ia , d db W. Sparlic;jlJO, CuAl'aitti Solit i la nti= lo "', i . t t lle 5'11'', 1 , ) ,11 0. " ' at one, 5, lg. 'it'll, aria :.-Wlit. 2, tit ....VC , .` /00 , PU - 4 4* hant. Attornics, NIA . .. l'oivuall, -Sta•l'l ; -29 , • 4, M. Edger o rube, ',wise,. sc • 0 ',1 131 ,3 A/0 0, •`' J. Cane, 'Gravel-lane, Surrey, comm o n-br e ' , 10 0. , J, ,,,,l • 40' 1 5, aunt Sept. '..!, at tw.clv, at Gull:010J, • ~. I c e''' i iect Mr. Young, liigh-strvet, Sonth•o•arli• , ;‘,„;. ,1i:, , , t ,.: . ,,... •J- Pring, sen..,crediton, fleVuti, tritli)er,;,,i.r. ~i,vqL" •Sept. .2, al eieven, at the' 14iNI-ol loi',,L,,,coini, '• 4 g t• Mussrs:Androi and 'A iderSoo, ..CCa r ' " ` ' I,,seirr.:it hr , .: 1 ' t (,11-4reo , London.; au Mt. Itulloty,4, A,,,,,,„;;//•,,-0,,(••••••;'1,10 J. tioykTi Cl,llZreten, ter,tileti ..1111A e t.'i1C 6 ~..,,,,,,;.,/, L',. l''' I ',l/ AP" •-• IN't.P” 11111 V, 111(1 Sept. 12,..at.tive, at the ,1 , ,... 43 ,,,,,cti ~ • >i g: ton. Ail Ornies, Ai-. Wils'on, 1 ,1 ° 14 ' ' , .• : o.rol s4 , l Vl'''' I,ondon ; and Mr, Lue..l,,ctt,••• 1. 01;-'''t1""' f s ge%; ' in ; L iv .,, ,11 ..I.i.etctitr,' 'fliorpe-Within- the: - • Lion ' s ; - , 1 01 . 01 1 ' `2, 3, anii Sent c• •it e l e ven •at tb" ...,to.ooo, _ . Ow '1• -, ' ••• • • 601". , •.tcr. Lltturoies, Mt-s,rs. (.Isaptuan.'ae, I.o l ' 604 lt ' ~ •. 1.31t1t; St.:11103IZIS sex. Clical'''• -' 1 , .o' . . 0 1•:' Jo ) 0.0 Llanii-k, Witham, Essex. ' ' - , tailo r ' IL ••'" .- M. Coals, 'lloritey-sticet,l3looinsburY,, ... ,ii•J;ia ,•,-;•,,i•• at ,••''' .o', r zit eleven, ;mil Sept- 2; . at tt . '"' ' ~,,,.' •' 9, a• ti •,. Mr, -Ri.chings, Fritli-•,street, Soll°-',l',.' A;l4,*• ' i l e ,: t er., ll .;{ 'l"' W. Walker, Wallies, Cat.caster, I ,, "'',' )lio•''''sbefil'` ' L i •2, at• eley en, at the Mosley Artos i':,11..1„, -. ,l, r'!'„, nies, Mr. Buckley, Manchester ; a 1 ... 1.,„pd0•,,, A 0 5 .,. )i • lington, and Gre;;Ory, lie.ctportl;r°''er,'3ut) ''t',ol:o4, F. Smith, Shoreliam,Nossex,sliopket:Polid,,,,.. Sept. 2, ;it eleven, at Guildhall, r-• . , Cl Adams, Old Jewry, ttni 4 o lr • ~,, 111'''' . ct , ~,,,er, ,A•lOt • , • D ' Div,IDES-• ', .4007•••• : J. • •,,,o, • • Currw t " . 1 -..l b ' r,e' ;1 6 Ans... 17. W. Graham, Go ri;§lc, 'ii.1,,..--.“,q)e.(i.iier, c, cleven, at the I.)ukc's Heed Inn, C,'• ~:,,e,,.,it.1.,,.. j•,! J i , is. Piteilley, Nok•thampton, framer, l't "..M:olCitt.....S'„',. .‘4.,1:. Kett el . lO,-,'" , --Sept. '2. IL iltiteltais:!..,!Alcboter...top<,,,,..;j, t , v), at the Wllito Bear Inn, Y. , : .. ~t ( ... ii!..‘.,.,01. ,, t - 1,..t i i, ,,, Becher, Lotbinirv, niereli,tit, at on f at 0,1114,:v1,,, !it u , ,. 1 5, J. A. Kelly, Stra.ml, saltier, r . , :tt t`,"!, r , at c,, t. t eo . ,.`igo e o e W. Jenks, I`.l.lernioutily, siut-v:;edb'fii.zier/ ......t ...";•• Ic e e rs ball_Au, 2,1. , i• iedrri Watiora,. ~,,,,,,,,tit: cit1i.,„;,,,,., ..,,sa,. ~.1...'• , 6.^,,,t. , hail—Aug. :22,„ V. Thuflow, sen•..., ~ ,p.4 . .-. .. I , • _ Y se rf aveseinoilger,•at ten, at'Gnildltay,-.-.11.,„..i..,n,it...,,r4,0,1/ str e etovit ke-illerClia:Ll., at-one, at Owl , ''ti„ (ii.,."-,1,.1.,,,..;,:'•101; %ir, Liverpool, Diercliant, at tvdelve!.. ..lit, 1) ,. ir ,:. ° 7 01 ' 1 ;:4; 0 , '1 ' ' street, 1.1 v.., 1 ,0,1-- liar• lq• G•'',, 75.,1e.r.‘-, ~,tve•••..,, ~,, . -. fl t'i I'"' , Wlii' ,0t.1;'.e.1 A lV:o.; :II tilt. .noyill , 0 ' ~_ ~1,,,1i , ..., L ,;rl . t s t , .., A 11;,• 12. T. ALlibruit", Saltcr's-T:',,oritt, (~,,. p,o• , !;'. ,ii i •twc!ve, at Goildtrall---Aug• 14-_,', ,levicv,es..-d:!',.,„...eir0,1,(, bi.:•liupi, draper,•at ten, at the ..v7.l,atu.t..t'q,-.:feC,.,,,,yt.: ,it : Arc ;•. if:. J. tituith, Moli.xxl, !" . 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