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• ' • • • • • - • • , - • 1 .- • : 4 - .. ~~~~ fi~~ ~~'%fir :~ .~ Y r . ¢ r • Y ~j _ ~`r .~... / MI/ 2 / , ' 0:4 _ • . _ . . . , ~ 1 1 ------ - 17 •' -'s .e:. N . , "I - , f - 4 1 . ,- , • )./.. , krlittit 6S4g.] .., . - t ' carry into n . , lie CONIIIISSIONERS ttppointeu 't 0 . N:11.4 . Alt_ T ct tfr f ' e SFA.: I:QiND and FuirriflO \-4:8 of the TREATY of o PARISi ADDI'. N ' No. IS, D own i ng - stree t, A ugus t 17, 1814. \ ct is hereby. giv, That That,,, this Office th ~ .. Vitt CLOSF,-(ni SATURDAY, the "20th instant; • ~ ( 4 1 e cci All Letv M:11/SSIONERS 'will ADJOURN to PARIS.-.-- . Illi,ii:rs, Or Cl a i ms, addressed to thew, under corer, to wit , ii:NI lI.AM IuroN,Esk. ForeignOlike., Do.ying-street, cutlveyed safely to Paris.. By Order of the Commissioners, .• - JOHN BAILIE, Secretary. ?o —----- m , 1 ,- *,•"`• , REP,S, CHALK BUYER.S,B.-.c.—'fHAMES —oi l z . AND .MEI)WAY CANAL. i7 ( ,,,it . C OAI M }`l' T EE ~0•1 v- notice, that. they, e - A H of re q ,l .• is ~.. • • •••\:, iv Ftti for the EXCAVA-. Nan 4 ( 'E a tc, ° ' ''' r e 1- "' ! - • •II .t •eu Graves sell ,s -4 1%0 4 • (limn the Line of the (..an.-1 . h. wt ., v ia i( l o uni , ester, in such a ni,z - ipier as Will - ena in: tl . i , eni . - 'to ttil e . c4), lii.,' 4 t the lest per dav, so' 'long a , ..open c o st i ng . 'll t i -14 itt':l..,: i 'eil:g; a..'.ista , ice •,f abont7o9 Yards; the at ~ ‘'‘'.l:,l4 ll ile - i s e ' t : ',6 ‘ the Cliall , . into barges, and to bbttom up '''4's ' - '''e ~,. ''''e (2iinal throtil)out the Excavation : the ‘11 . ' 4 "-,.. ,-e Also re•iily to r:..ceive Tenders for the. l'or - N, L . cii I siTt ) , l' `.'s of Slo: said Cli . alk per dav, and of the Flints 14., - "'t liiit..'- hrt; curetli'ro in the said Exc . :is-AO!) ; the Cm" - 14:d ciw,4l4adv received an otfer to purchase . thatytau t ;Ltd,. 1 1k. t . ,;* PP• 4 - 1;;•;., a t , ( l ,the Flints, but they coTide i r . s . t e t , t ' s 4j t , ':; 1 "rd sk"tt opportunity far etia)pe;ition. b, telli y s i lle;' ( ` ! "rill:', - '"- - •• on:ant:tee as site George 4:i It V:i.ture hi tl-i. i r l f, t ,, !") labdon, will be duly attended t,) ; and fur t4"eAti,,,,l,4ti'llt and -I view of She . wor'..., •l t; he had upon us () N1r , .[!,...„' i ; T - , 4 •••• • ,•• Clll- '-o , Ece, Graves -alji 0 I,OcA _lxas,C.. 7 .. ... . ~., 44, 1 e % By ore:yr ~i the lA Conim ce, i ' 44l g. 1 '814.. WILLIAM Scr.. - 0.1:11011.F., Clerk. ... It 4,1. _ I , t , I . _ir,: it ,, , BURNE, and'Co. respectfully in i!i:O.:141: r h ,illxlie, that riox.r.Ts atUi SHARES for the - 1 ' r:11-17 t h • ,•• Dri . vio• On the Ist. SEETTIL . M- L 4 \t' e `'" d al e ' n 4 ''" " r , ' 1 ' 1. - .• C. ~ '' ' q - , at their .othce, 'io 93, I, ‘ l `n .14 , , 4tt ery l' • ' c°nsi sts of 0n1y14,000 'rickets, and the Scheme ' p si z ,, , , s °f ' contains Vit:l - • •.. ••• • • 1..20,0iat 1 .2. .-. . Prizes of .L. 5 0000 ttr% f .•• • • I 0 000 i Q 2,,i)ou % * ' r"uletne Ti; nsaud down .to the lowest Prize, 'le* L ''''' which ° .' • / 20. 4 1' r . ),, ' L, 4 1,11.: r i r r , s 4 (11 : )s t - pah)duly is aUswered, and' Orders from qt,,, , ....„.. thd wth -..ix.rnittancv, pit.u..s naught hil ity t,eraient anti all other Pahl lc Secti. - ittes 11.,,. s,oluthission. tAt.,,, • - .', AN , r) s . . N•p, L . , 1 1A RES C:1-1E.kl'ii; , 12. , TI- - / . .. , \N1 F;)R. -THE 'AT - "I' FIFI'EEN LODIERIF.s . . t 1, (1 — ` ll :lFitty begins Drawing Ist SEP . - TEMBER, 1814. '' i • SCHEM E . ''..... • • '''" •• • • L. 20,000 . 'r- .l .46,000 10,00 i -20,000 ''• • ',, -'•• .. , ... 5,000 lO,OOO . .. •••• • . : , 2,000 4,000 ' ' • . _ ~„ .... • . , ' ...... 1 . ...... .1,000 2 500 . 2,000 1,506 1,000 ... • •• 20 . • ' .••••• '; qtit,, "-• . . , ' L. 1 ,10,060 NO FIXED PRIZES t . lit 13 , 'DAYS OF DRAWINI; : 6'Y,. .......... Ist SEPTENIT3F.II.. I:tle i , kl b,.. - . ...... 13th SE vrEmBEH. 4 e(,;!fli s .'r s ‘tY. ........ ..17th SEPTENII3r.It. ot, ti zi nd ~„ . , , •,- u et,, ts , •st 1:1 it.t..S are selling by SWIFT' and Co 1, ,. .: at their Offices, • ' I t , ti, (loitiltry; • N 0.31, Aldgate High iill ~ ar itig-crOss • I street. . '''V'• r 'le. ' . , • ktr ''• . , t -,"f. a Ticket- L,A9 •19 0 ''''•••••- 4 'ln - 7 0I Eighth. L. 2 13 G ' "•---, ••' 5-5 0 Sixteenth 1 7• 0 ---- ' k kAl I'. NSIIII -------- . L l 4 l , -11 4 ' 1, 14, d ---, E.- : --To he LET for . it . Tr rrn ?, , ,,Po z i, ,Y, : or . Unfurnished, a delightful FAMILY , ti 4 '""itt , c.‘,llll.4ll"uiprising an excellent and . einninothous k t ,li tt i 'lii.,uieoh ' equisit e Offices, 'at tactied and detached, :ii ttil pitt•, l ; . 'itni,, 4 l l ' , s , e, and a suitable quantity of Laird.---:rbe 14 , y, i . Atli, ~..Y situated in ornamented Grounds; on the 4 iii t t ttif t ,: i iiik c y la i!d?-t 'of th e Coast of .thiS nittch-adMi..eil it t: l et, %.,ererv'elY contiguous to a Market and Poi.t Town, lie l ;, ( 1 it ii 4 ~ he 6 ': ul ivernenee nec e ssary in ti C:outitry. Re yripl„,i4 , r l3. t. ill T e r dill]]' h ave .- -na ohjection to exclhinge '.Nif t ;'lY, i f ";qr e 11 ° w 1 elttai to his accOnimodation fur a N tii 4 . l -1' l ett ‘'utlis orupwards. ' -'\ 1 -t ste 4, - Pust-paid, to Cottons, No. 18, . - t. . . o ti i k , c 5 MN • 1) e G ' ll,l L.--NI NAM?. LIND FARM. kt kt 1 14,, 6OL D , - - - - '1 ''' ' ll r) Y AUCTION, at the Atie vilk wi l . ' t, so • j • Ati, v .i\ f ,k,b fu in the Month • of Septeinl:i'er nit prii:cts-'., e xtort notice will be given, the MANOit 4 4 , , t , , ,,ii ?.tr utt I_,, t ,lging ;over • about 4000 ';acre e,f ,Laiid, / t 1tz;.' 4 , 4 1a e 1 ,.," th e ,' . ' , Court Baron, Fines,Qr.itreats, I;f l ll:l, ), ltC,,lied 4,,,.. belonging; and alio the (..!apital Alan i tiii„‘"ti''..ilin.„,iuliiiig" lit bal. with the Bnrns, Stables; awl 1 1 _ 1 14‘ t itt thtioN,T,log4ther ith 'upwards of 300 Acres of , 4 k• I.'tc k , • l 'ilti s n'e,:lild ':.VO4-,illand, si',uate, lying, and N t " r % hti,, 4 ' . Bocliiiio' ire the Corh , ' ,. iif - Esse x , late titt e .t€l l ,„ rto li ., l (4 Mrs ]lice `' • , -- I' ' L• 1 IV 41 AU, "`. aild '• , Sllth, cle,,e:iset . .Ile ant - Vik,, L bil e ' e loo: et ,P"'`'-' , -i mai - behad at flal,s t.kk,,,,tti eit i . *O,, , _i.iiie heii; : c - qiii.le'ated. ,Ittiching is nis i4iNt;. Titi l n , 4p , , ,1 i , 0ti1 00, ~,; (1 I .-., „II" f rom (helms:ord . .— , t51,,!4, , ( ial „IL, banally. •ir. bv Lettefs, oust ~ . iii], to •il, ~ ile. eieweild(l),crliiiii, "i4i•lieiti4rs, Clielinsfoi,l. 'llhe S„ N iN.,, eun apiilicatiou to the Bilititf, at Bock -1 IS .• • ~. t , ,, e i1 . ,, , PA R x -';';- tl i i i 'te Pi t ''' 4ol l l l'rE SPECIALE. • . L.• 1 1 , 41 ti,ille, ' "Luigi: de , i.. - ,‘it .--' .• Itova.te Ta. Prin t., ~,,, c li . et-. l e „ u . t ,!Ts . i : sse., . ~, . . . 4,1 ; ,'"' 4 ~litren, ti , i) t., de Snsscx, de say . .I,:tiesti Iln -I'4' 'Et I„ t ',"tisr v i ei ,.` it. tu , slZ', de - son. AltesSe Severilssliite ),,,' , i't dj,' vtte ti t,. c ": de son Excellence le Oitcgie.l'lnfaii•- lAit,- la i r '"' de itt'dici . de 1- "a - r i i .i le ( t ,p il i, e , l'Ar -1 "11 . ,i 5., `',1(1.)-'4e N O lll, :ss u s t e ' tians t 4 ou - t - e. ‘ I;4', , ti li ., ee A .. . ~ t 4 ir,,,„Pf-*q 4' ni ACASS A .R. .1- -"OW r NN D N i . ,tt ~41 .‘ ( Le '‘,..r, , , , ,. ! . . ( ~.. A. -. ...J. L , _ t t.. , y, et ~ ctaux de l'lle de Maeassat . dans les :.i4,,,,, ti ts ‘ ta, ell , qui possi e leg" -u ir; , '''' • les . u i ts "In 'Q.' it s s 4 " 'ere le qui ti6t • ' ' P- `' I ''' . - 't . ' t i -1•,.., 4 ge l e tit; et le tint ethcacetnent tout es .es im (l, .t . ,a, ii o ,,, Plus a •,, er ulltleiie de toraber, ou de blancitir , I ,' l •ti t 'it f : S er ti, . “"e6, donne de la - force ;tux eheveux, t 1 1 4 x. , tts e , , dhondance il. 1 - ' 4: ' . 1 ' s ' N.'s. ]sift. , ~‘-i iin e ~. ~ <nos es parwis caame• -, N, L .t,ejsll l , `, l, tti rel , •"'4':iere• pernianenti!, et rend les , tit il e ,„ .. , i f„.. , :tti e i. ,, .., , . sea art - int:leis- reniarquaiilement . - I, 3 `•iti l , t ,L li, 1,,..,tii-• prodttit une Belie Chi:velure; fait d •o n t. "'ir t e t ,''''ilt t s '4 l e , et , * :: ( 'i r e . its, les innstaelres, &c. ' -&c. - Elle trekii 4 , 13 , c, oiii . , petit oil faire ••- ,- • - 1 - Plus •,.s.v e l e o . icy -e t , , . tis,r„,... Poor es i cox. prolitergot, connhe on ]rent 4!i 'il l- ` P l7,7‘ 2 hiiiii.: r . 4 i l t 6 stir " ' .'- ' 1 - t ute t 'out • I I es Cheretm, par.lti.vland, ;lull ,:':.•‘.: :. 44 ,” plik r 1 - , ‘ ", , te de SOll IlLitt!. CCM - One on a con .*. tlo!.. l 'ist 4l.4 ;iiil e ' F ; i n . ", it est tide6ssaire d'ulaserver, I . , t ii / i jil ette - itile de Nl' • - • .. .' ' •11, 4 , ki lo •'. iNii i) e n i t4 aeassai (1•:C cello q , ,i tbt Ni t! tt 4 t 'i ik6 4 iiti No ‘ .",ur hi houtvilie en encre rouge, k, 10 1, ; , 4 iti,i- . i. utent es , '-`i, de hoar riain. ' -"` - *.- .' V..i., 4 ,..: ‘ , 1 .1',. ~. (I'l llls l'.'`'.trois shelling. et demi', de dix l. liel= Itetzli,,a,,le,ll,owi4lialiilii shelling, par. les seulS Pro 'c.4jt.. t.., (1e NI n0e1,,.. ]'Fitt j ")(1 S "a, C‘,;riier of li4rlv. - --sfreet, ,i,, \ I ,,\ii ~, , ,i!e,i,,,, , , ,es plus respectahles l'arfun'tourS - et i„ i ii , e l 'jks , : ~..s,sF,,`'• Londre s . i ,,,1 k• t1i,,,,,' 1/4 4 , , ~.,, (1,: , , -; , 1 t t (tans Louie l'Enrops• •.ii i . :7l tiri _ier e . For, A.ItI ALF , cc .i' YIIE de .13.0ViiLAND, ou ~ .;. .,,, , ...;i, k e., n,,, ,i ,, , , , , gni ] l odge int iii,',tiatetnent et ' •k".t1,11:11,,,(4,'1,1,048',"-13,t's. Cheveux Rouges ou Blanes, • - ise sd ei ,'!iie 1 ,,,,, . r uns, ou Chatains, ea sorts qui tit le , t ,,, ',‘, eat euiporter la cOulour.- '• ' “ 4 "ii, Its 4outeille. 55,000 I. of r RwAy, AUGUST 19, BI T ORDER OP THE CO:CIM4TTEE F 4) RELIEVING THE DlSrn Ls BY THE WAR IN VERMAN To the LE.DiE:. - ; of ENGLAND.--Front tine LAMES . of GEL:MANY. Dresden, .Tune 130, 1814. 17, VITH . emoticms joy and gratittld.e• w e hilve ietni;;! ..:71,111 the Public Prints toe ormation of Committees , fl..ieat-voleat British - Veraftles, .khose efforts:are de, voted to the-alleviation of the Di4t Feasts ul the Continent, and W 4, 34 - in particular, deeply spepiithiae in, the forlorn state of the unfortunate Orphans of Stexony, Which has had to .sustain so severe a trial. Here, . too, was formed •a• similar Society, which is exclusively engaged in providing for these destitute little one.. Jooge, then,. what must hate been our feelings, when we heard that our sisters in England seers narking our.: most important concern their own. - With deep emotion we ion) them in the -good work; and approach them with the conlitionce• which the Christian sentiment of Choi ity and Benevolence so easily irispires. Let us, then, frank ly acquaint you with our Distresses, as well •-es - With what has been dune to relieve them ; and what We venture to solicit of • our generous British sisters. We used nut re peat how grievously our country winch the emancipation of Europe -was achieved) has suffered iron the war, and its formidable trait—Want and Famine—Disease and Nisery 7 -- Devastation and Death ! - All this the Pape'rS have an nounced; and we know that you cannot be strangers to the subject in general. We wish, howeaaaa that we could de qcriue to you the iiidividnal distress which surrounds us, the deplorable state of the children, who have "lost father and Blather, and every thing with them ; and yet we 'thirst not. give you a faithful picture of it, as it • Woolf! wound your • hearts too deeply. -It is most painful to bear in what ia state thesechiidren, ticolarly theise of very tender age', have been .found by those excellent -men Who felt themselves cailed by God to S'eek' out misery in its most seer,' retreats. They were, therefore, the first to endeavour- to :incl . :ate their con ditiona and to invite ad. philanthropic Christians, born at home and ahraial, to take compassion, agreealijy to our Sa viour's injunction, on these littie times. They addressed selves in - particular to our sex, tti hose care the, , ebildren were especially committed; and God gave power to their voice : so Oat from atl quarters came oiler. these Orphans, aad . coat - 6 outiOnS for their support. ..Ehe Conmittee in London for reneviog the Distresses i:ceasioired by the War in Ger Many iris in particular exerted irsell,iri our behalf; and gives us hopes that it Will do still more. But in:tidxouyaiSo.an exe(A lent spiritwas displayed; and abase to Meson 12covidance,liad pre served part of ,their property cheei•litily extended ,their aid to such as were left eviite destitute. lit this manner about 2.)0. cf•iialc ea have already been placed in ; and four small iostitu. mos, correspond*: with agar itailities at, the time, have betaececi.ecl, into which the Orphaas 'are received till . misty parents can he found for [heal. (Joe or these is at Dip poldiswaida, for Boys a the second at Grua berg fur Gals, and toe other two at Pirna and Dresden, far Children of both sexes. Se lung es we Call,areet ;vita families wiiijog to re ceive our little ones into their midst, we have notoiog wore to wish' on their account. But a .rurally this • iiinaoea too-st decrease more and more; had Coe tins 'reason, be.ainse the 'anagers of these Institutions are unwiliing• to place any of the Children out ,of their dept palatea native eartaitry, and their yet 'remaining resources wilt ue speedily ex banated. NV a are, !rieretore, desirous of giving Vt. these institutions (at leastto one of them hat the Ora bans woo cannot he otherwise.proi:ided f u ., may beathere rectivect,•eda cat art, and supported, 'till they s..sh au able to earn their own 'to ylio, then, beloved Nista is, we ittro, and ,ititt cat you to dev,ae to this on, ! ect -tea irt of toe loan whi r , you may have destined for srur We' wit, trans-mit to you anaccuant of its appi :cat iaa, and pun-:.itualty follow (teary di i•ection that you limy give it.-, j ea aog it. Ene:).irap, , ed by your co-operatiou,We shall exert the auae epee;- fulty; :trig God, st'ho blesses whatever is elatic air his sake, still ant tail to prosper - , the sisterly ecaaotant ia which we are nailed. ' . (Signed ) VEJEDERICKA - Countess of phan-liouse, ArG LISTA VON • of Werthern), • House, at "Pim LOUISE VON S of bergy, D at Dresden. JOHANNA AU Dire 4 Dippoldissvada Amount already advertise • Subscriptions Cpintless of D htia , (born ~ .olhyrg,), Directress of the Ur it G, flout rg, f lIIIMMEL, (horn aironess , 'Directress of the Orphan- iCHONBERG, (horn Countess )irectress 'of the Orp bun-House 7GUSI'A "ULTNIANN, (born 'etre6s of the Orphan-House, at - - L. 106,280 61 0 At Downs. Fourth rtroittance trout the ro*u and viciliity of No:0- ;ince received : • Fourth reoiittauce from theTuwuau d He K1710)0 rh,,ml of Liuli; per Rev. J. • H. Bromley - CS 13 G Fort her StiOscr!ption of Frierl3, of the - Couroy df'irippc:ary 95. 8 5 Collectiowat the' M.- raaian Chapel, iu Cornwall-, per Rev. Melville Horne 16 1 1 Suseriptious from • Sltrew,:)ury per • auiptuD, per Smith atut -. 0 0 W. F. Clapham - 2 0 0 Collect ion at Grant Harwood - Choi4-1), County of Lancas ter, per li.e•••• Wil liam Barton j - 6 6 6 Subscriptions from the Parish of Bearstcd, per C. Cage - 416 6 Ditto trim the Parish of iyiker, per (lilt° Is 0 Ditto fromtietherbury Parish, Dorset - 714 10 6,uuth . ;, Beau- . . 'Mr. Loxedd le ' 163 17 2 Nlr's. Parry, Newiwry 2 0 0 Miss - - 1 0 Miss FL Parry - 1 0 0 Miss C. L. Parry - 1 0 0 Mr. Thomas Parsons' 2 0 0 .Nlr. Nyuliwar -• • 1 0 0 Subscriptions at "Alier ' brook, per Itev.J.nnes Tamer - • - Dittiiat Rushton - Collection at the Pa • risn of St: Austell, per Itashkigh & Co. a 2 3 • Ditto - :a toe Parisi( of Si. Maxey - Collected by tho La dies' zlssociatioa, Atallou • 6' 1G 4 A , SirJ Lu o ()cies - 0 0 Colketion at theCbureb of Lyme Regis, L )ur s , • per lialdes :13 2 3 AtGusiiii, , ,',& Co. Coliectico • Eat Oil perlter Cove - -• 12 '2 6 he Bar of the City of London ; Stock Exchani;e; and at all MARTEN, k.ticcretalics. E HOWAItD,) ;Ister - - 10 .0 Mrs.MaryCartey, ditto I u.O CoDucted at a Friendly • Alecting, Utiingt on 1 C . a Joseirh Mu/field - 110 U Sub,cription in the Pa - risli of Attre, Glen cestershire - 13 1/3 6 (241leetion by Mrs. Chandler, of Cbal- • 5 Q 0 2 al4 3 12 11 ' font, Bucks, for Or phan Children • 4, G Thomas Gutty - 5 5 0 Coll ectian an Thanks gi ;it the • t3a,tist Meeting, Leighton. Buzzard, per uiev T. 'Wake 11 5 0 Ditto do. at Zion Chu pel, Atterciitce, near Shetheld, per Rey. . . Iii(:11;r(rs G G 0 Dale - •'i 0 0 Subscriptions- received at 0 Taveht; Lloyd's Coffee-itcinsc; the Bankers in tuwn and count It. IL LL 1 7 ,TC7'L 7 .4 I,ING 01 FICE, 21 , g. 19, tai T HE CON iIIISSIOIVERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby _give NOtire, That on Thursday next, /lie- 25th bdtaut, Mr. WILLIAM REEKS their Agent at Portsneeeetl , wi /l be ready to receive sealed Tenders, .and treat for One Thousand Qrthrtero of close dried AMBER MALT, for the SerzVee c f f the Itt:etual . - Lifpfalment at that Port ; to b'e answeialdf2 to a Sample exhibited at his giliee; . ls be deliiierediabne MOnth; 'and to be plaid for .by Bills payable with lute>est Ninay Days after date. • , No regard will be hail to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted fit a-ords at length, or that shall;-not kc delivered before Twelve o' Cluck on the said Thursday neat; the . 2tith Instant, iior ,i?,nless the, Pirs ,, in who • makes the Ten der, or some Peison : Oti his behalf, attends, to answer when calle.tl for. The Contlaiimir Af the Contract 'nag be seen at the Virtu ittling-Qffice Eurtsnitin4h. 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N ANALYTICAL TABLE of the PRIVATE STATuTEs, passed between the Ist Uco. H. A. D). 1727, and 524 Geo. ill. A. D. IRI2, both inclusive, arranged Chronologically, ~ x lphatetically; and according to the sub ject uLuter, and combining, in facility of reference, the utility o' each of th.cse ,v.et hods of arrangement. By GEOrtrW, 13a ',nIVELI, of I - This Book will be 'round paTtical.oy useful to all Convey ancers; ors, and others concerned in prep: rin or pas ing private.lcts l'arliaptent, being the onjy Digest hither to pa , ,ifshed of the tillt-s of private Acts prctixed. to the seve ral Editions of the ' . tatutes at Large. . Printed for .Isutterworth, Fleet-street; and' J. coolie, Ormond-quay, Dublin.. , MRS. WEST'S NEW NOVEL. • . is Day .wii§ 4)111)1 Tihed, In 4 Vols. 1 , 2 - price IL 8: ; :. boartic, LICIA . .DE LACY, n. - 1 - 11S,TORICAL WY= M ANCE. By - the AUTHOR of the LOYALISTS, &c. &c. 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CHRISTIANA, JULY tht Mt ll of Liiirse r came the following_ EnvOys AllhA Powers; throttgEi Sweden to Cn:istiAnhi B ar ' on de Steigimtescli; f6:•Austrio ; jot-Genr.rat Orloff, fo'r gussizi ; r.ti nts J Poi stei-, for Eiigland Baron ford i russhi. Sorhe lays itite'rwatd% t:icy had ail Of his Alajesty, mid On the 7th init. lire tented the following NOTE A. - The Undetsil,-ned., chaNed 'by their respective Courts ‘vith a Special. Miss tti his Hi t mni I s ritite-Chrtstian Pretkriiii of Denmark, htivt; the honour to address to him the present pflicial Note The cesSsitin of Norway, • prodticed by Treaty of Kiel, Was guaranteed by th'e four Powers.; AliieS of Sweden, That decree of p& Hey was irrevocably tined. The Adied Sovereigns consider the union of Norway to Sweden as one 'of the 'bases Of the new syi4cto of equilibrium, as a branch of inlemnitieS'whiCh it is impossible to replace by any other. . - The events -which latterly occurred in, Norway; the opposition Which the decision of .Europe foun4 there, and the resolution •which s iris Highness has taken'to put himself at the head of that 'opposi iiOn-,•deterrninedthe Allies of Sweden to t a k e t h e • necesary steps for eliecting - the union of Norway. It is with tills object that the Undersigned hard repaired to his Highness: hey are charged to etptess to him the painfa - impression Which his proceedings have produced on their SOvereins, to sunnuon hint iortmlly to n return with; :benne of his most sacred (h.ties, and to declare to him, that °should lte .refuse to yield to the genet al wish of Europe, =,l , lielt fecal& him to Denmark, an un,!qual tvar win arise in tile North, and arnis will infallibly produce what per. SttiLSIQII has in vain attemptc , l. For this purpose the army of General Count Bcningsen, as well'as a corps of PrtiSsiau troops, have been piticed at the disposal of Sweden, and the general blockade Of Norway has been resOlved upon in common concert %Yid' Great Britain. At the same time the ti.ing of Denmark, com promised in the eyes of Monarchs the guarautt•es of his trout, and of the treaty of Kiel, was justly irritated against his Jate subjects for the non-ex ecution of his will. His Majesty resolved in Con sequence, through the intermedium of the, Under signed, to transmit ins final orders to the Prince the Heir . of ,his•Crot-n,. who, it, quality of first subject, is bound to set the example of obedience to his Majesty's, subjects in Norway,. Danes by birth, who, by refusing to return, trill become guilty of rebellion.; and to the .Norwegians, io fine, front whom, as a last proof of his aifection, he should endeavour. to avert the horrors of a de structive war. 'he adoption of this resolution by his Danish IVlajesty, and the-orders which the Undersigned have received from their respective Courts, cha racterise the natute , of their special mission. The 'undersigned deem themselves compelled to declare s that they - are by no means .mecliators between Norway and Sweden, but rather commissioners—• heralds at ,arms, if the expression maybe used— charged with carrying into execution in its fullest extent the Treaty of Kiel, .and the stipulations guaranteed by their Sovereigns. However the known character of his Highness, the rectitude of his intentions, the general esteem of Europe tor:the Norwegian Nation, and the wish to effect the union of the two Kingdoms without the effusion of blood, have induced the Undersigned to'cuieriuto Moclitiations width they acknowledge are not within the literal meaning of their instructions—they have yieldc A i t o th e gish to furnish his. Highness with the 'Most ho.- 'towable means of descending. fronu the eminent h place to which circumstances leave unfortunately raised hint ; and they have with pleasure. lent themsitives to every arrangement witch could pre yeut the charadter of his Highness front suffering, and to stiNlate immunities for the Norwegian people. • They have thought, that hi so doing, they in no respect departed froth the•hbeCal intentions Of his Swedish Majesty; but they could nut regard the following at ratigenteots to ,%hicit t icy have ac ceded, 'as articles stiptnated and agreed upon, tin - til they have received the assent 01 that Monarch, . . His Highness Prince Ciaist ian Fr e derick has po siti.vely declared, that, lie could only replacT s in tlin , hands• of the Diet the ri g hts which he had ce. 7 . • ceived from the nation. The convocation of • t'lt Diet was in consequence deemed necessary, iinti the tiny. for effecting this convocation, and scent.. A mic e was prop ose d b y hiS 110111e:is : the Undersigned Were 411xious to second his tvishes i but the various condition s w hi c h they proposed were/.all successively ctgdotsn. t . lelibe: . ations,, becomes the objeCt of nt.:gu- rejected. At lengtli, upon mature deliberation, they have the bulimic to sub m it to his Highness the expression of intentions from which they cannot depart. .. 'The bases of the Armistice are : 1. A solemn engagement from his nigline;s to the King of Sweden and his august Allies, to resign into the hands of the nation assembled by its, representatives, all the lights which be has received from it, and to employ all his iraience with the people, to induce them to consent to the union. 2. The country between the. Glommen and the Swedish fronti'er, shall be evacuated by the Norwegian troops, as :veil ac the isles of Walchoren, .and the fortresses of Frederick stadt, with its citadel, Fredelickshall, Fredericlistein„zind Kongsvinger. The country -shall 'be declared neutral, and de 'fortresses shall be occupied by SWetlish troops. 3. After the occupation la the fortresses, the bl oc k a d e of S .1A:1:1ES WATH EN. • • London : Printed tor J.'Nichols, Son, and - Bentley, Ttetk Lion-passage, Fleet-street, and Black, Parry, and Co. Book sellers to the Hon. East India Company, Leaden4all-street. 133. S. ;;01.0,M0 - N, M. D. 'Containing a treatise on'Female Diseases,.Nerronand'Hy pochondriac Complaints ; also General Be:narks On thoSe Dis eases with the human ,both is mo,:t frecpientl v afflicted ; explaining;the 5ymp,.. 0 ,,,5,ut0;1.0f treatinent, and remedies most properly adapted lor tack re.9)eetiee complaint. which is annexed, A Di , ..sertltion on the Properties and Effects of Hot and (;old-Bathing; also an Ess,)y on Secret Vencry; and a Disctiurse on. 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