The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-01-05 00:00:00

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THE STATE OF ACTIT.II, POSSESSION
(TRAMPLATItt) LATI4 )
Hit Britannic 51.rjesti and fhe Emperor of the
French havi^g mum Ai), armed to enter inrii a
Treuty of Po.ice up m th. ba•,is of the kti poi ti.
except in the Cate of Hanover, selsich 41 be re.
stored to His Brittnnic Majesty. the Plenipotem
tiaries respectively app iintei to arrange the condi-
tions, hug agreed upon the following Ai tic! •s

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Article!. Ti,. vti posirirtis, or actual Ntate of p 0•500,16,.
having been determined to Le taken Ji the of the Tre.ty.
the two Powers m.ke the following ackii.otledgontrit.. n.
spectively ;
Fraince acknowledges that Great Britain is la posiestion
the Stag,

Great Britain acknowledges that France is in possession o(
Italy, Holland, and such parts of Germany as are enueietata
in this Article, ( here follows the enumeration) ;—.
Arr. 11. The Krig of* Ureat Britain alkirowledges the tid,
of Emperor of France. King of Naples, King of Il newt, y„,„,
of Waved*. Xing of Wirtendoirgh, I.rand Dakeof
of Neutchatel, Prince of foirevento, and PrOirt of renew
Com.), This acknowledgment is to be e:onstrued as extorogiei
no further doom a simple acknowledgment that the shove tvi,
are in poise:non of Napoleon Bonaparte, ,Int.tin'n Win 4 nn,n;.
Lund Bonaparte, &r. His Brit innic Majens, •Ir•tairorsg
all interference in the domestic convents or France, doe,
presunia to give any opinion upon the legitittiary or dli4
mace army rif these title:.
Att. Ills The undeosignerl hate also agreed, tint the or. r,
ge&l;s, or state of actual poisestion, shall be subjeß to et.
changes upon just equivalents.
Groat Britain being the undoubted and ackeserlidgsd
'mere's of the Seas, and the Seas therefore be:ne, her prapeny,
the following article. are agreed upon, at the exchanges, up”g
jot equivalents to which the wit prosO/ris, with respect to tier
possession and property, the Scot:,
Great Britain exchanges t: . permisomi for the free na.
eigation of that part at tier pot...nom called the Baltic pe von
vers•els of His Imperial Majesty, for an staple compile...h.,
arid sati•lictiori to he given for the nr.tl.ll Property saisod.4
e orifisrated, against the fotw of ni the N.stitralC.t,
of Harnburgh, Lubeck, and ethers, and a'..• for the vierlatare
of the neutrality and indenendence ut those tow ns
Art. IV. Ht. Britannic Majesty cuovetate to exchange nre
permiv4uit of the tree usivrgation of that pan the snot, lot
poosewion of Great Britain, which is deariminated the Geom..
o.•eAn, far an indemnity, to be granted to Hi. Sicilians N.
jetty, fur the lots of ?amts. That indcen.:dy stall consist.
Corsica and some elk., Island.

r' An. V. H.. BMWMk Majesty contents to exchange the
in permission of the free navigntian by the vessels of lln lintwrisi
ie Majesty of tlsit part of the seas, the possession of Great kr..
It tab', which it denominated the MAiterraneau, fur an indent-
nity to be furnished to the is rag of Sardinia :
tr 'lO exchange the ;retransmit of the free navigation, by tie
vessels of Ilis toluene! Mejesty, of so much of the seas as is
Is situated betvree.i Toulon and Smyrna, and the adjacent pint,,
fir the vs-establishment of the independence Goisa :
h To exchange the perMssion of the free Nevi„ a• inn, by the
Taw:: of His leavens! Majesty of that part of the seas &Ito-
Y mi.otted the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean for the restitution w;• Austria of all the territories ceded to 11;vatia by the Treaty of
Presburig.
Art. VI. l• is agreed, that a Doloutation'shall be sent to the
Court of London, to express the contrition of His Iraperid
Majesty fur the murder of Cspt. Wright, an the l'ein;de, et
P Atli, which contrition shill be recorded on a tablet of msro4,
it to be placed in the Hell of the Thuilleries, ISiC3IIW appr.rpro4trd
tr to thr grains audiences to the Ambassadors of Foreign Foyers.
These articles are ;drawn up in the Latin language
I, His lititailglie Majesty liesiog determined Or depart from tie
It custom too prevalent hitherto of carrying on diplomatic cotters
pondeace, and of drawing up treaties in the.Freitch biterage.
Signed by the respeCtive gleilipetentrarse.,

The Duke of CUMBERLAND hun•ed with tPe
KING'S stag hounds on Tuesday, in the neighhoui-
hood of Windsor.

Princesses AucesTA, SOPHIA,and A ST ELIA. rode
on horseback to St. Leonard's Hill, and honoured
Mrs. H A lICOURT with a visit.
Wednesday, Her Marewrit and Princess ELIZA.,
BETH honoured Mrs. HA RCM. N r with a visit, ar,d
went to Frogm3re to dinner, where they were not
by the other Pa tsc asses, atter they had taken a rife
on horseback by Cranbourn and Wink field
The Duchess of YORK likewise came there front
Oatlands, to dine with Her NIA) asxv.
Thursday morning, His MaJaszr, accompanied
by the Dukes of YORK, Kens., CUMBERLAND, and
CAMBRIDGE, Princesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and
AMBLIA, took an airing on horseback, by eras-
bourn, attended by Miss EGERTON, Generals Sett:-
CYR, HARCOURT, FITZROY. 311.1 Colonel Tr. v Lox.
Her hlarase v, Princesses ELIZABETH and Mier,
tool. an airing in a carriage to Cranbourn Lodge.
and honoured the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Vittraas with
a morning visit.
Captain Norr is appointed to command the G.-
draltar, of 84 guns, in the room of Captain LAKt
Sand Captain FRAZER to the Prince, of 98 guns.
Mr. IIA groan Jorics waited on the Secretary, at
the East India House, yesterday, to announce his
arrival from Bigdad, where he afted as the Com.
pang's Agent ; we understand he came through
Russia.
Next Tuesday week the Grand Lottery will com-
mence drawing. In Capital Prizes this is far richer
than any former Lottery, inasmuch as it contains
Two Prizes of 30,0001. each, in addition to the
usual number of great Capitals, les; Capitals, and
smaller Prizes. HODGES and Co. Stock-brokers,
Cornhilt, Oxford-meet, and St. James's-street, WC
selling the Tickets and Shares on the best terms, and
will pay all Prizes on demand.
From the aspea of public affairs, the new tear
seems -Jig with important events. Their final issue,
however, is not easy to determine. But there is one
event, that will be speedy, certain, and peremptory
and which is, that the opening month of the year
will be produElive, to a considerable number of in-
dividuals, of new and large fortunes; and this too,
at the tisk of stakes of adventure of little or no
proportionate value to the immense Gain they ate
capable of acquiring. It is hardly necessary to add,
that the Great Lottery Scheme, now so near Draw-
ing, is the all-interesting subjoin alludedsto.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY
3 per Cent Reduced 591
♦ per Cent
Lon Aunt,ltke l6 13-16 i
Imperial S pif Cam Nil
Ommum
Indl • ikiiidi
Et.giiill Laittery Trait,
Consuls for
T. 141511. Stock-broker,
•, Camhil. and 9, Cnanorentee.....

SIGH WATER, !IS DAY,IIT 1.-.)Notr.q
Mom o . after 9 t alter Y.
LONDON:—Primed In G DAVIDSON, IS.. 17, Put.%
Coen, Row-nrsos, doventeganlse, sod published me Mte
Olrice, N., IS, Meek of St. Chnonit's Church, iinise, At
W. S FUCK. of No. 7, Nee Rolton.strest, Lawihese
Wars. Ste. for the Pap,n, seat to the GRIM (psailaidt
trill he 11114 Attgivild