The National Register.
London, England, 1815-04-16 00:00:00

ASYLUM FOR THE' DEAF AND DUMB'.

The Friends and Supporters of the Asylum for educating the Deaf
and Dumb dined together at the City of lAindosi Taverst, Dishopsgate-
street, on Menday ;-his Royal Highness the Duke. e 4 (ilutscestt r, the
P.itrilt, in the Chau. AVe have often on similar uscaratois witnessed and
admired the luanYy and patriotic as well ashitintitue feelings of the Duke,,
lout we never recollect to have heard him taunter utpressive iu meow-
mending ro public support this most important lustitittian, ma more ep.
parent delighted unit affected by the demonstration% ut its utility and
success turi,alied to bon end the very respectable assemblage of i•erievO-
tent characters who Wed. the mum, b) the reciirrii•ori, pertinent an-
swers to questions proposed, the honks, &r. et some ut the children
now under clearly evincing their attainment ut language. writ-
ten and articulate, dump deprit ed by nature of the ordinary inlet to
the nand the sense of hearing': Many interesting skunk ni the affairs
of the Institution, were t.Trreir by different (it ntlemen. We heard diet
irons its commencement its 119'2, to the priest nt prriod, nearly lour btu.-
dred children, many of whom are now lilting useful stamina in society
and partictpatsii2 in all the advantages the light of ievehitimi and so.
eial interCotir,e cart water. Some of thent.enabled by honest industry
and intelligent application to contribute their annual utile to the suit-
non of the very mititutimi whrelt received them while destitute of all if!.
telligence little better than mere atonnata, and made them what they arc
that 160 ate now in the Asylum and still o very nunteriatts it of cm ;
dilates fin admission. The facts spoke hotue to the bosoms ol all pre-
sent, and indeed as was well observed by the pious sail eloquct3
preacher, the Rev. It. Hodgson, who in a sermon of uncommon
pl,aded the carte of the institution na Sunday last, "let this Institution
he kiluvvii, it will inake•Tta own way !
Donations and sttletcriptions were announced in the course of the evert-
jug ainoutaing neatly to eight hundred paw's, tiLati zeal uad liaraiony
petvaded the company to a late bout.

At the Lancaster Ils.izis, the awful sentence of death was
passed upon 23 prisoners, amongst them was one George
Lyn, against whom were no less than eleven indictments fur
ditlimt burglaries and robbeties. lic was commonly known,
in Wigan and its vicinity, by the name of Ike King of the
Lew, and, as appeared on his alai, actually boasted, at a pub•
lic house, of -his assumed

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TREATY OF PEACE WITH AMERICA.

"[Concluded from our last.]
ART. VI. Whereas by die former Toasty of Peace, thatpottiew of
tlhe bianidaty of the United States from the point where the 45th
.degree of North latitude strikes the River Iroquois or 4:ltaragny, to
thhe Likl• Superior, eras lieelirred to be" along the middle of said
riser auto Lake Ontario, tlwimigh the middle of said take, until it
strhkrs the cosanumicattim by winter between that lake and Lake
Elie, thence along the .middle of said communication into Lake
throagli themtiddleatf said lake until it arrives at the water
reummoication between that lake and Lake Superior ;" and whereas
doubts have ari.en what was the Atidtlie of the said river, lakes, and
water coninarnications, and whether certain islands lying in the
faitor sere within the dowristiolor et' •his Britannic Majesty of the
Until; States in order finally tritleeide these doubts,&bail be
retaiiped as Commissioners, lobe apiorinturl, sworn, and authorised
to arc exactly in the manner directed with respect those mentioned
is the -oext retelling articles, tulles.; othertvioe specified in this
proosa .artrele. The said Commissioner* shall meet, in the first
inst,tree, at Albany, in the State of New York, null sliall bare
plmor to aiiioll4ll to each extherplaceer places as they shall think fit
•Tle• said Commissimers shall, by a report or declaration, mid. r
mow hands and seal*, Jesignate the bonndary through the said rimer
likes, and elder commtmicatioss, sod Aucitte to which of the two
Contracting Parties the several islands lying within the said rivers,
lakes. xhid water cuutiminications, do respectively belong, in.cortkar
mit) with the tile intent of .the said Treaty of 1783. And Loth
partici &greet° consider emelt desiguatiou and decision as final and
,conciasive. And in due event of the said two Commissioners differ.
lag., or both or either of them refitting. declining, or wilfully omitting
to act, such report, decjaratioits., or statements, shall be wade by
them, or either of them, pod such reference.t• a friendly sovereign
or state shall .he made. in all reppeets as in the latter part of the
fourth article is contained and .in as fall .a atwitter as if the same
o is herein repeated.
Aut. %%11. It is further agreed, that the said two last mentioned
Vosmiissioners, after they shall have execrated the daties.assieneti
them no the Joreoeding article. shall be, and they are hereby au.
thorised upon their oaths, impartialty to Mc and determine, accord•
414 to the true intent of the said Treaty of Peace of 1111.3: that part
of the boundary between the dominions of the two !lowers, which
exteuds front the water eotunounication between Lake Huron and
Lake Superior, to the ato.st north western hoist of the Lake of the
: to decide to .which of the two parties the several Ls/ands
lyiug in the lakes, water communications.. and rivers formiog the
said boundary, do respectively belong, in cot:fortuity with the true
intent of the said Treaty ofPetice of 1785, and to cause well parts
of boundary as require it, to be surveyed and marked.. The
said Commissioners shall, by a report or declaration, /mire •their
hands and teals, designate the bomuluy aforesaid, state their de-
cisive on the points thus referred to them, and particularise the
Latitude and lungiuttle of the most north western points of tlit• lake,
of the woods, and smell other parts attic said boundary as they may
deem proper And both parties agree to consider park designation
and decision asfittal and conclusive. And in the even./ of the said
two Commissiouers differing, or both, or either of them refusing,
dcelining, •r wilfully omitting to act, such reports, declarations, or
sta.:moots, witatl be made by them, or zither of them, and such re-
ference to a friendly So.vereign or Statesshall he tr.tile in all te.peets
is its the latter part of the fomtir Article is contaitted, and in as
a mariner as-if the same swas hereio.repeated.
Art. VIII. The several hoards at two Commissioners, mentioned
in
.the fear preceding Articles, shall re.pectively have power to ap-
Plan a secretary, and tosempioy suck surveyors er other persons, as
lacy shall judge net...rosary. Daplicates of all their respective re.
Ports, declarations, statements, and decisions, and of their ae" comas. anti of the jeurnahaf their proceedings, shall be delivered
by them to the at.sents ()Ibis Britmorie Majesty., and to the agents elf
the United States, who may be respectixeli appointed atid antho•
risen to manage the biminess laelialf of their re:pee rive Gov, nt
*ems- The sail Commissioners 4111111 he respective'!" paid inn +reel.
tesmier as shall .he served between the two -eante.actintr ?attics,
;Hell agreeme:it being to he settled at the time of the env-11;11Tc of
t.e ratiticiition it Lrti. Tr.f:ity And a-U steer expene.es atteaditta
tile said Colmuisiioni shall he defrayed equally by the two par-
'tics. And in the ease of deatL, sitaties,, -resigturtion, or tweet-
t' hey absence. the }three of weer welt (7ornini‘sintter respectively
;sll he supplied in the PROW mariner Ili surit Commissioner wAt
0,4 tile new (7titmilksibuer slaidt take the saute oat's
t.
.etirmatii.n. and do the ante dritie-.
It is Wither agreed tietNrst tire jou .Voliirar ling 1%0-tit th.tt