The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-17 00:00:00

NA VA L NEWS:

DEAL. Nov; 16..—Arrivd this morning his
jesty's ship
.Danneinark, with the Union, Lady
Lushingron, and Marchioness of Exeter, from
loch, ; the Batavia, • from Bombay ; and the
Olive Bratieh, Harrison, I:lmm,, Monarch, Neac-
hus, and Isabella, from
.the the. of France ; and
the Arehdttket,Charles,. from China, &c. .ICame
down from the River the Sir Godfrey Webster
and the Arae, fob Jamiica and the Cockatrice,
for St Thowas's7---Wind N,.N, E. •

• MARGATE,,NOV.. IG.—The extra ship Archduke
Charles, from. China,. feecived assistance, from a
Deal bo it this morning, while close in with the
Goodwin Sand, and is ,now at anchor in out
Roads. Four or five sail of the India fleet are
riding in the Queen's Chatniel,• and off the Vore-
land; -among them are the Lady Lushitigton and
the Marc':iioness olExCt:;r.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 16. L.-Arrived the sloop
111izabeth, from Yougna”. Went out of quaran-
tine his • i\lajesty's ship f;:lioburgh, and the Ad-
tniral Gambier transport. - "

A very valuable .fleet, laden with fUri, under
convoy of the Rosamond, arrived at Stroniness
on the 19th nit. from Hudson's, Bay, which they
ran in the 41tort space of 20 days.
The' 'f,ralliot Perseverance, TrromsoN, of and
'from Abc-icleen 'and Cromarty, arrived at Pictou
.69 the'23d September, after a beating passage of
66 dayS: from the last 'place, with her crew and
passengers, the latter, abont-.50 in number, all
well. Passed within pistol-shot of an American
schooner pr:vaxeer, oil St. Peter's Island, about
three weeks before her arrival.

• The lst:bintalion of the 73d regiment left New
'South Wales'in April last for Ceylon. •

The I t battalion of the 12th root, uotv at the
Isle of 'Bourbon, are ordered to return to:Eng-
land.

The 25th, 80th; and 64th regiments of foot,
are Ordered to return home from the East Indies.

The 16th Light Dragoons have taken the Icing's-
,
duty at Hounslow.
The whole of the-garrison battalions, except the
3d and 4th, which are now on foreign service, are
itninediately to he disbanded in consequence of
whic.h the 3d and 4th are to be numbered the Ist
and 2d. • • .

A detachnient of .about 300.0 f the 2d battalion
of the 91st regiment marched from Canterbury on
Monday last, fol. Ireland, .from whence they will
.entbark for America, to join the Ist battalion of
that tine regiment.

•Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
.East India House, when JOHN BERNARD BOSAN-
EtORT, Esq. was appointed Standing-Counsel to the
Companyi• in the. rboin Of WILLIAM ADAM, EStl.
resigned..
CONNUBIAL REMEDY.---lt is. to be hoped. that
in Scotland at least, there will he few mat) imonial
quarrels, and that the married women in that
country who may have conducted themselves im-
properly, svill'alladon their frvif Ways, for it was
decided by the Forum at Edinburgh, on Wednes7
day last, by a considerable majority', that gentle
treatment is more likely to reform a: bad wife than
harsh treatment.
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Miss COOK:r; a pupil of Mrs C. K-EMBI;E, who
perfor►ncd two or thrre seasons at Covent,Garden
Theatre, niatle her appearance on Monday last at
Edinburgh, in the part of Juliet.

PARLIAMENTARY. PAPERS.

ABSTRACT OF JMPoRTANT. PARLIAMENTARy:

PAYERS .--(7'o Ge co.?!inuttl regular y)

. ,
Nnlrr.—According to an E6tinsate of the,.134-it of' tb e Nsvjr
on antbSeptensher;the amount appears tribe 7,141;077,. o • ••''si •
853,97(1/.—“nd Transports,
for Balance:in the tok:, of ' the Treasurer of the Navy) and.
z3.431,4i821. remaining of the Su for "
Atorr..'—The Army Estimates for the Half-Year from 24th
December to gsth.Juiie next, -Mnount to 5,931.,t:::581„, fur an
exiStiutc-force of t 114,436mm-1.
FnitEloN:Orrics, Nov. 10. —Three Conventions, stip-
piensernterrto the Treaties of Chaumont and were
agreed to and concluded at Loudon on the 29th of.luhe, I t 1 4,
tiy the Plerlipotentiaars or his Majesty, the Fn,.er,ir of Ail
triii, the Emperor of Russia, and 'King- of- Priissia,
whu the Sovereigns re,peCtively engage to Joannaoil, on
sear ' estalaisliment,• 7-5,000 men, namely' 60,000 ions, and.
.15,00 u horny, until the array; ,inents reSpettiog the future'
state of the pokers of Europe, wilth, according to the abo.v4:.
iltentioned teaty of Paris, Were to he regulated at the Cow-
gre..ss of Vittina, should he completed.. •
His reserres.therehy to .iiinself the power of fur-
nishing his contingent conformably to the -Kb Article •of. tint
.
Treaty of (.111aumout.
The nigh 'Contracting Parries engage to ornr,oy these
armies only by common consent, and in the spirit and for the
end of their.above-mentioned

The acts of ratification of thescitipl-eutioni on the parts f:f
the.,EruPeror of Aust:t t Euiperfir of and the•Klug
of Prussia, have not.yet been received in London.
TREATY WlTti arc
the.stipulatiops in au additional ai.tirle to. th
Treaty of Stockholm, of March 3, 1814, signed
at Lcipsie
•

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent consentS, that for
the maintenance.of the Swedish.nrmy upon the. Continent, to
the .number .stipulated iu the first' article of the Treaty .of
Stockholm, of theid of March, 1813, thh sum of it2oo,ootrl.
sterling shall be paid to his Majesty the King•of Sweden in
equal payments of 100,000 c sterhug, from month to month,
till the completion-. of twelve months, and so long as the
Swedish army sh:kil remain on the Continent, in consequence
of the mutual engagements of the twa high Contracting Pat-
tiei. •

These payments :shall be made in London on the 25th of
each month, to commence from the 25th of the
.pfe,,t.:lt
month of October, .te a Swedish avnt, properly named t.iid
authorised to that effect on the part of his Majesty the Ntag
of Sweden ;
.and in ease the Swedish army should ret.urn
home before the tWelre months shall have expired, the two
High Contracting Patties shall amicably agree as to the
amount of the sum to be stipulated for their return to
Sweden. . , •

. ,
It is,.however, expressly to be understood, that all the en-
gagements contracted iu the said'Treaty shall continue bind-
ing upon the two High Contracting Parties, and hare tiikir
full effect..

separate and additional article, haring the same bite
and Vidity as if it were inserted word for word in the Tteaty
of Stockholm, shall be ratified by the two High Contractirg
Parties, and the ratifications shall be ext:hanged its four
weeks, or sooner if posAble.
Done at•teipsic, the 22d day of October, 1813.
(Signed) EDWARD THORNTON: •
U. BARON \VETTE RSTEDT.
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IMPERIAL PARLIAINIENI',.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 16.
Tice House met at ten o'clock, i.n the.Mnrning-, and pro-
e:sei'..ed in the appeal, " Robinson v. the Doke of Athol."—
F71.-t her bearloF4 on Vq_ •
The Earl of LIVEFTOOL laid,on the ta.hle,the,substance
:n
of the Treyennelnded_with the. Allied, Fowers,at Chaumont,
and an ddditionaT Ailicle of the Treaty of Stncichylm.
answer to axmestion from the Earl ofilogoughtnore, the
Earl of Liverpool stated that 1E) tiviesti4o.:(except
Merely matters of form). would be brought :fprwa,rd_witliont
stacient notice, and a due attention to the'conveniene,d;of
Noble Loyas.-.-Adjourneti till Friday.
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