The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-28 00:00:00

LEGHORN, ArraL 25, 1815.

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• At a General Mcnting Of the Factory„ and Bri-
tish :Nierchains resident at Leghorn; convened this
clay, at the Consular (Mice, to take into considera-
tion the important scr\'ices rendered to the trade
by Captain:ll.ol3 Eitt CA NPR EL L , of his INlajescy'3
ship Tremendous, and Captain N. THompsoN, of
his Majesty's ship Aboukir, commanding Offi-ers '
on this station during the late Itivaslan of fus-
s.
cativ by. tile Neapolitan Troops
It was unanimously Resolved,
That the unremitting attention of Captain CAWEICLL and
Captain TitomPsoN in . the late, critical situation of Lat.zhoro,
their forethought and readiness in carrying in:o effect every
measure tending to alford protection to the British interests,
eminently cow rihnted to thwart;th,- views of the eneaiy, and
effectually provided for the r'emoval and security of the pro-
perty.
That the British Merchants bete resident, deeply impressed
with the obligations which those services have conferred, owe
their particular and grateful aekowledgments to Captains
CA7.IPBELL; and TINMPSON, for their exertions on this cmer-
•gdne}-. That this Meeting does, therefore, request of don
FALCONER, Esq. his Britannic Majesty's Consul General, to
transmit to these meritorious Officers the foregoing Resolu-
tions, expressive of their best thanks for the sante.

Among- other instances of the Pope's predelic-
tion in favour of the English Nation, may he
mentioned the marked attention with which Mr.
FALCONER, the British Consul at Leghorn, OCr
companied with a deputation of the Factory was
honoured by the Holy Father on his late journey
from Koine ti Genoa.

• Wtxnsott, JULY 27.—The QUEEN. health
continues in an improving state, Yesterday her
Majesty, accompanied by Princesses ELlzAnEra
and MARV, d Lady MELVILLE, took an airin4
through Eghara, &c.—This morning the QurpN,
with the same attendants, took a ride to Sun-
nin -Bill, To-morrow (Friday) her Majesty
and two of the Princesses are expected to remove
to Kew‘Palace, for the benefit of the change of
air,for, a few days. •

•
FIAYMARKh.T.--The difficult part of Octavio:l
was again performed at this `Theatre, last night,
by Mr. MmoGETT, and with ucreased success. It
is evident that iigbetter understands the taste of
the London audience, as tlie peCuliarities which
marked his acting at hrs.l, ale gradually softening
off, and he is likely 6' establish himself in the
good opinion of.the
The Edinburgh Theatre opened for the sum-
mer season,.on Saturday evening, under the ma
nagement of Mr. AV. MURRAY, for the widow and
family of the late Mr. H. SADDONS, with the play.
of The West Indian,- and the afterpiece of The Re-
view, The great object of attraCtion was •Alr.
JoHNSTONE, of the -Theatre Royal, Drury-lane,
who performed Major O'Flahertg play, and
Loony. Mc Twolter' in the farce. A Mrs. CUM-
MINI, from Bath, is also playing with great suc-
cess in the Scottish Capital,

ACTS OF CONGRESS ()1? VIENNA.

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pF, tat! Gv.A.S•D ntiCHY oF ttiXESlntylw.
68. The Grnid Du, by of Linxt:toltrg shall
tnnilst of all the territories sitnittd between the
rngdotit of the Nethe:lands, such as it has been
tie-ignatril 4t..136. "France, the Al.oselle,
fyli. as the In: nth of the Sure, the course of the
Sore, as .far as Ihe jnaction of •the Our, and the
C( ursc of this lasi rk-cr as far as the limits of the
former French Canton of St. Vit.h, which shall
not behrw to, the Grand Duchy.

ARPANGF;MENTS RELATIVE? TO ti-IL GRAND DGGIIY

• OF BoVI LLON.
69. His '.\ldesty the King of the Netherlands,
Grand Duke.of Loxemburg, shall possess. in per-
petuity for hiluelf and his successors, the-full and
entire sovereignty of that part of the duchy of
Bouillon, which Is not ceded to France by the
Treaty of Paris, and under this arrangement it
shalt he united to the Grand Duchy of Lux-

emburg.
- Some disputes baying arisen with respect to the
said. docl,v Of 1;(11611 1, he of the competitors
Who-e claims shall be legally established, in the
mode here aft ,1r specified, shall possess in full pro-
pert, tl e said pArt of the duchy, such .as it \ViIS
enjoyed. lly the last Doke, Tider the sovereignty
of his Majesty the Eing of the Netherlands,
Grand Doke of Luxemburg.
'lbis decision shall he made without any appeal
by a ,decree •of -arbitration. Arbitrators be
appointed fo'r that purpose, 'one by each. of the•
'trap competitors, and the others, to the number
of three, be the Courts ,f Austria., Prussia, and
Sardinia. They shall assemble at Aix4a-Chapelle
as soon RC the,state of the War and other circum-
ltanees will permit, and theii deCiSinti shall he
made in six months, reckoning from the time of

their meeting.
In the interim his Majesty the King of the Ne-
therlands, Grand Duke of 1.1-Ixemburg, shall hold,
irl custcidy,the property of the said rut of the
Duchy of Bouillon, to restore it, together with
the produce of the ..temporary administration to
whichever of the competitors in tyrour of whom
the judgment shall be pronounced. Ills said Ma-
jesty shall indemnify him fur 'the loss of the re-
venues, arising; front the riglrts of sovereignty, by
it-leans of an Aluitable arrangement. And if it
should be in favour Of Pr Chat k's oaf Bohan
that the restitution shall be made, those profits
shall. in pis hands, be subject to those laws of
suhs'T itution which foul) his title.

CESSION OF PoSSESSIQN%.,OFTHE HOUSE OF NASSAU-
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OCANGE TN GERMANV.•
70. Ilis i\J.ijests the King 'of the Netherlands
Slisll renounce in vrpethity, for lihnsiflf, his snc-.
ev:tors, and desretaints,, in thvonr of his Ma-
jesty the hint; of Prussia, the sovereign posses-
sions which the House Of-Naaati-Orange held in
Germany, and particularly the principalities of
Dillenburg, Deltz, Siogen, and 1-I:kdaniar;: com-
prising the Lordship of Bie;stein, as those pos-
sessions 'were definitively arranged between the
t‘vo brandies .of the. House of Nassau, by the
Treaty concluded at the Hague the 14th July,
1814. His Majesty equally renonnces his right
to toe Principality of Fulda, and to the other
districts and trrrliories which were sccured to bhp
by the 12th article of the principal Reres of the
extraordinary Deputation of the Empire of the
25th February;
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