Star.
London, England, 1809-11-17 00:00:00

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NNFT AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.
Committee cf Management of the Affairs
ku:10..%4 of the ompai” ot Proprietors of the Kennet
Carat Navigation, not having e: the last General
Quarterly Meeting of them the said Committee appointed the
time and place for hol !ing t?c next General Quarterly Meeting
.e said Committee; I do h^rAiy, in exercise of the powers
in wrved, appoint the next General Quarterly Meeting of the
s.iid %Initilittee to be held at the White Hart Inn at Bath, ou
Tue-dal the sth day of December, sBO9, at eleven o'clock in the
fo. enoom JOHN WARD,
Principal ('irk to the said Company of Proprietors.

FOREIGN lATELLIGENCE.

TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN SWEDEN AND
RUSSIA.
In the name of the Holy and undivided Trinity.
His Majesty the King of Sweden and his Ma-
jesty the Emperor of All the Russlas, equally ani-
mated by the desire of causing the advantages of
peace to succeed to the calamities of war, and of re-
establishing harmony and good understanding be-
tween their States, have, to this effect, appointed
their Plenipotentiaries ; namely, his Majesty the King
of Sweden, Baron Count Louis Bogislas ; Christo-
pher de Stedinck, one of the Nobles of the Kingdom
of Sweden, General of Infantry of the Swedish Ar-
mies, Knight and Commander of the Swedish Orders,
Grand Cross of the Order of the Sword, Knight of
the Order of Saint Andrew, of Saint Alexander
N-..wsky, and of Saint Anne of the First Class;
and M. Andrew Frederick Skjolderand, Colonel
and Commander of the Order of the Sword ; and
his Majesty the Emperor of all the Rnssias, Count
Nicholas Roman zoff, Actual Privy Counsellor, Mem-
ber of the Council of State, Minister for Foreign
Affairs, Minister of Commerce, Senator, Actual
Chamberlain, Knight of the Orders of St. Andrew,
St. Alexander Newsky, Grand Cross of the Order of
St. Wladimir, and of St. Ann, of the First Classes;
Grand Eagle of the Legion of Honour of France,
Knight of the Royal Prussian Orders of the Black
Eagle and Red Eagle, and of the Royal Dutch Or-
der of the Union ; and M. David Alopens, Actual
Chamberlain, Knight of the Grand Cross of the Or-
der of St. Wladimir of the Second Class, and of St,
Anne of the First ;—who, after the exchange of
their respective full powers, found to be good and
in.ire form, have agreed upon the following Ar-
ticles

ART. T. There shall henceforth be peace, friendship, and good
nnderstaoding between his Majesty the King of Sweden, and his
Maksty the Emperor of all the Russias. The High Contracting
Parties wM make it their chief Study to maintain a perfect har-
mony between themselves, their States, and Subjects, and will
carefully avoid whatever may hereafter disturb the union so hap-
pily re-evablished.

11. His Mak:4y the Emperor of all the Russias having mani-
f.sted the iuvariable resolution not to separate his itnerests from
those of his allies, and his S-,vedjsh Majesty wishing to give, in fa-
vour of his subjects, all the extent possible to the advantaEes of
the peace, promises and engages in the most solemn and binding
manner, to neglect nothing which, en his part, may tend to the
prompt conclusion of peace between him and his Majesty the Em-
peror of the French, King of Italy, and his Majesty the King. of

ileranalk and Norway, by the means of the d4ect nericiatioas
already commenced with these Powers,

111. Ills Majesty the King of Sweden, in order to give an en!-
&n proof of his desire to renew the most intimate relations with
tl_e august Allies of his Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias,
promises to adhere to the Continental System, with such madifi_
cal,,ns a: CIA be more particularly :Li/misted in the negsciation
whicL is about to be opened between Sweden, France, and Den-
mark.

I%l:.titwhile, his Swedish Majesty engages, from the exchange
of the ra if cations of the present Treaty, to order that the ports
of the kingdo-n of :Sweden shall be closed, Ugh to the ships of
war and merchantmen of f;ret.t Britain, with the exception of the
impo. titian of salt and colonial prnikctions, which !whit has Ten-
dered necessary to the people of )w den.
1-tis Majesty the Erripercz of all the Russi:-.1 promises before,
hand, to consent to every modification whic.a his Allies may con-
sider and fit to be admitted in favour of Sweden with respect
to commerce and mercantik navigation:
IV. Maje,ay the King of Sweden, as well for hi:nself as
for his soccessors to the '1 hrone and Kingicm of Sweden, re-
nounces i:revocably and in perpetuity in favour of his Majesty
the Em:•cr.r of all the Russias, and his successors to the Throne
and Empire of 'Russia, all h7s rights and titks to the Governments
heroafter specified, which have been conquered from the Crown
of :wetien by the arms of Lis loweriel Majesty in the present
war, namely—

Th. Governments of Kimenagard, Nyland and Tavastelm:,
,Abo and Isjorneliorg, with the Isles Alan:!,Savolax and Corelia,
AV:Aa, Uledborg, and part of West Bothilia extending to the river
of 7 ornea, as shall be fixed in the subsequent article in the der
markation of the frontiers.

'These governments, with all the inhabitants, towns, ports,
fortress's, villages, and islands, as well as all the dependencies,
prerogatives, rights, and emolumems, shall henceforth belang in
full property and sovereignty to the Empire of Russia, anti shall
remain incorporated wish it.

To th.s effect his Majesty the King of Sweden promises in the
most sol:•tnn and obligatory manner, as well for himself as for his
Successors, and all the kingdom of Sweden, never to make any
claim, direct or indirect, on the said governments, provinces,
is auds, and territories, ail the inhabitants of which shall, in virtue
of this renunciation, be relicred from the homage and oath of
fidelity by which they were bound to the Crown of Sweden.
V. The Sea of Aland (Aland's liar), the Gulf of Bothnia, and
rivi.n of 'fornea and Muonio, shall hereafter form the frontier
-w. Ant Russia and the kingdom of Sweden.
'pi.. nearest islands at an equal distance from the main load of
,•:t1 a.,dEland shal belong to Russia, and those which are
t!c..r •4: to the iivectitih coast shall belong to Sweden.
1 i.e trust aivanced points of the Russian territory at the mouth
of e.e river Vortical, shall he the Isle of Pjirken, the port of lien-
tcha •he peninsula on which the town of Tornea stands.
--:t he fin:WA- shall then be exteLtled along the river Tornea to
the za ii racy :•' the two branches of ttat river, near Kengis. it
shit .h '131: ry o.e ciurse of the River Muonio, passing in
the font, of M Ntuonin Ofreby, Palajoens, Rultaree,
Paltiko, Nufinaka, P.aunula, and Kil i
P
3..irz ta iy.

In chi. of the Riv:.rs Tornea and Munnio, spa as it
ta. d , tiht si:•.4ted to the East of the Thal-
wag 4'411 io and those to the West of the Irll.l-
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a'tt r the exchanr of the Ratifications, Engineers
shall br appail,tecl on each side, who shall proceed to tie before.
sAentto-ed platys to fix the litnits along the rivers Turnea and
Nonni°, according to the above dt scribed line.
VL His Ma tuy the Emperor 01 all the Itaissias-having already

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