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London, England, 1801-08-18 00:00:00

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES.

Olaphant. furry; WhitcorobAreet, Orange-area, St. Martin's-
Arcot, C.afUe-Arcet. and liemmingi-row LA.-titer Acids ;
Vine-Areet, ChandosArcet ; Charles-tCroot, Drury-keno;
and Crown-Arcot, Old-Arcet Road.

TO It SOLD IT •UCTION
By Metre. GRAHAM and HINDLE,
By 'order of *e Devisee Irr Trull of the late AlderataP oax
Boanatr., &ceded, at the White Hart Tavern, Holborn,
•PPvine Chancen4lne. on Toelday, Septemberl, iSoz,
a. Thstec o'Llock, in Lou,
VALUABLE and VERY IMPROVABLE
• FREEHOLD ESTATES, cnrnprifiog two ereellent fa-
Ally Haan, with enqvcolent Danoftic Offices, Coach Hooks,
Wales, Fore Courts, beautiful Pl*Ore Grounds nod IC4cheu
Garden', Noosed with a prolulion of young faandard and oral.
Ird Rah Trees, In hlO potation; *dandy Suite 116 the
Eaft fide of Clapham enten,ln the county of Surrey ; In as
occupatioin of Lady Tebbe and Thaw Curtis, Fly.
Pour lira hulk Dwelling Hooks in Whitcomb-erect Cbf-
dna-croft, (one • capital Free Public Hance. in fall trada,p4Uad
the. %Ammar's ,) In Site polkflion of Mcffre. Fria, Dof-
den, /oath, almkGrovea f
Thirteen Neat Dwelling Hodes, forming the whole of Mica-
mouth-court in Willecomh-ftreet.

-11;a 13;ici fiwelliizlEfonfes and a Moiety of the Nag's
Head! ivery Sahib Yard, in Dranitreet ; is the mes-
e upsilon of hires. Cauca, Moles, and
Tite Hock and Dolphin fpaclout Coach Yard and Stables,
St. Manse's-brect, Lsiceiter4quare; let to Mn. Sank Brooks.
The very complete and newly crated Red Liao Livery Ste-
Maenad Yard. in Caftlo-ftreet, let to Mr. James Tessfey.
A faldastul Brick Bulk Dwelling Mae, with emotive
Arched Vaults, No. t 4, In Henuninge-row ; let to Mr:Holmes.
A Dwelling Houk and piece of Ground. in Vlbe-itras and
Round-court. Citandvs-brebt i let. to Thomas kgobboa,
and Edmund Duggan.
A Houk No. so, Charles-Brest. Drurrime.
And a Ground Rent .af Ten Pomade ler Amnon, amply fe-
cored by Bond's's in Crown—Ad, Old-beet load, with ths
Remetion b As of Back Buildings.

' Tits wink ((per tie Honk in tike itetvintion et Thomas
Curtis. Efq. sad Ilk Orooad in Sound-court) are kt enTeinna
at WM,* very iOIP Ittatt.taPlSkidtallok!alt tinprate-
man, astooanna at /nick to UV= HUNDRED and
TWO POUNDS per Annum.
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Printed Particebtre are paltering. sad may be led Pantos
Days r
ot the ask ; whys tbe Elltateeemay be viewed, by
' lave of the Tatars (the Hooke at Chyle= Camases by
Mame only) sad farther Perdeulars may be billows by "ply-
ing to &MAK 1111.4N0V0111. sad Swear,
&ales Beath Welk Temple; mad ef *dish Oftoddig
ifoass, kla Clisaeartdilla

'TO B SOLD,
Akt SANOATF. on the eoaa. of Kent, one mile frpni re:-
Itone, three from Hythe, and t 6 tram Cahterbory,
TEN PARCELS of LAND, together, or as
marked out. containing a^ Acre each Lot. unc =manly
well adapted for Builders, kevirg within itfcif Water, Stooe,
and Hand, of excellent quality. The line of trout extends half
the length of the teat of Saogate, and, being bounded by the
Highway, precludes as future interruption trout other Evild-
hip. The vitws frorn•Callelield art fingularly grand. The
real value of this fitillttiOn can be appreciated by fight only.
Any Gentleman defirotis of a Marine Rcfideriee, in a com-
modious vicinity, and rem afkable fur the fahibrity of Air, (be-
ing flickered from the tali Wind), will and this aSvertlfemt cc
of importance, and worth 411mA:bate attentiun.
Apply to Mr.Trittcni, at Hythe,

TO BE PERYMPTORILY SOW,
In Two Lott, to the beck bidder,
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Purfuant to a Decree of III; Majcity's Court of Exchequer et
Weßminfter, nude in a caufc, Anti t uled Davies ageia,R Lewes,
Knight, before Abel Moyfey, Efq. Deputy to hi, Map!fa
Remembrance: of the raid Court, on Friday the ailtb thy of
Auguß next. at twelve o'clock at noon, in the Exchequer
Office, in the lane:Teat*, London,

A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the
Parifh of Dogntells, In the County of Pembroke, con-
fining of divers Meninges, Lands, and 'Tenements, in the
feveral occupations of Evan John, Thomas Willants, Jane
Lloyd, Richard Richard, William 13oweu, Willem Jo'an,
Mary Nicholas, Samuel David, the Reverend William Jones,
and others.--Perticulars may be had (gratis) at the Nines Rc.
monbrancer's Office, Temple; Mr. Getty, holioitor, Angel-
court, Thmgmortomftreet • Mr. Thomas, Solicitor, Theo-
braid's Road, Landon ; Mr. Davies, Surveyor, Lhvyngoras, near
Cardigan • Mr. Herbert Lloyd. Caerruarthen ; the White
Hart, Cardigan; and at the principal Inns at Caermarthen ind
Haverfordwelt.

A DESIRABLE SHIPWRIGHT' YARD. and CAPI-
TAL. DWELIIING HOUSE, within the PORT of PLY-
MOUTH.
TO SE SOLD BY PUBLIC ♦UCTION,

By order of the Affirms of Thomas Dunßenville, a Bankrupt,
Tuefday the ssth day of September, at five o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Pope's Head Tavern, in Plymouth,
THE following very valuable LEASEHOLD
PROPERTY, in two ceparate Lou, viz.—

Lot r. For the remainder of a term of twenty-one years in
poffellion, from the 19th Seember t 790, and for a further
term of ninety-nine years (&-tdeninable on three Lives of the
purchafer's nomination), to be ranted at the eaplradoo of the
faid term of ten:arra= years. with • perpetual right of re-
newal on the death of each Life, on payment of a fine ccrtair
AU that valuable, complete, and (limped Shipwright's
Yard, with the Docks, Slips, %ars, Stares, Lofts, Shed ,
and bevelling Houk thereunto belonging, fituate within the
Port of Plymouth, at Cretnil Point, in the parith of Eaft Stone-
hoefe, and County of Devon ; being fuperior to every Men.
chant Shipwrighs►s Yard in the Pun. and equal to any in the
Kingdom, having a depth of water competent to the building
or repairing (hips of the largeft tonnage ; is in a moll eligible
fituation, and capable of the high& Improvement.
The whole is very menage, and contains upwards of an
sere above high water mark, and more than an acre below high
water mark.

'in this is included the Building, which ii now alai as
the /WO Slaughter Houfe, at the Port of Plymouth, which
&longs to the Yard, and adjoins it on the Writ, and Is held by
the Commilioners of the Vidtualling, under the yearly rent of
1451. lac
Lot 2. For the remainder of a term of ninety-nine years,
determinabk ao the death of three young and healthy Lives
with a perpetual right of renewal oo a Inc certain—All that
defiriPle and well.bnUt Dwelling Honk, and Garden in flan I
thereof, containing together one hundred and fourteen perch of-
ground, &nate at Crendi Point aforefaki, late the refidencc of
the Paid Thomas Dunfterville. The DircUing Houk emfdts
of two large and handftmse parlentri, a kitchen, and office, on
the ground-floor; four commodious bed rooms, with drefling
rooms, on the fecond Boor; fuitabk chambers an the attic 'torch
and all other convenient attached and detached 011 ices. It was
bulk a kart dine time by Mr. Dunftacille tar his own reli-
&nee, and Is drlightfully famine at the entrance of Hamoize,
commanding a fail view tithe Harbocr, and would be a very
eligible refidence for a Naval or Military OXecr. It may b:
entered upon immediately.
Mr. Gans, at Cremil Point, will anew the Primates ; and fur-
ther particidars may be had, by applying either to Mr. 'Williams
!krill, in the Mlnottes, London; Mr. J. B. Bayly, Mr. G.
Herbert, Mr. William Part, at plyenoatis, the "ma; or
to Mr. Kelly, the Solicitor t Plymouth.

WHEN Profcffional Men of education and re-
tponSbility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe
kat= of a peculiar BnnEhi the fandion of king cond2ned
fuerxfa is the has etterion of far:Weir.
Eight yairaeHe= I devoted my preellee to the exclufive treat-
ment & DISORDERS and the furcefstui trick of
my plan gives ase additional ardour to oppiNe u far as I am
able theraysges of thok cianiplants which arc the wed import-
ant le the ratalogue of human infirmities.
'After Initiation into every brawh as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at as early period of Pflakt to relate Individu-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally gau-
gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure oforbiels (have de-
voted my attention, compdhe every fpceies of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent ur long duration.--wy.
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing Iron, the habits of
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laity that de-.
rangernent of the lifter in Wasnat Width called BARREN-
NESS or STERILITY'. . . .

Ntitessous
treatment of a Ample and It not 'infrequently hap-
pens that the feeds of Life are by the indite:aloe of an
hour. By a leperier method fuck complaints are
=l;a :telrged, and even where others have failed, I emit that I
i may perfume to offer a radical matabliihtneat.
Ilea lufwever are the cake of complicated dinars in this
&finder compared with the clambake Atuationa of Aden, who
Iran indulgence IasSOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Cale-
! ties of a faihinnahle Life. acquire that Rate of DeYllity which
is the unavoidable oonfequence of (deb pernicious habit&
Where the unhappy fulcra broods over his Dam, bin care,
fully %vocals his misfortune, it may be Some confoistion for
hint to know, that although it be an .daft of doubt or unser-
lain* with other Pradinatiers, the reneged of flak DbEl.
CIANCIRS by the gradual pr profs of Renovation is the acquire
meet of my experience. If the rites of Boodas or Vent's have
began to reduce vigour, much anxiety will be prevented
by en early coontiron of this languid Sate, and in &hi*
cafes noose difficulties will own%
But where this Deficiency has for years caned. a proper Per-
Swerance Modified* requiSse to revive the Quaking (parks
' of Life, and to rc-animate the Cosititstisa. t
MARRIED WOMEN, who Woo 1111401ef *rated
In thdr espediations of a Family, wag be-
red, that 11/0a
biomes Peek irteds.am curable by Mailed MAL
m. MCRECY which is lotdbodel asap mdsnaklog, and
then
my which I lava prefanted to ghee, hem the
Dabs my Premolars, latl is albad-. moe with Peck this Intl-
madam is givm, tit Mt B---.may be wietilitedgatimallg
(et by laws Wham a basil )at his beats, )leap. Ante-
Osi:itreet, -Salmi, mar TeetpMaae.
Them is no aditimal searsece la Waltman's adjandag„
and Ma atm is 'which the. tlgota
at *Mfg d Ilig Perg Cvagic 14 efilipm.

soviarinNtY QV TV*CAKY.
Made in the Name of his Maidly the KINCO Exaoata,
his Excellency the Count dc Cats:a Veit ruit A, Marquis
de Gat' mesa's, Knight. of the Grand Crof, of the Royal
Order of CMARLEII 111. Genticiesim in Waiting, and Mem-,
her of the Privy-Conned of his &opal Highncfs the INFAU:
DULL of PA lILM A. Plenipotentiary of his Majcity.

The Milliner Plenipotentiary, M. the Court Cs-
Salt VENTURA, General MURAT, and M. AGAR,
the CommiXtry, having confulted about the cue-
monial of taking polleltion, the morning of the ad
of Angel was cinders for that grand ceremony. '
At feven in the morning, the great clock in the
Old Palace, which is ufed fi,r indicating great Fef-
tivals and Galas, announced the folemn eft which
was to take place.—A detachrre It of too grevia.
diets, with their Officers, and drums heating, m ,dc
their appearance at nine o'clock. 'they were im-
mediately din' ibuted in the polls affitned them.
His Excellency the General in Chief MURAT
arriv:d with his Staff at eleven, and was received
at the gate of the Old Palace by the Marquis Fe-
at° FE.tantil, and the Marquis GIOVANI GERM,
who accompanied him to what is called the Sa-
loon dee Desue Cent:, where an alcove was crafted
for him and his Etat Major, till the beginning of
the ceremony.
The wife of the General, and the widow of the
deceafed Spanifh Mininer, the Chevalier gyms-
ass, came together. They were received at the
gates of the palace by the Prior, Chevalier JEAN
Bev-mi. Game', deputed from his corps, and
accompanied them to the feats appointed tor them.
His Excellency the Miniller Plenipotentiary, the
Marquis Count CIESAR VENTURA, came immedi-
ately afterwards, with feven Knights, and went to
receive four Senators, who accompanied him tQ
the Grand Saloon.

The Plenipotentiary and the General in Chief
entered the Saloon at the fame time through dif-
ferent paffages, receiving the ordinary falute from
the militia. Their march was fo concerted, that
they arrived at the fame time before the throne,
f) as that neither fhould have the precedency.
In the mean while, the Senate, the Civil Magic-
.tracy, •and the other Minifters who were to adift
at the ceremony, toot the place% alrigned them:
The Minifler Plenipotentiary, and the Commander
in Chief, alto took their feats. _ _

Every one being feated, a moR profound (Hence
took place in the Saloon, where there were not
leis than :too perfons of different orders of the
State. The first Mini fter began the ceremony: the
Notary of State, the Dolor FR lICOIS Goast.sa,
made a very long fpeech, in which he pratfccl the
wife meafires taken by the French Republic, and
the qualities of the Pirlt Conant BON•PARTE, to
whore genius the Continent of Europe was taught
to look for peace. He added, that by the bappj
concurrence of his meafures with thole of his la.
IP CILIA MAJ es re, Peaoe was figned at Luneville.
He then read the whole of the sth Article /if the
Treaty; after which the Minifter Plenipotentiary
alio read the Proclamation of the 26th of July, by
which his Majefty Louis I. announced fiimielf,
in virtue of that article and poftezior regulations,
to the Tufcans, as the new Ktao of ETP. vas A, and
charged the Marquis Count Cassia VE N rugs. to
receive, as his Plenipotentiary, the ufual oath of
fidelity and obedience.
he Royal Advocate, Tamar MACIIISPAIs ad
iakrins, then hood up, who lifted as Direfreir des
bier:swim, and who, in that capacity, invited,
in an elegant fpeech, the Senate, and 'the Civic
Magiftracy, to take the oath'of fidelity and obeli.
ence to the New Sovereign, whore rare and well.
known qualities could alone compenfate for the
Sovereign they had la.
The Senator Lieutenant Count Rotawo aim
&also next role, and made a filtrable anfwer to
this fpeech. He expatiated eqnally on the great•
nth of the boon which Tufcany bad received, and
the confident expeSations entertained that the
known qualities of the new Kim° would compen.
fate for the lois of the Prince whom he fucceeded.
He concluded with adhering to the Treaty of Lit-
neville, and the arrangements which it made.
He then, as 'fella: the whole Seaate. in the name
of the Tufcan nation, (wore to Loots I. the fame
fidelity and obedience which they oblerved towards
his predeceWors.
After this fpeech, she Senators and the Elders
of the Civic Community, each according to his
refpeetive order, advanced to the foot of the
' Throne, where, after fainting the portrait of big
MAMTY, the Minifter Plenipotentiary and the
General in Chief took the oath, laying the right
hand on that part of the Holy Golpel which con-
tained the Ecelefiallical Ceremony of the Equef-
trian Order of St. EVits ex. When all of them
had returned to their reipeetive polls, the Notary
of State read, in a loud tone of voice. the folerrin
infirument of the oath, naming loudly the liven
Perfonages who of as witneffes, and prayed
to Heaysx for the proliserity and preiervation of
the new King, Louts I. The happy auguring
was refoundedby univerfal plaudits,and the llamas
of Evvios! with which the new Lao was pro.
claimed by this nut:wroth Affembly.

Thus ended this Ingot! ceremony, during which,
every time that mention was made either of the
French Republic or the Royal Perfonars, the
Minitter Plenipotentiary and the General to Chief
Wok of their hais at a fignal made to them by
josern Coarr, the Mailer of the Ceremonies, and
according to what was before agreed upon.—Tbi
difcharge of cannon accompanied this folemn
pomp, and, at the clofe of it, the Miniitec Plenipo-
tentiary and the General in Chief uillidrew.
faring the tam cersaaoar aop their :arrival. '

I.

.s.,TAtE PAPER.

romioLm, AUGUST 2.

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Car Covernreeni has nnw officiall7, y oblifhed the Treaty Of
ity, Commerce, and nivigitirJrt, which, befides the
wary of Alliance alre:ql7 exifting, has been concluded be-
tween Sweden and Rath, at St. Petrrfburch, on the if
1,-,th) or March, and ratified at Landfcrona, on the r rtb cf
.April, and at St. Pecerlburgh on the 3cth of May (t ith June)
of -h. prtfan year."--tts principal contents are as follows:
Art. I. There Chill be a durable peace and true friendhip
between the two roalms, and their rubjeCts mall motticlly aft
other, particularly in tranfadtions of commerce and navi-
gation.
11. 111. The Swedes Mall enjoy full Sheet), of commerce in
Ruffia, and the Ruffians in Sweden, and limilar protedtion with
the fubjeds of the two countries ; but• they !hall net deal in
goods the importation and exportation of which are prohibited.
IV. In order to obviate any inconveniences that might arift
from an undefined eitenflon of this liberty of eommerce, both
pzrtit4 have agreed to limit it to all the ports of the two

Stafra, without dittldition ; and, as to the commerce in the
country, to certain pLices on the frontiers of the Ruffian and
Swodilla parts of,Finland. In there frontier places, the fubjeds
of the two powers, without going farther into the country,
tray carry on a wholefale, but not retail, trede, and traffic with
Each nunchangs as 'rein there from remote diftriels, Travel.
liog merchants and hawkers of bath nations mall not bc fart,
cc], but confidmed as %ostlers.
V. VII. The Asbjedtsof both rowers than pay the fame im-
portation and exportation daties an goods, and in the fame cob).
as the natives of the country to which they trade. They ilia
likerelfe enjoy all legal protaftion, the hats exerelfe of their re.
baton, and the right of leaving the country with their property.
VIII. The merchants of,both nations may keep their books
In what language they pleat; and new (ha be forced to pro-
duee than, excepting in law fuits, and then only fuck extrads
as are abfolutely neieffary for.clearing rip the point contested.
IX. X. In cafe of bankruptcy or differences. the &bier% of
either Power Chan be treated agreeably to the laws of the emir- ,
try in which they then rade. if the MO& of one Power dim
In the country Of the other, without hells, his property (hall,
_ within the (pace of firer:are, belong to the Government of the
country In which he died,,if, after a proclamation infer* in
the neenfpapers thrr- times, no heir amid apply.
XI. RM. The refeeetive Confuls-General and Catania, than
' be nadir the particular proteEtion of the lawn, and enjoy the
fonelights and liberties as thole of the moll favoured nations
• Senors who have deferted,thall be d!:ivered up by both parties:
even to foreign ports. Merchant viffcis Mall, on no account,
take paengers without paport.s, or goods without proper err.
elfieatea. With refpedt to contraband, and tic pi:rani:neat of
Perrone importing it, the laws of the two .eopotritsffiall decide.
XIV. Swedilk aiwn, fait hirrings, and Lit, importeil from
Sweden into Rua (Prteriborgh excepted), fhall pay may one-
half of the dudes mentioned in the seguLltions 11 tine customs
and.fasoaked herrings imported freina Sweden, cagy one.thinie.
XV. Ml the produce of Swiditli Finland. even wood, tray
be *ported into Liaise Finland (which had hitherto not been
the talc) free front an duties ; turd the wood front Sviediffi Fin-
land may be exported from Wiburg anifriaricialtain.
X VII. Hemp. linnt, and tallow, imported into Sweden from.;
.uilla, shall ooly pay one.hal;', and liufred two-thirds of the
duties libber-a paid. The Ruffians than remain in polfelloti of
their Roni.hooks at Stockholm, the limits of which are to be'
enlarged. • • •
XVIII. XIX. Contain regulations for preventing Ruffians and
Swkdes to navigate foreign Palm and goods as their own.
• XX. XXI. Not 'Dori than four }hips of war of one Power
ban enter the fortified ports of the other at out time, If (pedal
perralffion has not hem granted fer a greater number. Ship. of
war as well as merehantrefikls, that have fare* by norms an 4
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'after accidents, mat be repaired4n the ports of the other Power.
' • XXIL UIIL If ftdps of war of the two Powers, the Cent-
minden of which are of the fame rank, incest fa, no &ludas
- 'Bun take plata ; the Commander of inferior rank, however,
Bull (abate the Commander of higher rank, who Pall return
the (ante, that for that. Ship that have ftranded,lball melee
oil podible &Mance:
XXIV. If one of the cantradting parties happens to be at*war
with other Seam, the fubjefis of the other party fhall not, on
put actoint, be prevented from continuing their commerce and
:navigation with the& Sates, on condition that they do not far.
ply there States with contraband. Convinced of the piinciples
1-id down in the Convention concluded at St. Peterfbagh, on.
the s 6th of December, WI year, for the general mood of trading
nations, the two Crowns declare that they make it the Indevia.
ble rule of their condaft. They further declare, that they ac-
knowledge the following principles That Ismael Oda I
play freely fail for the ports and crofts dale Belligerent Powers.
—.ad. That, with exec?. ion of warlike contraband, the goods
of fiabjedis of the Belligerent Powers In neutral bottoms are
free.-.3d.Tbat fuch ports only are to be conadered as blockad-
ed, where, from the prosintity of °Spa of war, there than as.
dually be danger in entering.-4th. That neutral veffels can be
detained (sly on juft grounds, and evident faas-3 th. 'r hat
no convoy Mail be feerched, when the Commander of the Chip
of war convoying them declares. that there is no contraband as
board.
XXV. WILYIf. hs ans• et' seer, one Powc may Mut Its ports
azainft the privateas and prizes of the other that is engaged in
war. The following articles only arc declared to ti. contraband,
•,e. guns, mortars, ftrelocks, plftols, bombs, grenades, balls,
mulkete, Sint , matches, powder, faltpetre, fuiphur, culraffes,
pikes, (words, fword.belts, cartridge-boxes, teddies, and bridles.
All other goods, in neutral bottoms. are to be, cusfidered as

neutral property. •
XXXVTIL The Power engaged in war Ihall grant leave for
fitting out privateers to fuch of its fubJedts only as refide In the
pGantry, and are able to find tecurity for the damage they may
,:ei to neutral vercls.
XXIX (f either of, the two Powers Oman I,e at war with
another State, J.* Stipa of wer and privatee r. (hail be allowed
to (catch fuck merchant Slips of else other Power . a are not un-
kr convoy; but only two or three men !ball be (cot on board,
fo inveltigate the legality and neutrality of the cargo.
XXX. If any loch Chip geould pore contraband on board, that
only and nothing If Stall be taken and conbicated. •
XXXII. XXXIII. If one of the Pow, I.s Is carrying on war.
Cie fubjcZte of the other (hail enjoy in the country of fuch Power,
al liberty and fccurity as Wore, and it. men and Slips that'
not be employed in minter/ ftrvic• s. In cafes of bankruptcy
fuhjeCts of either country. trace* of the cltate Oaf be ap-
r
XXXII/. if a war Osould break out between the t.tro power.
'of is twelve-inonth, from the date of the declara-
tion of war. 11t ill Se alluw,d to their refpedive traZieg fubjecl.,
for withdrawing th.l property from the cowry of the other.
ye...O(V. X X X VI. The preterit T reaty is coneinded for twelse
ears, end bred by cOUhT STEDINOR,
tRINCI ALIZARIN.
COUNT 110,/ DLit PANIIN,

AND[RING[ GAGA.III.
fleviss WO, atinno D ( I /TAW 111 1/11 'S ADOL
ext akitss r
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DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST S.

Anr,ther Engl,fh fhip of the line, a frigate, and
a lugger, cnrn;ng from the Baltic, have palled
through the Belt. On the 4th init. the I.ArosA,
Englifh frigate, paired through the Sound, for the
Baltic, having a Portuguefe Ambafrador for St.
Peterfburgh on board. A number of tents have
been pitched on the Norderfield, near this city, for
the reception of fome of the. Danifh Weft India
troops, to prevent the fpreading of contagious dif
tempers, as many of them are Paid to be kb.

:.,TATE PAPER. r •
sTocKrioLm, AUGUST 2. A
• Car Covernmeni hus now officiall7. yublimed the Treaty of
ajt
ity, Commerce, and N .nt avigih, which, befides the h
t rc
ratty of Alliance alreedv exifting, has been concluded be-
tween Sweden and lituffia, at St. Petrriburyh, on the IP En.`-
1,-,th) or March, and ratified at Landfcrona, on the I rtb cf Bal
.April, and at St. Pecerlburgh on the 3cth of May (a Ith June) Pen
of prefmt year."---tts principal contents are as follows: beet
Art. I. There Chill be a durable peace and true friendihip the
between the two realms, and their fubjedts Sall mutually aifilt
ca...:h other, particularly in tranfaetions of commerce and navi- trcx
gation. Linn
11. 111. The Swedes Mall enjoy full Sheet), of commerce in •
Rallis, and the Ruffians in Sweden, and Similar protedtion with
the fubjeets of the two countries ; but. they !hall net deal In -
goods the unportatioo and exportation of which are prohibited.
IV. In order to obviate any inmavenienoes that might strife
from en undefined extent on of this liberty of ecenmerce, both z
pzrtia have agreed to limit it to all the ports of the two
clan
States, without diftisialon ; and, as to the commerce in the e.
country, to certain places oft the frontiers of the Ruthatt and nig,
Swadilh parts of.Finiand. In there frontier places, the fubjedis the
of the two powers, without going farther into the country, eve
may carry on a wholefide, but not retail, nude, and traffic with of
fuck tuachangs as arrive there from remote dill-rift; Travel-
liag merchants and hawkers of bath nations mall not be facr- the
eel, but confidired as Smugglers. dal.
V. VII. The Asbjedtsof both rowers dull pay the fame in- anC
reunion and exports** duties an goods, aad in the fame cob). mg
as the natives of the century to which they trade. They Stall tba
likcwife enjoy all legal protettion, the free exercife of their re. F 1.2
Baton, and the right of leaving the country with their property.
VIII. The merchants of,both nations may keep their hooka 11111
io what language they pink, and never mall be forced to pro- Ho
duet theist, excepting in law finer, and then only fuels extrads are
as are abrolutely noMffary for clewing op the point contefted. net
IX. X. In cafe of bankruptcy or differences. the fubjects of bo
either Power mall be treated agrovably to the laws of the nom. t frog
try in which they then retie. if the fubje& of one Power dim .
In the country Of the other, without heirs, his property mail, of
_ within the !Pam of fiveyears, belong to the Government of the lino
country In which he disd,ir, after a proclamation Infested In *Pot
the neefpapers the— times, no heir Sundt apply. Th,
XL RM. The refpoetive Confels-Gencral and Cereals, fhall
a ri
' be under the particular proteEtion of the lawn, and enjoy the
• fame lights and liberties as thole of the moll favoured nations °PE
• Sailors who have deferted, &ail bed !livered up by both parties: of a
even in foreign ports. Merchant veffels Mali, on no aicount, I
take *renews without paporfa, or good. without proper err- 4,
tificatera With refpcdt to contraband, and the purdihment of Alit
Perfons Importing it, the laws of the two 'eountricsfliall deride
• . No,
XIV. Swedifit alum, tall harings, and Ills, imported frous
ill
• li.vreden into Rata (Peterflutrgh excepted), gall pay only one- m
half of the dudes mentioned la the reguLltions of the cuftoms It
and.fasoaked herrings imported from Sweden, oily lion
XV. All the produce of SwXdllll Ftramd even wood, tray von
be istiportied into Ruffian Finland (which had hitherto not been Pail
the Cafe) free from all duties; tad the wauxi front Sviedifh Fin- the
14.1 d tatty be exported bona Wiburg anifridricklhasn.
eves
XVII. Hemp. linm, and tallow, imported into Sweden from. ea
fLuirta, dull may pay one-hala, and liufeed two-thirds of the
duties hltbcro paid. The Ruffians Shall remain in poirefilott of
their itoriobooks at Stockholm, the limits of which are to be all
enlarged. • • • life(
XVIII. XIX. Contain regulations for preventing Ruffians and pen
Swides to navigate foreign Pairs and goods as their own.. by
• XX. XXI. Not more than four Slips of war of one Power 3
ball eater the fortified ports of the other at one time, If (peek!
brin
• retro:Mon has not been granted fee a greater namher. Ships of
•
.• war as well as )terehant vefikls, that have fuffered by !tonna an 4 gin
'ether accidents, mat be repaint:Ha disports of the other Power. ctio;
• XXIL =OIL If Quips of war of the two Powers, the Cons- I
minden of:which are of the fame rank, Meet at fea, no Wades and
- than take place; the Commander of inferior rank, however,
Shall (skate the Commander of higher rank, who pull return Patt
the (elute, mot for Mot. Shim- that love ftrandat,lball receive P
nil podible &Mance.. the
XXIV. If one of the contraLting parties happens to he Wirer Bra
with other, States, the fublefis of the other party mall not, on a• di
Oat anoint, be pre-vaned from continuing their coo/apace and
are
navigation with dole Siam, ett., coodition that they do not fur.
Ply there States with contraband. Convinced of the pil)aipks will
lid down fn the Convention concluded at St. Peterfbergh, Ma• bar
the i6th of December, lilt year, for the general pool of oading of
nations, the two Crowns declare that they make It the Indevia- for
hie rule of their condo& They further declare, that they se. now
knowledge the following Principles *aft. That Doane' Mips
„ may freely fail for the ports and (waits dale Belligerent Powers. e
—aid. That, with exceirion of warlike contraband, the swifts the
of ftibiedts of the Belligerent Powers in neutral bottoms are
fron-ogd.Tbat inch pars only are to be confidered as binckad. • a
ed, where, from the prosintity of Rips of war, there than so. bloc
wally be danger in entering.—µth. That neutral veffels can be vide
detained curly on juft grounds, and evident (eds.-3 th. 'f hat of
no convoy Mail be (curdled, when the Commander of the Clip pear
of war convoying them declares, that there is no contraband oo
• of th
board
A...rtv• s.fivit. In acne et war, one Power may fun Its poets
bytl
szainft the privateer, and prizes of the other that Is engaged in raid
war. The following ankles only are declared to tic contraband, km,
•iA. guns, mortars, firelocks, piftols, bombs, grenades, balls, ftA ,
nodkets, Slat , matches, powder, Saltpetre, fuiphur, euiraffes,
pikes,fwords, fwordbeits, cartridge-boxes, Saddles, and bridles. and
All other goods, in neutral bottoms, are to be, cusfidered as Cha
neutral property. • ces,
XXXVIII. The Power engaged in war Stall grant leave for lion
fitting out privateers to Such of its faSjedts only as Ferule in the
etontry, and are able to find teetnity for the damage they may ‘'w
!lo to neutral tetras. ram
XXIX. Neither of the two Powers (herald 1.. e at war with :kat
another State, i,s Ibipi of wet and privateers (hail be allowed fo
to leaseb fuck, merchant linos of she other Pow. r. s are not un- wha
kr convoy; but only two or three men dell he fait on board,
inveltigate the legality and ncuirainy of the cargo. to I
XXX. Neely Inch Slip !haute have contraband onboard, that Pen
only and nothing elk Stall be taken and conbleated • tote
XXXII. XXXIII. If one of the Pow, es is carrying on war, and
Cot fubjeas of the other mad enjoy in the country of Inch Power, be
Jihirty and fecurity as Wore, nod its men and Mips Bub
not he employed in military (aisle s. In cafes of bankruptcy of COO
fubjcdts of either country, trustee, of the estate Rail be ap- the
i c 1
XXXIV. RA war Osould break out between the two Power. put
of is twelve-month, from the date of the declara-
tion of war. 11. ill Se a110w...1t0 their refpedlive tratlkty rubjeel.,
fnr withdrawing their pmp.rty from the cowry of the otiler,
x_xxV. XXX V I. The prefent'freaty is concluded for twcige
years, and bred by caUhT STEDINOR, he;
• taINCI ALIZARIN.
COUNT VON DLit PANT
. n AND faINCE f.AGAAIN. km,