Star.
London, England, 1813-06-12 00:00:00

BROMLEY, KENT.

Elegant RESIDENCE, GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS,
and MEADOW I 'AND, Ten Miles from LONDON.
By Mr. ROBINS;
At Garraway's, on Thursday, July 1, at Twelve, by Order of
the Executors,

AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
part held for a term which will expire at Lady-day, 18t39,
and part held under the Bishop of Rochester for three Lives, call-
ed BROMLEY LODGE, a very beautiful Villa with Portico in
trent ; planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family,
presenting an uniform Building, erected within a few years, the
principal part of Portland Stone, situate at the east end of Brom-
ley, a fine commanding situation, the Residence and Property of
Wss.Merttsu, Esq. deceased, The Huuie is placid on a fine
Paddock at an agreeable dbtance from the Road; containing En-
trance Hall, Eating Parlour, handsome Drawing Room, and a
Library ; on the first First Floor, a Morning or Lady's Dressing-
Room, overlooking an extensive and rich country, three spacious
Bed Chambers, and six Rooms for Servants over; excelh•ot,
Offices of all descriptions, roomy Yard, with Coach Houses, and
Stables for eight Horses, Farm Yard and Buildings, excellent
Gardens walled round, Green-House, Hot-House, &c. Lawns,
Paddocks, enclosures of Meadow Land ; the whole upwards of
Twenty-one Acres; the principal part c net eel by thriving Plan-
tations, and lofty Forest Trees, dry Gravel Walks, Alcoves, and
Seats ; the whole in the most complitc order.
To be viewed, by Tickets only; Pat ,:culars may be sad on the
Premises; at the Bell, Brumley; Kin'. Arms, and Greyhound,
Croydon; Crown, Seven Oaks; of Messrs. Jones and Green, so-
lidi ors, Salisbury-square; at Garrawiy's, and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-square; of who= 'Tickets for viewing may be h'd.

and Pl-.ntaLiosis • and a beautifid ad;obninig VILLA KESI
01:14.:4., with blamer Gmunds,, (landaus, Fla Foods, •
I.4iast. By Mr. RUBINS,
At Caraway's. on TintrulLy. iota I, at Terri*, b, I Ate,
THE MAGNIFICENT AND BEA UTIFIT
PLAT of CLAREMOI.. NT.
The Nelile and Elegant STONE and mucK-rutur
aION, with excellent Odle. of su description., vicious Stabling
and C..ach-ht.usea, bewails! Pitavire-groutids,im: out in Las.
Eltrubbinies„ aid Phonation of tier-town Forest.trees
Mamba. nensmentel Buildings, fine p'eces of Water, WI 1l t•
with fish. capital Ki•elsen Garden. walla rend, U:rdeatir:
Hoess, Hoc and Succession-home.. r.c.
At a convenient distance a commolions rArm HOT'
with eceeßmt Fa..m Buildings of oil .1.-scri:•titaii, Brewirni
Laundry, &c. An extensive l'ark pleasingly d viva
grounds, stocked with fine.gmwil I intber, sheet. of V.'re:,
namental Cottages, &e. three Entraoce Lotiges. Conyr sin&
'Wards of Three Hundred and Th!rty Acres, all pale) round
The whole forming a most =Weir and elegant Residence ft.
Family of distineti•oi.
MANORS of ESHER and MTLEOURNE, Fines and gift
Rents, with trensive Waste Lends, covered with youag
ber, and plentifudy stocked with Game.
A beautiful PLANTATION of about Fight 7 Acres, in a
thriving state, wi,li extensive Drives and ; leers of Water, on
boundary of tine waste, forming a delightful appendage to the Pat
An elegant VILLA RESIDENCE adjoining the Park, •
excellent Garden, Pleasure Grounds, line piece et Water,
about Fifty Acres of Wood and Meadow Land.
Tu be viewed by Tickets only. ParicuLrs of Mr. NOM
the Bailiff, on the Premise,; at the Castle, Salt-h 11; Bait
Staines; Sun, Kingston; King's Arms, Gail Word; Fount:.
Portsmouth; Lamb Inn, Bath; Bush, Bristol; Hem andel-facto,
Birmingham ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwich
street, Golden-square, where 'Pickets for vewit:g may be '
and a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
•„• Within a short time after the Sale of tie above, the
joining Estate will be Sold by Auction ; cousisting of several
luable Farms, Plantations, and Wood Lands. all lying compact,
ct,ntaining together nearly One Thousand Seven Hundred Acres,
let to respectable Tenants, pact on Lease and pan at Will.
TO IRON-MASTERS, IRON-FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS,
MILL WRIGHTS, &e.
TO BE PEREMPI'ORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,

At Ea;;les in Ruabon, in the County of Denbigb, on Mondry,
th., 21st stay of June, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon,'
jeer to inch Conditions as will he then produced,
A LL that LEASEHOLD ESTATE and
TERES tar the remaiadcr of a Term of 21 years, cot&
an:acing on the 9. 9th day of Stptemhcr, 1807, of and in an
tensive IRON WORK and COLLIERY, valet! the POIACE'_
with its Appurtenances, situate In tht. Township of Morton
Above, in the Parish of Ruabon, in the said Ct.unt7 of Denbigh,
congaing of a Blast Furnace, I.vith Enelues, Machin.: Houses,
Railways, Cottages for Workmen, rid all nece,sry Apparatus
and convenknces for raising Coals and Iron Stone for the tusking
of iron.

The above Premises and Machinery are wooly new, in excel-
lent cider, and in full work, the Colliery and Iron Store W,
Wely opened upon an extensive scale, the Materials of excellent
quality, and the Irna made at terse Works ts sold at a superior
price to most other Iron made in the neighbourhood.
The Premises may be viewed a..d printed particulars will
prepares! and eireldated, previous to, and at the time of :ale, am.
further information may be had in the mean time the Works,
or by applic Won to lames Adam Esq. titelsolas.street, Cher,.
Mr. 4..mu,,1 Smith Adam, Brymbo iron Works, near Wrest,:
Mr. Tho:r..:s Wright, .of Bershana I or as Messrs. Claughton
Yitchett,r.t Warrington.

TO IRON.MASTERS, IRON-FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS,
MILLAVRIGHTS, Sce.
TO BE PEggIVIPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION;

Upon the Pi-anises, at Benham, near Wrexham, In the Could
of LYetil);7h, on Tuesdsy, the 'nil day of lune, I tl3, siag re
following days, until the whole be sou, at Toe o'Clock
the Moradng ot each day,
ALL those old established IRON WORIE
called BERSHAM IRON WORKS, consisting of
Aeries, Furnaces, Bonin;; Mills, P.olling Mills, Forges, Machin
for Casting and Drawing Patent Lead Tires, Cannot' Foundry,
and Machinery for boribg and fuming Cannon, Smiths' Shops,
Carpenters' Shops, Pattern.makees' Shops. Dwelling-houses for
Arr.ts ant Workmen, with Materials and klachoiery therein,
and all necessary conveniences as lately *sea for earryiug on the
Iran Foundry and Engine-making Business on the nt.ost extensive
seek, and row in excellent repair. The above Works emptiest
two powerful Tab of Water, upward, of 7o Acres ceexceUent
I.aud in high state of cultivation, ext:lusiee of nearly .20 Acres,
forming the Sites of the different Worlts, good tarn thuldit.gs,
Cottages, and the extensive Erections, containing the Engines
and Machinery.
The whole will be Sold together or classed, In the following
order:

tint, The Interest .for certain Inn! Tornio of Tears, In two
veva Leases of tit,: Falls of Warr, Lauds Ad !landings not
movable.

Secondly, The Machinery fixed In, ter constructed fir
Bni!JUT, in which they respectively are, but reniovab!e.
Louse hiscinnery and Engine Work, capable
bvink; applied in its pre,ent agape to ♦arioua useful papaws
tile construction of lA'orit, where Machinery Is tr,ed.
Fourthly., A large quantity 01 Casting% Old Iron, and other
Materials.

The Premises may be viewed, and Printed Cataingtses
full rartictdars, will be prepared and ctrcubted protions to
Sale, and Plass may be seen, and funber inkinnatlon bad, ay.
the Premises, or by application to 'antes Adam, li. Nicholas'.
street, Chester; Mr. S. S. A !an, Erlinbo Imo Woritai, -
W'resham Mr. llamas V right, two a the Premises;
Mews. Claughton and Fitebett, of Wartington, Lancasbite.

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PEARS'S TRANSPARENT SOAi'.
PERSONAL BEAUTY depends so cinch on
appear..nce and texture of the that whatrver Eat
butes to protect it from injury, or to improve it. ?nest be tot
dered an object of importance to all who arc snlicitcus to post
the advantage, which Lord Chesterfiebi denominates " ale:ter
recommendation en all occasions ;" and certainly the present
future ages must feel themselves indebted to the Inventor of
curious Chemical Process, by which soap is sepzeated (tom
the impure and noxious substances wkh which, In its creme et
it is invariably united; this refinement is tuaniiestetiby its tra:
parency and fragrance.
Prepared and sold by A. Pears, at his Manufactory, Xtio,
Welt-street, Oxferd.strert, Loudon • price is. cuot la 6d.
Square, ard in large squares, what are perfumed with
Otto of Rosei, for tic ed. Also, Gentlemen's Shaving Cali
at 2s. 6d.—But observe, that wheresoever, or t y vrhonsane
soli, it never can be genuine wii.hcut the inventor's sigma al
(A. Pears) in his hand-writirg.
Pears's Vegetable Rose Colour or Pink Saucer..—TL: is
entire new invention for drawing io Water Colo%it. Paiie
V. ivet, tinging the Cheeks, &c. dyeing Sdk, Lace, Marl
Feathers, Art ficial Flower., :ice.
It is nece,..ary the Puhlic sh.nddfie cantioned with restr..et
any -pur:ous artieles of this twure, as e superior
Pe.trs's Pink Saucers Pas excited many to imitaze ssb t they c.
not equal; therefore it is necessary to ctsserve the name smi
back tel the Sauter," A. Pests," is no ether Can be deTeuded
to be el a norner quality. •
Prepared by A. Pears at his Rosie, Carmine, Transpai
Soap, mid Pick danar Minefactory, as abirts.

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STATE PAPER.

GREAT BRITAIN AND SWEDEN.

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'MEATY OF CONCERT AND SUBSIDY BETWEEN HIS BRI-
TANNIC MAJESTY AND THE KING OF SWEDEN, SIGNED
AT STOCKHOLM, MARCH 3, 1813.
• In the name of the most Holy and Undivided Trinity,
to His. Majesty the King of the Ueited Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, and his Majesty the King of Sweden, equally ani-
. tasted with the desire of drawing closer the ties of friendship and
good intelligence which so happily subsist between them, anti pe-
. Detrated with the urgent necessity of establishing with each other
a close concert for the maintenance of the independence of the
North, and in order to accelerate the so much wished for epocha
of a general peace, have agreed to provide for this two-fold
object by the preeent Treaty. For this purpose they have
chosen for their Plenipotentiari6, namely, his Royal Highness
the Patrice Reams T, in the name and on behalf of his Majesty
' the King ot the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
the Honourable ALEXANDRR Hoax, Major• General of his Ma-
jesty's Armies; and EDWARD THORNTON, Esq. liie Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to his Majesty the
Xing of Sweden—and his Majesty the Kino of SWEDLN, LAW.
I LNCe Count d'ENGE4TROM, one of the Lords of the Kingdom
, of sweden, Minister of State and for Foreign Affairs, Chancellor
of the University of Lurid, Knight Commander f the King's
' Orders, Knight of the Royal Order of Charles XIII. Great Eagle
of the I.egion of Honour of France; and Gornt/us Baron de
Wierrearraor, Chancellor of the Court, Commander of the
Order of the Polar Star, one of the Eighteen of the Swedish Ace.
daisy ; who, after having exchanged their respective full powers,
found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following
Ar.icles: ,
ARTICLE I. His Majesty the king of kwedenengages to em-
ploy a corps of not less than thirty thoffand men, in a direct
operations upon the Continent against, the common enemies of the
two high contractieg parties. This army ehali act in concert with
the Russian troops, placed under the command of his Royal
Highness the Prince Royal of Sweden,. according to stipulations
to this effect already existing between the Courts of Stockholm I
and St. Petersburgh. . . I
ll.—The said Courts having communicated to his Britannic
Majesty the engagements subsisting between them, and having
foci ally demanded his said Majesty's accession thereto, and his
Majesty the King -of Sweden having, by the stipulations con-
tained in the preceding article, given a proof of the desire which
animates hint to contribute also on his- part to the success of the
common cause; his Britannic Majesty being desirous in return
to Joe an immediate and unequivocal proof of his resolution to
joie his interests to those of Sweden and Russia, promises and
*meets by the present Treaty to accede to the conventions al-
ready existing between those two Powers, insomuch that his Bri-
tain! c Majesty will not only not oppose any obstacle to the an-
nexation and union in perpetuity of the Kingdom of Norway as
an integral part, to the Kingdom of Sweden, but also w.O assist
the views of hts Majesty the King of Sweden to that effect, either
1 by his good offices, or by employ;ng, if it should be necessary,
i bib naval co-operation in concert with his Swedish or Riis ian
forces. It is nevertheless to be understood, that recourse shall
I not be had to force for effretmg the union of Norway to Sweden
onless his Majesit the King of Denmark shall have preilowily
retu'ed to join the alliance of the North, upon the conditions sti-
, pulated in the engagements subsisting between the Courts of
Stockholm and St. Petersburgh; and his Majesty the King of
Swedensengages, that this union shall take place with every pos•
Bible regard and consideration for the happiness and liberty oldie
people ot Norway.
1 111 —ln older to give more effect to the engagements contracted
by his Majesty the King of Sweden in the first article of the pre-
eent Treaty, which have for object direct operations against the
i cimnion enemies of the two Powers; and in order toput hist:we-
! dish Majesty in a state to begin without loss of time, and as soon
as the Masco shad permit, the said operations, his Britannic Ma-
jesty engages to funnel' to Ids Majesty the King of Sweden, (in-
dependently of other succours which general circumstances may
place at his dilosai) for the seivice of the campaign of the pre-
sent year, as well as for the equipment, the transport and main-
tenance if his troops, die suns of one niilliou sterling, payable
at Lot don monthly, to the agent who shall be au•horised by his
Swedish Majesty to receive the same, in such manner as not
exceed the payment of two hundred thousand pounds sterling
SlCh month, wail the whole shall be paid.
IV —it is agreed between the two High Contracting Parties,
tine at. Avarice, of which the amount and the time of perm et
shad be deiet mined between dem, and which is to be deducted
from the miilion before stipulated, shall be made to his Majesty
the King at Sweeten for the " muse en campagne," and for the
Bret march of the troops; the retualt.der of the beforesmentioced
aucceurs are , es commeece from the day of tbelandirg of the Swe-
dish army, as it is stipulated hy the two High Contracting Parties
in the first arnele of the present' reaty.
V.—The- Two High Contracting Parties being desirous of
giving a solid.asd lasting guarantee to their relations, as well po-
lalcal as commercial? his Britannic Majesty, animated with a de-
sire to give to his shy evident proofs of his sincere friendship,
consents to cede to his Majesty the Kir got Sweeten, and to his
successors to the Crown ot Sweden ip the order of succession
established by his said Majesty, and the States-General of his
kii.gdons, under date the twenty-sitih of September, 1810, the
posseseiun of Guadeloupe, in the Wait Inclat, and to ti mister to
Ls Swedish Majesty ale t' e rights of his Britannic Majesty over
. that Island, in so tar as his said Majesty actually possesses the
/tante. This Colony shall be given up to the Commissioners of
his l'elajeaty the Kies of sweden in the course of the month of
August of the present year, or three months after the landieg of
the Swedish. troops on the Contineut ; the whole to take place
gecording to the conditions agreed upon between fhe Two High
Contracting Parties, in the separate Article annexed to the pre-
• sent Tree. i.
Vl.—As a reciprocal consequence of what has been stipulated
In the preceding article, hii hilajeqy the King of Sweden en-
rages to grant, for the :pace of twenty years, to take date from
the exchange of the ratifications of the present l reaty, to the
subjects of his Britannic Majesty, the right ot entrepot in the
ports of Gottenburgh, Carlshan:n, and Stralsund, (whenever
this last-mentioned place shall rett.rn under the Swedish dorni•
Nion), for alt commodities, productions, orsmerchandize, whe-
• ther of Great Britain or of her colonies, laden on board British
or Swedish vessels. The said commodities or merchandize,
whether they be of such kind as may be introduced and subject
to duty in Sweden, or who ther their introduction be I•rohibitcd,
shall pay without distinction, a; duty of entrepot, one per cent.
, at: valorem, upon entry, and the same upon discharge. As to
I every other particular relating to this objeci, the general regula-
• tions existing in Sweden shall be conformed to; *seating always
the subjects of his Britannic Majesty upon the footing of the
most favoured natioes.
...
VlL—From the day of the egnature of the present Treaty, his
Majesty the King ot the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, and his Majesty the King ot Sweden, reciprocally pro-
. mile not to separate their mutual interests, and particularly those
of Sweden, which are referred to in the present Treaty, In any
aegociatiou whatever with their common enemies.
VlM—The ratifications of the present Treaty shall be ex-
changed at Stockholm within hour weeks, or sootier, if possible.
In faith of which, we the undersigned, in virtue of our full
powers, have signed the present Treaty, and have affixed
thereto the seals of our arms.
Done at Stockholm, the third March, In the year of our
LORD one thousand eight hundred and third en.
ALEXANDER HOLE. LE COMTE D'ENGESTROM.
, (I-8!) (L.S.)
ED W. I tiORNTON, G. BARON DE WETTERSTEDT.
(L.S) (L.S.) ,
SEPARATE ARI ICLE.

As a consequence of the cession made by his Britannic Ma-
jesty, in the filth arttele of the Treaty signed this day, of the
Wand of Guadaloupe, his Majesty the King of Sweden engages,
1. Faithfully to fulfil and observe the stipulations of the capi-
talatioi, of the said island, under date the sth of February, lbw,
ao that all the privilege!, rights, benefice,, aizd prerogatives, con-
firmed by that act to the inhabitants of the colony, shall be pre-
served and maintained.
2. To take for this purpose, previous to the cession before,.
mentioned, every engagement which may be judged necessary
with his Britannic Majesty, and M execute all acts conformable
thereto.
3. To grant to the inhabitants of Guadeloupe the same protec-
tion and the same advantages which the other subjects of his Ma.
jesty the King of Sweden enjoy, conformably always to the laws
and stipulations actually existing in Sweden.
4, 10. forbid and prohibit, at the period of the cesaion, the in-
ttoductioa of slaves from Africa into the said island, and the other
possessions in the West Indies of his Swedish Majesty, and not
ail pipit jl►44 iiillects 19 upp is Oa Om &Mei la at

gigetieM vrtiet fps Biretta Misty Is the 1.104 Walt t*
tract, as this traffic hag never been authorised by him
5. To exclude, during the continuance of the present war, all
armed vessels and privateers belonging to States at war witt.
Great Britain, from the ports and harbnurs of Guadeloupe; and
not to permit in any future wars in which Great Britain may he
engaged, and Sweden remain neutral, the entrance into the ports
of the said colony of the privateers belonging to any of the Belli-
gerent States.
6. Not to alienate the said island eel:bout the consent of his
Britannic Majesty; and,
7. Tct; grant every protection and security to British subjects,
and to their property, whether they may choose to quit the colony,
or to remain there.

This separate article shall have the same force and effect as if
it were Inserted, word for word, in the Treaty signed this day,
and shall be ratified at the same time.

In faith of which, we the undersigned, in virtue of our full
powers, have signed the present separate article, and have
affixed thereto the seals of our arms.
Done at Stockholm, the third March, in the year of our
LORD one thousand eight hundred and thirteen.
ALEXANDER HOPE. LE COMTE D'ENGESTROM.
(L.S.) (L.S.)
EDW. THORNTON, G. BARON DE WE rfERSTEDT.

(LS.)

(LS.)

PARLIAMENT ART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 11.

The House me at ten o'clock in the morning.
In a Writ of Error from the Court of Exchequer Chamber in
Ireland, " Lowland demise M'Namara and others v. Lynch,"
Mr. Adam and Sir Samuel Romilly were heard for the Plain-
tiffs in error, and Mr. Walton for the Defendant in error.—
Judgment deferred.

In an Appeal from the Court of Chancery in Ireland, " Hunt
and others o.Maunsell," sir Samuel Romilly and Mr. Bell were
heard for the Appellants, and Mr. Richards and Mr. Maddox
for the Respondent.—Judgment on Monday.
The Manure Carriage BM was, on the motion of Lord Sr.
JOHN, read a second time and committed for Monday.
The Liverpool Port Improvement Bill, some local and private
Bills were brought up from, the Commons by General GAS-
COIGNE Sir JAMILS GRAHAM, Mr. COURT INAY, Mr. FARQU-
HAR, and other Members, and read a first time.
`I he Militia Enlistment Bill passed through a Committee, and
was r ported.

The-Earl of DARNLEY adverted to the subject of the Venti-
lation of the House, and expressed a wish that the plan of Sir
Humphrey Davy should Fave a fair trial on the next night when
the House was crowded, which was agreed upon.