Star.
London, England, 1815-04-17 00:00:00

HEREFURD,HIRE AND RADNOR4HIRE.

API FAL FR liOl.o E, l'A re.ai Ft raiE FREE.
M.lllOl, WUL)I)6, FARMS, &al (.ANUS, and WALKS,
CCM .Sce.

ONE TIiIUSAND Reif% Mcai n,, Pasture, sud
SU rnd Ottetitkit

Shoat: in 4 muse beanteul.part lit the Co vi rrs, and well wa:ervd.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Citifet•huu.e, %Awns,: as .y.
oft Tiittesu.t: /WIC 15,:813, at 1- welvJ &atm*, in I ins,
Vaitiab,e and very I ril:lrt,v tWe FkFE.
HOL() EN FATES. part Tithe-irtv, w 1 I, -xtenscve
C•t111,114)11 in the Conoco.* of ilerefo... and if:tat:or .
Corisistimt nearly 4 ine Thous..n.l Actg. of 14. 4. t Al4..td.w.
cure, Arable, and Wood Land, avoi urn Aar 1. l'h tit.: vianor
(.1 Ballailds, Fines, t2int Rents, asiil au Antrtit-nt on vo'i;:ene
watt an exretts.va ltight of Commun. The • gvtai Farms
or It "Ad; tut very rub Grating if.uin, eatksi Letl, ram:. with
a capWl Water Corn Nlill ; and •he Low farm, elite ling, with
ex:ellcitt Faro t.O table Ouctitolding. all dvfcriptions.
l'he L.41111t. are I.lt.rf•cCtetl by the noyets Htudwil. Lugs, and
Arrow, b) which tin y may be irrigarA. and are strua.eti in the
Varashes of Preneign, Penibridge, and New Ra Ivor, v.:Adios:us
to good &faria rowns,and commantims beouttful views 44 !Imp
varie.l scent y of the Country; Hsi
*bull:• in the occupstain of respectable Tenants un-lcr agree.ncat,
forming a very eligible property to lowest money.
To be viewed, by applying on the Pfehlittegi, or of Mr. John
Cheese, Lyon's Hall, near Kinston, where Particulars and every
isifortnation may be had. and Plans of the ksta.e seen: Partici:.
tars at the Otford Arms, Knistoa ; Messrs. Bird and Woc'.las.
too, Hereford; and at the Hotel; the Radnor Arm., l'resteign;
I.lon, Leominster ; Wm. Handy, Esq. the Horpok and the
Stir Inns, Worcester; Duke's Arms, Knighton; Crown stun Ilse!,
Ludlow; Hotel, Liverpool; Bush, Bristol; Woke Linn, Bath;
Mr. Phelps, Evesham ; Hen and Chicsees, dirmineisain; T. G.
Parr, Esq. Lichfield; Castle, l'amwortis ; Gorge, North.mipto:i
Mr. Adams. Oxford; George, Cheltenham; King's Head, Glou-
cester; at Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury 'vary, Fleet.
street; at Oarraway's Cogee-house; and of Mr. SoJitif,
wick-street, Golden-square, London, where Plans of the Estate
may be seen.

RADNORSHIRE.
ON THE DOR DERS ON HERE.FIR DiHIRE.

The BEGUILDY and ItHW UYDD ES l'A FES, near One
Thoii..ind Three Hundred Acres, divided in cot:vac! Farins;
with Fariii-houses and I ildinge, add very vaiustile Coauuun
Bias% to a great mint, on the I3eguddy aud tither I
By Mr. 10/31Pli,
At Garravny's Coffee-house, 'Change All.l, Cornht:l, Loulon,
on Tii VILMA V, June 15, ISIS, a: Tune/re o'ciock, in Lots,

THE valuAble an,l very improvable FREEHOLD
ES ITS, (with the valuatfle Common Right on the Be-
&lily and other tials, many m les in extent, situate in the parish
ut Ilepildy,) betwteniiitightosi and Newtown, in the con .ty at
Radnor ; coinrrs-,ng One fhou and Two Hundred and E gyc y.
one Acres of excellent meadow, pasture, arable, an 1 onati pab
wood Lands, divided in contract Fermi; the Regnildy
house sod Lands, let to respect Able Tenants, on agrremeati for
short Terms, a: Rents ainounting to about One Chuusand ilree
Hundred Pounds per annum.

The Estate is nearly compact, in a fine commanding situation,
and very valuable for the great extent of comm :ghta *1
liver team flows through the Estate, which is storedWoth trout
and other fish, and Mighty valuable tur arriptiag the nseadows.
tbe lands abound with pine of all sorts, and Ina hills With grouse.
A most desirable Property tor investing Money, and fat Field
Sports, situate six miles front Knighton, front which plate flan
New Road passes through to Newtown, Welds Pool, ice. and
stn miles front Ludit.w.

May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price, len. and jun. at
Vytliv Loyd, Dot/gess, and Briudryn,tg Farms, where Pardcu•
lar. maybe bad; at the Duke's Anus, Knighton.' (Wiwi Anna,
Ktngtota ; of John Cheese, Esq. Lynn's Hall, neat ni.nt:on,
where Plans may be seen; Hotel, and Messrs. Liirl and W(4)1.
Luton, Heretord; Crown, Ludlow; Hop-pole and Star finis,
and of Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester ; t;,,ntge Inn, Ctt e.c I .1.11 tug
King's Hatt, thonceAter; then sod Chickeni, IStrntLik.-rts;
Pair, Esq.l.telifteld; Mr. Pbelps, Estsll.l,n; .it Nleioss.
Jones and sateen, Saltsburpsquare, tileet-'trees ; at Garr.o4,l,Ati
Culfee-budoe; and of Mt. Robins, Warwick-crew, Cuiden.:
square, where Plans of the Estates may be ,!eett.
The Woad front Loudon is through Worcester and Luluat.

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ROUSE OF COMMONS.

IMPORTANT SnflE PAPER.

CASTLEREAGH.

REAGIL

BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK.
MONDAY, A 111 IL 11.-01tD::.R S.--ennunittee on Acts relat-
ing to the Abolition of the Slave Trade—Assessed Taxes Bill,
cerynd time—tic,ttch Records Bill, second time—Scotch Mad-
houses Bill, secii::l time—Further con4oer anon on the Report
of the County Rate Bill—Scotch Commissary Courts Bill, se-
cond time—Scorch Jury Bill, third time—Committee on Act SI
Geo. 111. (Southern Whale Fishery)—Committee on the Irish
Treasury Bills Bill—Report on the Greenland Fishery BM
Committee on Bonny to British White Herring Fishery—Re-
port of titipply—Committee of Sul ;Iy--Committee on Packet
Boat, liill.—l7ommittee on Salaries to the Judge, of the Combo
tory Court of Scotland—Committee of Ways and Means.
Not tces.—atir Saltine' Romilly, Report of the Recorder on
Nee Conviction of Lathrop Murray, for Bigamy—The lord
Advocate, Bill for the Regulation of P.Alars and Hawkers in
Scotland—Mr. Ba.hur 4, To provide fur Regulations retptcting
Aliens.
Tor. snAr.—N alizes.---Mr. Barham, Bill to prevent Brijlsh
Subjects from ewe: in; into any Foreign Slave Trade—Sir James
Macintosh; Declaration of the Ministers of the Allied Powe:s
at Vienna.
Oen?. es.—Committee on Seamen's Wills Bill—Calcutta Li-
mits Bill, second time.
WIDN UP rlc r.—Mr. Grenfell. Account of the
State of Public Balances at the Baok of England since the year
1807.
0 Rom—Committee on Highways Amendment Bill.
TIHYRSDAY.-NOTIC —Sir John Newport, to abolish cer-
tain great Law Offices in the Coors of Law in Ireland—Sir
Jam Newport, Motion respecting an Act of Court of the Sea,
sion of the 14th of March, 1814, assigning Fees to Clerks of
the Court—Mr. Ponsonby, In-mu:Aiwa to Lord W. lieuranck.

COPY OF A NOTE FROM PRINCE METTERNICH TO LORD

a The undersigned, blinister of State for Foreign
Affairs, has received the Vote in which his Excel-
lency Lord Castlereagh, Principal Secretary of State
of his Britannic Majesty for Foreign Affairs, inquires,
in the name of his Court, explanations of the arrange-
ments determined upon with respect to the Continent,
and chiefly with regard to the duce principal Powers ;
and also satisfactory assurances as to those interests
which are specially confided to the honour and ami-
cable intervention of Great Britain. At the same
time he has received a pnjet of a Convention on the
part of his Excellency, which declares the wishes of
the British Government upon these last points.
a The undersigned, in professing that he is ready
to give, in concert with the 0t1r...r Allied Cabinets, the
most frank explanations on the first topic, hastens to
apprize Lord Castlereagh, that having submitted the
Sir jet of the Convention to the Emperor, he has been
authorized by his Imperial Majesty t' accept the in-
closed, and to cause to be drawn up a preliminary
act of acceptance, which he has the honour herewith
to transmit to his Excellency, and which shall be
followed, as soon as passible, by an instrument pre.
pared according to thv usual onus. The undersigned
bag the honour to be, &c.

" Troyes February 15, 4."
DispA Klett xiso by 114 Excellency Count Nessel.
rode .I'4 his Exceilvocy Prince airdenberg.

PItELIMINAItY ACT OF ~CCILSAON OF THF couirrs 07
AUSTRIA, RUSSIA AND I'AVSSIA. TO THE 1.110110:11TIO11S
SIADE 1W 1113 EXCELLENCY LOND VISCOUNT CAISTJA-

1i Troyes, February 15, Ma.
46 His Excellency Lerd Viscount Castlereagh, the
principal Secretary of .`';fate cif his Majesty the King
of the United Kinf.r,doin of Great Britain, having
transmitted to the undersigned a projet of a Colwyn-
tiou, of which the fol;owing is the tei.or
As the negociations with the en.:ny may termi-
nate, perhaps, befine the internal arrangements be-
tween the Allied Powers can be agreed upon, and his
Britannic Majesty not considding himself in justice
-called upon to make considerable sacrifices of his
conquests from 'France, for the general good of
rope, without at least being certain relatively to those
arrangements on the Continent which most directly
concern his interests and his honour; their Imperial
and Royal Nlajesties, in order to give his Britannic
Majesty a pro 4 of their gratitude for the persevering
and liberal aid which they have received from his said
Majesty, during the continuance of the war, and con-
sidering the demands of his Britannic Majesty as just
in themselves and equally conformable to the true
interests of Europe, agree,
64 1. That the 11eAgic Provinces as far as the Meuse,
situated between the ancient frontier of France and
that river, as well as the country situated beyond that
river, comprised within a line drawn from the Meuse
to Maestricht by Aix-la-Chapelle and Duren, as far
as Cologne on the Rhine, shall be ceded to the Prince
of Orange, as Sovereign of the United Netherlands,
to be united for ever as an integral part of Holland.
K 2. That the other territories situated on the Left
Bank of the Rhine, if not whully or in part united to
Holland, shall be at least so disposed of as to provide
security and protection,' for that country and the north
of Germany in a military point of view; and that
no arrangement shall take place with respect to them
without the full and entire consent of his Britannic
Majesty.
66 3. That there shall be granted to the King of
Sicily, in lieu of the kingdom of Naples, a liberal in.
demnity in Italy, the relations and position of which
shall be settled by common assent, and the value of
which shall not be below that proportion which his
Sicilian Majesty ha. a right to, from the scale of his
loss,?1 compared with those of other Sovereigns, having
a right to indemnities, and according to the means
which the Allied Powers may reserve fur satisfying
those claims.
66 4. That the vessels of war found in any-of the
ports which, by virtue of the conclusion of peace,
shall be ceded to the Mies, shall be regart.ed and
treated as the remains of the means and implements
of war, and shall not be replaced at the disposition of
France.

“ And h,is and Apostolic Majesty, (his
Imperial M j sty the Emperor of all the Russias, and
Lis Ntijesty the King of Prussia), having agreed to
the ,Lni.inds of his Britannic Majesty contained in the
fot:: preceding articles, the widei signed Minister of
State, of Conttrences, and of Foreign Affairs, (the
undersigned Secretary of State, and the undersigned
Chancellor of State), is charged and authorised, in
the name .ind on the part of his august Master, to
guar.mtee its acceptance and execution by the present
act, till the Convention proposed and acceded to can
be cln :tiled in the usual twins.
4, 1.. virtue of which the undersigned has alE;ed to
the present Act h.s signature and the wain( hiiirms.
” Duir at Troyee, the iSth of Ftbruary. 1814,
• 46 The Paiscii, MErrEat9ctt.".