Star.
London, England, 1812-10-05 00:00:00

metrr orr PEACE.

iIETWEEN HIS MAJESTY THR KING OF SWEDEN AND 1118
MAJENTY THE KIND OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
Olt (MEAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
In the II:Inv of the most holy and indivisible
Trinity, his Majesty the King of Sweden, and his Ma-
jesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, being equally animated with the
de,ite of re-establishing the ancient relations of friend-
ship and good intercourse between the two Crowns
and their vespective State, Lave appointed to that
effect, namely, his Majesty the King-of Sweden, the
Sienr Laurent, Baron de Eigerstrotn, &c. &c. and
the Sienr Gustavus Baron de Wetterstedt, &c. and
the Prince Regent (in the name and on the behalf of
ibis: Mujeaty tbe :King, of the United .Kingdom of
Groat. Brit.-its and Ireland), Edward-Thornton, Esq.
which Pktnipntentiaries, after exehangidg- their full
pri*ert.4 drasn up in lull and-dud form, have agreed
upon the billowing. art iciest
" Aar. I. There shall be, between their Majesties the King
of Sweden and the Keg of the United KingdoM of Great Sri-
coin and Ireland, their heirs and suseessors, and between their
subjeets, Kingdoms, and States respectively, a firm, true, and
inviolable peace, and a sincere and perfect union and friendship;
so that, from this motneut, every subject of misunierstanding
that may have surristed between them shall be regarded as en-
tirely ceased and destroyed.
44 11. 'I be relations of friendship and commerce between the
two countries shall be re-established on the footing whereon
they stood on the lat day of January, 1791; and all Treaties and
Conventions subsisting between the two States at that epoch
shall be regarded as renewed and confirmed, and are according-
ly, by the present Treaty, renewed and confirmed.
" 111. If in resenunent of tie present pacification, and there-

establishment of the good intercourse between the two cows-
' tries, any Power whatsor ver make war upon Sweden, his Ma-
jesty the King of the United Kingeont of Great Britain and Ire-
land engages to take measures, in concert with his Majesty the
King of Sweden, for tke security and independence of his States.
" IV. The present Treaty shall be ratified by the two con-
tracting perms, and the taLficatious eachanged within six weeks,

or sorner, if possible.
14 In frith whereof, we the nneerilened. in virtue of our full
powers. have It gt led the present Creaty, and thereto affixed our
Seals.—Done at Orebro, on the of July, 1812.
(Signed) " Baron D'Enozassitow.
4. Baron Da IkaTTLacrzor.
" EDWARD THORNTON."

[Here follow the Ratifications, signed by the Pi • ce Regent
on the 4th of August, and by his Swedish Majcsty on the 17th
August.]

A Prussian Statesman of distinction, dismissed at
the commencement of the war with Russia, is said to
have been lately arrested at Prague, on the requisition
of the Prussian Government.

The Spanish Government lime sent two of the
mortars used by the French at the siege of Cadiz, as
a present to his Royal Highness the PIiINCE Rzomr.
Ti.ece new eimplemtnts rf war were invented by a
Spaniard.; they are said to wegh 20 tons, and cart y
a.sbell of one hundred weight to the amazing distance
of three miles.
A private letter from Philadelphia on the 20th ult.
' says : " Twelve Frenchmen have arrived in this city,
seven direct from Courdeaux, and the others via Eng-
land. They are military men, and have solicited
employment in the United States army. They are
all likely to obtain commissirns."

The following tragical event lately happened at
Cherbourg :—A young man having in vain solicited
his mothar's consent to his marrying her servant.
maid, went up to his bed-chamber, threatening that
he. would destroy himself. An instant after, a pistol
Was discharged. The motl.er finding the door halted.
ran out to alarm die neighbours, and then fainted
away. The neighbours, on breaking open the door,
were received by the young man with peals of laugh-
ter I Tte mother died of the fright she had received
in forty eight horns. The young man was commit-
ted to gaol.
On the 11th ult. several violent shocks of an earth-
quake were felt at Florence. The Only d3mage done
was the almost entire demolition of the church of St.
Quirino. _
A fire broke out in a hay-loft on the 9th ult. at
Tienhoven, on the Zuyderzee, which befote it was
got under, destroyed the church and 11 houses. For-
tanately no lives ware log.
We have tiad 1 to the melancholy account from
Chepstow, in a former paper, that the bodies of Miss
Feinett and Miss MAIWARET SMICTER, were found on
Monday last, having drifted with the tide tear to
Tintern Abbey. The remains of Mr. ROTHERY were
discovered oil Friday near the mend' of the Severn.
The bodies have now been all found, except that of
Miss ROTHERY. The ishole company had attended
Divine service in the morning, and What is ren.ark-
able, heard a set mon from the wotils" to die is
g;tin," in which the preacher, commenting onsthe
uncertainty of life, put die question, !a a solemn and
impressive manner to les auditory, whether, if death
were to summon them that day, they could indivi-
dually say —" to die is gain ?" —Bath Paper.
Hoes:sae and Co. respectfully acquaint the Pnb. :
lic, that they have a variety of Tickets and Shares
l' on sale at the lowest prices, in the State Lottery to
be drasen on the 20th of next October-- only 10,000
Tickets, two Prizes of C 20,000, besides many capi-
tal prizes, and no prize less than £22. Houwssir
and Co. have been successful in selling and sharing'
Capital Prizes to their Friends who have honoured i
them with their favours, at their old-established State
Lottery Office, 26, Comilla ; where all Prizes are i
exchanged without any deduction whatever.
A property, some part of which was heath, in one
of the most unimproved parts of the Stewaitry of
Kirkcudbright, purchased twolve years ago, at .e 7
per acre, w.as sold last week at £lOO per acre.
Last week, a farmer,named Holland, brought into
Boston market the carcase'of an ox, with an intention
of offering it for sale, although in a state of putridity.
On the Information of the Ma: ket Jury, the Mayor
ordered it to be seized, and condemned it to be burnt.
HarrOa GAlLDLN.—Saturday five persons, part of
, a gang i.f coiners, were brought up for re•exansiba:
don. • They had been apprehended in a house in
Dakg..streat,.St. George's Fields, with a:quantity aifl
dollars, half-crowns, and shillings, and sixpeneera in I
an unfinished state, to the number of nearly +oo.
'The implements and apparatus used in coining,
were likewise found concealed in the kitchen. They
were remanded.

. .
. Monday op the toad between Brabourne Lees and
:Ashford, . Thomas Bassett, a man in the employ "of
Xogers, baker,at Ashford, who being rather its-1
ltialctited, fell out of a waggon, and the hind wheeli
paNsed•over his body. The unfortunate man was.
ta taken li irreales, iR which state he remained tilt
the following dalyinien be expired,

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SALES BY AUGTIONT#

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD.
Pursuant to an order of the High Court orChancery, Made in a
Cause, Brodie against Barry, on Thursday the 22d day of
October instant at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, before
'llamas Drake, Gentleman, the person appointed by the said
Court, at the horse of Alexander Getty, the Mosley Anus
Inn, at the top of Market-street-lane, Manchester, in the
County of 'Lancaster in several Lots,
`HE FACTORY or FOUNDILY,Iate of44PX.
1 ANDER BRODIE, Esq. deceitied, situate at Knott
near Manchester aforesaid; and the Stock in Trade, Good-wall
and Premises, in which the said Concern is carried on—Partial,
lars whereof may be hal (grria) at the Office of John Campbell,
Esq. one of the Masters ut the said Court, situate in Southanip,
ton-buildings, Chancery-iane ; Messrs. Devon and l'ooke,
citors. Gray's Inn; Mess! I Dellie and Thomas, Solicitors. Crane-
court, Fleet-itreet ; C5ll s. Cooper and Lowe; St:Eaton.; Sbuth-
r anipton' buildings, Chanctry-lacie, London; Mr. Robert Milne,
Solicitor, M'anchesier; at the Place of Sale; and at the priacipa
Inns. at Manchester.

Pursuant to an order of the High CoUrt of Chancery, made in a
Cause, Brodie against Barry, on Monday, the 26th day df Oc-
tober instant, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, before
Thomas Drake, Gentleman, the person appointed by the said
Court, at the Tontine Inn, near the iron Bridge, Moakley
Wood, in the county of Salop, in several Lots,
'T'HE FACTORY or FOUNDRY,Lite ofA LEX-
-I- ANDER BRODIE, Esquire, deceased, situate at Calcut 4,
near Broseley, in Shropshire; and the Stock in Trade, Good
N ill, and Premises, in which the said Concern is carried on:
whereof may be bad gratis, at the Oince.of John
Campbell, Esquire, one of the Masters of the said Court, situate
In Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; Messrs. Devon Lid
Tocks, Solicitors, Gray's Inn; Messrs. Dobie and Thomas, So'l•
citt rs, Crane-court, Fleet.street ; Messrs. Cooper,and Lowe, So-
licitors, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,London ; Mr.
W. Hezeldine, Shrewsbury; Messrs. Harper and Son; Solicitors,
Madelsy and Shiffual, Salop ; Mr. James Grimm h, Sol:citor,
Broseley, Salop ; and at the principal Inns at Shrewsbury. '
Pursuant to an Order of the High COurt of Chancery, beating
date the Bth day of July, 1811, made in a Caust-, wherein
Tnostas BINIES is Plaintiff, and the Right Hun. Motels
Lord Rox tar and Others, are Defendants,
AFREEHOLD and in part TYTHE-FREE
ESTATE, called NEW CLOSE HOUSE, situate in the
Tow whip of Hutton. near Rudhy, otherwise Hutton Rud',y, in
the County of York, cousistlng of a Mansion-house and Offices,
and divers Closes or Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture
Land, containing '45 Acres, or thereabouts, with Barn, :stables,
and Out-houses. The said Estate will hoStiki in one Lot, before
SAMUEL Courrou Cox, Esq one of the !Wirers of the raid
Court, on Friday, the 20:111 day of November, 1812, b:tween
the hours of two and three o'clock in the afttnioon, at the Pub-
. lie -Sate Roam of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings,
Chancery-lane, London.
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master s
Chambers, in Southampton•buillings, afar-1A.1,d ; of Joseph
Egerton, Esq. Sol citor' Gray's-lon-square; of Messrs. Turner
and Pike, Solicitors, Bloomsbury-square ; of Mr. Wheltlon,
Parttard's Castle; and of Messrs. Clark and Grey, Solicitors,
Stockton -upon-Tees.

At the London Tavern, Its:lank-street; Plymouth, on Fridays
the 9th day of October next, at Noon,
'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.—
273 Pipes Cups ac lirandy.and Spirits of Brandy
15 filtds.
45 Barrels Claret Wines
394 Cases
1 27 Barrels White
181 Cases Dttto, or Vin de Crave
69 Cases Verdpease 185 Cakes Antimony
I 171 Bap Corks S Barrels Oil
83 lizsgs Almonds 3 Ditto Olives
92 Caies conta'ning Silks, Cambrics, and other Dry Goods,
Being the Cargo of the Antes icon ship LARK, Henry Hutchin-
son late Master, captured by his MAjesty's ships Nixstsst and
.
ARMOR, and condemned-a, Prize. ..
For viewley, Samples, Cata!ogties, and furtive Information,
apply to Mtors. HAsveca anl tins s, Merchants Plymouth;
or to JOHN 'MSC:OS4bI, Bruker.

RENT.—FREEHOLD rft..mluir RESIDENCE IN THE
CENTRE OE THE OWN Olt ST FINGBORNE.
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By Messrs. JORDAN,
At the Rose Inn, Shtingburne, on Wednesday next, the Idiot'
October burant, at Two &Cluck in the Afternoon, subject to
such Conditions of Sale as shall he diets and there produced,
A N excellent and substdntial FREEHOLD FA-
MILY HOUSE, situate in the centra of the Town of
dttingborne, in the County of Kent, nearly opposite the Rose
Inn, and now ht the occupation of Sir John lienslow, lately
lined up at a very consideMble expence, consisag of a Drawing-
room, Dining and Breakfast Parlours, good B d chambers and
Rooms for Servants, extensive Vaulted Cellars capable of con-
taining near an hundred pipes of Wine, together with a Garien
and Grape ry, and every suitable convenience.
Particetani may be known, by applying to Messrs. Ilinde a.'d
Son, Solicitors, Miltoa, next Siitingburue, Kent; Ur. Munun,
Tunstall, Kent; and the Auctioneers, Milton.