Star.
London, England, 1826-11-03 00:00:00

ESTABLISHED MEDICINES.

rNEWBERY and SONS, Propriators of D.
• Janss's and other valuable Medicines, cad's do MSc
against Counterfeits, and acquaint them, AM mist but the
a
are sold at their Warehouse. No. 45, in At. Pas Clorchrd:
the third !souse from Cheapside..

Dr. James's Powder . 11 I

12 in a Bottle . . 24 0

s. d.
Dr. Steer's Opsdsidse . 2 9

Camomile-Mir . 1 9

Analeptic Pills . 4 6 Conenbian Oil . 2 6
—6in a Family Box .24 0 Paregork Lozenges 1
Dalby's Carminative . 1 9 Bilious Pills (Newbeeyss) 2 9
Collins's Cephalic Snuff 1 1e Essence of Coltdoot .
Mr. Spence 's Dentifrice 4 0 Huzhanes Tiact. Bark 3 6
The authenticity of the above will be ascertained by the manse
of " F. Newbery" being engraved in the stamp.
Lir. Wander's Tea . . 2 9 I Dr. Hssoper's Pills . I 1
And every other Medicine ol repute. On taking sic, the stamps
are allowed.

Seeing the Act of the Congress of Vienna of 9th
July, 1815, and the Articles belonging to it, relative to
the Navigation of the Rhine—Seeing our assent to that
Act, considering that, in these articles, it is laid down as
a principle, that the Navigation of the Rhine shall be
free, and shall not be prohibited to any person for the
purposes of trade—
Desiring to remove the difficulties that have hitherto
prevented the measures required, as well for the Neel-
gatihn of the Rhine, as the laying down the regulations
for the said navigation, according to the Resolutions
taken at Vienna—•
Observing the steps taken by other States on the
Banks, and especially lately, tending to carry into effect
the resolutions respecting the Navigation of the Rhine—
Desiring, as far as lies in our power, while the ar-
rangements to beamed* with other States are yet pending,
no longer to deptive those who are interested in the en-
joyment of the advantages which they may expect from
the regulation of the Act of Congreis relative to the
Navigation of the Rhine.
Wiibing at the same time, so far as can be done, with-
out affecting the honour, the just interests, and the
claims of the Netherlands' Government, to manifest our
readiness to meet the wishes of some of the Powers and
States on the Banks, and convinced that the said State 4
will chew the same readiness, as may be justly expected
and required; as it is our obiect to prevent the conduct
of the Netherlands from being alleged as a motive in
refusal by other States on the &tanks, to comply with
the detertninatiou of the Vienna Act— _

Observing that, on the Eighth Sitting of the COM•
mittee of the Vienna Congress, appointed to regulate
the affairs of the River Navigation in general, it was
agreed, that the Lek alone, shall* considered as the
continuation of the Rhine, and subject to the regulations
to be agreed upon respecting the Navigation, have or.
dained and ordain:—

Art. I. The Lek shall be considered as the continua-
tion of the Rhine, in the territory of the Netherlands,
mid the tolls levied on this passage shall cease from the
Ist of Apia nest, and shall be replaced by a duty of
navigation, which stall, in the sequel, be regulated by
us, according to the sense of the first part of the three
Articles, relative totbe Navigation of the Rhine, and in
proportion to the leagth of the course of the river in the
Netherlands. R. From the Ist April, the Rhine ship.
per: using the naviga:ion laid down in the preceding
Article, shall no longer pay a patent duty, or licence,
but shill pay instead a duty to be hereafter determined
in the spirit of the second part of the said 3d Article.—.
S. According to the 22d Article, shippers and ships
belonging to the navigation of the Rhine, destined for
the direct conveyance of goods, without unloading,
shall be excused, on entering the kingdom, from the
formalities prescribed by the law of 26th August, 1822.
4. The prohibition respecting the transit of goods fixedl
by the tariff of 1/323, shall cease from let April next,
for goods conveyed up or down the Rhine and the Lek
as its continuation. 5. The measures contained in thisl
resolution are adopted in the confidence, that the other
States interested will meet them by corresponding re-
gulations ; and in ease the Netherlands should not find
this expectation fulfilled, we reserve to ourself the right
to revoke them, or to modify them as we shall see good.
6. Our Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Interior,
and coin Councillor of State, Administrator of the
Direct Taxes, Import and Export, and Excise Duties,
',ball, with all speed, lay before us the necessary pro-
posals respecting every thing that is required to ensure
the punctual execution of the regulations in this Ordi-
nance by theist April next.
Given at Lott, lithicptember, of the year isle, the 13th of
our Reign. (Signed) WILLIAM.
(By the King's command),
(Signed) .1. G. DE MKT VAN STRUZIPKIIRK.
(Signed) The Secretary of State,
.1. 31XY VAN 3TBEEFURIL