The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-07-24 00:00:00

[PROM EDE JOURNAL DE !.IRIS.]

Four military Commissioners from the Allied
Powers will'be charged with the person of Bonaparte
while in his prison in Cog •
The Minister of Police has placed a responsible
Editor to all the Newspapers. It is not to b! sui •
posed that the proprietors of these Papers would Le
content with these measures, which, wider anoth-r
niPme, imposes Censors upon them. We hope, that
unler a moderate Government; which had plo-
d/aimed its former intention to protect •universt
!ibca ty, this responsible Editor wilt- not Gtul ipirnsp•lf
aPtiliorised to interfere with our political opinions.
We know the respect which is due to Ike Gurion-
went, aorl the difficulties in which it is placed by
rthtmg circumstances, bat we trust we shall he a:ph:a
to pr..sorre a wise liberty and he iodepaawlent. It
will cot be our fault if this responsible Editor dies
atot find his functions a sitter:nap. This will be the
ho,t proof of their caretessie;s.
:vlarstial Soult ilai been arrested at Mende. :ay the
Nat itpt:al Guards, tt ho have IsldAsid him its_ shssilnu,e
of the Prefect, where he wails the or sir Power:-
toep:t. The Prefect himself and the Coairmansta.:t
of the Department have also been arrested, anitit•r
.1;) i r I.le Inwer of the Cattle& al.
They w rite frock Bourdeaux, that an Euditi:efieet
has arrived off that city, filled with troop, in iase
of attack the Governor is determinad to tire ,ad
himself.

The city of Jriesny has had a contribution of five
hundred thousand fraucs laid upon It.

FRENCH FUNI)R.
iwer C(1101. 56, 57.—Bark Tl mis so.

A Finnilf,rs Moil is jest arrived, from which we
make the following extracts :

USSELS. Jui.v 2).

FINE ARTS —I NIPOiIT %NT N EWS FROM THE Co.
LOGKE GAZETTE OF TIII:
EXTRACT FROM A nisrATat OF T7I E COMMISSIOMER.
ENERIE, OF THE P11U331 IN GOVERNMENT, M.
Fl AUT %11, DATED FROM PARIS.

" I have 614 day mil ulietl from M. Denon, tl e
Director of the Museum, ihe restitution of our dif.
fprent works of Art!, the n hole nal be. restortd
to us.

" in consequence We arc very busy in emplOig
4 iie Museurn.• 111:e picture representing St. Peter
on 'the Cress, by Itubcw, mill be restored to Co.

legne."

Tlicre is a report this morning, wl,clt seems sea
founded, that en Ito:lid the f igAce which was to coo•
vey 13-iispar:e, there had b en found to the va!ue cf
nearly a r.iiition in gold, ')aill; notes, jewels, calottWe
cfrec:;., as well as the plan of a new Col,-
spiracy.
We learn from the frontiers, that Boachain lots
surrendered to the Allied troops, that Conde still per-
si:os in &folding itself, and that Valimetetines lota
hoisted the white nag, but refuses to submit to 114
Allied arn.iec.

The too n of Spit has obtained an exemption from
the quarleting of troops during the sevon4t
The liniyy news of the qui render of Bobspath',
in•Jrcs the repose of the world, has been im-
nowiceil hy the ringing of hells, and repeated e•-
cl;:tr2,•,i of cannon. It is well known, that o.u:is
XII. kiie4 c.f Soeden.; was killed • on the Ilih 1..;e-
-c•inber, 171 S, before Fi.ederickshall, in Norwrc.
A rieinli PU.g;7loer, van directed the works at tl•e
sreirg that Prince strAcheti out wiOnuC life in
the trenclie:4, said, The Play is over, let Sir go to
stfp,ner. It is to b;* ieperl, that the Bonspard.',
parodying these lentils,
.01) now say, Thcjric,.)4
is finished let us, if poesitle, 6:come h0r.„,,,,,

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Count d'Olonne has entei• ' ,ay, of which
be has i.il“.n possession in the t$ ITslO • f Louis XVIII.
Ile is appointed Goys roor of tout place. The gar.
was clan ely composed of National Guards and
F•der.,s; all these corps are dishamled, and those
w' n composed them, return to their heroes. On
et. •r hand, Gen. Rey, thc. Governor of Valen-
ciennes, has sent lately an Officer of rank !...longing
to Isis Staff. to the out-posts of the Atli.. troops,
n woke(' permitAon to go to Paris to inform him.
si !f concerning the events that have taken place in
that capital ; thi, permission has been granted him,
Lieut.-Col. Wakiers sent to accompany him.
Thi,v ere both everted hack shortly, and there is
five:y reason to. believe that the fortress wilt imams&

nt, after open its gates.
GvxoA. JULY 5. l'hree large transports have
Istely been sent front Ene,leintl, Wet) with all sorts
of arm- and asarneniti..ii, as a present from the
British Government to our Sovereign.

ST vrrSMAN OFFICP. W',l O'CLOCK.
RONAPARTR OFF TORBAY.

Ali °firer ha< arrived-at the Admiralty with dia.
pa miles om-Ca p. M 4 ITLAN.D.of Ekllerophon,stat-
kg that 110 KAP InTE Kenton board of 'hat ship on the
instant, with forty persons iu hip a..ite ; and a
I Iraphie ditpatch antiounces the arrivA .1 the ship
, i•nrhav ; so that if' these accoitots be correct NA-
roLEom's destination i! the Tower of London.

The if Mr. 84awe. Atuuassador to the United
SI3 P% amerira, prnePPda to New York in the
I acerlemoniort. Capt. .1 acic-ox, which is fitting up
for. h.g convey mew..
Ti. Sulairr. Copt. Baum arrived on Satur.
dav at with digspa.ehes from Gen. Sir
joitg Clara and it- 1-Admirat Sir PHILIP DUR.

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frHE sTnitsmA

ACT OF THE CONGRESS OF VIENNJ.

Thp Powers who signed the Treaty concluded at
Paris on the 30th of May, 1814, having 're..assem-
bled at Vienna agreeably to the 3211 article ,f that
act, with the Princes and Slates in all:slice with
them, to complete thed;spositi.,os of the said Treaty,
and to add to it other arrangements reniered neces-
sary by the condition in which Europe was placed
at the conclusion of the last war, desiring now to
comprise in one common transaction the-different re.
sults of their negotiations, that they may he sane.
tioned by their mutual ratifications; have-authorised
their Pletiipotentiariesto collect into a general instru-
ment, the dispositions of greater and permanent in-
terest, and• to join to this Awed, as integral parts of
the arrangements of Congress, the treaties, conten-
tions, declarations, regulations, anti other particu-
lar acts, which &refound cited in the present treaty.
And the aforesaid Powers having named as Plenipo-
tentiaries to Congress, viz.—[hlere follow the names
cod titles of the Plenipotentiaries arranged in the al-
phabetical order of their Courts.] —Those of the
Plenipotentiaries who were present at the close of
the negotiations, after having exhibited their full
powers, which were found to be in good and due
form, have agreed to place in the said instrument,
!And to sanction with their common signature, the fol-
; lowing articles:—
VISION OF 114 E DI:WIIT of /14115.11 V TO THE OM-
SiAM tonne.
1. The Dui

to icily of %Yam w, with the ex-
ception of the provinces and Oktrictv, which are
otherwise disposed of in the foltoeing nrliclas, is
united to the empire of Russia. It shall ha irre-
vocably joined to it by its constitution, to ba pos.
teased by his Majesty the Emperor of all the Ru,sias,
his heirs and successors for ever. Ills Imperial Ma-
jesty is invested with the right of giving to this State,
while it enjoys a di,tinct administration, Any interior
extension which he shall judge convenient. He will
take along wish hi,; other titles, that of Czar, King
of Pol.tod, conformably to the protocol appointed

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shall likewise be included in the territory of Credo*, hayn, Graben, to Melberg. with the tillages which
to the point *here the limit, which separates the dis. that route traverses, and in 'tech a Way that no part
trict of ikeseszotice from that of 011tust, commences; of the Said route may lie beyond the Prussian tern-
from thence it shall follow that limit between the tory, are transferred to the dominions of Prussia.
two said districts, to terminate on the froutieti di The frontier from Grcebeln shall he traced to the
Prettieu illesie. i Elbe near Fichteriberg, and shall follow that of the
'umtrees ORANTItO TO PODcottZ ti. I bailiwick of Melberg, Fichtenberg falls to Prussia.
fi. His Majesty (he Emperor of Austria, desirous From the Elbe to the frontier of the country of
to contribute on his putt to facilitate the relations of Mersebourg it shall be drawn as the bailiwicks of •
commerce and good iseighlsourgood bet ween Gallicia Torgati. s-
and the trading city of Podgor:s, grants to that Eclembourg and Delitch pass le Prissia, end those
city the privileges of ii. free commercial city; in the of (Nebel:, %Yager', and Leipsic, remain incor-
same extent is they are enjoted by the city of Body. panned with Saxony. The liue will follow the
This freedom of trade shall extend to a circomfet- boundaries of these baliwirk I, cutting tome en-
vire of 600 loiter from the suburbs of the city bf carves and demi enclave,. The route from Melberg
Pedgorza. As is consequende of this permanent con- to Eclembourg shall ba eutirely withiu the Fraction
cession, which shill nevertheless be understood td es- territory.
' anguish. .of the rights of sovereignty belonging I From Padelwitz• belonging to the bailiwick of
to his Imperial and Royal Apostolic •hlajesty, Aut. Leipzic, and composiug part of Saxons, to F.ytra, -
hist' custom-houses shall not be established hot in i likewise remaining with that state, the line will cut
places beyond the liercire.tnentioned demarcation.— the country of Mersebourg in such a way, that Bree-
There shall not, moreover, be fermod iii it any mill- tonfieldi !lancelet-I. Gross, and Klein, Dolzig, ?ilia,
tare establishment which Hl thregteis (he neutrality Rimitadt, and Knaut-Nanendorf, may remain With.
of Cracow, or restrain the liberty of comm-rce, the Slxony ; Model% itz, Skenditz, Klein Libenan, Alt.:
enjoyment of which hi, Imperill ii:til Itopil Ainistn- Kanstre lt, Schkcehleit, and Zietschen, may be trans:.
tic Majesty wishes to bestow upon the city and ar- , (erred to Prussia.
rondissement of Podgorza. I From that the line shall cut the bailiwick at
NEUTuXUTY of CHACOW. i Pegan, between Flosagrahen and Weitte Elster...-..
0. The Courts of Russia, Austria, and Prussia ' The first from the point where it impetrate' itself
e.tgnge In respect, and to Cause to he respected in all above the city of Crossett (which composes Eort of
tiwe c•onioe, the neutrality of the free city of Cracow the bailiwick of Ilaynshourg) from the Wrists kliatery .
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Id it ' ._ the `lersebberg it
Ai it lii

its territory ; no armed force shall enter it typo
any !mete% t h!Lever.
in return it is understood, and expressly atipe.
Inter!, that there Findl not he granted in the free city.
of Cracow, or on Its territory, any asylum or pro.
trct;Ati to terUget'S, deserters, or criminals pursued
by law, belongiin to the territories of one or other
of the said nigh Petters; and that, up•-rn a &mad
being made by the competent authorities to surrender
such individuals,they shall be arreood and delivered
without delay to the guard, which titian btrappointed
to receive them on the fruitier..

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to the point where below . city Of kL.
flows into the Seale, shell belong in the whiss ... 4 .•
Anurse, and with both its hanks brtireen 440* -
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..., to the Prossian territriry. • - = '". '• . •.. - - ,;.•
Thence w here the 1, ~,,tier terminates tn dud 4111611, -2• . '-!
county o 1 zioz. it Win follow th:i letter 10 elt -.
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of the country of Alteabourg. war Lue'lLitr. . -:: :•. ; --:
The boundaries of the circle of Neeitedf; Ail •
whole of which k isic,,rporAteit with Pressia, resell s
uhtooched. The (Esther* of Voigtland, ill the county
of Reuss' osmoly, C:efalll, Illilandorf, Soaretuberit
and Eilankenberg, ars all comp ised- in the Psnisiag

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DAM, at.nottnritit the occupation of the Island of ' "' '
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, for the tides attached to pea other possessinii. The CONSTITUTION, ACADEMY, A, dr ORA- ariotment.
hiertirrique ht the forces ender their command.
lli. Mar-ats's ships Rhin, Menelaus. linuannah,•
Poles, sulajec.s resaectively of Ressia, Austria, and i cow. • i lITLES TO NE TAREN BY HIS MAJESTY FUR min Ai
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tie! Perm t,,1. To iiad an affair with some French hat. I rossis, shall obtain a Representation and national i 10. The arrctrgernents that relate to the Constial-} PRUSiIA.
1 •,.. ,ienir Brevi t%i.o opposed their capturing some • • -
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institutions. regulated after that mode of political Lion of the fere city of *Cracow, its Aendemy, its 16. The protiucea and die:rids of the k'
vase • in a 5.?" ...r
II 1 I that • . . . _ , existonce %hick each of the Governments to which H:shonrick and Chapter, as they are stat,rd in the • Saxony which are transferred to the do
mirehad the trt-coloured e t
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belong shall judge useful and 'convenient to ,7i 15. 16-, and 17th articles of the additional Treaty King of Prussia, Shall he deslgnattsd by e Semis or
ft • il,ing. The trat•.ries were attacked by the boats • they
of run 1.. e.., •troailron„ and after much resistance, • give them. 1 regarding Cracow, shall have the same forms and ea- the Duchy of Seaway ' tend his Majesty will. add to
them, ..t etotected the French shipping was car. LIMITS OF TUE GRAND DUCIIY Of POSEN. 1 liditv as if they had been literally inserted in this his titles those of the Doke of Sazony„Latidgenve of -
'2. That part of the Grand Daelie of Warsaw, Act
sie;!, and our gallant tarstorought off* sloop of war, Thuringia, Margrave of the Ts,* Lusatia', and Coent
v-1...11 iris Majestythe King of Prussia.shall
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II Wier, ten schooner., and three chess.. Nlarees.— of Haunaberg. His Majerity the .lugl of Simony
n• i full sovereigitty and property for himself and his 11. There shall be a foll, general, and particular shall continue to bear the title a Mar rate of High
11.. are stone! to have had several hundred men killed
successors, under .:,.. title ofl the ()rand Duchy amnesty, in favour of all individualsi of whatever Lusatia • his Majesty likewise shalt continue to bear
all %r,iiiidPit in !hips affair.
cr.f Posen, shall be comprised within the following rank, sex, or condition they he.
0- Friday the Duke of Constar...ten set oil forthose ofLandgrave of Thuringia, sad Coen(' ef flea.,
limits:— IFetIEsTRATtoNS A-411 CONFItCATIONS REMOVED.
ILI, i;s:,tinesst to bring rmi•r the Princess of Seem, for i d. . neberg, in relation to, and in virtue of hil rights of
the„sig (rain the frontier of Lasterii Prussia . I?. ii conSetplence of lln. prece ing article, nnne uccession to the possessions tar the Ernestian line.
the pur,,,isf of his twirl ...married is this country I ,
to village of Netihoff, the new limit will follow shall he in future liaritsA or prosecuted in any way :a
ct AttAtartt OP RUSSIA, V.NOLAND, AUSIII.IA, 47/.
He is vs!: wet! to return to a fortnight.
the froteir .rf Western Prussia, as it subsisted from on account of any participation, direct or indirect, ;
l'ho. Q teen tlerloae, of 101 guns, is preparing PRANCE.
, the year 1772 up to the Peace of Tilsit, to the vii. •at any time' whatever, in political events, civil or I 17. Austria, Rest's, Great Britain, and F'r'ance, •
f ea. We undiestand that she is destined for Au-
loge of Luhitsch, w4ich will belong to the Duchy military, in Poland. All processes, prosecutions, guarantee to his Majesty the King of Peewee, his .
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Ad-
u, .1 Ntaitin's flu: in dos where lie
-tease Lord Rzniouth • Mediterranean, of Warsaw ; fro', thence there shall be drawn aor necusitions, shall be renounced, provisional se- desceticiarits and successors, the poseessiess of do ;4.. . :•J
war • roveiyed on Sat.:rday from New York -I
line. which iti leasing Konefania, Grai-wire, and quesiratintis and confiscations s• al i Ire removed, and countries deeignated,imahe 15th article in foil MO • •• . ,
hyttio to Prus-ia. passes the Vistula near this last no act proceeding from a cause of this kind shall be ; reigns and property
14 11•. t Ist di. Til9 highest expectatieris 1- , • -
ptmaeet...on the (idea side of the river which fills into persisted in.
a.. :•• ..• ed ' a prosperous trade trader the- . ' RENUNCIATION DY AUSTRIA or Tut USISICC'eIt.I44.. ~ • '
par.. ... • na of the.Repablic, and it is net ease boundaryle Vis t. a oep . ()site [is tno, to the alien-at fr•CrPtIMIV, . .
• a' ett!lo NT If OFF IR 1,1,4451ite.--.=-4.' 4...**04:0 wr, .1,,,•••• '
10 mi. ~ : !!;r. i .16. Incessant activity that is emplos ...I ea of thri neer es of Nan near Gress 13. From these general oispositions with resnect lB. Ms Imperial and Royal keostralic Modesty"- -..,!..,
Opoczko. so that Slezeeo shall helotre, to the Duchy, to coati-cations are exc. pted, all cases, eha-e the , desirous of giving to his Majesty pie gins 4 r rd.l .
_..., ..
r.: y department count
end no
a •r 1 Pre. hcann ie. Roll ode an : :Wait •*. -0 to edicts or sertlettees lortutourweil ea dernier resori;isia, a new proof of his society op every subject a
ce z . ,•
~.•. .—i ....:. ,
,i, ;tints.
Prussia. From Gross Oporzko it shall pas. Chip. shall hate already rece met! their entire execution, illative l'ispute between the (spa (ponces, - ces n
A Sonday Paper says—" To the list of entailers . . . . • . .
wick*, ate/41.1ml( remain Allis l't o,oi. in the vii- and .I.lli not have been annulled b • t ' for h • Itand te —1.6.7" or sous. . .
y suoseques I .ms.. ..; succeslors. iliglier vegrn
a Ilittetteadel. oat thereisenow. in London a per-
lege Przbyslau, and thence by the villages Pinski, events. integrity omen the Mail-awes cie'llielf met Lis,w Lae .1 ne
se who left F.ance
.boot a mouth age, who insists
Ottelmiee, Wilowkski, Koh !ink:, Woycz ea, THE eery NAViotkirtoN OF etcr:Ttl. i s.rtne wKO helots_ .1 him as Leg ..f • 8 41414.. i*
JP
I". he is "ale". l'es"""ths" the I)AVPUIM, who' Orchowo, to the city of Poe itlz. 11. Tie e.t.ttihstted istiorioles on OP free nudge- as fair as t• eaelttgissa event! to. that tiSt'. art those-
,-...0- .2a.
I.4"ini 'n•all arc°ll""' 411" in She Temple' lie I From 'oei.lz the line shall he continued be• the lint, of time's reel canals through all the extent of provinces sabch• beriberi) tr .referred to lar riorintslioria • _ ~......,. '
usages that he els ..enedgel toe cottager in tin,
. city of Splozee, to the point of the confluence of the ancient Poland, ri.l well a• on the frequenting of the of the King of Peseta, in sirlais oriitreety eon.
.Taiinonit of the Attleierfe, he the year 1793, non •
rivers Worths and Pr osna. ha rhnur•,. the eircneetion of the prod°, times of the clotted alth his m..Sesty the Vow- ii, Sean* at Vie-
at ;he boy who died tit .the Temple was substituted
From this point it ,lrill Ire continued up the course s.dt, and of iiidesiry among the different Polish pro-, elms, ce the 18th of 'ilitie7„ftett. . .!' ‘• •
ir him by the persens who carried him off. He '
of the river Promos, as far as the village of liosciel- sini...s, and' in 'the trniiiiteciarnmesee, such us they!' As fo what re.pa,es the etaist of
,reversion itthe•
',4 that lie did -not make his case known to Loots ' navies, within a league oft he city of Kalisrh. are &oared in the 14, •t 5. 46, tS. anti 29e: articles', rent in his Imports! anal iii:i al M rjeety, •to that pert
VIII till last year. when it was done through the I
1 There leaving to that cit (on the left bank of the of !1,0 Tre.it. betwasen Arisida serf 'lassie, and its ef the Lusatia* ottifecl - th.Teessia, it' is transferred
whom of General DUSIONICEAII, to whom he corn- .
Prosna) a semicirenlar territnrt , measured by the' the '2'2, '23, 21, €25,• '2B, and tett' of ere-Preaty he. •to the linose et ikaudenboarg in sews' peso:sena .
tounientrel Isis history. The mists er of Louis XVIII.
distance hetv. ern Kascielnabiel and Kaliscb, the t wr•en Russia and Prussia, limn It, invariably main. of: the throne of Prussia, his 'moored and Rayal ' • •
eases we are informed, that he should present hits-limit shall return to the coarse of the Prosna,- and taitied. • • • 1 Apostralle. Majesty resorting only to himself and his
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wit. which, however, was not done. We under- follow it, ascending by the cities Grabow, Wic- i cessiovs OF SAXONY TO Peosate. .succestora the-power of resuming that rizlit in the .
Rand that he has applied to be unmated to an inter- •
xuszow, Unleslawiec, in order to terminate near (he 15. His 31ajesty itte Kiiiig of easony renounces eveut of the extinctiron of the said reigning famity.•
clew with the Duchess &Axone LINE, since his seem- village of Gala, at e frontier of Silesia, opposite , for ever, for hiswielf and all his dericeridants and sec. Hie Imperial and Royal Apnstotic Majesty re.
ral in Leaden, which has two refuge', on account of
, Petachia. : teasers, in Vetoer. of his Majesty the King of Peuvria,lnnuncee equally in favour of his Prussian Majesty
lie nani Or glatil nroure ns sire this alit necessary to .
SALT MINES OP WIELIESKA. !all his rights avid titles to the provinces, districts, the districts of Bohemia, included in 'the part of
tuppret his mom eatrai Hiner), statement ; which __ , _ ._
and territories, or parts of territories, of the king. High Lusatia, ceded by the Trott,: Of the 18th of
rre •r 4, lingreTPV,- he say s, !'e ran produce when in damof Satiety hereafter mentioned, and his Majesty . May, 1815, to his Prussian Majesty, the which
the King of Prussia shalt possess these countries in contain the rowel of Gunsterdorf, Tanteen-tranke,
i full eovereignty and property, and shall unite them Neukretchre, Neuter Gerlachslielsn, Wiackel, and
to his monarchy.--The districts and territories Ginekel, with their territories.
that ceded shall be separated from the rest of saciraoctt litNUNCIATION OF 111E111011TR OF
'the kingdom of flaeony by a line, which shall be FEUD 9LITY•
henceforth the 'costlier between the two Prussian and 19. His Majesty the Ki'sg of Prussia, r.nil his
Saxon territories, in such a manner that all which is Majesty the King of Saxony, anxiously desirous to
comprised in the delimitation formed by their line, remove every subject of future dispute or discussion,
shall be restored to his Majesty the King of Saiony, renounce each for himself, and reciprocally in farrier
but his Majesty renounces all the distiicts and terra- i of each other, every tight or claim to feedality
tories which shall be situated beyond the line, and which they might exercise, or may have exercised,
which belonged to him before the war. . beyond the boundaries fixed by the present trees,.
This line shall ran from the confines of Bohemia, LIOERTY OP EMIGRATION AND OP TUN EXPORT OP
near Wiese, into the environs of Seideuburg, follow- 0 PROPERTY. .
ing the coarse our the river Wittich to its confluence .0. His Majesty the King if Prussia promises to
with the Neissr. . cause to he regulated all that may concern- the pro.
From the Neisse it shall pass to the circle of petty and interests of the respedise subjects on the
d'Eigeu between Tauehrits, coming to Prussia, and most liberal principles. 'rile present article shall
Hertschrell remaining in Saxony : then it shall follow particularly apply to the concerns of individuals who
the northern frontier of the circle of d'Eigen to the , retain propel ty under the twoGorernments, Prussian
tingle between Paidsdorff and Ober-sohland : thence and Saxon, to the commerce of 'Apse?, and to all
it :hall be continued to the limits which separate the other matters of the same nature; and in order that
circle of the Goeditz from that of Bautzen, so that the pet sena: liberty of the inhabitauts of both of this
Ober-mittel and Nieder-sohland, (Nisch, and Rude- ceded vro% inset, awl of others, be not restricted,
at nee remain to Seaway.
they shall he free to emigrate from one territory to
with the forms required by law.
belong to Prussia, to the limits of the two and upnis complying w
The great post road between Goeditz and Bautzen another, laving the obligation of military syrricis,
i 1 shall
ethKe. 'sl•.lll7cmtstoy env deity
dexportf their toperty without
lfshallrbooivttei -cur asion"ift the eicircles.rel eto TilDel•libilrieenitiren,e sthlieanil
so that the river, with its two banks and the places
tend over the heights to the right of Labauer-% etsser, PROPERTY ltt‘tutintlG:fr
i N.s3 transfer.
sitvacs:l :TS Tlf t 1 AX 0 0 1
and religious
011 the deer to 14-eudorf, remain
establishments, and of pa .ic instruction,which et•
:initowy. with the village to 21.. The communiiies, cho„rpnretion
King of e 'son • to Prussia, or in OP provinces
the Stalwart. Wasser, Liam, Ilermsdorf, Kitten, ty toe. • . Y .
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and ist i:i the provieces and dierricts ce.led he his Majes.
This line will then fall back upon the Spree;
and districts winch lemur to his Satoh Majesty,
and Solchrlorff, are ceded to Prussia.
destination shall orelerg. a, their prcere -iv, 1 as well 59
litre shall be drawn to the (tenders of the lordship From Selena's, Elmer, nen! Solcedorff, a straight shall preserve, w !weber he the change Which their
of Ktenigsbruck, near Grifsgrcebehen. 'I his or the.revrai•t-aihidichot
iet
ibeellisoißenthgvh, ar
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jells,:
to
i alwiee,
to them, since the act of
follow the their founds inn,
ship remains with Saxony, and the line will
northern frontier of that lordship to that of the ba i-
d' by them by ii acquired
under the ,
w' 's OSO revenues to come be not melested.
(rand, and all from that place, by
wick of Grossenhagen, in the vicinity
Norsdlrfc sloczen- admin. Prussiati and Saxon, so that the
of Or trend. Or- t 0 d•aminations,

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fate of Eli:a Petriil,, who stands convicted
D itemo;lig to poison the family of Mr. Turner, ,
t.: low .stailein,r, in Chancery.lane, bas created a
.tigiVP of interest, from the solemn manner hi
she has, from the moment of her being found
:illy, protested her innocence. The Recorder has
t-ceived nn anonymous letter, wherein it is most po. ,
titely asserted, that this unfortunate female is en-
ire'y innocent of the crime for which she has been
tied anti condemned. This letter has, no doubt, on.
.9%ntie the most humane and attentive conslderation,
1.11 the ultimate fate of the criminal is the brit proof
hat it !lac tin foundation in truth. On Saturday the
retch d %rote a letter to a young man with
bum she was acquainted, in which s'.w begs him to
onsider her innocent, and assures him that Provi-
core will, no doubt, ere long, bring to condign. po-
islitnent those persons for whose crime she is ahr.ut
o suffer; she enclosed a lock of her hair, and ca-
ressed herself perfectly resigned to her fate. This
esignation s'.;e ha! since evinced by her manners.
coatr.rxrurrorce. Jut., IL --A 10,0,1,0 we lad a liberal sup-
lr of Wheat 116 mornine:, ales of fine nality quality were readily
'lied at 4s. per quarter Mr:nice upon the prices of this da) I
elk, and an other de.criptions are about 2s. per quarter
Isis. per qtrtrter dearer. having but little at
• rket.—(lals and Beacs arc 2s. per quarter higher.-1a other
nick, then. is no aliens, ion.
Brat :En,xlish) '42 ig ' 'tears
it!ri t Foreign) 4O 78 Old ditto
),. so 33 t Tick do. . 3O 31
:trier /8 31 Old —
'eat ditto Oat,.
t• 60 66 Fine ditto —
kite Peas SI 36 ' Poland do. 26 ai
en ditto ....... Fred ditto 18 'a
Ito Baiter, SB 4.1 Floe Flour ..... 60 65
el Yeas 34 s Seconds ..... 53 GO
3MITHEIF.L9 MARKI..T.—Jc: 21.
To sins the Offrl. per stone of on,
ea • . 4.. 64 to As 6.1. Head of Calt:e thls dar
unclu . 4s. 64. t. 5.. 6.1. :team ... 1760
eni • . 54 01. le 6.. 4:. F,neep .
'oth
5. Od. to 6. 4 t 1 Calves 0..
b . t. 7.. 6.. $ Pie. ...... • • :14
PAY--A&KART.
liar
el- err 51. 0.. 0.1. to 61. 10.. 01.
Straw .... 11.11•, Cd. to 21. 0.. Od.

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3. His Imperial and Royal 4postolie Majesty shall
possess in Gill property and sovereignty the salt.
cables of Wielntake, as well as the territory that bi-
longs to titans.

BOONDARY DiTWEIEN 0 ALLICIA AND TILE RUSSIAN
TERRITORY.

4. The Thalweg of the Vistula shall separate tial.
lieia from the territory of the free cif) of Cracow. It
will serve, at the same time, as a boundary between
Caßirie and that part of the former Duchy of War.
sa w re-united to the States of his Majesty the Emperor
of all the Russias, as far as the vicinity of the city of
Ea" ichost.

From Zawichost to the Bug, the dry frontier shall
be determined by the line described in the Treaty of
Vienna, ISO 9, subject to the rectifications which,
by mutual agreements, may be made in it.
The frontier, in proceeding from the Bog, shall
be re-established between the two Empires, as it ex-
isted before the said Treaty.

RESTITUTION OF TUB CIRCLE OF TARNOPOL, &C. TO
AUSTRIA.
5. Iris Majesty the Emperor of all the Resales
cedes to his Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty
the districts which have been detached from Eastern
Gallicia, in virtue of the Treaty of Vienne, 1809,
of the circles of Zloozaw, Urzesan, Tarnopol, and
Zalesczyl‘, and the frontiers shall be ,re-established
on that side as they existed before the epoch of the
aforesaid Treaty.
CRACOW nuer..tero A FREE MT.
6. The city of Cracow, with its territory, shall
be considered henceforth as a free, independent, and
strictly neutral city, under the protection of Russia,
Austria,and Prusia.
LIMIT) OF THE TERRITORY OW ctt.tcow.
7. .The territory of the free city of Cracow shalt
have for its boundary on the left bank of the Vis.
tufa a line, which, commencing at the village of Wo-
lica, ut the peace where a rivulet near that village
flows into the Vistula, alien ascend this siculet by
Ole, Koselniki to Czulice, so that these %Mars ore
comprised within the frontier of the free city of Cra.
cow ; thence ra;sing the villages, it shall proceed by
Dzick,anovicey Crarlice) Seinosrow, Karmow ice; which

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