The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-11-07 00:00:00

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GentlOirent, whoiellten ,hail the pleasure of see.., FROM Tag DMZ] PAPERS.
in (Mr. Miller). It oas unkitown to the world, , -Maio-
TREATY OF PU .
awl. he believed, i.) massy of even the friends of • CE. •
Str Fretteis Burdett, tha,2 in addltien to toe tOeol. Napoleon by the Grace of Godl'ind the Con.
stitutiott of the Empire, Emperor of the French,
pies nod by lien to the Westminster Infirmary, he
haul also made a donation or 10001. to thogio...• Kht; of Italy, Protector of the League of the
ciety for. the Relief of Perecms imprisoned NO Rhine, /Ice.
Sall Delos. Mr. Clifferd basing expatiated with hiving seen .and considered the Treaty con. i
leech iurce en the subject or the Meeting, con. eluded, determined, and signed at View's:, on the
flailed by propoting, . I .1• It of this month, by the Sieur Numpere do
e The health of Sir marl' Eeriest, the hest Fiteed of Ch. iiitioeitss our Minister ter Foreign Affairs, in'
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th.• K. and his Family." virtue of the toll powers, to that end given him by
The estkaskalic Villd"ce which folio eed thie us, and the Prince John of Liehteesteitt, Marshal
toast coatinited for S 4 veral minutes. of the Armies of his Majesty the E:nperor of
The CHAIRMAN, in a very appropriate. Austria, equally provided with full powers
speech, returned the Company thanks on behalf which Treaty is of the following tenor :-
of his !seethes. I " His Majel the Emperor of the French,
" The heAtbs cf Mr. Aider.m W
at Goodbehere. Mr. aKing o itb- l r Italy .
was, Mr. Miller, anti the other patrimic embers of the.;rotecyst of the League of the
Corporation or the City of triodes," hetet., M
arault.- Rhine Mediator of the Lea ue of Switierland g ;
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NI I. •Ahlerlaan, GDOBEHERE, in a very and his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, King of
pointed and fort ible speech, expressed his cowrie. Hungary and Bohemia,. being equally aniumted '
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him, that lite advocates of Reform had no object with the desire of petting an end to the War which
has arisen between them, have resolved to sego.in view, but redress fur those couiplainte which
were so justly founded. When they exclaimed elate forthwith a Definitive Treaty of Peace, and
e7einst tyranny and peeelation, they insight fur fur that purpose 'have appointed as their Plettipu-
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n ,tiiiiig more titan the restoration of their rights, ientiaries, namely :-
an I the privilege of a proper auil necestory con. "fits Majesty the Emperor of the French, King
tratil over their texas property. of Italy, Protector of the !armee of the Rhine, the
Sicur Jean Baptiste Nuwpere, Count de Charts.
isle. WA ITICSI .1N trusted that the undeviating
course which he had puesued throughout his poll. pagny, Duke of Cadoeb, Greed Eagle Bearer of
tied ilk, °rendered any observation en OM sob.' the Lilian of. Honour, Commander of the Order
jest unnecessary. Nu one who bad not been an of the Iron Crown, Knight of the Order of St.
eye.witness of the event which they heti assembled Andrew of Russia, Grand Dignitary of that of
to commenturete, could form a correct idea Id the Two Sicilies, Grand Cross of the Orders of
whet used been the nature of those
times. lie . the Black and Red Eagles of Prussia, of the Or-
had, from the earliest period of his judgment, I .ter of St. Joseph trt`Wurtzburg, of the Order of
Fidelity of Baden, of the Order of Hesse Damn.'"
been a deeided friend tit Reforta-of the necessity
stadt, his said Majesty's Minister for Foreign Af.
of which every hoer brought to his mind in-
fairs; Ind his Majesty the E nperor of Austria,
crease,' convieotan. Mr. Hardy, and the sober
King of Hungary and Bohemia, the Sleur Prince
Geatleanen, had also been attvocites. fur Hier:ton,
the 1 John of Licatenstein, Knight of 'The Order of the
and were the Niceties of war,:...for pursuing
principlv of Mr. Pitt they liati,been accused of , Golden Fleece, Grand Cross of the Order of Maria
Treaeo..the fact mu, . tact those principles I Theresa, Chamberlain, Marshal of the Armies of
were in dirtxt. hostility to those on which the 1 bissaid Majesty the F iiperor of Austria, and Pro.
AJmiteistratioo were arting-=end that Ad- 1 prietery Commander of a Regiment of Horse in
onuistration .wataieterinined to put the dose. his service —•
The virtue of a British -IV/ had, however, ren. 46 Who, having previnnsly exchanged their full
*red abortive so nefarious ao ittick un the liter powers, have agreed upon thefullowingArtielcs:-
of Englishmen. He 'Jested that. (be people of " Art. I. There shill, from the day of the ex.
this country ovoid never relax in th i ___e_c cff
ats... chenge of the ratificatioits of the present Treaty,
ono that not only mail the principles established be peace and friendship between his Majesty the'
by the Revelution of 16E8 wage restore 4, but Emperor of the French, King of Italy, Protector
until sufficient barriers should be establibhml, by of the League of the Rhine:, and his Majesty the
which we might no guarded agaiust the recurrence Easptror of Austria, King of Hungary and Dube-
of all future innovations. mid, their Heirs and Successorst their States and
4.11 r. MI Li,ta felt sensible of the honour done , Subjects resoectivelytfor ever. I
hint by asso.-iatiag bus awn: with the Gentlemen 1 . " 11. The present Peace is also declared to he ,
who had just spoken. As an honest man, he 1 common to his Mejtoty the King of Spain, his i
had ever supported those priticiplds which ap- Majesty the King of Holland, his Majesty the
peered to him as c,:::z.itatirmittly connected with King of Naples, his Majesty the King of Diva.
liublie freedoet, tool Which he should ever main. 1 fie, his Majesty 'the King of Wirtemberg lii•
,
lain to the heel of Les ability. ke lad acted upon i Majesty the King of Saxony, and his Majesty the
thus': principles, is every instance, to the best of King of Westphalia, his Most Einitteitt Highness
his jujgrueot. Firmly attached to the Coostito. the Prince Primate, their (Loyal Highnesses the
tit" he oils Jilternsitted to defend its privileges, 1 Gran I Dist::: of Baden, tlic Grand Duke of Berg,
and h.: touted that the p 44 unieiteeol etigiedo Nu. the Grand Doke of Ilesse-Dirtnsildt, the Grand
now" Ateultl for ewer continue to enjoy that free. Duke
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of Wiiitslirg, and 41: t Plittees and Mem-
dam whisit Alto Otoinest end Tinto:oil the ;It% bars of the Ledge's of the aietitse, the Allis, iii
who proouteiced the limos:mite of Messrs. *Hardy, the present war, of his Majesty the Emperor of
Tooke, end °then, bed procured for 614.111. • the French, King of Italy, Protectur of the
Mr. JOHN WRIGII I'-as one of the Scot- League of the ithiee.
burs of the Copporatiou of tile City of London,. '• 111. I' - .',lajesty the Emperor of Austria,
bagel kare to return his thanks fur the honour . King ut &lege, y and Bohemia, cedes, as well for
which lout been conferred on him as one of that himself, his heirs anti successors, as for the Princes
Hedy, by the last teast.• lie wouet not detain of his House, their heirs and respective successors,
the Canipany longer than to state, di,: perfect die principalities, lordships, domains, and terra.
coincidence of •his sentiments with those which tories, herein-salter mentioned, and also all titles
'•ey had heard from the worthy Alderman and which may accrue from the possession of the
•'emen who last spuke, fur whose talents and same ; and all properties, whether manorial or
',Oslo, he begged leave, at the same time, to j held by them under au especial title, lying within
iii elms his great respect. In the Court of Cons. the said territories.
snot; Council, his humble efforts should never he ii 1. Itr ec4 .3 and transfers to his Majesty the Emperor of
wanting 4o support such measures, as were calcu- the French, to fom a part of the Leave of the !thine, tad'
lateil to protect, Or promote those principles of to be placed at his dhpuoition, fur the kilned of the Save-
-I,herty for which Hampden bled in the field, and reign of the League:-
Ss
dney on the scatfold-those principles lie had " The territories of Saltsburg and Berchtolsgaden ; that
Ever maintained, and would sepport to the last part of Upper Austria, situate on the further side of a tine
dour of his life. [Mr. Wright was very loudly running from the Danube, at the village of Straas, therein
ailoltildti.] comprehending Weissenkirch, Wedersdorff, Michelhach,
The 11ev. Mr. Aspland returned thanks in the oreist, Mockenhoffen, Heist, and Jedina ; thence in the di-
names of the other itewards and himself, on their •ection of Schwandstadt, the town of Schwandstadt on the
health; being drank. Altrr,•and thenc,! axending along the book of that rivt•r, ail.l
At half.past eight the Chairman quitted the the lake of the aline name, to the poiut where the lake touches
un the tr.-'envy of Sultsburg,
Chair, in whiet he was succeeded by .%Ir. Alder. up
" His hlaje•ty the Emperor of Austria shall only retain in
roan Goodhehere, who immedietele prostosed the
property the Woods, belringing to th.! lialz-Caitimer-tlut,
Iteallli of Mr. Roscoe, which was 'drank with ge-
and fdriniug part of the motor of Hands, e, with libeety 10
penal entlinsiasin. i cut duelcarry thence the brushwood, but without enjoying
The company serrated soon after ten e'clock.
I any ore of sovereignty upon that territory.
" Y. lie also cedes to his Majesty the F.mperor of tie
Trench, King of Italy, the County of Ooritia, the Manor of
Montefalcone, the Governineat and City of Trieste, Car:dole,
with its dependencies on the Gulf of Trieste, the Circle of
Willaeh, in Carimbia, and all the territories lying on the
right hank of the Save, from the polut where that river leaves
can:iota, &lose Its course to where it touches the frontiers of
Bosnia : namely, a part of Provincial Croatia, six di.tricii
of Military Croatia, Fiume, and lice Hungarian Littorale,
Austrian litria, or the district of Casten, the islauds depend-
ing nn the ceded territories, and all other territories, howso-
ever named, upon the right hook pf the Save-the middle
stream of the said river serviag as the boundary between the
two States.
" Lastly, the Lordship of Retina:, !yin in the Cranium-
derland.
`• 3. He cries and makes over to his Majesty 'the King of
siviony, the territory of Bohemia, depending upon, and in-
cindrd in the territory of the Kits:doll, of Saxony: namely,
the parishes said villages of (henget, ',Asa', Taubantracke, Ger-
leciblieim. Leakersdurf, Sehirgiswaid, W Whet, Ike.
" 4. lie cedes aid makes over to the King of S irony, to
be railed to the Duchy of Warsaw, the whole of Wester ur
New Gainers, a district round Cracow, ou the right bank of
the Vistula, to be hereafter ascertained, and tlie Circle of
swasse, in Casten, tiallicia.
" The district rou..d Cracow. upon the right bank of the
Instals, shall, in the direction of PoJgorse, have for its ch-
eauffereoce the dowser from Podgorze to Wielicslia. The
hoe of demarkation 44111 pass through Wieliczlea, and to the
.westward touch upon Scawiun, and to the mute and upon the
!leek, which calk into the V istala at Brzdegy.
~ Wielictka and the whole or use territory of the Salt-
pits shall belong in common to the Cloperor of Austria and
the King of Saxony. Jmtict shall
she adanistered therein
is the name of the Municipal Power t there shall be quir-
tered there only the troops twee sari( for the support et the
Notice, and they shall consist of equal isoribews el thilati el
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A twcaty mile rams was ran yesterday morning,
on the Usbrulge Road, between Messrs. Howe
and Smith, celebrated runners, which was woo by
the former by half a mile. The winner performed
the distance iti two hours and twenty-four minutes.
Smith was the favourite before starting.

Sum, oc...Early yesterday morning ass person
in the employ of Mr. Grange, a carpcuter in Port-
lanit—trmt, was going through the Park, he dis.
covered a genteel dressed an lying under a tree,
with his bead blown to pieces. An alarM was
given, and the body was removed. A terrier dog
was sitting by the deceased', whose abode was dis.
covered by a collar round the dug's neck. Ile
turned nut to be a person of the name of Slibly,
who Ind occupied lodgings for some tin.e at Pad.
'riven, and who had been a schoolmaster in
Wiltshire.

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ASMCD6TE.--A fcw evenings
since, Mrs. Jou Dam conferred a very generous fa-
?our, which oug:lt to be publicly stated, because it
forms a bright contrast to the money.' :king sys-
km or 4 certain great actress. 11:.rs. J. had -
gaged to perform at the Richmond Theatre, for
'2Ol. a niAlit. Contrary to the expectation of the
Manager, the receipts were not very profitable.
On the List night of her performance there was but
little more thin 201. in the house. Mrs. J. of
(0111'Se, received the awn which she had !Jived for;
but the nrct morning seat a letter to Mrs. B. the
Manager's wife, inclusing and requested, in
the Host polite terms, Mrs. B.'s acceptauce of the
enclosed. We do nut recollect to bare hatl. the
ple u4iire of recording any similar set of Vitc,"o-
- by Mrs. Siuuoss.

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both !Minn.. The Asistrian 'salt from Wielicxkl, in its coa-
ve3aitee over the ViAttla, Mid thfohjit the Duchy of Ilursaw,
shall not be subject to any toll..lanes. Corn of kinds, 1
raised in Austrian Gallicia, may aho -he (tett.) exported
across the Vistulu.

" Isis Majesty the Emperor of Audria, and his Majesty
the King, of Saxony, may fonu soch arramceinent with
tegord to these boundaries, as that the Sao, from the point
wher• it touches upon the cirrle of, ZAIIII)S4", its cooldurnre
n ith the Vistula, shall sear as the line of nem:Lac:Jinn he-
tbseen botb States.

" 5. lie cede, and makes user to his Maie.ty the Emperor
of Russia, in the easternmost part of Gallo a tract of ter-
ritory containing a papuhitiun of 400,1.0) twill-, the city of
Br.uli being, nevertheless, out therein Melo led. This terri-
tory *Shall* anikably ascertained by C ononiaioners on the
part of both Empires.
" IV. The Teutonic Order having been abo.
fished iw the States of the League of thy Rhine, his
Majesty the emperor of Austria, in the name of
his Imperial Highness the Archduke Alitligny,
abdicates the Grand Mastership of that Order in
his States, and recognizes the dispositions take it
with regard to the property of the Order, locally
situated out of the Austrian territory. Pet Lions
shall be assigned to those who have been un the
civil establishment of the Order.
66 V. The debts funded upon the territory of !
the ceded provinces, and allowed by the States of
the said provinces, or accruing from expences in-
curred for their Administration, shall alone follow
thorate of those provinces.

64 vi. The provinces which are to be restored
to his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, shall be
administered for his behoof by the Austrian con.
stituted Authorities, from the day of eichanging
the ratification of the present treaty ; and the Im-
perial domains, wheresover situated, from the Ist
of Novemb& next. It is nevertheles understood,
that the French, army in this country shall take
for their use whatever articles cannot be supplied
by their magazines fur the subsistence of the troops
and the wants of the hospitals; and also whatever
shall be necessary for the conveyance of their sick,
and the evacuallun of the magazines.

" Au arrangement shall be made between the
high contracting parties respecting all war contri-
butions, of whatever denomination, previously
imposed on the Austrian provinces occupied Icy toe
Freuch and allied troops; in conscpcnc: of which
arrangement the levying of the said contributions
shill tease (ru►n the day of the Lich tnze of the
Itzsiicatioei.

VII. His Majesty the Emperor of the French,
King of Italy, engages to give no obstruction "to
the Iniportation or exportation of merehandize into
and from Austria, by way of the port of Finnic ;
this, aievertheless, nut being construct; to inclose.;
English goods or manufactnres. l'lre trawit
duties on the goods thus imported or exported,
shall be lower thaii upon those of all other natiuus,
the kingdom of Italy excepted.
66 An inviry shall be instituted, to ascertain
whether any advantages can be allowed to the.
Austrian trade, in the other ports ceded by this
Treaty.
" Ill!. The titles of domains, archives, plans
and maps of the countries, towns, and fortresses
ceded, shall be given up within two mouths after
the periva of the Ratification.
" IX. his Majesty the Emperor of A ustria,King PAR
of Hungary and Bohemia, engages to discharge the On Friday his M
yearly interest, arrears, and capitals, invested iss with his Ministers,
securities of the Government, States, Bank, Lot- I the evening ; and y,'
tery, or other public establishments, by subjects, diversion of stag.l
companies, or corporate bodies in France, the to;„biean.
Kingdom of Italy, and the Grand Duchy of i We hear from
Berg. -21. t inst. the Prefect
" Measures shall also be taken, to completely upon all the Mayors
liquidate the sum due to Mont St. Theresa, now
space of 21 hours,
Mont Napoleon, at Milan.
and effects whatsoei
" X. its Majesty the Emperor of the French late Co.nmandant of
engages to procure a full and complete pardon for
ordered them to he
the itilsabitatitt of the Tyrol and Vorelberg, who
VIENNA, OCT.
have taken a part its the insurrection ;so that they works' of this cif
shall net be prosecuted either in person or pro- I fixed for the 15th,
perty. three, was not ca,
" His Majesty the Emperor of Austria equally hour yesterday, w
engages to grant a full and couipleat pardon to
,
put any injury to
those inhabitants of the territories of Gallicia, of. On the 15th, the
which he returns into possession, whether civil or the imperial Guar
military, public officers, or private iodividualf,
pont, at the Spitz,
who hare taken part in the levying of troops, or j it; but so substao
the formation of judicial or municipal administra- wards of low cat
iitHIS ;or in any other proceeding whatsoever der- impression opt'', it.
log the tsar, which inhabitants shall not.be prose. The Emper.ir N:
cuted in their persons or property. tare, made handgun
" They shall have permission, during a period
Castle of Schoen,
of six years, to dispose of their properties, of what-
belonging to this
ever description they may bc ; to sell their estates, The Prince of Li,
even those that have been considered inalienable, to-morrow, with T
such as fitlei commis:a and neljorains ; to leave Peace.
the country, and to carry with them the produce The
.report of
of these sales, in specie, or effects of any other 1 Smyrna, appears
description, without paying any duty for the sane, ' telligence has been
difficulty or obstruction.

or experiencing any
gg The seine permission, and for the same pc.
riod, shall he reciprocally allowed to the inhabi.
tants atid- landholders in the territories ceded by
the present treaty.
"'The inhabitants -if the Duchy of Warsaw.,
possessing landed estates in Austrian Gallicia,kvbe.
ther politic otliccrs or private individuals, shall
enjoy the revenues thereof, without paying any
duty thereon, or experiencing any obstruction.
" XI. Within six weeks from the exchange of
the present 'frcaty, posts shall he erected, to.
mark the boundaries of Cr.trow, upon the rig'it
hank of the Vistula. Fur this purpose there shall
be nominated Austrian, French, and Saxon COM-
misnomers.
" The same measures shall be adopted within
the same period upon the frontiers of Upper.Aus.'
Irk, Salizbisrgh, Willach) and Carolula, as far
as this Sam. The l'huliceg (stream) of the
Saave shall determine what islands of that river
shall belong to each power. Fur this purpose
Freueb and Austrian Commissaries shall be nome.
nated.
46 XII. A military convention shall be forth.
with entered into, to regulate the respective
periods within which the various provinces restored
to his Majesty thp Emperor of Austria shall be
evacuated. The said conventino shall be adjuitee
ou the basis, that Moravia shall be evacuated

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The determiliati,
of the troops that
to Spain, is attribi
Russia, and the
make common can
greater part of the
from Germany.
stated 'to have filet
army io Gallicis, , said to the Minister
of the Emperor Alexander, " Your army neither
has done what it might, what I had reason to ex.
peet, or what was promised." Upon (he different
points that were referred to the Emperor of Russia
in tlie course of the rogoriations at Altenburgh,
he is stated, in almost every instance, to have de.
cided in favour of Austria.
All persons confined for debts duo to the Crown
have breis,refeaq:d by the King's command ; the
only eireptioo bring those whirl' were distin-
guished by peroli,tr circumstances of fraud and
violence, an.l io all instances of o.nicial delin-
quency.
On saturdzy Vie tip, ;;It's Court in the Bi
was occupied by a go:stion, whether the p
of the tale Mr. ..Samuel Wyatt *biotic( not
over to ae Crown, the parties clairning to
titled thereto liai4ng' failed to substantiaL
right After a lung iatufnigatiuo, the Cool
'faded io (mar ui the Crown.
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