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ward on or before the frft Of March next,
ard thoie indebted to him are respectfully
YequeRed to make payment to
SARAH PORTER, Adm'x
JAM t1lco
Ricketts,, NeMtOn % TO.
rs IlAVEs RECEITED,
. In additi7n to tbsiy 1oymrr )qock, afapbly
ef fbet olzozvixg GOODS:
BruHells and Scotch Car
Peting Hearth Rugs,
Furniture Calicoes,
Canimeres,
Handsome Regiaer Stoves, with Steel
Tenders, 1885,
Shovels and longs,
"A handfome afIortment of London bound
Ledgers and Journals, Waite Books,
Bill and Bank Books, &c.
Gentlemens' fashionable Hats,
Do. Drefling Cafes complete,
"A handiome anortment of Japann'd and
Silver Wareelegant Tea Boards,
Caddies, Wine Coolers, and Coat
ers, Tea and. Coffee Urns,
Plate Warmers,
Pebbl. Watch Seals and Gold Chains. s
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VA III itra,tce pusbdny |
J. .' .. Alsxandr
The S took holde i his IN
are hereby notified, 1t divi-
asnd s'of Ave per cent. IS III day de-
clared on that part sof the capital itock Of
tic company which Is now paid. Pay
sblcsto The ftockholders, or TO their order,
in TN days from this date.
BY order otfbe P,slfdenf and DiyeAor,.
ssoa sss siss ]. b. NICHOLS, Sec.
january 81. eo(z)
TIE Commonwedlth Of .Ilygsnla,
to the Sheriff 81 Faiyfax Co,ars-
y, greeting
You are hereby command
1 cd to fummon A6rabam L1,1cy. to appear
before the Judge Of the High Coun Of
Chancery, at the Capitol in the city Of
Richmond, on the j 9TH day of next term,
70 anfwer 4 bill in Chancery, exhibited
7gainR him, Robert Dowthat and Others,
{ BY Robert Young and Philip Richard Fen
dali, under the firm Of Robert Young and
Company. Ard this he fhall in no wife
omitt under the penalty Of TOOL. And
have then there this writ.
Witnefs GEORGE WITHE, Judge
Of ourfaid court, at Richmond, this 10th
/ day Of June, 1900, and in the 14th year
Of the commonwealth.
s's P. TINSLEY, &C.
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Iueniy Dollars Rcucgd.

Tuenjy Dollars RcwGgd.
RAN AWAY from Alexandria, on
SATURDAY evening the rzrh inf. TWO Ne.
gro Women, viz. 1An;s and penss:: the
former about IS years OF age, 5 tcer +
inches high, Gout made, OF c ye!lowiih
cait i; had on, when !he went of, blue
cloth habi: +; fad girl was paschafed ef
Mr.. William Reed, and formerly lived
in the City of Warrington, where ! OK
pett lhetis now lurking the latter about
~ or q years of age, feet 10 OF II
inches high, has now with her a young
child at the breaR, about 4 OF months
old, her apparel is not recolIected the
was purchaled of a gentleman living in
Prince Georges county, Maryland -
Whoever will apprehend faid women, and
deliver them TO me in Alexandria, llal!
receive the above reward, or 9 dollars
for either. GEORGE LUCK.
Nov. 12. d
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Public 5As.

On MoND ~ rexf, the IAtb DeeemIer,
0'Io a'e!ock, qv.H BE I5la a, tie FIRE
Ges'ge Daring, IN Rgya!f,eet,
All the Stock IN TRADE,
of iaid Darling, consttiag Of
Fine and coarle Cloths,
broad and narrow; blankets, linens, ca
licoes, mullins, checks, sc. SC.
AL perlons indebted to me will p!eats
10 make payment, and iuch as have &C.
counts againa me will pleale to bring
them in fer ie1tlement.
GEO. DARLING.
Dee. 10. ar
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Public Notice.

At a meeting of the Overleers
of the Poor for the county of Alexandria,
it was agreed thar the Oyerieers meet at
the court-hocfe every Tuefaay morning
at 10 O'Clock, for the purpce OF receiving
applications from the diareied--and
that the Secretary adyertiie the fame in
one or more Of the Alexandria papers.
PHILIP WANTON, sec'ry.
: II mo. 7.
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COTTON g TEWAkr
Haze ,see;ved, large and general
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATURE;.

Amongst which, are the following:
IEFFGRtON's Notes on Virginia, hot prcis d.,
Ed. Kotzebue's Plays. 2 vols. Ladies Mui.
cal Magazine, Parks Travels, Steuart's View
of Society, Cheaerfeld's Letters, vols. Cullera
Practice Of Phylc, Wallis on Health, PsIcy's
Ph;lofophy, vols. Gibbons Surveying NJ aore's
Navigation, by Blunt, Burns's Poems, Milot's
Ancient Hiftory, 2 vols. Practical Education, 4
vols. Beauties OF St. Pierre, Buchan's Family Ply
fetal, Fox's Book Of Martyrs, vols. Lees
Memoirs Britifh State Trials, Robinion's Admit
rally Reports z vols. TO be continucd) Gentle
man and Ladies Preceptor, vols. Hunter, on
the Blood, vols Caldwell's Memoirs, Willic,'s
Lectures, Martins Law of Nations, Vattei's
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, vols. Ediu-
burgh Difpeniarory, Elegant Extracts, Coufi-
tutien., Zimmerman on Solitude, Ditto On Ma
tional Pride, RlackRone's Commentaries, vols
Collection of Farces, vols. Polite Education,
Tooke's Pantheon, Junius's Letters, ? vols GU
thrie's Geography, Knoxe's Education, 2 VOLS
Ditto Eilays, vols. Cotigan's Travels, Cooks
Voyages, 4 vols. Damberger's Travels, &c. &c.
N O VE L S.
The Armenian, vols. Montalbert, vols.
.An,oinette, Tales of Wonder, ( BY Leiyis) vols.
My Unc!: Thomas, 2 vols. Jack Smith, Spirit
Of the Caale, Arthur Nervin, vols Clara
Howard, Ormond, Weiiand, Mali of the Ham
let, vagabond, Sailor Boy, A.h!in and DIM
bayne, Romance Of the ForcR, 2 vols. Myfe-
ries of Udolpho, 3 vols. Lonila, Julia and the
Baron, Gholi Sicr, Tale Of The Times, 2 vols.
Camilla, vols. Eyelina, vols Monk, 2 vo!'.
Family of Or,emburg, Negro, Z vols. Black
Valley, Ellen aad Mordaunt, vols. George
Barnwell, Mountain Cottager, Children Of the
Abbey, vols. Roaehfore family, Darcy, E
n,i:a dc ::Varmont, Oakindale Abbey, The Fair
ImpoRor, vols. Edelfrida, 4 vols. Couat de
Hoenllern, vols. Henrietta Mortimer, 2 vols.
Fashionable Daughter, Count Gleichen, Emma
Dorvi.le, Scoech HERES, vols. Mifs BATH
mores, vols. Advertisement Tor Hubbard, 2
,os. Wandering Ilander, 2 vols. Corneia sed-
ley, vols. Tom Jones, 8 vols Edward, by
Moore, vols. M0rdaunt, by DITTO, q vols.
Reuben an Rachel, Girl Of the Mountains. 2 vols.
Myfic Co.tsger, &c. &c. -
ALSO,
Bibles, TeGan1ents, Ph!ters, Common Prayer
Books; Dilworth. Webscr, Univerfa], Pearee,
London, and Rational Spelling Books Primers,
and large collection of Hifosies aad Childrens'
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, and Paper
Hangings, Waters, Quilts, Ink Powder, Vioun
String. Playing Cards, Song Books and Blank
Books, &c. &c. = STafe1
!. ALMANAcS for the year 1904, By tho
groce, dozen. or Gngle. g !:
u Country shTksepsrs fupP'ied on the love
e1 terms
C6ober ae.
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Dec. =.
4 Tutor Wanted.

I WISH to procure Teacher of i'm
p:o"ed mind, and moral, to refde in my
own family. An accomplished female
would be mos agreeable. The falary
n1all be p.oportionate to merit. Letters
addre4ea to me at Centervilie in Fairfax,
or at New Market in this county, will be-
eceived readily.
SPENCER BALL.
Prince Vim. aft Nov. eorz.T
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FOR SUE.

A fet OF Greek and Latin Olaf.
hcs, among which are fon,e very itaree
and ya!uzb!e---a pair Of Ada,n,'s Gioses
Ian Orrery- Piano For.es, with COM
plete iets OF arings for piano tortes and
harptichords.
Enquire a. this Office.
Dec. 7. eo3tt
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Public Eal;s,
ON TUESDAY,

-
Il: len s'elack, syW he aid ct IKE EsuGa
Staxe,
ed and 4,h proof Antigua and
Jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin III bis.
I'snefisfe Wine in caH1s,
Cxd.ais in BIS.
Sugar in !sbds and Is.
EM.ola.:es in hhds.
Rice in .;erces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Eartken Ware IN crates,
hand..on>,y aGor,ea,'
50 boxes Havana Segars,
Cot,ca g tss..cs---m q credit.
ALSO,
Il ya75tey Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flaaaels and Planes,
Carpets ard Ca7rting.
I-iM AID German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
CCa!icoes and Ginshans,
4 variety Of Muffin and lAullin Hand
..erchiefs ard Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
a number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Dec. q Vendue- Mater.
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FOR SIZE,

FOX VIC,
Three invoices OF hollow
GLASS WARE, neatly aaorsei, ia enc
Of which are forty eight liquor cafes. Ap-
ply at the computing hou:a Of Dennis Ram
FAY to
Z. MESS, jun.
Dec. II. d3tt
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FALL GOODS.

The Subscriber has received,
by the Relerve from London, part of his
ELL ASSORTMENT,
and is in daily expectation of receiving
the balance by the GrR arrivals from Ii
yerpool.
3enscs Wilson.
Sept. II.
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Robert /. Hooe and Go.
HAZE IMPORTED,
IN tie brig Neptune, f'oas Li'Ss1,
md OFFER FCR sale,
go catks Liihon Wine Of a
iPerior quality,
500 busnels Of Salt,
bale of Morocco Skias,
\ lev boxes of Lemons and Oranges,
Figs IN Fraits,
Give Oil, Almonds, FiIberts,
g bundles Acor carpets and foot I.ass.
Tk.y base kkseoJs ca ba.a,
Afsw bales of Negro cotsons and blsn.
se,s,
German Liners,
Ear.hcn Ware in crates, Sugar IN hads
sSa bis. and Soffee In bags ard rcrcss.
Ncy. go. d
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-xSzWs=s<S,s- - S$SS 'NAA~AJ
PRINCE HARDING, Mailer,
VIII ,,,r ,f-eight on reaionab;e TERMS
App!y 10 the Mater en- board, or 70,
'F' iGtiN G. LADD,
Wk, kas Agfey ,sceIzea ard ns7O ger;
tor Snle,
20 Hoghcads OF excellent Molaiies,
1c do. do. Sugar,
as do. do. Rum,
do. Copperas s. Bri-lone,
10 Oaks Cordiais,
20 Barrels Bottom Beef,
80 80 S sass. Frsh R'ifn.
50 Bags Coffee,
eco Boxes Candles and Soap,
Bags Cotton,
s Do. Hops,
10 Boxes Cotton and Woll Cards,
20 Do. 10 by IS Glais,
90 Cheits frefh Teas, Ert;,,ca r.
70 Bales Ruiia Sheeting, : dr,wbscl
S Do. Ravens Duck,
3 Cafes of Writing Paper,
% Boxes freih Chocolate,
Excellen, Dumb Filth, SC. sc. &c.
December S, q
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STATE PAPER.

STATE PAPER.
ne foHo1oing proclamation from The Areb-
dxke CHARLES has been bubAlAeA at
Prague:
Charles Lewis, prince royal Of
gary and Bohemia, archduke of Aufria,
&c. &c. earnefly as his majeRy, the m
peror and king endeavours to procure an
hoporable and lafing peace for the whole
OF his hereditary dominions, and as much
as It is to be wifhed, that, in honor of
suffering humanity, after a long period of
devaitation, the enemy would be inclined
to join for the fame purpofe, it neverthe-
leis remains Advisable, and is now O
than ever absolutely n~eceHary, to be pre-
pared tor the WORT, if, contrary to our
wiihes and hopes, the obAinate refufal and
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F113fee nave Al8% Hated and when It
IS lilo feen to how comfortable an extent
we may confidently expect that deficiency
70 be renedicd, by the double operation
ofimportation and economy.
With reiped to the former Of theEe OBJ
jects, your committee obferve that within
twelve months from Sept. a6, 1899,
70 Sept. II, 1900, there have been i'm
ported into Great Britain no 1efs than
F,z6I,Y31 Quarters Of Wheat and Flour,
rb7,988 Barley,
v479,3zo Oats,
3oo,6o3 Cwt. Rice.
This happened under the unfavourable
circumstances Of a haryeR abroad uncom-
monty deficient in quality, and not album
dant in quantity, and of the late period OF
the lsafon, when the Bounty was granted
by Parliament.
To be continued.
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extravagant demands Of the enemv ho..,x
make a continuation of hoRilities ;nd;Goa
hbly necelary, and to prepare e.
greatet poAible general defence. Prev Me
ton and prudence demand fpeedilv' smI
with fuficient means, zealou0v - .@ ana
whatever the exiting laws and the ea
creating danger of the country REQUIRE -,
this decliiye moment. From this conGds
ration, the extraordinary armaments -
the kingdom of Hungary, Tranfylvan;a
in Auftria and Tyrol, will be eassaa;
with the utmof activity in a fhort rer;od
The fame precaution Of his maieity a]Gn
induces to prepare full f~ecurity for ths
kingdom of Bohemia and the adio;n;ns
Moravia, as well as for all his fa;,he,i
iubjeets, againt any deAruetive at,acL.
from the enemy. For obtaining this GREAT
Object, his majeay orders as the moff fn;r
able means, to form legion Of 20 batta
lions of infantry from among the faithful
inhabitants of Bohemia, Morayia and 81
ella, foley and wholly to be EMPLOYED
20 the defence of the country, to be en-
trufted to my command, and to be called
after my own lame. This internal arna-
snent, however, mutt be fpeedily conplet-
ed, by zeal and courage in every clais Of
inhabitants, according to the prefent cir.
cumitances of the armies. The ~exertion
necehary for this purpofe can juRly be ex.
peeted from nations, the proper and pro-
minent features of whole character have
ever proved themfelves by their attach.
ment to their firm principles and found
Judgment which in every thing looks for
the evidence of truth, and fixes the Aamp
OF conviction and nece0ity to an undertak.
ing like that now refolved upon. This
conviction will be the more deciive and
general, as, without having ~recourfe to
artificial or intricate ~reafonine, it is found.
ed merely upon facts, the frongeh proofs
of the ruin and degradations which have
oefallen the countries occupied by the enc
my being ,manilee. Let the melancholy
leniation of the1e events and examples
route our full patriotic nrength let it
iteadily animate our fpirit of reiaance to
the arrogant demands Of the enemy, let
the c~onicioufnefs of our own Arength and
dignity fPeak 10 powerfully to our hearts,
that we fear no p%erfonal fervices, nor
evade any exertions, and facrifces what
ever; let refolution ~difinguilh our pro-
ceedings; let%nothing prevenr our having
at heart the interehs Of our country The
enemy teeing the zeal which animates our
botoms, and the courage which frength-
ems our arms, will delft from menacing
with any attack. However, be the plan
on which he has refolved whatever it may,
1t will be defeated by the united exertions
of an organized whole, by encreafed pa
triotic fentiments, energy and perfevere-
ance, which is even the only means fde-
termining the enemy to an equitable and.
juft peace, and which as experience has
fhewn, is the only form ofbehaviour with
which fecurity and independence can be
connected.
On my part, I hall fake upon myfelf,
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Ou tAc COIt1nent3 ana IOT three years,
fafter the expiration of that time or foon.
er, fortunate events houid procure to Eu-
rope the enjoyment of a fold and lafing
peace. In the latter cafe, viz. if a con.
~tinental peace hould be effected before the
expiration of the three years, his Britannia
majeay hall be at liberty to difpenfe with
the fervice Of that corps, having made
known to his electoral highnefs his refo-
luton, 3 months before hand, during which
period the falary and other wages of the
troops ihall continue to be paid on the
fame footing, and in the fame manner as
t1ipulated in the fubjoined articles.
z. The whole corps as we'll as the PC
neral appointment by his electoral highnels
for its command, fhall be under the orders
Of that general in chief of the united ar
mics, whom his Britannia maiefy ihall
mention for that purpofe. They fhall, in
every particular, be treated upon the fame
footing as the troops of the power in whole
army they lhall act. The faid corps fhall
be entirely independent Of thofe troops
which his electoral highnefs has befdes TO
furniih to the army of the empire a con-
tingent.
3.-12. To defray for the expences of
rafting and equipping them, his Britannia
ma.Jefty pays tor every exercifed and e.
quipped horfemen eighty dollars banco,
and for every equipped and. exercifed foot
folder thirty dollars banco, the banco
dollar at IS. cd. The corps fhall march
eight days after it has been requefed.-
AS from the interrupted communication
between England and the continent, the
negotiations of the prefent treaty have
been greatly protraaed, the pay Of the
troops ihall commence from the 2Sth of
January of the prefent year. The whole
maintenance of the corps hall be on the
fame footing as that Of the imperial armies.
In cafe his Britannia majeRy hould think
1t Advisable to difpenfe with the ~iervices
q this corps, he will pay the lubGdies for
the remaining time of the duration of the
treaty, OH the BATS of the treaty of fub-
fidies with Hefe-C anel, Of the 10th of
April 1893, and over and above one
months pay and ~emoluments. The de-
ierters from the troops of Mentz fhall be
delivered up, and thofe of the troops as
ihall be made prifoners Of war, arc to be
exchanged in the fame manner as other
troops In Englih pay. His electoral high
neis will always keep the number Of the
troops complete. The Britih commifary
may frequently review the troops, and
demand reports of their,Rate. His Britain
mic majeay pays 80 rix dollars banco for
every recruit to recomplete the corps, de-
ierters excepted. Artillery, and other
warlike flores, that fhall be loft before the
enemy, are to be replaced at the expence
of his Britannia majefy.
I3. His ELECTORAL highnefs promifes
not to enter into negotiations with France
as long as the prefent treaty fhall be in
force, unknown to his Britannia maieay,
but fhall communicate to his majefy, or to
the commifioners authorized by him for
that purpofe, all communications and pro-
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to conclude a peace with France, without
including in it his ELECTORAL highnefs, and
regulating his intereR by means oft.
IA. His Britannia ma,eAy promifes to
be mindful of the f%ecurity of the territories
and PoHefion of his electoral highnefs, and
as far as depends on him, and the circum-
Iitances of the war, and the good of the ge-
neral caufe fhall allow it, to direct militia
ny operations in fuch a manner, that the
ftates of his electoral highnefs at prefent
occupied by his own troops, or thofe Of
the united armies, be covered, and. as
much as pofible lpared. Should never
thelefs, notwithstanding the meafures taken
Tor that Purpofe, any part Of the above
mentioned Rates of his electoral highnefs
be attacked by the enemy, in c%onfequence
OF the prefent treaty, his Britannia. majer-
ty, conformity, with his allies, will con-
cert meafures IL Procure.his electoral high
neis' an irdemnifcation proportionate to the
lois which one or.other of the provinces
may have iufFered by fuch attack.
IS. To give to his electoral hiphnefs
a fill greater proof Of his friendihip, and
of his lincere participation in the welfare
OF the electorate, his Britannia maieAy
will proceed in the fame manner with ref.
peet to the other poaeaions of his electoral
highnefs 70 as the fame fhall Be reconuuer-
ed and wrefed from the hands of the enc
my; and will, conformity with his allies,
actively intercede on the conclufon of the
general peace, that the electoral hou(e
be reitored to the pofrefion of the ftates
which it enjoyed at the commencement of
the preient war, fuch as they were at that
time.
IS. The corps Aipulated in the prefent
treaty may be increafed to 5000 men, by
means OF an augmentation of the expences
tor railing and equipping the troops, as
wellas the pay and other e%moluments, t.
be calculated on the BATS Of the prefent
treaty, In proportion to the ~increafe of men
which the high contracting powers may
agree upon.
II. The conditions and articles Of the
prefent convention hall be communica ted
TO his Imperial and Royal maieRy the
Roman emperor. He hall be at liberty
to join IN II, as far as the nature of the
different articles agreed upon fhall permit,
as well as in all alterations and additions
that might hereafter. be made by the high
contracting parties.
Is. The rati6cationo o. the prefent trea-
ty fhall be exchanged within four weeks,
or fooner, if pofble. In tefimony there
OF the underwritten have fgned and affixed
their zeal to the prefent treaty.
(Signed) w. WIcKHAM. !
HENRY CoUNr SpAuR.
Done at Pfora, near Donauelchinger.
April 80, 1900. :.
STATE PAPER.
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monty deficient in quality, and not album
dant in quantity, and of the late period of
the isafon, when the Bounty was granted
by Parliament. !
To be continued.
Treay 5etrvrsn The king g EngAaud and
The eld0r Of MeAtx.
A~fchaffenburg, Nov. q.
The memorable treaty which was con
scluded at Pfora; near Donauefchingen, on
tac 3othof April, between the king of
Great Britain and the eleetor Of Mentz,
has at length tranfpired 1t is as fol-
lows :
Be it known to all whom it may concern,
that as his electoral highnefs Of Mentz, as
anember Of the empire, and agrceably to
his attachment TO Its contribution, partici-
pates in the w~arwhich the German empire
has been forced to declare againR France,
for defending and maintaining its confitu-
tion, and the integrity Of its territory
and as his highneis is convinced Of the ne
eelity for gaining this falutary purpofe,
not only OF employing all theforces which
the laws Of the empire require Of every
fate under the title Of contingcnts, but
ALTO of uiing fill greater means, the fooner
TO procure an honorable and la1sing peace,
which the occupation of a comfortable
part Of the electoral territories on the Gde
--of France, and the repeated invafion ofthc
remaining territories o. his electoral high,
neis by the fame power, as well as the ex-
hauited fate of his refources, effected by
his extraordinary exertions for the good Of
the armies fighting in Germany for the
general caufe, did not allow his electoral
highnefs to do to the extent he might have
wifhed, his electoral highnefs has applied
to his Britannia majefy (likewife engaged
IN ! war with the fame enemy, in COME
quence Of the attack made by France) in
viting his majefy t afih his electoral
highnefs in the execution Of thefe meafures.
In a manner that might be thought the
mott effective. AS his Britannia maiefy
on his part entertains fimilar fentiments
with his electoral highnefs, and wifhes to
give him a proof of his friendhip, and of
his deirc to promote the juf and falutary
Object he has in view, his majefy- has no.
minated MIR. Wickham, his miniler pie
nipotentiary and commiAioncr, to adult
the points relating to this important OBJ
jeet /; and his electoral highnefs, on his
part, has nominated count Spaur his PRIV
councillor, for the fame p~urpofe, who,
having exchanged their full powers, have
agreed on the following articles:
Art. i. His electoral highnefs Of Mentz
offers to form a corps Of 3,464 men, in
fantry as well as cavalry fbut 10 that the
latter hall not confitute above one e.
leventh part of the whole corps) which is
to be left at the difpofal Of his Britannia
majeHy, { be employed by him in any
part Of Europe he ihould with it; and that