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it> bearitig date the 4th instant from 
one of them covering a letter addressed to his 
e ■y»i Highness the Prince Regent. 
acquaint your Excellency, that the Prince 
.ll nt has declined receiving the letter addressed to 
• J -Eandhas, at the same time, given me his orders 
WEnsind the letter add resed by your Lxc.’ltemy t . 
Vienna, lor the information and consideration 
|V |Ke Allk'd Sovereigns and Plenipotentiaries there 
BL'fabled. - —1 am, &c. 
, f* CASTLEREAGH, 
| ’ CORRESPONDENCE. 
I ON ALLIANCE AGAINST FRANCE. 
I NO. I. 
grucoun! Castlereaghtothe Earl of Clancarty, dated 
Foreign Office, April 8, 1815. 
7 I Mr Loro, —I herewith inclose a copy of an Over Overl 
lj Overl Bre 8 re this day received from At. de Caulaincourt, with 
■the answer returned. You will communicate the 
<s’«jfcßeto the Allied Sovereigns and Plenipotentiaries at 
*Bfo!ia,for their information.—l havethe honor, &c. 
< TSI ' Castlereagil 
I fad oLPwarty, &G- 
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Ear? ”f Clancarty to Viscount 
Vienna, May 6, 1815. 
Mr Lon Adverting to your Dis<J 
■ tetch. N<», 3,and-to'itsseveral inclosures, conveying 
I ifn'op'.sal madehy the existing Go vtrnftierit in France 
JffMtlj'our Lordship’s nos wer thereto, I have the honor 
■Macquaint you, lqr the information of his Majesty’s 
that at a Conti freiice held on theifd inst. 
Mis Highness Pi met- M< tk-mich Acquainted us, that a 
Kj.de Nmss-.vit. who had been stopped on bis way 
Bwher, at Limz, from not having furnished with pro- 
■ addressed a letter to his Imperial 
•Jtfajesty,and I hr re w ith forwarded some unopened let* 
■ ter.* which (he Emperor had directed hint to unseal 
I in the presence of the Allied Powers. 
These proved to be a letter from Bonaparte, ndlres- 
■ Iled to his M >je»ty, professing a derig* to continue at 
Efface, to'Wbscrvc (he stipulations of the Treaty ofPa- 
I r% A.-, and a Enter from M. tie Caulaincourt to 
J Prince Metternich, containing similar profosv hs. . 
I Alter reading these Papers, it was considered, whe- 
JlL’r any, ami \vf at answer'should be made thereto, 
I When the gem*i.il opinion ap|>eared to lx’, that none 
I shattld be r. turned, and Ito notice whatever taken of 
r tlie pr*»»x»s<ft. 
Upoa this, as in deed upon all other suh  suhf 
f  suhf sequ n! to inc 
Wlic.eii the present stale of Ifonri'U'iital Powers, with 
tegird ,h is come uml r disettssi but one 
ii.H app ar d to direct the councils <several. 
Sovereign, i'h *y adh r<*, irvl from the commence commencement 
ment commencement have never ceased to adhere, ami their declara declaration 
tion declaration of th ‘ Idih of March, with respect to the acted 
Ruler of Frinne. They are in a state of hostility with 
bi.ua nd hi, adherents, not from choice, but horn ne necessity, 
cessity, necessity, because past experience has shewn, that no 
faith has been kept by hin, and that no reliance can 
Ve’placed on the profession of one who Jias hitherto no 
longer regarded the most sdeirin compacts, than as it 
may havesuitr.l Itis own convenience to observe them, 
whose word, the only assurance he can afford for his 
peaceable dispositions is nut in a direct oppo i ilioii 
lioii ilioii to the tenor of his actually placed. They tie! 
that they should neither perform their duty to ihem ihem•elvrs, 
•elvrs, ihem•elvrs, or to the people committed by providence to 
their charge, if ti>ey*were now to listen to those pro profession 
fession profession <U a desire tor peace which have been madef 
•nJ suffer themselves thus to he idled info the supo supopusitton 
pusitton supopusitton that <h y may naw relieve their pimple trojn 
theburden.ufihp|M»rtihg immense military inastscr, by 
duntiushing their forces toa peace establish uen^con uen^convinced, 
vinced, uen^convinced, as the several Sovereigns are, fr<»m past ex exjierienct?, 
jierienct?, exjierienct?, that nos inner should they have been diarm diarm<J, 
<J, diarm<J, than az! vant ige would be tak n of their want o[ 
pre pa ration, (hose sceiuu.' of agression and 
»loodsh«ul, from which they had Ivfpctl riiat th ■ peace 
so giOrioudy won at I’aris, would loug have secured 
them. ' 
They are at wa£ then, for the purpose of obtaining 
Some security fortheir own ind4pciHuncef<and for the 
le-chnquest of that peac/ and permanent'tranquility, 
for which the world has so long panted. They arc nit 
even at war for the greater or less proportion of seen-* 
rity which France can afford them of future tranquil tranquillity, 
lity, tranquillity, buttercup* France, under its present Chief, is 
Unable to afford them any security whatever. 
In this war, (hey.do not desire to interfere with any 
legitimate right of the French people ; they base no 
design to oppose the claim of that nation to choose 
their own form of Government, or intention to trench, 
in any respect, upon their indepencenceas a great aM 
free people; but they do think they have a right and 
that of the highest nature, to contend against the re reestablishment 
establishment reestablishment of an individual as the head of the 
French Government, whose past conduct has invari invariably 
ably invariably deaxvaUratcd, tiiatiu wh a situation he wid aot 
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suffer other nations to remain at peace—whose restless 
ambition, whose thirst for foreign conquest, and whose 
disregard for the rights and fodepence of other States, 
must expose the whole of Europe to renewed scences 
of plunder and devastation. ‘ * 
However generaj the feelings ofdie Sovereigns may 
be in favour of the restoration of the king, they no 
otherwise seek to influence the proceedings ot the 
French* in the choice of this or of any other dynasty, 
>r form of Government, that may be essential to the 
a ety and permanent tranquillity of the rest of Eu Europe; 
rope; Europe; such reasonable security being afforded by 
France in this respect, as other Slates have a legiti legitimate 
mate legitimate right to claim in.their own defence, tbeir obj ct 
will besatisfied ; and they shall joyfully return to that 
state oi peace which vyill then and then only, be open 
r to them, and lay down those aims ylnch they have 
only taken up for the. purpose of acquiring that tran tranquillity 
quillity tranquillity so eagerly desired by them on the part oi 
their fospec&ve Empircstji * 
Such, njy j|()rd,4ire tli;* general sen|iraents of the 
Sovereigns and df their Ministers Were assembled; aud 
it should seem, that the^forious-forbearande observe 4 
by masters df the French capital in the 
early bf the last year, ought to prove to the 
French, that thi<iS not a war against their freedom 
ami independence, or excited by any spir it of ambi ambition, 
tion, ambition, or spirit-of conqih st, but one arising our of ne necessity, 
cessity, necessity, .pfged on tlie principle of seiF piy^erration, 
and founowl on that legitimate and incontrovertible 
right of obtaining reasonable security' for t heir own 
truquillity and independence, to which, if France has 
on her part a blaim, other nuiofts haye an equal lille 
to claim at the hands of France. s . * 
In t hfs day laid before the of the 
Allied Powers in conference,’ the. to be 
delivered upon the exchange of the raliticntivu of-die 
Treaty of the 25th March. After the opinjyiis vvbitdi 
I have detailed as thosewith, which the Allied Sover Sovereigns 
eigns Sovereigns aN* impressed, with respect to the object of the 
wjir, it is : scarcely neccsstiry ior me to add, that (be 
explauatfon aff.rde(l in this m»Je,as I he.const ruction 
put by his Royal Highness the Pririt e Regi in on the 
•Eight. Article of that i'rca’V wasjavpurably received. 
Immediate nutriictiUis wifi be issued tb 
th< ltnpeyi»t.Q)urts of Austria and 
Rn*si , and Hie Minister'* of hU Prussian'Maj sty, 
to accept ot tins on the exchange oi the ratifica ratification 
tion ratification of the Treaty in Apt. Mfoo. . 
Xxi order to-be assured that'! have ad voiced nothing 
in flits dispatch which does notaecord with the vie ws 
of the Capinels of (be Allied Sovereigns, 1 have ac acquainted 
quainted acquainted the PietttppU .’Uiaries of W High Aibeu 
Powers with thrttwip*ijts ifrStcbf, aifd haWfht* iiOhyr 
to inform you, cqrituined in it en entirely 
tirely entirely coincide wdh tli ise of their respective Courts. 
1 have the honor to be, &«.- 
(Wgned) CLaNCARTY* 
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SECRETARY’S Oi FACE. 
T/n\ ist<> inform tht Public, that the following 
Pt i rons intend quitting this colony. 
Robert El .vis, in 6 yveeks from 24 .Mine. . ; 
A. A. »ie so Court, wiil quit this Colony, June SO.* 
Jam > Fvderingham in 6 weeks from 15 July. 
Nathiiira! Hunt mdift. from do. 
Edward. Hunt in do. from do. 
v / R.G.BOWNERjSec. 
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' Xi'tii e is hereby gi-ctOf that b month aft create 
frdldling Tran spoors and Mortgagi-s will be 
June 17. W. Hracry qq.JFxaqci* Stewart, wiil jrans jransport 
port jransport 10 rmnls ot buddings theidon, 
situate bn lot No. ISpiiorth-bide, so VV r . Katz. 
W. Hinery wilL transport la John M’Uarnpn 
July 8. "W. Ross.qq. ft. Hose, will transport t(|.pe t(|.pernerary 
rnerary t(|.pernerary 52 names to be seen al Ihis Qi Qifice. 
fice. Qifice. 
July 15. Francis qq. the Assignees of 
John Dawson, will transport so Jaines Roberts 
and Hugh Ifothune, qq. Alexander Tulloh, of 
Lwmlon, the E&stsrii half us Lot 38, AV«st Cdast 
us BerUice. * > s< ? 
R. C. DOWNER, Sec. 
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PLBUC VENUUES. 
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On Tuesday 18th iest. will be sold, by order and 
gtihe house of Mrs. M. Lir.duer, on lot No. 10, an 
assortment of dry goods,'glass, tin, & earthen ware, 
"loaf sugar, hyson tea, fdd Madeira in bottles, valu valuable 
able valuable portraits and priiS, mirrojs, hjuck glasses, gen- 
Heinens hats, bools and shoes, 0 casks claret, &.C.— 
Also a liousqson Lot No. 10 tenting the middle road 
60 feet long & one sfoty high, with about 240 feet 
of land.—.lnd about 4(X) feet of land, being the north 
quarter of Lot No. 10, extending from the middle 
road to the backdatn, which will be sold in parcels 
to suit purchasers, also two variable negro women 
with their children, and 2 field negro men. Terms 
of payment, for the land and Neffroes 3 & 6 months. 
D. C. CAMERON, Cep. Vendue Master, 
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On Thursday the 20 will sold oh lot Ko. 
15, order oj C. C 9 Swaving 9 Esq. without rs 
sen e, dine, terras, temper lime, bricks, bread in bar* 
rds, starch, paints dh oil, hams, beef, vinegar 
claret, green pease, beans, pipes, pearl barley, rol rolpens, 
pens, rolpens, lilberdaan, cats, dtetys, 
D. C. CAMfikcfN, U?p. Vendue Master, 1 
On.-Thursday 27th instaht w ilk lie sold the follow following 
ing following without reserve: 2 pun< h ‘oys batiq 2 dd7 
coffee bags, a parcel of carpenter tools, plantation 
sto es, saddlery, coffee and eotton 
hams, 10 bodies soap and 10 do. candles, J 2 dozen 
Port and 12dozen sherry wine, stationary, a parcel 
nails in kegs of 50 lbs. eaA h, paints & oil, spirits of 
Aurpentine, neats foot oil, Ac.* • ' 
Ou the same day by the Vdidite Meister in com comtnissie, 
tnissie, comtnissie, 5 horses, a chaise# harness, c 2 riding muksf 
a silver atop watch with patentlever, 2 or 3 setts of 
plain breakfast # dinner services, ready made cloths, 
and jewellery.—'Hie nt 3 A‘ 6 months credit, 
—■the horses ivmrranled and there area pair 
erf ponies amongst them thed draw very gentle to ga gather 
ther gather or separately. 
D. C. CAMERON, Pep. Vendue Master. 
On .’.fond iy the 3lsl fost. will be sold, by opler 
AJexander Fraser, qq. BenfieJd's Estdtesf at rlahM , ? 
tfon Eddertown, west coast, 30 40 bead qOqgcat* 
it?, a hbrse and mule, also the yr hide of the furni'nre 
in the dm Ilin* house, as lately occupied by the 3ec. 
Mr. J, Brod<’ri( k, consisting in mahogany'dimng ta tables, 
bles, tables, card do-, side boards, bedsteads arid beds, solas, 
chairs, glass and emffon wan*, knives & forks, wall 
candlesticksarid glass lamps, &c. 
D.C Ca mer oil, Dep. Vendue Mastjiri 
i . . .-tii ».w - ...i inwiiii i . ii »■>*-—«i ■■ i ri l „ 
Ou Thursday B*l August wilt bb sokL by order r>f 
lA<u. Ross, Esq. qq. Ylantartvm Cecf//ics, 
known as Lot No. 82, and | of Lot. “NoJ 33, with all 
its buildings, cuUivaium,and farther appuitenames, 
payable jn 6, 12, &43 months. - 
At (he same time 2QO sheep and 70 head of cattfoj 
the stock'of Plantation Tailogie, kyowh to 
ongst the finest in this colony, also cotton baggingj 
paints and oil, carpenter and cooper tools, hoes ami 
shovehfc Payable in 3 and C months. 
l>. C. UAMERON, Dep. Vendue M 
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. DRIFTED ot STOLEN in the night b'e b'etween 
tween b'etween the6tb and 7<h insf. irpqi Lot No. 21', a folic 
oar’d small boat, being green arid black painted; any 
person givimr wformaiiou oi the above wall b« 
re July. B. ZILGLER. 
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FOR 8A LE by the Bubs|ribers, at their Store 
on Lot Np. 4, for immediate jpay meat:—Prune New 
ijiiadtaud fish in 6 & 8 quintal casks, Yorkshire 
pickles, pease, barley, oysters, afonhuls, 
sins, currants, tripe in jars, mustard, black 
hysorrrjk gnu-powder tea, sallad oiJ, salt in tierces, 
genilcilien’s clpatiung, hosiery, woollen suteks, scar scarlet, 
let, scarlet, blue, bUck,green, olive & brown broad 
kersemere, flamici & do. jackets, green baize, table 
'“livers, do. with borders, Negro cluiliing and blan blankets, 
kets, blankets, perfumery assorted; boots & shoes, cowling pie pieces, 
ces, pieces, an assortment' of ironmongery, cast & German 
ibtecl, + cut & whip saws 6 Bf7 feel irame  irametennett 
tennett  irametennett frit- hahd-siiws, fifes of all description, car-' 
penter & cooper adzes, double & single plane irons, 
locket gauges,chissels, drawing knives, 
poke shaves, squares, braces & bills, wood & horse 
t rasps, augurs, cleavers, bras*Cocks, pans, boi boik 
k boik is, lea kellies, frying |>Sus, sad Rons, gfoe 
nuikdrom id. to bddcrockery ware, glass do. sella 
<w table services, &c» * Sr 
15 June. WULFF & BRCAyN. 
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TilE'Subs' rfber offers for Sale, Four thou thousand 
sand thousand cubic feet df bullettree TinibJt, fjuin 5 to 18 
inch square, to be delivered in town on short notice. 
8 July. ? , ..£ U. SCULAftIIOIWr. 
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By virtuffof aa Extract from the of 
the Court of Rolls, dated the 10th April, 18.15, given 
in the cmise entidcd John Tapin and P. Fairbairn, 
in capacity asSeotiestrators to Plantation. Vovit, the 
late property of Dudley Wade, versus, ali Clßfoiants 
on the proceeds of Plantation Yeovil, cum auhexis, 
sold at Execution Bale. I the undersigriwi, at thd 
request of aforesaid Sequestrators, do heftby «Sufo «Sufomon 
mon «Sufomon by Edict s (for. the fourth timeex sUpcrabuh sUpcrabuhdanti) 
danti) sUpcrabuhdanti) all Ciaiipants on the (he proceeds of Planta Plantation 
tion Plantation Ypovil, to appear before the Court of Civil Jus Justice, 
tice, Justice, or th s colony, on 
there te render in their claims,Ho verify tire same, 
aud further to hear Ihc Court’s decision as so the 
preferent and concurrent right of claimants on the 
proceeds-ofsaid Estate. 
This Summons by Edict made Known t<the ru« 
blic by beat of drum from the Court Hqme of 
colony, and further dealt with according to custom. • 
Berbice, the 16 June, 1815. ’ 
1 ’ K. ERANCREN, First MjtfsbaL