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London, England, 1807-07-29 00:00:00

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PLYMOVTFi, JULY 27. S;,'letl the P;Ile de Par's,
of 160iits., AdmirA Lord GAUDNEH, the Toutura,
•
ago guns, Adtniral DE COLIRCEY, LeidOn, of 98
gnus, and neieus, of 74 guns, for Torbay, to jo.ti
the Channel Fleet.

Arrived the Brig Cheltner, Capt. STONE, from
Oporto, laden with wines' fin. this Port ; sailed uni.
der convoy of the Raimn Sloop of W.tr, with 32 Sail
in company, the greater part of which passed by tho
morning to the -Eastward.

DEAL, JULY 28.--Game down from Sheerness
the Clyde Frigate, and remains in 'the Downs with
the Ships as per. last.

TREATY OF PEACE AND AMITY

BETWZIN
His BRITANNIC MAIE STY andtheKlNG if PRUSSIA.

SIGNED AT DIE/STEL, JAN. 2S, 4g07.

His Majesty the KING of the United Kingdom of
GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, and • his Majesty the
KING' of PaussiA, being equally deiirouS to terminate
in an amicably: manner, and to settle by a' format
Treaty, the,differences which have for a short time
interrupted` the • relations of union and good under-
standing which had so tong-subsisted•betwet n them
their said MAJESTIES have nominated as t1:-4

potentiaries to be employed ih this-important miner-
taking, namely„on the-part of his BRITANNIC MA-
JESTY, the Rt. Hon. J. HELY Baron HUTCHINSON,
a General of his Army, and
.Knight of the Most
Hon. Military Order of the Bath ; and on the' art
of his PRUSSIAN MAJESTY, the Sieur FREDERIC:WU...
LIAM DR ZASTROW, his Minister of State and Ca-
binet, Major-Geoeral of his. Armies, and Knight of
the Orders of the-Red Eagle end of Merit, who, after
having communicated and exchanged their respetlive
full powers, and found them in due form, have •.
agreed upon the following Articles : •
- . .
ART. I. There shall be beltveen their Britannic
and• Prussian Majesties, their Heirs and Successors,
their Kingdom,. Psovinces, and Subjekts, perpetual
and inviolable Peace, sincere union, and pea-ea
friendship, to the end that the tinportiry roi,uuder-
standing which has recently taken place, shall, from
the present moment, be regarded as eatirely at an
end, and shall be buried, in eternal oblivion.
ART. 2; 'The accommodation and the reconcilia-
lion between the two Courts having fur their basis
the renunciation, on the part of his PRUSSIAN MA.- •
JESTY, of the Country of • Hanover, 'his said MA-
JESTY relinqUishes all right and tide whatsoever to
the anal and future possession of the Eieaoral
Territories' of his BRITANNIC MAJESTY, and re-
trounces, at the saints time, all the prdensions
which he had advanced to those, States. -And
in case the events of war should bring about
the re-occupation of the EleCtorate of Hanover
by the Prussian armies, his Majesty the •King of
PRUSSIA engages not to take posSession of the
Elealorate, but in the .name of his Britannic Ma-
jesty, and immediately to re-establish the ancient
linen of Civil Government and the ancient Consti-,
tnted Authorities of his Britannic Majesty, which
'Authorities shall be formally invested with the entire
administration of atfairs, in the name, and for the
,ad-
vantage of, their le4itimate Sovereign.
.
ART. 3. The Freedom of Navigation and of Com-
merce shall be restored to the subjeCts of his Prussian
:Alajesty, as .it formerly was in time of Peace, and on
`the saute towing as it was before the period of the late ,
'exclusion of the British Flag from the Rivers En'is,
Weser, and .Elbe ; and his said Britannic Majesty
having with this view already issued an Order, kar,
Mg date the igth NoVember, 1806, tO all Officers •
commanding his Ships of War,, as well as to all l'ri-
ebetrit:lll
sivi6alate:enry,, not further to
v,i;iilitiiclehst,thcel)e,tasillia,y orm
providedPianrussth‘ereisirecalsrgoes be ionecPiit, and- not
prohibited by the laws of war, and that
,they
not bouncy. to ports belonging to the .enemies of
Great Britain, or. occupied by them, the said-Order
shall continue to be observed, .and to haye effect in
its fall force and extent._ ' • '
47 And' in pursuance of 'the aboVe
'nation, his-Britannic Majesiy-Pro7es and engages
to!'issite-to his- Admiralty, svithout delay; the neces-
sary Orders that the' Merchent.Veasels; which, by
the groelatuation, of the e4th of September, t 81,4
were subject to provisionary.detention, shall be re-
leased and restored to their Proprietors, with. perfe&
liberty either to .continue theii• voyages, if their
place of destination be not prohibited, or otherwise
.toJ'etUrn tp, their own country.
AIVIS.S. The crews of all the Prussian Vessels
broaght into British 'Ports' since the publication of
the Letters ellUarque, shall be set at liberty imme-
diately alter the conclusion of . the present Treaty ;
and the British Government shall cause them to re-.
turn, in the-most direct and expeditious tnann4r, into
the dotninions of his Prussian Majesty, to whatever
place shall be hereafter agreed upon.
ART. 6. His Majesty the King of Prussia engages
not to impede, nor to allow to any other Power 43
impede, the free navigation of His Britannic Majesty
in. any of the ports of his dominions ; but, on the
contrary, to arlbrd full liberty to the English tlaE,, to
enter into and to roceed from the abovementioned
perti in the same manner is before the late closing
of the rivers Ems, Weser, and Etbe.
A. 7. The two High Contrading Parties mutu-
ally promise and engage to itwite his 'Majesty the
o
gEpurmtatr4paseinraottelreuor Majesty,tikhetbrepitti'llth4nsicisiaair
rights
take
en
,tuponll e: himself
ol
pretensions to
the'eauntty of Hanover, as-stipulated in the second
Article of the .present Treaty. •
ART. 8. Every other subjeti• bf discalsion or ar.
rangeruent between the two Courts, is reserved for
future amicable adjustment. s
ART. g The Ratiticaetons, drawn Up in dne t)d
.proper shill be:exchahged thespaCe of sm.
• weok4,:or sooner -if Lposible,, in' ea.id -tite present
difficulty aCcomineeication %honl,l allow of it-. • -
In fti4.4 of which; the respect s::
ba%;e
,signed the•pte4bnt,Treaty, and hav,34 ovre(o,4o
'faxed the Seals
~qf their Arms.-1)40, at,amitel,
this.2Bth,day.of Jatanary,-1807.
(11,,5.) HUTCHINSON.
(1.•.5.) FREMUC GUILLAUUS Da ZASTROW.