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LOCK ANOSURGIC.
His Royal Highness. the pu.NF,
, • the following Committ,
Egremont
Earl of Leitrim •
t. Hon. R. B. Sheridan, M. P.
.Hon. Cul, 3.. Barry, M.P.-

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STATE PAPER.

TREATY BETWEEN DENMARK AND PRUSSIA.

In the name of the mast holy and undivided
His Majesty The King of: Denman;
:his Majesty the King of Pi Ossia, equally anainit- •
ed•iv ith the desit'e 'of 're-establish Fl:g.hetween. r
're'spe'ctive States, peace,. union, and the gOod Un-
derstanding which have been unfortunately.
inter-
rupteci, have for this purpose named an thorns-
ed 13;cnipotentiaries ;. namely, his. Majesty tke
King of Denmark, the Sieur Chritiact Henry
Augustus Count of Harcleuherg Rev'eritlau :;• and •
his Majesty the King of Prussia, the PrinCe of
Hardenberg;, whO,-after having Cxchanged their
respective fall powers, have agreed upon the,foi-
lowing articles

I. There shall be in future peace, frierukhip, and'gOod Un-
derstanding between his Majesty the King of Denniarkl, and
his Majesty the King of Prussia. The two high contracting
parties shall employ the utmost attention to' maintain a per-
fect harmony between their respective states and subjects,
and shit]) carefully avoid everj• thing which may disturb the
union so happily re-established.
IC All the relations Which existed hetween:Denniarl► and
Prussia, and their respective subjects, shall be re-established
from 'the day of the date of. the present treaty. on the same
footing as before the last war:
ordt4 to extend the 'commercial relations between
the. two countries, their 'Majesties shall immediately con-
elude a treaty of commerce, founded on bases reciprocally ad-
'vantageous.

IV. The high contractingpartics.confirm all the articles of
the provisional convention, signed at Paris on the 2d of Julie,
• and partieulirly those which declare, that the claims Which
t4eir respective spbjects may-have,, either against the Vanish
Government, or against the Prussian Government, shall be
examined and settled by a mixed commission,:which shall
assemble fo-r that Purpose at Copenhagen immediately after
'the ratilication of the present treaty..

V. • Majesty the King of Denmark haring ceded Nor-
%%li to Sweden, his Majesty the King of Prtissica shall employ
conjointly with Sweden, ii.ussia, and England, his good of-
fives to procure to his Majesty the King of Den nnirl; a snit-
able indertmAy, in addition to Pomerania, which has be'eu
ceded to him by Sweden.

VI. The present Treaty shall- be ratified, arid the ratiEca-
, lions exchanged in the space of'six weeks from the day of
date, or sooner if possjbte. In testimony whereof, we, 03.:
undersigned, in virtue of our full powers, Ictiie liglied
Tinsett triaty,' and bave ilifitelictiiit the liral i)f- our aVius.
. Done at Berlin, this 25th of August, 1814.
(Signed) , r
CIIARLP,S AUGUSTUS, Prine of HARDENBERG.
C..H. A. Count of HARD7Z.NBERG-REV}.NTLAU.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER, PROM HAMBURGH, DATED
SEPTEMBER 27.
"On tinday evening his 1-?,syal'Higliness the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE, with his suite, arrived at
WEIDEMANN'S Russian Hotel,. oil the Ladies'
Walk, where Mr. J. THORNTON, the Merchant,'
had engaged aCcomniodations for't.his' Prince. Ile
was. received by the venerable DcxxiosE,x, and at
eight o'cloek Went to the Theatre, where the per-
formance had been postponed for more than two
hours on account of his late arrival. The Ham-
burgh God save the King ' was sung in a.grand
style. . On Monday his Royal Highness reviewed
the cavalry and artillery of the Army of Poland,
and on Tuesday the infantry, in the Holy Ghost
Field. 1n passing the lines, accompanied with
General BEsruGseti. on his left hand, and some
hundred Otricers, he was cheered bythesoldieq,
and on returning to town, on both days, the
shouts of aeclaniatious from the assembled crow 4
was beyond description. At half-past twelve, the
whole cavalcade went to St, Michael's Church,
where Divine Service era:; performed by three
Riissian Priests, dressed in the canonicals of the
Urcek Church ; the service being preceded by
sonic vocal music, by eight Russian, soldiers. His
Royal Highness had an elegant chair, covered with
crimson velvet, near the Altar, with the Russian
'Warrior on his left ; all' the Officers forming'a
semi-circle round the Altar. The whole church
was crowded with the beauties of Hainhurgh.
" 01. a quarter of an hour no person, except
the military, were permitted to enter, but such
was the anxiety. of the Hamburgbers to see 014
ceremony, that the populace crowded into' the
church, and put the four Russian sentinels at de-
fiance. His Royal-Highness and General BEN-
NIGSEN are inseparable, and he is the ehartn'of
all ranks by his extreme politeness and princely
behaviour.
" The box of the Prince at. the Theatre Was
decorated with garlands of flowers. - ; .
ihom five till six the artillcry.of ECKMUIIL,
VANDAMME, and HOGGENDORP, have reSoallded
to the hollow .of the Royal,Duke, and long before
dark the city of Hatuburgh, at a very short Ho.
tice, testified its joy by a general illumination of
a very extraordinary. brilliancy.
Letters from Copenhagen Taention the arri--
val of a large English fleet with troops on board,
and it is also reported that the. King of I.),ExmAtik
is to receire.Hamburgh, and that with Altona it
will soon form one. town., The whole row of
houses reaching from Hamburgh Altona,
the Rope Walk, arc already rebuilt."

Capt. Emmtot is matched to go from London
to Brighton, the old load, taking, 4eigate
,and
Clayton which arc very)ong and sir;u p,
in twelve hours. Captain FAILMAN , has already
signiilised•himscif in some cxtraut:dinary,fcats of.
/this nature.

FRENCH PAPERS.

nECEIVEID THIS MORNING.

MADRID, 5E1,T.10.--A Commission has been
appointed to try the Members of ihe,Cortes, known
by the name of the Libtales, who are now in prison.
Two Magistrates, "afro were appointed- to sit on
this Commission, have given in their resignation,
viz. tonnts Pinar and de Sanca, both Members
of the Council. of Castile.

It is certain that the Count de Peralada, who
was appointed Ambassador to Paris, has begged of
his Majesty to be excused from that mission. It is
not knowqr'whO will .be the third Ambassador.
A dispatch has been received from Don Joseph
Thomas Boves by the Minister of the Indies, in
which he gives an account of the total defeat, on
the 15th'July, of a large body of insurgents at
Puerta, under the command of the Liberatus Bolivar
and Marino. All the baggage, artillery, and stores of
every kind, were taken. M. De Boves also an,
pounced that he had entered the capital of the
Caraccas on the 7th July ; and he meant speedily
to chastise. the pride of Cutuana and Barcelona.
VIENNA, SEPT. 21 —According to letters from
.-Itastisbon, it appears decided that the Prince!
Primate shall attend the Congress at Vicuna. lie
will be consulted principally on the organiZation
of the Catholic Churches in Germany, which are:
in a state of distress, of which it is impossible to
form a notion.

The last accounts from Poland state, that the
Russian and Polish Officers live bn tide best terms
toAether. When General Count Krasenski enter,
ed Warsaw at the.head of his division, the Field
Marshal Count Barclay de 'folly went to meet
him at the bead of his Staff. From that time the
Generals and soldiers of the two nations have
lived together.

MUNICH, SEPT. 23..—The Empress of 'Russia
set out yesterday for Vienna at 1I o'clock. The
Royal Guard was under arms, and a•strong de-
tachment 'of Hussars accompanied_ her Majesty.
Their Majesties the King .and Queen of Bava-
ria propose to set out for Vienna on the 24th.
NAPLES, SEPT. 14.--,Sevefal Capitalists wait
with impatience oral! the Treaty of Commerce
which has been proposed to his Britannic Majes-
ty shall hare' been accepted, in order to attempt
great commercial enterprizes. The King has ma-
nifested -an intention of interesting himself, in
some of them ; and has announced that he will
grant bounties upon the exportation of national
productions. •

There ate a great nu►nber of strangers in our'
city. Doria, an. Ambassador from the Pope,
was expected. It is thought that his mission re.
bites to the Bull of the Jesuits. But it appears
difficult, if not impossible, that that body should
be re-establisheA in Naples. Nothing official has
been published o❑ this sulaject.

PALIS, OCT. I.—Monsieur will return to Paris
on the 10th of the month.

His Majesty has conferred the dignity of Count
upon M. Ferrand, Minister of State.

The Chevalier Simonetti, Envoy front the King
of Naples to the Helvetic Diet, has communicat-
ed to the Laudamann of Switzerland the decrees
of his Sovereign, tending to favour the commerce
of Naples with all countries.
We are assured that the Court of Bavaria has
interested itself very much with the Pope in the
case of the former Grand Duke of Frankfort,
in his quality as Prince Primate ; and that his
Holiness has given his entire confidence to that
Prince, and has entrusted him with the entire or-
ganization of the Catholic Churches in Germany.
The Government of the Canton of. Thurgovia
has presented to the Helvetic Diet a Memorial,
the object of which is, to prove the utility of the
union of the City of Constance with Switzerland.
That City now belongs to Baden. The Diet has
resolved to give its Minister at the Congress in-
structions on the subject.

It is said that the King of Saxony, so far from
going to the Congress, is about to return to Berlin.
BASLE, Sari% ell.—tier Imperial . Highness the
Archduchess Maria Louisa has paid several visits
to Messrs. Joseph aryl Louis Buouapartc.

RASTADT, SEPT. 26.—A letter from Mentz as-
sures us, that the future fate of this city is still
undecided. The inhabitants have for some time
heeil-filled with the dread of • passing under the
dominion of Prussia : They pray to [leaven that
they nifty be permitted to continue French ; but
the general opinion is, that Mentz will be united
to the Bavarian monarchy..

L:ITANUtER OF 1:71 'uTtE::, SITTING OF IST OCTuECII.

M. Pcyserr6 de Sevres, in the name of the Cen-
tral Committee, enforced the propriety of adopt-
inc.,- the 1)roj e_ t 0f *t he
Law, presented in the name
•of the King, relative to the tree exportation of
grain. . ,
M. Berenger, Director-Ceneral of Indirect Con-
tributkons, demanded the continuation of the
existing laws
.respecting the mannfiteture-and im-
portation of tobacco. .
Another discussion ensued, on the subject of the
Iron Trade, Which was ad,ionrned Lill Mont ay.