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London, England, 1814-02-15 00:00:00

'gaunt
Ilambureoit ; the inhabitants . are in the
tlausE d • :
ePlorable state that can be conceived.
411. 7.—No news whatever.
IlAbiovEn, Fri/. 3..;•-Hl3 Royal Highness the
Cr
`")'!171 Prince of Sweden arrived here at. nine
p'clo L-
en, yesterday evening, and half an hour aftee
,ent to His Royal Highness the Duke of Cam-
-1 ritige,. who returned the visit this forenoon. It'
*S not known how long the Crown Prince‘theans
IQ'retrtain. here. The Swedish corps d'arni6e will
Pass through here in. a few days, and proceed On
t3,,\V ay to Holland.
44
t ÜBECK, FAB. I,—The Particulars of the Peace
oncluaea between Sweden and Denmark are,now
ttated to be as follows.:—
‘;
Denmark is to join
,theeaose of the Allies,
declare war against France, and furnish a body of
`'"7s which is to join the Allied Army of the
Wiilli, and be order the command of his Royal.y
I\rhness the Crown Prince of Sweden. She cedes
ti,°,ll"Ywithall its dependencies to Sweden, with
ic--iexeeption of Greenland; the Faro Islands, and
ti,e,'and Sweden, on the Other hand, promises -:
4„` t. 9. alter the constitution of Norway, and to
ta4P("t the rights and privileges of the. inhabi-
sZs' The King of Denmark charges himself
Ills'' Part of the Danish public debts, namely,
ooen as- for. which the former -entire . Danish
titicivernment, including. Norway, was guaranteed,
IN 10 such state as they wereon the first of
.Ja7
12"'Y this year, and, this in proportion to the po-
t4'ation and revenues of Norway with those of
ki "flier Danish States For this purpose Corn-
tsqs,sades are to be nominated on both sides, . and
1.1" are to hold their sittings at Copenhagen.—
aftegYare to commence theirlabours within a mouth
1;4 the ratification of the treaty., or at the least
b'" end of the present year. Swederi cedes to
Itltiniark Swedish Pomerania, and- the island of
law'''''', but which .are likewise to retain their
be i' and privileges, where no paper Money must
thentroduced without the advice and consent of
he"
Estates. Denmark, furthermore, takes on
elis t'i I t .tions which have hitherto been
traa, iet a a ,
art, led- by Sweden or Pomerania,, and which
to .43,000 rix dollars, Pomeranian cur-
-I,tYi annually. . .
litah--4tii . public . and chat itable establishmerrts, .
re„) 111 Norway and Swedish Pomerania, are to
taft'.lll in their former state, and consequently,
tllide.' this general, denomination, especially in,
14,R the universities in Norway and Pomerania.
Plar..4lie salaries of the public officers, as %veil in
IlleiltaY as in Pomerania, are to be defrayed. by
ttie "vers respectively in possession of thOsecoun-
Of 13t' trOln the dayof their entering into possession
tztis,,ilein- The pensions are likewise mutually
il t( a'ated His _Majesty the King of weti.en
t4ii: (I.e his endeavours, at a general ob- I
tat,c4 the high. Allies a siolicient indemnificatiOn
I),'"innark for the loss of Norway, to which he
til,alteady shown his own good will by the cession
„"luerania.and the island of Rugen.
D 411 requisitions and contributions in the
irii..
b;.11 40 Provinces which are in possession of the
tit, 'Y Of the North of Germany, are to cease from
(VII of the Treaty being signed, anti the Swe-
4e" troops shall pay in ready money for Whatever
~4'ilay he supplied with. All troops, with the
4., Ption of those employed in the blockade of
‘1,,,,„.
t,too;4111, shall quit Holstein. The Swedish
;ttsty ~'3ll enter Norway immediately after the
Lake ,:ting signed, and the Danish troops will
'siao,r,°4ession of Swedish Pomerania and the
4'4(6. of Rugen, as soon as the fortresses of
44,e .leltsbald, Kongs winger, Frederick stack, and,
R 41141113 •
_IA, Jin Norway, have received Swedish
re -as.
Lb•
etarri le Prisoners of war on both sides are to be
111 e efied en masse, and the sequestration laid on
utini, eels of the subjects of both parties, and em- ,
ki4',, e,', laid on the ships of both nations shall be
tith '',"Y taken off, immediately
,on the ratifica-
it t'*th
it e Treaty..
I,lfac.(;'s Majesty the King of 'Sweden renounces
1/41ved. ',!l' of the King of Denmark, all claiths for
liredlt,sn ships and cargoes which have been cap-
N tilt the Dancs since the peace of Jonkoping,
`NA T 1 the commencement of the present war.
'Pick ,reatY of Commerce shall be immediately
",er e,"c'ed, and, for the present, in order to ten-
ot et 4;01 Other mutual service, the merchants shall
tklb%:titled to the same privileges as have hitherto
twee"'ted between Norway and-Denmark, and be- 1
, 0 Po, •
It • • •
aierannt and Sweden.' - ..
14ta " likewise. stipulated that; by the Treaty of
I te of
t'Flll at the same day concluded between. Eug-
l'ks cld Denmark, the latter Power engages to
i'1,1),1 '.' herself the.same obligatioila towards,Eng-
.Lria \v'th respect to. Stralsund, as the Crown
k se
0, . ,
044 ',veclen had entered• into by the Sixth .
,i'l.,, "f the Treaty of Alliance, concluded
iCCb. 4 (110- . p • . m • the 3d 'of March,
c Idio, be 01%11's 4
! ,1)' as g whereto the British subjects are to en-
°l'll, "treptit, for 20 years in the port of Strai-
*Aa... , .
k), ter /;() r all colonial produce, mantsfactures, and
1 tiglisii°ds, without exceptiou, if imported in
Itper ce°l' Swedish vessels, in -paying a duty of
'se ; '''• on the:value on importation, and like-
tif 11. Per
tb os eh,. cent.
.on exportation. The acceptance
i Erie alter ngation by Denmark, is only to underg,o.
"'Siv -ation of Danish ships being substituted
ci edi,h.
lit uts,l„
,hesia theEllll.3.—The English ships of war which
4a, Axoompot have taken pilots on board
eheidtte acquainted with the Hood, .or Western
?, to, i. ill order, as soon as the frost shall break
' cal tree the passage before Flushing, in order
tia et! to
4 witi, cut off the enemy from all communica-,
tarp, 11 Walcheren . and, if it should be neees-
q t°
Sail A ' 'and
(licti up to ....ntwerp, co-operate in the .
' '11,,,,° of that city. . . .
‘ith 'it.severe frost' ;enders any communication
ktis,f_alelleren difficult ; neVertheless 'deserters.
ie)omts ")111 time to time, according to whose ac-
tilk. Inet,very thing continues on the same:foot-
z:' ellen l-ushing and Viete, 'the two points which
t 4t:s 1 'Y has prepared to defend, large maga-
tt,t, have been collected. From these places
lq Ps havehave been detached to both sides of. the
'tie, ' 'll liddlebourg there are at present
h Ae
si„t eordit,,, 1
t, the, 6. to. the, report of a deserter from ,
k.lO ~, I, rrison there consists of SOO men, viz. the .iittriners
and
1, piuee . 500 conscripts, all Frenchmen : 1
"t!ler... " well supplied with every necessary ; 1
" are in it a great caber of sick.
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