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and nollocly, I believe, has been better acluaiatel
with him from 1787 to 1792.

VIENNA, DEC. 13.—1 t is affirmed in a manner
which seems positive, that.the affairs of Saxony
and Poland are terminated to the satisfaction of
the Allies.—Very satisfactory accounts have been
received from Dresden. Titzre is the best tinder-
- -
standing bet Ween the inhabitants and the Prussian,
authorities. The University of Wittenberg will
not only be preserved, but measures are taking to
place it in a most flourishing condition.--(Oracle,
Dec. 24.)

STATE PAPER.

TREATY OF PEAtt.

BETWEEN MIS MAJESTY THE KING OE4 DENMARK;

AND HIS MAJESTY TILE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA,

Concluded at Hanover on t he Bth of February,-an.d ratified at

Vienna on the WO of Nov. 1814.

In the name of the Holy Trinity, his Majesty
the King of Denmark, and his, Majesty- the Ein-
perm- of Russia, equally animated by a wish to
tettninate the differences which for a short time
have subsisted between them, and to restore on
firm foundations that union andtood understand.'
ing which so long prevailed between their re-
spective states, have for that purpose named and
authorised as Pholipotenti2ries. viz. his Majesty
the King of Denthark, Mr. Edmund Bourke, his
Chamberlain,'&c. and his Majesty the Emperor
of" Russia, BaronFeter --,Suchtelcm, "General (,';
Engineers, &c. who having exchanged their full
powers) and found them in good and proper order,'
have agreed upon the following articles :
Art. I. There shall be henceforward peace,-friendship. and
good understanding between hiS Majesty the King of Den-
:mark and his Majesty the Empertirs of 'Russia. Both the. high
Contracting Powers- will pay the greatest attention to the.
maintaining of complete harmony between their respective
states and subjects, and will carefully avoid every thing that
might interrupt the harmony so happily restored.
11. The political relations, as well its the old-treaties, which
existed between the -two PowerS before the_ war, that for a
moment broke off their operation, are again restored to full
effect by the present Treaty, in so far as they do not militate
against Treaties which have recently been concluded between .
the Emperor of Russia and other Sovereigns of the North.
111. The relations of navigation and commerce are again
restored between the two States, the same as they existed
before the war. They shall be subject to the same regula-
tions, and•enjoy the same advantages as before the breaking
out of the war.

IV. The sequestration laid on the property of both Sore-
reigns, and of their respective szthjects, as well as the em-
bargo laid on the shipping of both nations in the various
ports of Russia and Denmark, at the time when war was de-
clared, shall be removed as soon as the present Treaty is
ratified.

V. `!'he two High Contracting Parties formally bind them-
selves to conclude no separate peace with the common enemy.
(The 6th article regulates the mode in which the Russian
troops in Holstein were to he supplied.)
VII. The two high contracting parties guarantee to each
other the possession-of their present states, so as they shall
he found at the period of a general peace.
VIII. The ratifications of the present treaty shall be ex-
changed within six weeks at Copenhagen, or earlier, if pos-
sible. •

In oonfirmation whereof, we, the Plenipptentiaries thereto
authorised with full powers, have signed this present treaty,
at-Hanover, this Bth Feb. 1814.
(Signed) E. BOLTRKE.
P. VON SUCHTELEN.