Star.
London, England, 1814-02-24 00:00:00

NEAR GRAVE, FEB. S.

On the Ist day of this month, the enemy made a
sally towards Ravestein, burning and destroying
whatever came in his way. He had the barbarity
to harn.string several horses. We are happy to learn
that the attack upen Grave is soon to be undertaken.
SeverAl pieces of artillery have been bent iu that di.
rection.

TRAA7 T
RETIPEEN SWEDEN AND DENMARK.

KIEL, JANUARY 14.

TREATY OF PEACE nTWEEN HIS MAJESTY TUE KING OF
SWEDEN ON THE ONE PART, AND HIS MAJESTY THE
KING OF DENMARK ON THE OTHER.
In the name of the most holy and ever blessed
TRINITY :

His Majesty the King of Sweden, and his Majesty
the King of Denmark,. impressed with a wish to put
an end to the calamities of the war which has unfortu-
nately subsisted between them, by means of a salutary
peace, and to restore good understanding between
their Btates, have for this purpose, and. upon bases
which will secure the duration of peace, respectively
appointed the following Plenipotentiaries, viz. :—his
Majesty the King of Sweden, the Baron Gustaf Von
Wetterstedt, Court Chancellor, Commandant of the
Polish Order of the Star, Knight of the Prussian Red
Eagle of the First Class, Member of the Swedish
Academy ; and his Majesty the King of Denmark,
Mr. Edmund Von Bourke, Great Cross of the Order
of Dannebrog, and Knight of the White Eagle; who,
having exchanged their full powers in good and due
form, have agreed upon the following Articles :
ART. I. There shall henceforward be peace, friend-
ship, and good understanding between his Majesty
the King of Sweden and his Majesty the King of Den-
mark; the high contracting parties shall (1:1 every
thing in their power t,) maititairope!tect harmony be-
tween each other, their respective stares and stibkcts,
and avoid ail nwasures which might be prejudicial to
the peace happily restored between th.:m.
11. As his Nlajesty the King ot Sweden has unal-
terably determined, in no respect to separate the inte-
rests ot the Allies from his own, and as his Majesty
the Kink of Denmark is desirous that his subjects
may agaia enjoy all the blessings of peace; and as
his Majesty has also received, through the instrumen-
tality ot his Royal Highness the Crown Prince of
Sweden, positive assurances on the pal t ot the Courts
of I-',ussia and Prussia, of their amicable disposition,
to restore their old connections of friendship with the
Danish Court, such as they existed before the break-
ing out of hostilities; so they solemnly charge and
bind themselves on their side to neglect nothing that
may tend to a speedy peace between his' Majesty the
King of Denmark, and their Majesties the Emperor
of Russia and King of Prussia : his Majesty the King
4.f. Sweden engages to use his mediation with his high
Allies, that this salutary object.may be as speedily as
possible attained.
111. His Majesty the King of Denmark for the
purpose of giving a manifest proof of his wish to re-
new the closest relations with the high Allies of his
Swedish Majesty, and in the full convictionthat the
most earnest wishes are cherished on their side to
restore a speedy peace, as they have solemnly declar-
ed before the breaking out of hostilities, engages to
take an active [in in the common cause against the
Emperor of the French, to declare war against that
Power, and in consequence to join an auxiliary Da-
nish corps to the army of North Germany, tinder the
orders of his Royal Highness the Crown Prince of
Sweden ; and all this according to and in pursuance
of the convention that has been settled between his 1
Majesty the King of Denmark, and his Majesty the
Kine of Great Britain and Ireland.

IV. His Majesty the: King of Denmark, for him-
self and liis successors, renounces toi ever and irrevo-
cably all his riBlits and claims on the kingdom of
Norway, together with possession of the Bnhopricks
and Dioceses of Christiansand, Bee enhnns, Agger-
buns, and Droutheitn, besides Nordland and Fin-
mark, as far as the frontiers of the Russian empire.
These bishopricks, dioceses, and provinces, consti.
tuting the kingdom of Norway, with their inhabitants,
towns, harbours, fortresses, vil;:ges, and islands,
along the whole coast of that kin,.clom, together with
their dependencies (Greenland, the I'erroe Isles, and
Iceland, excepted); as well as all privileges, rights,
and emoluments thereto belonging, shall belong, in
full and sovera.ign property, to the Kiwg of Sweden,
and make one with his united kingdom. For tbis
purpose his Majesty the King of Denmark binds
t►imselt in the most solemn manner, as well for him
as for his successors and the whole kingdom, hence-
forward to make no claim, direct or indirect, on the
kingdom of Norway, or its bishopricks, dioceses,
Islands, or any other territory thereto belonging.—
All the inhabitants, in virtue of this renunciation, are
released from the oath which they have taken to the
King and Crown of Norway.
V. His Majesty the King of Sweden binds himself,
on the other hand, in the most solemn manner, to
cause the inhabitants of the kingdom of Norway and
its dependencies, to enjoy, in future, all the laws,
franchises, ' rights and privileges, such as they have
hitherto subsisted. •

VI. As the whale debt of the Danish Monarchy
is contracted, as well upon Norway as the other parts
of the kingdom; so his Majesty the King of ;in e,ten
binds himself, as Sovereign of Norway, to be respon-
sible for a part of tbat debt, proportioned to the po-
pulation and revenue of Norway. By public debt is
to be understood that which has been contracted by
, the Danish Government, both at home and abroad.
The latter ooniists of royal and state obligations,
bank-bills, and piper :Wormy formerly issued' under

royal authority, and now circulating in both king'
dome. An exact account of this debt, such as it was
on the Ist of January, 1814, shill be taken by Cons-
misssioners appointed to that effect by both Crowns,
and shall be calculated upon a just division of the
population and revenues of the kingdoms of Norway
and Denmark. These Commissioners shall meet at
Copenhagen, within one month after the exchange of
the ratification of this Treaty, and shall bring this
affair to a conclusion as speedily as possible, and at
least before the expiration of the present year ; with
this understanding, however, that the King of Swe-
den, as Sovereign of Norway, shall be responsible for'
no other portion of the debt contracted by Denmark,
than that for which Norway was liable before its
separation.
VII. Mis Majesty the King of Sweden, for him-
self and his successors, renounces irrevocably and
for ever, in behalf of the King of Denmark,
and claims to the Dukedom of Swedish Pomerania,
and the Principality of the island of Rttgen.
These provinces, pith all their inhabitants, towns,
havens, fortresses, villages, islands, and all their de-
pendencies, privileges, rights, and emoluments, shall
belong in full sovereignty to the Crown of Denmark,
and be incorporated with that kingdom.
For this purpose his Majesty the King of Sweden
engages, iu the most solemn manner, 'both for him-
self, his successors, and the whole Swedish kingdom,
never to make any claim, direct or indirect, on the
said provinces, islands, and territory ; the inhabitants
whereof, in virtue of this renunciation, are released

from the oath which they have taken to the King And
Crown of Sweden.

VIII. His Majesty the King of Denmark solemnly
engages in like manner, to secure to the inhabitants
of Swedish Pomerania, the islands of Rugen and
their dependencies, their laws, rights, franchises, and
privileges, such as they now exist, and are contained
in the acts of the years 1810 and 1511.
• As the Swedish paper-money has never been cur-
rent in Swedish Pomerania, so his Majesty the King
of Denmark engages to make no alteration in this,
respect, without the knowledge and consent of the
States of the Province. •

IX. As his Majesty the King of Sweden, by the
6th Article of the Treaty of Alliance, entered into at
Stockholm, the 3d of March, ISIS, with his Majesty
the King of Great Britain and Ireland. bound him-
-self to open, for the period of twenty years, reckoning
from the date of the exchange of the ratification of
the treaty, the port of Stralsund, as an enerepoi for
all colonial produceLmerchandize, and manufactures,
brought from England and her colonies, in English
or Swedish vessis, upon payment of one per cent. ad
valorem on the goods thus introduced, and an equal
.duty on their removal from thence ' • so his Majesr y
the King of Denmark engages tofulil this existing
agreement, and to renew the same in his Treaty with,
Great Britain.

X. The public debt, which is contracted by the
Royal Pomeranian Chamber, remains chargeable on
the King of Denmark, as Sovereign of the ilakedom
of Pomerania, who takes upon himself theltipulations
agreed upon for the reduction 61 the said debt.
XI. The King of Denmark recognizes the dona-
tions which the King of Sweden has given on the do-
mains and revenues in Swedish Pomerania and the

Isle of Itugen, and which IMMIIVS to the yearly sum
of 13,000 Pomeranian rig-do:Lars ; his Majesty also
binds himself to maintain the donataries in the full
and undisturbed possession of their rights and reve-
nues, so that they may receive, sell, or make over the
same, and that all may be paid them without any
hindrance, and without ditties and expences under
whatsoever name.

X 1 I. Their Majesties the King of Sweden and the
King of Denmark mutually engage never to divert
from their drittinal destination monies appropriated
to objects of beneficence or public utility, in the coun-
tries thus reciprocally obtained by the present treaty,
namely, the Kingdom of Norway and Dukedom of
Swedish Pomeranil, with their respectivedepcndencies.
The King :if Sweden, in pursuance of this mutual
agrerment, engages to support the Universities of
Norway, and the King of Denmark that of Grieswald.

The payment of all public offices, both in Norway
and Pomerania, is to remain a charge upon the Ac-
quiring Power, reckoning from the day of taking
possession.

Pensioners are to receive the pensions assigned to
them by the preceding Government, without inter.
ruption or change.
XIII. As the King of Sweden, as far as is practi-
cable, and as depends upon him, wishes that the King
of Denmark may receive compensation for the renun-
ciation of the kingdom of Norway, of Which his-Ma-
jesty has given satisfactory proof in tiw cession of
Swedish Pomerania and the Isle of Riigen, so his
Majesty will use all his endeavours with the Allied
Powers to secure, in addition, at a general Peace, a
full equivalent to Den n)?1 it for the cession of Norway.

XIV. Immediately upon the signing of the present
treaty, an account of the same shall be sent, Is ith all
possible speed, to the Generals at►d armies, it► order
that hostilities may wholly cease ou both sides, both
by sea and land.

XV. The high contracting parties engage, that
immediately alter the signing of the present treaty,
all contributions and requisitions of whatever kind
and denomination, shall immediately cease, so OS that
even those which shall have been already ordered
shall not be enforced. It is likewise agreed, that all
property which has been sequestrated by the Army
of North Germany, shall be restored to the owners.
Heretrorn are excepted such ships and ship-ladings as
belonged to suljects of the King of Sweden and his
Allies, and have been brought into the harbours of
the Duchies of Sleswyk and holstein; these shall re-
main with their present owner:, who shall dispose of
them as they think fit.
[This article then arranges the mode in which the
places in Holstein and Sleswyk, possessed by the
allied troops, are to be evacuated by them.]
Immediately on the signing of the present treaty
the Swedish tioops shall enter Norway, and take pus-
session of all the strong places there. His Majesty
the King of Denmark binds himself to give the ne-
cessary orders to that effect.
The Swedish troops shall deliver up Swedish Po
met-anis, and the Isle of ltugen, to the troops of the
King of Denmark, as soon as the fortresses of fre-
derickshall, Konigswmger, Frederickstadt, and Ag-
gerhuus have been taken possession of by the Swedish
troops.

TREATY OF PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP,
BETWEEN KING FERDINAND VII. AND THE EM-
PEROR NAPOLEON.

The following is an Addenda to the Treaty be-
tween FERDINAND and NAPOLEON, which we inserted
yesterday :
SECRET ARTICLES.

• " We, the underwritten Plenipotentiaries, .appointed to
negoci;ae and sign respectively a Peace between Spain and
France, have agreed to the following, at the moment of signing
the Treaty, viz.
"Aar. 1. That the full powers given to the Spanish Plenipo-
tentiary, in the form of an ortographic letter, from the want ut
the sanction of the Chancery, have been emi.loyed on the condi-
tion of substituting for the same, whenever the ratification shan
be exchanged (if it should be exchange!.), other powers, saw.
tinned by the ctrentonie. adopted in Spain.
" ART. 11. ilia should the term of thirty day+, stipulated in
Article .I,:tr. of the Treaty. for the exchange at the ratification.
.not be sufficient, troni any genuine and unavoidable impeelinient„
the exchange may be extended fifteen days.
" Done and signed at Valltucy, Dec. 11, MS.
(Signed) " Duke of SAN CARLOS.
" Count LALORLST."

' TO THE DUKE OF S. CAItLOS.
Ilettcy, 4th December, ISIS.
DUKE OF S. CARLOS, MY COUSlN—Debiting that
hostilities may cease, and to concur to the re-esta-
blishment of a solid and durable Peace between Spain
and France, and the Emperor of France and King
of Italy having made to me propositions of peace ;
from the intimate confidence which I have in your
fidelity, I give you full and absolute pcwer, and
especially charge you, that in our mime you treat,
conclude, and sign with the Plenipotentiary appointed
for that purpose by his Imperial and Royal Majesty
the Emperor of France and King of Italy, such trt
ties, articles, conventions, or other acts which you
shall judge convenient ; promising punctually to fulEl
and execute all that you, as Plenipotentiary, prOM se
and sign, in virtue of this power, and to expedite ele
ratifications in due form, in older that they may be
exchanged at the time appointed. (Signed)
" TO t►e Duke of S. Carlos. " 11.141MNAND."

" Napoleon, Emperor of the French, King of
Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine, Mediator
of the Swiss Confederacy, &c. &c. &c. The powers
given by Bonaparte to Laforest are the same, with
the difference only that they are to treat with tilt
person comMiSianed by the Prince of Asturias, and
not with him appointed by King Ferdinand."