The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-05-05 00:00:00

SPANISH PAPERS.

MADRID, APRIL 12.—A. letter from Vittoria, of
the 9th, says, " all the constitutional A.yuntamiento
of this city was arrested by an armed force, in pur-
suance'of orders from the Intendant of this province,
on the night between Tuesday and Wednesday last.
We presume that the friends of disorder, and the
enemies of the King (whose name they profane by
having it always in their mouths),
,have given rise to
these scandalous scenes."

MARCH 31.--By a vessel which has arrived at
Cadt from the ilavannah in 60 days, and which
brings letters from Vcra Cruz, we learn that a con-
spiracy had been discovered at Mexico, the object of
which was to introduce Mor,,los and the other chiefs
of insurgents into that capital, at the same time that
kpopular .commotion took place in the suburbs.-
The plan, however, was detected, and some of the
ringleaders seized. ' The Viceroy had ordered all Eu-
ropeans under the age of 50 to take up arms, in order
to increase the armies, and all above that age to con-
tribute to their maintenance. Senor Moreno had
been detached against Morelos with a division.

TREATY OF PEACE.
BETWEEN DENMARK ANL) ENGLAND.

CONCLUDED AT KIEL, THE 14TH JANUARY, 1814.
" We the undersigned on the part of his Danish
Majesty, Chamberlain Bourke, &c. ; and on the
part of his British Majesty, Sir Edward Thornton,
Envoy at the Court of Stockholm, having exchanged
our full powers, have agreed upon the following ar-
ticles:—

" 1. From the moment that this Treaty is signed,
there shall be peace and friendship between their
Majesties the King of Denmark and the King of
.Great Britain, as well as among their Subjects in all
parts of the world.
" Hostilities between them shall cease, and all
prizes taken from the subjects of the respective na.
dons' shall be restored to their owners, and be consi-
dered as not having been made, from the moment
that this Treaty has been signed.
" All prisoner's of war shall be given up in a
mass, immediately after this Treaty being ratiticd of
both parties.
•• 6‘ 3: His British Majesty consents to restore to
his banhit Majesty all the PosF.2ssions and Colonies,
• which have been conquered by the Rakish wins in
this present War, except the island of Heligoland,
which his Britannic Majesty reserves to himself with
full and unlimited gevervienty.
"4. The restoring of the Colonies shall be per-
formed according to the same rules and principles
which were laid down, when his Britannic Majesty
gave up to his Danish Majesty these very Colonies in-
the year 1801.
66 With . regard to the Island of Anholt, it is
agreed, that it shall be given beck one month after
the ratification of .the present Treaty, unless the sea-
son and the difficulty to the navigation should op-
pose the measure.
" 5. His Britannic Majesty having agreed upon
with his Allies the Emperor of Russia, the King, of
Sweden, and the King of Prussia, not to conclude
either armistice or:peace with their common enemies,
without their mutual consent, it is settled, that the
peace, which by the present Treaty is this day
signed bet Ween the King of Deemark and the King
of Sweden, shall in consequence be extended to the
above-mentioned Allies, by the means of negocia-
tions, the which shall he entered upon ai soon as
possible, .his Britannic Majesty engaging' himself to
employ his good offices with his Allies in order that
their respective relations with his Danish Majesty
may he renewed upon the same footing as they were
before the war.

_
" His Danish Majesty, relying with full confi-
dence on the good offices of their Britannic and Swe-
dish Majesties, for the purpose, as soon as possible,
of restoring the peaceable and friendly connexions
between his Majesty the Emperor of Russia and
King of Prussia, as they were befoye the war, con-
sents ,to make all hostilities towards the Allies of
Great Britain and Sweden immediately cease. AU
prizes which have been made since this Treaty has
been signed, shall be given back ; his Danish Ma-
jesty relying on a complete reciprocity in this re:
. spect.
44 G. His Danish Majesty consents to take an ac-
tive part with the Allied Powers in the present
war against France, and to "furnish 10,000 men,
which are to join the army under the immediate com.
mand of his Royal Highness the Crown Prince of
Sweden, to be placed on the same footing, and to
he treated in every respect in the same manner as the
Swedish troops, which *stitate a part of the .said
army, his Britannic Majesty engaging himself to
pay to his Danish Majesty, for the maintenance of
the said troops a certain sum, to be provided for
every month intliis present
year,v in the proportion
of .100,0001. sterling a year, from the day on which
they are placed under the command of the Swedish
Crown Prince. "I'ffii corps always to be kept up in
full number, which. a British Commissary shall be
authorized to controul.

" It is however agreed between the two High
Contracting Parties„ that these payments than be
Halle to cease from the time his Britannic Majesty
may declare such troop not to be required for the
good of the common cause, or by the conclusion of
a general peace. A proper time shall be allowed,
co:►Cerning which an amicable agreement shall be en-
tered upon for the troops to return to his Danish
Majesty's dominions.
" 7. The commercial relations between the sub-
jects Of the high-contracting parties shall again re-
turn to the usual order, as existing before the present
war began. It is even reciprocally settled, as scan
as possible, to determine how these relations might
gain more strength and extent.
" 7. It being othigh importance for his Britanuic