The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-19 00:00:00

. ~::.: • • - ' sTATE-11 0 1 • THE a • • .sosAmsticasa- k---",,-----"--I'Af-'-'-n-'.-- ''''''' w -' . . They have, at the same time, the honour to de• homanity and benevolence. of the . Allied Powers to- me the assurance that you will guarantee the bases , elate to his 114hness, that whatever may be his on- wards the people of Norway, must also be extended of union which the King of Sweden may accept, e5"..2 awes to this official Note, they will consider their to all p oints of the coast, if it is wished that it In •well as the armisticei•in all the points. the, May Ise nt.:iicistions as terminated, and will demand their regarded as a real benefit. Any other eunditiis arranged feT the period or Its dastionk, • ':t..•, fin..ports, whether for the purpose of continuing to woulirsivo rkse to embarrasses/10_2nd perpetual - definite ly Jlmions 'of the` Ailleti Pouters Itc- . k bring about the union of the two Kingtionis in a pa. quarrels , , Lich too easily tad' to!e rupture of :tittiesce,4 d arn equally desirous that they Siniitid assist ~I manner, or to follow a s an ineffectual negoci.. the' armistii4,,.and- of'. thenegoCiations..cOnieqinnit .in settling diferenee •of a seriaus nature; Which, ation by more efficacious measu res. I thereon. I have also demanded this of the King may arise during the armistice ; and I shall .submit They seize with eagerness this opportunity of pre. , ot.Sweden, and I hope that he will acknowledge the , to their decision whether the period ought to he so settling to his Royal Highness the expression of their r treth of :Alt thefe'observations 'on the subject of the i far prolonged as to enable thp Diet to close its deli p I ufound respect. 'raising of the hlochade; if it be Dished to avoid every berations without interruPtion. • '' " • ..-- -- - (tigard) STEICiENTESCH. thingthat might yet bring on a disastrous war in the I require of you to guarantee, so long u thew.- - ._- . onbttFP., • - - . - mistice shall continu, the raising of the blockade by r , .....,.,.:-..-,-;-------.-- ....Ppoityr He: .rr4 • a wild a 7. . . Major - General "- • 40:in's Jui l . 7, 1814. • -Id Awr EN,...._ -.:' a tarots!' VlNAlrsiti and my the maritime forces of England and Russia, in order TIT Is ttikri;M_typtteritritaMill4kl4 —.,....-.........;... Aid-fie -camp, Capt. Hoisteen, with..my full ,powers , that commerce and free navigation, both with rekard " Dea mna " . l .' .-.- 'lir conclude the truce at Fredericksheid, or at!Swine..:..to.importation and exportation, be restored to the . . :- •:Mond:- and I sincerely wish that this negociation may' ports of Norway ; and likewise, that permission' to Tilt ANstirtilt teIPI.II,.MAJrTY. • • T o t h e wet „ f rom you, ci net t emeo , t h e E nt eyibef Ibe happily terminated, mid be only preliminary to ship grain and other provisions for Norway; be im the One* *llia to Swrsletti.Cherged' with a special reconciliation and amicable unirin. • niediateiy given in. Denmark, and in the . ports. of 1 demand the guarantee of the Allied Powfrri'for the Baltic, as.weli its in' Itngland, Holland, stud the reission•lo Norway - , I hasten to reply, conformably i . with ref duties to i tlse peop".e 14. Norway, and to tkeAhe truce, and for th e propositions logardiug the White Sea. If the exportatinn of . corn, from Arch-. ‘. regard dim to the overtures yen are commissioned toTioties of union, 10. which his Swediskillialesty shell. angel - for the Orifice Of •DiontVim, for Nordlet•d, ' liplike. - • .. k 4 please to 'Secede.' ' '•- • • '- , ' and Finmark . must be limited, I require 24000 p'n tlie intbjkt of OW tutor Dentaarlt '.s . letter, as zetverti.•• • • •• f The lea frogs of Norway is the sole object of to 7 . ....... i k raal*. The Norwegian nation, delivered froia the ;tea hich I abstain from all reflection, 1 Shia beg of. I watilt egain call your attentlen to:the situation . l i t n 4 l sinv yto-take chit* Of my reply. It***tritl contain in of.the . lo4ol Denmark , as it. effects this country.-1 oath of to the King of Dentnark, acknowledging his power to node them in MI stive., feta' virrds thelleelaration*Whitili npieseptpositien . You will edelit that" the King of Dentitark has done and my honour Imre required my sulking to you, and 'the „utmost : in. his power to carry the Trr.ltt, of Kiel.; reigatv anti property to the King Of Sweden, as well, no jinitly irritated by Icrutihuf 'it was wptincipal con: :of which rott hareicknowledged thie *eight. It will i n t o g - eo t., T he ev il s w hi c h h e em i ste 1 , 1 impos i ng /titian' that-Swedish troops .sttnulti take . - possession of. shOw his ,Majesty thnt it is impiniiiik for *le to fol. upo n hi* adeleht Stibjectsi who hare given tolvinvun.'t fortres4ea never occupied by Danish troops durini• 164 his Orders until the Diet, or- the .fats •,tii arins,• - exampletlikooftof theti.tdelity. exceed those limits 1 the - union, wished to avail thtlmseives'of those rights, -shalfhave decided the future his;.contfitpo ofA NeiniEly :': whfcb•bionasvity prescribes to Sovereigns. It is fit wilich in similar cases belongs 'according to public and f6r the rest I must - teare it to wisdom . said h is , that. hOrevolle.theze rigOrpui ineamsir .s. • The Cir.. , conscience whether he judg e it . proper to carry - into ..cunistances. hi which lam placeddliect my condttct ;- opinion; to every nation ,"' ' ...r. • and • Aware of this generat sentiment,. which an ta m ' aftecrilitilwr i eMagningt me the Danion kite-148v the Intw,sgiturposit..iiiii„hkiro ,u 0 i n ginence on ill teals' betted -between bordering nations rendered, whichilloWarerf would' change, greatly my personal ,. fiteo(lidloir s l';‘,. .4 tk'onsequently.croil t 6 , mike . ,y> - more marked than ever, I perceived =that 'internal situation,. and . the iilliFof r eentilici„WhiOt I,.iptvo re-.,,him anmiriertrblo; .I'4 Jorite you tel;empioy.- your . disturbances and anarchy would result from - a forced . , selved w, Arid • ... ..' : ... c. good offirea . with yOor ItirigtoMtlie s Sovereigns to relieve l ution • and I tint myself et the head of the natritil: This nate being the-last which t shot. have tp Mild him from this obligatiotiihnd that his subjects, after' fe or de r to prevent these calamitids , ;( The iviserd dud , . over to you, Geotlemen r ,lgnvo3is Irom • the:. Allied so many ' sufferings, mar have no more nooverotti and ' othe Soreffignly which resides in • -.tbe itatieui itseif,, Courts, I•seize•this •opportunity• of . beggliryou •to , feeeign emits to meiotain. i . midemeessemble a Met, and it formed a Codditn. be pm of the..tery. particular "ciinoideritiolf i' I require your antiwar. to , this Natii Gent of . . tint) calmilisled to consolidate (ho .haivpittess of Ibil,'Olith which I subscribe myself ! • .-•-: • • • ..' t beferetyouluit,Norway,' scomposditli., be . _ ,ft ssoref;, • peoplts.i=Their-e'ffedtlon .and confidence . offered me I • • - ...: -. Your- very affettionatee '' by the good wishes of all Alias* *lit: have...nee: the• the Crdwif, 'svitkh. I then thought it' my duty to ' -- '-' - I - s. :-.i V o ttWilAri..FltEDr i liTClC. 1 op p or s on kty *of knowingiotli 'and Who hortt learned accept • an d derirous . of contributing to the happi. Christiania, July 13 : - 44. 1 . 1 ' ":' 1 .: •t ' • ' ll . Ll F'' , te estuttl yob IS hiOly idly*, - - 'Yoke's; 'tic: :, . . .. . .. nes, of: the people, I was persuaded that the inde. '• • di christioOia,locrtp,4Boi.'biiatiTiliwritiotßl . pendence of 'Not4ay_under a Government which the i • LETTEWlVllejfirittilo4o;pityp.gx, -! . . . • ... i, . i; .:, • ~..,..:. ,! ~ ...,•• •• . . . . ..._ ........., - - .atith g.- I *-- St - fliaolue ,--Tbilak ill,::.*l:lnikeerib ANSWER - .. OF' ..oF. * Titig lsl l lVo',lrit,',3',o Ulf TINNINESS -. ' iskfor ~irwllr~~ -. • and an alliance withgweSes4 •Its AND - .4,e ure •so valuable to me -ai sallatactiiis:Pf:a con. theist Powers, ihich.should food science.-- This kbass never tedetted andlEistilt-de: rie c 101,0 the . 0: r, • fr„, V t. 1 1 • J ••• • . 6 . • NRWSPAPERS. the late war having terminated sooner than its (4- . 4 , - navies either desired or expected, .an important ' *lige has taken place . in the circulation of News. papers, and the Ministerial Journals are 116 W re. &seed to a level with their competitors in regard tar .:-- • early intelligence. it has long• been a system of favouritism for the apostate and corrupt Prints, as a boon fur their profligacy, to, retClue such esda .. sive information during .the war, as it war in the . _power of lhcir .rations. to bestow. The 'Times ? . Olivier, ltc. have already experienced the toss of such inteltigoice byli • dintiiaked; circalatkn, as; 'the public are noto_locking for inforniation which ~ snore "materially concerns thcir domestic comfurti . ant l interests: Under ,these circumstances the Proprietor of the • .iitt4TESMA N begs letive to call the attentiett of ,his Friends and the Public in general to the. ad, . vantages of a free -and independent Journal.—, • The Readers of inrgrening . Pciper have the very CllBdtiee of all the Murning Papers combined, Stith, ' . the addition of the: iiWilligeSiass: afraugl4- . ;by . . the Foreign .and gugliii Magi Or** tibi Aels . jusi F. of . 0 . 4 e (Lay. • . ~ ?; -.; :: ~ ~ :. '•f.s... i . .... 7 'l'.. •••••, . ,), Art. i . . n o v en h e ro -111116burgfa •• l' is 0 .1.6••‘•—•••••44 , .= 1 -i• •. •. at. - PK . 0 tilt CreLole tilkilk • lAnt:Apo. If pOr kilt 64 4 .6. irstia.swiet.,o•l7 p- • Q-PlTOitt. Conk , &444 Excliemuer 'ii;). t 5 p 4 pPI• cowl; MP • Orisimnllo d • • 5 pE , • Nitv: 'P S O - • ' ft?. * kit • I • ~j. { ~::.- .. .fi1.0.::i., . .1.,',47i*5ivr,.: i _tq.,' :Active** FR it) AT, AUGva•r Ifit o "l94; , A Itetabargh Mail arrived ibis (morning, by "Ida • - d ••••b. • 1. , 1141NOO'received die followtag . 2.—On th4i . 26 . tit 4t. the four - by . , the •repOswaif ',Abe- i. .dr . ;:iiitikthat of the Norwe-: . __ I.‘-'-i condors .- - .. • •-• .• and i -,-.Jadargiitto4 have eg......„_ .... _. gian;'! ht . '4 , 116:4ita1l isialy' . te, live free among . at'llti . the eIY :...testio, ...... i47 i.,, . be - 6 7 - , - O ur ; Alellk.4iwiliehitess P . risum. , ol riatiau • Frederick of: , . V., . . .. ..,..,PSNHASIN •AIMI4 - -it the - -11 1 . . , .. theti'• itteisl .. lkollitlt - tte . reli.desikahle state. of •-olfy.pfeacr_lha• _• • 41.k.L -, .44i '._ ~,,,., .. . , .., .-- Drerteklete theelitt . re7 ,F... •- k: ~" •.. ,_ _ v..Csoramisljoeersef,:titt . - Mlied !osiers sof.. oat. frost things for Noriffi4.l. .- I fountleeloity kept . .., on -the .It is letth_thes! sentillett_te Iluttit ib en . , ~-... ~,, ~, 1 . 7, .I ! , *peaks ktiki . lee. Pr,: /, 11 . •tat : ._ ti rY • m r .`446'!ittilleillkt to theta. • I - • I Of . .Uddewalla, to return to Christiania l robably te testa applicitinn,ll.iii•faiOur, of the lama pcinciples in; Pte.tSi...'Mlaselt at !behead o f • a a , , a a flattie-adllionmelves•thet.ie senterteg • lots *iv tees d Ilait ktitematAiidtwaittiieeisie erne ent. sapport of which- Inch geiteroas- iff'orts had bikinis. -... . _rlibbfr Cogianoo to tbet . _r Ant& illth *nit rte'- ow"! hiktitstlywhi•frer the ~ totsrovf . two of the: Dtots ••st! ,„...- ..... .- .. , ;„: , -;.- • : „...t.-7 . -_ .. .. .- • vishe(Vil GOritasity httdlst Spain: Thegrent :Powers.i . :dttl:P", l ! 1 , 1115714,10=, ~ . ce isndkave f •airoc - - , th e negt;clatin4 if 4in.stinsietice, they woeldpeebtits!. Mire-follow iist*.con • 01 , Europe - Vie otiotiesiie decided ;* the itillieietkeler. 6 .0 111 and cdefidereee• •-•- tit . . ,,- 16 0' blrauccaed in rept - Ovingevery , eossaiderable diftsgeittiiimietilitietittitte_:retseeta ..._txtrtiti , Nrersettglitne_,..the orcu hictr4thkole made, persuade me that iliii-eefitrefi Oftletitatien, end shall w let.iiio .' , -- - . 1 94• 119.1 ,,,: r pi 19 .4 1. 4...ht1 „ ., ,4.ttlin. i • confidence •tibie . h• M .: leht ..adthit ~ t ho'. , ) oti l i o 0 1 l b.. , g!vittlaisiiiti -, - - Nornay.dtinandl, that we•iteteld yield tear:law. af iappott` .. of theic- ts•subl i ..,„ ~,, . , ism r'. f ; opointiens w it hou t *trillion,' Net one_ff. l _doW* . e . c p eet ie vo tei o .i fiii er iiii- , • : , Witede Of• - titi titiottpoogest i And I- perceive. that thestp‘me' . POs: TO* fatOtteh; ~ ... * • e for their happt ..b.ing of Swe. 1,441 Wet , ,WS TriPhOt" .1 OwW.: poi n ts, howe v er, sebMitted by th... v. .d.r. if .:---_ , - - 6 :,..,,....;,. ~..i ialtri Iti fe ... r i e t Went, opt wialving to.hririg" the cilamitiA . 4 war . ow. Ilihi , '• • ' ' 4'1100; bas bi.ehfully,actepted as...part - pi the basis lim-Prws.7lr,riZr...l, .... , , ~. . ~ . . t . ~. .ro Now that . attEtrr_ ope - hal de .. dared . ... Nortter, are • .tlesirpus of-attending to every_ thing t oltailki e.i 11.-,'.... ' :. " . e . itee-esi t han s tice. t _ .Each Ms- s.uffereds - :,,pff_iiiiient s i 5 0n51;4 1 . ,,.. tylro'. or l .. l l.fßoc ; vrogtt,... ~ ,O . : "tiOlti sigottalt „ r„::..... . ,,5 ; ;;.k. .. 5 ,, :. 7 , ~, il t tieklifnay vertu re much as possible of the im 11000'1 allaii.lat that Plate. whi t c2 d l I . "MOO WWI ..,;.„ . „ =; t rey de , - not tonsil.. tlri,gmviirlit . t.ttert . at oal ,. ....ea4frattat or • .111 . ,r t r.-f,.. dye Tr Plinio 'of leltitwev ettitted •to. Sweden; I even roe ire hi say 1 meant th°l,_„ . .__,ther . F iror !" iy, vire?, ta,r7i i , ... , ..- i . , .. :stipaproo. 01 o.np.tr.(lo«..priggisii . •... Chrtitinn iiii:oh - the ifidittisit L ef#o4 . ,44: for . the ppvittos to atiptiate for the weifare OftNlreotyi. r itY HIS i e b t i e,,ti9t t • w- P rit a tt i ftet r u Y. e l l " "! I r p gia .. ~ -I,ataififiP;• - . 2 " - -'i••:•:::;' - :.;••• -:' •-• :.% •• ' i tn i c •-•••.. , ... ~ . . ,•. 5:,..:.- '.,...1,.. - .:.. - ..•• ' • -' ' . ' ' • '. Witgiiii #6,llinifin into *vie detaili• whic h - coed. -- . - l',, , • -.-- . ',:•__ _.• • . • •• • . .- seesJitee of a situation PeTeGesolli etter og t° 110 .• T un to rt U s E.l . c4 . e b n een . le d . • Is ' . - il l& /t i t it,: - :..---.... 16 . . • - ' 4F '' ' .' * • • ** . • .....tr hcmiritegiaturmakercluire 'again •nslitle•sesseel' • - i. e r wa i rr e e her.itato t o ma im a tt eh et sderiftce, in.it men. . t have newer mi! • y pit i , ~ e loy giv e Awl. if** , 4liscussions, -dsey feel them.' ~ ..,- , ..... . . hot ~ 2 , .. . ~. ~ . ,f, , ...iiiriAtrafethy , of a 'mei of ,honour,itiorthy.of Shocrestn! ditto, 1 , 4'11 evince by' restorieg hav e also taken malfr the cr . ibtep into.? , oelielf‘dialged te, deAtir.*,'Sititt the otitterattionS 41416 . , , . . , .$lll.Bl lbw:Swedes , Whitir•l wear,*and . of the peoplewho:have gonfeered • -!' ttwf .the cation who - -xonferred st en me. 4 . ; . ,„l ea dad o zois aarya t g m . e gailippiopi .compplonited bt.' n iiii,o(sloodtilo:lifnimii: . y ~ -.. ---7 - : --*--- • • .'s , • ..1 rather to save Norte,* titan to reign oti` herii i ;;;; t 3i; an i t i el ti v r ed f dt, y. tri. p ro p i no....rniistice. 2 . ; . ..8-i t i.;;Triiiik f . ,:...,..i1hi0 - . ' '''--- • self _from i ..- .. -- -.44:401.imee secogaised• that ale only-iwteibe hands - I bat before I conseat to sePoli . t_Of/ .... Pol_t g .°. iv 4 -. l thi - nntierStgtieek, _eis . .e,, n ,thereforg sumte . lletftst tett •••,__._,. w .1 :- a4 • i i i ; i :i 8041 •4 0: tp • II of the Diet that 1 caO'resign my rights; mud it is a lso.i 10 • •tv h° 6ll , lan/ a t ' Pre", most u mw !L b t' e ,"',-___,,...'. h r..... - tikely kopes el' liallkbeildrilf•their .ney,..o4atiatt'afissi.•..,7l,7!. _, -. 'rues, lam anxious to secure inear supple') my 41 • ' Ora • sad pitissfil Termite, salter, the hapPy termt . -t., "d* tus assembly A', the repreielvtittivt";of. the na ..._ 1 . . . . , . . ... ~, , i i rive the'tiog of - SW i , ._ . . ~ .. ... , ~.., ... _. . them Which cad decide*,! whether the' nation ahould ‘ gaarautaa o f the aOliati, 4oooo l elm& • .64 . vainest/no -t . . 1 - . .",#:la . •tri : see...sit:their .iitflairts for the: 'accomplish - turn to thO rt.ty... ' • - ''- .; ' -, Pforpiato Dewiest& steuelle for • •its independeuce. till to serve as bases to the union:faith Sweden. I bll ~, . 9 794 . f0nt T, : pacific union „ frustrateli, iltiiy , are still irit s s Ni v i psty. vat . n o t. e o,6 l4 .T:ifti , o s jai for tile hcittourable,cenditioes which shall be olferedto. assemble the Diet, and make.ght Wo ti "," 9 •" .°9 'ltapity ,to teit entirely to the 9onselmme of hia w i liab .da ,..„ . ,.... inie :t .:if al.ai T .l t :44,1 ; ;1;. segorit t 1 Norway its a 'kingdom united to Sweden, I at:know-I to the nation. i . shall point out totheas!tiv th perils `; a ... , Swedish -Ma j esty the acceptance p 5 b4.-liiittoeffs_._ 's ____. • faii:ins",.",l'etse'soi"Lt7s___tio""_•77,-, aa_.. • lcdge it to bit aly dot ti: Mike known to the tettiott Ito which they wi;l be exposed by Witco* „bet•frutt. propositionstn order thereby to ft•ii4hini..*Metep P. 717 • „rut, .1. . yek . rcetf, ~1 ) ! or vont . m o o d 'the danwers to. which it•ia es (1, .and to represent 1 418 perseverance in .the contest. .. It-the station ac- : occasion'of cominencing•be a sig ' Ocj i ii'l . iggise . . ostehl,•Ventlittelndly-hte:Kiajetitytaewo t y, a to it the ei advautAges which must be secured .to it •ess • copt the conditions, - 1 s h all. instantly elxii . Cite the . cite of his influence over Sorway. •• • • , ~•,.-, bad alighted 4it liviiStitli t ' ilefttrt the inhabitants of fete shall not be SP` ib sic . ..ding 14 *constitufiouet. union with Sweden ; throne ; if they . reject• them, my " .. t.• , ; • . 1 With • respec,t • tri the . Stievantee7;oo. the tweet ' Ai 1 tiriteapitti.had ittiirsiiniv:.: .. 4-4,. - , :_nik Majesty but you knew •nielsslielently to he couvinced, the at, !, para_ted . from th We , Before. he teer is --99----- tk: n.v°k . e . union, the arrolaticatiiiistAf all Off likAnts ttoulelot,. ll- Imesiedieteii' 4i1t 1 44,40 4,1*0444'ind chief Civil faithful to my .engsgementv,-1 wilt, l i eg e ? s , e panite m y : the.Dt . et, I desire a that Awl) isetwittent pubis - may ue be definitively - articled an 'accepted by Sweden, Tile . tine Military ...bAtbiattleusetetlawaviiii, and difOrg fete from it's, 41 the eeeiet'4)l* . brave though useless '' prev(ously arranged. , • . .• s., • -. ' 1 ' 1 d • A d e' cod that none of the Power's r. - • resistance against:the•united. forces of Europe, being ; _. • First, That the baser of the ninon a ___ i _ lie . paisou ali., I undersigned ersigin are., on in r , . _ . . 1 . etinm ._ d iet ~..‘, i. 4 . 1 . .71' - ~!. . ... . .. , .. „...,„ _ ......‘ : . 4,. 1. , '"'"'""r ... -- ilf. j of whom they are the repeettentatires, nor even Sere..l r 7 .... -.. ' 1-• . - -,-- '-'''l, _.`•.•""'" • •., . __, : i4.4 - iiv.l. Preferred to an hossourabie rettendiliation; for which. seeder' , !!0e! tire . guarantee ' brat -A'• !.. •• " den tersolf, will object to eta: , act Af justice:- in. ! "He had,cotae sa?tier'ilowlifit. walt . emPOctioi'or j i. shall employ all: ray credit. It is to this effect .. whose Envoys_ are P"t c e l l e t l;i r 'be i ..-- i!,•‘. z a p i . l ;a-c-: • • : deS, cheakisi.pg fl)e bttickiide, if his 4wedish, Ma- . cruse he hncl ... iitoigi of the-prepayatiww,ma4a to sett that Iliaie - written the settee to the King of Sweden, , Secondlyi That tile i era sobs , .„..., „f:l;notliaa. • :jest,' shall enniilit tO IN' ttee'nagitY toz° 1 "1. tlic .. ..,' ll6 4eive him ; that • , the. Prussian nett in and capital hi 1 a:copy of which is herewith subjoined and by - which ~ ture t anitfl tittle eats that a !'o4P en r - 7 ". ''''''":. 7 . 7 . -1 . vocatien:of all:thosa belkigerentmeastfresiehleh were I.acceda to your riven basis for the truce which you Ihi Peen ,!i• . .1. -, . ~ : t.r ., !...r - - t ' ' f • m a ! i a k en „ ga i est ii i ; ore _ ! T ', is these latter yeas', ls..s . 1 - ,.....:4;iertions stud sacrifices, y he observetions adiledbf b ., 4 1 - ilpe . perform a nce Ito have deemed necessary, and; which I.: demand of t It' do flooltbltthot •t: e ="S tl !'tiff:.. --- r .!..,- - .. Ifts Highness Whir respeit •td the painful situatiotrof . yp. rseverane , .. ... .. _ e -an ormance of arduous also hal. deenied ,wce,sarv, and which I demand oft Idm ttuit from a taken ghost ?IDTWI7. - The ober.iitiOltS added by' !e t sacritieel, the King of Swedeu,, on immovable mad: idevissiblel. - go s loidt o n 61. - 111 . 1 4.7 ~. . 11 10 6 : 41 /a..a 0 'ln ' lo "ag!'..r D enmar k, itulu i ce the undersigned te. femark , that duties, giveu him propftsf leve.and true a ttachment, -..- • ' : • 1 .-'..- ~ t .;! -. .: . These laiiiliCes Ant expresfellipApe frojel Of sinsiio*.s . coomponsi• „fr • the resolution • of the Prince to place' himself . at th e much, more agreeable to hie :heart than any Other --:•-i .'. % ti 0 el - ts. annex The ' of the Atli i' To . ..the secood basis of the truce, I ra pe s , that if . c tc 1 . .F.tiert . ... o*. point,nt t issee, be the rupture of negociatious P . owrr_a.. . ftive Contende that. Ow:Swedish troter . el/ ` h ea d of :an illegitimate opposition, .is the - sole . Cil!SO marks. of it, and for which _ha even at this memeit t . i of .the misfortunes 9f histiertie coentry and that he cordially thanked his goad people. .... . ..•• shicji. can - alone lead .to an amicabiesunien, I will shet9d ct..” .. py a the fortresses ' I hey •'' .. ;• -bet , - e wut miglitat pnce have spared.to. Donmark the sutpicions , Itecedo to the evacustion of the country, between able te.c. . thIS Pole s • , • • i bnili ties •th tiotatia. i ulte ' e • - •f •1 of the Allied Powers , and to the undersigned the i , " gut thai his . Mitjeatymnst decline all rerenumloa the-Glonween told tee Swedish.frontier, as well as tetiou restrailks:me, Rod beaniesl wwit knew, r° 7 , thagrln of stating this in an 31ficial note. '• , , attended with external pomp; it beiuccontrary to hie" the , isles of -Hualoemite,, nod the fortresses of ! the chitiaaer Al e'Y eatient . l.4,t,Aler If f ? t u l t4' w t' a t T s .• . i h i At the clops of this coMmenication, the tandiel: eharatteeand his prisseiples, to accept homygeof this - Fredifick strew, end' Yredericstedt, by. the ' Is . i . ortair`-• Wt. e ithpot a Opposition,. thematr . I . lute of th e there I Signed have the honour tO abk 'of his Highness, a last nature, as his subjects had frequently 4,1 ofsa,ion ' gem troops, on'coadition that the territory,. si . w.ll.i troops within their frontiers. . . ani c i na f t M 4 n 'to . the proof of his fiaekness, in the publication of their to learn. asktie,fortressesi•be neutral during the arodetitniA. I fore, to _prefer .Om miefor i tune fo s er a .. e g howeior official notes as .ipe.edity as paasible, They demandi Kongsringer being on the north bank of the Gloestit 'terrors if I' aril Ns_ si - Ort theothe hand ; if h bet' I . . ‘ 0 ) ;.60 ; 11 . r t e . grit si ketitt sr ' ' a c° s " nti en ng Y tif li r v ' s means 041 this on the principle thet Norway should be inform. , - nisin4.: and a league on - thii side the on :on year wisdom, •to give the army and imitations Chfefs a telmont, r, in lie • -- de r th‘f ra • • e d,ed of all- the dangers to which she is exposed, end et grans - 4i Ithiek it.tailt , l4Dt ke proper to insist olb• OW 1 (It a was• *lnch would tee 040 s p • yect .- • - w t .. the real objetepf their mission. - .' ' ~ of acknowledgrnantfnrys•unilces, fig 'the intended' einettation.--in • ;regard to 'the oCcatietlen of . India liellMilleiblev' • al • and * .ataillilli4l the ' wile; Irsi iiiiirtnri oT the undersigned Wink issoroca. ctrrn"ll h i5 *M..* 6 4...,.. - I w o ul lt irilllnglY. Ire lb , Is f i rst the fortresses. Ilt Swedish troops , I deem it my I don a t m a n y c enmities vs d o w n hom P y .. , - • Islylierkfol l Solidity the )7th of July, they the ' 1 to join in this: . inie:senraliiii; whirls didie i nsoorto• • a ll ay -to -represent 0 yen, that -conditions which t you . .desire . to e steve t ru....an have!once already animated the . whole people to she t, conciliate so e ectoal 7as by measum . . . , .. , ofl,=e; kolorg to present to hats Highness,' their hotinge, ;.11. a—pike nation • RA 410 &is aMposition Would not onty . and a relit pf tbeteitecatedfassucauces of their profound respect'. • defesce if the cohotry, ought not to be re-demand. ,by i respell for Public opinion, , ... ... . _ „.. approve:ft the!iriteurlet) preparntiois, :with Inner be eon e, if it is wished to tooth the public mind; tbat.tise•'t the • blockade ; meanies which w ill _ . . . ..‘, I ~ . , 1.„ .- ..... . STEIo',NTEOCiIe , 'Changes, hilt would matemble .ronnit him thy Geni-, id ear 11;0 ;2 t. . r--, • ! *.:, , - i•writable conseoklence of the entrance of Swedish es derived hem Your denereldtY, It . y ...„ .. ~., .. .„,, _ ..... . ..; . . ORLOFF. e and :fer the of. this: la. • ~ . . •, . . • FOR WITR.. , ril4iii- (u at Berlin, particularly die worthy ' ronps onald ben general rising of thepeopl , , . welfare . . . .. , tout . to .4 .00t.00 for t 4 . 1,._ . . lisfitt;47l4,ll4. , . ~ . .. II ART EIS. . .. Field.hiarslift Pgince''pluck,er, Sid with them con.. tied, in„tbill.imse,.l meet prefer -aver againgt‘the ene. !My situation or . yff i h . • 'Uhl% Ay to the vita rwar!wiliCh I should have occasioped ' f NPrweglana.raleattaat t "..-qpic,.. rata .•. y — i t a * P abov coect krt° s had, their audience of - duct into the eSpilai thoilknyo tivaintit.vitho arrieed. If on accept the to by‘potracingitheanustiteation iu the eyrie el the whole ! . ...v . he a at d o e, a air The . woo r , en the sti 4t 'titulars) . Viin`•CO -thia (1 . 0141401 *hit .i 41.1 - ' . . leave w*th,lia Stresty on Sunda the 17th , and re- •-•--', .• - • ' . ••• • • • Nation, by a • criminal it/lanais.. If the King•of - / bases wf t on . ... ~ ion, I wirtereed to replay ill • . '. ..l• y, I an IN '.' fie Convidered as the wortliyAepreagntglirre..o4bilig e Sweden wish an ariticskli 'Moe and aottisse, he will thAll*tivii,J , Vestals . .., . _ls f i ' -o va - o leo( ' turned on the sante toward diT Saveuen.,, ane cog. ... .........,.... ~,, .ii the o l t , ---- s ' ns • o r lish Envoy, J. P. Min ar, the same day . took his de. .billth!on .to • • ono", ' Ited IS I ttdeplikiablX net insist ' low nisi stn firAl- Accede te-the PrePese 4 N ff Ea ' t° mibt*lt to "I.°Di-- --- - . ---1 . ---- - pariire far Gottenhim h. . --1-- 11 ) 4 ,1 ) AU 1. - .1/... stbick Dave' in tfir 4lini .of leaving the tw o . fort = . 'securiy in their pettier. -:'- - • - i g • . . .. . *Cole ewer - - , +.• • ...et I *- , •a ' .., 'I; ..: 1; iiri i iiP iamii i ie r , . your •confidence. , „thaie.i -'OO -Tuesday, ;the% ist, his Majesty departed, for #ccer‘ig4skillas its of lerideijapeiefliitearrwlerickltadtitithiCusr .Hoope r me,. Sir , with __ , .. _ • . ~,.. , , , , -- • of• ;hew cititti... - 1 Theeverew• • 'in ankerea. 1 _._s•' ftebeeribilig myself, - t Moss, w he,4o,Pe. ',sat , . tO repair the neat ddy to bead; cerenort4lll3titiilikettle,4lb`fowippt.arso F , ear l re. **Pea tedy - of the ciiieees A. tie. •0 '-tbleit toe fortresses by Norwegian 1 44 * - 1 " 1 ” , 51 / 44;str i f s ' 4 9. t CI4 I 4IMN S FfiEDEqI.CIL :"` . , „ 1 igi n t 4 i ldleaves theM.,witiPrit.. e " _, . 1 culotte's, ANlbjett. , sill . :gire , dwiery. militart adrinstagu,Ss Ate:. ales : . • . . . and when I eottsider •.the . get!eekr:elo 6 .l , ,,thethii : lvh i c b . NOTEStk THE ENVOYS, OF Tint ALMA) PONt.Ett9. siloglil,goe Itis Swetlialt,Ma3esty, 1 et4lat that that - .• Irmo O. ~.,• • ''• ' - Meseta we et the same thee bisithilled to fix *the . Althou6 yol ,Gentleme . ort Zeito,yr et . the Allied - geom.-on. thimett bank of the Glommen to: Porters, charged with ii,:elitolirt inisiloe iti Norway., s oi;ile of three !Niguel around these fortOesses. i have declared that you are not mediators between o SVittirevoki to the thttiibasii, I feud also observe Norway inc, Swvien;;lt 4.dopbposs ils,saitulabli, from, TAditti, 'that fh; proposed raising of the bloadb. of your character to billte patentees .of sea stipule. 1-biyili y,'-' which 1 co*skier ntM ulit'ron losepirat•le ~bops as shall be agreed' tit . betweei the tTo king- Ire; - and as an unequivocal mark of the domi. ' It la with thii via that ./ inviter.; to sit* gittrtlrs. 4wi'vritirbiffine Worsitip aria.. T e e Daum . . . 'ApO, Nines tlebOtO.o t the:ik) of Dt4 041W11:1 1 1.64i4111' 11111 ° 1 .14 1 1 114411. ! cleolioro iind.elocilieStea4 Deoe, York; Kkiit, tnd -Cillitioknin: 'The " given by let Exohdrge, ripuL by iko. York, wolgoioripti Ne' c iil i csixti t octO 4 .74*;90 444 io. 32..4 B.asllo.oisauwo. • I. lewd •Nr. truc.e ) ; . , •; •• • IP - • • .r ,t' ;tile 41.14 1;i y .! • • r• .., fis,:q 0 . A itloar frtm) ,rtht Is ltajesty i !beg ilia' bb coactedli.'' env. * wee. , mity' t conferietr% Priicii ow l TauensAny' • kitertai4 ol i' i s le. Ledge R 13k . Age .ea I.oodoss 44.40 J ' ti t 14 ' .• • 1 s ‘ ' i . • •IF The lhonsantsAilikilt iced to St. James's Park on the day of the Grand 'Aphilpe,_to see the exhibitiob of itilo• l 4lhts* ina when Were - . dioppPointed in coati• quepceoftbe.Pagotla being, burnt down by the fire.: works, wilite t hhlipy to sty will haft, an opportunity of seeing .a..opecimen .of thot beautiful light in the f ` Ott, as The pre pratiorel Whia tire making in fron t ' .of the Cbi l of iondon ?I'lii / ekif ire, we understand, tor an iflumiiia ion oft*. op Wednesday, the 24tb list* 4 1 1111,11 *hitat Ike COlDirtny dine together. ia .. 1 \ ~~ ~, % -,