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ex- tiomiamoss.dis Gnosis ' Ks s . . • /A'l2/.t. ' 1 ' ' ' • Ex( —......-- Me ... MADRAS, frIRVAIIf S. run Oa Thitidaj• leif:lreiNed the ship Ct eierwl Wef- ace leek* .Ciptaid J. lan, from Rangoon, but last m t from ttestrig: ' '• Viirlave beeitlatermierherith the following ex- t h e trail fromiCalitaiellti*og- r booS : • `• . wa . 4 .. .oelitelleiesesi . it Sea. 23d JO. W 6, .. ..) ~ ! s ike t likAls_A n bearing N b. E. dutint his Af,. at 'les ~_, f. a lighEljerils, tei a musail hoisted, peering lea : t bossri,P bey antibritve to ; found the boat or ed of peator, t eems easily eaplring. Took dl an *go ellnefeem - lewd, vi *fowling description; a Malabar ha ' ama plidigaist afactres4,...ciiinelliall, and fifteen Birmalis, si st pilis • very shirk rid miserable condition, from au 0 isid fatigue. The acecTulaCthey gave of themselves is as mi Maw. My that MlMM4ootan l oon about two months p a set- 6111111100 ' Mulubßiti buiefinen bad weather, and ignorance Coi of nrigpt %, 'the 'meek. hart ask, wrecked on an intend. the nsayek a papisap of which they know not, but which we insa. ap gine l ea n the.Grisa AnMarman. M "tee is theY hails .t on shore, the natives attacked them M with beigsaktat Wows, Mid killed two peovle, a Chinaman and l it a Wpm* r she reiraiisder maned to a sun/11 island adjacent, th wlsere u taas Ur motifs of their venal, they construftel the ed tins' in which wernimil shim 11 They reme l ted cm the island about twenty days, during which time they wefkilltikeittly attacked by the nahvei, whom pf ••Ner describe as being Repose, with woolly heads, and perrealy ii, naked. hi 4 . Dadei the *Avner r artied, and till we fortunately fell in with them, they had b minuted souse tan the bark of trees, and of a easy 4w mussels.. , - i . - th 41 They left the Wand about free days ago, and ignorantly sup- w posed, Hot by lereci% before the wind, they- should fetch the a t suave. *.moan, thou& is factshey were taint in's contrary dbrostiob, and meat an have inters* perished se the coarse Cl of aillWAsye, beaks' otdy &few Meets of grove bark, and very m lade water left li n en emmining the loor:ty they had used, g we found a cites?. c M lied • half Spanish dollars, t t ai d shoos thi s * e i g ht sellane m imics, of Born a h silver, together , with sense accounts, in CMidese characters. The Chinaman " c laimed the ni.jor ran irthe'sflem as his property, but was , 8 , centradseed by the Ether people, who asserted that it was the =of the China m a n she was killed by thegamges. ed the remainder of the pro co rty, consistiug of • , piece of goods and Dirinah saver, to those who claimed it.' 4 1 ' —..—....-- C BOMBAY COURIER, °ciete* le, tau . Nine in the morning of yesterday having been fixed b, emits the auspicious ham for the landing of His " Excellency Mohummcd Nubbee Kbae, Ambassador c' (mini His Majesty the King of Persia, to the supe- r riot British .Authority in lodic. a deputation of A Gentlemen, Consisting of the Ss•cretary to Govern- ing', Cohmel Spry, of His Majesty's 77th Regi- I resent, the COmmodure of , the Marine, the Com- nsenslanx of Aitillery. Tieutenant-Colosel Wilma, h commanding His Excellency's Gaard of Honour. I SIM. Quarter-Meier-General, the Adjutant-Geoe- i 'air the Torn Major, and the Mehmendar. R ' win, Esq. proceeded on board the Jthaasetr, ' at . qt eight. to invite and to accompany *. an shore, in a Bunder boat, richly I AtsiT an . orche reception of the Ambassador. 1 A , hal; followed for His Excellency's bro. ' th_meie-jew, gangue Ala Khan '• a third for the se- ' larieivanks ads' Embassy ; a fourth for the Am- ' ITlONSlTilitilli aids fifth accompanied. with the el European musicians. i Pri Zi e beitiet been on board for about half an • heat' • Ministation was admitted into the Ambas- sadox's *in' ..end each introduced to His Excel- ' tf =as yell as by his official designation. congratulations having beeo inter- • . . anspicioui minute baying arrived, s . ' 3l , llile y expressed a wish to quit the ship. /helm called for the Commander of the ./crargree, hp egg politely thanked him for the attention and I civilities be had received during the voyage. His Excellency left the vessel. accompanied by the Gentlemen who had pioceetleclon board, with the exception of the Town Major, and joined by Deeitor Jukes, who 'sad accompanied the Khan Flom Bushire. 'The Town Major embarked in the se- ctmd hoar, with Nalco' Alec Khan. The fleet of boats sailed from IV Jelniniteer in regular older, the Ambassador's boat leadmg, and passed the shippiqg is the bubentr, which had been judiu- misty arrarged, so AS that each vessel might sa- kite the Anilmssaelcc as he approached. The whole was admirably phoned. cortealy tonduaed, sad produced the h.ppseu sgsk. Having arrived at the Blinder Peer. the A ROJAS- IIVOIOT was received and weli.oened on shore by the Master Attendant of It:Aiine. Colonel Coleman, of lilt Maimity's eath tcsituent, Dollar Moir, Lieu- tesant-Colc•nel St•Quarie, of His Majesty's 86th aegisserii, the Consmander of His Majesty's ship Mier, the Paymaster-General, the Accountant-Ge- neral. the Atkin( Custom-Master. Captain Fraser. Aid-de-Camp to General Nicolls, the Kieg's Bei- ge& Major, and the Aid-ste•Comp to the I - le- novahle t%ii Gowan,. • Thetereseny of istrakain bavist a r a n ece gne through by the Mirboander. the Am bassador Pt into a State Pawnee% prepared for bis accom- Modation. and wee carried to His Excellency's teat.' pitehed se ansky Greco, followed by the rest of the pony, when be was received by the Soma. tenant of the Matisse, General W Co. I. Whinktie. of His Meleay's 77th the Aeakoweverserel. the Haosersik Cesegoey's On" awl Charles Posh lisiti view beeleg Mass anorak itrerodeced to she Ambassador, the loperiausimit of the Marines advaociag • few =before the tun the Asobassador was coo- ts a nock whose he Noted hisseelf. the aupeeksekikuit ef the Maria* epee hie right hood. end die Congisessa aided so waive the Ana. toettiln. la &airs, ft the right of the Aishosnder, wall hie essoisiker. Menus. kr.. he. to the Wt. The toot was of Perlin sweirretadon. richly illited the whole kneed a negoilient Awilessadler sopeassa bsowelf * grati. led at Min wended by se very a IMF r a l siasu Ceogratoktins spew the somas, of His y'a ropitiess snivel Weisz bees shied. sad she poseassee to areenpewy the Altabeastior to the basso prorated Inc hie eseosewristesies brag toady to gnome. His Kiork swor e sod tined eke sea, leasiwoe lvy the tisseis is aseadesaw Hang sesooted has hone. sod his eaanpb bong tollowal by_she Gaideme se his may. ills ewe , prepared wish berme► and by Ho aseellosers no swim the ' owned so shisegb a grew kunst by ' s 77* seginese. own* ibe awn g ese. Me prOwedowoms peeeid by las teeellseefe imead--ent hawed 'the Tohboonerwassa no Yediegi—His Losoliesey'i led bean. the Jaikoars, —the bud biros firesisied hg lismeamarrod. sae peimikais pressoled by Ow Girionot ke bit ExCelleney's atkommodatlon-4he H. raids— d.c Melimendars—Cboobdare, sod His Este Henry's running footmen—the Kh ttt, asdhis brother-in-law, accompanied by the Gerd . lemen in atteniance—athe Meerzas—the'Goolaso Shahs, &c. kc. Fronstwithout the Qarruson the police peons inept the road clear, and formed a street the whole of the way to Chintz Cogly. The Ambassador reached the house engaged for his residence, at about eleven o'clock. His ExclJ lency's hoisorary guard was drawn out, and receiv ed him with presenred arms. The Ambassador and the Gentlemen in attendance, and his suite, having dismounted, were ushered into the mom of audience, when the customary complimentary cere monials having been again interchanged; and the party seated, refreshments were immediately called for by the Ambassador. His Excellency evidently appearing much fatigued from the exertions of the morning, the Gentlemen in attendance solicited per mission to retire, with a view to afford His Excel lency an opportunity to repose from the fatigues of the day. The Ambassador having politely assent ed, the party took leave. The Ambassador was superbly dressed, and dis- plapd a profusion of ornaments of the most bril- ' liant description. His suite also was arrayed in the iighest stile of Persian magnificence. The Ho nourable the Governor's led horses, and those of the Gentlemen who accompanied the Ambassador, were most richly caparisoned, and added considera ably to the grandeur of the procession. The con course of spectators, Europeans as well as natives, was immense, and one continued crowd from the garrison to His Excellency's house. They observed the utmost decorum, and evinced every demon stration of respect towards the distinguished gran. ger, who was the object of their curiosity. ocrosea 26. His Excellency the Persian Ambassador, yester day paid hi. visit of ceremony to the Hon. the Governor, at the Government House in town. At met in the morning, the gentlemen who had. been Welled to goon board the ship y'Sputgerr, to. invite and to attend His Excellency on shore, pro. ceeded in their carriages to the house ot the Melt- , inendar, adjoining co Hit Excelleacy's residence,. at Chime Pogly. .- At nine, the Ambassador having marooned the gentlemen to his house, made his appearance shortly after their arrival, and the customary compliments having been interchanged, the Ambassador entered his carnage, unattended—nest followed the carri age of his soe-hrlme, who was accompanied by one of the Meerzas—and then those of the other Meer. I gas, and the gentlemen in attendance. As the processipn moved slowly, it was 10 o'clock before it reached the church-gate where His Ex cellency's band, mounted. on mules, the Goulam Shahs, his horses aid suite, etc. were in waiting with the horses, also those ot the getuletnen, as companying his Excellency, richly saparisonej, The Ambassador here got out of hit curizget and having mounted his horse, entered the garrison, followed by those in attendance, also mounted. hile Excellency passed through a street formed by the, corps of Artillery, the Ist of the Sth, and His Ma jesty's 71Ith Regimmt, from the church -g ate to the Government Hem., who received His Excellency. with pretested aims. Having reached the Government House, the Ambassador was received at the bottom of de steps leading to the Lower Hall, by the • ing Officer of the Forces, and Lewis C to whom His Excellency was introdu by Mtbromidar ; at the av of the steps, His Excellency AS received by the Honourable the Governor, the ecorcter, and Thalweg Lechmere, Esq. The rummy of his introduaioa to the Governor having been gone through, and announced by a salute iti tiornby's battery, His Excellency was COll. elided, by the Honourable the Governor, through an assemblage of Gentlemen of His Majesty's and the Honourable Company's Service, Civil and Mai Cary, to a couch of crimes velvet, placed at the. head of the Lower HAIL The Honourable the Governor placed the Ambassador to his right; the bleerxas and His Excellency's Attendants being ranged to the right also ; the Recorder sat to the left of the Governor, ea the couch with the Ambas .estclor ; and the Commanding Officer of the Forces, and Members of Council, en a second couch, to the left of the Recorder ; end chairs were ranged for the accommodation of the Gentlemen who bad assembled, on the same side of the HAIL The accugotned congratulatory ceremonials having been interchanged, His Excellency's Soo in-law was introduced, as the bearer of a letter from His Majesty the Riss l o i f s Persia , to the Pio. annals the Govern r. Ambassadur rose. and, advancing a few paces, received the letter frees ?luster Alee Khao, ar.d formally delivered it to the Mowniable the Gonsmor. Refreshments having hen iatrodoced of the links. ease. Itc. nod petakas of by the company. the Gondar gave His Eacetiessey • rivets *ship awe is the Conte Cheimber ; at the ceschwiee of which the Asehermernmeresil with the Go vernor to the Lewd Mi. and, Meng ides lave of the wemy,, renneed ateswied se the seam =sod seder she awe hewers es mmeekai his inn de ganiees, me his hems% at Chins y, whet the hada and seise •were eine ia is coespidies le she Gadeasee a set. 1811 4!!" I.ll?".gbi 1 " golamairlwi th s wise. oder a:pran- biased bel greelidd the ten he pin Wmeporineml i pAitely thmehed the Ommiseeem. appointed ie aeoestreey Rs kzedisecy. fee she iredie they hod tabs% and she nesiderniee they W seined he hes penned ended i with who* the seremenial el therawag tenaimenti. • A miss, sailas anassairt is art is the pg. slain 0 dr Rim lb. !Image. wawa ssismian mad barmy base bees arased le the ass se es. Oillart. 0 Dashes► tells died be the tab sew sal ansecilly i t sea be rue Ens MO paw al& amens. al this INSIPSOOIipt. sod ebG pintimisss ed tiG /swath 0 St- Cuthbert. sw sasaiimi is a desemeat is tbs seabiass al las Asaigisalas &maw, 0 obi& dr aims. ids*. es ha iimemee. is mid es be sairieasil es obese gasser at dm dem lb 1 ear of mien. a aea la as wassad as. am*" sad dims inammiasd as ills Yew pavane% bat is Gimps es is bases wit ST Om from The Mss sasaseines sf des aim aimmatat we all la waist Was. , w-. IV ir.n, [MTV. Lra - PORTc , AOUTII, JULY 29. Arrived the Forward gun-hrig. trom a crui s e ; Ifeerkquir, from null ; Thermo min of war, and the Sir St,p•aa Lurlirnglon, East Indianian, from the Downs. Sailed the Cracker gun •essel, from a cruise.— Wind S.W. DEAL, JULY 23. Arrived the Re/e #/e sloop of War, from Yarmouth, and the Maria, r gun-brig, from a cruise ; and re• main in the Downs, with the ships as per Last.— Wind S.E. , FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ARNIVIO, At Cork—the, John Davis, front London ; and the Ca- milla, Warner, from Philadelphia. At Li:bon—the Maid of the Mill, ; and the Mar garetta, —., from Newfoundland. Off Aldb..raugh...-the Liberty, Johnston ; I lope, Wylie; and the Trial, Lee, from Toniiingen. In the River—the Mary, Boslip, from Charante ; Venus, Smith; Nimble , -----...; and the Sarah, Illoomfield, kern Cork. At Falmouth—the Ontatio, I litch, from Virginia. AS Newfoundland—the Harp, Wareham, from Poole. At Demerara—the Sir Sidney Smith, from London. THE BRIG 4RGYLE. Fettict from a Journal of Mr. Peter Reid, who was revenger and part owner of the British brig Argyle, Captain M•Ni choll, captured off the Gram' Caicos, by the Freed% .eli user privateer Linnets Captain Morten, or (La Loupe) on her passage hem Charletton, fa Jamaica. April 511, at 10 p. in. laid-to for the land ;at 4 a.m. the 214, made sail again; at 5, saw a tail stand ing after us; half-past 6, raw the Grand Caicos right a-head, and bore away a little ; the strange sail coming up with us very .fast, we cleared for affirms ; at A, hauled up our cool ses, handed top gallant sails, and laid -to, on the starboard tack ; tired a gun athwart the vessel's hawse, and sheaved our colours, which she immediately returned, sheav ing French colours—we continued to engage her 31 minutes, when she got under our stern, lashed her bowsprit to our boom, and boarded ; our peo ple having all deserted their quarters, the captain, mate, and myself excepted ; thus were ws Captured, bin never struck Our colours. 'lshes Captain received a slight wound from a musket ball, during the glion ; and after being hoarded, had one of his fingers cut r OE by a sabre; our boy was shot through the arms lad myself slightly wounded in the shoulder. It is re lurk:Ale that no person Was killed on hoard the antiok; the privateer having fired a brats 9 pounder • dues times into her, when within pistol shot, charged • with .500 musket balls each time, and kept up a constadt fire of So muskets ; our 'mainsail, pumps,, spars, cabbin windows, &c. were completely pep pered. On taking posseasion — bf ;es, we were (at least myself) . phindered of ~truckle, even the letters 1 'Kai in charge; hnweveri on my being tallen-en board the privateer, the Captain recovered four pair of pantaloons, two• waistcoats, and two pale of etbekings for me. Captain . MiNicholl, ott account of his wounds, was allowed to remain on board the Argyle, which was sent off for Bar rattier and-I was detained onboard the privateer; she mounted one brass 9-pounder, four sixes, with 50 muskets, and i 9 men. The Awe mounted two nines, and four sixes, with 15 men and a boy ; Cap tain, Mate, and myself, included. At day-break, the 2341. the privateer discovered a sail ter leeward, and immediately gave chase; the liibd being light, she palled thirteen sweeps of a side, but did not overtake their chase till 4p. w. when they took the vessel, "after exchanging one shot. She proved to *fa small privateer schooner, of New Providence. loonnting two 6. and two 4-pounders, commanded Ify B. Bothell, and manned with 14 or 15 men. At 'flour o'clock, e. NI. the 24th, discovered a fleet of ten ships, about four miles to windwarl, with a small felucca dogging them; the Ljoirers having made a signal to the fetuses, she immediately came along side, and reported them to be English merchantmen. without any convoy ; that she had been among them for three suc cessive days, and had exchanged several shot with one that was armed and manned from others ; that she only waited to fall in with another pri vateer, to assist her in taking the ship, and that the others would be an easy capture. It was then de teresiued by the Captains of the two privateers to mass the Prooitrere privateer ; and the throe schooners immediately pulled up with their sweeps, the Merle being very light, to snake their fortunes. At 11 o'clock e. a. they got within shot. bet being determined on boarding, they did not fire. neither did the nuircluounen, who were drawn up in a line et battle— IMMIP thug. until within pistol shot. when they opened a maw:dons Brenn the prilrateers. which truly astonished them ; they. h.,„,,,, e . f oug h t wi t h desperation. for an hoar And the.. quarters. rhea they were glad to sheer off. Thai/aunt was twice holled.but had no; a man hurt. On getting to a respeaabk distance from the mor alist ships. the privateers agate held a council of war. whoa they determined on seeding the Preivi. &err privateer to llamas (Min about 40 leagues distant). tor assistance, sad the other two to watch the Beets that they cootiased dogging until 10 ' o'clock. p. ie. the tstli. whoa they *unlined a sail le kewerd. close hauled. which theydseaded meek. Mt depending on their • sarwy is lading. they Mood for her—she to be dm ship Aare% Carets Joha Vases. how Pert de Civello, of and Mead to nisiklpiaa. ea hoard of • which. I. as well at on the ether primers (two the beloorri to the 40;wpb eneepted, who entered ea hoard the Li ormis wen pis Os whin fay aperist• from this privateer, it is bat Onkel* rewerk. that while es Ward. I. as well vas all the ocher priwaserk wise treated with the greatest civility by the Captain and lint Lieweriaot; ea for dr, Dater. I shoilires. etprowat. met. any earnsnants es It sands& ; bet aboold the Ottawa a war pot it its al power ever 011 mew isms awn- NM. I &odd with chowtaineas do it. wlswh 1 cow *der would be the grossest porkshowst I could no -114 epee him, if he .. a own of allbwal rdatetiw. 1 whis;% were is oft arewrery for a eau ot his pew limaise to hr. I timid 4 bibt wry woofs. The psi waists an vim Ives se ranee el she kit. s. •! .' ST.ITE - PIIPARI: -- '-• - y .-iossimaro.... e ,!' i' PROCLANf.kTION OF THE KIWI (Yr. WItElkN. r , 3 THE INHAIIII 6 ANTS OF POISIDErkif i. esseoen .s . . . ft Tiliellga OF MS le AJESTY,TiIe Ir.4O6.OFIIMEOCii, J. JEAN HENat BARON D'lSSlttil testtCti ittstits'•;lce. "•Hai Majesty my ni?st gracious E...ng and Sosereigri, havingiqudeteetidfli to appoint roe mewl* to let publithe% a gei v e raTProclatuation relative to the supyit....watit of the Po. inetanian Regency: That I may fulfilthiesiedie.l image h im " to all the tobabitants, that His Majesty Asst anfiermedi me, by a letter or the kith .natant, that ha learned wi.h surprise and displeasure, that, during the dela:write/II Width lately* telt rielin o i f t o th f e a A p P ro Psid sinct i a 9 l 4" Mil t i;e 4 inbelte Mitts .rt ilig O Ua t b' the Membeesef the *Meet' wore chsliesele order prescribed by His Majesty i that 111,iddajary titvEivig, ift t • I:t w lli l acie t i li l' a r C n ul trht l e t .p i ea ble disobedience, in completely, departing foam tit's , order to prevent whittler scrota from hyping renamed in tutu,. , has jaded it loops. - to &wolfs iii Pogue/4460 Regency, ad to charge me, iis consequence, ei h the iale exectlli It of his coders, in future, thieughout all h s Gonsues Suva The ; aforesaid letter of His Majesty w s pubes* read • I the Ifith, instant, in ',menet of the ci-Ae aid Meinbee of tbe Reginey ; their itrii9ions immediately me ed. ' • „. . " lit virtue of the powers with objets His Welty the g in has invested me, in the maiinee aforesaid, I lite public nothw h. all the inhabitaats of Porneenia, that they eieforee taus. selves to this Royal Ordonnance, and, ineintsequenee, adder., to me all the papers which would formerly have been pin. , . Stilted to the ei-eleraot Regency, but to 'en!. eliterithstaolliii. duplicates " Done in eke fortress of Stralsund, June el, trig. . (Signed) . "Jamb D't.SUld. " 5.'C. SI Is 16170." The Regency of the country Wing deposed. and the Militaiy Grernor already in possession of his fun&ions. His Majesty, on the 2tith of June. 'ad dressed a second letter to • him, 'by which His Ma. jetty Abolished the Constitution. anti dissolved Ora States of the Province, in order that they should be re-placed by the • laws and the Constitutional An. thorities of Sweden. Here follows the letter, winch put the last hand to these remark - Able fhanges a and which has been published entire:— . . " With concern es have long since perceives!, that all the pain and solicitude that tee haveileen engaged in (4/ the 104146 penny of our faithiul runterahseu eubjezts, base wet with on expi,eled difficulties in their elocution ; *shish have either pee. vented uss diddle's% of our beeetrolent viers, er unaided three *fleas by contents! dels,s, and a ' , cows- upon enemy occa sine to ancient privilege.. We are the mile reviewed of the importsdi.ms of the present CeliMstation. ifela atm ini*Mlar.i. lion of the rapid progress of issdesmy, and the increase of ire. ;mistime, ih thme . enousitses whet, all three obiteter have teed, whack hitit . l:me deprived nut diserniaa States of those soswees of iy, SO neeev,ary is a well organised Sulk" t. WOW% tidy had a fresh proof of thediregerne.coo. srquersew of thorment ruder of thing.: our order for 'Long the Yorneraniais Militia, In cosnennence of a very imamate eiterpreatec, he bete termed by the Fahltel.S• the 011111111011.• tines of the Tribanals of the Empire, at a bite when Mr enemy thretteried the frontiers of list country. " The consideration of the.. important • Ilitati‘eg..4l , * La; events which have occitremil—aid a desire to consolidate the leech, ere* weary, have reduced es is ths , nereelry At deriariiir.o. Thai the Coesetuunn which has hitive,o, pri v ai... ed err German State do erase from this day ; that the p.o. 'viscid Susie and Count.* are hiedied; and the all 11120. lotions relative thereto be ahrwished Oa seer.' Rot if, Ono,. one hand,oelievi been laded to take this emtirti.m, rot the inlyie we obis tolinvoe, that elleselli 'kilts I les *Mee use future prospe.ity of our Genes elitism, and at to assume to °males °pores...tee rights; mad M this we ha*e shosight the we could not give a muse convieting proof, than by i.itredui. *nit the Swedish 'Constitution join ins, German Slite4. At ing of a fee people, and as obeying stair rho 42w. we feel • j paarticular pleasure in preparing a happier fate to; our sutieen Pomerania and Kure. Equal, both iii respect of tate du. • tn us, mat us •their immunities anti Ft ivilegihmre.tetled A! ju.t laws—ther will no loftier form a body sips-and from the Swedish people; but will, it, the smeary, enjoy in fie , *nal aims the benefits of a consakonn winch has getable'. rei, for ages ' the security of that people. . 1 "We or dain, by this Act, that the Conet:tetioes of the 'lCirigJois of Sweden, &' the 2111 of August 177 e ; the A. to of, !Union and of Seeenty of the 21stof Flthreare. and $l4 Moil, ,HIM); the privileges and Immunities granted to the hey it:e. Plates of Sweden ; and the Law of that X ingdoin • be iii lutes? the fondmental and constitetisatal laws of siont;ernien State ilWe old or, that all the necessary dlepsestions be make to pet iithic Act into execution. Oil this detali4o we bur/eyes declare, la the meet 'Meant runner. to oar renevars.an subfeete, that Alley shall never be sulsjectini, elher for the present, or the M. ' , tam to the paymein of the debts of the kingdom of Sweden, sof to the imposts which hare Mahon oft it. Morefeers if any -thing should occur which respects, peculiarly god ;mopeds . , heserase and Rote. arid 04 ich, conformably to the • Swedish Constitotiess, tee mght to Lear the humble Jollities items of the Repiesentatom of the Weeny', . we will eensnks I the" in a General DM, 1., the muter, itself ; this C..nvnem tom, fur which re *all give Limner ocelots, shall Is: held without dela ;anl it wise give' sariaractum io heart, le sea aseroilited sou ndd our rlsoine• faithful people, who, no lege led be a complicated Chaistitetion, awe foldlling the due dem of eabiects, will oeconl, by them ariseree, .mar %weal of nts for their peoepes.ty. en which woman dad our Is gait recneepence. 0 From be Ipset If ead..Q enamel Ovieferabl,laiiii SG. tts IS. :Signed) " uuirAvus Auot.rHus - ieszummi _mr-.....mmessie, PRICE OF SItICES, YESTERDAY Rook Stock 5 per Cent Reduced , 631 3 3 per Cent. 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