The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-15 00:00:00

Mackeniie„ of the Engincen,.. and i\''.,ljor Thorne, Deputy Quarter-11Thster-Gmeral, who procured every informationthat could possi bly be obtained, and with whom in .- tenet:a 1 at-- ritipred . the plan of attack. The principal part of the force was divided into two eolumws, the leading one commanded by Lieu tenant- Colonel Watson,. ,of his Majesty's 14th :foot, and tic other by Lieutenant-Colonel Mac. Lend, of Majesty's 69th regiment; Liecten atit-Coionel Dewar, of. the,3d Bengal'Native In fantry, commanded a smaller.:party, and made ti detour towards`the rear . of the Krattan. Major Grant conducted a central attack in front. At half an hour before day, the columns under the corn twind of Lienteoant Colonel .Watson and Lieu, tell:mt-Colonel MacLeod, moved forward to the . east curtain, under cover of the fire from our fort. They were, howeverViscovered bythe enemy be fore the scaling ladders were planted. The alarm era:; instantly given along the works, which only increased the activity and emulation of our troops. Lietitenan t -Odom!. \Vat>on advanced in the most gallant style, mot soon obtained possession of the raTurart. t'nit of Major Dalton's battalion cross ed the ditch at the N. E. hi:ition, under Captain Lays, and running along the berm, admitted Lieu tetemt-Coloael Mac Lead with the second co- Intim, who: blew open the Prince's gate and enter ed. The action then became general. Major Dalton, with part the light infantry battalion,, led in a ?lilted ~ty l e to the south gate,where'they admit ed Lienzenant-Coloael Dewar, and saved the life of the Prince Regent. The gallant I . lth proceededao scoot• the ramparts, anti the capture of the Sultan rendered the victory complete. have the honour to report to you, that daring this arduous conflict the Toomogong Semood 'Denin grat was killed. Lieut.-Col.'Dewer had the good Minute o encounter his party, an'il as he was knovvii(o he the most powerful Chieftain in the interest of the Sakai!, anti his instigator in every hostile•proceertiog against the British Government emnider this event as of the greatest political importance. About the concluvion" of the assault, I was my self severely wounded in the arirt. Thus, with lesa than /000 firelneks actually gaged, we have defeated upwards of 17,000 men, and afforded a lasting proof of castr superiority and pOwer. I shall refrain from entering into further particulars, as you were present npon the spot, and our cordial communications with each other have. rendered them unnecessary I bare: the honour to inclose you the copy of a General Order, issued upon the occasion, toge ther with the returns of killed and wounded, and raillnance captured. I have the honour to solicit your particular at ntion to the valuable services of Mr. Crawford, Resident. It is impossible I can convey to you, how deeply r am itnrressed with a sense of his talents 'Hod exertions. Vrom the period of my' arrival, until the conquest of the Krattao, he was uniformly attire and assiduous, 311(1 his personal eapostyre, io the assault of the works, merit equally ILLY thanks and commeodatlon. Mr. Robinson, of the civil service, and Mr. flardie, were also volunteers upon ?lie occasion. raiiiitit speak too highly of their eagerness and zeal., Mr. Dens, , sistant to the Resident; was esstutially useful in conducting Lietocnant,COlonel Dewat's*patty to the south gate. have the hoooor to be, &t. (Signed) It. It. GILI4ItSPIII, Colonel. JP. (quil of Killed and.Woundetl. Wounded, 76.--erotal, 99, Almitnity-ggice, 13, 1813. Adinkal Lord Keith has tranmitted to John M' ikon Crolier.l.;',Ai. a letter from Captiiin Chris tiau, of his Alajesty's ship his, stating, that on the 2d tnstant the Iris and Reindeer sloop cap tured the American schooner letter of marque c l .o l ier, of 300 tutxi, , currying six 12-pounder r t r i , and -10 men, one of whom was killed, and bgveral ended, during the chase; Admiralty Vice, Feb. 13, 1813. Admiral Sir iticliard Biekertort, in a letter, of the Nal invant to John Wilson evoker, Esti, re ports the capture, by his Majoty's Sinop Dement, on the 7th, off the Lizard, of the Edouard French privateer, pierced for 111 guns, eight mounted, and 49 !nen on board; out of St. Muloes the pre ceding evcuing, and had not made ally ettptuee. Admirally-gffire, Feb. 13, 1813. Vice-Admiral 'lhornhornugh 1141 transmitted to John Wilt.on (.3rolcer, Esti. a letter from Captain of his Alajesty's *hip Sy Mlle, giving an account Of his having, on the sth list, captured the ilrestois, Prenc'h privateer schooner, carrying four guns, and ten carronados (all 9-potintlexh),, and 124 men. Whlich Ft &. in, IRin. }fig Royal niglirtoi thy priuce)te ! ..:,2pt been p!eused, in I !le mime 1, 411(t.ort,11)0 tle:v4l( of his to nominate mut iop . Lwi n t At v y, w i ti t c r m a c,,!ffitoeilic, :'k,ivoGot, to he hiA So.otiontl. fttiin., Fib. 13, . 1114 11..Firpent of Dropout Gurardei Cornet 11.Crooliahantte Ma Laeuevnant r , vice Fro:4 deceased. Willjajilltatum.,from the 2sth Foot, h) !purl hash, vice Xing, promoted. Tool:seta Iteridge, Grut. rice Croolobettlo. 7-t It nviiiineslt of 14ight Dragoons,,Edward Jones Petere, Gent, to he Carnet, by purchase, se O'Grady, promoted. Atli Ditto, Hugh Cochrane, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vie.. Reed, who retires. 3PN Ditto, Donald WDuflie,Gent.to.be Cornet, by purchase, viee,Fienett, promoted. I.lt Ditto, t(Jriat Adjutant Clorles Pellichneldy to have the null; of Lieutenant. To he I.lentenatib, without purchaserp.Cornet James Wet. mood. Cornet William Hickman. Cornft Arthur Ma. eartuey. To be Cornet, 4without purebase--Itenry Sharpio, Gent. vice Richmond. At the Conrt at Carlton House, the .10th of lie ben:97, 1813. Present, • flop! 11iihness the Pupcc Regent in Cottneil. Iriff4 flighnes4l the Printe Regent •14 COOthal wale ito4 on thu bolt4lr of Mitjesty, fol".the year 101:4, ledfordshire--Iti4hord Parll.4 of Ltitoti, EN. 73erledltre—Willinto Val-men' gf Viradley•, Eq. Pudijogionwhirtfr-Thozoas Sheppard Cotatn,, of Thornton- ;tali, Esc ,n , Y , totingLit ti -- 5 al3dryilCherv o of nip. Pit ()t 1c SWEDISH STATE PAPER. ellcatire, r l:i-3:i5.4rer., , .;;•17,611-141. ,E 9 '+ Cumberland- r IVartel Crat0111.: , .., flivr. q. Devoushire•—Richarti 1 - T4p_illey-Ta‘kitti, oir - Wintorhorne: gi•:4tolif Eviex—Riehard- John Bratqxs•oif Cheat ItforC E•2q.. Gloncesterill(t - il--Ch;ales . Vsle,: of Wick-hitt, 1;:ig, • Hungerfavt Ilus4ins, of 144 re X Pod, Matt. fiertfordshirt.—John ijoru Tie,w4ink, of Al.denhain,,E,si. • Krcit- , folint. , .ter,.of-Beelcetilim, Esq. • Leicestershire--•lobert ITouwP, of C;reot SIMI)., Esq. Lineolnshirn i -Cieorgo !lenoir,c, n1'114,19)1 . 1, EN. Monmon:lis.ore—Souni.ll. l . , rp Novfolk—Thi,masTretich i Berney, of 'Brarnit AA, Eq. Northatuptotoltire—Grur e n. Rush, of Fart hi vi me, Emj. Cit.,., of Fkilgelyy, • IC4ttingtountiiro—john Ne , ..(1, ni Stit.:•cw,o.ii-ii4t, EFg. OxfordshireZ-William Wilson, of .Isie`.ll,,e'sq. RutlanclAiirestaihir,l O'Brien, of (.;14iiton, Shropshire,-William Church Norti:,), 34..1twi-!;co . :;e,: Esq. Sornermashit..;--Pt..rogritieVAroet• ..chided, of Fairlirld, Esq., Statiordsliir-Watter of nevi, County of Soutlitimptaii—joliu .if }'asks., Eq.' • Stiffplk—liarrySpencer 11'4iLtiiigioo, of C'ave3hau3,l2lN. Surrey--I.lenryliriiige , , of F.1.%•01, E , 4i. • • • Sussex—Etiwawd !;aptier, of .1 ft. , ' WarwiekAiire—Eirelyn John S'oirk.y, of Eatinoen, Fowle, of Chute, 1.. q. Woreestersliir,• , —..;dintind Luelquere Charlton, of Ilaniney, Eq. Yorkshire--,Bobort Cfpwr, of Esq. srurifi WilJ , E:' , . • , Carinorthtm—Tbnmas Phi114)2., of AberglatAay, . Pembrokc—Cwynne (;ill tr:o)mhan, of 3 . 4 *d. 111 4 0,1,1 , Cardigan--Itmlerick Itichhf.44, of PAntgiaci,..Lot. Glamorgan—William ,loneb, of Corn u, ba Brecoo......Evim Thomas, of Llwyn Nimlock, • Itadll6r-I.4nic) lead, • of Curnoll, Esq. NOltTli WALLS. ktorioneth—Thonrts FA - . , .ard.., of 1 4 1::r.(;;t1r, Lsq. Clrilatvon--11)i.11 , , o• \ ti..ollys, Esq. 10-4 1 hemws 4.llVicxhion, 1.4 q. Llativy frpi•Jr of-I ) :ustcg, Esq. I r iC Y tie I'ErISEDF.D. I'. Newcatubc, liowbridge, Stroud, clothier. , DANFIWPTS. Ames Cock: line, 'rottenii,.am-court, Newyro4 , l, plastec-rminq fficthrer, to totrrender l'euroary •r), .27, and .tt. eleven, t,t GttildLttil, London. Attorney, MC. eq:dr4,,on, New• Lon. .• _ . johtt Sykes, N.atingliam, nwscor„ rebril4ry 22, 23, und'Mnrcli '27, ;it elevra,4t tide flormt Met4rs.lsq :tzd Miles, fate of !dewy*, Soso:x . , settlsown; March 1,2, 4nil 27, :it thu Styr If LeA4s.' ,Nlr, Gei:rge. Ciwyaoe, Sasstx, or. Mr. Geurge i'4lrl3et, DOY.lglitY strrtr, London. ' .Tuba Lvtgl: . Frt)st and 161m*Witlihmliartlo.13ristol, woollen = tlilpers, s ichrtlary , 15, 27, 4:44 M.4rdi .7, at t 1.14: Lur don linr 'rulbct *.l'avern, bull-street,. Briotiol. • Sir Wl)itcoroh Serje4ooi-Ina,, neer. . . sti-eet, L,..art..ctl, 4 :;Ir. Corii-ptreer, Ilriliul Thomas Wills, l'Orismouth, grocer, .I:irch 1:4, ut ten, 17, at eleven, un:i n, rtt one, :4 the Viiuutain lan, Porimm.tah. Attorni'es, Mr. D. w. tPKadtll, tioSiairt, or Mr. Thoutus Es , ..x-street, Strand, London. John Smith, Mardi :3, 4, utid 27 ; at eleven, at the New Court.lioust . , Attninies, Meters. Sykes and Knowle..i, New inn, Lecithin, or Messrs. Learnt, acid Sou, Wakefield. GreAt YdrosoUth, Norfolli, wine and porter, nier , hunt, larcli 1,2, and 27, at eleven, at the tiladi Lion, Great Yarmouth. Attoroies, Messrs. Swain, .Stevens, .M a pies, and Pram', Old Jewry, London, or Mr.'ilanies Sayeri, Great 'Yarmouth. • Jeroinian Whitehouse, Oxford, cool-clualer, February 21, 25, and' Mardi 27, at twelve, at the Swstt ton, liircainjhu4s. Atturnies, Mr. Egerton, Gray's-lnti•sgntrt, Lonatio, or. Messrs. Spurrier and Ingleby, 114114o:03as. -Richard Russell 'Patton, Newington, Sin rey, anti. Haymarket,. grocer, February 10, 27, awl March 27, .at twelve, at London. Attorney, itOvvi 01d South-tiea• House ' Broad-street, I,oodors, • Ntillt:•iy, jun. and William Thorpe, Jon. Dath, linen- March and 'l7 elvvvis at the White Lion, I3road• , tivet, Brio 01. Alturuiet, I.ewttnt Clark,,, Bristol, Mr. Sheppard, Batli, or Messes. jetikins, James, and Abbott, New 11111; London.. CionNe clotodey, late of carlisle, Cumberland, cotamon-car• rier, March t, cit live, 9, at ten, and at tire, at the Com- Menial Inn, Krodal, Westmoreland. Al tornieT, Mr, liriN row, rientlal, or Mesa::. 13onstritlgo unit inge, Holborn, London. (icurgc Astor, jun. Coenkill, !lunch:lnt, Felimey 16,11 arch 2, trod .27, ut ten, at (-loil(111411, - l i cio‘lon. Attorney, jr.N Georgcliickeryn, - Syntoud's-Inti, Chancery-lane. - John :%locplierson anti Rees, Ilttlhorn, and r nen-dr'pets, Fehrtrrry lit, .2;3,. and !Starch ;27, at eleven; at. Lolitivll. Attorney; Mr. it. Fen 'court, Vettelturch•stfeet. Henrs Sttuth, Totloll-btrect, linen-tfroper, Febrn:►rr g 7, Itt twelve', itittl•tarch 27, at our, at CiLinan eM, I.tmethit. Attornirs, 41es4s.*Sweet . t;ntiStmh;ti, George Prenelt and lieorgetiarriF.ou Lades., tireat Kastet w v. kulters, Fchruaryr, eleven, 1:),„ and March 27, at trq t at t>uiLdhttll, Lowlon. 4ttoritv;'i Mr• NCliutt, Palsiravv. • place, 'feritple434r. James Nichotoots, North Shields. North antherla coal.tner chant Fehroary 26, 270501 March at, eleven,. at Citt3d . hall, London. AtrorneT, Mr. Thro4mortun-street. Gi'cat 11Vreford3hire, grocer, Fe binary 15 , t 2 , awl at eleven, at thijidlrkil, Loll. don. Attornies, Mt% Cioutcery-ituta, Lottclop, and Niessr: , . Cireen root Non, NY.At 4, I leas. Chet...v:o4.lollN, C.iinti. - .11.- . ,treet, merchant , E t 'lruary 16, a t. and Match 27, at tett, at (ittildhall, 12ondon. Attorney, Mr, Searle, Clnld'pt-place, Temple-It4 . William Hollinpheati and . Kti warn Thomas ti,,liinssi l e 4 d, ,I)rt,ly, rail- oterChatitt; Velnantry s, 2,7, Itrid .March 2 7 , at eleven, at the Kingim-1 tea'', inn, Derhy. .\t! Arnie.;, Nirsar&.. • Brundrrtt, tVaterwrignt 441 Si)ittl,s, Li);;41.41, Or Mr. curvm, I)erhy. James Skipton, 'lot-14111re, viL!t f',Oirnary a t f o ur, 1;, uttl Ilarc t 27, Mt t Shill inn, skip.. ton.. Attiaiii,s, D•rwiitan, I.lnlborn, 'or .I.\ T VS. Alc.A:lt and • Vrer,tott, SOpt(,l). Nelda:Liu Love, T.ltaeltegis, dealgr, February at. obi!, 24, and March 2•:', at tie ;:t. the ' ' ver:l, ormes, also e. cl o n cer y. London, or ! Nlr. Zachary'lltrintr, Padi-street, Foieter. Jiro ph I..man ad, OrMoince-rowi Port,ea, ;cc, .2, 27, ,at wt.!, at t kuildlial.l, Lon don, Att.: iWy, Mr. F., Igaaci, ittiiy-3;.,k.1 . , St. Mury-ikx.e. Jtlhn lo(1',.0.1) (4r...env/ay; eoavh . alei.strr, Feoruary 21)i at ont., 4:41 Mu it L;, 'at, ' at, tv..eire, at Attoriliq, , urner and Pike, litoornahary..quare. Benjamin Geptse, Little Lastk•heap,..tefP:fe aink'l3l3.l3ook and Friiruary a, at one, 47, -- 'a;4l March 27, at twelve, ut C3uSldirull, Lantimi. 'furuer awl Pike, Bloonislniryievare, or , Mr. Itichard yde Guardner, Itedditch, Wolcestcrshire. • Peter Graham, W i nter, Dorseinhi re, parer-mal.vr, :March I, PI, and '47, at eleveo, lit the New lan, Wiin borne-Nlinster. Attornies, bar, Eitily, Fe , ,sex-court, Tem. , liondoit, or Mr. Henry Itowdets, Wimhortie-Ntin,te.. Richard Sheppard, 11oIrcell-streel 3horediteli, 'collar and Intriteas-ntakeri Veliruary V.i; 17, and Nlarch 27, at tea, at London. Attorney, Mr. thASIC, Tyson-idm!e,, Kingaliind-road. Dichurd ltuxscll, Nett-raid, tiloatin-ittrvt, Chel7Teu, t e r, February 2141E7, and Match 27,'at ten; at' tiothinall, Attorney, Mr. Vint t e, Billiter-AitarQ ; Feu church-street. [Divihnds, &c. ta,m,arrow.i Lnst 'week wa4 summoned 'before the sitting magiitrates of Cainsbro, Mr. AVilliant Wells, of Brampton (7- miles from that town), ehatled with ‘v4,,ntonly 'assaulting a , boy, of the said The case being heard, it was ordered that he slionidliay the lad for loss .of time and all other' expences. Pruvious to the examination, under standing the prosecutor intended biting a horse and cart, to take witnesses, oi3 economical fai.mer Anticipating the award requested he might convey them ta, 14. o n curt ; Mach offer %N - as accepted, and which' Mud office to Ws prosecutor he B,C. 7 uAlly performed'. (Report,'&c; cuntinard ft OM Saturday's Pallet.) " our 'Majesty, whose firm resolution it we.s fait`.4olly to fulfil .t. Ile 'engagements_ you had eon traeted, ‘vatelted over the scrupulous ohsemtion of the orders issued against the commerce of land: 'Vet the French Journals pet;odically in sulted the Swedish Government, and , displayed with emphasis the innuensit-y of the Swedish com merce. The considerable diminittion of the pro ( nee of the ellitolllS iti ltil f , attests the exaggera tion and falsehood of these imputations. ' If the English tioVernment -viewed with a tranquil eye . the situation of Sweeten, and did not consider her elect:m . 4m of war as a sufficient mo tive for directing liosZilities agaiust a eiliah com merce,—if this tolerant sVstent facilitated to A certain degree 4 'volt for the immense stores of our native iron, and Fl) far obviated thepernicions of of the war,—your Majesty. still ought not to. have expected that the French dovernment would have built its aceusitions against Sweden oP the forbearance of England : your .Majesty was, on the contrary, rather entitled to hope, that the French 'Emperor would see with satisfaction this kingdom treated with forbearance, by a Power which bad so many means of annoying Sweden. " In the mean time the depredations of the French privateers on Swedish vessels were daily augmenting ; your Ma jeSty's Armis4er at Paris re presmted stiitable t cm's the ininicwie which thence resulted to tile itatinn : but far front obtaining the rcs;oratiOn'of the captured vessels, and the repressou of such abuses for the future, 1 1 41 C ize court:, almost always decided in favour of the captors. It is 'trete, the equity of the case appeAred in some .instAeces so s manicest to these trilnals, that their decisions were faVollrable to the !'i,'.:cite:; but the•Preneh GF)vernment,' which reser; ed to itialf the right of enforcing these de-' confirmed one cif them' in favour Of Swedeh. The privateers being thus secure of im punity, had nit field for exercising their pi racies. Not satis!':ed with condemning as good prize, Swedish ve,;sels under the pretence that they were provided with I littlish licenses,---with capturing in the Sound, small coasting vessels, laden with provisions, tincl the produce , ofoue rut- 'tire teauttfacture.';,- , —Witil lejziog liucif as were in Gerneko ports, waitio i r, for e:trgoes,—the Snre *dish Seamen. were even treated .as prisoners of war : they were pUt in irOns, nod sent ofrto Ant werp and Toulon, there to ~ ! eive in the French. fleets. Ms:agreeable and. almost daily disputes grid taken place in the course. c,t the summer 1811, between the Hegency, of Pomerania r.ad the Viec- Consul of France. To preserve tintt province from ilte.arrival of French troops, a considerable military force was there levied, on theeNpress de- . mttnd ut Napoleon, and to the great dCtronent of the conntry ; and the most scrupulous vigilance was there oh-:erred with reL;ord to the it icit cont-- nit:4Tc in colonial produce, In spite of such sob missions, it was totally impo.3sible to satisfy the daily increasing preten :ions of the French Vice- Consul. A quarrel ‘vitich took place bet Wven the crew of a French privateer and !,intle emits., which, it was clearly proved, the French men bad commenced "by outraging and attacking the Porturani a n soldiers, %vas . -nevegtheles:7, re* Pilled at Paris as an infraction- of peace ; and .it was exacted by way" of reparation that your Ma jesty' S' Soldiers should be-punished with death. " the month of Alytier presented an n ffichll nom, the contents and outrageous style of which called forth A reply, which reminded hit'', of the respect he o w e d to the nation, and those decencies which should be recipme3l bet v.,ett so vereigns. Alquier had the presumption to declare that he could no longer commtmietie with me, and demanded that'enother individual shoal, be appointed to correspond with bitn, ' • , Front that moment all Official comtunnicaLon . with ttltittier ceased ; nevertheless the lan guage of-the Doke of 11assrinti appeared ly to promise some change i . the policy of France towards Sweden. It. gore his 'Mai es tpin t ti&faction , R to believe th a t h e MV one proof Of tlii, itf the te cal Of titilt reed which had been for mally demanded s but" scarcely had thq• ',',"lscm of the year removed the English fleet front the Bal tic, when the French privateers - renewed. their acts of violence with nwre activity than ever, Your. iii4ljesty then felt hiniscif under the neeessi." ty of ordering your marine to Seize Abase pirates who had annoyetl our counner ce from:port to port, and had.tuade Swedish prizes, Ikbplyvtench .privateers, which insulte4l our coasts,ivere chased; one, called. the Merciow, was tAen,. ' " YOur Majesty, afilictediat thus. seeing your subjects maltreated, sold their comnierce assailed in the bOsom of the tua,stsoletut) peace, ordered a CCM. tier to proceed to P a ris with trdetaii.d accoinlt of, [di the )(mut:, Which the SwetUA zonnlzerce - %offered ; and the detti3o:l x‘ - as reAewett of it gliA raotee, for tbe future, again it the rap leiey of pri vateeri The Mercury, and her crew, Were •tdi.tcetl at the.tlispo4al of the French 1 , -re „. at SW(04401111 Your Mqjcsty'si Charge d'„kfitires executell.the ortiey.; he had received.. t►i try ot France gave hopes that the repro..,ekml - ot. Swedeu wouhl he iihtened to. ;oni - t113 . t the injuries of Which she comphined he am Med with inliw.l Ia! justice, Whik Vwle jesty *al eheridoug the consoling hope ! it ,weing 411 groo n ai of dilfereucc between tl:e two courts at. last tiisappear, by a faithful awl giolerous ex planation from the French Governinvor , your Ma jesty learned that at the very conitneneemect of .the. Prince of Lekmuld, eonunandiug the French troops in the North of Cierinitny, had announced that he would cause' his troops to enter Pomerania, and the isle of RQrtn, as soon as the ice .would pet mit him. Toe intructions which the Swedish command ant had received, satisfied your Majesty 'that yolir troops would defend your German posses- . *ions against. every foreign aggression. But, nn fortunately, cunning prevailed over duty : the courage of the Swedish troops 81%1S paralyzed, by t h e ~s . e ak t ies of their Chief, and 1 - 'omerania was The qvents which took place in theft provinea have been made public, hi order that it TtiomAs wool r, of No.; Its, StrAn t l;:and ty WILLIAM, A"" 617 . 11 Aolob aloltnn-ctr-vt, strar, , ,A„ titer(' 44(irtrtis'elnent•', Or(irrt ter . tin Parervi.ettm tor the P;clitOr, &re (post valfi), ti • ',etlie:, I might he inip:::; , .)le for any one to tr''' - :" . ;3 4.f.j time nature of th:it eitraordinary 111 0 " u1 . 1 ' . I -- the friendly demeanour wl.ich ii-aice ii6',6tyoA inilacuce ti.e opiiii,9n Which must neeef.,sar, 0, beeii excited by 60 nroni ! rtte An' e...:te.riirA'• a, - " The entXtice o'l tl.. Z , i.-..ach ~ roopi i' t „,i, met null was inirk.ecii.l - ei . :Illo.weti by die 11 1 '. ' your ]%.1:je..! v's ::.:::c;i41 , .:.: . i..:s in that pc 'II _iev were con,:;,-,' , :teti to theprikars of I: where they were tiaeltened with death: . in vain attempted ay seiluaive Prutnis"' to them to break theirme,:hs. The last res. the province were eicbau,ted by•enurino,-1, butious'; the ves:;els of sour 'Majesty tvco' Pelted, , by eannon-sh.it, to 'remain in the ?omerania, asv! were there equipp ed i ti offices weie occupied by French agents i 'pally two `wedish regiments were disr sent into France as prisoners of g . 10 .• " Whjle these hostile.; proceedings in Pomerania . , the Swedish mails were Ilamburgh, and secret inquisitions we r C - Order to discover the stints which th,._ jt , ctS possessed there. Your l‘fajesty. d'Afliiiresat'Paris, deprived of all corour with Sweden, soon learned, by public certainty of the entrance of the Ft-00r Pomerania. lie; in consequence, I note to the Duke of Bassett°, to °lda , tioni with regard to that ocetipation., kisktd Whether lie III:ide this*representa t; so:ltlce of orders front Ilk Court, and Oared, that in. a matter of much jail had thought it his duty to anticipate .t of. the Ring his master, the Duke of served'to him, that it was necessary to, them, before he could give any explanti t; ' princial ithjeCt. , • ~ • Ad . t '.' In this state of alialt l s it became toe '- your .Majesty to ascertain the _disposili" Powers whose influence ‘vas' MOSt i ntert ile Sweden, and by new a lliances, -to Pr°vl* future seem ity: " The :,ilenee of the French Cabinct ii". add every thing . announced an app l.°3° 4 turc between that Power and 'Russia. son approached when the British fleets `visit the Jraltic, and 'there was rosca f ) that the. British Ministry, in reran 10,,.,11 lerance granted to Swedish conn uerce, wand a conduct otrour part nince deci d c l ;`,eV ', Your liLijesty, Iy, - ,r consetprenee,,Saw )'' I , : ,,, r w:'' at once expowil to the resentment 61 II , : 131 .! t .;i0/ apoleon; or to the hostilities of 01•"'',1,,,!,;.-' N and to the anzgrei•ions of the CinV,L 01 '.',, a tti Dvnlllark hii, i , aketidli aSSUnled a MCO CI tlldc, ,1 4e IP. icor, .. =ie vessel or the Szate •,v:1"..i:.:1). ll ° •,,,), 0 . certaih..detirtie's of. the I..t.t.re. ; t'.' "•:-'''-; ' iv— rtP . theniselyes and already. bruhen svet. ...! .'!''' t f , o f t t ec. of its exiitence. The glorlo.;5 !cra;.„o, 2 "Pce Boyar re-31...h1;,.tet1 the.n,,,tio::-,lc:ts, je.';` mid the ~tl% ("des recc,lleevii th..;t tit'ior !..''.fici t:etuleil their liberty 0 ;1 1 1 1 011. (0.111:;1,. ~.. tv' e : l r•:. 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