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STATE PAVER. ANSWER TO MR. MORTER'S DtCLARATION. The undersigned &cretary.of State to his Ma , - jesty i‘as had the honour' to receive the letter sent under-toyer. to 'hint, and although yon are not willing to accept 'any official answer 4i.mn a 140 , vernmenit whose aolbority and legality you do *not acknowledge, you will permit ire, in reply to tire 'said `eeter, to coininunicate what I know his :Majesty m?. most•gTacions Sovereign wishes you, as the Envoy Of. his Royalllighness the Prince Recent, partictilirly to notice, in judging of„ the - • - conduct. of the Notwegjan people and his Ma jesty 'towards Grett Britain. The Norivegitin na'tion has - always' 'regarded Litgland 'as its - best' friend and natural ally. lu the treaty between Siveden and England, respect ing the annexation of No'rway, the English Go vernment' exhibited a t•egat)l for tire liberty and happiness of the Norwegians ) 'Vellich was 'sincere ly e , tiritated, and served (wearer - in:rage - a hope, that England would 'never lose _sight of what 't k itis li berty and happiness consisted 'of ) ecpeeialty'as the Ministers had expressly detraied ; titat - they had trot guaimuteed Norway to Swedun ; that is to say, they had not, ,gataranteect the loss of' that country's •freetiont_and happiness. It was eOlise toiently to be hoped, the Nora eoan -people did hope, that Great Britain would have proVed - A friend and proteCto.f, Who; in seeming to the Nor wegians the possession of this benefit, would first exiamine -into: What it cOrisisted of ; and it it could be aceompilshed by their being subjected to . a state, whosegoveiiiinerit has ill-ti.eated the l's - orwegians, by,/even in a.time of peace, -- establishing a-Most, oppressive and adisgraceful system of starving a whole. - nation, and which has Served to increase that natnitl hatred whicli, ...as is • well, ;;corn, existS Ween both' iieig * hbours— After ' such treatrheat , it is scarcely necessary to produce any other evideneC! to contradict the assertion, cif the of Siv'eden, that the. Not Aregialls Avished - nothing more. than to be united witlt Sweden under lids benevolent guidanCe. Both yciti attil your' Government' will feel it ,ineumbent . to exainine into these truths . ; for the purpose of • laying the fouiriation for iv - strong mediatirtit be t‘Seen Nor'lvay• and Sweden the most bonoura- . office a great State crin ,tindertake, when it is intinenced . .by prineiplesfOunded upon the riglitA of nations . ; and a generons policy. The proceedings of the Diet, and the universal , sentiment of the people, will prOve to you'that a suljeCtion' to Sweden,, such as is efinfemplated iri tlie Trv'aty .ot -was ineompatible with the happiness a rid liberty Of the ';':;orwegians ; and eery _ Englishman, every one thAt leek warmly in favoiir of freedom And national e4-6"rth, will tiocbe surprised that a nation, never acknovdedged itself to be a 'province of Denmark, but rate and'freely united IciiiiAdoin, should refuse to allow itself:to he gii , :eti"awity as moveable property or any other transferlibte tiling t 'the 'Spanish ‘NaL.' Lion wonht riot subibit 'to thiS degrailation_and _was Supported by England in her gloriobs'opposi tion io the efforts of tyranny. 1 he' national feeling, _though noble, Would, withoht a director, have produced anarchy and contusion,' -is lio rt would Norwegia have suimit ted without resistance to the entrance of - the Swe dish troops into the crnintry. It seas till; Consi • di - ration that iinlue'ed the thedStailthi idol', Prince Chri,; ran of Denmark, to tFmke upon hint the mart- ageinent of the State, and as Regent towateli over the internal tranquility and 'external safety of the' kingdom. W. acknowledged' that the rights Of the people Were given baci: to them by the King -of-Denmark ;- haying discharged them from tlicm oath of allegi'anc'e, and assembled' 'A 'Diet, that the "representatives of the rook: Might thenr sel vet' ad'opt mifionAconslittlOni." theSe rept esentativeS appreciated his Ifiglines's's kindness towards the people, ra - ay bit,judgettof hythe addresS that tits' presented to him an the lltli of April, and, imfact, no Niirwegian could possibly mistake bisgriat ,saerifices , :for tie state.' It will , be easy fcir you to convince yoursell;(if the liberty . that reig!';ed. jn the deliberations of the Diet ; dent marks of it appears in the adopted CcMSti tution,, which is - .not,dictated by -an ambitious • Prince, hut formed by men truly desirous of pro 'noting' the welfiiie ,of their country. The, ma joiity of these Men .(as is proved by she actsof the Diet) saw the necessity,' for the completion of the Constitution, that the • electirld of, a ' King shoubl itnniediatelytAke 3 inch situated as the Ilegent teas, - at the head Of a. determined pecy pie; , fillie-resolvtld to risk all in the 'defence of their independene...: an I Constitution,, he had no , 'other choice than immediately to accept the crown, presented to him by the love and confi dence of:the pevale. • The King - has sworn to•govern the kingdom of Noryay.agreeably to the Constitution ;"-and the Diet, at the same time, presented him with an Address, ,all- of which is communicated to you, and wherein'Ahe nation utters the wish that peace might he maintained and tnntnally beneficial con. 'nectious he formed - with Sweden ; and expresses'.. its confidence. that the powerful State's who lively - With so much exertion and success have fought for the restorathin of peace and tranquillity *ro:Ett-' rope, would not consent- to the Subjugation,4a people ‘vho:have given offence to not - re; lind 'Who only demand what the rights of nations oug,ht,,to secure fo thern-liPertv:and peace ;--at the.same time adding itsdet - ermination, in case theSe hopes should be disuN'tcoititetu, to prefer the sacrifice' of their dearest interests 4 end even death , itself,, to. slavery. .); Hi s - ,;,w es ty, at the recinest. - 61 the Diet, has traniknittetkiiis declaration tO , the (different an d _ o f tiourie +0 Ghat Id -(ife;it-BriT ; and he cannotiMtiht but it will be taken into hich - -represetits, a' peo cliil'able of .estimating . the• value of. liberty ; And whir; if , placed.,..in the Same situation, would asstir.L4l.l .prepared to nfake the 'same sa- - crificL,i ; a1 - 1 .14 ' lls a T ” : 1-,:nadei.1, that his lioyat \ Eli.2;hriess he Triiioe lie: 4 ent Greilt Britain, tslia so - iveirkrimvs what is diie from a Constilutiotialltegent to his people, . . . Thermometer. 1 I Weather. .I. • . .. ...; - • ':;.. - '7:, - 2. 4 ..4 • i . 4 , '4 -: ' . :, ' .. 4-: l' I.'. 1 . - • • '''' .... :4- i ii- I 7 :: IS.'': 1 . *:'.72, - 1 re. , - b - 0 - ( -f!,* ;::, .?_.4.1 i 0-1 17-•,'- , al • - ~...• . . • Z., Aug. 7 . ''. ° I.inelies. . ,13 51 0 i 0 71. 51 ' 30.9.0 f Fair Fair, 14 59, 5S ,70 I ,7 , 0 [ .02 '. Do. Cloudy 15 - 58' CO S 7 Sri .01 . - Da. ]Lin .16 61 59 67 50 I 29.90 . ;13 1 .Rain Fair., 17 - SS .57 07 50 1 30.01 .21 I Fair Cloudy 18 60 62. 70 58 .lO , Bain - 1)o. 19 , .62 58 1 C l 45 .10 ' .04 Fair Cloutly 4 . 1 I ' —4--- 38 . . th - a liti :tle Raiu. CORONER'S I NQUEST. Yesterday an inquest held at the Work house in Jiroad - -street, .St. ,before Geo. liOn . Gs6N,' Esq. COroner for Middlesex„ on the bodies of the unfortunate victims ‘Nlin perished in the tire in King-street, Seven bials. After the Jury took a view, of the remains of two of the bodies, which were in shells, they proceeded to hear the evidence of the witnesses. • The only 'Witness who . Was" called, and which was deemed sufficient, was, William Nash, , who deposed that be wie a fishmonger, residing at No. 35, 'Fitch field-"street. "He was acnuainted with Benianthi Stephenson, amt . :Nit:lT his wife, .about eight years, wliiise bnilie's' he supposed' were the two which were dug .out of the ruins ; the deceased, 13'. Ste-: phenson, was by trade a tailor; witness was mar rietl to his daUghter ;' he was 45 . years .of age,. and the Wife - 55 ; theyoccupied the second floor in the - house . of John Watltins, haberdasher, 4, Kiag-street, St. Giles's. On Sundays.morning, between I and 2 O'clock, some woman called ness, who was then in bed, telling him that the house where his fatlibie and mother-in-law lodged was on fire ; witness proceeded to the spot, and fOund the "house to be in flames ; on making in quiry for his father and mother-in-1:1w, he was informed they got out safe, and he did not know any thing to the contrary until 12 o'clock on Monday, Wheti he was informed that they and J . V.4. N . Vitkins' servant lUary \nn, Cathertne,, .glrl 15 years of age, Perished, and that their bodies were then in the ruins :\ the two bodies discOA . ued, be b a d 'every re aeon t o believe, were those of Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson. The Coroner and Jury appeafed satisfied, and returned a :ver— dict of Aceidental Peath. There was another inquest held before the sane Cartiriee.aticl Jury, on the bony of . c a „ lerim, a cabinet-maker, who lodged at No. fi, in the same street Where the fire itappened, who, after opening the door Of the house lie lodged in, to go up stairs to his own apartment, stopped to spe"kkiil the'Shockink aecident at the fire, which was next door but one, when he droprd down and expired.---Verdict, Dit'd G 1 ,the Vi.yitation of God. • LAW . tomyr OF tHANQERY; AvG 7 93. tHE LATE DUKE OF QUEENkitZ4t*:' - ' TiIoUAS v. MONToQMEItY. This wat• a renewal °fa fortner•rnOtion 411adet7 Sir, ARTHUR rIGOTT OUC year: ago, prayihg J ut, orkur for appropriating to the uses' of tl,e praintliF, and other specific legatees and ailUtlitau - 6uncle the Will of .the late Dnke, , certain proportiowtte., parts_ of the personal estate, which, exceeded one million steriiog; to‘ - vairdl satisfac= tion of their claims, and that :web may be made to the names of the appiicaillis-theiw selves, instead of remaining, as, at present• paid, into Court, in the name of the residuary legattes. The object of thiS appropriation Wile' to"entitle the plaintiffs to compound int , ,.rest -on their. shares, by accumulation, to which they.werc'en, i , entitled, whereas, as the fund was now nattd and situated, all the benefitiof !titian would belong - contrary to justice mid th`e• inteotions of thtiltestator. 'file LORD CHANCELLOR observe(l,,that plicatioh . tv'as , huneces4ary, hiS Lord ship nail a twelvemonth oi'der to . the satire effect, compoudiag.all:parties interested.to comeia before the Master to. whom the.eause stood 'refereed, •ansil establish' their elaiws, aod in defaillt of tfu it shdhing to forfeit 'till b,•tietit bv ur maer the Deeree:prommoced•there bi.-foee -in this c au s e . ft 'Vas the :`,laster's duty his re oort shOrtly',- which v...-inuld answ - ei• cLiccti: 6f this inotioh.-- - -Th iitotiOO ‘Vas.refilsed. THE PANTIPZON. EX PARTE . Sl 4 oNEl3ffi7S'E . IN MATT or CUNDY, A DAN K:R r , Mr. Haiti mover{. for. an °Eder to have ".\.r. Cuady and -a: sheriff's Bail fi : eonunitted to the Ei - eet - PtisOn for contempt, in _forcibly piittiniz: d'at of possession of the Pantheon - . the Alessirger' of this ,Court,, owlet' the Couimissionan , and for nr der tipop Ir. Cundy, toe provrietOr of the cots co l), which was purcbased_by snid Mt. Conch and:the bankrupt conjointly, from Col - . C`rec tile:' The motion ;vas oiwoseii by ;qr. I-JussLE,ToN, on•heir t alf of Mr. Cundy, contended to have - heen entitled to retain the poAseFion, after the almost - rebuilding of all tke interior' of the Pailtheon, and repairing the outside, -while the bankrupt had, as Manager, done nothing for the bedefit of the concern, and had even negi:!cted•to pay to thC perfornierS a sum 01'151. so received by hint for that pupote, and for which suits w,ere instituted; and recoveries of such payments had against Mr. Ctindy, &c. &d. • Mr. HART replied, that this was no defenee . .to his application, and pray td all costs of the .pro. • eeedings against Mr. Candy. The LORD CHANCELLOR stated,', that he would' not put Mr..Cundy on this motion - in place of - the , assignee, annpugh_the costs must be paid by, hint, bat not to be deinntled till after the next day of petitinns of !Michaelmas" teens, in order to give tne parties titnp to accommodateull their disputes. The 'notion was in part granted. . , POLICE INTELLIGENCE, RESMIRECtION MAN. was yesterday brought up - , on suspicion of• haring stolen are dead body of an aged • k'emale iront sonic church yard, as yet undiscovered. The prisoner.,w-as sopped last inornii;g, At three O'cl(ick, in Fleet 7 4treet, with a basket on his shoulder, by a wiitclt man, who demanded' to 'know t-he nature ,of loam? Not to give 'a i siitislactory uu saver to this -question, he as conveyed to the watch-house, and, on tit-arching his casket, the body in question was found, to the horror imni amazement of tbe assembled Sages of the ni4ht. The prisoner in his defence said; that be had been employed by:did:Sin:semi of wie Hospital to con" vey . the body to the Surgeon of another, the case of the deceased being of a singular description.— The "lirisoncr was remanded, and dikeeted to have some person in attc Ildahre• thiS'ilay to corroborate the tritib 'of his story. The body, in the interinz, realaiuS in-the.,bone-house of St. Bride's. ti at hot t4.llbit tlltt he could ever be tqable, his own authority, of sacrificing the rights at that people, who ) with a firm confidence in his inte grity, delivered to him the Crown. It is only tilt people tl,4toselves that; theomgh their representa , • tives, can undertake to alter the Constitution, or allow of, the union of NcirMly with any other kingdom,: - (Vide Constitution 14 (fad 110.) Every Ninwegian, and every Englishalan, as well asevery one who feels properly for human worth and ha4iness, must regret that at this pe. 7 riad, when the Powers of Europe hare conquered a Continental peace, and restored national liberty, that at „this very time the sinte Powers should unite in acting iteopposition to principles that hi therto have been their guide, by at the suggestion of Swedeu, a free and respectable people. liat as yet, the sword is only half drawn, and the voice of humanity ntteried by truth, which may still , ; = be beard by Great .Britain, and the other Powers, will; it is hoped, cause them to reflect_on the undeserved conihict they are about to adopt toWarticthe people of Norway. It_ must also be acknowledged,'that true policy, and even.the welfare of the j‘vedish Nation, urgeS the preference of a reasonable ,n'tangeinent between • Sweden and Norway, Whereby liberty and honour would not be' compromised', to the renewal of a shedding of blood in the North,; _tud,'irt the per= suasion t hat the Prince Regina of "England .s psis- sessed, of nit*, .just, and benevolent ,principles; his Majesty, with the fullest comidenec, applies to hint to grant his mediation between Norway and Sweden ,on a basis—whereby the AtappineSs liberty of the Norwegians would be the Norwegian people • ayd their King, &Brand' only tit?. principles of the :iglrts'of nations to be acknoidedged ; and require that the 'events that' have taper place in Norway should be properly known to be justly . judged. It is certainly rot' the attacked, but those that unjustly attack who r l, urg ea wiir. conclusion, permit me, by his-Majesty's ex press cons'uantl, to add, that if the expected me diation of 'England is not direetly'in opposition to the constitution of the kingdom, or the decla• ration of the Diet of, the 19th of. May, which for the present are his Majesty's undeviating guides, he will _Poole upon it as his duty to lay before au assem-' blage (Attie States the progress of such medi:otinn ; but as three or four months would be required for the assembling of the Diet, it would he necessary, to 'prevent in the mean time all blood-shed, and which in all- proleibility taust he ' useless, that Great Britain should 'use her influence with Swe den, to pi oeure for Norway, what site has indeed a right to expect from an impartial mediator- , --a per feet neutrality, free import and expOrt from and to England, which all Norwegians, accustomed to view the English as their greateSt friendS„ look upon as their.highest advantage. flow happy am I in having . this opportunity of applying to a man who -is a lover of truth, anti whom it is my ditty to address with thatsincerity, which is also ex pressed in the assurance of esteem . with which I rethain, Your most obedient servant, Christiana, June, 8, 1614.- ' V. IIOLTEN. To J. P. Muriel . , Esq. AILTEOROLOGICAL JOUPNAL. • • BY M. BANKS, - PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, STRAND. JUVENILE. ROBBERS:. .Ilow,STar.u.T.----YeAterday Madden, Webb, -and ithx . fiqd; the three boys who were detected in rObiling Mr. So'onion's slicip; in Pall-Mal; of two • rings., , of the value of 201. which were proved to have been sold ,to a woman who keeps &t chandler shop in the neighbourhood of Seven Dials for IGs.' underwent, a second examination. The psisoneri were committed for further examination. Miry Jones was charged with divers robberies. It appeared that the prisoner Offered a variety of articles for sale at a shop in Grub-street ; she was not able to give a sat:sfaCti7ry account hoW she . becaine possessed of them. Diekous, the: con-. stable, was sent tor, who discovered her to be an, Old offender, and traced out the property she had been offering for sale to have been' stolen from a hciuse‘ in Crown-street, St. Giles's. The prisoner Was committed for further examination. A charge has been exhibited against a Physi cian of considerable eminence, for feloniOn4y steal ing a valuable gold watch, from a .watchmaker's shop ih Newcastle -street, in the Strand ; who stated, that the Physician had been to visit a 'per son in his house, after that Caine into his shop,. and after some conversation he:lett his shop, the l'hysician remaining its. it. The valuable gold' watc h he was positive. was in the shop window previous. to the. Physician cOniing into the shop, and no person could have takes it without going on the inside of the counter,. and he:missed the watch immediately after the Pilysican was gone His suspicion - was strengthened against the illy sic* by. his calling at his silop,on the . foiio4-ing 'Morning with a frivolous excuse, merely to atk him to move the hand of lii watch; Stc. PARVRIDOE .SHOOTING.—The lateness of the Harvest will' not allow rnoln fur the shooter, even in-the 6outh, before, the 14th of SeptOnber ; and in'theNorthrn }karts, Or even at any distance from London, ate sporLsman will not Ire able to corn , nience his'Alperations.before the end of ,the.month. The broods of partridges -. are reported to be no- Werous, though not forivard In their appeatalwg., ritattl7rati,ol/136 ciAzhrrE, 11"1 I , ..!orootisOdps,tigned . hy tile l e Gro.l-I..ieut i•o Pi a );;.) . 1).t.)2 , :5 . .. 0 zn t) . .t . lkizirtivilit : A,,ijirt' l • -,,, (A' Wire , li li• 4 . It ' - , , . .t.,5 it ~ e.aleettit.- Of LOcAt 111i!itia-- .'rAb I.' • • t• ' i /11 ,;. ' . 4 . ). ribg - , 1..., oe , ..,alikain by -..-evei.. - , , i ,„Cant' lini 1 A , t -•- ' AV Itt g;theltt 7 , --A . ..Alotat 'l' ' ''' • li ' l° -- ~. ,enjanan Ito IMO . • l i t 6y Brevet. - . .. ri ..I.P et 11 a:wit NAbtre itegi*ent of Y Cavalry :•• I " 1 ,ii f N o * 4/ , „ 1 , 4 4 . , coolanry ..0 . , ~ '. 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Edward, Frith, „iv, Kent. ) ''' ' Le 041 ' ;liiii►o tt Nier4toti. Magna, Somerset, W.- ' , - 10. Czi taiiiiii'lliiiti Ite4.tialent of FObt• .., CP .1! 1......amm010.i............,....11...., . No ! ',lo.'' . ,TAIILS/ Of i .., 1 LoiNDON ,: 'Printed by J. 13. cAll"". .4:101'. 'e --'''' sse liiiiliiings ; and pablisvej.by W• , . %Ow' ,adoirc at the StIN-Orytcr., No. .. 1-IR, St ra"".lnilit 1. Vtellts.,,Orcik:rs-, L'itttlrs (pospaid), C"' id