The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-06-26 00:00:00

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fair wind. The Dime packet,'

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, Navin`` oe 104)4 tpa
mail of Friday last, cad the Count /tenth, It Swett:.
lilt Nobleinau, who is going as ,Ossitier with''itisi-
patolies from Charles XI 11. to tke British Geroetti-
meat, has been detained by cintrary Blinds. 'Bhe
will sail in corapauy with tha,Princess V Wales
packet boat, which is orderedip take the snail of
thus evening.
sergns p. se.—A packet is in titaskternaup,f ,not
known.
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rcTuisatrion, Iso. 314 ! .
Intelligence hasbeen received by a iilish.CoAer,
that the Austzians, on the 13th of 1:,%t nirontli,
mode an irruption into the Duchy of NViirsaw.
Notice was given to the Austrian A intiaawarlor,Pri in c
-of Schwinzeriberg, in the'Emperor's name, that :ill
relations of amity between Russia and Austria be-
ing destroyed by that invasion of the territory of
au ally, the Prince could ii.,ither he received at
Court, lint be permitted to make his appearance
any longer iu any place of resideaca of His I inne-
iial Majesty; that tire Bilabial, Charge d'AffuirfA,
at. Vienna, had bean ordered to leave that capital,
and the Ito:vials Army to commence hostile tavern-
tines against the Austrian troops. .
sYycKnot.st, JUNE 6.
The States of the Re dm. haviaz given their
•sprobution to the plan of the new Constitution,
framed by the Committee in the bitting of the Sth
last. it was at the same time resolved to ere rent of
his Royal Hi; liness the Duke tt -gent, not only
his ratnie.ation a; the said Constitution, hilt :.1.1 his
acceptance of the Swedish Crown. The Sotto.; lim-
ing acconlingly net on the titli inst. in the t;rent
Council Halt, and the l/uks Argent being' present,
the Marshal of the Realm ed:lreysinl him lii sit ap-
propriate speech, ear,•essint; the above resolutiolisi.
slat setititoents of the State., to which lie returned
a short answer, declaring not only hits optimisation
of the new Courtitution, but alma his acceptance of
the So edish Crown. The same day the new King
issued the followi pz
PIZOCLAst ATION.
~ We, Morita Xlll. by the grace of God, Kin% of
roe2r.l. dre• to all oar faithful subjects, lee. etc. greeting.
0, iNl•r11, Under Diviac Proridcuer, we assumed, same
Hine a;,:e, titc Provisional Government of our beloved satire
Countir, committed to us by the States or the nestle, we
immediately caged the atteatioa of the Diet to the indispen-
aahtc and important lark of fransing•new Clllloltutlott, calcu-
lated to protente the trampailitty, prosperity, sod u elf.ue of the
coastry, by as irraviceole ninon Interco the mutual rights
sad duties of the Ling and people of Seeded. Th. States
Irwin isf.waied es that they have not only performed the
impalsimit task tointaitted to theta by es, wed the coefidence
oftheit Sdkva• ittyectr, test ate* that they liaatcrinteen es
litre of Swetlets, and of the Gotha slid It• m
. retragatiey
.1....
snr awobation of that choke ; she. .antiat biro .an.
err iseture that election, was 'tide; did . ague' as to
*Awe He ateiptanee. ltalyieren Sipe * , who
expiates the tomcat memo of the llamas Meats, end knows
thosiacerny and parity of out siotinients,mosed by the most •
Angled Acres sad otal for toss ire land, which eau only
O
ra
Obit Brach existence, 1 hooting we shag sp be at
fogrelf.llll sofpwilsti he the loyal ettseliassut et the usable
Swedish nano,' we hawtherelinw accessed the Crtiosised
Sceptre of Savise. it is far more gratifyieg tower beliefs;
dor to have been called span by the free and ermaistreldel
voice of the people, to become their King, their Privity",
had Defeo/kr' thee if we had weeded the societal Uredisis
Thresse, roterely by richt of hereditary sarcesstee. we shall
gamin the kin;do:n and people of Sweden ea oh iedulgest
parent does litscheolern,atth itepaeiteosfirleitsenit the holiest,
with furbcarsuce townde those who err usdebbarately, with
uprightness tomer& I.l'i, sod when the day arrives, the sear
approach of which is aossouneed by one edesneed age, which
.hall pot as cad to tan worldly carts, we BAN hail our lust
weetemits with the puns resignation of-list just, and close
it by lemstag you all " , ate
Coaucil-hall, " CHARLES Gt'ST. SS* Pp ELK E,
Satollbotaa t'astle. italic Clasticellep`•
how 5, tau. .. .
rrocsnoLu.• Al* 9.
On the sth the Duke of Sadernujnie Was Adorn
Xing ; the 7th be we, proclanned; 'and oh the derY
following a grand procession was to take place, litit
titd thin prevented it ; the nest day, however, It i
WWI performed. The sheets were lined by the
troops. llis folsjeaty, Charles Xlll. torte through
the ranks out horseback, *Audit acclainatithrs fro.o
all ranks of people. i
THIRD GOTTENBURAig 11.Alls-
artstanuati, Aiwa 13.
A traveller, who passed through kleinel, on his
way to *hi. country, asserts, that be met in that
city the Emperor of Kossia, who was on his jour- .
my to K ' plmerg. 'flue purport of this journey
is to obtain au interview with the King of Prasitia,
respecting mailers that at present can only be
'conjectured.
OOTTENIIIINGII. JUNE 16.
Ili. Majesty's ship Tkralagraa arrived last 'light
in Hawk 'Loads, from England.—Atliniral Keats
cud the convoy are still tletained by contrary winds.
STOCILHOI.M, JUNE 10.
• Majors General Dobeln has concluded a Con-
tention with the enemy, according to which, their
troops are to evacuate West Bothnia, no the I 4 of
Jane, ab by this incans our troops will he able to
withdrew front that Country without any bloodshed,
which could not have been maintained without very
considerab:eastertious.

Art. i.—sTlie boor ender the orders of His Enceinte,.
HE Hajor-General Hobeln are to toneante the town of
the ..1161 of May, both by sea and laud; and the
*iota troupe are to cuter the said 'owe on the tat of
Ali hostilities are to cease, by lead and by lea, ail
...pier* leagues distant ; Units, mod the worth if tbe .1
l toes, being the central twist. But as the tau cuatrartiog
Ceuerala cannot be arraeroble for wind piny he paean in
other punts, by order of their Sovereigns, it is understood,
that this article only roomette the diets which may be wi-
der tiseir order* d.bg the said lab% is the west part of the
Gelph ort Bethise.
Art. I.—Tlee Ihreelhlt Weep see he pew the Southern
!!cutter. of West Bothnia, 'free, Are his of liioolllo6 to tit.
beg Fjoll, oft the casiGues of Norway.
Art. a --All Mesh*, bulk Rooriaise sad Swede., air to re-
foie in the town till dark rccorery; sad on the retreat of the
Swedish Arm". they are to be famished with one month's
naeltioaacc, sad Shell act be enuoidered ea loisuroTs of war.
The agreed and cuncloded nt Vine*, the ebsb tlitth)
thy. aft"; (Stueitleohe Gcosne. Jairre td, 1549:)
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DUTCH PAPER/ •r..
PLARJS. 'UPS LC
IIiTEENTII /11.3,44. f
rbits..turf, Jane 4.
The enemy had thrown oFilenettfitiglit Mink of
the Danube, opposite to Persineg, a body of 9000
men, who entrenched thetinolses in the village of
Eagorau. The Duke of Astrsesdtetterkedeheste,
lay with the sharp-shooters of Hesse Deno::
supported by the regiment of ivifitiiky"
hyve. The village was speedily catiievb Al

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