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London, England, 1808-12-20 00:00:00

yetritited 117 the ,Svreiiissh (runt s in their retre24,
shall be considered as a good and lawful prize.

IV. The Swedish army binds itself not to destroy
or distribute among the inhabitants, nar sell the
magazines which they shall bu necessitated to sur•

render.

V. The Swedish troops are not to take with them
from Ulcaborg, or other places to be surrendered,
any Civil Officer, nor any articles or goods belong'°
to the provinces,
VI. The Swedish Army is to send back 211
Clergymen, Civil Officer?, and Inhabitants of the
places evacuated by their troops, provided it be done
by the desire or with the consent of the said persons.
VII. This Convention shall be ratified by the
respe6tive Generals in Chief of both Armies, an.4l
the ratifications exchanged to-morrow night.
BARON ALDERCRUTZ, Major-Gen-
COUNT KAMINSKI, Lieut.-Gen.
Olkjoc.l4, 7-18th November, 608.
Ratified the 8-20th November, 180.
COUNT BUXHOWDEN,
General in Chief of the Imperial Russian ArPY•

Proposed additional A-rticles of the Convection 4'l°4
cluded between the Royal Swedish Arail
North Finland, and the Imperial Russian Aro=
Art. I. The armistice concluded belweesi tbo
two armies is to continue one month next ensuing
the day on which the Swedish army crosses ill°
frontiers of the distrift of Uleaborg, or until the lit 4
January, 1809 ; and notice of the cessation of the
armistice, shall be given at least fifteen days Irf°re
hostilities are recommenced.
Durrng the Armistice, the Imperial RusliPl
Troops are not to cross the river Kenai.
C. N. KLucKse, •
Head-Quarters, Liartugo, the zoth Nov. iBoS.

General Of Infantry, and General in Chief 91
Royal Swedish Army in Finland.
GENERAL,--I have the honour to inform yoti
that the Convention, which was yesterday concluded'
has been ratified by his Excellency, G:eneral Count
BuxnowniEN, and I shall now transmit it to Ca`ll.
PUT;NKIN, in order that the exchange of the 011.61
cation may be effat eed. With regard to the art9lsl,
tice in 9uestion, I have his Excellency's cou01.1:,
w acquaint you, that although he must decline
conclusion of a formal armistice, yet he engages 41
word of • honour, that he will not re-corel. Pena
• ' 1, fort •
hostile operations against the f,iweclish army 'ger
the expiration of fourteen days after the Swedish
11
army shall have taken up the position stipulated I •
the above Convention, in hopes. that no opefati
will be commenced on your part within t 1 0"
tine. I have the honour, &c.
Count KAMIrl'7

Brahestad, Nov.l-40, 1808.
(Stockholm Gazette, Dec. 6, 111084)

• His Ma.!EsTY is eltperEted in town to-morr-:ar, •
hold a Court at the Queen's Palace. thi°
Most of the Ministers are' expected in to,Ace,''
day, to hold a Cabinet Council at the Y-1)10
The Duke of Ypßi . will hold a public day'
Jay, at his Office in the Horse Guards.
to
The fifty-two days for returning the wry_
elect a Temporal Peer of Ireland, in the r()°,
the late Lord CLANRICARDE, expired on ore
when the Earl of C.L.4tscAa'rY was declared
bye j
Clerk of the crown and Hanaper, duly ele for
Fifty-one Peers only voted, of whom fifty vti reol.
Lord Cr.m.;cAlm, and one for the earl of M°t/".

CAsget.L.OP
fitly-
0
On Thursday 27 Sail of Transports haii4
board the 14th regiment of Light Dragoons, 311-Nr
.Sail of light Ttatisports under convoy of his ;of
jesty's Ship Semiramis, of 36 guns, Capt. GRAN:b(s'
sailed from Fahriouth for Cot unua • kie I 4th 041
goons proceed as a reintorc-tnent, if they are Pa to
necessary, and the empty Transports are in,coderof
bring off Sir DAVID LINAIRI)'S army, as circuiost3. for
may require. An order was sent down exPrerss to
Cumtnissioner BoweN, of the Transport _l3°.;enn'
.proceed immediately for the coast of Spare; Kite. d on
sequence of which, he immediately entitar glee;
board the Agent's Ship Zephyr. The ,hui':eye
proceeded down Channel, with a fine vtettie
from the Northward. Tie disembarkation °j .
14th Dragoons, when in Spain, is introniteciritt'orioo
charge of Lieutenant: WILBRAHAM, a
Officer.

Several transports are ordered to Cork, WI)?
oats and forage to Spain, for the use of our ca
vP'4;
A considerable embarkakation of artillery will V.
place at Portsrnuuth to-day fur Spain. fe%4
The. late Earl of LIVERPOOL was among the ea
remaining Members of the staunch old Tory bretore,
men who have such a knowledge of human 013;55ea
as it has appeared in all ages, as to be duly
irnVr
with the superior value of an hereditarotor'.ej
y M s
Government, compared with every other sPee't
national polity. The dreadful consequences
bridled democracy were so fatally manifest 'Pi too
French Revolution, that it might be thioght t1),16e
Tory Llt
creed would have grown into fashion, 10A"0_,e
however, by the improved political knowleNlo
the times, particularly as the world has sev°
is always likely to be the end of all democrai ao` re)
cesses—the elevation of some obscure advllt
and all the rigours of military despotism.. t tod
It was last night reported, that an accw-111.0c0;
been received, via Holland, of a dreadful 0`
having taken place in Madrid at the ellll4
this month, in which several of the French Ghejt'
lost their lives, and nearly 10,000 trPoPs, ,-ucireo";
the
,people were at tenth overpowered, wit`l., t, re'i
tounl
tteuagul This. statement was pretendeu
9f a letter trona
Friday last. • , •