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London, England, 1813-02-27 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, PERRUARY ISI3.

We insert this day some very curious documents
relative to the discussions :between Sweden and
Franee.—One of them% the first of the series, a
dispatch from . the Swedish Minister in' France,
gives a very interesting account of a conversation
he lmtl with BuotqAranTF., in which all the chit-.
racteristie irritability and violence of the latter
wet., cobsnicuously displayed. We have no space
ileft ftir comMent, and can only, therefore, recom-
mend the pernA of it to the attention of our
Readers, as. contributing materially to develope
the real character of :OtiortArAwrg.

.The -publication of these documents by the
Swedish GovernMent decidedly proves that the
ties, whatever they were; that bonnel Sweden for
a tinie.to France, are completely severed. For a
abort period the power of BOoNAPARTP. COtnpolled
thti adoption of meaStires, on the part of Sweden,
equally contrary to her own interests as (nomi-
nally at least) hostile to this cOuntry, but Swe-
den having at length acquired .the means of
emancipating herself from this yoke of a foreign
Tyrant, has eagerly seized-the monieet of her li-
beration, aittl now treats with scorn the threats
of the:French Oppressor.
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. . .
The later documents, relative to the dismissal
of. the French Charge d'Affaires, Lihew, in the
strongest .co!ours, the insolence with which it
had been atteMpted by BUONAt'ARTE to dietattt to
the Swedish Government. The Charge d'Affaires
scornfully returns hiS passports, anti intimates an
intention even of remaining at StOCkllollll, in de-
fiance of the Ooverutnent ; but abroad hint being
given of sending' him out of the country, in tIA
company of a Commissary of Police, he- then
clauses to request back his passports, and pia-
mises to quit the country without delay.

Aivices front llelsingburg, to the 4th instant,
received yesterday by ti private vessel, state, that
four• Commissioners7British, Russian, Swedish,
and Danish, were employed in concluding a friend-
ly Treaty. It is again also reported, that Austria
had declared, her determination. to* remain neutral.

The adjOurnment 'of the Debate on the Catho-
lic Question must he satisfactory to 'all parties.
It will skew, to the friends of. the. Constitution,
that there is no danger of a tault'surrentler of any
of its 'safeguards, without a sufficient security for
its idtitnate preservation, and it ivilt 'convince the
Catholics, that their cleints have not been lightly
cowsilered, buthave undergone the fullest inves-
tigation of ligeslative'tyisdont. We do not pre..
!Anne to anticipate the result.; but we arc assured,
that it will be such as' will keep our. Establish-
went, iu Church and State, upon the iirrnest ftmita-

tioth

Our' Port Letters of this day contain nothing
of iinportance.

WINPSOR, FEB. 26.---Yesterdays aftetnoor, the
Princess .CIIARLOiTE. of WALLs's saddle-bor'ses,
saddles; ,vere sent for.. Soon after the direc-
tions were received, shoot fin o'clock, they Set'
oti for 'Luitclo.:. Her 4(1;11 Highness's luggage
fromhas also beeu.sent tlieLower Lodge to Lon-
don. From.this circumstance, 4c. it is cOneludscl
slit! is not retUrneti again to thiS
WILI.IMiR, FEB. 26.—:-The QUEEN still conti-
Dues indisposed, and confined to the Castle. It
is thought her Majesty will not.be able to hold a
Drawiug-itouni next week, as expected.

No meeting took plateuesterday on the subject
of the \Princess of Wat.e.f';, letter ; .nor were any
summonses issued for another meeting yesterday
afternoon.

Mt/sm.—The Voc.u. CoNcEttrr under the cm
bined direction of
.I.IAnTLE.AN; the KNYVETT. s,
and GultATorax, opened for the Seasons la4t night,
at the ilanOver.Squire Rooms: The union of
such taltntsi with those which they have enga-
ged, Could not but secure .an extensive patron-
age, and accortlingly there was a very numerous
and 'Splendid audience. The chief jerformers
were CATALANT, BARTLEnAN'i the KNYVETTS,
Mrs. and ,BnAtrAtt. We have not
space for partienrer3, but we may sny'that all was
well selected and well performed. Wetctisma,
led, 'and the Orchestra, was abundantly supplied
with instrumental Performers of .known
It iss hut a, due tribute to departed worth lin!' ta-
lents to mention that an 'Occasioluzi ..ilatet, for
six voices,. a tine 'solinitt.coMposition by Padre
Wa s introdneed, in honour at the-memory
of the late Mr. lIARrasoN, 8.0 long O,IIC of,the- or-
naments of the unpical world _

Therei do truth its the ,report of, the intended
ni-Attrige of the Duke of DEvoNsimc with .the
Lady CiEußcitAs.l SPENCER.