The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-13 00:00:00

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

.eiIOTTENBURGH, AUG. 2.—Mr. Forster has re-
turned to Sweden. •

'lt is reported that an action I►as taken place
at Kragarse between the gun boats ; 1G are said
•
to be taken, and three sitnk.

We are with Out any acco►tots fi•om the Armies
on the froutiers of Norway. Letters: from St.
Pe.tersburgh, of the 20th July, say, that the Em-
peror of Russia was hourly expected there.

GOTTENBURGH, JULY 30.—A serious riot took
place here on Tuesday evening; last ; fifty of the
Spanish troops who .dese-rted from the French
service, 'awl have been a long while here,
waiting an opportunity to 'be sent home, at-
tacked ten of the Grottenburgh Artillerymen
with stones and sticks; and almost immediate-
ly drew their knives (thou git they had long
.since, in consequence of misconduct, been for-
bidden to carry any on pain of death), which they
had sharpened into the form of stilettos. One of
the artillerymen was stabbed in the neck, 'and
died instantly ; and the lives of two :others are
despaired of. Thirty of the Spaniards were-ar-
rested„ 23. of ',bout have been liberated, and it-is
aid one of the remaining seven is to suffer death,
and the other six to he publicly whipped, and sent
on .heard the hulks for 12 months.
There-are a feW hundred Spaniayds here, and
these proceedings have .excited so Much alarm,
that a Po Ilion hems been. sent to the Crown Prince,
to request their immediate removal.

DIITCI7. MAIL.

Coetovt,..o”,?, .`2,1) —Admiral Mlle is re,,
turned to-Cope,Ailiagen ; he left liddewalla on the
24th. The Negociations were not wholly brOken
oil,.thongh,his Royal •Highness the Crown Prince
'had rejected the last offers made on the part of
Norway. It was supposed is conference would
take place between his Royal- Highnes's and Pihnce
Christian.—(Netherland. Courant, Aug. 10.)
ANTWERP, AUG. 7.—The division .of the ships
composing tne Scheldt Fleet between France and
the Allies took place on the sth instant. The
latter have received for their share the Cba'rle-
magne, the Cwsar, the Tilsit, the Auguste, the
Dantzick; the Putulsk, the Friedland, and the
brig the. Sapear. These ships were immediately
left by the. French, -and, with all belonging to
thetn„delivered to the Commissioners of the high
Allied Powers, who immediately took possession
of them, in, their name. The Orange flag was
thereupon hoisted on board these ships, instead
of the French.----(Same Paper.) •

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SOLENT (21:18 DICERE FALS,VM NUM:AT ?

, LONDON,
SA7'URDAY, 4UGUST 1314.

The contents of a Mail from Gotteuburgh, with
intelligence to the 3d instant, will be found in a
preceding column. No accounts have been re-,
ceived from the Armies on the frontiers of Nor-
way, but it would seem there has been-an action
between the. naval armaments of the conrendingo
parties, in which it is said, 16 (of the Norwegian
vessels) have been taken, and three sunk. pur
Minister, Mr. FOSTER, has returned from his last
mission to prince CHRISTIAN. ' ,

There have been.some disturbances at•Gotte4:-:
burgh, but not of a -serious nature. A quarrel,
arose in which some Spaniards, who had left'llie
• •rn
French ranks, were engaged with a party of Swe-
dish Artillerymen, and one of •the latter -was
killed. The strangers were subsequently arrest-
ed, and order restored, but it' is probable that the
return to their. own country of the few hundred