The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-28 00:00:00

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itia *bleb cattined lilac At • 'not aboVe five or sit
hours to his bed. To feign an illness fror five or Six boors for
the intentioniouptited to him, could there be any. realontibie
purpose to doing so? It N forthercootv notorious, dad
knoWn to Several civil and military afltcitts at Altoona, that
some of the self-termed Plenipotentiaries., itithe serviec of the
Allied Princes, took all possible paitts to speak with M.,de
Knits, wiLh the intent of preventing him, 11 vriterutett ti 10.
posals which they made lam, from proceeding to the Freneit
Ite,ol7quatters; or engage him to relimpoislo his .journey. For
this porpoise, :.-ioey made we ot a printed proclamation issoted
icy the Swedish General Voir Dobeln, dated May 1813; and of
eventual mission with which M. ole SiLcueril would .be-
charged to his Majesty the Kitoor of Denmark on the IMO. Of
the Crown Prince of The departure of Al. de Kaas
Inc flarbtirg, it after the conversation that he had
with these Gentlemen, gives authority to the answer he gave,
and which lie ouglit to hare giv•tor to such insintmthms.
"PUY, it it ucduri.r,t thilt M. de I{ifilS '11.116 not charged Icy his
:Sovereign to receive from or make to nay person whatever
any such proposals or overtures And ito shotrt, if hers so ge-
nerally known ellottld not coffee to exculpate NI. de Kaas from
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the eltargt, of duplicity which
.it .s w. keel to .topoo teto _Lon,
in order to Ii milieu hiS ; it is to ho., wi,lred, that Moe
Would nuoittthe Generak to whom M. De Ka:ts caused
such proposals t.O be made, their objects, and the name of
those who have made themselves the tiost ruments of it. All
this evidt nee lee,ls too the conclusion' that the notes above
cited are not to' be regarded otherwise than us tales.'
made fur amusement, according to the' ancient saying--
Coldconigre ritithreiirr, (diva,/ 14(erd (Cllutomiate
boldly, woe of the calunciy will always stick), being it seopod
to bare been io.otoolgated concrtningthe mis-
sion of eoutiot De Ileriostorif to i,i,ndon, and which the Uri-
tislt Ministry, not very scra).altototly, have used as a means
of defence tot' themselves. Rather say that they' are dictated
by the same spirit of hatred which has always, and in every
Cabinet, where its voice i i heard, excited new enemies to
the Danish Gorernmeut, Which lons unused Norway, and the'
North of Gerromoiy, to be imoudated with pamphlets fall of
'rage against hire, aud whose every effort tends merely to.
carry 61)1,41(14m t.o the minds of the Swedes,. but which is
dilticult to make them believe that it was the King of Den-
mark who first brae the Treaty' of Joakopong. llat the
which VOtlipt)Se the Diet Of SWeilea will one day know
how to appreciate and reduce; to their teal value all these su
phisins, which are merely used to !mike lloom believe that the,
War which they find themselves drawn into wa•o just and ne-
ersiary. They will learn to appruciate, whether a Iltoppy stool
peaceable enjoyment of the benents proonised, to them Icy the
ordinance which on the. ritli Aug. 11313, (Cperieol the poets of
Sweden to toll vessels tiro:monomial nations, v, oald not have
!Octal of greater value thatt this, system of conquest which has
engendered this thirst of glory,:which carries in itself the
seeds of its 01.111 oleltrtlCtioto."'