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London, England, 1814-08-29 00:00:00

1'1CT17.41: ING- OFFICE, 23, 1914.

THE COMMISSIONERS.* VICTUALLINO
His MAJESTY'S XAI Tdh i,:rehy g?:re- No! e, That
on Friday, the 2cl of September next, they will IV ready to re-
ceive Tenders in 'irritiner (rented up), irnd treat fin- Sing
Tons of OATMEAL and Six/y*7'6/th cliliEsE, to-be de-
116e-red in One alottthitito his Majesty's Victualling Stores af
-the Ports, and in the Pi-e'er:ions, undermtntionedi

Deptford
Portsmotith

Plyuicitith

Oatmeal; Chet:se.

20 Tons 20 Tens,

CO Tons Go Ton; ;
and alp, IL,. Thiel. Hundred Qu#rters of NEW PALE, anfl
Our Hand; c.l Qaar:ers qf NEW CLosr.-muEr,
MALT, to be answerable lv Sample.v. (of not less than ore
Quart cock), to be produced with the Te.,:ders, and to be trli-
vered in a Fortuight into his :Majesty's Victualling ,Steres
at Deptford.

Tke -whole to be paid for by Bills, payable 'wig intel'est,
Ninety days (titer date. •

The Conditions of the Contract inn!, be seen at I.ie Secrc-

tas'y's Office:
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not
be delivered to Oa Board before One o'Clock on the sails
Friday the 2d of Sept:next, nor unless the Person who viah•cs
the Tender, or souse Person on his behalf, attends, to answer
when called for. _

OFFICE: OF ORDNANCt, 12th ilugast, Isl 4.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His ili-
JESTI"S ORDNANeI: do hereby give Notice,
that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Ma!!,
on or before WedaeMay the 14th day of Septunber next,fram
sack Persons, as may be wilting to undertake the Supply of
IRON MANGERS, for Service of this' Department, at the
Royal Artillery Stables at Woolwich; fur a Perim: of Three
Years, determinable after the Expiration qf One Year, upom
Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party.

A Pattern of the Mangers matj be viewed upon application
to Lieutenant-Colonel Pilhing ton, the Commanding Royal
Engineer at Woolly:eh ; and farther Particulars;' together
with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,moy be known
at the Secittary's 011 ice, in Palb-Mull aforesaid, any day
between the Hours of Ten and Four O'Clook, where the Pro--
poses must be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed, " Proposal;
for Iron Manprs;" but no Proposal can be acimitted after
the said 14th September, at 2'welve O!Cloek at ..Voon of tile
same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed; unless the
Party making it, or an Agent 7.7 L his behalf, shall attend.
Id y Oicki of the Board,

B. 11. CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE OF ORDN4ArCE, August Et, 1814., ,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His ,11 1-
ORDN/INCE do hereby give Notice,
that-Proposals-will be received at their Office, in Pall Nall, O,?
or before Monday, the .19th day of September next, froM such
Persons as may he 2uilliu to undertake the supply if COP-
PEIt HOOPS, fpr.Service of 'this .I:epartinept,At a Period
of Oat. Year.

Patterns of the iirticles may be viewed rpon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, aced further
particulars, together faith the Terms and Condition; of the
Contract, may be known at the Setretary's Office, in Pall-
41all aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four
o'Clock, where the Proposals must he delivered, sealed
up, and endorsed, "Proposals for Copper Iloops;" hut no
Proposal can be'admitted after the staid 19th Sept. at Twelve
o'Clock at Soon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be
noticed, unless the Party making it, or ass "'gent in his be-.
half, shun attend.

Bu Order of the _Board,
R. H. CRE IT, Secretary.

TERMINATION of ib WAR in 'SWEDEN.

SWEDISH BULLETIN.

A Swedish Bulletin has arrived with the impor-
/ant intellig-enee that the aairs of Norway are
-settled, by the resignation of Prince CIittISTIAN
before any decisive battle had taken Place. Tile
following is the substance :

" fread Quarters, Ftederickstarlt,. A o+K. 16.
•
" AVG. to.—General Adlerereutz forced the strong posi-
tion of the enemy' at Isobro with a tri.fling.los!;,
' " •Getterto (:ount.'tssen is tlanainated by" e King, Gorer-
nor-C•enerarocNofu:ay, to the great satisfaction of the laha-
bitants .of the.parS occupied by us.
- •" And. 11:—hear-Adcniral Warseen took poisession of the
' port and batteries of Honig, which the eneniy had abandon-
Gen. Baton Vegesaek defeated at Iljornserel the ene-
,
hang reinforCed froml(opOWingeeti,kad 6003 men,
• and .10"pleceS'Of cannon. -We took 200 prisoners. Oar loss
was four killed and eight wounded. The'enernr, Wboseloss
• was cety great,. fled On the road to Blackin. Cl'etteral Vege-
sack left the sth brigade at Troplad, to defend the pass at
Ladke.•

Avn..l2.*-General Vegesack went to Onstasund to pre-
pare to force the passage of the' Gininuten., The Norwegian
division.of Colonel Stabeli having fought bravely against Ge-
,neral Galin, declared, that having shewn they could fight,
they should live as brethren with the Swedes, as they consi-
dered the union with Sweden as a happy event for Norway,
and Would riot fight ie an unjust cause.
" Aud. 13.—The hoinbardruent of Frecleriastein com-
menced.

" AVG, 14.—Major-General Count G. Morner was ordered.
to force the passage of Kgolberg, which, notwithstanding
brave resistance, was effected with.inconsidertble loss.
" His Royal Highness the Crown Prince made distiosition
to surround the Arm`• of Prince Christian. in the position be-
tween Moss Isebro Kjolberghe, with a very superior force, so
that Prince Christian's army, which would have been attack-
ed the some time in front, in the rear, and on both flanks,

must inevitably have been destroyed, even if it had fought
with the greatest bravery. Prince Christien, mode proposals.
-.if Had a battle taken place, the result *4 tiot.doubtful; hut it
would have cost many lives, and spread mourning over the
. two kingdoms. The• Crown Prince mkeptedsthe proposals.
• Au°. la.—Generals Skioldebrand and Bjonsheula re-
turne2l from Moss, whither. they hadlbeeki,to inform Prince
Christian of the Crown Prince's resolution on his proposals.
"Prince Christian resigns the government. The naval expedi-
• tion against Bogen .will Are countermanded in time. Gen.
Smermain was just Biting orders • to plant the scaling ladders
agaiustPrederickshall, when the Commandant received Prince
. 'Christian's order to surrender the place; the garrison, con-
sisting of licn men, return to their homes full of joy. Their
Governor, Genvi al Phine, is a, Dane, and had great. difficulty
them in order. The Diet will be assembled with-
. Bnt delay. The unioii of Sweden and Norway will be eflect-
-ed, and .restoro the peace of the North. His Royal High-
ness the Crown Prince has expressed hishigh satisfaction with
;theiField Marshal and the whole army, as also with theAd•
. miral and Officers of the Narr." -

CONVENTION ,
Meta-ter: his Royal Highaegs the Print* Royal of Sweden, in
themanie of,itlie King of Sweden; on. he one part, and the
.Norwegian •Government 011 the other part, eutioluded at
Aug. d 4. • •

Art: I. His Royal Highness Prince Christian shall, as soon
s pos3i6le, cooroke the States General of the Kingdom of
.Noticay, according to•the mode prescribed by the • existing
constitution. Theliet shall be opened on the last day of
September; of if this be impracticable, within the first eight
days of October.

Art. 2 His- Maj6My the King of Sweden shall commitni-
vati,' directly with the Diet by vile.- or more Commissioners,
• whom he shall appoint-.
Art... His Majesty tln.King of Sweden promises to accept
the Constitution framed by the Deputies Of the. Diet of ,Ews-
Avoid. HiS Majesty will propose swell changes only as are ne-
•,<cessary to the union of the two kingdoms, and engages to
'Make none other but in concert with the Diet.
• ....

Art. 4. promises of his Swedish Majesty, and of the
Prince Royal, to the Norwegian people, shall be strictly ful-
filled, and confirmed by his Majesty. to the Norwegian Diet.
Art.. S. The D.et shall assemble at'Christiania.
Art. H. His Niajesty the King of Sweden declares, that no
person shall be, molested, directly or indlrectly, for any opi—
nionsherthfore-expressed adverse to the, pitiful of the twu
kingdoms. The Norwegian civil and military functionaries,
or..those who are foreigners, shall be treated with all regard.
and courtesy. None of them shall' be harrassed for his opi-
nion.- Those who decline continuingdbeir ;services shal4 be
pensioned according to the taws of the,eouNtry.
Art. 7. His Majesty the King of Sivedi9i shall employ Ids
good offices with. hii Majesty the King of Denmark, to pro-
cure the. revocation of theordinances or edicts promulgated
'since January 14, 1814, against the public ftinctionaries, And.
the kingdom of Norwario general.
Done at Moss, Aug. 14, 1814.
Ratified, „ CHRISTIAN FREDERICK.

CONVENTIOI`,t
Between the Swedish and Norrve,4'ian Troops, Concluded at

Moss, Augtist 14

Art. 1. Hostilities shall cease by sea and land between the
-Swedish troops and fleets on one side, and the Norwegian
.troops anti fleets on the other,- from . the day of signing -the
present 6mveation, till fifteen days After the opening of the
Diet, witheight days' notification beyond that time. • •
The blockade of the Norwegian' ports shall be raised front
!the day of signing these .presents. Ivpoxtiation and exporta-
tion shall be free, regard being had, the.. Norwegian Cus
. toms duties. .

3. I(the fortress of PI ederickstein. has not already capitu-
lated, it shall be- immediately surrendered, with -the works
,'thereunto belonging, to the Hoops of his Swedish Majesty.
The garrison shall march out of the-fortress with arms, bag-
gage, and -all military honours. The Officers shall be per-
. • ntitte..d to go wherever they think .proper :-the soldiers Shall
retui-n to. their homes. Both shall promise- not again to serve
against the troops of his Swedish Majesty.
4 -ands.. These articles trace the line of demarcation ; Sti-
pulate that. the,Norwrgia❑ national troqps shall be disband-
chi, and return to their respective provinces: that only four
regiments and a Lrigade of artillery shall be maintained.
G. Only two Swedish divisions, with a - propertion of ca-
valry and artillery, shall remain in Norway. The rest of the
Swedish army shall return to SWeden.

7. The pa;rof the 'Norwegian army remaining under arms;
shall retire within the line of demarcation in two days. The
Swedish' army returning home, shall,Commence its movement
as soon as possible. .

ticles 8 and b provide for the reciprocal restoration pf'
harmony between the two armies ; for the discontinuance of
contributions and'requisitions; and. for the liberation of pri-
soners.

Art. 10 stipulates, with a view to the freedom of delibera-
tion at the bier, that neither the Swedish nor the Norwegian
boops. shad approach within three miles of .the place of its
hitting.

I 1.-To prevent any further effusion'of blood, a prori'sional
armistice shall be instantly signed.
12. The' Norwegian flag to be respected during the con-
tinuation of the armistice'. •

Ratified, CHRISTI -IN FREDERICK.
the resent-Convention, and seirtcwith pleasute this
fiirst oppoazinity of giving a proof of ivy sentnnents towards
the Nori, egian nation and
• .

(Signed) • CHARLES JOHN.

•
• GOTTENEURGH, AuG. 23.--The Deputies re-
tnrue,l last night front Uddewalla:
An Armistice, it seems, has been agreed upon
Niltli the Norwegians ; the Swedes to retain the
f„,,tresses they have taken, and to occupy the
ground on, which they now stand. Kongsninger,
to remain in possession of
Moss, and Christiania,
the Norwegians. A Die" is to be held in the lat-
ter place, to commence on the Ist Of October.'
Twenty thousand Swedes remain in Norway
the ieznaludei. of .the Army teturns home.