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London, England, 1812-05-02 00:00:00

ON SPRING DI ET.

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LONDON,

SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1812.

Another Flag of Truce has arrived from France,
as appears by the following Letter from Deal, which
we received this morning :

" DEAL, MAY I.—Arrived last night, after post,
a Flag of Truce from Calais, intended for. Dover,
but mistook the port in a fog, •and being observed
by officers of his Majesty's ship Inconstant, a boat
was manned, and Lieutenant CLARK went along-
side, to whom the French Officer delivered his dis-
patches, which were immediately sent on shore to
the Admiral, and forwarded by express to London.
—The French Officer, after receiving an acknow-
ledgment from the Commander in Chief (Admiral
roLEy) proceeded for the opposite Coast."

In the extracts which we yesterday laid before
our readers from the Anholt Mail, it was stated that
a conspiracy against the Emperor of RUSSIA had
been deteded at Petersburgh, and the principal per-
sons concerned in it apprehended. We are not in
possession of all-the details of this affair, but se-
vetal letters have been received by very respeetable
Houses in the City which mention some of the par-
ticulars. 'A person of the name of SPIRANSKY,
who filled the office of Secretary to the Cabinet,
and a Frenchman, are said to be authors of
the plot in which several others were concerned,
one of whose names only is mentioned, viz. M.
MAGNETSKY. It is stated, that this conspiracy was
discovered by the Emperor ALEXANDER himself,
and that the conspirators were, after an examina-
tion, sent off to Siberia.—The following is an ex-
tra& from one of the letters which have been re-
ceived upon this subjeCt

" A secret correspondence has been discovered to
be going on between some of our Ministers and the
French Ambissador, and through him, with the
French Governmtnt. It was the Emperor ALEX-
ANDER himself who deteCied it ; and immediately
on the Conspirators finding themselves defeated, by
some of their letters being intercepted, they laid a
diabolical plot to murder their Master, which for-
tunately was discovered before the time appointed
for its execution. SPIRANSK Y and MAGNETSKY
have been arrested, and sent off to Siberia.—More
arrests are every zoment expeeted to take place, for
it is imagined that other persons of the first note are
implicated in the diabolical design."
The letters from Petersburgh also state, that the
Emperor of RUSSIA has sent orders to his Plenipo-
tentiaries to sign the Preliminaries of Peace with
Turkey, and that he hasordered a new levy of 85,000
men. The former part of thi, statement must, of
course, depend upon conjecture; with respect to
the latter, it is highly-probable.

The important State Papers which we yesterday
laid before our Readers from Sweden afford the
strongest evidence of the determination of the Go-
vernment of that Country to throw off the yoke of
France. BUnNAPARTE has always considered the
refusal of any Sovereign to comply with his demands
as equivalent io a declaration of war,and in all pro-
babdity he will consider the Speeches of the
King and Crown Pi ince of Sweden in that light.—
There is every reason to suppose that a Treaty
of Alliance will be immediately concluded be-
tween Russia and Sweden. - Some Swedish Pa-
pers to the 25th ult. reached' town this morning,
extracts from which will be found in a subsequent
column. The King of Prussia has been obliged to
600 fresh eliets against all trade with England.