Star.
London, England, 1808-05-19 00:00:00

SEPARATE ARTICLE.

" Admiral Cronstedt having made the proposal
that in case of the fortress being surrendered, agree-
ably to the terms of this day's Convention, the debt
of the military chest not exceeding the sum of 100,000
rix.dollars Swedish banko money, after the amount
thereof shall have been duly ascertained, be paid by
his Imperial Russian Majesty for account of Sweden,
Count Buxhoyeden, General in Chief of the Russian
army, engages to demand the approbation of his So-
I yereign on that subject, and to exert himself to the
utmost to obtain it.

" The Admiral may dispatch two couriers to his
Majesty, one by the north aucl the other by the south
road they shall be furnished with passports and safe
guards, and their journey shall be facilitated by all
possible means.
" In the Isle of Lonana in the front of Sweaberg, the 25th of
II March, 1808. (Signed)
" SUCHLETEN.` G 0. CRONSTZDT."

st His Majesty having received intelligence that
Vice Admiral Cronstedt, contrary to the orders given
him, and after having held aCouncil of War, at which
all officers of rank were present, has concluded a con-
vention with the Commander in Chief of the enemy's
armies,by which he bindslciinself en certain conditions
and in case that no succours arrive before the Sd inst. to
surrender to the enemy both the fortress and the con-
siderable flotilla which was lying there, together with
all stores.—He finch their conduct to be of such a
II nature that the Vice-Admiral, as well as all the offi-
cers of rank who acted with him, have thereby for-
feited his confidence, and accordingly his Royal Ma,
jesty thinks proper to dismiss him, as well as all the
aforesaid officers, who shall not have protested
against the above convention, from his Majesty's, and
the public service. May 4, 1848—Stock/Wm gazette,
of May 6.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, his MAJESTY ar-
rived at the Queen's Palace, from Windsor, where he
was received by the Dukes of YORK, KENT, and
CUMBERLAND. At two o'clock his MAJESTY field a
^rivate levee.
The following had the honour of being presented
to his MAJESTY
Lieutenant-General Lentz, upon kis promotion.
Lieutenant-General DRUMMOND, upon his being appointed
Colonel of the 11th Regiment of the Veteran Battalion, and upon
his promotion.
Lieutenant-General Maxey, upon his promotion.
Lieutenant-general Lord PAGET, upon his promotion.
"Admiral Dismay, upon his being appointed a Lord of tlse Asir
Major-Getteral FACE, upon his promotion. A ,
General LAwsQN, upon his promotion.
Major-General WARD, upon his being appointed to the cow!
I gland of the First Brigade of Guards, and upon his promotion.
General WATson,_upon his promotion.
Lieutenant-Gencral CARTWRIGHT, upon his promotion.
The Earl of HAaattarrow, gPon his return from Ireland.
Captain Groaox PAitoza, upon his return from the Baltic,
and upon his being appointed to the command of his Majesty
ship the Aboukir.
Lieutenant-General pARTOIE, upon his promotion.
Brigadier-General CAMPBELL, Upon'hia'return from the East..
Indies, and upon his promotion.'
Major-General LOFT, upon his promotion.
Mr. Co N N ELL upon his being appointed procurator for the
Church of Scotland.
Captain CHET NA M, of the Royal Navy, ppon his promotion.
General Fox, upon his promotion.
The Rev. Dr. INGLIS, upon his being appointed Commissionei
from the Church of Scotland.
General Dynamo, upon his promotion.
Baron Hourzscu, upon his being promoted to the rank
Lieutenant-General.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, likewise
Council to receive the Recorder of London's report
of the following
.convits, capitally convicted at
two last Sessions in the Ow Bailey :
E. Westbrook, for stealing goods, Tape 401. the property
J. Hartswll and W. Beaman; J. Bullock, for embezzling
property to defraud his creditors ; E. Tobinl and E. Hickey,
stealing goods value 231. the property of Messrs. Berger ; F. ,
man for stealing 1110 L Bank Note, the property of Jami.
Wood ; Ann Holton alias Playfair, for stealing 631. the property
of E. kyrme, in his dwelling-bouze - Mary Fletcher, for steal-
ins goods, the property of T. Smith: privately in his shop; r
therine Jennings, far uttering counterfeit money; Sarah Wt
for stealing goods, the property of A. Bruce, in lija dwelling-
house ; J. Moore, J. Smith, and W. Davis, for a burglary in the
house of T. Hill; 1. Morris, for stealing goods in dwelling;
house ;W. Cooley, for stealing cask of peppermin', the pro-
perty of J. Hall, in his dwelling use ;G. Wilkinson, for steal-
ing 741. in the dwelling:luoise of W. Wykes ;q. Pickever, W.
Walker, W. Shepherd, and Eleanor ThompsOn, for highway
robberies, when they were all re spited pimp his Majrity's

sure.
Hi; MAJESTY gave audiences to the Duke of POE'.
LAND, and the rest of the Cabinet Ministers present
also to Mr. RYDER, the Judge. Advocate? who
before his MAJESTY the Proceedings of several Courts
Martial. Soon after six o'clock, his MAJESTY set
for Windsor.
Mr. EDWARD JONES is appointed Purser of Ns
jesty's ship ONYy, building at B4iley's Yard. •
Yesterday a Court of Directors piss held at
East India House, when Captains Hein/ins and Ili
of the EARL SPENCER 3114 CARMARTHEN, took
previous to their departure, the former for Madeira,
Madras, and Ben tal ; the latter for Bornbay. The
undermentioned ships were then stationed and timed
Dsvarit; zr, for BonabaA; to tie OF pis of June, and
gOravesedi the Btho uly. TOTTIMILIMPF 1111.1 ii. STU/
and UNION, for Madiss and Bengal toile Alm the 24th of '
and fail from Gravesend the 24th of lily.
The Court attuned; at rig o'
.4004 till Wednesday
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neat,