Star.
London, England, 1808-12-20 00:00:00

'ENBURGH MAIL.

following extracts from Stockholm Ga.
' this morning, our Readers will see
have been worsted in their late ren-
Russians in Finland, and have been
conclude another armistice, which will
the 12th January, upon four days
by either belligerent.
:KHOLM. DECEMBER 6.
• was on the 10th November, and
from Brahestad by Capt. Kublfeldt.
army under my command has
Pyhajocki and Ypperi, where the
an attack on (mix rear, trtrned the
Merrijerwi, advanced against Pes
our troops in the rear, and then
army to fall back to Patjocki, and
7th, al position near Sykajocki, Ru.
mod panda, which were occupied by their troops;
keueoesequence of the enemy's corps having been
timed by twenty thousand men, furnished with
iitty pieces of heavy ordnance, and your Majesty's
arsbaring been reduced to seven thousand men by
;ses' is the field and sickness, it became impossible
suistain our position, and I thought it advisable
ors again a negotiation for an armistice ; there.
sat of which was the Convention which I hereby
haw the honour to lay at your Majesty's feet.
(Signed) C. N. 14v.acicsa,
Goetalin Chief of the Northern Finnish Army.
twat, kieveaba
CONVENTION.
TIM ROYAL SWRDLSM ARMY IN NORTN VIN-
LAND, AND THE IMYRRIAL 111,73 MAN ARMY.
ly virtue of the powers vested in us, we the un-
'Rued have agreed and stipulated the following

ART. I. The Royal Swedish army is, immediately
oft the ratification of this convention, to take up a
Fashion along the frontier of the district of Uleaborg
from Kati to Pockawara. Kemi consequently re.
sins% the hands of the Russians.
jr. The Swedish army is to evacuate the town of
Intaborg within ten days next ensuing the date of
• ; the Russian troops are to take possession of the
saws on the 30th of November. The other parts
tithe country, which are to be given up to the Rus-
tles, shall be evacuated according to the agreement
late be concluded between the contracting parties.
111. The rear of the Swedish army shall feturn by
11 TOM agreed upon ; and whatever can&t be le-
wd by the Swedish troops in their retreat, shll be
as a good and lawful prize.
IV. The Swedish army binds itself neither to de-
tiny, distribute among the inhabitants, nor sell, the
which they shall be necessitated to sur-

N. The Swedish troops are not to take them from
Ulsakergee other places to be surrendered, any civil
officers, nor any articles or goods belonging to the

VI. The Swedish army to send back all clergymen,
ciffi officers, and inhabitants, of the places evacuated
IP their troops, provided it be done by the desire, or
id the consent of the said persons.
VII. This convention shall be ratified by the re-
spective Generals in Chief of 'both Armies, and the
nacation exchanged to-morrow night.

Baron ADLICIC/IUTZ, Major-General.
Count KAMENSE7, Lieut. General.
Ohjockl, the 748 November. 1808.
[Ratified 8-20 November, 1808.)
Count Burlovden, General-in-Chief of the Imperial
Italian army, proposed additional Articles to the
Convention, concluded between the Royal Swedish
lArrny in North Finland, and the Imperial Russian

rmy
ART. I. The Armistice concluded between the two
.mies to continue one month next ensuing the day
which the Swedish army crosses the district of
e frontiers of Uleaborg, or until the 12th of Janu-
r, 1809 ; and notice of the cessation of the Armis-
-2 shall be given, at least fifteen days before hosti-
ies are coMmenced. •
11. During the Armistice, the Imperial Russian
pop' are not to cross the river Rossi.
(Signed) c. N. KLIReICER,
General of Infantry, and Genera-in-Chief

of the Royal Swedish Army in Finland.
niakimmin, Lades*, Nov. so, 1808.
GiirstaL-4 have the honour to inform you, that
yesterday concluded, has.
Excellency General Count Buz
transmit it to Count Potemkin
of the ratification may be

istice in question, I have
to acquaint you, that al-
,conclusion of a formal ar-

_ word of honour, that jae
hostile operations against the
• aspiration of fourteen days
shall have taken up the posi-
Convention ; in hopes that
eammenced on your part within
honour, am
Count Mummy.

Saturday blew doom ow of the
Park ant Dukoatreet ;
the those, and was GO much
• to dos hospital with little

Litl7lo4lL

MAILOATE, DEC. is.

The WALPOLIS. East Indiaman still continues en
shore g every nerd's is taking to save the cargo asul
mammals• The SIR PoLtamtv, Not-
maurvotr, and WOIRCUrriI List indiaMeat are still
in the Roads, and have been supplied from hence
with provisions, anchors d cables,

TORBAY, DECEMBER ls.
Yesterday it blew a heavy gale from the N. W.—
A large fleet. consisting of about two hundred sail
of vessels, appeared of Berry Head, and in the after-
noon were seen making towards Torbay, and about
five o'clock in the evening five or six sail were in and
ar anchor--soon after which it came on to blow very
hard from the north and north-east, when the whole
of the fleet again tacked about and proceeded to the
westward, and this morning not a vessel was to be
seen fiats the heights at Berry Head : they are sup-
posed to be the fleet that sailed from Portsmouth on
Thursday
,l/zst, bound to the West Indies and Spain.
The wind is now about north with a fine breeze, and
it is hoped it will continue so, that those vessels bound
to Spain will soon reach the place of their destination.
We had a great fall of snow here last night.

GOTT
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received thi
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dispatched froi
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Con moon
ratified whirlsby r
his Exceller
I shall now transmi
ceder that the exchange of
With regard to the Armi:
. Excellency's command t 4
be must declare theicc
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yet he engages his
reecumnence hostile
army before the eKr
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