Star.
London, England, 1809-08-14 00:00:00

CO7TENBL7CII MAIL:

;uot.m, J r.Y 31.—His Majesty has received
from the Swedish General Count Wredik
int the head-quarters, Sundswel, stating, that
[2jor General Dobeln, Commander of the
army in knitland, had made every disposi-
a vigorous attack upon the enemy, he re-
bitter from the General of the Norwegian
le Adjutant of Division 'Krogh, representing
:hat as there was every reason to hope that a
could very speedily take place between the
ions, it would be advisahre to avoid the Untie-
!frusion of blood, and agree to a suilension
, A convention was accordinglf.concluded
General Dobeln and General Krogh, on the
Julys according to which an Atmistice
face between the two armies, to continue till
d August inclusive, by which day all the Nor-
troops are to evacuate the Swedish territory.
•Estn:RG, AUG. Majesty's. ship Ardent
vesterday from the island of Anholt, from
six of the crew, (the boatswain, the signal-
and four others) had stolen the yawl, 'a com-
td a telescope, and made their escape tp Fal-
, from which place they travelled over !land
m!,urg, where they were followed by'a
nt the Ardent, who met them in,the street
Irwin of their arrival, and secured the whole
They were sent on board, where a*.Collit*
will decide their fate.
,ave this day received accounts from orways;
hat Prince Augnstenberg had refuseil the sue-
to the CrrAvn of Sweden„.;lnd that the l(thg
nark had zppointed him Viceroy of Norway,
rnmantler in chief of the troops of drat king.

also reported to-dar, that 000 ftpssian trno.ps
d ajranced into Bothnia had Loki forced to
,te to t!ie ;,‘‘-edish forces which had marched
e them ; and that th'e. Rdssians in•the island
(d had snircniered to an English squadron,
lad unexpeczedly appeared.
also said that 2000 Norwegian troops, -which
trod Sweden,.are taiort• prisoners, and that an
e had been ;:ronted.
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IN (; STA IL

LONDON.

MONDAY, .A UGUST 14-
!F. OF STOCKi, *THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
; pc: Colt. Cuns. for monty 4q---for acc. •
Reduced 64±.—Omniurn .prem.

le Gazette of Saturday, two dispatches r:ozn
wen published, d.tted the 7th and
t. but in our last we gave accounts from Wal.
dcwn to the 10th. The intelligence given in
zette comirms the reports we had before com-
ted of the preparations of the enemy.

n•ing cur readers to the preceding columns for
of tiie Ga,iette, we have now to state that ac-
rerc received this morning down to the evening
3day last, brought to Yarmouth by the Arer.4o
•t, which has•come over to take in water for

tlie came away Flushing
.was still in the
the enemy. A new battery had been opetrd

place that afternoon, it was expected
effxt a breach, •when it was hoped the
surrender—should it still hold out, it was
:)d.that an a:tempt would be made to carry
am, when a practicable breach is made.

garrim, as we have more than .once stated,
.d:cut 6000 men : of these abbitl '2OOO arc
Irish—belonging to the Irish luigade in the

accounts by this vessel state that an atternpt

.de by the enemy a few days ago. o send tol
lusLin” a reinforcement of 5000 ntitiiifiom Att,t-1
1
...erp, in flat-bottcmed boats ; but that. hi'vh•kg belet
ilfscricd by
.some of our . gun-hoath_
: pened ni)on them a tremendous fire,.ana with such
..17ect,II.at the greater part of the.erremy's• boats wet e
with'all en beard !—This intelligence is stated
letters from different ships in the Expedition.
Since writing the above, we have received infor-
mation of the arrival of another transport at Yar-
mouth, which hit oiir fleet so late as Saturday morn-
ing, at tinae Flushing still contiitued-to bid our
afray defiance. We apprehend there lists been another
rae by the besieged, for our letters state the capture
rt a ench neneral and some - men,. but without
On whit occasion they veretalcen.
I:4I'ORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM
SPAIN. . .

The gazette of Sattrday also ccntiini dispatches
.1:rill Sir Astruva Wr.tr.ner:ey—or rather extracts
frrat digpatches received from that Central. It would
rr wri;ng to conceal that even by those in power they
'erre constde►ed as far from pleasing ; but they judged
in cnrr.witinicating them. The British► Public
Phnuld never be kert in ignoracce of the state and
nperations of our armies engaged on "foreign service.
The eiTect of the

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