Star.
London, England, 1809-06-09 00:00:00

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SWEDEN.

ACottenburgh Mail arrived yesterday, and bronet
euefiiian Papers, from which we have given extract,
jig the
_next page.—This morning another Mail
rived, which has brought- a ;confirmation of Russi
having recommenced hoitilities.
This Mail has likewise brought a Declaration by
the States of Sweden, in justification of their taking
the reins of Government from the late King. A
State Paper is also published, dated Petersburg'', sth
May, in which that Court demands possession of
Finland, and the exclusion of the British from Swe•
dish ports. No particular Sovereign is however dicta ed
to the Swedes : the Declaration merely alludes to
the unsettled state of the Government.
GOTTENBURGH, MAY 26, Six o'Clock,
" We have thls monsent received Information that the Russians
have positively broken the armistice, ar.d have taken possession
of the town of Tomes, and 700 men who garrisoned it.
" Their demands arc said to be, that the Oueen shall be ap-
pointed Regent during the minority of her son ; that Finlatid
shall be ceded, and that the Swedish ports shall be shut against
England—the whole proposition having bve:i rejected, is the cause
of the recommencement of hostilities."
" MAT 29.—We have a report that 40,0(`0 Russians are force•
ing their way into Sweden, the ice being still strong enough In
the Gulf of £o•haes for the passage of heavy artallery. The o[s
cial account of the Russians having entered Tomsk afrissti this
moraine'

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. THE ARMY.
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The Bret division of the Leicester Militia marched into Porte-
mouth yesterday morning, and were to be followed by the ry
mainder of them this day.
The Ist Battalion of the 6th Regiment, commanded by Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Wade, is completed to 110 u men,frein the second
battalion, and will embark hi the scum's:if a frw 'days at Rama.
gate.
Tn. Sapednion which Sailed from the Downs, under convoy
of the Kangaroo and Nymph sloops of war; has brought up in
Cowes Roads, Isle of Wight.
The Hardy gun brig has sailed from Portsmouth fir Cork,
with 13 sail of transports under convoy, destined to take troops on
board from the latter place, for Portugal.
The transports, wits the 23d Light Dragoons, commanded by
Colonel Set uuva,and 300 of the Commissariat Corps on board,
sailed en Monday se'neight, Irvin the Cove of Cork, fon yortngal,
under convoy of the Emerald, of 33 gem, Captain MX it LA rin.
The 2d Battalion of the 42d Highland itegimenwhetnr on duty
la the garrison of Dsiblin, has he,n ordered on their route for
Cork, there to embark for foreign service with the expedition none
tinder orders for that purpose.
Tuuraday and Friday last the Argykahire Militia, nilartered at
Aberdeen for almost two years rr.archieu out from thence on their
mute for Ayr.
On the same days, the 94th regiment marched in to occupy
their quarters in Aberdeen b,rracks. They are a Atte body 'of
men, mustering, we believe, about 700, although very lately rer
turned from India.
The nth, or laniskilling regiment of Dragoons, consisting of
ten troops, are proceeding from Scotland to Ireland. •
A body of tree fn, consisting of four regiments, the sth, 28th,
42d, and ti2d, will be very speedily assembled at Cork, and ent;•
barked for Portugal.
The Hon. Colonel HA ItSO RD'S and Colonel PET El corps of
Local Militia having performed their 21 dars duty at Yarmouth,
marched home yesterday morning. SeNotral of the men have vo-
lunteered into other regiments.. ' . • • •


INTELLIGENCE.

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FALMOUTH, halt 6.—Put in the Eurydice, COMPTON, far
Surinam, by contrary wind`.
PLYMOUTH, hues 7.—The Parthian, Capt. HOLte D, arrived
last night at nine o'clock, from 0?orto, with Colonel. SWA t'sY,
General Pansy, anti another Officer, with dispatches, which br
immediately set off with, express, for London.
POILTSMOUTH, JUNI S.—Arrived the Pilot gun-brig, with dis-
patches from Malta, in 29 days; Croydon, Williams, front St.
Domingo, in 49 days:—Wind S. •
'ast mourn, Juba I.—Atrived from Gottenburgh,with mails
and passengers, the King George, Capt. SAUNDZIS ; Auckland,.
Capt. BHIDGI ; and the Lady Nepean, Capt. Lava tic ; and froth
Heligoland the Beaufoy packet Capt. NOR It s, who is the bearer
of dispatches, and who immediately set off fur London-41u
packets remain. The vessel mentioned in my lasi, and which
struck en the Home Sand, is the Mercurius sloop of war;
the floated off the sand, and was taken possession of by the
shore boats from Lowestoft, and brought into these roads.
—Arrived the Nymphen, of 36 guns, from Gottesiburgh, having
received considerable damage in the late gales; and Ned Elvin
and Starling gan-brigs.--Sailed the Calypeo sloop of war, with the
North-west skips under convoy, this meriting at five o'clock.
GRAILUND, JUNK B.—Arrived the AdMiral Berkely, Ni by,
from Monte Video, and Brookbank, Gillard, from Cadiz.—
Sailed the Rucker., Ireland, for Martinique ; Bee, Stone:ousts,
for Halifax ; and Flora, Butterworth, for Iceland.
GREENOCK. JUNE 5.
Arrived here on Saturday the Jason, Stewart, from Trinidad;
sailed thence April 19. left loading, for Clyde, the Elizabeth, "
Baird; Fame, hisTaggart ; sad Recovery, Wyllie; the two former
to sail ia company 10 days after; spoke on the 26th, in lat. IS N.
63 15 W. the Duchess of York, from London to Coracoa; and
on 22d May the brig Neptune. Thoinaskfroin Liverpool to New.
foundluid, out 11 days, all well.

Advises here yesterday received from Buenos;
Ayres of the overthrow of LimEns and his partrat
that plate, and that the Governor of Monte Vicl4
had repaired thither to take himself the Government;
leaving General ELK) in the command at the former
place. Thus has a complete victory been obtained'
over all the intrigues of Gallic agents intOuth Ani
rica. At the date of these advice& 13 of LibUSKeie
adherents had been hanged. q 1 och
A Jamaica Mail arrived yesterday. We formerfr,
stated that the differerices between the Executive and
the Legislative branches of the Government had line
pily terminated. Major General CARITICAL4S.,.
had before the late prorogation disobeyed skgittiols
requiring him to attend the House of Assembly, was
ordered to be taken intS custody, and upon appearing:
at the bar, regretted that his conduct should hair..
.been deemed a breach of prirshileipgyite4ll::
4th:fer:::
upon ordered to be discharged. . ,
A number of Frenchmen from Cuba .recenrly
landed in Jamaica, about nine miles from'Kingiton
and it was discovered that by
was a regular communication maintiijuisett there for
the-reception of their countrymen. The 2oLiee
vigilantly engaged in examining into the affair, •stricr
one American Captain had been fined 7011fdr land
Freqchnsen without t4eprpper nqiceuf the 'Gqaim",
,taker.' •
COON El-411401G0, .MARK-LANte IpXl I.—To•dwr there iii
but a middling supply of Wheat, and no fine sansplevf seesied'inct
Inferior qualities ut this node continue at little vsulalibtißarilet
rather dearer—Good boilirg -Peas are again bOr*er ;:bof remit
Foreign of orilluary quint,/ on bad.—Grvy,
two kinds likewise rashes dearer”.oass also, vitildtrior in'trfterst-
ble supply, and large arrivaie of FonsignitsUr4"lo4*"6o6l2''
test priee.s.

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