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London, England, 1801-06-17 00:00:00

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lALSCP. oN A, WI --The follow it letter
to Admiral CIONSTADT, Commander in hief of
the Swedifh Fleet, was to-day received by a Flag
of Truce from Admiral Nassau :
St Garr, at Sea, May 33, 1301.
Sirt—ln the correfpondence which your Excel-
lency had with the late Commander in Chief of the
Britifh Fleet in the Baltic, who notified to you,
that the'Swedifh fleet in the Cattegat and the Bal-
tic should not be molefted by the Britifh cruisers,
I find no counter-declaration to the fame tenor on
the part of Sweden.' •
I mull therefore requeft of your Excellency as
explicit declaration that the trade of Great-Britain
in the Cattegat, and the Baltic, !hall in no man-
ner be moleffed by Sweden. Your Excellency'
*ill perceive the neceffity of fuch a reciprocal de.
claration. I am, with the utmoft refpea, •
Your Excellency's molt obedient fervent,
NELSON IND BIONTI.
To this the following anfwer was returned tz.e.
Carifcrona, May ie.
Admiral—l have to-day had the honour to re-
ceive your Excellency's letter. of the sad inflate:
Artily inftrudions do not permit me to ifroo
orders relative to the conduct to be purfued with
refped to the trade of Great-Britain, I fhaLf-trasrf,
mit the letter of your Excellency to the King my.
Mailer,. and When rreceive the commands of his
Majefty on the fubjea, !hall immediately have-
the honour to communicate to you an official-an- ,
liver. I remain, with the utmoft efteern, •
CIeONSTILLIT.
An extra poll from Stockholm of the aoth, how-
ever, bringing the Royal Ordinance relative- to
the Engliffi trade, the cutter Hoff was immediate-
ly difpatched with a flag of truce, and the folloW•
ing later was fent to Lord Ntssow•t' '
Cartkrosa. Ma vi.
Admiral--I have this moment received 'the or-
der of the King my Mailer for taking off the em-
bargo on the trade and navigation to England, a
copy of which I herewith tranfmit to your Excel-
lency. I have loft no time in making this com-
munication to your Excellency, as your Excellen-
cy in your letter of yelletday requefted it from me,
and as I am now enabled, according to my pro-
mire, to return you an official anfwer.
I am, &c. ' Caousraer.
ST. PITLISIIVRON• MAT 12.—COMIL ALEI•11-
DIN Woaoszow, who had been difiniffed the fer-
vice, is =flared to his former rank, and nominated
Senttor, in the firft department of the Senate; be
has, betides, received the Order of &. Andre* a
and Count Arossos Mussist-Poscaam, that of
St. Aim, of the fira daft.
Englifli Captains and San's are now daily ar-
riving from the interior of the Empire, who will be
fent to Cronftedt, where they will have their flips
rellored to them, which have been repaired, by
order of his Imrsatat. bfajarre. The Office of
Liquidation has received orders to give up the pro-
that was under hqueltration ; which order
wilily notified to the Enka' and Ruffian ma,
chants to-morrow. The Engliffi have to give in
theirxwo eftintates and every thing will be placed
as much as poffible, on the fame footing as on the
asd of Oaober of laft year. Trade will (son now
revive. At Riga, fevers! Engin Captains have
already taken parifion of their fhips.
VITNNA, May so.—Count FILMIC'S OfDiedrich-
Rein, it is raid, will go to London, on a fpecial
Letters from Conflantinople Rate, that fame of
the perfons who offended M. de Tassaita, the Rut-
ian Ambafikdor. when vifiting the niofque of
Soiessam 11. Tome time 'ago, have been feeeeelY
ponifhed. The Matti was aged to give up
armlets, by order of the Brand delgmor„
which four of them were arangled, and
publicly whipped. •
•*. &use, May 30.,—0ur la* accouste frOm the
Tafirifle (tenders Rate, that in Borah' the '
fist,
ire preparing for war, and covering -their
places• with etcampments. while at Cmtiantilsop
negochttions for peace with France art carrying
as the meditation of a friendly 'nightspot-
big *erne Seward ebesieri, with difpatehee fries
Consiple foe Belgesile, have •ss.ftopped.
tea Sophia, on account deb* commotion@ °cal,
boned by two Pee nee in diet mighbootheod. who
are at war with one enotber. Orders hate been
feet frotn Coaantissople **seducing the PAVIA
of judos fail Obedience, hot the troops diipatehal•
4111,110 re not ventured to approach him,
fartses"being more numerous, and his pettr
'hong in that chart&
• Faemeaeoar, Jere is—The fort of Cad,. near
Mentz, is not yet sompiedieFurrelneh troops, het
a French corpora, iindfour ;tidier' are Rationed
in the cuflomberofe. The I Commandaint
of Caffer has orders to give Ivey to force only..and
alaii has not hitherto been applied by the Fran*.
The Pealed, Jo a. tear, has tent a marktto Paris,
Comer iarnaions. Some diffenniees have
taken Once in the Rhinegan, between the aegis
oftbelaedor of Mans and the French, on aemOne
of a quantity of wine, belonging to.the eccleffisf-
deal Seminaries at Meats. which the latter carried
tff force.
The Neapolitan Miniber, Marquis de GALLO,
rsM bad arrived hem dont Paris, has fince pm-fe-
ed liirjourney for Viettna. He led a Charge d'Af-
faires at Paris.—Cousfellor Bonita*' whom our
Senate bad fete to Vienna, is returned hither.
Mutsu,
frVIIII s.—The city of Afchaffenburh
Ivas formally beta declared the refideisce of the
Valor of blames, acid all the PolifiC funaionanes
have received enters to ratline the drefs they &s-
-ourly ufed to wear in their official taiwities.
Banes or Tilt MAYS, JONI 2.--en the reports
in circulation, of the French being y ad=
hag again to the Right Links oCalss
,amfiderable force, are, as yet. •
neither is Flirentireitftein agate tt•capied *aft
The principal reafim why the French
to take paciton of Carel again, is the taraftrilly
'Cty Jews travelling in Germany, having Wen
ed (lithe French Citizens of that perihe-
lia', on coming from the left Banks of the Rhine.
The Elector of SMILNIA, who had arrived at
Carlfrube on the Stith ult. Co our on his return for
Munids, from that place, as the 3oth. lie Aro in.

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