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'4 Head-quarters, at Frederickshall, Oct. 9, 1814.
" The Swedish Commissioners to the Norwegian
Diet, viz. their Excellencies Baron Roseralad, Ba-
ron Wettcrstedt, Bishop Rosenstein, and the Secre-
taries of State Count Morner and Mr. De Wirsen,
left this on the 4th instant, and arrived next day at

Christiania.
6, The Deputies from all the districts having met
at Christiania, the assembly was occupied the whole
of yesterday in the verificat►on of their powers. The
Director of Police, Dirichs, has been elected Vice-
Peesident, and the Soren-Scriver Christie, Secretary.
04 The question was agitated, whether it was ne-
cessary to receive powers containing special instruc-
tions, and it was almost unanimously decided in the
negative. This is important, inasmuch as it is said
that the Deputies from Trondheim and Bergen were
provided with instructions hostile to the union.
According to all the information received, the
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tone of the Deputies is marked by moderation.
44 Prince Christian yesterday transmitted to Mr.
Rosencrantz his act of abdication. The Council of
State will to-morrow communicate it to the Diet.—
The Prince has, nevertheless, expressed a wish that a
deputation should at the same time wait upon him,
meaning to place in their hands a duplicate of this
act, after which he will depart without delay."
4' Head-quarters at Frederickshall, October 14.
" Prince Christian intended to deliver on the 10th,
his speech to the Diet ; but that assembly, in order to
conform exactly to the Convention of Moss, having
declared itself constituted on the Bth, Mr. Rosen.
crantz, after having communicated that the health of
the Prince did not permit him to appear in person,
read the speech, which is an exposition of the cunduct
of Prince Christian since the peace of Kid.
460 n the 10th a deputation of 25 Members, having
at its head the Counsellor Treschow, repaired, at the
request of the Prince, to Ladegaardso, to receive from
his hands his act of abdication. This formality being
gone through, the Prince departed the same nigh:,
and went on hoard a Norwegian brig of war.
,6 The Diet is already divided into Lag and Odals7 ing.
The Sorenscriver Christie has been elected President
for the occasion, when the two sections shall unite ;
and the Soreaseriver Weidemann is appointed Secre-
tary. A Committee is about to be nominated, to exa-
amine the state of the kingdom, and to receive the
" communications which the Swedish Commissioners
have to make in the name of their King. The num-
, her f Deputies amounts at present to 78. Those from
Nordland and Finmark have not yet arrived.
64 Admiral Baron Platen has just been appointed
sixth Commissioner of the King to the Diet."
Headquarters at Fredericksball, October IS.
46 The Swedish Commissioners having been invited
in the name of the Diet of Christiania to communi-
cate their propositions, they appeared in that assembly
on the 13th. Baron Rosenblatt there delivered a dis-
course, in which he announced the object of their
mission. Mr. Christie, President, replied, that the
Diet would deliberate on these communications with
all the promptitude which their importance would
admit ot. The Commissioners then presented their
powerg, and the pl in of constitution. When they
had quitted the Assembly, this plan was there read.
—lt is known that the liberal principles there laid
down, and the discourse of the Commissioners, have
produced a favourable impression on the minds of
Members.
46 Mr. Christie has been elected President of the
Odals Ting ; and Count Wedel-Jarlsberg, of the
Lag Ting.
~ The Diet has elected two new Counsellors of
State, Color el liegerman, and Mr. Fasting, .com-
mander of the brigs of war."