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b b toold
on j 0? NI US 2r, surely they CO
not reluse to grant * probate to the will of the last
liament, executed by 237 persons, and attested by
jO6 witnesses I
Sir JOHN NEWPORT rose sardistiond cries of
Quits* ! The Honourable Baronet observed. that
As there were very many Members who were anxious
.to *peak on the question, be should move an adjourn.
rnent of its consideration to Monday.
Here being loud cries of No, me Go " !
• Lord CASTLE REA Gld remarked, that it would
• be quite impossible to come tp a conclusion on this
important question this night ; and it, therefore. ap:
paared to him, that the only point of consideration
was, whether the House would then 'adjourn, or at a
late hour ?
The motion for deferring the further consideration
of the subject of debate was then put and carried.—
Adjourned at two o'clock till Monday.

IMPORTANT ST.

^E JIAPERS.

DISMISSAL OF TpiE FRENCH AMBASSADOR FROM
SWEDEN.
Copy of a Letter from M. De Cobre, Charge D'Afalres from
his Majesty the Emperor of the Frendt, King of Italy, at the
Court of Stockholm, to Ma Excellency the Baron D'Enger-
strom, Chief Minister of State to his Swedish Majesty, dated
Stockholm, December St, tete.
" The under signed Charge d'Affaires of his Ma-
jesty the Ernpcn:)r of the French, King of Italy, has
received the official Note, which his Excellency M.
the Baron D'Engerstrom addressed to him yesterday,
the 20th of December, in which it is stated in sub-
stance—

That his Swedish Majesty having Igt vain awaited an expla-
nation rotative to the entrance of the French into. Potnerania., re-
lative to the removal of the King's Officers to Magdeburg, and
the capture of Swedish ships by French eruizers, his Majesty has
ordered his Minister of State and of Foreign Affairs, to declare
to the Underyign,...l, that, his preaence at Stockholm being alto-
gether useless, his Majesty desire, that the Undersigned shall
quit Sweden as soon as possilde, and that be should, at ahe same
tame, be furnished with the passports necessary for his voyage.'

46 The undersigned •conceives it unnecessary to
' dwell upon the imputation contained in the said offi-.
• cial Note, insinuating that his Majesty the Emperor
and King had acted contrary to the faith of treaties.
It would be easi for the undersignel to refute this
-,. charge, by recalling the conditions of the treaty con.
chided at Paris on the 6th of January ; and proving,
b facts, that Sweden has not fulfilied, in any one
the obligations imposed by her engagements
4 'That instrument, although France had ahewn
' lithe most zealous desire to restore to her that same
' Pomerania which had been conquered by the Impe-
rial and Royal arms in the List war.
66 The Undersigned has to observe, that it has
ver, either verbally or by writing, been notified. to
.. t his diplomatic relations would be suspend-
.l he had given a categorical answer to the ex-
, • ' tions demanded of him by the Swedish Ministry.
•
ois Excellency the Minister of State and of Foreign
Affairs, in his letter of the 7th of September last, ad.
dressed to the Charge d'Aff.iires of France, limits
himself to datianding of the Undersigned, 6 Vibe-
" ;her he is in Sweden as the agent of a friendly or
hostile Pewee—declaring at the same time to the
Undersigned, that his conunuance in the States of his
Swedish Majesty, depends on the answer' which he
shall find himself prepared to give to this question.
r a With respect to the principal object of the offiCial
_Note from his Excellency the Minister of State and
of Foreign Ag4iis, the Undersigned will not lose a
moment to bring it ander the cognizance of his Court;
but it depends not upon him to Gory the desire of his
Swedish Majesty, On the contrary, it is his duty to
declare, that he will never consent to abandon the
post which the Emperor and King, his august Master,
has deigned to confide to him, before he shall have
obtained bis Imperial and Royal Majesty's orders to
that effect. •

But if his Swedish Majesty, in virtue of his sove-
reign rights, will cause it to be signified to the Under-
.
signet, sfcially and in writing, that he will no longer
permit his residence in Sweden, the Undersigned,
conceiving that under these circumstances he will
only be yielding to force, will not hesitate to avail
himself, with the shortest possible delay, of the pass-
. port which he has now the honour to send back here-
with to his Excellency M. the Baron d'Engerstrom,
Minister of State and of Foreign Affairs ; because,
pll the existence of the circumstances which he has
specified, it will be impossible for him to make use of
it, and, therefore, to no purpose to keep it.
0 The undersigned has the honour to be, &c.
AUO. DE DAUS."

OPY OF A LBTTER FROM HIS EXCELLENCY M. BARON
D'ENGERSTROIII, TO M. DE CABRE, DATED STOCK.
/ROLM, DECEMBER 23, 1812.

!• d have received the letter, Sir, which you have
done me the honour to address to me, under date of
the 21st of this month and having, in the course of
qty official duty, laid it before the Icing, his Majesty
Charges me again to repeat to you that your presence
at Stockholm cannot be tolerated any longer. Your
diplomatic character having now ceased. you will
find yourself, Sir, in the situation of all ordinary
foreigners ' • and, consequently, subject to the execu-
tion of all the orders which the Police may find it
necessary to give respecting et:. The Chief Go-
vernor of that department, to whom reports, very
little to your advantage, have been made respecting
you, has received orders to make you quit the capital
within 24 hours. A Commissary of Police will
accompany you to the frontier : and by these means
you will not have any further occasion for the pass-
ports which. you have seat back to me.
(Signed) " BARON D'ENGERSTROM."
COPT OF A LETTER FROM M. DE CAERE TO HIS EXCEL-
LENCY THE BARON DIESCHIRSTROM, SEC. *C. DINED
STOCKHOLM, DEC. 23.
6! I have just this moment received the letter which
you have this day written to me, in which your Ex-
cellency. announcing to me for the first time • that
my diplomatic functions have ceased,' informs me at
the same time, • that I become subject to the orders
of the Police, and that the Governor has received in-
structions to cause me to be conducted to the Iron-
s r.'—This determination of the Swedish Govern-
ment, a* ad the manner in which it is communicated
to me, appears to me more than sufficient to justify
we in the eyes of my Court, for abandoning the post
which I have filled with honour for more than a year
at the Court of his Majesty the King of Sweden. I
request, in consequence, that your Excellency will
scud me back My passport, of which I intend to avail
utyse.t, with the least possible delq."

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