Star.
London, England, 1812-02-22 00:00:00

TEJE EVENINC; Sl' It.

LONDON.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22.
PRICE 01, STOCKS THIS' DAY Al' OWE O'CLOCK
3p r Reduced 6211-4 per Cent 7311
3 vvr Ct. Coils. for money 62H—Lo. for atC. 62i
5 pi.r Ct. ty3i-1146.1i 1 54. !OA. pr.—Durilion
Exch. liiila W. lOs. ve.—L4rig Ann,. 16 5-15ths •

That some negotiations are now rnding between
the Courts of London and Stockholm is, we think,
highly probable. No Minister has arrived from Swc.
den, (as has been reported), but it is confidently as-
serted that Baron ltEnausiN has resumed his func-
tions as Charge-J'Atlaires for th it Cu.intry, and sow
arts in that c.yacity till the arrival of a new Minister.
From the tone of BkatxauJr eei late 2roclatnation
to his subjects, it is plain that he has.no confidence in
any of the possible advansiges that have been pro-
mised to him by the French to induce his
hearty co-operation agains: Great Biitain. Indeed,
we have no doubt whatever, that, though a French-
man, he wishes to act independently, and for himself,
for we have reason to believe, that his present eleva-
tion, though obtained with the knowledge of NAPO.
LEON, was procured without his aid. But, like every
ltu.er skirted by the French armies, he mu..t be
guided by circumstances and considerations of policy.
Could he see the possibility and probability of an
:effectual check being given to the northern encroach-
ments of NAPOLEUN, we have no doubt as to the
manner in which he would act.

It will be seen by the following extract of a letter,
that the Swedes, in conjunction with the French,
mount guard at Stralsund. This joint service is the
constant practice of the latter, when they take posses-
sion of any place under the like circumstances, and
the ol,ject has uniformly been to deceive the inhabi-
tants, as long as this illusion can be of any use to
these intruders :

to
GOTTENP.6•RGII, Frs. 7.
" As you, no doubt, arc already apprised that Swedish Porn:-
rania, and the Lae of Rugen, are in the occupation of the French
troops, you will not be at all surprised that the usual conimuni
cation by the packet boats bd.% ern Ystadt and Stralsund has
w bully Ct a ,ed.

With regard to the consequences, for the present, at least,
there itqstility between the Swedes and the French at Stral-
sund, atal the soldiers ot both mount guard togt ther in that fortress."

NorrixcatANt Rtors.—A letter received from Not 7
tingliani, this morning, dated February 21, says,
" Notwithstanding all the vigilance of the Civil Au-
thorities, and the nightly parading of an immerse
number cd soldiers, the frame-breakers conth.ne the;r
daring operations : for this morning about five
o'clock, five warp lace-frames were broken in
\Vest-street, Broad-lane, in this Town. The de-
predators entered in at the chamber-window, by
means of a ladder, and while some of them stood
guard over the master and mistress, others proceeded
into the workshop, and did the business•they came to
perform ; which having done, they retired away in
safety ; indeed it would have been dangerous to have
opposed them, fur, according to the best information
I can obtain, there were not fewer than 30 armed
with firelocks, pistols, &c. in the neighbourhood. A
woman was fired at for calling out murder, in order
to create an alarm. The post is going, which occa-
sions the brevity of this letter."

The dispatches from Mr. EmirEn to the British
Government, received nsterday, state, that the public
opinion in America was in a must distracted state on
the question of Peace or War.

The report of a French fleet having appeared off
Kinsale, proves to have originated in a mistake of the
signals.

His Majesty's brig Locus?, csuizing off the North
Foreland, has detained and sent into Ramsgate the
schooner Fairplay, of Alexandria, from Virginia to
Tonningen, laden with tobacco.