Star.
London, England, 1807-01-13 00:00:00

SIYEDEN.

I

Svocartotw, Dec. 15.—A rumour has been afloat
here for Come time Fait, of very feripas differences
between our Court and that of guffia, relative to the
frontiers of Finland. This mifunderftanding ;s Sc.
cribed to a very trifling cattle, but which, from the
impreffion it has made .at St. Peterfburgh, may be
produdive of very ferious confequences. The Ruf-
flans' in order to form a hong light corps ender Ge-
neral Benningfen, have been obliged to ftrip Carelia
of troops. A young owedifh Lieutenant, ,Fho wal
charged with relieving a putt upon the Finland friin-
tier, in eonfenuence of an overfight, took poliFis°l
of a village upon the Ruffian territory. Thi'oext
day the Governor of Frederickfdam fumutoned hiat
to leave it; the Swedifh Officer dernancted time to
fend to his fuperiors' for iiiltrultions. Ih the Al)n"
while the minds of both ishies had beck confiders-
bly embittered by the reports made upon this Aral&
Raffia, at this moment when her Wellern and ktollth;
ern frontiers- are both threatened, cannot caecisrf
from herfelf the neceffity of keeping up a good
derlandiag with Swe(ien..iteyailipe Ciwrwt

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lefty has been plaided to remit a kdbillit*dapital crib mow
proolhom obi& youP Mars hate If .gpolgloag
city which the angst! fireftime of the Gnat. and dm
. radii of his arldiabeatelsemes as este of the waft remarkable of
his incredible moquette. Your lidajefty has communicated to
the Some sad dee French: people the Mane featituents which
never ask to °coup! pm break far the good of our country and
that of Afters. Tbalienatehaltoss tower you thehomage of its
adze. Sire. what hairs you not daoe to obtain that peace which
might to wills for more than France t And let as be
permitted to tell your imperial and Royal Majefty, that the pea.
pie of France would not have heard. without Cenfibte regret, of
the imam yew SW, has Waled to procure the tranquillity
of the Cootinoot.bad you not covered Europe with your trophies.
sod &pasted the tbrocooalltleosorhigh a blind fatality had rue.
egaosly precipitate' agrdnit France: And when a fourth coalition
ba, Nipper* Were you...orbesa, at the voice of your Majetty,
ffie sordpii ethe Fremod jostle, mored terrible than the mu of tiemesa. bad overturned. ye, * and annihilated ev &Rack
that tipper's! Weir, and your Majefty Rill offered the Came peace to
eboraseray which you had propofed before you returned your shun.
juip.{Thefe are the memorable words in your Majetty's Md.
iliss).-you withal for a durable profperity, not only for your own
not
only for your allies, but even for your oaecniesm.may
thanks be rendered to your Majefty in the name of bu-
gle/64f!
Let the eilarnities fall only upon that infular government,
which provokes, propagates, and multiplies them ; and with
whom it reds entirely to put an end to them. May that Govern-
net meet with juft reprifab ; may it be denouncd I in its eons-
gone, and eoufequently through its whole evin.,, by a kind
of political anathema : may It be ifolated upon the rocks that are
onviressoi with Soma, when It than in vain attempt to (smite
Win the "lift of the gold it heaps op, and which is EIS tinged
with the blood of the unt4t unate inhabitants of the enilaved Eaft !
. ' " that Government has recalled the piradtice of the hatturous

gges, and will experience all the evils of it. Let a wall of brafa
limp it far from that Continent where the impious agitators have
Ilk often, by their influence, diffufed error and vain alarms, with
corrupting procnifes and homicidal poignards, from the cabinets of
Minifters even to the caverns of brigands, and the dens
of Ahem
Lee Europe, whole civilisation it has willed to throw back,
be fork as inhofpitable land ! Let its Mips, of which it is fo
proud. be (catered over the leas on which they tyranuize ! May
they with in vain to efeape horn the angry ocean; and on the
coaits of Europe let them only find places where they will be
wrecked without receiving affittance, where inevitab!e imprifon-
pent, or the avenging tbnndcr of the rights of nations, await them
o—AndvAat is the term which your Aiajetty will be pleated to put
to this terrible re adionl agalnft the blows which thz Englifh Go:
vernmcnt has fo often 'truck ? The moment when a Tatting
peace *hall guarantee the freedom of commerce, the liberty of the
fors,the independence of nations, the end of all the calamities with
which the Brit& Government has inundated Europe, the happi-
sets of the Englilb nation itfelf, which the Government deceives,
leads may, and degrades. from that high pinnacle of glory, whore
Co many great men had railed her.
" To eked this deliverance of European indultry, the French
people. Sire, will fecond you with their generous ezrrtions. What
Moult it not do for that augult Monarch who defpifes fatigues,
privations, and dangers, when be fights for the profperity and ho-
nour of the nation which has trulted to hint their deftinies ?
What would it not do fur the Hero it admires, and for the Father
it lows ? The Senate, Sire, has haftened to adopt the &nevi Cox-
frltato,whiell permits 83,0a0 brave men more to go under your
orders, and join in the rinks of the conquerors of Marengo, Au-
Radii*, 'and Jena, to triumph a r.l to gain a peace by conquefl—
thofe of your children, to whom the law has decreed the honour-
able privilege to march the Silt, in ..rder to lure the glory of their
feniors in arms. We thank you for calling them fo loon into
your camp, as to give them hopes of RIR finding laurels to gather
at the extremity of Europe. And in the mean time, Sire, the Se-
nate, devoted, like the people, to your Sacred Perfon, feeling it
' their glory to tranfmit to your Majefty the fentiments of the na-
tion,fimpreffes the lecret with which calls for the pretence of your
Mejefty. It is inceffantly occupied with thole prodigies which
your genius effeds, with the great odious of your invincible ar-
Inks, with the renown of their illtiltrious aids, with that peace
whoa poor Mak/it, wiR give the world, and with that happy
moment, when, as the Interireter of the public gratitude, it will
prefettt to your Imperial and Royal Majelty the homage of their
refpcd, their love, and their inviolable fidelity.

" The irefident and Secretaries.

(Sip c(1) " CAMBACERES, Arch Chancellor of the Empire.
" DEPERE, Secretary.
■ PORCHER, Ex Secretary."

POLAND.

Posts, Dec. ti.—The King of PRUSSIA feems as
if be intended to remain a fhort time at Pulufk, where
he wits prefent at the review of the Ruffian troops,
on whole account, in confequence of their murmur-
ing for agnt of their pay, be has iffued an order
upon the bank of Koningfberg for too,ooo ducats.
It is not only in ei. druant Pruilian Poland, where the
/tench entourage the opprefred Poles, but even in
the rear of the Ruffian army, in the territory be
longing to the Ruffians, that :he infurreEtion has
broken out. The whole of Lithuania is in a (late of
ferment ; and General Bcnningfen has been compel.
led to fend detachments of cavalry through the
whole of the Grand Duchy. The French Emperor,
in the mean while, takes care that the brave Poles
&ill not want arms; zo,oco mulkets have already
..I>cen dißributed.; and a vat quantity of cannon and
ammunition is on- the way from Germany. From
Magdeburg alone. upwards of
_moo° quintals of
powder have been fent. The example which has had
the greatett influence upon the Poles is that of Prince
Radzivil, who, though married to a Pruffian Princefs
of the Blood, has preferred the intereas of his coun-
try to all the advantages of confanguinity.