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London, England, 1813-06-17 00:00:00

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P4PERS RESPECTING THE SWEDISH

TREATY,
LAID BEFORE THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

substance of the Engagements between the Courts of St. Peters-
burgh and Stockholm, signed at St. Petersburg+, the .24th of.
March, 1812, so far as the same are referred to la the Treaty
between his Majesty and the King of Sweden, signed at
Stockholm on the Sd of March, 1813.
The object of the Emperor of Russia and the King
of Sweden, in forming an alliance, is stated to be for
the purpose of securing reciprocally their states and
possessions against the common enemy.
The French Government having, by the occupa-
tion of Swedish Pomerania, committed an act of hos-
tility against the Swedish Government, and by the
movements of its armies having menaced the tran-
quillity of the Empire of Russia, the Contracting
Parties engage to make a diversion against France
and her allies, with a combined force of 25 or 80,000
Swedes, and of 15 or 20,000 Russians, upon such
point of the coast of Germany as may be judged
most convenient for that purpose.
As the King of Sweden cannot make this diversion
in favour of the common cause consistently with ti e
security of his dominions, so long as he can regard
the kingdom of Norway as an enemy, his Majesty
the Emperor of Russia engages, either by nttocia-
tion ot by military co-operation, to unite the king-
dom of Norway to Sweden. He engages, moreover,
to guarantee the peaceable possession of it to his
Swedish Majesty.
Thetwo Contracting Parties engage to consider
the acquisition of Norway by Sweden as a prelimi-
nary niilitai y operation to the diversion on the coast
of Germany, and the Emperor of Russia promises to
place for this object, at the disposal and under the
immediate orders of the Prince Royal of Sweden, the
corps of Russian troops above stipulated.
The two Contracting Parties being unwilling, if it
can be avoid( d, to make an enemy of the King ot
Denmark, will propose to that Soveteign to accede
to ti;is alliance, and will offer to his Danish Majesty
to proema for him a complete indemnity for Nor-
way, by a territory more contiguous to his German
dominions, provided his Danish Majesty will cede
for ever his rights .:o the kingdom of Norway to the
King cf. Sweden.
In case his Danish Majesty shall refuse this offer,
and shall have decided to remain in alliance with
Trance, the to o Contracting Parties engage to consi-
der Denmark as their enemy.
As it has been expressly stipulated that the en.
gagement of his Swedish Majesty to operate with his
troops in Germany in favour of the common cause,
shall not take effect until after Norway shall have
been acquired by Sweden, either by the cession of the
King of Denmatk, or in consequence of military
operations, his Majesty the King of Sweden engages
tp transport his army into Germany, according to a
plan of campaign to be agreed upon, as soon as the
above object shall have been attained.
His Britannic Majesty to be invited by both Powers
tp acct.:de to, and to guarantee the stipulations con-
tained in the said Treaty.
By subsequent Convention, signed at Abo, the
30th ot August, 1812, the Russian auxiliary force
was to be carried to 35,01i/0 ynen?
An Account of oil's of :charge drawn on the Lords Commif.
col ors (.1 Li. Majvsly's Treasury, and of Monies issued under
thr:r 1 ordshiy.' Wacrauts, for the Sery se of the :'wedisla Go-
• s.trttn,ent, in vltalt, of die 7 teaty of the .?,,1 March, 1813.
bills than by Ee:watd TI ornton, E.sq. accepted by order of the
Lords C't mmi,sion:rs of his Majesty's Treasury, and which
were l aid prior to aLd on the lotb June, 1813:
Date of Bills. Late of Payment. Sums.
11;13.
.11113.
)(latch 0 - - - May 5 - . . 18,324 19 1
a - - 27 - - 10,000 0 0
13 • 17 - - 15,067 8 7
1' - 31 - . 11,0r.0 0
19 - - June 11 - • -11,4 U 10 10
5;2 - - 16 . . - 12,1^.6 17 8

69,9p7 16 2

inls aipwr. by Edward Thnrozon Esq. accepted by order of the
~.olds Loninoc,iotte;s of hi% M.,jr.ty'... Treasury, and which
become due eubsequciatly to el:e 10:11 of June,l6l3 :
Date of Bill 4 Late when Due. - Suiu.
1813. 1813.
Niarch 25 . la . 'nue 17 , • ' 9,354 9 7
Aird s - . 9 . - 7 5,427 10 1
10 - 7 - 24 7 - - 11,300 12 2
16 - - 28 - - - 284102 12 2
24 - - . Joly 5.. - - 3107 17 9
iTay 1 s 13 - - - 36,291 710
14 - t.. I. 4 - - - 23,C00 0 ti

£144,991 9 7
klonie6 iatied to Baron de Rebaucrn, by the Paytnaster-Gene-
ril, under warrants of the Lurds Conallirgduners of his Ma-
je*ty's
11 arrant dated Ist inne, 1018, - Z 75,000 0 0
1411.0 - - - - - - 75,C00 o 0
150,000 0 0

Mal - ai. 364,902 6 9
Memortndurn of Swedish troops an ived at Stral-
mind

rnreiin Office, Jane )6, ma.
It appars by the latest advicts received from his
11lajesi.}4s savants on the Continent, that successive
divisions of S‘,e(!ith troops had arrived at Stralund,
from their different p juts GI enilmrkation in Sweden:
ezclusiye of a corps oi
-,nt to ithetm twenty-

IARLIAWNTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 16.

In the cause 1, Tsmkins and the Attorney-General," Mr.
Scaittar was heard in reply. Judgment on Monday.
In the case " The Earl of Morton and Stuart," Sir S. Ro-
atittv and Mr. HORNE& were heard for the Appellant; and
Mr.ADAP4 and Mr. BitouGHAM for the respondent. Judgment
on Friday.
In the case of 1, Scotland and Mercer," Sir S. Itostitty was
Leard for the Appellant. Further proceedings on Monday.
The Militia Bill was read a third time : the Election Writs'
Bill committed: and the Pall-mall and Mary-la-bonne Park-
street Bill, the Irish Cotton XII, and other+, were brought up
from the COMMODS, and read a first time.
Lords Sr.-VINCENT and CLitts, acrd the Bishop of Rocats-
TEa, took the oaths
Lord Worrwoalli was introduced by Lords MELvitis arid
Sins! o urn, and the Earl Mar.dial (Duke of Noarotit), and took
the oaths and his scat as a British Viscotiut.
Lord LIVERPOOL laid on the Table the Papers which he
had agreed to produce in regard to the Swedish Treaty.—
Adjounacd.

the total stressgth of %Mc!' (ex,
Porneianeitit,) is stited W itaiui
dlicht tnen.