Star.
London, England, 1818-08-14 00:00:00

E.V4l:va OF SWEDEN.

Th, Nuremberg
.Correspondent of the 4th instant
o,
the following article respecting the death f
thelite Bing of Sweden:
The Public Prints mentioned some time ago a
dence between the late King of Sweden and
epre.ent Kin. The occasion of this correspondence
the following:—The son of the deposed King
I scarcely approached the age at which a Crown
to of Brve.,en, according to the laws of that king-
,nay be declared of full age, with the permis-
• his .I*.her, when Gustavus IV. tignified to him
.ention to give him this permission, and at the
ime, that ne expected him from Hiedeberg, at
(,there the Ex-King at that tune resided), in
srire him his paternal advice respecting the
• in which he might come forward in life.—
. , h:licvtd that he ought to dissuade him from
any pretension to the Swedish Throne, but
larvever, of opinion, that if the Prince enter-
-4.1.1 Ji.rereat notions on this subject from his fa-
- r did not feel tempted to wish to govern a
r.;:ritb had rejected him as its Monarch, the
~c ~;;.2.f it, at all events, to his station, as soon
IV AS Of :i3e, publicly to declare himself respec-
t;,,,.,l6rnen-ions to the Swedish Thrboe, whether
to reserve them, or to bring them
time and opportunity ofereJ or wholly
I,lem.
:.; instants declined the permission to des-
.. of age, and indeed all negotiation with
-
1 the subject. The latter, therefofe, in a
ilanan, 26th August, 1817, acquainted
king of Sweden with this affair. In the
i; without date, the King,. then Crotvn
t .*.veden, acknowledges the purity and eon-
:is of the Ex-Kiag's political principles, al-
frmality of a renunciation of the Swe-
-1:1roue that might be made by Prince Gustavus
merely recognize the right of the nation to
ans, dyaiity, but would not give this right
i.ra, which already possessed it, and had
iv .1: its of it in three elections since the abdication
tit:a...anti IV.
Sh Prince Gustavus one day attempt to in-
f r. wita the rights and the tranquillity of the Swe-
nation, PaOVIDEICZ would protect, as it has
&me, the Scandinavian Peninsula, and the
11 inv:alable alliance of the Emperor
disapprove of every intrigue against
The nation would not renounce the right
ing its dynasty as an hereditary privilege.—
is: election, the King of Denmark, among
as a candidate for the Swedish Throne, and
acted by Napoleon; but no power had at
supported its preten..ions by force. The
II unanimously on the Crown Prince, whom
alopted as his son. He had not considered
each to the Throne as a happiness; for, as
cf a connwy conquered by France, he had
Ens greatly Prces were to be pitied who
trierform in a worthy manner the duties of
rim, and were hindered by circumstances.
awl drat his successors might constantly bear
the principle of all tenser and ages—that
sic horn for the good of the people, and that
rce not the property of a few families."

YE EVENING STAR

LONDON.

AUGUST -14, 1818.
TILE FUND&
•Ise;r nerK4 Tills DAY AT TWIBIWZ °Won: :
%;e.: "-„__Cons. 76LZ—for Acc.76ii
pe Cfr:s. per Cent. 96i 97
ACelt. Na.:y 10.41—Bonds 98'D4 Pre.
mium 1 '.is.:.—linchequer Bills 18 20 prem.

kris a depress:on has taken place in the price of;
_

!;,:s. The Public been seized with a sud-
:anic, and the salea i csterday were immense.—

seeuence of the numerous orders for the sale

ork from the errantry Bankers, three Houses
rd.:y sold nearly Two Millions : one Ftrm alone
Ifillion. Consols comar.enced at 77t, and closed
This morning, half an hour before the time

Mewing business, the. House was crowded with

and Consols began at 76f, but the market
;IPtsed uncommonly heavy, and the monied into-
"!are very cautious of buying.--The reason as-
! for die fall is the present state of the relations
!iteen Dirve and Arnsrlca. The Commissioners
Se: eda 74.

tt*hris P.:;ml of Tuesday arrived this morning.
"e 1f2c,7 to observe, that according to ac-
C2r4lingCl')::ii 1, the Prussian Cornmisson of Jus-
aCobgr,E 'teas made a report, from which there
°dm be icnger any doubt that the wishes of
[2!:abi3,-.ts of the Rhenish Prussian Provinces
Wally accomplished, in regard to the establish-
tof La: Jary. The declaration is said to
e'cit'd the greatest sensation in the Provinces
4 Prassia.

Ile spouse of the Archduke CHARLES was safely
eiTered of an Archduke, on the 29th ultimo.
fAt Cents. Monday, ISfr. 20c.

't'ar b?fore our Readers to-day an Address which
trtemizted to his MAJESTY by our unfortunate
445, the ladians of West Florida, upon the conclu-
% (tele Lite Treaty of Peice between this country
f:te Zaited Stattn. The Time, from which we
e.cturnent, makes the following just and
•'l,itrvrtions upon it :
t-Jl of the represcr.tnirms therein cor.talned,
cur lot to read a mere sickening
• '-!'4-l!les; or a more affecting appeal to a power-
''so had grievously suffered in its cause.
"t-•d of an closely Int,:woven with two
importance—the recent execution of our

.11,1 the al:lrressions committed on our
c?tn,c,:ntravtntinn of the Treaty of (;trnt
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