The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-09-20 00:00:00

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M assemble on the 7th of October;wlit determine in
!num of the union with Sweden ; but this, it is
Thought, will give rise to a Civil war, especially in
the northern provinces, which are strongly inclined
to preserve, their independence. Stabelt Stailel4l,
Ibis and several other officers have taken refuge hi
Sweden. The papple of Christiania broke into the
house of lisithausen, in which were bis wife and
daughter; he himself has taken refuge in laingerege,
leaving behind-him a note, declaring that be WO
hereafter sufficiently justify himself." .

ftr. Ler st.L having suffered an imprisonment in'
his Majesty's Gaol of Nesegate for Three Years,
and a Half, which expired the 417th of May, in
consequent"; of Three Es-ffido Wormations, is'
still confined for the non-performance of the last I
".:" &Woes passed •11001 Mai fur the publication of!
an .4sonymons ialfer needing upon-the Com•
missioners of the Ifnemport Board. This Letter
- 'we inserted mithosetit knowledge end consentl!
*'set forth in the 4116 fits of tuo persons in his
employment. :: 2`,11' '
The Sentenceti the Ctitart, for this last offence, teas,
Eighteen Months Incerdsomeent in Neregete, to
a Fine to the Zing of 5001. to find Two Sure-
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fir the Ire* of Three Years.
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207 lAI4.

A Dutch Mail has arrived, bringing a variety of
particulars not without interest, relative to the stain
of Norway. The communication betwixt Denmark
and Norway is restored. Prince CHRISTIAN is gone
back to Copenhagen in a very bad:state of health,
from the fatigues and disappointments of the cam-
' pair. It is supposed that the Norwegian Diet will
• Wire no hesitation in declaring in favour of thounion
with Sweden, as the whole Norwegian army has se-
,4oaled and is entirely disbanded. The whole buss-
nisi of this Diet, therefore, will consist merely in
bringing before the public, in a proper form, the
orders which the Swedish Government shall suggest.
With respect to the circumstances which preceded
lie conclusion of the Convention of Mom, the fol.
Inuang are stated

. Cammaadaut of Fraderickstales General
Akins had declared that he would defend himself

-Oe'tbellast extremity, and be made a most deter--'
'joined resistance. Colonel Kreds bad also assembled
about 10,000 peasants near Kong;Winger, to attack
the Sweden in the rear : but all these efforts ware is
vain. When the Norwegian merchants saw that
there was no hope of assistance from England they
retired. Lieutenant. Colonel !fiats, Commandant Ofi
Frederickstadt, Was a traitor, for he gaye up the for.
trees without firing& shot. Col.Stadell and Gen. Staf-
feta behaved so ill that they were cashiered. Gen. Has-
. thiamin suffered the army to be three days without
Aiisions ; so that it is said in the report of General
renfeld the troops were exhausted, and suffered
Ilogy kind of Privation. Finally an oppositlna poet,
expressed their aentiments openly. All this together
se affected Prince Christian, that he signed the Cea.
vention."

VIZIINA, Sam 4.—Seeeral Members of aria.
oily of Bonaparte seem dispoaed to their Awls

in our monarchy, and even in or nese Skt: copitisl,l
but it has net been judged proper to snow of tiseirj
presence, and they have been soddenly ordered to
leave the country aritheot loss of time.
Ames, issins4o4l.,Royal Highness the Pries.
toss isf Wales is expected at Geneva. It is saidoble,
ben hired a coantry-bouse in the neighbourhood of
'that city.

Dispatches from the British Commissioners et 1
Ghent have been received by Government. They
are to the 16th inst. but their contents have not been
suffered to transpire. The strictest reserve seems to
be maintained by the agents of both Governments
on the subject of the negociations.--The se,
counts received by the Dutch Mail which has as
rived to-day, say,—" Since the arrival of on
English Courier, the Commissioners have into..
changed some notes. This correspondence excites a.
hope, that the negociations by means of conferences
.tilt be renewed•; isoweser .that may be, it appears
that the English and Amerlcitn Ministers will remain
.at Ghent the greater part of the winter."
The French French Papers are received to the 17th inst.
TALLEVRAND Set out on the 15th for Vienna. The
'pork-feuilk of his department is entreated, is kia
absence, to Count JAuCouaT. A long Report, Of
Speech, by the Duke At LlMls to the Chamber of
.Peers, on the subject of the Cirli List, and the re-
venues of the Crown, is given In the Mositear, for
bleh webisve not room to•dey. The Chamber of
l)eptties hive' adjourned their public Sittings, the
bt.einess being in private Committees.