Star. — 1813-06-23 (London, England)

AND HELIGOLAND MAILS.  apt, India. They ought to lie instructed to leave off lying, The King George packet, Captain KM, has ardrur Ikenness, and pilfering, and that would be doing rived at Harwich, from Gottenburgh, with Mails more than endeavouring to bring over converts to our i and Messengers from the Allied Army. The Disreligious belief. It never was considered an article . patcnes from Sir C. STEWART and Lord CATIICART ef their religion, that women should burn themselves with the dead bodies of their husbands. It was a were published in last night's Gasette, to which we custom which might be done away with. Men might refer our Readers :—the official details of the affairs have thrown themselves under chariot-wheels ; but of the 19th, 20th, 21st, and 2241, are highly interestthat was no more a pan of their religion than suicide ing. Mr. COCKBURY, late British resident at Hamwas a part of outs. As ro the dancing girls not being *haste, he e',uld say litt!e about it ; all he could say burgh, has arrived in the above packet. was, that none of them had any effect on him—(a The following are the details furnished by the laugh). All he could say was, that there could not . Swedish Papers on the subject of the Expedition of be a milder religion than that of the Hindoos. the CROWN PRINCE against the French : Sir F. DOUGLAS was decidedly in favour of i sendihg COristion Teachers to India. " I-lead-quarters at Strabund, June 5. Mr. WIL BE RFO RCE entered at cnn• iderable ' " The Swedish troops, under the command of length into arguments to shew that nothing but the Major-General Lagerbring, left Hamburgh on the pr./Tap-ion fit Christianity among the Hindoos would 26th of May, in'the morning, upon information being ever correct the is inarn,,ral and vicious habits. , received, that after the arrival of the Danish Presi. Mr FORBES quoted the evidence of several wit- dent, Kaas, in the French Head-quarters at Harnesses, and the orittions of several historians, to shew , uourg, a secret agreement had been entered into bethat it wot.ld be dangeous to try the experiment now pmposc d. tween the French Commander and the said President Mr. FAWbETT spoke to the same effect. 'for attacking and garrisoning of Hamburgh with the Mr. P. MCORE followed on the same side, and united French and Danish troops. The Swedish was satisfied it his Hon. Friend (Mr. Wilberforce) corps, being thus left exposed at a distance of thirty leeked furtlfer into the siihject, he would change his • German miles from its headquarters, might be con"uminn. A remedy to the evils complained of in the Last Indies could only be supplied by a change in the,, sidcred as lost ; but by the prudence and address cif ff•rnr of Government. It was said that a number of its Commander, it was brought into safety without converts lied been made : but could his Hon. Friend losing a single man. (Mr. W.) lay his hand upon his heart and say, be be-1 ' Aftere that, a French corps had crossed the Elbe iieved these converts to be hottest men ? He (Mr. P. at Ochsenwarder on the 30th May, following Danish Moore) would say, for his part, that he never knew • a convert in his life, who .:id not turn out to be a: troops, under the command of the French General regue.—(4 laugh.)—He was not fond of these con.; Count Erlow, marched into Hambargh. veils, and therefore had no very high value for the " The Russian and Hanoverian corps, under the labours of the Missionaries. command of Lieutenant-General Count Walltnoden, The House then divided—For the Resolution. Resolution 89— is still standing near Bortzenburg. Against it S6—Majority 53.—Adjimmetiat half-past T‘ree o'Clock this Mouth* . . The first division of the Swedish army. etam.  . . . . manded by Lieutenant• General .11/111)11 Gaudels, is  SiCONI)  between'Gadebusch., Schwerin, and Wismar. " The 2d division is assembling at Rostock, under : . ATAR•OFFICE, TWO OTT csric,, the command of Major-General Baron Posse. . • Government have received intelligence from el c " The 3d division, commanded by Lieatteaant- Headquarters of the Allied Armies, dated ontie. General Skjoldelnand, will be collected together in. . 7th instant ;at which perirld they had bee.s remor Trihsees and Grimmen ; and the reserves in Itt.elt- ; ved.to Reichenbach, at out ten or twelve miks fitmt Schweidnitz, which mr,vement had tak .n place inttenbnrg and Franzbnrg. . " In this pobition the fiwetles are waiting the ar- nsediasely on the signature of the Armistice. TI-a rival of the Russ;an and Prussian troops. Any friends i greatest harmony prevailed among the A'.leo Soweto o.e cause cf German liberty,, who are gillini to reigns, and both arm:es were in a complete state •( . join the Swedish army, wilt be kindly received ; and equipment; each individual corps having cont:nuallt as soon as the united army has arrived at the number gained advantages over the enemy during the retreat, prescribed by the treaties, it will move forward. If in every action which had been fought, o,ough they the inhabitants of Germany resemble their ances:ors; had been obliged to yield to nurs.erical sup, ti• r:ty. and wish to • gain that liberty for which they are . —The terms of the Armistice were consid.rt d highly i striving, now is the moment for them to prove it. favourable to the Allies, who world very slu rtly it,, The town of Stralsund is to be fortified. The ceive large reinforcements; and the evacuation of lines before the gates will be Completed in the course Bresl.:u by the French is a convincing pr, of ,hat ii, of eight days. Draw-bridges and palisades are con. had not been dictated by II PARISNA in the ramie structing. Fifty,piecesspirit which we have observed in former Listrtiments of artillery (24 and 18-poundel s) will defend these lines, and within the course of this kind. . , of 14 days their number will be increased to one hun- ' BARCLAY DE TOLL'S command; in chief at Ileichen. rp deed. A floating bridge will be thrown across from bath. WITTO STAIN and Bi.cottut remained in thi Danholm to the Poineranian shore. post of Schweitinitz. 4, A moored line of gun-boats and galleys is alreadyestablished bet Ween the said island and the coast. " The old fortifications at Danholm will now be' :.