TETE NATIONAL 11FC;1STF.R. the first ball into the redoobt, in which were ti,und 8-pounders. The battery on Kra, ero was occupied by Lieut. Ulner, m,f the fleet, who comtnanded the line of chasseurs on shore. We found there three pieces of cannon, and in both places a great quantity of am munition and other effects, Loa,Colonel Baton Cederstrom was detached to summon the fortress of Frederiekstein ; .but the Corn stimulant refusing to surrender. Major Trolle's division of bomb-ves sels and gun-boats opened a fire upon the fortress. Every precnit Lion was taken not to iniure the town, but ti:e strong current making it impossible to throw the bombs with precision, some fell into the town, lint fortunately without lioiu, much damage. The bomb ves sels off Fiederickshall left one man kilted and seven wounded. On the 4th of August, his Royal Highness removed his head quarters to West; melon, reports being received that an enemy's force of a or 6,000 men was moor inching from fijol to attack General Ve gesack. who 11;aiskaded Fred ricksha!! His Royal Highness imme diately repaired to Be rg, to view the General's frontier, and recon. noitre the place. General Vessesack received orders, supported by some battalion. of General Boyle's division, to advance avainst the enemy and drive him back to Raekestadt. This morning early Ge neral Vegesack was in possession of.lijol and Glunisero. Tire Commandant of Frederickstadt desWng to capitulate, Ad miral Puke. with his Majesty's permission. sent Colonel Kieist, Flag Captain of the Fleet, and Colonel Skioldebrand, to settle the conditions, which being couchette(' between these Commissioners and the Commandant Lieutenant-Colonel Hiels, were ratified by his Majesty. At seven in the evening Swedish troops entered Frederickstadt and Kongsteen. The garrison, consisting of 1.500 or tOOO men, were not made prisoners of war. They were deluded ; renonocing their false notions, and giving themselves up to the:r lawtnl King, they have received permission to return to their homes. One lulu dred pieces of cannon, and provisions for six weeks, were found in the fortress. Frederick-tadt commands the passage over the Glum men, and is the key of Christiania. The Swedish flag is fly itoZon Its walls, but instead of (hat, the Swedish and Norwegian flags are to be planted there as sy7tultols of the union of the two nations. There, as in the other parts in the possession of in troops, the in habitatits unequivocally express their joy at the arrival of the Swedes, and their hopes that the union of Sweden will put all end to their long sufferings. Evil-minded persons, (monies to the repose of the North, had spread the report that the people or Norway hated the Swedes; but siuce the entrance of omit alloy into Norway, every day has tm uishe4 supeated proofs of the fat-ehood of this assertion The :swedi•lf soldiet, naturany brave and 1111111MR', lives with the Norwegian peasants amid soldiems as with iris brethren. They visit us in our camp as old friends, our troops bivouac amidst ow herds of the peaceable peasant, who sees his property respected, and with joy and gratitude acknowledges that his happiness coincides with his duty. Those %%do have endeavoured to irritate the people a2ainst the Swedes are de.:ervinv of eondi2n ouniallment. I)e,eentled from oat. common stock, the Swedes and Norwe:jans will furl), henceforward but one family : and %haute re!!let will he the ht of thocc who tread under foot the most iudi,putable rights, and the most sacred duties. Head Qliat tcrs, Fredeticksta , lt, Ant►. 11. On the Td, )Irjor-Goner d Grhti, who bad at first will 1,400 men I . repitlsed the enemy', tailed in I'm clog liim 1. oin a ,itom.; an ti f e ll. imek to NJ:diner. without h Mg pursued. He had 31 killed and 70 v -undcd. tan in:, loss was %loch g. eater. The next day the enemy, 1 - >y a tircnit:,tis route havisiz got in hiv rear with ::,000 man and fi of carrion, (ici)eliti WhO hal detached a divison to cover the luiegaee, and had now oidy 1,000 men and 4 pieces, was fo,ced to vett eat. The det..chment with the bagfzioze was attacked by 1,(0) men. 'flie combat was bloody. Capt,iiii Keders:lerua, commanding the artillery, lo , t horses, and 3.2 oleo of the Oar tro,,ps were seVel al time% obli•zed to lov:if !heir way with the Li\ (met thrutielt the tin ranks. AFter fi.e hours firimz. the ammunition livim.; expended. the the combat erased. The ancio7.• ic•tutisce: to his HI position at Lier and Kmn. , swinger. Gen' ral t,Jut lost in this affair a thrrev , :ttifler, to bag lzay . e .. %va::go rs, four and Illfsh 1: died, wounded. and tni sine'. The enemy acknowledze their lc. , to be very colcki tier e. We took :31 pr . : , 6ncrs, altiodg them one oflic.r and tuhr ix:or. E. Von Ecl:stedt, Jud..:e of Carlstadt, whose zeal iiulreed him . 0 folk w General t.`,.;ilm, to to the provn.ioni••.: of that tio. , vs, laa, killed in the heat of the action. A eumadciable a 5-1.1 force i 4 going ti) (hat qiiartir ; 11,000 Mill dlt• 4. 13 penetrate into the interior of Norway. Lientynan: Baron Schioldebtfind, ottle.6 the union should be :siniratolv On the 6tb, a Deputation fi oni Fie.lerieltstiot w ,c l i c a net hie R VIC • X Highness, who then removed his head-quartets to I.rgetts!.. General Baron Vcgesack was ot tiered to fore.• a. stroing onsitiom taken by the enemy at R..ckstati, who, with 3,000• men ac t l.f o or• cannon, defended the great bridge. Fhe Ge•IIPI.t ny• semling de taelimi ut to manse the enemy. contrived. to throw a brid L e over - the stream Oil his right tl.ink, by which two detac.oticiits en tint Nl , ijor Ye • ark crossed, and a 4 tacked Nitlt the ba) anet•the enemy came to impede them ; the enemy was repulsed, and so •.v,O-11il . that lie with great difficulty saved his casinmi,. anti left ore waggon. A bridge was also thrown over opposite the enemy's rya. ter, who was forced to quit his position.i. but the ovum! being Ca vourable, lie for some time maintained ltimse If in.tltc woods. hut was driven from thence by Captain Bergenstral. and then ills IV. it became general We lost 11 killed and Tins eriemy is loss is above 150 killed and wounded, and.4oprsosiers,otie of whoint is a Capt.iiii. On the 7th, his Royal Highness moved. his headLeptaiters to, Fredelicl.•tadt, the inhabitants of which took tic I-Ith of allygis ance, and this evening svontanemisly illuminated the town. On the Bth, General Von F.sseii sent a detaeliiiientio take lkossess - stun of Thinio. We ate getting up five 18 p.iiiiider s , whieli.tin ene my threw into the sea on quitting Sandilosand in the night. lie Also • sunk a vessel, in which we timild four cannon, 44:.r. His Royal Highness ordered General Cousit Monier to di ive the • eneniv from futon. Tile General repaired• to tile island - with lime • battalions ;nal six guns. Colonel Hay was sent with it battalion to. reconnoitre the bridge at fijolnerg. After driving the. cut my front. Glimuninge, the General bivonaipit &there.. 0, the 9th, his Majesty came to Frederirkstadt, just as the Crown. Prince was ghing on board to visit him. His INlAjesty was in (A -i-client lit... l th ; and was saluted by the gun-boats and the batteries on . shore. Generals Vel,esack and Cederstrom arrived the eveniesz h: fore at • Askim, and liivouniqued opposite a battery v.e4lech the ciivitey 16.4 thrown up at I.:stomas, to defend the pas-age over Itie Gionereen. Four pieces of cannon in a tete de porn, and live on the other side (if the inl. t, defended the passage. A strong reconnoitring party e,t the enemy was repulsed, anti we sent a detachment•to reconoi:etre, which drove hill quite lip to his entrenchments. (etir obj..et Attaitled, v, e re•iiezied our position. Our II) •0 agar (D. k Itlcd mid wounded; beat of the enemy iv.is ureat. In the migi.t he (rite' d the tete tie punt at Latigoiis, and sunk two of his gems. (iei u C.wit Alorner forced the enemy to alsandon Rotors, aid pn.v.oed isien ti 3 Icjo:berg bridle which lie bloke down, and made la by a battery, till our cannon came up, when ho IttiCaltili after a si,ort tsistanee. We took 40 prisoners. On the 10th his Majesty returned on boird the ertictavii, aril , ut • the iitet, now that KraLtero awl Fredeviekstiol( ;:re• takvn, be 4fivtded into scinadrons, hi* Majesty wetit to Stron.tetadt,i; theb..e • to Udderwalla, to take the benefit of sea bathing. .'-cii4.2tlßje•,!) made everal naval promotions. We are now macters of the Ivo bank of the Glntremen, frbra I,ake Oijorn to Frederirkstatit. Generals Vt.gc , •aek and ate at A•1:31); GCIitTAI lietterstiettia. at Cotr.ellsol•d. t:oniit.r-rt , %l he.ut-qttitrters are at Hitf,land. A corps is to ht det.liehtql hy Are mark, Otebro, OrvaNew/. Raniskoir, to join C.:Alio:al iiithit. T'ae fleet tine; tip Christiatifiurde, Out% that co:-t, t scypott the op'eratiotts of t!,e army. 'The ttnftvron,able reports spread b' clie. , iLitibuf nica - g tbe Swedes ale folly col'tt'tfflu by the bilia% Moe •::- 1 ! 10 t f ) ! I S• The affability of the Crown Prince o'ains ;•tl hen. N. ' l 2io Ctriv•Y, • exeopting one *Bishop, who N a I)atie. 4) tuar othri• fed by him, have behaved as becomes Tht:.sol , to-rs;?id 14""`antt'}7 crie , ny 111 timrtip fi rt . ttr , Hie Danish Generals (iiiierrs, at the !ie.of of tilt' N..l . ‘vmi4t) do they eat) kc.up the artily and tgityrio rt. Ow moment is at hand %%lul the army and the i..•colito. N.••li big ;41 , 4 ,I ged. Women, with the Sv.eili,l) nati.i e pass • +a' -, l 6 • 3 "t'f(i• posts, to :zo and seek flictr husbands, to hrioe the'', `los k to tltrlt familirs. The inhabitants of crowds, ;yid dvsire to take Knit!. ill iiidirates that tile wi►l insure for ever tie rep the town.; anti vi4l.lgfg tw. ;tai ;i1 • the oath of iillegiiktieclo.ttkot roA 01 'it'et sPeeev (It Otiavel, hi t. :}e aml ti the , • , • „ • I• . 0 •• • .... AUG. 28.