I. THE NATIONAL. REGISTER.:: GOTTENBURGII MAIL. A 1:0. 7. PROCLAMATION OF THE PRINer, ROYAL OF SWEDEN TO 'll - 1E NORWEGI INS. tie removal of every semblance of writ, independence, Ho. It/ anti the guarantee t f all your privileges. Youtlideiii.y tht pirdg t ; his virtu .es Juin be )our securities. • .1171 Ar 16.—A1l hope of peace,has vanished. The four Cmitnii••ioners, English, Itit.sian, Austrian, and Prossii,n, lame returned from ChtlAiatia, obtained . the It ,st bncce t.g t it their ii-Tociation. The new. Kim! of Norway , Pr ince Christian, had (existed : all the arguments and even all the entreaties pressed opou hint in tl e name of ihe Allied PotTers. There is no longer any doubt that hostilities will commence. The Prince . nos Al of 'Sweden prislifs his preparations with rTirtflie Piiuce Christian is not idly eql his part. All the fit-tresses of N , ,r%;,if arc put in the best .state of defence, particularly 4,f Freckrick— shall, which iy impregnable, • awl deictid_s the kingdom-to its southern . . . . . . lit`orwegians,—bestined by nature to an union with the Swtsili`lt station, yony fate was decided when the King of bennunk ceded.to Swedeit,,by the peace of Kiel, his ti:ltts (tier Norway. The advait tagea %illicit your old Sovereigit derived from that brace are lotru to yon. He obtained, immediately after its signatnre, the evacoation of the Duchies of Srldesvig and Holstein, the restoration of the fortresses of.Gltickstaitt and Fiedericsort, an acknowledgment of the Sontnl eltities, tlw givtiez.lip of , n ,than 12 .miliions of enntribntions im posed ou the Duchies, _the renunciation. of an equal sum for can ticles. eam i c rbireig pi are ; • considera!•lin sum in money,- of which Part s:bie: been paid ; and finally, the promise •ol' the cession et oole' oda, ulna, tia• zi•rrender and occupation of the fortress t3t . Koneswinger, Fr( tkr: , :sksitall, Frederickstadt, and Aggeilitins. These great sacrifices were made to .Denmai k, (tidy because she promised that you wmild peaceably, and without opposirvl, acknowledge Ake aatliority of the King of Sweden ; and yon vvil; - appreciate them, on yeading the treaties which .iiiiiteil Sweden, Rossia, England, Pyussia, and Austria against the commoo enetey. Itior.i.eigans ! it' iii this age these treaties could be eluded by civilised nations, good faith would no longer exit open isarth.• *At the. pbriod when your (,overn/twat furnished to France snino thousands of seamen to man ships of war, Sweiltti pereeii ell the in dispensable necessity of rendering heist it:independent of -The (;rI, : thictit ; lie.re'n-ed to bow betnre tht -,.•lol el, the clay, and.em fi• dent]) •relying on herselt, and Oil her Collstitiltiol:al i.it%:=, site dared to. iiiv•:.ke them in favour of her ehildreti, and rejected the deteand of equal nninber °f at amen :. slic•did more, she finites herself at a pi ried tlte.most critical recorded in nue aiatals, with a monareh whose destrurtion Napoleon had s‘vorit. .Slit.' is , els prond i . hew ever, in having anticipated the/reaohition. of so tltittiy other nal iens, Nortvegiansl.small statessore always moved by the mere power ful :.yon cAnitot form an' atneated goccrtuneut ; and the Waived tile Than who misleads yonis to matte one day the Crown of Notwav to tleit ,of I)enniaik; but natnre. in accordance with sound policy, wills that,. the Norwegians and t..e Swede" shotild.be friends and brothers. It is also as brothers that the Swedes wish ,ttr i.ve with yon.. Sweden-antl.Norway,tinited, (did lending. eaeli other mittnal ste•i port, will.pieset; Con every side pu impregnable tiont. liisulated and .dis i tiniteil, they -will have every thing to fear both Iron) them eel% es acid frOM•ntilerS. 'Look at -Eegland,—that island, so fitments, founded her prosperity on a similar union. That•of Norway to Savediit is guaranteed by the first rowers of the-world. ,Au experience of many centuries proves that the divisions of the North. always led to its ruin. This idea had struck -the prent.Guss. tavtis. Aft: rhaving laid the_ fonedation- of the pone of Europe, and:consolidated the Protestant faith, his p1an..1% . 704 to effect Your union with Sweden : death put an end. to hie alesign. ' Its causes rpien t es have heen pernicious to you. - .-- I ' Nurwegian.s! after the menturable,hattle of Leipsie•• nr into. rests most, have told you, that your union with Sweden con!d alone " -I t w att.ttAm, by de Grace of God, 'Prince or (tray.,•e Nassau constitute your happiness and establish your.scenrity. The Great , Shsertiftit Prince of the United Nellie) lands, to the I'eople 0, Powerti wish thismitiart. All of them have recognised that it was • iiclgivitn. cresting. -•- time to lint an end to the .disseotions whirls must result from the 0 Enropetowes it deliverance to .the magnanimity or the Mir( separation of the two nations.- Will you alone oppose the getteral .Soyercicris' enAti it • will owe to their wisdom 'if political swatch, will? Will you :dont...combat the Swedes and the Sovereigns who Ii which Will insists to agitated natona long . year of prosperity an, have gnaratiteed.your union -with its? Their glory, their interests, p. . rta ; on e . ,•, .: • , • the sanctity of treaties,. - .in fi ne, demandits aceomplishinent. , • -• I g " The new deatination of your beautiful provinces ia a ticeoesar: . I come iii, the .aniost of yon,..willi the kope that you will ken, sia t'rnart of thin system, and time negotiations which are goilog to .1e baothe.rs that brave,army which I. lead back front ad•aotpsigo ms.. - olie• 11.' o pened a . tV • ' Al have f • theirobject • I 1 it - l'eostiti.ae' o non* twill ol o have • rip.us as astiniishine.,..4leithing.this,army, nor that iliieli .bse,keterfier , and ernsolitlate the extension el ilelginin ou r s basis l'anifbiltiable t, a..yestr,,stationed o, yojti frontiers,,tiesiie laurels whichimpt bey ,tinerd • your interests, to th;Lt of your neighbours, and of all Europe. wit!' Noor bleed.; Vee Siyedea are like von, Mentbers.i4. tibe,•Seunilis • °• Colted to the covvrtilltent of ydur enuntry for the .!sort interva, vavian family.; an fueitcUmtween the two nations are tiqOaill . v refug- II a • 4 %v I ce:l l fp 1 i 14eP3rtteS its from . the (Imre so long desked, I coin( nlynt_to tugure, -to. reitsint, - and to sound policy. - ' 4. ' . •-. • • ' -.' 4 4 anion(' Von with the.mis h of being useful to y 911 ,• with all the stint /qorwegiaak ! suffer not .. yourelves 44.,be.heated,byghe instigatiaaa 'ini6nts 's o - t . a -friend. of a ratites. I desire to be as-isted by of ibt• imillyialealts. iihit have only their personal interest in.,yiew., Sa- • • Thly•hteurd the most rcsieetiql among you ; . in the litouttirable his! (alike tea the wcpitreof , 4yaor •comar y to the deceitful. the mosi iti"'iv"s wt • 1 • ri, '*l " ' t he fI: . • t`Allitid 1% - 1 .'t i and er . ~ - eon if ener- o the Ulla C 16 ) they prei•eitt to yap. ; . rioel'yintr•eyes to ake - eltmaer s into:v.:filch a frt• -•- 4 .I,liol I 10;IS tonic). qtAnitinyself in person. • initial an;bititni is pri•cipnating .. Yon. .Sweden IV . olnOtlVll.,wn heel, f " To Put an (lid to the evils which still bear heavy upon.llelginm. arms until she luks effrete 3 . aq tin,..ol'n,tigliia-ry to liefsaietftitl re'liose, l' • t;thwilll:t:inding the fun'', wise, and liberal 4.7dindttet of Baron -d; You pay prevent the c . alinnitie - s3)f. a war %illicit cati of i. ilditin.r,• ••vi nce:it in 1 1:,s; • b lues t h e iti which he has exo cibcti the ii•fEee o ) taglopz to your, seducers. . k a yey ter i, ivatti Ici.ihe ivirjly A Mew ailitt . .. I .. Wiwi** r. if kenet#l,;• 10 - hollow. and protect your religion,' to giv, sou, and a the illorYtill'iatotine'rrey'whicit iiiii'sf: ei6tielroui. i'm OVA* i • tits nobility the sp:entlour due to its merits; to eneourage.agrie . ol , e-ssi‘.:-•ffs.S.4l ::f 1 .84,:t. i.. ..11. ii•A",.vr . frll•' tre of die two nations. ~ - lio tore, commerce, sai d all branches or hrtlostry ; • these 'Win be ne, Norwet.:iatia ! reject, -then, an influence .and ?l"rorg, equallf on- r most delightful duties, the objects of my moat .inecsant care, worthy of you ; let the national will speak, and fix its laws under the Happy if in moltiply Mg my claims to your esteem, I shall s is s ies' kt , is of au enli&itened and beneficent 111 oa ar a ! Ilc ull'ell you, with L • . la preparing an d facilitiltiug gie twig% w hich 6to fix yOUI desti n y People are .w curion to !earn what part the Allied Power; wi take, and wht-thrr Met: will furnish sticrours t.) Sweden. Russia rinond, by the. Tieiv - of Abe), to furnish an anxili , try corns of 18;a00 I:.t n to assist sweolen to. torquer Norway, after all means of negoria, 'ilia shall hare been exhausted. It is getter:llly supposed tha t fki Fttigdoiti C411:1 , t; onl.l reticceti Iy fainine. It is tine that considerabl t stores of .prot.i.O.its love Islet n loid in, •but.the-e pro‘tioll3 will be eon cannot be replaced by the Pieta harvest, which will tutall foil in that country, the summer there being very cold. 0177 Y •II MAIL. , ER tl e !Crl.q. A T...(;. OH the :inth flit. the Prince 91 . Oranz .7 4 74:M111, 'tit ert ign t, t!iit !Ceti:v.4l4:ld., arrived here hop: the Hague. Er Was. vi , ited -by the 1-r.Teditary Prince, by Lot 14ne.durk, and thu impetior Offiecis of the English anti Bel o gia troar , , aid had a long contef ence with out Governor General Barpi de Viler tlt. Ills Royal flightless, en the 31 st, reteivcd the Constittitid4lt4o. ; and it is explicitly stated, that this pi - Ovine.: pass motet the dominion of the House of ()range.. ,Tite:..e Papers also contain a long proclaim:lion from Baron de Vincent. on taking It of; his Government of iton, and stiffem tiering the" rc.reral Government into the hands e.flits Royal !less tie Stitcreign Prince of the Netherland...." lie :-ays, Tip Pence whirls his riven repose to Ettiow‘, is goi9g to collitin th( happiress Of the. people ill. Belgians., already catt— Atected by the natures' bond% of a common descent, of eon-noon io dustry anti valor', tiou rsill find the pledge of your doralle Vitro verity in the strict coutormity of your wirnthistration. •" Brlgium under the Government of the SCfCAC HULA* br Ortm gt undera system the most fvvourable r to its comnierce, and ,‘sitli.thert. serration of its Tagin„ apt ;!soon be res:ored. to its oucienl Instie. Your fine cities, Ghent, lirtiees, Ostend, Antive:rii, &c. the no. numents of your national iodustty, , s bleb languished in the lure truftJp6 titre', will smnio rirul.in industry Ind• prosperity with- the first co:m tuercial inribirs." At the same time the following was published in Dutch and Freneli.; will is this tide • 'OIl• ally itze krd Vin ; 'rpm_ 4 3°. I de ran- the' . the an— llr- nee, rte . . itot mo- otu. 11.; . 5111, e of it'd and ary tie . s.(l to rval fte uti- lost ak I of 1111, de 'of ive ul- my lye. .ectl _.... - I 4.- • I