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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 27, 1813
Page
3
Reported in parliament style, members clash over adjournment and Catholic rights as Protestants press for the night end. The discussion touches on natural rights, security measures, and the balance between church factions amid a tense, crowd-filled chamber.
A report from Swedish papers describes Buonaparte's conduct in talks with Swedish ministers and the French envoy. It notes Sweden’s stance on neutrality, possible prisoner exchanges, and Austrian neutrality chatter. Russian movements near Dantzic and Eling are cited, with Austro-Russian-Denmark-Sweden negotiations hinted.
An intense dialogue reveals Napoleon pressing Sweden to break with Britain or face war. The exchange covers Sweden's trade, neutral fish, and the Continental system, with threats to seize ships and provoke Russian action. Cadore and Alquier move toward declaring war or restoring friendship, shaping a pivotal European realignment.
Letter dated November 13 1810 describes the Swedish response to English commerce and smuggling. It notes Baron Ate Quren's instruction against English trade and asserts Sweden will support the Continental System while stressing limited royal authority and adherence to constitutional prerogatives.
Reports from Peysourn to Feb 25 note ships Boyne Clarence Cornwall and Abercrombie returned to Cawsand Bay while American ship Manilla arrived at New York with fish and oil after capture by a British squadron. News from Cherbourg mentions Salcefle and Pericité Loop of War. Parliament debate on Catholic Claims adjourned. Princess Victoria leaves Windsor for London. Copenhagen treaty talks cited with Swedish Danish British and Russian commissioners.
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