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Foreign News
June 19, 1815
Daily National Intelligencer
Washington, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
Report from Gottenburgh via ship Superior: Crown Prince Bernadotte in Stockholm; Sweden expected to maintain neutrality in approaching contest but keep strong force ready for circumstances.
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LATEST FROM SWEDEN.
New York, June 16.
The ship Superior, captain Collin, arrived at this port yesterday from Gottenburgh, from whence she sailed on the 20th April. Capt. C. informs us that the Crown Prince of Sweden, Bernadotte, was at Stockholm. It was generally understood at Gottenburgh that Sweden would not enter into the contest which it was expected was approaching; but would keep up a formidable force to protect its own neutrality, or to act according to any new circumstances which may arise.
New York, June 16.
The ship Superior, captain Collin, arrived at this port yesterday from Gottenburgh, from whence she sailed on the 20th April. Capt. C. informs us that the Crown Prince of Sweden, Bernadotte, was at Stockholm. It was generally understood at Gottenburgh that Sweden would not enter into the contest which it was expected was approaching; but would keep up a formidable force to protect its own neutrality, or to act according to any new circumstances which may arise.
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
War Report
What keywords are associated?
Sweden Neutrality
Bernadotte Stockholm
Gottenburgh Report
Approaching Contest
What entities or persons were involved?
Crown Prince Of Sweden, Bernadotte
Capt. Collin
Where did it happen?
Sweden
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Sweden
Event Date
As Of 20th April
Key Persons
Crown Prince Of Sweden, Bernadotte
Capt. Collin
Outcome
sweden to maintain neutrality but keep formidable force ready
Event Details
Crown Prince Bernadotte was at Stockholm. Sweden understood to avoid entering approaching contest, protecting neutrality or acting on new circumstances.