The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-01 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELT-IGE,NCE.

GOTTENBURGH, JUNE 24.—Sir Join Mocr is
not yet returned from Stockholm, and the Ex pedi•
tion remains in the harbour : it is said that it will
'now-waitan answer to. the dispatches sent to Eng-
land by a Messenger who sailed on Wednesday last.
Reports have been prevalent here and at Helsing-
burgh, during the last three or four days, that lico-
NAPARTE having made a demand of Austrian and
Russian Poland, these Powers are again prepating
for war with him, and that Russia is about to make
peace with this Country, to evacuate Finland, and
march her troops to Poland. There are not less
than between six and seven thousand Spanish troops
in the Isle of Funen; it remains to he seen how
the. Revolution that has taken place in Spain May
operate upon them. The troops in harbour here
are 'all tolerably healthy, except the German Le-
gion., who have been disordered by the ague.
STOCKHOLM, JUNE.2O.—By a Report from Field
Marshal Baron TOLL, his. Royal Majesty bus been
informed that on the 12th instant, in the forenoon,
a convoy consisting of I. t transports and 63 mer-
chantmen, arrived in the SOL7,IId from Gottenburgh;
escorted by the Swedish Brig Maria, one Sloop of
War, two English Gun-brigs, and one Engli.h.
Gun-boat, and several other armed Vessels. Some
shells were thrown, and some guns fired by the Da-
nish armed Vessels from Elsineur, but no other at-
tack was made. After the whole convoy had pass-
ed by Heisidgbourg, it proceeded •to Landserona,
escorted by. the Gun-boat, and arrived there the same
day in the afteinothi.

STOCKHOLM, JUNE 20.—8 y a Report made
.to
his Majesty by Field Marshal Count KLINGSPOH,
dated head-quarters, Brahestad, the 3ci instant, it ap-
pears that the Russians in Finland continue to re-
treat, leaving behind their magazines and a consi-
derable part of their artillery ; 23 pieces of cannon
having been left by Johols and WAKKOUS only, and
taken by our troops.
STOCKHOLM, JUNE, 20.—General Baron Aral-FELDT, COMMallder Chief of the 'Western Army,
has reported to his Royal Majesty, from his head-
quarters at Wennersborg and Christinsborg, noder
date of the 1 lth and 14th instant ; that on the t Oth
the Danes made an attack on the Swedish side of
Ideford with several armed vessel;, and at the same
time attacked the S.vedish positions of EnMngeci,d,
Gentle, and Pretbacka, while a strong detachment
was also advancing against Jarobrust. The Enemy
was in considerable force, and his intention seemed
to be to intercept the communication between tha
Swedish positions :. all necessary measures were im-
mediately adopted to form a junEtion of the different
corps, in order to cover the frontiers; and, accord-
ing to a more recent Report from Baron ARMFELDT,
the Enemy has been repulsed on all points; and on
the, 14th his Royal Majesty's troops had regained all
the positions which they occupied on the tOth.--'
(Stockholm Gazette.)

MADRID,- MAY 31.---An Extraordinary Court
Gazette contains the lOU-owing :—" His Serene
Hio'n-ess the Grand Duke of Berg has decreed,
order to' set the public mind in repose on account eir_
certain. unfounded reports which the malevolent di •
.light in spreading, that the v'arious offical ond veri
satisfaaory reports from the Provinces shall be put:
lished in an Extraordinary Gazette. Those received
from Catalonia, Estra€nadura, Oviedo, Valencia,
Brc. are uniform in stating, that in these countrie!!- the
greatest repose and the best state of mind prevail.
Llssos, MAY 21.---At the head of the great State,
,
Deputation which had an audience of the, Duke $
AZRANTES, the Count Egar was the speaker for the
Nubility :—" Portugal (he said, among other thing
in his discourse) has not forgotten that she is already
indebted to France. for Kings. Prince HENRY,
Frenchman by birth, was the ancestor of twelfs
worthy Monarchs. We envy Italy the honour 0„
being governed by NAI'DLEON the Great. We shuold
be proud to be reckoned among his faithful subje6tV
Whether he he pleased to be our immediate Sove
reign, or to include us in his exteN,ive federal syS'
tem, we beg your Excellency to assure his Imperil
and Royal Majesty, in the name of„ the Portuguese
Nobility, that he may rely on our aflLW:)ns, and 00'
our admiration of the extraordinary in to who sttg
the world in astonishment."

The Speaker for the Clergy was the Archdeacon
MIRANDA :--(` Since NAPOLEON 'the Grtat (he snide
among .other things) has resolved to give Portugal
Nang, we are assured that this King will tulintaiii
the ancient Purity of the faith, and tile religions
principles by which oar nation ha. 4 always dit.Ltite
guished itself as the fcrithjid.'!
COPENHAGEN, JUNE 14.—Tielast English Coil'
voy is scarcely gone, befor,e.mottr.tr is arri%ed.whictli
consisting of 77 ships, p^i3cd thrchrgh :he Sound of,
Sunday. It was eseor@i by so gre*,t a number at
Swedish and.4riglish ,armed Voss-els, that it was not
prudent to., make any attack ,flotn Wt:ipgor, the
more so as the Convoy,kept as mueli as' possible
the Swedish side. /14.a,flvee..rome shoe were fire
frOrn•Ciiitibe4, 'arid we he re .reasoiy-to
wit loot effect. ThinS'e vessels cait anchor yestercllj
before.Malume.

It is said that a number- o'f,,eniy-'s vcs3els are
cruizing between Langeland ar4l4i'elimorn.
• A considerable number of prisonerl were fotill•
on board the Ships taken on TOrsday, of which
have been brought to shore. The = Brig alone la.
eight dead. On the contrary, on out; side,, only
single spent, ball reached orre of our Gun-b,,at,;,.
According to the official detaiis of the affair
the gth,, the English Convoy cc tfiisted of 73 Sail'
among which were a Frigate, four Brigs,,and seye'
ral. Armed .Yessels ; and our Flotilla of ot 'Goo'
sloops, and,seven Mortar-sloops. "Tie I;:imb-vessel'
began the engagement. Eleven of the hindmir'
Ships were.cut otc, and tig4t, including the Armed
Brig, taken, and five burnt. The,ren“.imler of tlle
convoy were pursued
,by the gun-slttops, ,anit
Frigate which convoyed them was rOugitly hartdl..
But darkness and prudence 1,..--vented a tarther pul'
suit, as it.was notimprobable that the Swedish Fio'
consisting of 21 Gun-boats,• would attempt W
cut off out's from the Batteries, Willa) shad Venture'l
two miles and a half from Diagoe; but this did net
ta,;:.e place. Lieutenant LoTKEN, who took pusses'
siOn of the Tut Cul an! , is oomiqated Captain of it.
To-day, at noon, the last arrived convoy set soda
and appeared to make foi- the- East Sea.
Sr. PETEFISBURGH, JUNE tictnisie
is to be brought to a Court-Nbrtial fur the E‘,act.::ll
tio of the Island of Gothland.

StUs)NI) tDITIoN.

SUN-OFFICE,

THREE O'CLOtk, f. V.T.

Wa stop the Press to State that Dispatenes
have this rnonient arrived at the Admiralty froth
Adtttiral Puavit, dated the 71h ultimo. They Were
brought by the Encounter Gun .brig. We are happy
to have it in our power to state, that the comMuniCa-
tions between Admiral Pnevis and the Command-
ant at Cadiz have been renewed, and the most perfe/4
understanding subsisted between the British and the
Spaniards. The Admiral commanding the Spanih
Fleet in the Harbour of Cadiz had been several tunes
on board Admiral PURVIS.% Ship, and it was generally
believed in the Fleet that an arrangement had been
made: by Which our Pleet was to be admitted into
Cadiz, on the eth ult. the day after the Dis-
patches Came
It gives us the Most sincere
pleasure to find thar!The accounts which had previ-
ously reached us, of the rising of the Patriots in
-Andalusia, is fully Oonfirmed al most the Whole male
population of that Province had taken up arms,
even before they were folly acquainted with the
decisive measures 'which had been adopted by
their Countrymen in the Northern Provinces.

THIRD EDITION%

SUN-brricE, HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK.

WE hav6 just been favoured with the following

Roost important Letter, from an Officer belongi,ng
to our Fleet of Cadiz, dated June /th

" The Spanish Admiral has been on board Sir

lottrt Goßg, to solicit the aid of the Squadron

to secure the French Ships who were moored
above them in the harbour.

" Four of our Ships were going in, and Pilots
viere sent for the rest. The batteries had opened on
tte Frenth when the Officer left."

IMPERIAL i'ARLIAMEItiTc,

HOUSE OF PEERS.
twunsnAir,
. commissioN.

. . •
the Royal ASSent was notified by Commission to
a great number of public and private Bills. Among
the for Mer Were the Six Millions Exchequer
the Lottery, the Corn Distiller}, PrOhibition, the
Scotch Looal the Rice Importation, the
Southern Whale Fishery; the Dublin Police Bills, &c.
The ComMisiricinerS were the Lord Chancellor,
Lord Bathurst, and Lord WAsitagliam.
In the Committee of Privileges Mr. Broughatn
Was heard in behalf of Lady Essei-Kerr ; after which
it was ordered that the Committee do sit again to-
morrow.

A number of Bills Were brought back from the
Gammons, with the concurrence of that Rotise to
the amendments made by their Lordships. The
Ai-louse theh proceeded to forward the BILIS on the
table.