The Sun.
London, England, 1808-03-22 00:00:00

ans',der to all that,was-nrgedty Opposition last night,
was so full of wit and •htimour, as ‘lvtill• as of know-
ledge and orpiment; that We. much regret the late
hotir at which it was delivered,will. not permit us tc
do. justice to, such a manly display-of varied elo-
quence.. The result of the'Dobate, hOweyer, must
be satisfae.iory. to people_ at. upon,
• • e pe
• „ • ..d .
theinotion.pf WoitTLeie STUART, for "the
probatibn of the douse on the eondud of Ilini,ter3
• -
restieeting•the" Danish Exp4lition, the
,inajority. in
their favour was 138.

LIE following Private_. Letters from.Swedek were
brought by the last Gottenburgh Mail. General
BUXHOVrierr has' published another ProclarnatiOn,
inviting the 'People of Finland to revolt against their
Sovereign until he shall.html joined•the other Powers
against the common enemy of mankind, and they:
are also called upon to 'assemble a Diet at Abo to
regulate every thing relating to the Government, of
the Country, and for the purpose of
.the
taxes, &c. •

Letters from Petersburgh of the e2d. ult. state,
that a Memorial was presented to Count ROMAN ZOW,
the Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, by the
tish Merchants residing in that City, the result of
which was, a notification from the Count, that Pass.
ports would be granted to them.

STOCKHOLM, MARCH 7. The reports here of
every day, and indeed every hour, are so various at
this anxious moment, that it is difficult to canoe
the. truth.. You may however depend on the folloW-
ing particulars of the affair which took place on the
24th ult.

" A division of the Russian Army, of upwards of
22,000 men, attacked between 3 and 4000 Swedes,
composed of Nyland's dragoons, and two or three
regiments of 'infantry, at Forsby, near fielsinglors,
where they had, considering Abe disparity of num-
,beri; a severe contlia ;- but the Swe4es were obliged
!to retire, upon ,which the Russian General deter-.
'mined to surround and take them all prisoners.
" With this intention; the Russians crossed a Small
lake on the ice, without suspect ing any opposition ;
but at the edge of the lakeoli the other side, General
Baron Ai!llNoPt.had placed a'masked battery of six
gnus, and when the enemy approached within gun-
shot,, he opened a tremendous Lire of gape, Which
killed "immense numbers, and put them into such
confusion, aS.enabled the S*t-Idi:s to retire in good
order. „

" 'rho T4ing is expected in ,town.to-morrow, to
ren~ viii I! ri some .titne." •

" itf ‘iurr•lol—Fne accounts front Finland have
not been so avowable-as co6ll/41.bc wished, but the
S army " has ttiew co ;leen t i General
li o,en4t; hart taken ;the cortnniand in chief ; the
artily is in.liigfr spirits, so that.NVC.hope for the bust.
—A3 yet 09, ;itl'itir,t); any material, consequence has
taki2ll plaCe. •
•

of Citrl.icron...t,is getting ready with
all possible sped, ancl will put At) sea as soon as the
breaking- yp nt- the ice. permits.' Its, will consist 'of •
I S til of:thLine, eight Frigatei, of 4-
:MA 11% smaller, oesides Sloops-, Cutters, &e.
'tad tn.; L.,liey Evez."

Intelligence was received tub; 'mor'ning by Govern_
nftui I:dlo-Gihraltar,.ciate,;.1 the ..'9th ult. which
I,tattc, Ole; ,C 31.1 1 :iget)a Squadron ,had put' to sea,
bur wt-re- forced by n strong Levanter to put
:into '..`..lajcarca, where they were, lek.by the Hydra.
On the.ltli Feb,Sir S. SMITH: was at• Gibraltar, in
t he, roildroijant,' taking in water.

1: ...\i‘strey i i expthed in town to-morrow; to
,itate Levee awl Privy Couticil, at the
Citietm's I'alace.

,Lund Hootsworto is to be elevated to am Earldom,
by: the title of Earl orNotrrit47,LawroN.

. .
Last tlight the Yrinc..eis of W A L.ES again .visited
the House of CoMnions, .find'ltat in the Members'.
tite,Treasory Bench, dining the greater
part;of:the debate.• Her Royal Highness was ae-
ccimpattied, .before;' by Lord and Lady GLltx-
rt 13 ft V I iind attended by aGO tleoia nof her House-
hoid. . • 4 , , ,

The 24 'battalion of' the 34th Regiment (General-
Pyrzitot's) has marched tO Chichester;to be in readi.
PUS to•ctubark for India by the Fleet about to be
dispalthed. By this Fleet large reinforcements of both
men and Officers go out for the Bth Light Dragoons,
17. th, ,2t st; '23(14 :14 h, and for most of the Regiments
of Infantry, . Some of Our lineal Corps
are already there r.,02: the Hth, 17th, Ist, tk3d,
and :141h Dragunow; the rst (or Scotch Royals), 12th,
wth, '22'd, 33d, 34th, 53d,, 46th {or Pompadours),
59th, filth, dgth, 734, 78th .(or' Ross-shire High-
landers)', 80th, 84th, 'B(ith, 87th, 94th, besides a
native. Army of upwards of •140;000 men, in the
highest-state of discip:ine, and officered by English
Officers. •

Last Tuesday General FLoYDE and suite left
Cork fir-Bandon, on the commencement of his tour
to inspe6t the different cantonments of the army in
that dt trig t.: •• . •

:ITiii-:Majesty has . been. pleased to cause his appro-
bation of the flritish Gallery of Piabres, now pub-
billing under the superintendance of Mr. T 144001,
Prolessor-of•Painting-in the Royal Academy, to be
comtriunicated to. Mr. Tomxtws, HiStoricat En-
waver to the Queen, who has' th© management
of the executive .department of the Work, and hat
gociously 'condescended to. honour that splendid ntr-
dert;..king- with- his immediate 'patronage.