The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-03 00:00:00

GO7'I'ENBURG

CArt.qcjio.l, JULY 6..---,der Royal I ghness the
Puci:o,4 D'Angoulenie arrived here thi.s morning
iron; I.,oban, on !bard his ;loyal Ill;:jc;ty's Frigate
Eury!ice. Lieut. Coleuel INORD2NANITAS Cowman-
dor, and was received by his Royal Highness the
Duke Lnk-tvoovizmE, who went out to egret her in
shop, attended by' Vice-Admiral PECltili. The
Lady of General Baron STEDINCK, our late Ambas-
sador at the Russian Court, arrived on board the
$ll-ne friga:e, with her fainily.—(. tockhq!m Gazelle,
July 20.)

SToCKROL”, JVLY '2 1 .—His Royal Majesty has
received the fohowing Report from Field I)darshali
Court IIt.INGSPOII, dated Head Quarters,' New
Carleby, t.te 2oth June, Ist and 4th July My
last report, wiwroby I respectfully acquainted your
tflajes:y with the re-capture of New Caleby, was
cu the t:Gth June, and was,dispatched from Jacob-
sod by B Iron U rrcit, who has probably already
delivered it to your Majesty. Since that time, a
.Ilossiao army, composed of the best troops, ad-
vanced ilga,nst Savolax, and our position in Torois.
And Suoirjockl, from whence your Majesty's troops
were compelled, by the enemy's vast superi:-
oritv in nunibers, to fall back to Henoigsnaes and
I,..heie, from the nature of tlie ground,
•,
they Loped they shoutd be able to check the further
progress of the enemy, but the latter having
o.l2nced turo'lng the position of Henoisnaes, your
164404,367-s. troops commanded by Colonel NDELS,
wee oblird to make a further retrogade movement
to Torevola, where. I hope he will be able to mart-
lain himself, Hving formed a jundtion with the
Corps commaoded by Colonel FAuI.ANDzs, who
,arrived from lis.eu isalem, where he- was posted to
cover the right flank of the Brigade.
.6, j receive this moment from Major Ut.t'SHEIN
report of the unsuccessful expedition from Wasa,
under the orders of Adjutant-General Baron BEtt-
GiNSTII,I LE ; the amount of our loss cannot as,yet
be ascertained, buk Ia not inconsiderable. The

present' po4tiOn or yrvir :Alajesty'. as fof,.
lows :--The steond brigade oci:ttp:c. the environs
of New Carletiv,- one :.battalion b:),.]g posted in
Orrawier, kvhicii, iai conjunEtion with two Gun-
boats, form the advanced pok- of the army ; the
dire; brizade is in tipper Jeppi, with two bat.
tahlris in Upper liatusa, oir the rod to Lapp°.
.1
-tor; witert the enemy's main force is assembled,
amounting to 6000 'nen. The fourth brigade is in
New Carkby; the first is on its march to this pjacg;
and the fifth in Trivola, near Ktuopio.. The troops
arrived from Wasa, under the order of Major ULTII...
JEL.M, occupy the environs of that place. At Perhs
is a detntitnent of 650- men, with two 3-pounders,
under the command of Major FRIAND.

" MAURICE ILINGSfO}I,
" Field- Mariral and General in Chief of the
Finnish A rinv."
" Head-quarters, Nev Carleby, lune 33, C 301;.."

BEFOIIT.—" Yesterday morning the enemy re-
connoitred our position with a detachment of Cos-
sacks and Chasseurs, but nothing has hitherto been
attempted by the Russians to attack it. I have re-
ceived certain intelligence that the Russian Lieute:-
Mint BAEILAY PE SULLY, who commands in Save-
lax, against Colonel SANDELS, is IPOVing with a
strong body of his troops towards Lankes, probably
with a view of joining the force assembled in Leppo.
" M. Kl,ltvosfoit.-
Head-quarters, New Carkby, July t, 13c8."

Deepen •.--" Colonel SANDELS has reported tome,
umler date of the r.,'ith of June, that having received
intelligence that a numerous convoy, and upwards of
200 new waggons with provisions, 500 horses, and
a [considerable military chest, was on its way to
hippetircatu and Knopes, he ordered it to be at-
tack.cd, in consequence whereof nearly all .the pro •
visiops were either taken or destroyed, a loss which
will be the more severely felt by the enemy, as
They are in the utmost want of all kinds of
provisions, and which cannot fail to prevent
them, ti,r a considerable time, from attempting
any operation of magnilude against your Majesty's
Finnish army, which still remains in the same situa-
tion which I respectfully described in my Report of
the 30th June : with the sole alteration, that the
4th
,brigade has advanced to Lower Harttier, in order
to relieve the third brigade, which has hithetto
supplied troops for the chain of advanced posts, and •
tlrit a detachment under the-orders- t' Major Baron
OTTER, protected by the gun-boats which are now
ready, has pushed forwards to Little Kyro and Wasa,
‘c MAI.7IIOE KLING4rOR."
‘, Head Quarters, New carleby, iuly 4, tgot."

ft7,:11 LS.
A Ric.ivrn - t Cottetiburgh, i Dublin, i Waterford.
g Gottettburgl., ‘Vaterforcl.

ST()CKS
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THIS DA Y Al TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consuls 67 ; i Red. Anu. 68i ft; Omniurn .

S 17 N.

SOLO.: QUIS 111C112R VALS4II,I AUDZA": ?

Lo.NDON,

wknNE-s*.btor, Aucvs-r v, 180 S.

-INIPORTANT AND cLomous INTELLI-

Glil.`,CE 1110 AI SPAIN.

It , with the
.rupst sincere satVadion we an-

noutic: to our Readers .the receipt of Dispatches

from Lord Co LLINGWO.OI), dated off Cadiz, the 1 7th

of July, which tend fully to confirm the dificrcut

accounts, which had previously rvached us, of 1112

decide' success obtained by the Patriots in thz

Sor.thern parts of Spain, particulariy

Catalunin, and- Valencia.

According to the

Accbunts a,t thtl wboic

of the Fri-nch, in ail the dict-rent which

have taken vine, amounts to, very near 40,00 Q men.

Generr►al MoNcnr, who bad entered Vale..ncia with

an army of 18,000 men, lys been completely de-

featech and of hii whole army only a corps. of

men have esciped. We bye extr*ied, from the

Oviedo Gazette, of the 300. J_uly, a detailed account

of this glorious

not surrendered

away, but be was