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London, England, 1808-05-06 00:00:00

guards as far as Mille, and continued his march tol
Haneburg, on Which march he was frequently en
gaged with the encniy, who were driven back on all
sides.

" The 15th, in the morning, the advanced guard
of the third brigade marched by Dalen to Orwatnet,
and met with little opposition.
" The left wing of your Majesty's army shall im-
mediately advance to Glomme, whenoe the next cou-
rier shall he dispatched.
" On the frontiers the enemy made, in general, hut
very little resistance. The Militia seem to have or-
ders to fall back to a stronger body of troops, assem-
bled at some distance from the confines.
" Head-quarters, Marast, the 17th April."
STOCKHOLM, APRIL 19.
His Royal Majesty has reccivcsl the two following
reports front General Ccunt Klingspors and Baron
Arrnfeldt, touching the operation of the Finnish and
western army :
" I.4r.—My last report was dated Pederanre, March 31. The
Ist of April the Ist brigade marched to Old Carleby, and the '2%.1
brigade to Maringaris : on the :mirth the rear was attacked by
the enemy's light troops ; our 1...5s conslated in six killed and four
wounded.—On the 2d, at 2cl brigade joined the Ist iq
Old Carleby.-0t: the 3d, the let brigade marched to Karp lax ;
the 3d brigade to Maringhisane, tie 2d to Lohto.—On the 4th,
the Ist brigade marched to 1..,dat0, 3d brigade to Katinus, and
the g to Kalaja..ki.—On the sth, the Ist and ::d brigades marched
to alajacki, and the tki to Yppere.—Tke army halted on the 6th
and 7th. This-day the advanced posts exchanged some shots. I
am nut able to ascertain the real stealgth of the enemy, Ldt I have
teceived certain intelligence, that General Buxhofden was a fcw
days track in Wasa, and that Generals Mull,r,Touctschannieceff,
and Tutschoff are It...tween this place and Waal. In cunsteptenze
the weather having become much milder than it was, I have
adopted the resolut:ita to leave this vesidon in the course of tu-
mot row, and to contioue my march to Uleborg.
(Signed)

" M. Kkwcsequi.

4$ I I.A-quarters, Kalajocki, April 7."
" 2D.—According to a report receivA from Colonel Galan( he
detached, on the 11th instant, about 153 men, to reconnoitpe the
road to New By, in Norway. This cores was engaged with the
enemy before it reached Skarrbokil, but saw afterwards none of
the enemy's trpcps until they reached New By, whore a trifling
action took place, with some loss to the enemy. The detachment
aftsrevzols Hashed forward to Glomme, and took post in a redoubt
thrown up by the enemy. (Signed)
" G. M,
" General in Chief of the Western Army.
" Head-quarters, Adolphsfers, April 13."
STOCKHOLM, APRIL 19.

By a report made by Rear-Admiral Baron Ceder-1
strom, Commander-in-chief of the Swedish squadron,
dated :It Sea, April 9, the said squadron put to sea
on the 30th of last month, and stood for Bornholm,
and afterwards fin- Rugcn, where it vas joined by the
Swedish frigates Chapman and Jarzamas, and the brig
Dolphin.—On the 4th of April the Jarzamas frigate
took a Danish merchant-ship, and a Prussian vessel
had before been takers by the Chapman. On the
9th April, the dale of the report, the squadron wai
cruizing between the Isle of Moen and the Swedish
I coast.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL 16.

We learn here, to-day, that a regiment of infantry
and a division of dragoons yesterday successfully
crossed the Belt, in sixty transport-vessels, and
landed in Zealand.
Within a few days, a report has been spread that
our army in Norway has maie an incursion into Swe-
den, driven back-a corps rf the enemy, and set fire to I
some of his magazin-s, To this it is added, that a
considerable body of French troops arc arrived, in
Dutch vessels, in a harbour of Norway.
In the capitulation of our West Indian Islands was
contained an article which alluded to a conspiracy
which had been detected. It is now known that at
St. Thomas's, Baron a native, formed the!
project of raising himself to the rank of Emperor of
the West Indian Islands ; and offered to the English,
on condition that they should supply him with a fri-
o'er, to murder all the servants of the Crown on the
island, and enter into a treaty with the then black
Emperor Jacob at Hayti. This project was, how,
ever, detected, and he and his associates are now
awaiting their sentence in irons.

Weelnesday a Proclamation was agreed upon by
the Privy Council, granting a pardon to Seamen and
Marines who have deserted from his MaimTv's ser-
vice, and shall return on or before the 31st day of
December.
An Order of Colman was yesterday received at
Doctor's Commons, to release certain property of
Portuguese Merchants which bad been captured, im-
mediately subsequent to the evacuation of Portugal
by the PRINCE of the BRAZIL:.
A memorial has been presented by the underwriters
at Lloyd's, in consequence of the captures which daily
take place off our coasts.
BLIDNAPARTE has granted domain lands in Hanover
to no less than 70 of his officers, of the annual value
of more than two and a half millions of florins.
Landsdown House was thrown open last night to a
most numerous and splendid a ssemblage of the fashio:•-
able world. Above 2000 cards were issued, and nearly
the whole obeyed the felicitous summons. His Rcya.
Highness the Prince of WaLes, the Dukes of CLA.
RENCV., KENT, S:YAEX, and CAMBRIDUE, were_present.
The Jew of Mogi:dopy was received last night with
increased approbation, by a very brillia t
audit: ce,
at Drury-lane. Most of the songs were encored.
The Tragedy of Bwiduca which was revived. at
Covent Garden Theatre for Mr.l CooKe's benefit, w.
repeated last night to a very numerous and fashion-
able audience.
The battle between Gulley and Gregsen, which wa'
be
made six months ago, will decided nest Tuesday,
if the Magistrates do not prevent it. More money e
pending on the issue, that has ever been known t(
have depended on any. bate. There are four sport
ing men who have booked bets to the amount of
45990.