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London, England, 1808-07-09 00:00:00

Moreover, we protest oft will not lay down ear arms till she.,
Emperor Napoleon the firs) has restored to Spain oar ICINSPer.,
d:nand the Seventh and Cho-tore the Royal Fancily, and has to.
spected the sacred rights of shellation, which he his violated,
as well as her liberty, integrity, and hidependence.--And
vim &clue with the understanding and aceorcLitit of the Spanish
Hatton.
- We command that the present solemn Declaration be printed.
"Pasted, and circulated among all the People and Provinces of
Spain and America, that it may be known in Europe, Africa, and

Asia. . .
Given in the Royal Palace titAilniart at Ina Wait; 6th of
June, 1808. ,
By older of the Stmtexne Junta of Government
MANUEL MARIA AGU!LAR, S:e.
. .4_, JUAN BAXTFLSTA PARDO, Ste. •
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81/ADVI.
STOCKHOLM, UNE 04
Yeiterday a Russian non-commissioned efficer, and
six men, taken' prisoners at:the simulated attaar Upon
Abe; by General Vigeiach, werelanded at Vacholins
Castle. At the sailing, of the post-yachts, a heavy
cannonade
.liasi been heard in the Bay of Finland,
which hid Tasted three hours when the yacht came
away. We knoW not whether it be an engagement
with Admiral Hjelmstjema's squadron and our main
-fleet. But we are not at all apprehensive as to there.
suit. Weeagerly look for the arrival of the next yacht.

STOCKHOLM GAZETTE OF JUNE es.
The first is a Report from Field Marshal Klingspor
dated Brahestad, June 10. It sets forth, that after
Colonel Sandels had driven the Russians from Ratitsi•
lambi, Lamiavirta, Jorois, : nd Win ka us. taken all
their magazines and artillery (99 cannon in all), he
proceeded to Koiwist, where, after a severe co cts'
the Russiar.s were again defp.ted, when a number of
prisonera and considerable stores tell 'h.,* the bands of
the Swedes. Sandels was still pursuing we eacady.
Sillead quarters were at Cuopto.-
The nett - Reppit 'from Genetal Vegesack,
dates the Island of Kaisslo, 21st of Juae: Our Rea-
ders know bat the Swedes from Aland went in three
divifeistcsl44d in Finhitid, one at Sacobstad, which
had orders to. primed to Old Carleby, with a view, in
cobjunction 'with General Kliugspor's main army, to
hem in the Russians, who are there between '7 and
8000 strOng; the second at Wasa, which also has
made good their landing ; but although several fail
vourable rumours are circulating, weliave no off eial
Reports yet from either of theseavisious. The third
was destined to snake a false attack upon Abo, with
aview to draw the Russian force to that quarter, in
order to facilitate the operation of the other divisions.
In consequence of this, General Vegesack reports, that
he made hirtiselfMaster -of the different islands in the
inlet to Abb, stationed strong armaments on Kusto
And Raxkerta, the nearest of teem, and distributed his,
force in small bodies an every isle-and rock, so as to
seem, formidable, "Lid male the enemy-believe that the
main attack was meant. upon Abo ; but fearing that
this alone should not •have the desired effect of draiv.
ing the Russians from the North, be determined to
make a landing, which he accomplished on the 19th,
at the point of-Letr.o, under, the protection of the
well directed fire of the gun boats, which came close
.ashore, and soon.forced the Russians to make room.
for the Swedes. Getieral,Vegesack now proceeded
,to the pass of Outer Lemo, on the high road to Alio,
baring three guns and one thousand five hiindred
men. .• Here-an affair§egan, which lastel_fouiteen
hour's and a halt,the'Ruesians endeavounng to dis-
lodge hint,, But seeing gteat bodies of Russians, mostly
Cavalry, hourly pouring in, and bearing from a Swe-
dish Non-commissioned ottcer,"svlio in the night had
made his escape from Abe, that the RUssians, already
10,000 strong, were advancing friarn all quarters, and
that they took his corps to be only the Avant guard, he
judged that he had attained hii purpose, and re-em-
barked under the same protection of the gun-boats.
His loss in-killed and wounded, he states to be 194
men, including Gaiters. His Adjutant, Baron Ram-
say, was killed. Barons De Geer and Adelsvard, •
of the voluntee s, wounded. He praises the soldier-
like conduct of the latter corps, whom he now had
the honour, the first time, to lead to battle. In the
night of his landing, 107 young men, of whom Gti'
were soldiers oldie garrison of Sweaborg, flew to his
standard, and embarked with him.

The galley fleet, under Admiral Hjelmsbjerna,was
hlock.iding the Russian fleet between the islanis of
Hirvensalo and Sattala, in the Bay of Finland.

THE EVENING STAR,.

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To the important details which we yesterday Wd
before our Readers, respeCting the state 9f 'fairs at
Cadiz, we have hardly any thing to add., Our Readers
will find in a precedin4 column a spirited Declaration
of War by the Supreme Junta, in the name of Fait,
DINAND VII. against the EMPEROR of FRANCE, which
want of room obliged us yesterday to postpone.
The Aivnea, by which-the dispatches from LORD
COLLINGWOOD were feceived, also brought over two
Deptities freit .gad Cidla4 It is understood
that it-was for the purpose of conveying these Depu-
ties that the cotter Was sent home by Lord Cou.occ.-:
'WOOD, Neither the express object of this depUtation,
not the inlbrmation the Deputies bring, has transpired.
It will, however, be recollected by those who may be
disposed to speculate copcernhlg the purposes of this
embassy, that op the deFlarationif war against Boma-
PARTE, published by 'the Junta. at Seville,` from
%%hence the Deputies come, it is 4ecl4rsd tfutt-ao ae-
mistice has been contracted with Eneand, and that
they hope, to conclude a clutible;pe.tee'witit this
country. It is therefore reasonable to suppose, that
one olthe objects of the present riepttOtticro is "to

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