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London, England, 1808-07-23 00:00:00

GOTTENBURGH MAILS•

FURUSUNP, JULY 1.
His Majesty, who embarked yesterday evening at
'lO o'clock on board the yacht Arnadis, at Castell.
holm, arrived here at half past nine P. N. 4nd imme-
diately continued his voyage.
His Majesty's Yacht Amadis, at anchor in
Kerpo River, July 3.
His Royal Majesty set sail at ten o'clock at night,
from Furnsund, and pursued his voyage to Biliholm
Sound with fair wind and weather; he arrived there
at half past eight o'clock. As no intelligence could
be received there of the position oTthe Swedish flotilla,
and the inhabitants repmwd that a.naval- battle had
been fought on the 5Mh 'June, off Rinii,to,the result of
which could not be ascertainecl, it was judged neces-
sary to collect tett* information on that head,
and for that purpose tdifik back to If orpo River.—
Being compilled by storm and a heavy sea to drop'
anchor, his Majesty's yacht vats joined by three gun-
boats, fitted out in Flivaberg to reinforce, the Royal
flotilla.
Rear-Admiral Hjilnistorna is said to be at present
with the squadron under his command. off Skalo
to
the vicinity of Abo, the Russians having retreated
from the position which they occupied near Rimito,
since the above mentioned battle.

STOCKHOLM, JULY 4.
His Royal Swedish Majesty has been pleased In
appoint a Board of Regency during his voyage to
the coast of Finland and Oland, composed of Count
A rob, . Irolle, Wach Meester ; Lieutenant-Gene-
ral Count Faison, Generai.Baron Stedingk, CoUnt
Samuel tiggias, Lieutenant-General Baron Cader.'
strom, and Baron Ehrenheim.
His Royal Majesty has received the following re-
port from Fteld•Marshal, Count Klingspor dated
head-quarters, Old Carleby and Jurobstatd, the 18th
and 26th June :
" My last report was of the 14th inst. which I dis-
patched from Hemmango, having since made seve.
ral movements to turn the enemy's strong position in
Old Carleby, and thereby, to compel him to aban-
don the saine, when I received the unexpected intel-
ligence that the enemy, 5000 strong, had evacuated
Old. Carleby. Having occupied that position, I
thought it necessary to reinforce the corps under the
orders of Colonel Sandell, since I had received a report
of his having been two days eng with the enemy,
the particulars of which. actionafe;im, however: not
yet acquainted .with. The Russians have, however,
fallen baCk further to Noirtarleby, and their advan-
ced posts are near Sundby, a quarter of a mile frost
Jacotst ad.
a, In consequence, of your Royal Nlijesty having
ordered another expedition to proceed from Sweden
to Wasa, in order to make a diversion in favour of
the Finnish army, I thought it right to pursue the
enemy after the evacuation of Old Carleby, with the
utmost vigour.
" I made accordingly the necessary dispositions to
attack Nev Carleby, which was occupied by the ene-
my, and by carrying the said position to become mas-
ters of the road of Lappo.and Wasa, which separate
in opposite directions on tne side of New Carleby ; the
former in order to keep pp the communication with
Sarvolax, and the latter with rog-ard to the diversion
on the side of Wasa.
The attack was made on the 23d, with so much
gallantry and success that the Russians'were driven
from New Carleby with the loss of 70 men taken pri-
soners, and a much great& number'. killed and
. wounded. (Signed) MAURICE Kintesron,
" Field Marshal and General in Chief of the
Finnish Army."
By a separate-letter his Royal Majesty has been in-
formed, by his excellency Marshal Count Iclingspor,
of his having received intelligence that Adjutant Ge-
neral Baron Berjenstrate, who commands the expedi-
tion against Wasa, his made good a landing at half-
distar.ce from that city. • .
ANOTHER ACCOirsi'l
Yesterday and to-day the remb.indec of the horse-
s are embarked for Finland; to 'make part of
Lt.,/ expedition %tit there, The euira.,siet* of the
Life Revutent Brigade keep the horse-watch at the
Royal Palace, in place of the above mentioned
went; and the Cavalry of the Durghership: are •pg-
trolling during the nights. Those companies of the
Yencibles who were left hers to be exercised, are to
=urchin the space of two days, to make up the gar-
risOni in the several forts along the, River and those
, detachments Jof die t.= as which are is those places
now are to be embanked :for Al isd or Finland,- as
soos as they will be relegsed, and 'we expect every
day to see the In
of the Burghership occupy
she Watch of the. itoyil Palace, till this day in *g
. hands of the Foot Guards. • . .
-*We hope soon to hear som:thing of c.onsequence
from the side of Wain. The Ittissian starrixohat
part of the rounta y is now between two fueikithe
army of Nlingspor on one s:de, and the exped‘tioi
frog Vraea on the other. Reinfcrcements cannot in