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SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. LOWNiNG-STREE T, SEPT. x 6. Matches, of which the following are copies amd extrzas were received this morning front Admiral Gambier ar,d Lieutenant General Lord Cathcart, achlrtlfed to Lord Vifeount Caillereagh, one of his Majefty's Princi7al Secretaries of State. Price of Wales. C3penhagen Roads, Sept. r. • • - . My Lord—Conceiving it to be of crest importance to the fuc cars of his Mzjelty'a arms againft Zealand that every exertion thnuld be ufed to deprive the enemy of the means which the mer- chant vetfel. at Stralfund may aff,rd fur tranfporting trona from thence to Ilk illand, I have judged it my duty to iffue orders (of which the inclofed is a copy) for the blockade of Stralfund ; and I hope tkis meafure wit raTet rote l.ordibip's approbation- I have the honour to be, &c (-:fgned) GAMBIER. The Right Honourable Wcount Carklerragh. By James Gimbier. FN. Admiral of the Plue. a",l r'om , rar , der in Chief cf a fket of his Majrfly's Ships and Var.!. anyq. ed or .a paricu:ar Scrvir-:_ . . _ Whetea , I have toceiverl information that the French army is in priff.ffi , n of S ralfune, and it being effential the. fervice in w!tit-lt lis I.llaiefty9., fleet der my corrmard is empl eyed, ttla• no reinrirce ments thntild be fent from thence to the illand of , Zealand, you are I erehy required and direfl:d to Ration inch part f the f-ree sine;er ynor orders off Stralftmd, a , y 1 11 ma' j.I 'gar fofficent a t v , ve put pof•, as v ell as for maintaininft a elnfe hllckarte thereof ; and to this end . / ..no are to direft the Cap tains and C. mmanclers ol the Ihipg and veifeli a hich you may emri-y on the ab , ve let vice, to give notice of this hl tckadc to :env neutral veffels which they Wray find going into the port Omer ro7n•iNned, or in. to any f f the channels t r creek- leading, thereto, or corm:fled therewith, se i•h ditet9i•on.. not to enter the fame ; and in cafe any neutral vets 1, of er having received notice: Mall attempt to enter into the fait port, of into any of ti - e chatl:elc or necks lead• ing thcret•-, or c noefied !herewith. the laid Captains and Commanders are hereby a u th , riz-A and tequired to detain fuch and leaving their refpeelive mallets, and a prorri •rt of their crews on board to affifl in navigating them, put a careful petty nfficer, with as many teamen as may he neceffaty into them retpcfliady, and fend them t • me at t!,is anAntage. Given tli 17. , ari.1 the Prince ..f Wales uQ Cerenhagen, Au -1807. (SiVllrd) j• CAMMIEI. lly conttna.4i u: the tdn,ir.d (ti tied) Jos Tsolnisr.LL. To CuturnaLawe k. G. Keats &e. &c. &c Superb. • Prince of Wales, off Cnrenhlf.n, &member 1 . - My Lord—l leave the honour, in reply to your Ictt I of the 26th inflant, to tranfinit to y"u a copy of the (urranons which was yefterday feet Into the Governor 0: Coptnhar n and of the Go vernor's anfwer , by which your Lerdihip will be Wormed of the terms which, in rurfaance of your farmer Cathcart and myfelf conceived it our duty /o propofe previoufl to the opei.ing of the hat!eries auitill the Not conc:ivinf; it expedient to fufpend cur op.•rati•rn+f I wig as to allowthe Gover nor to comnaunicre with hi< Isanith Makfty we have ittrled Genera! Priman of our detiirmioation. ia a letter, of %obi( h 1 have the honour alfo to tranfmit your l.ordlhip a copy. I have the ho. flour &c. (Si tiled) J CAN7BIER. The Right Hon. VIC:ow./ Cattlereagh. BrhiN Head Qliarters, hcfOre Corre.hara, Sept e Sir—We, the Cinmanders is Chirl or his Majel ty's fea and land foices mew bef.t'e Copenhagen, judge it expedient at this time to himmon yin to far render.the place, f r the put p-ft of g the fUT• ter effution of blond, by giving up a detente v hich it is evident cannot 1-tug he ciin'inued: The King, our Gt acious Mailer, tiled every en deavour to ftt let! 'e matter slow in tlifpuir, in the molt conciii..ting mariner, .!trough his I)iplomatic Servants. To convince his Dania) 111 , jtflr arse' the wort.', of the rehretance Wil;C11 his Islajcary finds lsinifell compehed to have let otrfe to arms, we, the on to fined, at this m 'ment when our troops are before your gates, and r ur barter ies ready to ..pen, d r re• slew to you tile offer of the fame advantages and con ciliatory terms which were propofed through his islajefty's llinilters to your Ce.urt. It you will confent to deliver up the Danifh fl-et, and to our carrying it away, it than be held in depn. fit for his llstrifb Mikity, and (hall be ref - toted, with all its equipments, is as gond (tate as it is received, as loon as the provifi ntsof a general peace Hull remove the recce - It) , which has occafilned this demand. The property of all forts which has been captured fince the commencement ~f hoarities will he reflovid to its owners, and the Ind .n between the United Eingdom‘ of Great B. Lain and Leland, and Den mark, may be renewed.. • . But if this offer is rejeeed now, it cannot be re peated. The captured property, public and private, mull then belting to the captors ; and the city, when taken, mutt (hate the fate 4.f conquered place.. . We mutt rcquett an eat ly dccitmn, becaufe in the prefent advanced polition of the try , ps fn near y'mr yiaci:, the mott ; rompt and vigorous attack is indif hible, and del iy would be impr.per. We, therefore, expert to tezeive your decirtou by . We have the honour to be, Sce. (Siocd) J. Gamma, Commander in Chit: of hi. Majefly% Ships aid la In the bahic. CATHCAPT. Carlbnc) General Peiman, Governor of Copenhagen, &e. &c Copenhagen, September 1. My i., , nde—Our Let, out can indifpu aide pro perty, we ate cotivinczel is its fare in his Danith Ma- Jelly's Lands as ever it can be in thole of thie King of England, as out Matter never intended any !totalities If you are cruel en 47411 to endeavour to defirny a city that has not g iven any the lean can't to fuel' a treatment at lout l auds, it moth fuhmit to its fate; but honour nod dui) bid us )(jai a propofal unhe coming an independent power ; and we are la it ed to tepel every attack, and defend to the utrneft the city and out good cauXe, fur which wt arc ready to lay down our lives. Th e onl y pop fal in my power to make, in order to prevent tut ther•effction ot bl-aai, is to fetid to my Royai Matter, for !calving his Enal efiltition, with r 010 (1) the contents of pair iettet, if you Kill grant a patlport fur this purpt fe. 1 ..m. &c. (Signet:) . Commat.der in Chief of hi. I).a. ifl, Nihj:ity's L au d F orcu , ills Itteelles,ey Admiral Goillibit r. I ord CatLeart, Curunuan,ers .11 Chief of the • . Rntith Sca and Land Forces. Head Quarters before Copohagen..sept. a. ' Sir— It is with great regret that a e . acquain. you, that it is in our poWer 1.141 i -fiche! our combin e d ope rip( to. during the time nccclLry tor confulting your (14.1,ci . • \\*. t . ; ;; ve done the titmoll within the limits of our othur . ny ir. &Tering. to you, 4:: :hi:. r..orncria, ttrilai as advantageous at thole which were propofed to prevent a rupture. We (hall deeply lament the defirovElion'of the city, if it is injured ; but we have rue fatisfallion.rn r e ff : B, that, in having renewed to you, fir the lafl time, the offer of the mofl advantageous and conciliatory terms, we have done our tumoll to five the eir - ittion nibir t od, and prevent the horrors of war. We have the ho nour to be, Ecc. (Sigord), J. GAMBIER, Admiral. Bce. C•TIICART, LiCUi. Gen. &c. His rzeellenev Major Gengral reirran. e'oen mand,r in Chief of Ili+ pai.ini M.j •Ily'd I.and Forces, Copenhagen Trine. .1 Wale. ellenf•agen Pnach Fent e. My Lord—l hive the honour to tranfmit yemr I .ordthip a elpy of an ordar wkieh I jutteed it ni): ell'' , ifrue on tbr I 7th ult for detaining Danifti velt-la. in ennfeqttenee of which, the flip under my command have f-nt Into thir archnrir• fiery f 11. which hove kept here. in o-drr Ow. it .eirenennanre• fhootd ave made it tlrp.l!•nt, in resting for rhe Vanifh ft et, to agree In de• liver up all private prsparty that had rem taken fruit the com. meneemtnt of hottiftries.:the fA vdrel. mighr have hem r..onr , d to tiler proper owner.: hot the 1)-mea n• t having accepted the t roontala made to them f the whose porpofe. it la my intention to fend the Id I vefilit to I ondnn under preptr convoy, to be d-alt with according to Lir P.lsjelty'r pleaturc. I har-.the honour to Ir'e Ikt J. CAMIIIeR _ - . • The Right Honnitrible Vifcount Caftlereigh. Dy JArnes C inthior, Ffq. A 'mire .nf. the Btu-, and C.nrmander iu C iref of a Fleet n , • his lk/13i,-ftv'i Ship, and V..ff..15, emphrtcd on a particAar Service. Heit;li:ies haring this day cnmme• ced h•ttreen his Majeny's arms and thole of Denmark; by the D4nith corn boats haring captured And deiltnved a Dritith ate=cba , t flip p4fringCnpeni.agen, the Fl ig Captains, and. Commanders of hie Maj- , t y'a Ihids• anti ',AA; tinder ms c aornand, are heichy atuhn rized a==d r•Ttired In tile o.eir ntronfi endeavour; to r..ke pnfreirioti nf an I detain any' nr revels t f war hel e Int the Kior of Denmark, 'or any merchant rte . ]. rti.vincrer, wi , h their cArgnet, he •nging t t fobjefls of his Danith oblerving to fend all hien fh:ps and reel/ to me, to be dealt with a•circornilAncrs alai) require. Given under try kind on hoard the Priude of Wales, cff Ct•penhagen, Aultifi (Sizneti) I GAMBIER, By Comm4no est the Admiral, (Signed) TR' , UNSELL. Feradt ef a 1 e'er fro G-ntral et- e Ritihr I able 1 ,'rd Catt , eart to Vifenunt Caftlercagh, dated Hello-up. ef3re (overhnit-n..Augnft 3 T.. . . . . h rve now the lv,nour , et in-1 .ling z contin”at; n the J .ornal from the 22J of At to the tit of S.p tunt.er. J..vrnai of the Army un'ter r!•, , r , 3, , r1 of Liente. ant General I or 1 Cathel-t. fro" , the Nice-Hint o• the./yl of A up:A to the 1; v•-ring of the eft of iseptemb.e, id 7, together with a I ift of aft Cafiralties wi hin 0". Period . . I fend Q . 2 weer.. Copenhagen. S -ptemher r. Aumr , T 22 —Bri42 !kr I,ert2 Farh.r.e's b , en I coded t! e receding in; the army and encamped in rear of head .rriar ers. Licutet Geticcd the r art of R slivifiro , ma. rued Grim the place of deharkition so iambris and adjeieerts Arrangement and dinriliution fc.tleel for C.erenilg the park. a 4 1 orneeen. of proyielkg (.:r mortar hatred, s 214 13. tar:vont Generkl the. I. arl 1101 corps 1 ined the army aod t ink its pole.ion io hentni thee eoyeriog The 2tiv.need rtptadruti of fly's pun Isonfb yeff I. having taken a indi , inn near thy. eta ra,,ee of the harhoor, wishi , the Crown Ratrrry, were attacked ar ern j.i t1.1, t moro i r , g by all the enemy'. gun boats aod ftqeerrteel by the fire.or th e Crowe Thrrery, Block Mir.. 4.1 , 1 font.- of the Its.rtikr ; having mainraleed this pori•ion 1 vend o.ey at le'-gth retired.l f , rne er th.-ni It lying firer , el•To lbw ' , re fi r ,. by ri d The bartrrie I ar the Mitt I a&-r1 with dr et erne , the enn boats. the latter returned toeir fire tTon them, but were obliged to retie.• pith cfenfiderable Infs 24th. At thre iu th- rorilrg the pr-ny wt. uniii r VTri• ; the center ailvancvil t • ti , e licirht rear t! , e re.7..0 which rims ill a i'ire n pa , all.l to ti e .-• s et , penh qtrn. tn Fre- ! dick' 111...rg..0,cupyinc that r t on: efts ut.yooet . 1. The Gu.irils at the fame time oc:upird Suhurha lictwe•-n Frederick fiserg and Cepe. li.sgen. &hired chtyhment of the itth.— They ilia el:rd a rhiu t of the e env,, v.-Ln in their retreat con thir een . three r• tn.& rs, w‘liett have lice , 14.-it font.:l All the pique , . of ale enemy f II hack to the lakes or 4. u..(14 trio, of t. 1., place; our p'illiet• their ground.; , In the af ernoon the rarrifort fhtsv ,, l lifrlf no all the aveimes leading front the tow;:, anarehtly with fign eith.l.r to T ee ,v et 'their ground tr to bui.n the Sithorht. •I I. arra) (le , im. merliately dtnre them in, each fr. kis own front, at d a• the fume tine f.tz d et ttle Folvirbs on the n-rth t ark of the Like-, lane of mbi,L pun,' are within tour hundred yard, nt the ramparts Sir Dal id !Lied% t' vilinn turtle I a-ct curried a red-uht which t'.e enemy La..! been Nue days c. , -..druia:ng, and which wa, that ni r ht canvert:d i to a work kg:it:a hint The enemy Lt fist to the tr.'. of the Su'mrh r.ear, ft to the rlJce, the upper part of which was occupied by the Gnarls, and was n. - ise decoded by them. In conrepn nee of this general fuccefs the work. whicle ha.l been ititetnie:d and begun by us. were abnnelon ed aril a new line was tAte n, r. irhi , ahont eight hundred yards of the ghee, and neare: to it on the anis. , 2;th. Tht mortar batteries in the advanced line rade entift !te al& progrefs. A Leavy Ere was kept up by the qarrifon on. the Suburbs and buildings near tha 1.0. e. which were ftrergthened as much as circun;flatices would allow. 7he navy and .arti'Lry e mph)) . ed lending ordnance and item, and forwarding theist to different rarta of the: lines Lieutenant Gen• rai the Furl of Rof,lyti's corps which had a confideraf lc Clare in occupying the Suaurbs, relieved the *Verve, 5.1.!• -h moor:11 seer frcr.r•3 1;,,e The tren:o gi:n t nn, made their arprarance in the Cha-nel h..twecit ()mach: and Zealand, and canto:incl.:a the Guard. , in the haburb. Progrefs made in Frcp .ri , .r, a h.itttry to protedt the right front tbe gun boats. Fremont i;.% 3/Alpthootin on the right and canre, and fevet . al G. ifs the own from the lines. 26th. Sir Arthur Well .11. y with the r. l, rite, eight (quails - 4a of cavalry and the huge artillery. u ,, drr Islakir General Unfelt• gen, the eth battalion of the line King' s German Legion, and the light brigade of artillery belonging to Ake Piave, marched to Itztrz-id Kroc. Ihe gun boarymaile an Etack• on the left of our. pon.iuu, and were twice driven in by ti.e Wind Mill E.:ttrries, one boat having blown up, and Literal utters having I..fft.retl cunfiderably. Ihe Guards kverely cannons led by the gun boats; the enemy likewife attempted a fortie, but was quickly driven back 27th. At daybreak the battery or a, tw,:!.ty tour rm. 1. rs open-el • on the right, and drove it, the gun heat, cue of which was much damaged. Eir Arthur Wilk l y march.d in two eii.ifions to attack the enemy in front and rear at Koemerup but he Lad moved up towards Kb , ge wont w Welt Sir Arthur n.ok a politiun to cover the brfieging army. Gc..eral l'eimati applied fot an ar miltice of thirty-fix hours, to remove the p.ai -tits teem at J ILApiah 1 our hours was prup..fed to butt, whit h uff.r he did nut aecer. and (operal m..ts were fired thr.neeli the kid horpi. al. 28th ---Peugrefs niaar in landlit and Ilingmg forward ord nance and i‘otes, as well as in niakb.g battcttes and couinun.i • cations. 29th —Sir Arthur WellelLy marched to Kfoge, where he corn plettly, eitleat.tl and (*erred the enemy, taking upwards of hail , officers and One thoyfanJ five bUlkiacti Dien. Fourteen pieces of aid a quantity of powder ant other norm The patients or St. John's Hapital were removed to thecliapel at Freclericibe g and a.'jact t honks ; the `Jimifh tiencral thanktully acceding to this ientuval, and declaring that it was not 6t.4 upuu by the or der, or with his knowledge. 3oth—batteriei utaril finilbed, platforms laid, and two thirds ot.tbe ordnance Mounted. New battery planned nod begun near the Chalk ithll Wharf . 3 tit enemy attempted a forth on the right, befog fun : sirc, and wert.ltopptil by a piquet of the Seta tvcialipt,cokuctuu <kJ by Lieutenant Light. They pcifevescil fur lame rime, and were 4.o:rut:Gil bt the ;ors Sit David !Wm . Twice Dightlj wouudod, but did nut quit tl.c 1411 * • 1 he 1/41.iih General Ozhoint arrived with his:ofFceg at b... 1 quarters, whet. tin.y seer: on aa4 fent eu refice Lae 4uni...1. • Ta tt.e revnrhfn exte throatlnd Eve hundred pririners were diftri 'Spata'aoer to prAtea the riglit •nt t`te-e:inftws. vet'ca l bared hr the Beet • I nisaved ou by F. bye at ab in! halt pat( nnie•o'cl aft The h ire in rro,rrfa • all armed and earnrleted, except the A M. Tbe cavalre heoter.ariived it the bants of tit Chalk kiln battery which is elote to the enemy. rivulet near Imienge Gaird, the planks ovla e; e 1 he ern bnata attaelteti the in Nov *adroit or light ash:ls—. Meant , meal them. and ratiiirect them to retire: the gin , I.o.itti. as bridge had been taken up, and milting remained i t well etthe Mock ruin • hattine annatentle itiffsrad conlidetahle di- . t tte c malty and fatt of the horfearillery, huttofreA ow e ; from the hstreri ear the Wind mill. I • th le rivuet, which they intlantly did, and advancing Sept. I—'l he meant baiteri, a b.itty. tiesev ready for set 'on. , the place wa al 'rig the tight bank 'it it, h4l'ed to await the titltn. tiftimostined The anfoorr arriving late. aeciiiiip .hied by a dare. en hi. part.rorske the pleatilo- ot his D•oith majettv, try and the t ett of the ho, le artilte. y. who by .is The reply emit. , not 1-•((n , rill rhe 6,11,1 v."1; dart and" al l It'tc time had arri ved in clittl• column at the bridge. The • clays the eorar l i has ii-ecl I th. walls and outivork• with can non and routkerey Upon role advanced polls. and has thrown many pioneers of tne 611 bat , alinn of the line rept-eel* s' (bells n'• 111 r 4 ". nt the line. hitt I , is had no furerfe. cir,pr in let. ,I" far in twenty five minute time, that the in. rirg fi..i. to Come hoof sand coroner , me trees on I. own Ode of t miry were enabled to pale by tingle- tile -, (which the takes. (z..ip.tted) CA I'He...ARI'. i retarded mileh the progtefa of the rolnmr ), whilik 1 the tell of the li al, Asti levy paired through the ford. 'Bill now !FE enemy did not in the leant at. tempt to oppofe us. After having patted the bridge, • the iafantry mi , ved in in clntecoltimns throngh I 'at. tenge G tar.] on the rrsad to Kioge between the r ivo. let and the wood Here / ordered part of t4re 95th to clear tie wnode to the right of the rnbinnn ; the det ictitnenr of 01..431 to da the fame in front I Pr(t. Flrmi. , cr, the 611 liatia;ion and the telt of the aid r i N line, advanced with them and the llorf- Arrilltt r i t the rear of the casial• y. four ft-rad/on: of wb;cll . ltad already reached the plain at the end of the wood-, •-•1 it the meanwhile I d.tached two forradrnne in the rev-, • chreri.Fng them to cr'nfT the wood en the right, and to advance moon S..anfberg 8 yrem . to the fletlfri no the rna s d htiaween H irtfnlge and Snedkr. 19 .j it Meff.n, who took the command, pared the tenn..l, which in the mean ti ne haft been cleared by the 1012 Corps. and' tome !harp fh-rters of te 6 h B wall •n, as ho met v i li little oppoliri•nr, except Tome platoon ti•ing, :Teat; rued by feveral dieifions of the enemy'. , infant! y reirratiog out et the worlds, the greaten part of tehorn were eilier taken ptifo ners, or cut to pieces. It war at this time that Lien. tenani Radi. ff. .if the tft L• ht Dragonris, was cian. l g ..rottfly writtith-tt, t op e ft e r ~,;11 p,;,„,e nant Jance, ' of the 3d Light Dragnone, wltila gallantly chargieg i come intanii y at ?h.r entrance relftlevKi,g paired ig tie ie. v The caal'y of Colonel Al , n braving °netting between the wo , ,es, I o r dered the Hotle ' Artillery try play upon a Danifh c - lumn • f infentry I retreating from Kioge towards the shore, teli:ch'....'..p.; tali Wetzleben executed wi'h as much p ecition asi effea ; but a few flints were fired by the Danifh are' tilltry, the fame bei ,g twin filenced by the firperior" firing of the Britilh. The cavalry during this harto taken TS waggoos, with ammunition, arms, and ae-i c arrerrents, and made a few prilbners. The ccnntiy being much interterlel with bight h irk , and ditches, did nst al:ow tie 6;h i'rattaltont and 431 to ar4v4rce it: line, they weir obliged tot era. them by filing in d vilinm, before they couldi reach the plain befent the wood, where they formedl 'b e line ag.,in. By this time the fonadren of Majir. Pleff:tt havi•g ct•iffed the wood it, ft not of Alhay, andl advanci.'g avail's the ;lain.. orettoek about so wag . ;_tons, partly laden with bano age, ammunition, arms , Sec. and being obliged in leave a good ruliber t f men v i h them and the prifoners, they greatly. raw p I kened their It: ettg•h, and were rccetfi-ated to -wait the a, rival of the centre, under Colonel rlltenierhot a 1, after he had p !lied Clemerhap, ordered to adtan: a fpeedily triton Halfalze, where part of a Dann c 0. hire n of infantry had taken prrfrelfi-n cf the chore' b yaiel. Colonel Alt, n it.clined to the-t:ght'aidth 1 0 I fin rdreni, in order to turn the village i and whil 11 Ithe li.rht artilier y rim:eel a fire upon the chu-ch, anal fnmc tifle men of the 95th united it in flank, he at. d Lieutenant Schntiring, of .the 2d' I.',.titt Drag.nnr s, rapidjy advanced v ith t 6 Imfrars, obliged t'leDanti h Genera! Oxenhohn, 4 officers, and about t5O [rive. :1 to lay do" n their arms ; or; this ncc-tfion a corpora il of the 21 Light Drag , ent was !lilt, and leveril i horfe wonnclert.. The sillage having been taken, t! e i rocalt y, j tined br the hotle•arti le! y, followed ti p th-ir arvtetage, by rt-foing the enemy Iowa: Is S.,eriar, wl , ele miry ptifoners were made; Tae infantry bcing unable to f rllow the twirl movement- 1 thz cav-ah y, Took a prrfirion near Ata-tf hug ; rtcf p-rceiving tits: enemy c •mpletely - ronte 1, I t .ok rite road through the* •o 1 by Fuagerod, acid f: mot thence to Gierfl:r, in order to purfm. the enenty in the light flank, and wrch his movements in Ita tt.ttea', protefling at the fame time the flanks of Illy civalty that had advanced toward• the heights of S reeer, lofing fight of the enemy. The cavalry of my divilinn received orders, wiih the 95th rifle corps, to fall buck ton, tit take a p , firion, with their advat• cad polls, from Li tenge Gaatd by Afhay, Swan( berg, Sillecrafs, and Vorkiold, to cover the head. quitters at Kr,ge. The 6-11 Bartalinn, part of the 43d Font, route ' horfe artillery and a few cavalry followed me to Gioll;r, and with fame detachments pulued de Iretreating entity inwards the plains of Ilingfiedt• The c •tidat ..1 tir.th officers and men, on this ry call•th, claims lily warmed thatilus ,• and I beg le.its to toti•.g to your notice Colonel Holinfledt, %rho comman 'ed the infantry, and Colonel Alten, %al.° : led the cavAlt y, and Lieutenant Wade, at the Is rid lof the tiff: cntps and light i:dantry, who all thfee by their 2.1al and attention greatly .a(biltcl me.-1 hate the Lour to be, &c. (Signed) • Lthsestosta, 111,rj Geo. Major Cetera) the Right Honnurab:e err Arthur Vi clltn..y,K b. Head quarters, before Copenhagen, Sept. 3. rgr7. MY Los p-48 rhortata and howitzers fit d;ffertent mat Lacs br.i.rgin battery, and' s° 24. pounders, I prri• pli,.d to the Admit al to fumranti the place on the ilk intl. off:, ing the terms which we had agreed to pah pole at this poi d, for the re•fons flated its my dii• patch of the 31 a. 4 h. IBare NOW the honour tc inclefe Copies of the Summons, of the anfwcr thereto, and of out reply to that anfwer i wl.ich LII was fent as loon a , cousatu• cation could be bad with the Admiral ou bo;rldrila ciufed the correfpondence. At half pan 7 in the afternoon, all our batteriei opened for the tuft time, and the town was let on , Gir , bi the hilt general flight of (hells. It .was lam wards on fire in another quails. The Navy alto threw fame fhellt, and the fi:ing continued on Chore 12 hours, wi.hout pa odusiiig all 1 uvrt lure cat the pat t of the garritim. • fa The enemy's lire was , vet' y flack during the rug, , and progrels has been made in the new wor/sa attack.— I hay; the LlOtil.Lll lt. be, &c. ( S i gned) CATliClisr. Mer• fnllnw• fl , • aeenurt of the Fireditinn order Briitaili• - r a-owe*, V-in der I)eekrn, dated J , gerhcrg, Amp.% 19, imerted to the STA It of yetttrday Tread Qzarten before corenhagen, Feptemtur My I-ntd—Having 'lased to yt,nr Lordfhip, it my I eifpatch of the 22d, the rreparati n# f .tcc which was aflstnthliiir ender Lietrerant General CAt!en lchiold, and my intenti-m of •detachi , .r a force In difpetre them helo-e they fhonl3 be in a !tate to tin- • der , akc any enterpriz; I have now The pre:veil rirafine in tr4ncrnittire7 the rcprort 1 trtve teceived fr-m i• •Arthur Wel!ellv, to horn, with ete a.lllll- • ante ~ 1 Nl4int Gene-al D Linfentgen, and lit , gidirr Cet , erai Stewart, that krvire wac The Main. General marched on the 2r) ^ 4119 /north to Roefkild Krne, ay& plocre.teti on the fol. lowing day to art:lrk the polition a! airneruk, wh;ch was occupied arr-orming to t!,e 141 reports by the Danes; Maj G•neral Licleopen baying made a long detour towar a - the fea, for the purple ot cot'ing rff their reveotond a , tack.rg thei , rear. But Wing that the enemy had mo‘e , t tf by tie right to Kilte. Sir Arhur•Weliefley tell back to Roelkild K • ne, extendinu to his If. to c ver the he fiegi-g atmy until the cavalty ant infantry, who had mute a forced march, had time to reftelh• He then r r9 , ceded to attack and to defeat the enemy in a ge neral aelion. The derou:e a;Teats to have been .rnylete. sjor General Oehnlm was wittio a r ;l c ~f atetiou,:in t i, way to join General C.flenfchi .141, wi h a corps colleft cl in theSoirherr which had got over. He endeavoured to A. , 11 tl e fugi•tees, bin c.uld mils• no eff-Nual relittance ; this coops would have ende4voute I to ct mea ilk!! with lone fn'tie from the [lice, and would loon have been trohblefome. Sir Artharlyflcy haY mr•ved into the centre rf the Wand t 4 .dia.rni and quiet the conryt v. The only corps which appears to have lc.:pt ince the. is the cavalry ; but, by the Lift accounts, thetv have been found by the p ittolec, and will by falloweil 'The General and hi.. Officers, wh" are mollly or their militia. have been releatzil on a ter !biz, parl•le . ; the General being terpnylinle for them ; Lir! ;heir men, one thonfani five bun:re•i, near one hundred hare ii-ce been aided; are 6116. bared in hi, Nl..j.lly'. line rif battle fhi l is ; the dread of which till, perbalis, induce the reifittii,kg of this deic Oran to Le averre to tiaiiiing their homes. 'I mil it vrill a7pear that t!i'e afairof the 29:11, at Kinge,i. as A, it i• brilliant. 1 have .hr ii nob! to Is-, tt (Signed) C 4 HcAitT. The V Vcount CAfticiragh, Sc.% Bar. !cc. (Herr 1,,111wc Sir Arthur \it'd! Rey% Report. dated Kioge, Aug, 19, givto in the STAR of yati.rd...y Head Quarters, berore Copenhagen, reptenTher 3, tB:7. My Lord —I It Iv , - the h nour to i-cl .fe •an extraAl of a letter. Ilrar•.nhorg, Seytembcr t 8;7, whit+ has ttti rec. iv , tram Major G: moat Sir Arthur lA'ellefh.y. coveritlf a rerrt r General Linfengen's prneeediny on the 29th ult. and con g an account of the relent !tote of oi-tratizins in that quarter. Sir Arbor 12 , 4 eft-tainted big head qo•recrs tetwecn Ringftedt, R •fkiohl, and Kico,:e, font wheice he has feat firing int r01..s and r. commit, i g pat ti ••• in diff t directi.ais. General : inC ngen at Ringftedt: and they are um witlonit tio,,es of 5 :din,: Geni rd Cafteofe!dold and th, cavalry and of reducing any alkmbly of I or ot`w that may r. ni tin A return the nr.lnanea and Noma taken and &firmed. or embarked in his N4:l. Ity's (hips at Kiegr, the amount of which is v. ry confid Table, will be traufmitted psi nu as it can he ma .'e up. I It.:ve th- honour •O be etc. (Signed) CATUCART The:to:Al Viktount Caftitreagh. &c. Sec &c. Extradt of a I.e . t:r from Maj.:r General Si: Arthur Wald! y K. dared 8rat . ..11%01.g. Sent:tuber 2, t 8 7. Nly I.nr,l—l have eac honolt to is I .re a do4ile4 t • pit of t` t operati..us of die corps under Major Ge.ncral Linfengen on the 2r.h Lieut. Gen. Lord Cathcart, &c &c. &c. Ringftedt, September T. 1807. Sir—l have the hnnour herewith to cranfunt a detailed relation of the ens .gemeot hefene Kioe on the soth inftant,i-i as far as it was ennui tied with the troops I had the honour to command on that day. I remain, &c (Signe.l) LINSENGEN, Majir General Major General the Right Hon. Sir Arthur y, K B. Ringtiudi, Auguft J T. • • Sit—The right cithimn, cnolitling of lie NEVI droni of the tit, 2.1. and 3d Light Di aganns, King% German Legioo, five cnnipanies of the 9311 t, half a battery of It .rfe artiliei y, the 43,1 Foot, and die 6:h hoe battalion, Eine% C:!rman Legion, broke up from Rifkinld by five (.'clock on the 29 . h i s Rant, leached Atilead by *eight o'clock, when two Nubaroo„ that had been fent the night before from Rotkiold to Arttecd, did j •in :he divifinn. This detachment, under the c Ind of M,:j 'r Grote, Lig.it Dragoow, had been fent to Arflead fur the porpote to get icitrinotinn wilt regard t., the at and in the neighbourhood • f Ringitedt ml,l Kiege. Tile Maj•,l to 1 two pm innierb I 6 C tie one cur y blifeatclieb etacd to a Dalai General, and e ailing all cur Liar chef, and arcer•. aining the Iliength of our cap•. 'the Major likewife took thirty wagg 4,, with pr•,viiiurr). The c ilumn again after a thou halt, moved towardb Laddger, co tf►e rand to Eighye ; having reached the former place, tome aimed militia ar,J finaa deLachutents, woe Peen toward. Ligbye.. it *a. my ito cation to croft, the ►ivulet that t oot front Gungard to Einge at I'dirholni of Lit tenge Gard, I dei-•ctird one Iq•ladrorr, One guu, and two cumpauieb of the c o sth R flemeu, to the right, in lecounoi.lc ei:her pottage, under the command of M,rj'►r Piefren of the It( Li4it Di AVM/b. Tne ground, between Eighye and Ling greatly coveted with vinuai, interfetted by a large usorofb, 11,1 (Hood ituPralicoble lot a column to pat., 'lie ',soilage of Werholai wan given 4, and that of Lit tenge Gaard forced on. The bletochroetit under i‘ia jot Mean wecit along the LILL:Auk of the tivialet by To Lord Vitcount Can rash, &c. &c. acc., N. B. The iiielcifin e 6 ;lauded to in the above so the time C Allat Ica s.t [IIC 24 SCrtt aallt 1 . MI