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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. AtlisilaALTY OrrICE, AUGUST 19, 184• y of a Letter from Admiral the RlOlt Honourable Lord emu, Commander in Chief of his Majeft)'s Ships and .41ceis in the Channel, Soundings. Ste. to the Honourable W. ill. Pole. dated on hoard h 6 MaJefty 4 s Ship Ville de Paris, elf *amen, the sift Augua, 111 - 4. iticlofe herewith for their Lordlhips' information, a copy of a letter which I have kill received from Captain Malcolm, of the Nuelffus, giving an account of the capture by that ship of the Cancels (dimmer. belonging to the Spaniib navy, bound from Pivideo to South America with difpatches, which, it appears, WPM thrown overboard during the Mace. The pr .ac has paffcd ihrough the Iquadron for England; and the letter from Captain Malcolm was conveyed to me by the Rohs Poop, which I fent to i esarninc her. I I•avc the honour to he, Ste. (Sigrid) 6sar:4 Ell Majcity's Narciinia, at Sea, Auguft 19. M• Lord—l have the honour to inform yrair Lordisip, that yeftcriay, after ten hours chace in lat. 45 neg. 3o min. N. long. to deg. 30 min. W. I captured the Spanifh man of war schooner Cantela, pierced for twelve guns, hut only carrying fix, and aSt men, commanded by Don Jofeph de Toledo, a " Lieutenant in the Span:lh navy. She was charged with dilpatches for S..uth America, which, with her guns and a boat, the threw overboard during the chace. She failed from Rivadeo on the s 6th inttant, and was bound to the neareft port the co'jld get to. She is a fine copper-bottomed vele], pettedly new, being her firil voyage, and fails well ; is well found, and appears calculated for his Majefly's service. I 'aye the honour to be, &c. (Signed) - - CHIRLIS MALCOLM. Coyy of a Letter front Vice Admiral Rowley, Commander In Chief of his Majeßy's Ships and Vero's in the Downs, to the lionottrabk What'll Weliefley Pole,dated the 28th inftant. Sir—l have the honour to tranfmit, for their Lordfhips infor• mation ,a copy of a letter which I have received front Commodore Owen, giving an account of the capture of a Frerelt codling hoop, under ei reuni (lances which, I have no doubt, their Lortifhips will confider highly creditable to the officers and men who were employed in the Clyde's boats. I have the honour to he, &e. (Signed) a S. aowiev. Clyde, off Feeamp, Augutt as. Sir—l this morning obferved a coalling floop pat. ring along the enemy's fhore from the westward with a very light breeze and ordered Lieutenant Strong with the boats of this floop to intercept her between Ypont and Fecamp. She ran on (hare near the for mer place, the battery of which opened a fite on the boats in approaching ; the was, btfides, defended by two parties of men with mufketry, one Rationed on the beach, the other on the cliffs, as well as by a field piece and mortar. The fire of mufketry was fileuced, and the men difperfed, by a few fleady collies frcm our boats ; and though there were 'truck in feveral places, the (loop was towed off without a man on our fide being hurt, notwithltanding the tide forced them to crofs with her the fire of the batteries of Fccamp at point blank dinance. She is named les 'frois Sours, of Caen, laden with Planer of Paris, and bound, I beliese, to Boulogne ; but no papers were found on board her. I cannot praife too highly the condita of Lieutenant Strong in this little affair ; and I learn from him with the greatest fati,fadion, that every commendation is defer ved by the other officers and men employed. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) f. W. C. It. (MIN. The Honourable Rear Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, Com maiuter in Chief at the Leeward Minds, has trai frnitted to this Offic• two letters which he had received from Lieutenant Stewart, Airing Con.mander of his Majelty's flop Port d'Efregar s and Lieutel ant Evilytt. commanding the Eclair fchooner. '1 he forme giving an account of the capture of a Spanifh pri vateer, he Mercede, carrying two guns and two fwivd', with 33 men, in the Gulph of Paria, on the 6th of June laft, by Lieute nant Hall, rf the above hoop, with 25 men, in a fehooner dif• gulled as a neutral. Lieutenant Hall, in a very cool and brave manner, laid the p ivateer on board after exchanging mufketry, and r:e, hying the fire from her guns: and his condo& as alfo that of Mr. Staderlard. Allicithipotan, ard the feamen and marines em ployed on etc nce.fion, is highly recommended to rimier by lieu tenant Stewart. Two men were wounded on the file of the cap. tors The pit atter bad three killed, one drowned and three wounded. The latter Rating the capture, on the 9th of the fame month, off Point Cedar, of a Spaniih armed row boat,manticd saith ten men, by the cutter of the Eclair, commanded by Mr. Davidfen, Mid- Ihipman, with fir men ; the crew of the row boat making . their efeape on Rore after all hour's heavy firirg. Th e Rear Admiral alto hates, that another row boat privateer bad been captured in the Gulph of Pala by the Attentive gun :send. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR (.rricF, AUGUST 29. Sods Regiment of Foot—Nrajcr• Genoa' the Honourable Edmund Phipps, from the tR Feot Cured', to be Colonel Commandant of a Battalion, rice General Rowky, deceafed. STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel James Kempt, of flt ft Font. to he Q . srrer- Mafter-Gcneral to the Forces ferviog in America winker the Command of Sir James Henry Craig, K. B. 'Lieutenant Colonel Edward Baynes, of the 4th Garrifon Battalion, to be Adjutant General to the Paid Forces. Commiirions in the Royal London Regiments of Militia, tigneci by his Majefly's Commi(ioners of Lieutenancy for the Paid City. EAR Regiment. infign Daniel Harris to be Lieureyant. vire De Dauhrawa, re aped; David Drummond, Gent. to be Enlign, vice Harris, 'Mamal. Dated June i 6, 18437. Well Regiment. Robert Flair ,Ffej to be Captain, vice Higginfon,rtfigned. Dated May i C. 1307. CI sr millb.os In V , ,lunteer Corrs, figned by his Ma Ci.romilliontrs of Lieutenancy for th• City of L tnion• Dved June ts. 1807. C ,, flom Houle Volunteers. Liettenun David Mxlno to be Captain, eke Irwin?. refired. Malign Riebard John Williams to be Lieutenant, eke Maclean, prn:, ottd. Ftfirt littry Wane to he ditto, vice Cr, uch, religncti. Cbatica IA Clump. Gr•ot to be t ufrio, vice Watts promoted. • R.o• std Edward Simms, Gent. to be ditto, via Wlllianta, pro timed. Exci'e Offict Volun►eers. Mew nosey Leadbrattr be I kateent.t eke Wlebolt,refigned, a trio Crone e-broNir to be ditto, vice Grove*, or Sped. IA (Siam Melton' Gent. to be Ever., vice Lesdbeater, peornoted. William St. Cods, Gam to to Collor', vier Seabrook, prornoterl. 49 . 1. R gimen. Lo)a1 I....nch.rs Volunteers. Lirutt ram Cutout' George Mails.' o'c to be Li. otenant *Mood Cumo - andarn vice fla , key tot' K taint pt of LO al Lor.d:lt Volunteers. Fit rant !Auer Itol idos to b. C•pvrin vice I es. rrfigncd. Eo6gt• itobiuvu to be Licu.coaut, vice James Rubinfon, ironer I Regio.e t f Loral L r•don Vniunteets. Liear nnt frpb sorer Is he sprain, vice Utz &crated. poop) I boors, N1.1)11, id to be lA , utcvant vice rum', promoted. • tclward Moroi. to he li.kat iron. vice iii , titi rag ed. Eta bald. I Olso.t.i at (obc Etifign. vice Ma) field. roenutcd. Cos maim,. ligurd tn the Lurd Lieutenant of the County Vies To lee Deputy I oreoantro.=lako ant Efq ; Samuel Baarquet, Efq Vaud Jill) S tE 7. We Eiret Militia. ▪ m o on. Egit p. be Captain Gated July as, 18°7. L net Chelm&nd Vfilunices a. Thnma. Gilf..n, Gent. to be Enegn. vice John Gino, promoted. 1444: 41 4wit Milk. Loyal Ongar Hundred. Volnnteers. Daniel Wright. kfq to be Captain, vile Le OTOS, Promoted. Dated: Mimi/ 5, dol. • To be Lieutenants—Frederick HeatbSeld;Gent. vice Hawes, pro moted. Dated Auguft 5,1807. Eliaan Thomas Simplon. Dated Auguft 6, ieBo7. Loyal Colchener Volunteer Intantrv. To be Captains--Lieutenant William Jackfon, vice Keeling, re figned. Dated Aug to, :137. Lieutenant John Hodges, vice Daniell, reigned. Dated Auguit 1, 1837 To be Lieutenants--Enfign James Walford, vice Jackfon, pro moted. Dated Auguft to, 'Sol. Enfign George Wright, v:ce Hodges, promoted. Dated Auguft Tr, act,. To be Enfigns-..William Wallis Francis, Gent. vice Watford, pro moted. Dated Aug 10, 1867. William Woodcock, Gene vice Wright, promoted. Dated Auguft t, 1367. Serjeant Lay, Geut. vice Allen, tefigned. Dated Aug. 12, 1807. C°mmiffions figned. by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northampton. Northamptonfhiie Mali ia. Joh n Erafmus Spier, Gent. to be Lieutenant Dated June r 3, 1807. homas Phillips, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 6, tBo7. Th.,mas Charles Seymour Hyde, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Auguft it, 18c7. Charles Bruwue Gent. to be ditto. Dated Aug. 14,1817. Northamptonthire Yeomanry Cavalry. Samuel W'yinces Harrifon t Get.t. to be Lieutenant in the Dale try Troop. Dated Alava 3, 18:7. N , rthamptontliire Yeomanry Infantry. , Henry Hughes, Gent. to be Enfign. I , ated Aug. 3, Igc7. Daventry Volunteer Infantry. Jobe Godfr'e, Gent. to be Seccrd Litt:ten:tee ; William Richard Denny. Gent. to be Enfign Thomas Marldt, to be ditto.— Dated June 9, 1807. Peter bnrough,or Prince of Wale'kVolunteer Infantry. William Simplon, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, Wright Thomas knit e, Efq. to he Major Dated July 2a, 1807. William Wright, Efq to be Captain, and Rainfon Thomas Far fide, Efq. to be ditto. Dated June rs, 18:7. otrisTonge, Efq• to be Captain. Dated July 12, 1807. John Pritimore, Gent. and Robert Marrilhall, Gent. to be Lieu team's. Date.' June 15, 1807. John W iion, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 22, 1807. Thcmas Almond, Gent. to be Eufign. Dated June 15, John Atkinfon, Gent. and William Squire, jun. Gent. to be ditto. Dated Augult 1, 1S:)7. John Hull, Gent. to le Surgeon. Dated July 22, 1837. Commigions in the Monmouth and Brecon Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfign Thomas James Jolt Rune to be Lieutenant. Dated Auguft 25,, 1807. ' George Cufcns, Gent. to he Prfign. Dated July 25. ilk?. I William Beale, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Augult 12, iBa7. Commitlion in the Percy Tenanti y Volunteer Caval ry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County • of Northumberland. ' Richard Robfou, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Angult to, 18:7. C mmitEons in the Shropshire Militia, biped by the Lord Lieutenant. Richard Bettie, Efq to be Major. Dated December so, 18o& Captain Dickin to be ditto, vice Leighton, reigned. Dated July is, acii. William Marley, Efq. to be Captain. Dated December 30, 18 , 36. Francis (tiarme, Efq to be ditto, vice Dickin, promoted. Dated July is, 5807. Enfign 7 homas Smith to be Lieutenant. Dated December 3n, 1836. Enfign Archibald Frafer to be ditto, vice Heaticy, reigned. Dated July 15,1807. John George Fatty, Cent. to be Faign. Dated Decenibtr 6, !EA. Andrew Campbell, Gent. in be ditto. Eased June 6, s George Caleott Gonsh, Gent. to be :Ditto. Dated June 1;, 1807. Comtniffion in the Royal North Littcolniithe figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Francis Upjohn. Gent. to he Lieutenkne ; John Parton, Gess. to be Enfign. Both dated July 25, 1807. William Butler. Gent. to be ditto. hated July 29, 1807. CommitEuns figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop. Whitechurch Vi.luatecr Infantry. Lieutenant Henry Cl irke to he Casotl.lll.'ll'l4'e Payne, refkrted • lieutenant 'llona. Prince to be ditto, vice Carleton, rtfigned ; I Etifign Richard Smokes to be Lieutenant vice Clarke, promo ted; EnGgn William Rtddrop to he di.: ), Prince, troma• ted ; Stephen Jarrat, Gent. to be Enf e • vice Brookes; Richard Jones, Gent. to be ditto, vice Redd rfii, promoted. AU dated taptll a 9,1807. PARTNERSHIPS DI3SOLVED. Jofeph Hall and William Morris, of Worceftcr, tobacconifts. July sPic7. John David *.Vehti, of Ckalinrd, and Thomas Commeline, of Leek hamptoi, clothiers. Auguft 17,184. J, lan Wetherell and John Willen, of Bromptnn, near Northaller. ton, Yorkihire. lintn-ma•:tif-Elurers. Auguft 19. iBo7. Robert Beauchamp and Jofeph Knight, late of Lonibard-ftrect, lace-merchants. January 1, 1807. G. Aural, Mary Antral, Thomas Hibbert, and Ann Dicas, of Li. vtrpool, hydrometer, faccharomtter, and ladometcr makers. Auguft at. 1807. Williant Watts, Wintnur Harris, Thomas Green, William Lowe, William Mines, John Mines, and Adana Wolley, of Lumfdalc, Derkyihire, cotton fpinners. Austin 7, 1807- John Carter and Jarwes Matron, of Sandwich, Kent, wkolefalc linen and woollen Omen. Auguß 21, 180 7. Charlotte Walker anti James Hollo::s, of Rye, Sun:, butchers. /Inuit 1 41 180 7. Th)mas Winltanley and Jofeph Whitaker, of Matichcfter, fuftian marufadiurers. January t, Thomas Vernon and John Franklin, of Towcefter, Northampton (hire, grocers and tallow. chandlers. Auguß rl, tflo7. John Brown and lfaac Saloway, of Charles.ftrect,Surrey,and For ter-lane, London. corners. Augult 28, 'Soy. John Akerman and William Thomas Dulin, of Newcaftle area, Strand, jewellers. Auguft 3, 184. BANKRUPTS. James Bgeernft, of Gmppeinhall, Cbefhire, cotton fpinner. ecalcr and Chapman, to furretider September 18, 19, and Ge.lnber to, at two, at the Star Inn. Nlalichefter. Atturnies, Mr. 1-•••• Grip, Kingsfireet, Mancliefter ; or McKee. J. and R. Willis, Warns ford court, London. John Carter, ef Weft Lynn, Norfilk, vintner. dealer and chapnvn. September 18, at fix Septem!ser 3..7, at eleven and Getiilxr so, at tour, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. Attnrni.s, Nlr. Hatvey Goodwin, King's Lynn; or Maim Lyon and Collyer, Gra3's Inn (quart, London. John Vincent. of Seething lane, London, carpenter, dealer and chapman September 18, at fix, Sept. 19, and r to. at ten, at (iuildball. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Cattle llreet, Falcon• (quart. Lawrence Bryars, of livirpool, eanper, grocer. dealer and chap. man, September 12,13, and Odt'ber to, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, in Paraclife itrac:, LiverpooL Attornies, Thomas Blacklbick, St Mildred'a court. Poultry, 1.0:,don; or Mr Janus Vtirrtmv, Paitadife.ftreet, Liverpool Geo . ge vlaiteley . , • f Afhted, parilh of Afton, nigh Birmingham, Warwicko.ire. china ntanufaeluner, dealer and chapman, oao. her 1. 3, and to, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel. Terieple Row, Birml-ghans. Attornies, Mr Vl'hateley, Birmingham, or Metira. Swain Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry, London Thomas Wyk, of Wolverhampton, Staffoidihire, ironmonger, dealer aosiollopman, Septeinbe r t 7, at five. Sept. z 8, and °donee to, at eleven, at the Jeri inghsra Anne inn, shiffnal, Attorney, Mr. Henry Smith of Wolverhampton; or Meffrs. Price and Williams, No 9. Lincoln's Inn Old (quart, London. William Pullen, of Well's row. illington, Middlefex, butcher, dealer and chapnian, Sept. 18, at fix, Sept. 19, and Getober to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wild, Warwidaquares Newgete Brett. DIVIDENDS. Sept. S. Jokey°!vine, of Cheaptide, London, limn draper, at ten, it i:eulldhall. Sept. S. !eh, Carrington, of Manchefter, bardwareman, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Ocioner 24. ArchibaldStevenfnn,of Margaret-ftreet, Cavendilli fquart, Middlefes, engine maker, at twelve, at Guildhall. Sept io. William Biflm, of Yealand Conyers, and Job Jocelyn Stamp, of Leighton Hall, Lancalhlre, merchants, at eleven, at the King's Arm% Inn, Larcalter. Sept. 9. John Burton and Jelte Hirft, of Maneheftar, tiatbcrmer• chants, at three, at the Dog Tavan, Mancheiter. FOREIGN INI" 4, I LICE-ATI!. FROM PU I r'H PAPERS. RnTTEPDAM, AUGPST 22 —,- . 1:114 cAntenta of the Hamburyh letter received here, f the 18th, are as followc "COTENHAGSW, AUGUST t.—Yellerday we re ceived an exprefs from Kiel, anclobe Generaliry and Admiralty imniediatelY affembled, upon which or ders were given to put the batteries of the harbour in a (late of prepara'ion, and to man them. -All went eagerly to work, in order to place our Roads in a hate of defence. Along the coati towards Ellinenr are cavalry, and the garrifon of Cronbcrg is rein , forced ; in a word, nothing is omitted that is calco iated to place us in the bell poffible Ratroof defence, if the Englifh aEt hollilely. " This day the Piince Royal arrived here. The Engli:h fleet lies about three or four miles off, and has yet d ore nnthine. A chain of frigates extends through the Great Belt to the Baltic." PRITATS LETTS*, AUGUST i 6. 44 Erglend has placed pacific Denmark in a date of war. When on the p(1 of July, Lord Cafllereagh laid in Parliament, that they would hear of the blow being hock as Coon as they heard of the Expedition being fitted nnt, there words related to Denmark.— Ablut two hundred fail of Englifh (hips cruize round Zealand, with halide views, though we have given them fupplies of provifi ns and neceffaties. Mr. Jackfou arrived on the Bth at Keil, though not as an enemy, and demanded our Fleet, our Arrenals, and Cronenburg.' On the loth. Couriers arrived at Copenhagen, and preparations began on the i ith, on which day the Crown Prince arrived at the Holm, in order to flimulate the exertions of the workmen, and to forward the preparations. Through contrary winds Mr. Jackfon 101 l his pefrage in the Belt, and had too German miles (Soo Englifh) to go by land. Soon after, he was with the Crown Prince at Keil, he I embarked with a good wind, but on the evening of the toth he was driven back by foul winds. He thus two days, and was not able, for want of horks, to prowl.' nn his journey till the i ith; thus having given us three days to forward our preparations.— The Canon Prince has fince the tsth been at Keil, having arranged every thing in Zealand fcr the de levee of the Ifland. 's Steen Bilk, who enjoys the greatefl confidence of Prince and People, commands the naval defence. Piern:rn and Bielfeld !hare the command of Zealand. The young men and fludents who in iflot enrolled themfelves under the Crown Prince, have taken up arms, and will ufe their utmoft efforts. ei The Crown Prince has ordered all the Englifh to be :melted. No man could do more than he has done for the country. The deeilive blow is expeded to he firuck on the 161 h. • " JUTLAND, AUGUST 14.—His Majeßy is arrived from Copenhagen at Crilding, where heir to take op his refidence : he is accompanied by feveral Officers, who have all , . eroffed the Belt with the Crown Prince. The inadmiffible demands of the Englifh have excited the fpirit of the Danes in Zealand, Funen, and Jut land, and through the whole of the kingdom a love of the country is manifelled. The Militia of Zealand, l rB,OOO firong, have marched to Copenhagen, where a genii - on of 6000 of the bell regular troops are Fationed. Our late Envoy at Berlin. Count Von 13audefin, has taken the, command of Colding and t!.c Cnall of Jutland. " Tie Enelith Miniflers. Jackfor and Taylor, are gene to the flier, and it is expelled that hottilities wiil lake place immediately ; fo that it has been no• tilled to the citizens who do not enure to remain, that they mull depart immediately. " The batteries will be lir englv manned,and troop; are marching conllantly towards the batteries on the waft." HOLSTTIN, AUGUST 16 —His Royal Highnefs the Crown Prince is rettneed to K.il from Copen hagen. and has refirmed the command of the army , in Holtlein.—The Englith Pleitivtesviaty. Jacklon,' went on the Bth from Keil to th e fleet in the Danilh Seas, to Rate to Admiral Gambler the refill, of hip conferences. By c worry winds he was obliged to return to Keil, on the it h, and afierwa:ds proceed ed un his journey. Yet this circioullance hes been of important advantage to us ; for n is taio th it the Englifli had threatened to commence hortiiitreei n the 13th, if the Danes did not accede t their demands: but our Government had rd.'lved not to lillen to fuch anreafonable demands." EXTRACT! ('F DANISH LFTTIRS on *no. 17. gg LEYDEN PAPIRI Ato,usr 24.—We may row confider war as having taken place between England and Denmark. But up to yellerdav at noon nn huf tilities had yet taken place againfl Zealand. The repot t that the Englifh had declared war on the t 3th is not true. " Englifh property is fequeflered by circular letters from the Crown Prince, and all Englifhmen who arc not Dan;111 Burghers, are arreited. COPENNAGIN, AUGUST 9 —The following Pro clamation has been Fublifhed here : PROCLAMATION. " It is Indeed too true, that the unreafonable demands of the EngMb Government put our ezißence in bawd. Moss, you arc threatened with the loft of your country and your indepen dence! '1 he EngMb world take poffefbon of your port• and ark nals, under the pretence that the French, of whom we h.ve rot to complain, wills to make themfelves maltera of them. No, Tn.' (hall not fubmit to the conditions which an uninft nation attempts ' fo haughtily to preferibe to you. If the Erufifh carry their harmers In far as to attack our mails, they will find the fame courage and devotion in our citizens as they experienced in am. France, Ruffia, all Europa will batten to your ald.--Matirear." FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. KIEL, AUGUST to. Mr. Jackfon, the fame who was in Praia, has been with the Prince Royal of Denmark, to demand that Deo:mark than make a common conk with Eng-, I land againtt France ; threateniog on the part ot hik Government, in cafe of a retufal, to land troops in I Zealand, and take potreffion ot Copenhagen. The' only anfwer the Prince made was ietti on for Co 1 penhagen to make preporations f r defence. The' Englith have before Copenhagen (lateen Ibips of at and twenty thonfand troops. l'he Danes, indepea dent of the militia, have twelve thoulao d men in the Mind of Zealand. A more conticlerahle force is un. fortunately in I-W(4in, and it will be difficult to bring it into the illand, Mhich is already blockaded. Certainly there are n.. examples in the hiflory of the world of a fimilar a 8 f f atrocity ; for what came of complaint has England againit Denmark --,jlforsiteur, 19. COPENHAAFF• Aucam a. On the 4th in ti. at e;gl,t in the Lvening, an Erpltat divifi m, confiding of font (hips of tl.e het H. gates. and eight veffels of war of finaller f trce paired , he Great Belt, and cot tinned its way fur th r S tin d. We do not as yet know whether this di , ifion has en tirely quitted that llatiun. It is commanded by Ad. rnir4l Keats. On the fame day (viz. the 4 h), Admiral Can. bier, who has his station in the mad ..f Eitineur, d e ,. toched frum his fleet for the Baltic, a frigate, a VV. vette, three twig., a br.mb ketch, a..d two cutters, e ar . rying two large anchors, to de in cafe cf a b mbard. ment. They were replaced in the cootie r f the day by a (hip of 54 guns, and three brigs, which attired ha the Not th Sea. On the sth a Ruffian corvette and a•tranfport palled through the Sound 1 -, r the North Sea. Thus did not faline the Englifh Admiral in palling. On the bth no movement was made, but ca they!) fifty tranfports, partly carrying cavalry, arrived in the Road of Ellmenr. They were convoyed by f e . veral fhips of war, and had a eonliderablestumber of boats for a debarkati )n. It is fai4 that there is a tLird divifiun of t 7 foist• anchor in the Bay of HAinilladt._ _ _ _ The diviiion which has pair.td the Great Belt, ap. pears decidedly to direB its courfe towards the South. but it is believed that it has kit come veffels miring in the Belt. The thipc detached by Admiral Gambier the day af'er his art ival in the Road of Elfineur, appear le have been intended to form a telegraphic line, and line cf obfetvations from that point to the Ifle of Futter, and by that to alai:dint a communication with the divifion of Admiral Keats through the Great 11:1t. On the loth, in the morning, there were fix flt:pr of the line cruizing► in the Great Belt, two cf which had arrived that day.-41orritarr, ihigt f fi 21. STRASBURG, AUGUST iB. The Chamberlains and Ladies of the Court of Wirtemberg who had accompanied her Royal High. nets the Princes Catherine to this city, fit out yet'. tetday on their return to Stutgard. The officers at. tached to the King of Wellphalia, and the ladies why came from Pails to meet the cbreen, have fat out with her for the capital, together with MarlIAA Be( fieres.—Publicge, Aught' 22. ?ARTS, AUGUST it. . It is believed that the marriage dr her Royal Highnefs the Princefs of Wirtemberg witithis Alien/ the King of Weaphalia, will take place on Sunday at Si. Cloud.—Publicille, Augull 22. . " French bead quarters, Miltzow, Pomerania, Augtdi 13. " The preparations for the Sege of Stralfund are far advanced; the trenches will be immediately opened. The operation. agalat • the place have been eonfikktrably forwarded by the fuecefs of t general engagement, which took place cr the 6th in the vicinity d i the fumes. " The Swedes were driven from all their nutpo" s. and le from four to five hundred men. The Ws of the French was mut: lets, though the enemy fired en them from mor• tb In two 'imp land cannons, mortar. and howitzers. On the Bth the Swede. threw at leaft fix hundred bombs, and we l• ft a young (Ace v artillery. The French will certainly he m Item >tralim o l three weeks. The King of Sweden, to pre %est b‘ang r.dured! the IA extremi , y. has made repeated pro. • . tatau or a ace:• modatson to (leveed Brune, but they have all j t•J " The prefent force of the garritoo of Stritfim • is • ItinsaiJ Soo -, Swedifb troops ; the Englith troops which were in tie t: of Rugen have been re embarked."-...L7de j urea, .Argier 2: FROM THE HAMBURGH AND ALTONA DANISH PROCLAMATION. Chriftian the Seventh, by the Grace of Gorr, Kir.g of Lea• *nark, Norway, of the Wenda and Goths, Duke of Schlefwig (Lein, Seta-warn and Ditmarfeben, alto of Olden'rurg, &c &c. do herewith make known, that, whereas by the Englial Envoy Jack -r fon, it was declared to us on the 13th of this month, that hoftilide again() Denmark would ht commenced ; and whereas, at the fats time, he demanded pairports for himfelf and his fuite, confequent the war between England and Denmark may he confitieted seßually broken out. Therefore we herewith QS • all faitSful fubjeEts to take up arms whenever it to fruflrate the infidious defigns of the enemy attack We further herewith ordain. that all Englith Ergliih property, and 11.11 Englifh goods (hall be. giftmtes and others, in part;cular by the Officers wherefoever they T.: 1y be found. It is further Engilib parfumt to our further orders, f, nt cut of the cpuntr7, without exception, auntie* of our kingdom and our country, which r to be carried into execution by all Magiltrates, Su9ordinate Offl:cr►, duly to be initrueted by pore; and it is a matter of courfc that all F.ngliib which approach our coifts mall be confidered and' It is alto oar will that all furpiclous foregners with the greateit attention, and that all Magiftrat, Sabordinate Officers, o*ll ufe their utmolt iff4 Shia, to difcovcr all fples. Laßly, we find it I that immediately after publication hereof, ail Eng Hill fulbjeas fhall entirely ceafe, and that made to them on any ;round whatever, until . on pain of fevere punifhment In cafe of contravention. For the reit we rely on the juitire of our saute, and the. and tried !Why of our beloved fullatfte. Given tinder our Royal Seal, in our Fottrefs o Olueldtadt, if.th of Austuft, (L. S) C.I.BARON v. BROCKDORIt s R. J. C. MGR( I Z. COPENHAGEN. AUGUST IS. On the lath inflant, early in the King and Prince Royal, with their tell capital, for Colding in Jatl4l,ll. where I arrived. The Prefdents, and Come Mt Public Bnatds, followed the King, ant Belt unmoleiled. On the 31h, it was known that Genet was entrufled with the defence of toe ' the late Englilh En •'•y in Berlin, Mr. the "'since Royal in Kiel, had merely place. in der to lay f o the IA time Bernitotif his propofai that we Ihould aid Sweden again ft Ruffia and Frant o'clock at night it Ina. known that Mr., rived. and the nes ini , rning we learne. game on board the titer, both parties ref., any entice& n, a , .cl an attack was th moment expefted. As yet, hnwever, ei mains quiet. and from this delay on ti enemy, we have taken advantage tL. . means of defence This eveni n g. or early to or m• ruing, all vac's intended for the defence r capital (hall have taken their Itation. The is arrived, the guns are mounted on the no o , l t. the City Artillery and Infantry, the Corp oi dents and th is generally defend ircelf The Eng li having hither His Royal Lion before h PILLOW CIT which tl.e prtfr to operate with countrymen : u render it poffibli peaceful and ho We under at any Davit they contain tritTh.ners ha l'vnningen. '1 his dAy. Ttadcrs and appear in tI: L ra•ic.n urnn goods in tbei His Data to Colding, reft2.cacc. In partied by fe the Prince R guithed Pe& to Ibe fearchi any further c Nyb'rg an cnell uill be and fuch pre] the energy a tinder the pri silo. that in affiltance of The Praiu peror, rei of the S'od arrived here, iintli.Jo are d THI PRICE OP $ Conf. Navy 3 per C. at PRIC Bank Sinek 2.33 • 3 per Cent. Red. 3 prr ('tat. Cons 4 per Cent. 84i per Cent. Na,g Love Ant*. 18 t. India Bonds, pu It is pofitiv which have b a Negociation 1111DOTTR and jeft of which maritime C,r turn for whic able acceilson This negocial pended by th, Britilh fleet. We have rl Altona Popet the 25th. T received throt potations of againll the att Some part of iu nest loner accounted for JACKSON'S lel the 1 3 111. Mt or four days 1 t odes, and di itSch or 17 following art of Anglia 18 44 A (port intellig part of the Sind being us' The MAil above article, tvhich is dat, probable, it was fees Ilan the bombards That the v favourable tc doubted. In fafely ftom Jutland, with arrangement, lowed the Da honed by till sou from tifi after it had r to this, we ba alf4 been tete out-ports, an that the bowl adding, that nued, and th Q Zealand dered to us. The Hamt rn aion ; or i 42infl this ci t.,r the fcizuri Rritifh in the !unit( r—th e fubjedi h on all flail be requirei y, and trial Ito fhips, as well X 3 a (ciao! by the Is of the Cu T our will, that orders, they can don, be arretted raeafure is it e, as well aa by them for that glifb (hips and ind trotted as Ito era flail be wat giftrates, as well forts, as loon as nccsiTtry to or correfpondence no ' layman null ii our farther morning. 7 antic, left they are fait: 4embers nd untied eneral Petty e Capital; . Jackl.n. tail adeycjbeecT befor e At t t n Cn g: l l Jackinn hada eJ tiat he tr ehfing to rat therefore et every thing the part ti t o increare