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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At the Cnort at the Queen', Palace, the 9th of De. cember, 1807, Preftnt the Kum's MA Excellent Mejcsry in Cnoncil. It is this day ordered by his MAJESTY, by and with the advice of his Prlvy Council, that no flips or veffels belonging to any of his MAJesTy's fuhjeds be permitted to enter and clear out for any of the ports within the dominions of the Emperor of RUSSIA until further order ; and his MAJESTY is further pleafed to order, that a general embargo or flop he made of all (hips and veffels whatfoever belongiog to the fubjelts of the Emperor of RUSSIA now with- in, or which (hall hereafter come into any of the ports, harbours, or roads withinany part of his MAJsrry's dominions, together with all perions and effects on board all fuch (hips and veffels ; and that the commanders of his MAJESTY'. (hips of war and privateers do detain and bring into putt all (hips and veirels belonging to the fubjeEls of the Emperor of Russia, or bearing the flag of the Emperor of Rot- SRA ; but that the utmotl care be taken for the prefer vation of all and every part of the cargoes on board any of the Paid (hips or veffels, ft) that no damage or embezzlement whatever fultained ; and the corAmanders of his MAJeSTY'S (hips of war and pri vateers are hereby inftrufted to detain and bring into port every (rich (hip and veffel accordingly : and the Right Honourable the Lords C, , mmitEoners of Ills MAIISTY'S Treafury, the Lords Commie - miters of the Admiralty, and the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, are to give the neceffary direftions herein as to them may refreively appertaia. R. FARICSNIIi. WHITEHALL, DECEMBER 9. The KING has been pleated to appoint the Right Hon. Lord GLsasaaysa Surveyor General of the woods and forcils. CARLTON HOUSE, DECEMBER 8. The PRINCR 07 Wat.rs has been pleafed to au' point the Right Honourable General Vircount LAKE to the office of Receiver General of the Revenues of his Royal Highnefb's Duchy of Cornwall, in the place of the Right Honourable RICHARD BRINSLRY Susan:ma, refigned. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, DECEMBER t 2. Extra!! of a Letter from Admiral Montagu, Commander In Chief of his Maletty's Ships and Vac's at Purtfmouth and Spithead, to the Hon. W. W. Pole, dated on hoard'his Ma jetty's Ship Royal William, at Spithead, the z itit inftsr.t. I blade a letter I have received front Captain Hon} man, of his Majelty's dip Leda, acquainting me of his having eliaced and taken a French lugger privateer, of 18 g..ns. I am furry to add that de is on More at Banbridge Ledge, with little hopes of get- dug her of - - His Majelty's Ship Leda, December 4, Beaehy Head bearing N. N. W. ten or eleven Leagues. Sir—l have thh honour to acquaint you, that at eight o'clock this morning, Cape de Caux bearir.g S. S. W. difiance four leagues, we difcerned a lugger and a brig (landing for the rench coall ; and con ceiving the logger to be a privateer, with her prize, I Rood towards them, when the brig ran for Havre de Grace, and the lugger Rood E. by S. when I infiantly gave chace to her, and, after a run of fix hours, we came up with her, and found her to be the Adolphe French privateer, Monfieur Nocholas Famenter, Commander, eight days from Boulogne. She is a remarkable fine velfcl, is entirely new, fails Uncommnnly well, and mounts ten eighteen pound carronades, four long four pounderr , two two• pounders, and two (swivels; had (evenly men on board when the f.siled, but has now only twenty-five, the others having been fcnt away in prizes the has captured. I have the hi.npur to be, &c. (Signed) ROZ. HONYMAX. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAt OFFICE. DEC. 12. Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards... Draper Neville, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe,viee Hill, promoted. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—William Shum, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe. 7th Ditto—Ralph Smith, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchofe, vice Gem, promoted in the Both Foot. gel Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet George Barnard to he Lieu tenant by purehafe, vim James, promoted ; Thomas Gordon, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Barnard. 28th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Lieutenant George Frederick Harvey to Ite Captain of a troop by purchak, vice Rteleardfon _ . who retires. ift Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant W 'ter Ritchie, from the rob Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Armitrong, who exchanges. rlDitto—Ei:fign jofrph Fenwick to be Lieutenant, without put • ehafe,vice King, who retires. 24th Ditto ...Lleuter.ant John Arrnftrong from the Royals, tube I ieutenant, vice Ritchie, who exchanges 23d Ditto—Captain Thomas Delmer to be Major, by purehafe, vice Bury, who retires ; Lieutenant Francis Dalmer to be Cap tain, vice Thomas Dalmer ; rkeond lieutenant Wm. Whalley to be Fiat Lieutenat.t. vice F. Dalt-suer. 27th Ditto—Lieutenant '1 homas Moore, from the Meath Militia, to be Enfign. 28th Ditto--Lieutenant John Thorntra, from the 3ra Foot, to be Captain/Pi a compa-y. by porthole, vice Leck..y, who re• tires; William Irwin, Gent. to be Enfign, by purehafe, vice Clarke, rrommtd, sift Ditto—rufign Henry H. Young to be Lieutenant by par chafe, vice Knox promoted. 3sd Ditto—Enfigit J. H. K. Chapman. from the Bth Weft India Regimelit to be Lieuremint, without ptirchafe ; James Renhin• Gni, Geod. to be Enlign,vice Sinclair, promoted in the 4th Gar rifon Br talion. soth Ditto—Captain Henry James Riddell to be Major, by put. chafe, vice Haven. who retires ; Lieutenant William Read to be Captain of a Company. vice Riddell. 58th Dittn--Svjeant Major William Groves, from the std Foot, I to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enflgn, vice Mortimer, dc ceded. both Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants-- Enfigns M. F. A. Treffan, vice Walfh, de ecared ; M. 1. J. Duchcfnay, vice Mair, promoted in the 7th Garrifonll.ittaliuli; Eiifign and Adjotatit William Simplon, to - have the rank of Lieutenant. - Eufign Jofrph VUO Ken*, vice Towes, promoted in the Royal York Rangers inbign M du Chats!let, vies Johnfon, promoted in the 9th Gar. rifon Battalion. Enfign Thomas I iddle, vice Ellis, detested. Enfign_John P. Paisley, vice Palneavis. deeeated. Enflgn James vice Mertens, detested. lEnto J C Antrobits, vice Hinckledy, promoted. F..nfibri Henry Mulkr, vice Whits, promoted in the aft Gurifoo Battalion. Fnfign Wi:Uans l.inftow, vice Woolf, promoted. Bi.fign Fronds Bane Eberiteia. To be Fattens, Julius Von Botch, dent. vice du Clutch:J. John Louie itarbas, Gent. vice Muller. Baron Melte, view Green. deceafed.. de Breit, Gent. vice Linikow. John Frederick Schultze Gent vice Von Xonig. olittiliitto--Horpital date George Rudtdell to be ASftant sur geon. Ditto—Aklander Grant, Gent. W be Enlists, vice Mantel, drug/ d. ft Ditto.—.Entign 'Case Herbert, from half pay of the yyth root, to he bitty), vice Paird, who exchanges. 87th Ditto—Captain Alexander Rote to be Major, vice St Clair. deerafed; Lieutenant Simen George Newport, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Captai, of a Company, vice Rats; and Lieutenant Morgan Carroll, filet the 9th Gera= Dateilion, to be Lieutenant. vice Canute, who exchanges. goth Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Melia, from the aft Weft India Regiment. to be Lieutenant, vice P•Yton, detested. 95t h Ditto—Captain John Stewart to be Major, by pnrchars, vice Gardner. who retires. tit Welt India Regiment—Lieutenant Tryon Still, from the gsd Font. to be Captain of a Company, by purehafe, vice Gray, who retires; Entign John Maertarnara to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. vice Nichol!. appointed to the goili Foot, and Henry Hyde, Gent. to be Enßgn, vice IVlnenamara. 3d Ditto—Thomas Ro:ecrtfon, Gent. to be Bnftgn, vice Mufgrave deceated. sth Ditto—Thomas Walker, Gent. to be Quarter Matter, vice Stirling, deeeafed. Bth Ditto—Fnfign John Sinclair to be Lieutenant, without par chafe. vice Galway. who religns, and James Richards, Gent. to be Eadign, vice Sinclair. 3d Garrifon Battalion—James Duff, Efq. to be Paymatter, vice Bulitrode, who refigns 4th Ditto—Enrico John Sinclair, from the 32d Font, to be Lieu tenant, vice Douglas, who reigns 6th Ditto —Enfign fot.n Wifdom, from the 31ft Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vier deceated. gth Dittoa—Lieutenant John Camae, from the 87th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Carrot!, who exchanges. BREVET. Captain James Macliecrie, of the 57th Foot, to be Major in the Army. Dated January t, t 805. STAFF. Arthur &eon. Erg. fate Lieutenant Colonel of the 66th Font, to be an Infpetting Fikld Officer of Yeomanry and Volumeer Corps tenting in Ireland, with the tank of Lieutenant (ketonel while. to employed. HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy Purveyor C. WhioielLl, from ball pay, to be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces. Purveyor's Clerk James Mould to be Dcruty Purveyor to the Forces (crying in Ireland. GARRISON. Serjeant Knox, of the tad Font, to be Fort Adjutant to the Citadel of M-iftea and its dependencies. 111 Regiment of the Royal Eaft India Volunteers. Lieutenant Thomas Cleeve to be Captain of a Company, vice Jones, who raps. Enfign George Medley to be Lieutenant, vice Cleeve. Richard Banana, Gent. to he Enfign, vice Medley. M F MOR ANDO at• The appointment of Lieutenant Thomas Mare, from the Meath Militia, to he Enfign in the 71 ft Regiment of Foot, as !Iced in the Gazette of the 17th ultimo, has not taken place. Lieutenant Beaver, of the 34th, and Lieutenant Lawrence, of the Regiment of Foot. are fuperfcded. Eamon In the Gazette of the ath tlt Regiment of For Militant Surgeon Robert Woulfe, from the 12th light Dra goons, to be ARlant Surgeon, Read Affiftant Surgeon Ruuert Woulk, from the 12th Light Dra goons, robe Surgeon. Commitli ins figned by the Lord Lirntenant for the County of Suffer.—North Lewes Volunteers. James CranhOurn Strode, Efq. to be Mal ; Wiliam Wane Elq. to be Captain. Dated May 9.1807. South Cr•icheller Volunteers. William Snuton. Gent. to be lieutenant ; Thomas Knott and Ed ward Hyde, Gents to be Enfigns. Dated May 23,1807. Arundel Volunteers. Thomas Ibbetfon and William Holmes, Ervin to be Captains. Dated May 9, 184. Jeremiah Lear and John Tompkins, Gents, to be Lieutenants. Dated as above. Oliver,William Cent to be ditto Dated July 9,1837. Charles Lane and Richard Holmes, Gents. to be Litligits. Dated May 9.18:7. William Ellis Gent to he ditto. Dated July 9, 1807. Well Coati Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. Jahn Lane. Efq to be Captain. Fred Auguft t 4, 5837. CommilTiona in the Barham Dawns Yeomanry Ca• valty, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Dated December 3. 1807. Cornet Richard Peckham to be Lieutenant. vice Parker, pro rooted ; Gilbert Pembrook, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Ptek ham. Commiilions figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant oil the County of Invernef..—lnvernefifi:ire Militia. Jam-s Grant, Gent. to be Enilgo, vice Sbaw, raped. Dated Oaober 19,1807 Invernefahire Volunteers. Glengary, Maria, and Letterfinlay Battali.m. Glengar y Company. Roderick Kenedy. Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Mscdonell, ap pointed in the Line. Dated November Is. 1837. Commit:lion figned by the Lo , d Lieutenant of the Crunty of Ayr. 3d Battaron of the zd Regiment of Ayrfhitt Vo lunteer Infantry. Gardiner, Gent to be Adjutant. Dated Nov. IR, figned by the Lord Lieuterrant of the County of Derby. Derby Regiment of V. , lonteer Infantry. John Cox, Fro to ue Major Dated December 3. !Rm. John Storer, Efq. to be Captain; Thomas Severuc, Gent. to be I ientenant. Both dated as above. To be Enfigns--Joreph Saunders, John Billing. George Friteh, Thelma, Emery and Thomas Hof/laud, Gents. All dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. February 13. Bendix Barnard Levin, late of Great Alie.ftreet, Mithileks, merchant, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. January la. John Carruthers, of Briltol, grocer, dealer and chap. man, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Matthew Muir, of Poncafter, Yin !Aire, linen • draper. fhopheeper, dealer and chapman, to furrender December 19. 2t. and January 23, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Matichaer. Anoraks, Mee,. Chcfshyre and %Valk er, Mar chefter. Thomas Mogan, of Stourbridge,Worceltertbirc, druggift, grocer dealer and chapman, December 28. at lour, December 29, .rd January 23, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Stourbridge afto (raid. Attonties, Mr Charles Coirrtabk,Symomls Inn, Chancery lane, London ; or Mr Robins. Stuurbridge. John Tennant. of Oefurdiftreet, Middles:, wine and brandy merchant, dealer and chapman. December 15,22. and Januar y 23. at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Palmer. •Contliao foils and Thomfon, Conchal' court, Throgmorton Itrret John Yew Griffith. of Northampton Ten ace, in the City Road, Middlcf. a ftockhroker, Decent: is 19. 23, and Januar- is, at eleven. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Clarke, bullet's Hall, Chrapilde. Samna Donlon and Solomon Rich, of Woodftoelt Itreet, near Bond tient, bli.ldlefex, taylon and copartners, dealvre and chapmen, December 19, January 2, at twelve, and January 23, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Peacock, No. 17, Panton fquare. London. jureph Smith and Samuel Worthington, Ire of Hurft, pan& of Anatol under Line. Lat.caildre, muffin manufaftueers, alert, chapmen, and eopartnias, December January. 2, and 23, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manehelter. Attorutea. Mr. Gibbon, Afhton under Chic ; or Mr. Bettye, Chancery lane, Lont:on William Romaine Callender, of Neweaftle upon Tyue, merchant. dealer and chapman, December 21, January 2, and 23. at eleven, at. the Shakcipear Tavern, Nelvcaltic upon Tyne Attornies, Mr. William A tkinfon, Chancery lane, London; or Mr. Jofeph Bainbridge, Neweaftle upon Tyne. George Dodfon ' now or late 4f Northouram, parifh of Halifax. Yorkibire, horfeidenter, cowjobber, dealer and chapman, Dec. 21, 22, and January 23, at ten, at the White Swan Inn, Halifax Anomie*, Mr Wiglefwortl, Gray's Inn, Loudon; or loleffre.. Wiglefwortb and 1 kompfon Halifax. Thomas Abskirorth, of Blackburn, Jobn Watfon, John Watfoo the younger, and Intel* Wagon, all of Prefton, Laneathiren cotton manufaCturers, dealers and copartners, January 4. .5; and 23, at eleven, at the Legs of Man, Penton. Attornies, Mr Stattlfant, Prefton; or Mars. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry. Jokipls Lockman, of Salford, Lancallaires manufacturer, dealer and chapman, December 28,30, and January 23, at four, at the Dog Tavern, Manehelter. Attornies, Mr. John Higfon, Red. cm& &vet, Mancheftw; oe Metre, Foulkes and Longdill, Gray's Inn, London, Henry Holmes, new or late of Leeds, Yorke'lre, ftationer, dealer and ch3pman, Describer 23, 24. and January 23, at eleven, at the Tingle Legs Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr.Speight, in Leads ; • or Mr liktrye, Chancery lane. London. JeCeph Edirard Lowe, off Manchefter, warehoufernan, dealer and airman, December 21, January 6, and 23, at three, at the Pa. bee Inn, Manebefter. Attornics, Melts Walters and Walters, Stockport, Bemire ; Of Mars Wright and Pickering, Temple, London, William Davis, of Cane Place, Kentifir Town, Mlddlefes, carpen ter. December 19, 26, and January 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Searle, Child's Place, Temple Bar. William Mentes, of Maid lane, peril\ of St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey, coal merchant, dealer and ckapman, December tn. 29, and January 21, at ten, at GuildkalL Attorney, Mr. Flezney, Chancery lane. Nathaniel Ward Bowers and William Bowers, of Cannon-ftreet, I.ontion, comb makers, dealers, ebapmen and copartners, Dec r 26, January a, and 23, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Kirkman, Cloak lane. Thomas Hardwick, of Manchafter, merchant, dealer and chap. man, December at , January s, and 23, at eleven, at the Bf.dg. water Arms, in Menet:eller. Attornies, Metrs. Duckworth, Chippindall and Denihm, Mancheltcr. Kenneth Tod, of Broad (beet, London, inftwance broker, mer chant, dealer and chaprnan. December tn. 26, and J anuary 2 A , at ten, at GuildhaH. Attornics, Marrs Street and oolfe, Phil pot brie. DIVIDEND& December to Joaquim Andrade and Joachim Christian Stowe ler, of Abchurch-lane. London. in:uratice brokers, merchants and partners, at ten, at Guil Dec. to pain Arm(lrons, dale High ftreet, Southwark, Surrey, linendraper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dee. to. Henry Sazhy. of Charlton, Kent, market gardener, at twelve, at Cuildhall, London. Dee to. Andrew John!tone and John N-inhy, of Tinel-lane, London, ptrfumers and copartners, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. t 9. Thomas &Liter, t.f Ltic. (ter, grocer, at twelve, at Guild ' - hall, London. Dee. 19 Thomas Rutt, late of Dslft•n, Middkfcx, Rock broker, at eleven, at Dec 19. He:try R:etard Collard, of Seotland-rrd, and of George- Itrect, Achlphl, trial mt.:Thant, at ten, at Guil lhall. Dee 19 John Spearing, of Brighthclmflone, Sulfa, Illabinetniaker, at twelve, at Guildhall London. Dec. '9. John Dafon, of Ratcliffe Highway, Middilefex, linen draptr. at ten, at Guildhall, Lnt.dno. Dec sa. Alexander Sibhald, of Wapping.ftreet, Middlefei, Iler. at ten, at Guildhall. FiitEIGN INTELLIGEACE. RUSSIAN UKASE. TO CALINT NICOLAT PETItIPWI MCC 10MANZOFT. In vinfequerce of the pretest p circum fiances, which have compelled us to break off all conneCii ins wiih B , itain, w•e order I. An Imbargo to bziaiel nn all Britifh hip in our harb mrs,and on all property of the Bridal on hoard of the fame, as afro on that at Change and In the Cullom-houfe Packhnufes. 11. Their immovable property. and what does not con Git of goods. to be left in their pnffeffinn as hercto(ore, hut not to he ;Vowed to be fold, mortgaged or traneferred into other bands Taking fuel' meafurce merely from our evident mercy to them, we hope they will not, Ourirg the cutting difference tranfgrefs their duty by aftions which might prove prejudicial to RuUia, atd thus incur our juft dllfpleafure, but live in due qu!etnefs and tranquil ill. Concerning the Embargo, a Committee is lo be sq./minted at this port, of thr m ,, ft rcfpediable Ruffian merchants, aud of one Mender of the College of Commerce. authorifing you to Weft tliefe men ; we leave it to you to tom this Committer and to iu term us of the fame. 111 Similar Committees to he appointed in Riga and A reblngel, which are to he dependent on the nue here. The Ned:lion and a:pointment of the members of therti to be IL ft to the Mi:itary Governors, directing alfo the Civil Dtpartinent, and where no fuch are, to the Civii Governors V. The ch rges which nay accrue on this occation to be pro vided from the 'comma of the rrfpettivc Cullom-twain, and placed to the account of the fequellered fhir and goods. We are, &c. (Sired by his Imperial Majetty's hand) S: Peterfburgh, Wt. sS, IE4. ALEXANDER. RUSSIAN FLEET. On the 9th of Novemher the Ruffian Miner of M 'rine mAJe the following Rep. rt of the amount and .li;Pofi.ion of the Impetial Navy:— tit— t he Grctt Fleet of the Baltic. contain; of 59 Verdi, and tar. )ing z,36J Gans, viz Glint Cu,,: .1.:.• Ships of the Line 3,08 6 Cutters - tin 14 Frigate, 416 19 Szu.,llsr Varela 336 2,l—Baltie Galley fleet, 43 Sail, yes Guns, ViZ. 20 Galleys - 210 $ t Guo Boats 262 268 IS Batteries t 6. 63 Yawls 3d—Black Sea Fleet, 41 Sail. 1,213 Guns, viz. :3 Ships of thc Line 918 7 Brigs 54 4 Frigatca 363 18 Small armed Vcfftls. 91 4th—)towing nee of the Black Sea, 46 Gun 'luau', carrying si guas and 83 falconets. lotilla on the Cafpfin Sc,, fix VtIMI, carrying 70 guns. 6th—The Flotilla of Oclyzk, 1 t Veil:els, carrying 36 guns. 7th—At Sea, r t Ships of the lint, c.irrying 760 guns, the pre• rife nations of which are not mentioned, aeithcr arc the fmaller reffcl• particularized. Wl Building, tea Sail of the Lille. Total —t.; Rail of the Line. 34 Frigates, 59 Cutters, Brigs, Ste. frualiir sails 136, carrying in all 4,433 pi tea ul cannon. GOTTENBURCM, DEC. 7. Various travellers, cl . .fly Englilh, have this week arrived from Rotlia, who all report that a large body of Ruffian troops are marching to the frontiers of Swains Finland. '1 his morning arrived a cnurier from Helfingburg, with ditpa , ches from the King►, fur his Minifler in Loticion. He Kill fail tn•muttow morning by the packet. Several couriers have lately palled between St. Peterfborgh and Helfingburgh. Another Ruffian mail has attired to day, but no poll from Hamburgh. The King and Queen are expefted here from Hel fingburgh on Saturday next, and preparati -ns are mating fir their reception. It is laid, that after a (hurt nay they will proceed to Stockholm. By the poll from Stockholm of to day we have re ceived information of the arrival there of Lord Le ve:on Gower and his fuite, from St. Petedhutgh. It alf, brought another mail from Ruffia for England. Three Hamburgh Mails are now due. On Thurfday laft arrived here the Englifh flnop of war the &kite, after having been chafed off the Skaw by two 7+ Danith flips, which were on their paffage from Norway to Copenhagen; the Ama• ranth-floop and Conitant gun brig are likewife here with convoys. It is reported here that the Crown Prince has been ever to Hclfinghurg, and had an interview with the King, but this wets confirmation. JUTLAND, NOV. so. The Military Council at Copenhagen, under the Prefidency-of Prince Frederic of Here, has already commenced its fittings. Major General Peynsan Rear Admiral Lutken, Adjutant Gen e r a l Kirchcoff, and Colonel Bielefeld', are under civil arreft till fur ther urders. COPHNHAGEN, NOV. i 3. - Since the Bth inßant the Sound hai been Co com pletely blockaded, that no veffel can go out of or enter Cronenburg to pay toll, without being obliged to come under their guns. On the toth Come "oats which west opt from this harbour took a large three milled Englifts flip, and brought it into Kallifboand. On the day before yeaerday a privateer from El (incur took an Englifh tranfport laden with, various kinds of provilions for the Englifh (hips of war craif. ing in the Sound. Between the 17th and aoth of October, fifty ti r Englifh [hips arrived at Riga, and on the ssth of Odober three were lying in Cronfladt. The cowl*, Flenlburg has colleded 3,000 tic dollars lir the relief of the inhabitants of Copenhagen who have fuffered by the late bombardment. Nov. 17.—The regiment of the Crown Prince arrived here owhe tothianant, and on the 13th the Prince Chrtaian of Heffe ; on the fame day arrived a battery of Hying artillery. Lail week the regiment of Schlefwick cavalry arrived at Amak. The greater part of the Danith troops are now col. leEted in Zealand. On the 6th 1011. the Landgrave Charles of HelTe arrived at Keil with his Lady and darrnhtcr. On Sunday morning a fight engagement took place at Kalltboarand be , ween a gnn boar lyi ng there and two EnOifh brigs, who made an attempt to cut out two Englifh prizes which lay under 0 e protection of the gun boat, and had been lately taken ; but, after a fmart cannonade, the brigs were obliged to retreat, without effeding their porpofe.. The gun boat received fome damage, which has however already been repaired. The two brigs tat tered confidtrably in their malls and ringing. The Englifh (hips in the Sound lull continue to obltruel the navigation, but within thefe few days feveral !hips have been able to pals them. S rme DAnilli flips have b-en driven on (bore. The packsts het ween Fladflrand in Ju.land, and Fredericfwarn in N away, go twice a week, but the Engli h attempt to hinder their paltage; they have chaf , :d them, and once or twice driven them on !bore. In the town of Aabenraa a cubfctiption has been opened for the building of lime gun trims. Shnull this example be followed in the other pri.:cirtal towns of Denmark, the Government will loon be in pnt fefli .n of a refpeftable flotilla. The pr throition to neutral flips to bring their prizes into Danifh _parts, is repealed with rel - pdt to Englilh prizeo, as long as the war !hall continue. Sli YR MA, Ocr. c.—The Englifh fleet has now left the Archipelago, to watch Ore motions of the itoflian fleet in the vicinity of Corfu. A Imall Englifh fquadron, however, cruizes before the Dardanelles, and ohllruelb the communicaPion between Conitan• tim,ple and Smyrna. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14. P!1 ICE OF S rocks THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. 3 rer Cent. Cool for opeuin, 64f—Rcdrced 64 63 Offmium I prcm. An eminent Merchant in New Volk, in a letter to his brother in town, dated the sth of November, .• I am happy to acquaint you that our diffe. rences with England ate accommodated. If we had gone t 3 war, we Ihuuld inevitably have been ruined." Tire Aufirian Mefrenger, Mr. MAENZ, who went to Paris with dilpatches, about ten days ago, arrived on board the Lynx {loop of war, as a flag of mice, in cite Downs, on Friday afternoon. In the evening he landed at Deal, and immediately proceeded to town with difpatches. It is obvious from the promp. titude which was given to his coming on lhore, that orders had been given to facilitate °his propels to London. Nothing has tranfpiied as to the nature of the opening which has been made, or is making, to a Negociation ; but, we cannot tit übt, that Minillers have litlened to propolitions made through the Auflrian Cabinet, which have this for their objea. Mr. PEOLiII, one of his MAJIiTY'S Meirener St arrived on Saturday with difpatchts from Lcrd La. vssott Gowka, who has left St. Peterfburgh, and cro'red the Gulph of Bothnia to Abo, the capital of Finland. B) this difpatch we have received the Im. pedal Ukafe, which follows; with the confirmati• n of the riimoitr previoufly received, that the Seals of the Ru(ian Government were put on all EngILA merchandize, and an embargo laid on our (hips. 4, ST. PETF.RSBURGH. NUV. [I. " I have to communicate to ycu that the Seals of Government have been put upon all Lilt warehoufes of Britith merchants, and of Brit& fubjedts who are foreign gneits. " Atu embargo is likewife Laid upon all Bad& chipping io Cron ftadt, &c 1 have confidsrable fatisfadtion in flying, that only the four flips hereafter mentioned have beta G izel " information of that hoftite Intention was given, sod by the grant exertiou of Mr. Booker, all the others were loaded and difpatched- The weather continues mild, and the wind mo derate. The Blips detained are the Elbe, Brtfey, Apollo, and Mary. 'lle Apollo was afterwards liberated." On Saturday difpatches were received from Lnrd HUTCHINSON, dated the 3oth ailt. at Gottenburgh, on which day his Lordfhip arrived there, with Co lonel EUSTACE. from Pruffla. No communications were made to the Merchants in the courfe of Satur day ; and the Glence of Mikilters confirms our opi nion, that for the prefent at !gait his SWEDISH Ma. JESTY has not been induced to adopt any meafures agaiuft this country or its commerce. Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived at a late hour kit night, but they add little to the information re• ceived on Saturday refpecting the feqoeftration of Btitifh property in the ports ut Raiz. A Swedifb Malinger arrived with the mails, and has brought difpatches for the Minilter belonging to that Power. Swedifit Papers to the 4th inn. fay, that the Em• peror of Ruflia is about to search an army into Fia• land, for the purpofe of compelling the King of Sw edep to join in the confederacy againit us. 7 1 F