The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-07 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT.. 6 Yesterday morning • paswd . by this Port the homeward-bound East India. Fleet, under convoy of the Antelope, of boluns, - ) Cape. BAZELY. Also a Danish East Indiamatn: which was taken possession 'of at the, mouth of the ., English Channel by the ifs/W(4)e : left Si. Helena 27th June. The Indiamen have on board the crew of the Honou'rable Company's late Siiii;Ganges. Arrived yesterday the A/bicorc SloOp of ,war; rapt. BUaN, from Guernsey, bearing: the Flag of . _ _ Admiral Sir EDMQ NIZAGLE,whb has iesigned his command to Sir Jamas SAtptAttez suet Sloop of War from Plymouth, with the Dee. dalus, PYE, and d mphitrite, Purr.LIPS, under convoy. . Sailed yesterday the Cephalus Gun-brig, Cpt. HANiDAYNE, for Lisbon, having on board Mr. GAT MIA, who goes out in a diplomatic charaeter. Arrived to-day the Success. Frigate from a cruize; and the Cephalus is put back to St. Helen's. Also arrived the Ptilhead, GKOESSARD, from Mogaddre, and was immediately put under quarantine at the Motherbank, with the Wilhehnina Catharina,-, \ a Danish Ship, from Alicant, with salt, 'detained by the inconstant Frigate; also the byres HAWTH, and the Salacia, COCKLEWN ) from Sun- derland ; and the Friends, SPAhROW, from London. The Amelia Brig,, from Hamburgh, and Anna Boletta, from Riga to'this Port, with flax, hive been detained by the jiardyGun-brig, and arrived here. Sailed the Hope, HiLLYLR, for St. Petersburgli ; lapd May, RousoN, for Sunderland. Admiral Dit.URY yesterday hoisted , his Flag on. board the Monmouth, 64, Capt. KING ' . and will take convoy to the East Indies, where he will take Command, in roots of Sir TitomAS TROLTBRIDGE. 1 Captain DUSIARES4 is appointed to the command f of the Diomede Frigate, and Copt. WALPOLE to the ,I Pilot, a new Brit, lately launched at Bucklershard, - ' aid nosy fitting for service at this Port. The Sprightly Cutter takes convoy to the Downs, and will sail to-morrow, should the wind be fair. ' 1 PLYMOUTH, SEPT.. S.—Arrived the Pickle, of 14 guns, front a cruize to the westward ; she towed in a French Schooner Privateer, which she fell in with yesterday off the Lizard, bottom up, supposed to have upset'M a squall of wind, and it is much fear ed all the crew have perished.. There is reasun to believe this vessel wa, L' bncomparable French Prt. Va(eer, captured , sootier days since by the Plantagenet Man of War, as there was a bag found on board her ,radrxed "_ Plantagenet." ", , ArriVed the.Pallas Frig* from a cruize to the 1.- - 'westward; and the Ave Sloop of War from a (mini—the latter sailed again th:3 evening to the westward. . The Fawn Sloop of. War went out of harbour this morning, and anchored in the Sound. ........_ FALMOO7II, SEPT. 4.—ArriNe3 the Albion Cotter, to coiled the Convoy for Portugal ; she waits. the arrival of His Majesty's Ship lin per ieuse, Capt. LOTd COCHRANE. . i Arrived this morning The "Loiter Armed. Shipp With a Smuggling Cutter, called the Dove of Otletp= eey, laden witli spirits, tobacco, iincl empty *edi the amber sailed again this,evening on a,Qrnize. • MAL, SEr - r.: ;).--Arrived in the Downs morning the Fleet from India, tiii 'der ~c'onvoy Ms Majesty's Ship ~antelope. They all rerhain, = ing to its'blowing hard from the sottth-ATst:- The Trompeuse, Monkey, Ploodhinind; andls. - 6//. 7 garoo, came in this morning frotn, the westw;ir&••• The Prosperous sailed on a cruiie to ihe Lord LAKE and suite landed here this 'll;3rning,'. from the Tritithamsiow, and immorliiitely. proceeded for London. Very few Passengers have yet ljudcd, owing to the .teinpeStuous weather. The Danilih with , the,D an 'i4 ) Ahi p Packet *Retires Ninth., pa trionelle, are ordered to the River , initnediately they get their ancbors. SIpiERNESS, SEPT. 3.--Arrived the Ceru:rml. Gun- brig from Yarmouth. Starr. 4,—The Celiine/ has mide * Ognal for con voy to the Baltic. Arrived the Tickler Gun-brig, Lieut. Sat;NtNeu, from the aiwns, and Rapid Tender front Lyon, with impressed men.and volunteers for the Fleet. Went out of Harbour, and proceeded dires for 'Yarmouth, his Majesty's Ship Thisty, of 50 guns, Catitain HODGSO N. SipT.6,—Arrived the WordylichTender froth the River, with impressed men and volunteees for the Fleet. Orders have been issued to fit out the Namur, of /4 guns, at . Chatham, with all possible dispatch, to relieve the . Zealand, at the Nore ; the lattt-r, it is Impposed, will be immediately ,fitted out for a ,pri. CaRK, :AUG. 3 .--Two Danish and one gnasian, Ship have arrived in this ifarbonr from the They report that strcn rirepJratiOns for Oetermittk ,, l ttaistance were making at eneenh:tgen, ant.t that the Zissian #leet at Cranstadt Nvereequipping utmost' expetlitton. Or s, have been issued by Aarniral '; Fin , to-ttork,all nanish Vessels--==the above Siiips e ben seized in con4eqnenee of this onion GREENOtitL'Serr. 4.-04) the ed i!)4-. - the t;hip ://urnibny, Capt. S.:tyxrn (ine ATTLEcK), - -arri.:ed ht this Port .frotu the Boht:i Seas,. last from Rio 6.• :,i -tit,,ir o, which Poh she left' 30th of June last. 'its:; Ship belongs to Messrs. WAL.Ttit 11'...rc:fra:IlltiSOLIS, ~.of tail tOWLI, whoseenterprtze is Dig•ly commend able, as. we believe she is the first Snip that vent from Scotland on this distant voyage 5 and it is re rriark'able, though her crew consisted Of above 8 . 0, and that,she was out nearly tw o .ye ar , 6hellitt not Afe . nny of them by sick ne , l. Wit, :0 the. fitn-nony lay .at 4i6 'tle Janeiro, His Mrije,ty's Ship. Btu ji4h), Ca .• Hous - rol4, arrived there fur refresh 7 rne hti-,j itt ber.way front New Sent!) Wales to Eng..; lit .land. :, governor littiG and suite wt L on.board.the Bifiii,lifiiiiv4ich would sail for Engtand in a twitch, • after clmittarmoity. The John; AND3Rsoi:, frot. hence .for - bee,. .vas spot en with three :::!p: alter leaving th land, ,by, the H armony, Smirrn, -arrived a.ve here on Wednesday. The \ homeward bound East India Fleet, - whose arrival we mentioned on Saturday, consists of the following Ships 1..0'4 lane Dundas, Capt. Laxnsity ; Hugh Inglis, FAIRFAX ; Bengal, Cum! ; Lard castlereagh; Isy -1%4E1t ; ,-/sitz, -- VVA.tin. ANV ; Ikaltharnstaw, 11‘ ; 4/far/it/et, Fit ANCK 1.01 ; - Sovereign, CAM PE ; 41/Onftri://, HAWES ;- Harriet ; I.arrc ; Netic.n, HuiTo,N ; Earl St. VilLient, JON US 11:alclat l a BAY.. Ll FF. Thqii4ei from St. lielenti bit die 27th of Junk..±jitf with-the Scorpion aid .4110 Eta brig from th,e,O,op.± of Good Hope. Alt t kißcirseis arrived ttt to 7iitii t 116 use ye,!erd.iy, Ira itikp4tltl iheir , ships iti the ;DOwnsi amid tit.; So v e re th4=a4lexan , -and -tile Lord :Casilereak4,:wero expected ill the river last,flight. LIST OF THE PASSENGERS. Carl St.Vincera Reynolds, stirveyors,G=n l l ; Rich.ToritleEsq. Seniar'Nlercitailt ; Airs. Accts ; Brano, Esq. Scni.4 P.lt.‘rcrrarit ; Or , Ge414 , .' 1 .V;1 :is, Coviliany's ; Mrs. 13eIlc ti want ; ..irtturr, COmpal.y's M Lima ; Cwiont.l llttistvodc (2zl;t. A. 'V . Brown, ',wag and Adjtairrat Baird, i,teuts. nice, 1111.:tiajesty , s 771•1 1 Re izo i nerkt . ; two 7ll- 0 , 1 „ . , and rh s Tprrit,; twy 61414 s 044 - tit:Us Hiss Reoe i u t r4,. M a ,. tt:r 14eaerle , .;11; t Morcrs 13roo ic, twu Masters ; :firCiiittilist Nl:r'Sr,:t Young. ti7;ll, Colen - mn, 1)ookin ; Douglas awl cilildren, NI ,;ors Al`(;re:.,or ;too. C'ttyl,; ton ',l4igh)go, Grivve, I)ezei ; with anti Jarrtul.t ; ; 4,1.!rs CumDerieclge., Ali4l - 41 rot:A "I,lotilaup.,tow--Gcr..rd, Lora lion Lto(c M ilt r hlghr, Al• Cat ; Air. liatris,:ar,,l. Mr. L.PAr,y, Su • C,,!onel zinc! Airs. a;.( - 1 Nlrs. WiltuL., Nits, 1- . .1rb1y.; Mrs. 6. b.'nt, Li. U. I' anti km dolmen. tVirs P Mi>s Tzstioci:e, Capt. ,CONJrn.tr,,, "L. .1, C:::11;+az11, jilt C. 1%; N1,1 4 ...4.11. 77ih r. gi,.' nlein . Alt o. nlkl;,i)i , u, end Air!, otiti mtly, 1 . Rev. Mr Capt. Ae . oeuo, 6581; L A .., Lo.igo Cockse4e —Per I)aws;, L. 1,1 1 Dundas.-1)r. ffdtiour, 1)r. `,.. Itowarth, Airs. t:olons, iSS Sinitl} ? nlr. A4ofisa4. f. 01. WA, s.f.l.:l;sic?7. Sovereign Colorxi Mrs. Gtqierat Alps Nlijor C4mllb.;ll, Sir H. MI ni)W.ll, r(Qin t Simpson, 411.11,3,t.:11iici • Colaoei Burn) Mrs. Wi'.l4nci,ca!).. t llO 1"i„. 111 4 0 t1, .t? W 1 itegitlat, ~ 1 -"'" l .lfPilag,, Mr. ALAI iLacik:roit, Mr rawer dittyMr, ..1:. l'iutien ion, Mr. evgilien, Ali*s folitison, . I AG 1 "Jr,. I.Utintand four- Ciftle.ren, Mrs , . • • 171)c,,p t it :11r. nraiwins, itinys, 413.1 six ditto. —colaiic an , i 1 ),:, 1)r. 411 , 1 Mrs. Mrs. ( : .::.! . 1 , 1%,:.:: 1 ; (IS av 1 .4 .141 Mcrc,;:r, Ajte4on, pia Capt.:ll , llo.lin; :\: . 14.1011,•.:', Mr. itenant kttesi. .c t ,pta,ll .111 , 11 , 1 . • ~6111; .0 ; - I.kuic:;,,tc..r K. ; 9.0.11; Cup;l4.•,), CNIVAI,I). s iLfy : . Sapae if War, with the Fleet under ctottvoy ttie N%.,r.oit• luifie t, sails ci frt4.4 COrls ou. the 306 nit. .. X h(*., , rowing gun-boats seat out. by th e D anes h ave fri'l.i(Vt.;tl .liteet very much. ...Die 'no ats of cat: ll ' l 6oc a. 'War . 'each 'beett niont'ited with, a VSev, and ;the mainland of this little qtlatiroti •-• vsf• 'PIO' the Admirall4 ()LT glt .n to 4ti t , ; • 1- , ce y, severill sevete con.tests. with - thenf.;. its w hi - cr:l,,,:","yAikal , 'Aays . successful. ():1 Saturday letlerS - ,were 'received from I foriand to nit. From these it :would'app tar t b at to e.,:bat . :o• i,i HOlianci- , ilk., 27tit nit. there ,:vets tyery feason apprelteod that the measures t:it . .lopted in the French; Ports - would be hilnietliatelY emended to those of the Mach, The whole, .1)orcli army was colleoed oil the 16111 lu tiac camp at Zeisr. Last, night Earl CHATIIAM left Town for colches- IQr, in'oftier to take the colornand of the troops :.tat..ooed in that idace; :and within the sUrrotteding-. , ( i) ioefmst 11;, - ?. , itneut, which has been stationed Set fur Cerk, in Older to join :. tlic; 3(1 lili.i.lti t ywnri : atid proceed tilted for Cm :Ida. ,Court 'Mart hal winch lately ass'entbleil colehester, and 61 which the Honourable Colonel' Presaleat, is dissolvetti his M(f. Islesseil to contiim the sentence, whereby ihree Ofticers, Captains of the Westmin ster Militia,,A.Veth.,acfpidged to be Cashiered. cir - cmaitances which gave rise to the trial origioned in .a (inanel between tivo of the parties, in which the third hyCarne.l mediator. Charges of criminaz. tion . a9d ?CC n ritnintitio ensued these were m a d e fti stibja at a Court Martial, which involved the seccmi2 ;is vvi4l. as the principals, and terminated in the disainssal'Of all the three Officers. The dispute %itaS`ii4hieaoantain GAtiCoYiiii atid Capt., GitANVe Gilts ST'Apl.lL4' , lkai 010 fr.t..uct of the tormer. The .Court ithirti,aota4 110 tam whatever to any 3111 The bigr t . yesterday did sorne damage in dif ferent virt4efitni town, and the river, and - We fear ~ ut ~halt' have 'II4)Z:,C Of - some accidents in the: I Ch4ulK-1. 111:41 fiCY ,17;Z, vo::.i`1::-..a of this , b y no 1:;;; , ..:s row; OCT. , se: titer, Indt:e.!, AiLled it; 'V.lr4llll'. - 7. ~ f ;., •,1 r(4.ll)e . illbv;c-i :i. •-• ,are file Orei4 of '.;•• I h ; •-, k.• :!!*:irtdeci, par s.:;t lit' , ;.• s.t1)1) hag Lady rwnetit. I,;e ton !:;.r. 1 dtle shartt of ave to that caro - 'midi the 1 . .!sloT , .):: , L • Alany a hw.hatiil has hi!..l . I,A use Eti ro-:: • of his and it is disgr;:cett:i tti the ;i2.11(.c.11 taste, t ;;;) prey:dent ‘t . h....ri SQ iminy .ILI1U5:31: 1 / 4 3its abo:3iitt at this ; -'' • I BRIGHTON, &XI. 4. ..• • , this tisy th 6 Soutbd3wn Elir took plate upon the. `Princes Cricket Grow,l, tti hi wai :itintirahly, well adapted. for the occiiron. wag ;Ilso ex . ceedingly and a gr,-,it ti!mly fashionnbles we-t', itwrehy iiiduced to a; t, n.l i.t • Carriages, on horicback, or on incr., itnesi a stiene so novel in this quarttN• of tt county of Suist. * . Thi! Ahow of sheep was itntn:ftis , .,' there being . comptited to be abola 12,0j0 Southdown breed,'notte other being admitted. The beat prit:e , I , .:paid.ttir the ewes `vas two guineas ; for lambs, 28 at~iEliu T; tbr rams, hots, two I , ;ixitiens and a half to Ctikegnineas. Th..l were in oe..icral of the Very and.the sales were pc ~ ,Hy rapid. It oeing intended to-make slur annual, ev , ry &rah:lr who hro . nAlit ...his sheep upfat the' groan.' ; paid at the' rte of live shil:ings per hundred ; in the lair,' litld • to clefral' the ex . peilc;;;,ll. , rco!. .infitre . thts t”y;114.!t? will not be ineurr,ni, a- t'vcry I..f.Her be 'llit)Wetitd bring (it t:tip',",ll:ii to this ztiniti.d..fair for - sale, provide:i of the, Southdown br ee d. A 1., - w ," cows, werealsO disposed 1 and sercfal sar r ipl e3 o f corn. 1 ro4r . f.p.tee„ were erected • the so. • ACT A LIM:. ED SEPTEMBER 5. I " of the Prince 01 WALLS ;ILA suite, ii: We occ.itpieci the attention of t . :1.11-(1 , ..114 . arid (trchionfss. of ERTEORE.during i I, It .)le of' t presedirg allthespieutiid L,j; L.: , t - ,(1 by the Noble• ‘t.. „ ichi,~ralOie of iiity..:ll panegyric, ltootage'ut respc:A .0 Guest will • b- by O.! o prt--einMent . and • y I t ibspa k ility to 1!:: Heir Apparent „is , ~) mod its - domains, nich tt.tve been ciirtect .c , Pride of Worce.4te-:- ,;lire," are so weil i ht.ll so, ert or situ a ti on , .o. :c I,;.atfal ;Inv c•cor.nient or is :;;.;.:lit bill takes (fit liinci, in the . -.11. ; 0: aft rnaL.:,:iitkently• lio.nediateiy aitpropri titato-bed of costly put up. lieholticri ; carpenters, cotilec.tionet h , lfriveti i wet:ksince,. from to • superinieed c, Cooir different depart ; moots. The peasantry; to more ( tiff - w i ve rang.- - to t',:w hilarity of the 5C;4:(1;,,, will bt.=: admitted ' int()th Park on the .second• day of' the fete, The I Prince is- expe4ted this at 'two o'clock, with.a f party of fourteen persort..;. His Royal Highness wilt he met at the LoWer, ',mtge. by th e M arqu i s , who will escort the comptniy t) the grand entrance, ulic.tre the 141-..irchiene.ss wiii tt , to waiting to Teceive priliCe rife NV.-Nto.!; remain 'here about ten ia':+ ; nott it k . 1 .11 tiled that the Prince I , wiii atom thc end-Of the Ittuioli visit :mother of the 11.1:1O-oi s ' 4 si-ats catiod Uotiburne-Hall, - led 'on it shouting, where the Dolte, Arinfii: is expo, .e party, about the (24th inbt.:',tit. . " Pritice, we ir..ar, intends vis.i.,ing I.3;:ihton in<Octotier." linsictstqui.E. , ;—A; every, thing Cnit relates to t!li; i'oeq and his wori,s 1111.1 tit iti . 01 times be tiffsls countryin..n, ciaratt the fol.'. 10 p2,, , Agel - froin Mr. JoNEs's Ili,tory of Breck reseaing the Supposed original of the whiL:sioal character of FLorLtIN : . , 1 ‘ e i ); piegnence in' the High-street of 13reeknockr, unfortem.itely killed . . lfts kinsinan Ritslart t3wr o'r Slwch, hi was . " corn-' , I 1 io into Eeigl:in , .l a‘oidajthreaten C' . for t attilefi'ed birnbell to 41.1 c; i..:1..._1'.0 . :.:11,prty s to interest lit}' ever .afterwards :nog, rlhectd. There .can be' little doubt out 0;11 lo Lis burlesque charalc.ier of Vitmitin, intended- DaVid 0.1 . 61; thprigh fur nbvions reasgus, as hi' LleSeondants were then well known and respeelea in the Court, -he .cbose to dis z luisai his Halite.''` I `haw c<illecl :a 2 burlesque chara6ter,*becritise.hisp r iblA t:f , ;Ind prat,- bles, which: are generally out I I.=,rode,i, crossly to :an, iinglish as we ',l as a 'Welsh car, yet ati,zr all; LleweVii is a brave soldier and an honest 1 fellow he is admitted into 0 considerable degree of intinnicy with the. King, and stands hit l; i ll biactood. l ~ ,.11! c it is. .stroug pits.iniptiye proof, snot-' 'withstanding :Shakespeare, the better to conceal his objeN, describes the death of David Guar,' ''et Cult he intended David Llewelyn by .thia. portrait' of the .testy W i elslintan ; for Own: was no otherperson,, of e tfaar co , ,lntry in .the Eos , lisb army cc ho could have. been ,supposed to havv beim upon 'such 'terms' of giiniliarity with Kioi;s„.e.nd it must be obl - served, that Liew.elyn. narne I c which he was lz.nowit tit Ilia iirtny, and 'not Cato, ot-squint by 'Which epithet i • 6.40,01 : it . was afterwards a:,ai,ri4:ii by his family, .1-,e would' proh.ablY have. knocked down any plan who dared to - address him: By ItlS behaviour -on till; nwntorable v be in isotue ineasure ntalie artlell- 4 .9 El' a life of violence and rapine, and raised his rosterity into riches and respe,l i but ains %veil:, how idle is family pride, how un s t a bl e NVOiT11)), cveiitLi r. at different ertOds between -the, years. I and 1700 . , I have seen the. descendants of this bero i of k.tincourt (who lived like a wolf, and died' . like a gluts), .in pus-es si6.l of every acre of ground in the county of Bre con ; at the commenceinent of the eighteenti) cen tury 1: find one -.of then, common bitrntin thct towli of Rrecknock, and befisre - flie . enriclusion, t it o others- supported by the of the pari s h where they resided, and ern tlie Liaine 'of Games .00. , CNITAGEN ANR - Tlit limes • S:,vedish, armies landed in.:4e,ll.l:id (Id besieired - peoh:igen ; and twice liame,•t:.ey oh:iged to rair.e 'the siege by . the.appe.lritice fleets in the: 2.4.,0inid, In 1658, the Ic..;nq Of CVARLVS concluded a treaty of pence- w . :ih Brit no', sooner had this Prinue h%i army inta Polarni., than Denmark violated• the treaty. In formA niche perfidy old) • Danes, Lie s h i n tt A n the B.epobVc of th..1.!..ti r. tHe. of a sekere winter, ii;J:.claed• Lick his troop' the Belts, which he fox,fl frozen in'a - mati..• enstble bo. h h.q., horse and liiot," and . .iT.".•-; Uf CopcnliiiL..W . another trePty, by wh' , :ll S.i.edon oh taiaed tie four very; 11,reile provi..ce , ., Hailand, and 'Peking. • ' According to the Dutch calenderg, the .Be'ts ° avtii situ o ; during the winters 1709... Ana frolen, so as to be crossed Iffs i kaltrs.,.h . tai they ivt:re not.frozeii strong, enough to Stio,t,,iip ea:rii rs. A S,vctligll Nobleman, ,taunt' GYLLENSTIERNA, compt - )3ed., t l iirty:years3go,:nn-..pie Eiden) of oi this passage a thiii'itaits, on'thil ice, by the army under CHARLES X. is the.SUbjett. EXTRACT OP , A , J.ErTEETItoIi t.t.; orrroga ON IMAED ADMIRAL GAMEIEIe6 FLI:ET,- DATED AUQ. 20. " An opportunity oaring o send lett - er4 to Bug. laud, I cannot' omit actraaHting you how %%e are giojpi ; ;iflt here,. as I . .s`tppo,e you are all anxious , to hear the iv:Alit of tho tipeditioo, which has, tbr some fiate;:past, occisiened so many conjeaures,• We arrive here. with our Fleet on 'the 15th i nst. - 'and the-next morning - landed: the army, consisting of about ';000 men, abo , it miles from , Cokn- ' hagen, Without opposition, the Danish army having retired into the . town. are supposed to consist of 7or soool,eplats, at - ,rnt opooo militia—• but there are:vtuaiitryports on the stOo.',ca. and., in short ul eve.e:y otli ; ctstEtrit,t;:pbje cpitiiceite..i with it. I believe it,,is7l,,ryt.geit.ii:l„ that they are,deteratinvd to resist us lo'theHtmost of power . , and al. the tov . . - n is said t0.td,.....5.tr0w. , ,1y it they contiwie - in the same mind, it is our o:lj, , i;t will pm . soineditisirolty, it. viii take .terigt h of time to . i'edilc - e C)porl:lia‘,.:,tm. - From the Sea, it. has all the appear - awe t.grem strength, par ticoiarly the Cro , Nn ii.ittcrie,i,...which are iituated, upon, stnall islands, ab;)Ut tlai:i...-6)irth , 4 of a mile from the•town, and appeer to the put ''poS.'2,Yoftler2ndiag the enzrallee .Afllie hat boar, •whe'ro the:Men of war are wliieh.are h* so&o: from the sh : p .vith.oois , their Icy,yer -;nasts :ire also sovtral• hulks attehi:H- • terrnit'Oait3 round.tht...l.9%M;„ and thv shore seeinz, fro:11 this firing we, t. covered • with stibil - hiittcriei,loted i•lci,&‘iiti very heavy iery, as are l ikpwielSire-1111U:s.. Thtyy h.i,e also a' great number el gonOotttki.whiA frevetitly come out and noillse its ;with a littiy canti,a ttlittg, but they lint - e•:t doz4.tismo Germat) Lc., • gion, from liugnits.lauded' in Kiogfe.ilay, atilt are at presetit •wi . h our army..;---They are about 7 0(11) stung. • ' '" • We are busily ,empfayed. in ~ ., . etting on shi re horses, - artillery, and other SiOre3, which I hope A% ill be all on shoie in a very short time. The 'aims , hart Advanced very near the town, and are preparing to besiege it ;.---there has' been some SkirMiStling,'lMit %vial little 104 . 51 on our side,, and not 'very great on theirs.—We 'observed a 'heavy firing this morning onshore, andd - tr report has just reached us, that the Danes made . a t ortie with .1000 men, but were driven back into the town with consider:6le loss, and wills little on ours.' aOn our arrival.4o,lSineur a amid) Frigate in the Itoads of 32, bore the Flag o f a Vice, s Admiral, and' th e :TV before we loft it, she went to seti in the night ; the Cntos, Captain I lily woon, vas diSpatched aker 112 r, and• the day before, yes• terday she.brought her to this place, having taken her after an action of, A 0 minutes, in which. she lost la men killed, And wounded, (two sitic deady; • , ,the aimus had o n ly on mtin WjItrICLICK. " The CtoWn tirinee came tram Roistein just be fore we landed, and took the King with hint there: The Princesses are also gone there. The head quarters of General Beata en are at present in one of the King's Palace, cailA Fredetielburgli, about three,or four miles from Copenhagen." Another Letter states the - itutk4 inenti)ned the above Officee,s Letter to be the 11 , p'd17,;ier, P et. es tire , 11 7 11Izeint-ittl ca ) and 11144 .1;l: k ships, and' the St.- TritAtitas e arc Wnte , in the. bittcottif 11,.er, svanf lkcrr, Lima:o7 , 4Q 1./:: rump, giiLl thrt:C Ui Bondas, and 1 • e: I • . • which has suffered by th e silent ravages ot.thne, is, so far as Ow interior' s i con rernett, to be put inn`a state of thorooh must be always gratifying . ttr her that Lawyir3. arcs mending their.7vgys. slitittit'l ELI) MARKET, Sr.rT 7. Tnis day's market was %vett w:th prime' .Beasts, and the show of Cattle in W b Wl' reveal 'sal tolerably ,good:; Beef and Pork' are cl-iarier than our last report ; Veal is dearer'; Mutton atAl . Lam' sold at and the tra,!e it) general wag ti.)l.leWy:q brist.--74,!i*s in. the Flayfnarhet wire: pretty lively; 1-A) and Clover have got up in price since Frig tty'S Market • Straw has ctropped'in p r iC e : 4-• The''ubdtg-ine%iuued,..vri o q k it robe' a are an accurato'stateditnt,: Tp 4:lik• ale st, , rwc.lf 3; Beef 4s.' ott.' to" ss: 6d.-Alittc;ir 5,. od. 5 0. CO. 4. 7s. cd. to S. 04..- 7 LOotb 64. ox , -.Pork 4s. 6cl. to, Pi6S 2to . ...94.--Sheep atld LAM ,C:,rtvtsg, Sae.* SUITHFLRLD irAY'MARKET. Fl ay 3 1, es. r;) 7 1 , oil. - -Cluver 61. its. 10 71. JoS. wi t straw 21. to 31. O.s . caf. • . 61.6 . 1 **••••1114 • CORN-EXCHANGE, SEPT. 7.—There is a tolerahlo supply of Wheat arrived ,to -they, w'dich is , brisk sttles-at' a sinall' increase in price for sine sanipltN. the supply of Barley ti short and hat little in d c ., mind ; Malt has few purchasers,.e.'4eepting for tine White Peas are rather Cheap•or ; Beans of the two kiuds are higher ; of Oats there are but few arriv:ls, and this article is dearer. Salim of Flour its per cur. retie)? annex.ecl : d 56S 3 6is Of t Tic*, ditto (d 0.3.435 a 50a 04 Pule ditto 685 4.,2' (bfi 34,; 2Z.S. a 33 , 4 00 n . , , 4ss ad Poland trate 33$ A 34s IA narley 34$ a 4,;s,Dcli ent - tt:,e 6, 0 4: Lelw. 6.0 a 7:4 ,t 4 t ,Nale 9Ds I.vi Ca rt+s:.e,tl I .!ot,r - bolt ert ;+i,t, SA" I