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London, England, 1808-01-23 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 23,- 1808.

Wu had only room yesterday to notice the arrival
of thO Ham' burgkand Altona Papers. The follow-

Ing are the most interesting articles they contain :
the remainder will be found in the last page.

COPENHAGEN, JAN. 2.-A Paper published here
contains the followi'ng estimate of the whole lo”
Which Deumark has suffered by the English Expe.

dition. The nuniber of Ship of War carried away
or destroyed is stated at seven ty-six, carrying together
two thousand two hundred and forty-six guns. The

whole Fleet consisted of 18 Ships of the Lioe, 16 Fri-

gates, t Brigs; 26 Gott-boats, 4 Praams, ana 2 Moat•
ing-batteries, besides.otlier smaller Vessels. It is esti•

mated .
that a Ship of n guns cost 250,000 x Qat-,
lars buildmi; one of 84, 212,000; ooe of 74,,
166,000 .a Frigate, of 44 guns, 67,000 ; and a

Ship, of 24 guns, 50,000 ; and the smaller Vesse6

'in the same proportion ; according to which calcu-
lation we shall find result, a total of 5;222,000 rix
dollars. 'lt is likewise estimated that 'a Ship of
`War; completely egnippecl'eosis at the rate of 6000
rix-dollars Danish currency. it is "also obierved, that

the immense quantity Of marine stores and timber,
necessary for Ship-building, colleded in' the magi,-
tines of the 'Holm, and carried away or destroyed
by the Enghilt; most be valued at thrice that sum ;
and if, to theie be aided the damage occasioned to
Copenhage4 and the Country by the bOrnbardment,
fire; pillage, &c. and if we calculate also the loss

tlastained by the total kagnation of trade, the, cap 7.
tufe'of the Merchant Ships, and the losses suffered
by Dentnark out. of Europe, the whole loss may be
fairly estitnatednt 67,380,00 rix7dollars.
The Ship of the Trine Dillunarschen, which r the
inglish had mutilated, as also the skeleton Id' a
three-decker, which was left on' the stocks, are
itchy taking down ; ai a great quantity of their time
ber trlay be made useful in the building .of Gun-
'boats..

ST06(110134 DEC. 22.—0 n the isth their Ma-
jesties the King and Queen, with the Princess So-
rthe Wit.ttELmtNA, arrived at Strbinslialni in per-
tea health. The Queen iiroceeded on her journey,

and arrived at this capital at eleven at night.
DEC. 24.—YeRerday his Majesty arrived here
frtttri Strcirlishnlna in pettea health.

IslArtits., DEC. 4.—,Several troops of banditti have
Suddenly reappeared in the Province of Abruzzo,
where they have Committed great depredations. Se.
ifrqal divisions of troops are ite pursuit of them ; ma"
tir of them are already made Prisoners. One of the
hoideS, reinforced by ill-disposed persons from the
Btatt of the ChurCh, lately a'ppeured before the town
bf St. Angelo, which was without a GarriSon but
the inhabitants taking up arms, obligi.'hi them to fly.
-'llsolc.ing has caused Medals to be presented to these
of the inhabitants who displayed the greatest bravery
On this occasion';
lie has also distributed presents
among the families of those citizens who lost their
li/es in the aaion.

'BANKS OP TIIP, DANUBE, Disc. 29.—8 y virtue of
d. new Ordinance, Jews are forbidden to enter
Vicuna, at least unleis they can produce a'eertificate
from the Magistrates of the' place of their teiidence,
attesting that affairs of trade Or w proceedings, re-
-quire that they should come to the capital.
The Poles, as well Officers •as Soldiers, who serve
h the Gerinin Regiment of His Imperial Majesty,
will be formed into six • Polish Regiments,. which
will be stationed in Hungary, whence six Hungarian
Regiments will be transferred to Galicia..

There is I :report that u Convention has been
signed between the three Itnpetial,Cidurts Austria,
France, and Russia, 'the .object of which is a mu-
tual guarantee of their possessions.
VEROY.V, D;c, 20.—The Senator LUCIEN BUONA-
rAIITZ has returned to Rome. • • . ,
VIENNA, DEC. 30.—The answet-of the late Ca-
binei of London to our offer of Mediation, brought
by the Cabinet Courier, M. MAY NZ., appears to be
hot very satisfaaory ; we, however, wait the return
of a Courier lately sent to London.
The English Envoy, Mr. Atiatrt, at one 'of his
late audiences, presented• to his Imperial Majesty
several --Englishmen of° distinaion who. are at
Vienna.

11AMIWRGII, Dec. 29;---It appears certain that
the King of Sweden has declared he wilt not desi'st
from the system which he has hitherto followed,'
and that he is resolved to take no 110tiCe of the pro-
posals of the Court of Russia to co-operate with the
measures taken "by the. other Powers of the North,
against the Maritime Dispotisin of England ; in con-
squence of which a rupture, between Sweden and
Russia is considered inevitable. •

A Report was this Morning circulated that the
Freneh Fleet bad escaped from Brest, but no such
ihtelligencc had reached the Admiralty.