The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-08 00:00:00

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Island of linger: are preparing to le:sye,lt;- and Om.
bark for Sweden.

limsovEß, At7o. flower of th rench

arnty,. viz. ttet)() of the Imperial "Gi,ards, seem. to
• have changed ,their -teate and their destinotion.
• They were assenibletLat Berlin; and were to pass
the Rhine at Mentz, to which placg some of 061)
',. had proceeded. 'The greater part have now
reflect their rmttch Northward, and are expe.6ted
here.: -1-'heiVtinhirnandatit.: 'General WALT.ttEti, rit,
riled here at eight o'clock last night, ata alighted at
the Palace..

Att.o ifs nntommon 'tnoveinont
.prevailw
among the trench litieps and their Allies, in the
North of Germany. Sferal corps 2M: taatteltitK:
front StralsUnd to Lower Saxony... The Dutch
Reginpes hate arrived. in Ilinelibilrgh and Lunen-
burgh ; and yesterday the first division of the 'French,
Imperial 'Grenadier thiards,, too in nun:4er, enter-
tys city. —
TrAGur., Attn. 30.—His Excellency the
.Minister
fur roreign Affairs has this morning received ad%'iee
hy'a t.;ourierA that their Majesties the King and
Queen of HOLLAND arrived at £t. Cloud on the 471.11
instant, in-voci health.,

TONNINGIES, Aun. ti-hal;:tarits MIA the.'
garrison of Copenhagen have adopted a ttirlt-nre.
which spews the firroness of their resolution fo
'tend theinselvei to the last. They have burnt the
suburb of the 'Westerlong, that .extends towards
Fredvricksbergh,, and under cover of wliio the
'English loci began to throw op 'works. fp the
sortie made for that r.arpose, about' 20 Maxis, and
:too .English, 'were killed, and 5.0. of lathsbrought into. Copenhagen ,n vrisonerit. In the
'wean While :ha Danes io!.-Zealand seem strong
eitough not to confine 'themselves querely • to. the
relief of Copenhagen:- • General KAIITENSKIOLD iS
`in: the rear of the Englisit with. t Lobo -regular
troops, .and a body of tntlitia ; ands rumour Is aka
ready spread Of attaeliOn, Ia which the -Enernyibaie
.bean defeated. However this may be, this bold
•niancetivre ..tour Geoeto'l Will make. us nutters of
the Western CoasfolZeakaorl, whither, by means of
a thvoorahle opportunity,. relief may. be 'sent .fieM
the Island of Fuhtioni,. to which.the „passage from
Jtitiand seems still to remain unobstrip4ted.

, , Our army, in Holstein is in full march. Only a
very small cordon remains upon the limits of Latle4l`.
burgh fill„ti 1411bec. The rest of it retstinii possess op
of the coast 'of the Baltic, while the -Other.paFt-adw•
yances 'through Judaud to FoliOen. 066; 10,7a6ii
head-quarters are at Newstadt.
.In a word, the'
people are So well 'affeEled, that our GovertOent
Wal have no scruple to call them ow hi a Mass,
in case of danger, particularly the inhabit:4We of the.
sea-„colistk.

The Post, which. left Copenhagen on the 1,6111,
r. •
Was detained upon the Great Belt by the English
twelve hours, and searched, but at length suffered
to pass both with tavtley and,lettem 44.41 'commu-
nication by the Great Belt has since been cut off
by the Biellish, which is probably the reascin why
, • ,
hive no further intelligence of the affair between
Gt 314404 XAUSTICNKIOtEO and the Enemy,. In the
tiottit: Made for bmning'the sitharb'bf Ake Wester-
' lints:, the' 'Danes had three killed and eV wounded.
In the 'fight at sea, on the 17th, RR English
l7rigate was so much datnaged, that it was .found
eecessary, to tow her away. 'The English Fleet at,
pref,ent consists of abbot .400 sail.
'Prince CH ARL,E9 of HOSE, Governor, of SlvikVask
and 'Holstein, has given notice that Litters. •Of
Marque are feady to be:granted against the English.
In.ali.the trading towns in the I)tichies, notice hat
been given; that, after the term granted to the pos-
sei,,,,ors of Ettglish"property for announcing tire sante,
a reward will be paid lo any person giving' that it-
toem,ition; in pseportioo to, the value Of the said pro-
-perty and lastly, the -following Declaration hail
been published by .onr-Court ' •
All Europe is acquainted with the system which
4.,nrniirk has 'followed, during a period of fifteen
years of war and disturbance, with title-easing Petie •
verance- The rigid Observance
.of a free and impar-
' neutrality. and the Conscientious fuitilment of. all
the dut les' belortgin, therettnn); have formed 't he eb
Jed of all wishLs and all its eflorts. rhe Danish
Governotent, in' its relations and con-nee-lions with
other States, has never 1411 sight of that simplicity,
whith Vas inseparable from the purity of its sena-
Went% "and .11s lit 'ace' and .which. it cannOt be
41$11VcAed of baring Once changed or debilitated:—
tliltiterto ProViderice blessed- our 'undertakings..
Wilke& injustictt, \t,eifhottt'any ground of reproach
from any of the other Powers, We succeeded in keep-
ing up Understanding With the -vihole of
them. 'This state.Of peace and tranquillity is Sadden-
.ly intichilated. The English Government, .after.,
having long negleCted 'its own• interests 'by a shame",
ful inglivity, and after having betrayed its
into a vexatious and Uncertain struggle,. has sudden- .
ly • developed all its power and aaivity, to attack a
neutral and peaceable State, without any- complaint
...against the same, . The tneans, tar dissolving the
ancient arid sae'red'conne6fionswhich united Denmark
to Great Britain, have been prepared' With as ankh
secrecy'as pronaptitudc.t The Danish Government
saw the EngliSli Sitips of War upon their coast, with-
:out .'even the Conjt:lure that 'they were to be en
played, against ammark. The island of, Zealand
was surretinded, the capital threatened, and. the
Illnith territory . vif,lated and injured, before the
Courvoll.codpn had made use'of a single Word 'to
express the hostility-of its teclings This hostility,
however, soon .became evident :' Europe will with
difficulty 'believe what it will hear, The basest, the
most violent and cruel objea which could ever have
been taken up, has no other' tbundatien than some
1 pretended 'information, or rather that 'of a Mere
rt.ttnour"Of "an afrempt, which, according to the
Ministry, was to have taken place, in . order •
to .lltr.w Dentuark into a hostile _alliance 'against
Great Britain.