The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-02 00:00:00

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIZ DICER!. FALSUM AUDEAT ?

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WEDNESDAY., SEPTEMBER 2, 1807.

We are happy .to have it ib our power at length

to remove the anxiety which has for some days agi:-

tated the public wind, in contegnence of the non-

arriyal of any accounts from the Expedition. This

morning, at half-past six o'clock, a Messenger a-

rived at the Admiralty with Dispatches from Admi-
ral GAMBIER, dated the 16th tilt. which state, that

the main body of the British Army, under the
command of Lord CATITC;1111":" effected 'a landing

about five o'clock on the morning of the t6th,

at Wisbeck, about eight miles to the Northward

of Copenhagen; without any opposirron on the
part of the Danes, and consequently without any
loss on our part, The German Legion, which has

been for some time past stationed at Rugen, had
&so effeded a disembarkation in the Island of

moan, which is at the entrance of the Sound from

--the.Bidtie. The Troops were all in high heahh and

spirits, and no doubt was entertained of the favour-

able result of the
,attack, which was about, to be

made when the Dispatches came away, Previous to
the landing of our Troops, an Mtion had taken place

between the
.Comus.griiate, Capt. HEYWOOD, and

a amid' Frigate, of 32 guns, which toted about

20 minutes, when the latter struck, having .34

men killed and WOundede The Cams had not. ii
man hurt' Wishak where our Troops disem-
.
barked, i% the plaae,wheretnAßLEs the XII. landed

in the early part of the last century, and commenced

his military career by an attack upon Copenbagen.
The following Letter was sent this morning from

Lord MULGRAVE tO tilt: LORD MAYOR

(COPY.)

Admira.V.Pffict, sepl. 2, HAY pan six,

44 Ldril MULGRAVt has the honour to acquaint the Loan
MAYOR that Dispatches have this morning been received
p.m 'Unit' J C 7; Astit is, with accounts that the Troops
under the cnininand of Lieutenant-General Lord CATIICA.RI:
tralTSiitlAithinrlVOYl3eNi fentkfkliM
On the ,6th August."

Since writing the above, we ba.ve beeti favoured

WiOtP4,e following Bulletin :

" DOWNING-STREET, SEPT. 2.

" Di Tatehc% have been received from Lieut. Ge-

neial Lord 'CATHCART, and yice Admiral GAbilljEß,

try vvllit.i) ix appears that Lord CATLICAAT joined the
Achriitai oil the i 2th ttlt.) that on the I 3th Mr.TAyLon,

Majesty'o Minister:a Copennagen, having left that
Cly upon tl-,e Government having 4eclinec4

to enter intn an amicable arrangement, it was

termined to land the'Artny early on the morningof

the 'tit!) bat owing t() contrary win4s the Ship

of War and r.l%!aniports could not b 3 brought 'up to

the place ot. disembarkation till the evening , of the
slsth. Early, however, on the niorning of the .IGth

the Army was disvmharked at the Villlge. of Wis-

beck, atbon ten inlies north of Copenhagen, with-

out any opposition.

Lord lionvm, with th Army

from Siralittod, had arrived on the 14th off Moen

island.

0' Upon t be disembarkat ion of the Troops, a Procl;-

Illation was issued by the Commanders- of His Ma-

jesty'i. Land and Sea Forces, declaring' the circuna-

stances under which they had felt themselves corn-

pelted to proceed to 'the disembarkation of the Ar-

my."

By Private Letters of the I,7th, it appears that

Copenhagen was then completely invested. A Divi-

sion of tho Troops from Stralsund had anchored in

Kioge 134 on the preceding day ; they were fired

r, without of from the Danish Batteties.

In addition to the abuve official statement, we

are happy to adti, 'upon private sources of inforrina-

tion, on which we place the utmost reliance) that

there is strong. reason to believe that the Panes are

not disposc.cl to make a very obstinate resistance.

Last night two_Mails from Gonenburglt arrived.
,Apart of tilt: intelligence which they contain is de-
p. iited pf the interest which it would otherwise pos.,.