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. . Head Outten, before Copenhagen;
Sl,t, - - . Sept.. 6, i 807.-
' Having columnnicated .to. Admiral Gambier pour
letter received this morning, together with those of
last night, I - have, to acquaint pin, -that. we ,wil,l
consent ,to treat ~With you for the Capitulation of
- Copenhagen, on the bass olyour delivering .up the
Danish Fleet. ' " .

But as you have not forwarded Articles of, Capi-
tulation, Officers of rank; the aea and land ser-
Nic.e'of his Britannic Majesty, shall be sent forti,-.
with, to prepare Article's with you,' or with the Of-.
ficers you may appoint, and which may, if possible,
unite the obje&s- you have in vieW,. in regard to the
occupation of Copenhagen,. with the pertermance
of the service entrusted to tis. •..;,
I have the Honour to be, &c.
(Signed) CATHCART, Lieut. Gen.
His Excellency Major-General Peiinan,
Curnmandcr in Chief of. His Danish
..M..ittys Land Forces, Copenhagen. •
her Loan. • '
Copenhagen,Sept: z 8,7.1
accept df your proposal` with respeet to the de-
live-ring up of his Majesty's Fleetdts the fundamental
basis of, Negotiations but with this proviso, that no
other English Troops enter the City than those Coat--
iniisaries; Officers and Military'Men, who shall be
stipulated and agreed oh In the course of said Nego- •
tiations. I have the honour to be, &c.

(Signed)
ccomander in Chief of His Majesty's Land Forces.
Lord Cathcart; Corninsnoer in Chief or the British Troops.
MY LORD, Copenhagen, Sept. 6, 5307.

As soon as you shall be pleased to appoint a neu-
tral place out, of the town where to meet on both
sides for regulating the Articles of Capitulation,
Officers), provided with full poweis for negotiating,
shall be sent, and in 111(1 interim the Armistice is
considered as subsisting till contrary orders should
be given.

I have the honour to be, &c. -
(Signed) PIBMAN;
• Commander in Chill of His MA-
jesty's Land Forces.
Lord Cathcart, Commander in Chief
of the British Troop.
Head-quarters before Copenhagen,
Si R, September 6, ISO.
The Officers. appbinted to treat with you are;
Major-General the Right Honourable Sir , Arthur
Wellesley, K. R. Sir liotne Popharn..Captain•of the
fleet, and Lieutenant-Colonel Murray, 'Deputy
QUarter-Master-General of the. Army.. These (NB-
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cers are waiting at the Barrier, and• will Meet the
Officers named by you, at any place you iitay ap-
pointfor immediate discussion,, between our a‘atic-
ed , posts and your lines. • •
Orders were given to desist from the t,1,, ..rd-
ment, and to cease firing the moment your-
ter. was received ; but there has been no Armistice
concluded; a proof of whichis, that a house in the
subuihs has been set on fire within these few mi-
nutes:by your-people, close to our centinels.
As we have already stated more than once, we
can admit of no delay in this business, and thefefore
it will immediately appear, whether the Articles pro-
posed are of such a nature as to warrant an Armistice.,
I have the honour to be, •
(Signed) , CATHCAAIT,' Lieut. Gen.
His:Excellency tolajorXeneral Peim ")Coln- -
!Wander in Chiet of His Dan' ojesty's
1.4110 Forces, Copenhagen. .
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