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stay by transports in S. E. proceed-
annoorh."—Curlew parted company.
.... the Hen. W., W. Pole, Secretary of the
Admiral Gambier, dared.29th October, ISM in-
-1 a Letter from the Right Hon. Lord Hawk's-
Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, respec-
arkation of troops on board the fillips and yes-
oommand,
Admiralty Mice, 29th October, 1907.
command from my Lords Commis-
\ dmiralty, to send you herewith a copy
. they have received from Lord
one of his Majesty's principal Se-
ate, signifying his Majesty's pleasure
disembarkation of the troops now on
and vessels under your command ;
ignify to you their Lordships' .direr-
make the necessary arrangements for
hecution the plan of his Royal High-
Commander in Chiet, acquainting me, for
formation, with the steps you may take for
have their Lordships' further com-
you, that it is their intention all the
..attle ships under your charge shall
ahead. I am, Sir, your most obedient
(Signed) w. W. POLE.
Gambier.

~,..mug-street, 29th October, 1 sot
the fleet and army from Copenha-
ly expected, I am, in the absence of
;tlereagh, to signify to your Lordships his
-ommands, that you do make the necessary
for the disembarkation of the troops,
following scheme :
tdstream and the Sd Regiment of Guards
in the ships named in the margin*, it
. they should be disembarked at the
Downs, so that they may be marched

co the troops that are embarked in the
war, arrangements are made by his
Royal Highness the Commander in Chief for their re-
eption, either at Portsmouth or Plymouth, according
1.4) such distribution of the men of war, as would, in
regular course, be made to those ports respectively.
The German Legion, and the 7th and Bth regi-
ments, having been embarked in transports, your
Lordships wilLgive directions that they should ren-
dezvous at Portsmouth, there waiting for orders ei-
ther to proceed to Ireland, or to be otherwise distri-
buted. I am, my Lords, your Lordships' most obe-
dient humble servant, (Signed) HA 12 USURY.
To the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.
• Waldemaar 617, Princeof Wales 350, Orion 350, Goliah 250,
Trusty 255, Cr. Princesse Th. 650, Penlen 179.

Sia Admiralty Once, 28th Jan. 1808.
In answer to your letter of this day's date, I have
to acquaint you, that, upon taking possession of the
arsenal at Copenhagen, the fleet was found in such a
state, that it could be equipped and sent to sea in a
very short time ; most of the ships were in condition
for service, their lower masts were in, the top masts,
yards, rigging, sails, guns, and stores of every descrip-
tion, were so arranged in the arsenal, and in compart-
ments in the storehouses, that they could he put on

board on the shortest notice—there was no one e ar-
ticle wanting
.which was necessary for their equip-
, anent, and it is certain that the fleet could have been
completely ready for sea in three weeks, or a month
at most, as in a shorter space of time sixteen sail of
the line, fourteen frigates of different classes, eight
sloops, and two smaller vessels, were fitted ready to
be navigated to England by the seamen of the fleet
under my command, with the assistance of some
troops.
There cannot be a stronger proof of the good con-
dition of the Danish ships, than their having been
brought to England, through much tempestuous wea
ther, without suffering in their hulks in the least
degree. I am, &c. (Signed) GAMBIER•
To the Hon. W. W. Pole, &c.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6,
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, money, 631 i— February account, 6311-omnium qs
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Bank Stock 2281 India Stock 1701
1 per Cent. Red. Ann. 641 64 India Bonds, par is dis.
per Cent. Cons. 63111 linp.3 per C. 6431
per Cent. 82i11 Ex. Bills, 13. prem. par
per Cent Navy 96:1 English Tickets 211.
Long Ann. 18 *l6 Cons for acc. 631

The following letter from an Officer belonging to
Sir RICHARD STRACHAN'S squadron,has been received
by a Gentleman at Plymouth ;

" Lat. 46. Lung, S. January 28.

‘c The Rochefort squadron sailed the 16th of Janu-
ary. Sir RICHARD did not hear of it till the 24th,
therefore they have had eight days start of us with a
fair wind. The Clesar carried away her main-yard,
but took the Donnegars--will then he seven sail.—
Sir Rialsan told the Donnegal, per signal, that no-
thing but the distance he would have to go, induced
him to take her main-yard. From this, it ib supposed,
the destination is the West Indies.'►

Dispatches have been received at the Admiralty,
from Admiral DACRES, dated the 15th of December,
on board the Veteran, of 64. guns, off Port Royal,
Jamaica. They announce the capture of the Spa,.
nish privateer brig, Don Quixote, *W2 guns, and
ninety-six men! Capt. Juanico, by the Savage brig, of
18 guns, Captain MAtnucn. The Savage arrived at
Kingston on the 12th, with her prize. She fell in
with her on the 90th of November, off Carthagena,
end hoisted American colours ; upon which the $Pa-
10x4 immediately bore down, and when within two
miles distance sent a boat, for the purpose of board-
ins the Savage, Conceiving her a merchantman.—
The people in the boat, soon discovering their error,
rOirnal to their vessel, and the Savage then sheering
gages ago.% commenced firing ; but finding lir
shoe 04 pot sAnic.4. ktp, and night coming on, shit,

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Wales to Curler
Collect and sta
ing to North Yarmo
Copy of a Letter from th
Admiraky, to Admiral
closing Copy of a Lou
lazy, one of his Majea
ting the disembarkado
soli user his comma
Sia,
I have it in come
sioners of the Admi
of a letter which
I-Iswkesbury, one
cretaries of State,
respecting the diser
hoard the ships arc
and I have to signi
tion, that you mak
carrying into execu
iiess the Command
their information,
tbat purpose. I h
mands to remind )
Danish line of hat
proceed to Spithea
servant.
To Admiral Gambi,
Mr LORDS
The arrivals of t
cren being hourly
Lord Castlereagh.
Majesty's comma!
arrangements for
according to the f
The Coldstrearr
being embarked i
is desirable that
More or in the I]
to Chatham.
With regard to
•,ther men of wa
Royal Highness 1
ception, either at
LO such distributi
regular course, bi
The German I
meets, having t
Lordships wilLgi
dezvous at Ports
ther to proceed ti
huted. I am, m
dient humble ser
• To the Lords Con
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• Waldemaar 617,
Trusty 255, Cr. Prin
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