Star.
London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

ST; PETERWYROPt, SEPTEMBER It.

A foleinn fertrice was performed yellerday, ac.
ending to the ceremonies of the Greek Church. in
remembrance of the military who fell sluriurthe lall
war. This ceremony took place in the church of
Ifaac. The whole of the Imperial family.were pre-
fent, and the Emperor flood at.the head of our nu-
merous garrifon, which wera;drawn- in parade in
the church yard.

The news of the ferrender of Copenhagen *as
brought here yefterday by an American Captain ;
and as the firß account of this attempt of the Eng.
lifh upon the Danifb Capital excited our indignation,
the fentirnents of our Court and nation may be ealily
conceived. in confequence of the inhuman manner in
which we learn that the Engin have carried their
l.PorPeres. into execution, •
.11is Imperial eiglinefs the Grand Duke Cdnflan-
tine is appointed lufpeanr General of all the Ca
valry. M. Weflerhole, a Major in the Dutch fer-
vice, has been made a Captain in the Emperor Alex.
ander's regiment df Cuiralfsets.

LUBECK, OCTOBER to.
In confequeltce of the central fituation of our
city and as there are feveral channels open •for a,
communication by Ida, we have received various
communications relative to the difpofition of the
three Northern Courts. Atthat of St. Peterlburgle
a change has taken place, which may be looked
upon as the final blow to the Engliflt intereft ;
that is to fay, the change which Count Romanzow
has introduced into the department for foreign af-
fairs.

The nomination of the Count was the fira proof
that the Englifh party at St. Peterlburgh,had loft all
its weight. The hatred of the Englifh could never
forgive him for exerting all his influence to prevent
the renewal of a commercial treaty, fo advantageous
to England and prejudicial to Ruffia, as that which
exiied till lately.
We are fill allured that the Erglifh Ambafrador,
Lord Gower, has folkked his fecal, as from the mot
ment the Emperor Alexander heard of the conduct
of the Englifh at Copenhagen, he refuted to receive
Lord Gower at Court.

With refpeet to his Swedifh Majefty's manner of
thinking on this fubjeet, it is coat med, that he not
only highly difapproves of the proceedings of the
Englifh agatnft Denmark, but that a ferinum differ
ence had arifen between that Prince and the Englifb
Commandants in the Baltic. The King has trent
mitted feveral letters, couched in very flrong terms,
to Admiral Gambier ; and the Admiral, in return,
has threatened to treat the Swedes as enemies. From
this information one mutt have concluded, that the
King had at length determined upon embracing the
party of France and Ruffle, if a Swedifh frigate had
not lately tranfported two firpngers from Memel to
;Carlferona, whore pretence *lane teems to indicate a
;very different way of thinking.
. From Denmark we learn, that the armies lately
collated in the neighbourhood of Zealand', burn with
defire to meet the enemy, in cafe, as the accounts
teem to indicates they &mild be imprudent enough,
notwithftanding their late capitulation, to extend the
period of their flay in that ifland.

ALTON. 4 , OCTOBER ii.

Since the return of M. de Lindholm from Paris, it
has been announced here, that the head quarters, of
the Prince Royal of Denmark are to be transferred
from Kid to Odestfee, in the Mind of Fuhnen.
OCTOBER 13.—We are affttred that the Head
quarters of his Highnefa the Prince Rnyal of Den•
mark are about to be transferred from Kid to Oden-
fee.