Star.
London, England, 1807-09-04 00:00:00

half a mile distant from this town; provifions are
very pl niifol here. the gates are Phut.—liamburgh

orrefpondent, diugsill 2a.
ANOTHER I.F.TTER FROM COPENHAGtN, AUG. tft.
On the 16-'1 intlant idler the Engin had effefted
s landi,,g, General Pcymann iffued the following
proclama,i n :
o Whereas hollilities have been commenced by the
Englifh. thetefore I herewi,h declare by his Royal
hiajetly'‘ command. that all Engli(b property is here-
try fecrelirated. All fuch property of any defeription
whatever, whether money or goods, is irnmediptely
to be declared At the Police Office of this capital.
All pert ,n. who conceal Entail property, or who do
nut obey this ender, thall be aonfidered as traitors to
their country."
On the 16th inflant a flight anion took place be
tween our troops and the Eighth, and during the
night 7 prifoners were brought in. Yeflerday the
Englil approached the t( wn within half-a mile dif
tance, when an aeliort enft.ed, in which feveral Da-
nia artillery men were wounded.
Our Governor yetterday iffued the. following Pro-
clamation :

" Citadel, Freedrklattafn. Ang. t 7, 31-7.

" Fellow Citizens—:t tecond time the Britifh Go
vernment violates the Law of Nations, and dinu, bs
our peace ; a fechnd time do we fee our Capital at•
tacked in a treacherous manner : onr enemies have
chofen the period when our brethren in arms are
abfent to fecure on the banks of the Elbe the peace
of the country. but they have mifealculated our
ilrength and means of defence, they have forgotten
that we are infpired and animated by the genius of
Frederic.

46 Fellow Citizens, I am intruned with the ho.
nourable talk to guard our homes and honour, and
to fight with you. It is with rapture that I witnefs
your ardent love for your country and your courage,
you need no encouragement. I am convinced our,
dear Prince Royal, when he rejoins us, will not dif
own us. (Signed) Pill MANN."
An Englilh 'hip has been difcovered in our port. 1
full of gunpowder and other combuftibles. I
'the defence of our port confilis, betides the Three
Crown Battery, and the Land Batteries. of the Bat-
tery Provinfleenen, which is formed by the block
Drips—the Elephants, Captain Doczost ; Perefund,
Captain Giants; and Wflhelma Caroline, Captain
Koss: the block Chip Maria, Captain Wilmot'. ; the
frigate St. Thomas, Captain-Lieutenant Srsemall•
sow g the bomb veffel Hayer, Captain-Lieutenant
Lictranscsass.l Swanifitken, Captain-Lieutenant
Nay SI; Linderma, Captain-Lieutenant Ho is Immo;
Kremps, Captain•Lieurenant Aaces 'Lune ; the float-
ing battery No. Fs Captain-Lieutenant Junco ; and

the gun-boats, Odenfee, Arenduhl, Wiborg, and
Langefund. four bomb ♦e(fels, and ten gun boats.
It is reported this evening, that the Englilb have
alto effected a landing on the file of Amak.

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST •s.

Since the landing of the Engliih, upwards of so
(pies have already been apprehended, fame dreffed as
peafants, and others in women's clothes.
Yetlerday the Englith commenced, in the road, to
bombard the Mlle, and the Three Crown Battery.
Their bombs are of the fame defcription as thole on
the ad of April, aor, that is moll pitiful—moil of
them bur ft in the air.

Our fleet of bomb •effel: was nut this morning,
and has done them confiderable mifchief. We are in
high fpirits, and entertain no doubt of their Wig
defeated. They were allowed to land undiltut bed.
in order to furround and deltroy them.

KIEL, AUGUST so.

Copenhagen is, we under Rand, in a very refpeaa.
ble Rate of defence. General Carftenkiold has turned
the flank of the Englifh with a corps of t too° fegu.
lar troops, befides militia—they are confequently be.
tween two fires, and a battle cannot be avoided.

The mail waggon from Copenhagen was on the
16th detained by the Engl4 in the Belt, but of all
the articles and monies it contained, nothing was
taken out.