Star.
London, England, 1807-11-02 00:00:00

BALTIC EXPEDITION.

Yeflerday was publithed a Supplement to the
London Gazette of Saturday, containing Official
Difpatches from Lord CATRCART and Admiral
GAFIBIER, relative to the evacuation of the Ifland of
Zealand by the Britif► force. The re embarkation of
the troops, which teems to have been condated in
a manner highly to the credit of the Officers who
arranged and fuperintended it, was not completed
till the xoth, a day later than the terra fixed in the
capitulation, owing to a gale of wind, which for
twenty-four hours furpended all communication be-
tween the land and the (hipping. The army met
with no moleftation in re-embarking, and the aria
difcipline which was obferved by the troops during
their continuance on the Ifland, was repaid by ci-
vility on the part of the inhabitants at the moment
of their departure.
Sixteen fail of the line, nine frigates, fourteen Hoops
of war and (mailer veffelr, befides gun boats, have
been brought away. Two onferviceable (hips of the
line, and two frigates ha'e been deftroyed, and three
(hips on the flocks knocked to pieces. Betides a vaft
quantity of (ores which were embarked on board the,
fleet, ninety_two tranfports have been freighted to
bring cff what the other (hips could not contain.—
The Citadel was delivered up to the Danes in the
fame [Late in which it was found when it furrendered.

The honourable conduit of the Danes gives the
lie to all the rumours that were circulated of a dif.
pofition on their part not to fulfil the terms of the
Capitulation ; but that bufinefs being now terminated,
the two Nations may be confidered in a Rate of war.
Denmark has iffued letters of marque againft all
Britifh 'diets, unequivocally declared in favour of
France, and recalled its Ambaffador at our Court.
—He lets out this day, and will be conveyed from
Yarmouth in a Britith frigate. Letters of marque
and reprifal will, of courfe, be immediately iffued
on our part, and a Proclamation to this di& will be
p üblifhed in a few days.
We are forty to hate that the fleet has encountered
feveral hard gales fince it left Copenhagen, fo that
fome of the Chips have not yet been able to reach
their dellined ports.
Letters from Deptford Rate, that feveral tranfports
from Copenhagen have arrived there, and begun to
unload their cargoes in the Dock-yard. There are
alto feveral veffels unloading at Woolwich. About
forty-five fail of detained Dana)! Sips have already
gone into Greenland Dock.
The following letters refpeaing the fleet from
Denmark were received this morning :

~ YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER I.

gg Yeaerday morning Admiral GAMBIER, in the
PRINCF OF WALES, and a divifion of men of war and
tranfports, failed with a fine breeze to the South
ward. Admiral Essiti Grow will fail with the fecund
divifion as loon as wind permits. The troops to difem-
bark here amount to to,ooo—four thoufand to be
landed to-day, and fix to-morrow. Admiral Rus-
SELL remains with the Tezel fquadron. LouiskVll
will alfo be landed here this afternoon—fuch at kali
is the report of the day."

HARWICH, NOV. T.
tg Arrived lafl night and to-day, a large fleet if
tranfportr, from Copenhagen, many with loft of

“ DEAL, OCTOBER 3r.
U The Pours', Vice Admiral STANHOPF, cant
into the Downs from the Eaftward, with the CAN
TAM, RUBY, AHCIYALIANTs and two Danifh fhipso
the line, Chrißign VII. and the Skilne. The Vice
Admiral fainted Admiral Rowtsv at nine o'clock,
which was returned with the fame number of gun,
We have itift learnt that the Endeavour tranfpoa,
from the Baltic, having on board zt horfes and 31
men, got on fhore on the Long Sand about it o'clock
tall evening ; only eight men efcaped in the Ion?.
boat, which were taken up by a collier and brougk
into the Downs this evening.—Several tranfpon
have arrived from the Baltic with troops whin
Rill remain in the Downs.

66 NOVEMBEL I.—Arrived the ARIADNI frigat
from Copenhagen, with a very fine Danifil frignt
(new) under jury-mails."

DOVER, OCTOBER 3s.

" Two large two decked (hips came to an anchor
about fix miles off here left night, and have been all
the day working up fur the Downs, but as the visa
was from the N.N.W. and blew ftrong, they brought
up again off the South Foreland this afternoon, to
wait till the flood tide makes—they were apparentll
two of the Danifh chips."

" PORTSMOUTH, NOV.T.

" Two Dania men of war, the Chrifliana, of 91
guns, and a 74, came to Spitbead this afternoq
with the Cony:, from Copenhagen: no others an
yet in fight, but as the wind is now fair, they to
hourly be expaled."