Star.
London, England, 1807-10-12 00:00:00

THE BALTIC.

Saturday lafl, feveral fail of tranfports, loaded with
gores, from Copenhagen, arrived at Yarmouth, un•
der convoy of the Rice motto gun brig. Many others
were loaded, and nearly ready to fail, fo that they
may be daily expeetd to arrive.
Yeßerday M. CATii CART and Enfign S r mars.
embarked on beard the NIGHTINGALE Atop of war,
at Yarmouth, for Copenhagen, and failed with a fine
breeze at S.W.

A Gotteriburgh Mail arrived at a late hour laft
sight. which bas brought us the following articles
from Copenhagen. For other extraBs fee the prc•
ceding columns.

COPENHAGEN, SEPT.'S.

La Monday, the 14th intL Lord Cathcart, Ge-
neral in Chief of his Britannic Majeftv's troops, re-
moved his head quarters to the Citadel in this place.
Along the efplanade of the Citadel, flrong palifades
are crated from the Cuftom Houfe to King's-flreet.
The (mall town of Frederickfberg is occupied by
2090 Englifh troops, chiefly confifling of Highlanderi
who have their wives with them. In leveret of the
largeß houfes upwards of too perfons are imams!.
The Caftle of Frederickfberg has fuflained but very
little damage ; two pieces of brats cannon are
mounted in front of the Royal Palace, and even the I
King's (tables are occupied by Eny,lifh troops. The I
ftrilt difcipline now obferved by thefe troops, cannot
be fufficiently praifed. In order to prevent the con-
fufion
and diforder wiring from the foldiers buying
themfelves their own provifions, the Commanding
General has made arrangements, by which they are
brought at once for the whole Regimerit, and after-
wards diftributed among(' the foldiers.
Befides feveral private libraries deftoyed by the
bombardment, the valuable collection of books.which
belonged to profeffors Itilbrigh, Wolf, Kittulf, and
Woldike, were confirmed by the flames. Three
printing offices were deftroycd by the fire, with fe-
veral books and manufcripts of greit value ; and
among others, Olufsen's Icelandic DiElionary, pub.,
hiked at the expence of the Royal Academy of Sci-
ences. In Mr. Tutein's warehoufe, goods were de-
voured by the flames to the amount of 13,000 riz
dollars. The Police Office, this morning, gave public
notice, that according to a letter received from his
Britannic Majefty's land and naval forces, fuck per-
fou as will to leave the capital, will henceforth need
no other paffports than thole granted by the above
office.

66 The Senate of this city has made known to the
proprietors of buildings burnt down during the
late bombardment, that they are not to rebuild them
until his Danith Majefly's determination !hall be
known on that fubjed. According to a notice given
by the Senate, under date of the 16th init. an agree-
ment has been concluded with Adm. Gamin ER, that
all veffels bound from Copenhagen to another Dann
port which are furnilbed with a paffport granted by
Maj. Gen. PLY ma N, and figned by an Engin Captain
of the fleet under the faid Admiral's command, fhall
pats free and unmolefted ; and further that all vef•
fels, from 25 to 53 lath burden, which arrive with
provifions horn any Danifh port, and have no other
goods on board, fhall be admitted free in Copenhagen
harbour, being first &arched by the Englifh guard.
[hip Rationed off Copenhagen. About 800 privates

of the Dana marines have deferred, and fomt of
them, whoa the EnglA refuted to engage, are now
wandering about the country, without bread and
protection.