Star.
London, England, 1807-08-22 00:00:00

SATURDAY. AUGUST a 2.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
ConL money 64 -...f0r Auguft 62f f —Omnium, f diL—•
Red. 641—Exch. Bills par. Is. pr.'
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 p. Ct. Red Ann. OM Imp. Ann. 74
3 per Ct. Cons Excheq. Bills, is. dm ii. Fe.
4 per Cent. E Omnium pre. par f pram
5 Ct. Navy. 964 964 Cockle for aoc. 6244
Long Ann. iS pa

EAST AND WEST INDIA FLEETS.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. u.

The homeward bound Jamaica fleet, under convoy
of his Majefty's (hips ELIIPMANT and CUBA, are ar-
rived off the Ifle of Wiet. Paffengers were landed
this morning from the two headmoft (hips, the Lord
Forbes and the Lady Francis, who report that the
flee► of Eaft Indiamen, Ste. loft from St. Helena, are
about so leagues a•flern.

The Mail which arrived yefferday from Tonningen,
is probably the tail from that place, until the differ-
ences with Denmark Wall be adjuited. An order
was yeiterday given by Government to the Foil
Office, for no more letters to be forwarded for the
prefent to Tonningen; and that comunieations (halt
in future be made via. Gottenburg.
A notice was this morning affixed at the General
Poff Office, intimating that the letters had arrived
from Tonningen which should have come by yeller-
day's Mail, and they were this day diftributed an-
' cordingly.
The Agent to the Engin Poll Office at Tonnin.
gen arrived in England by the lalt packet, as did Mr.
THoarrow and the Confuls from Altona, all of whom
have reached London. The King of Danwrtaz had
been removed into Jutland.
It appears that the outward bound Mails of the
4th and 7th irritant, had been feized by the Dante Oil
their arrival at Tonningen; the difpatches were taken
out, but the letters had been regularly forwarded.
A confiderable number of paffengers arrived from
the Continent by the fame conveyance, one of whom
related on Change yefterday, that he had read a
French gaper of a recent date at Alton', in which it
was Rated; that MitltAT was to be appointed King
of Switzerland, and that the Grand Duke CONSTAN-
T! ea was to be created King of Greece.
In a Pottferipi to a letter from Tonningen of the
tyth, a report is mentioned of the Danes having if•
fued a proclamation of war againit England.
_ _

The Peirce Regent of Denmark, it kerns, was
obliged to have recnurfe to feral m, to get from
Kid to the ifland of Zealand. Utters of the i6th
init. from Tonningen (late, that he paired through
the Englith fquadron, flationed in the Great Belt, in
a fmall 'del, and under the difguife of a common
tailor.

Advice, were yellerday received, that Admiral
GA/Cilia had prevented all our (hipping bound to
&As frost iirnceediog on their voyage. Thi! DAM

pelted intelligence has led many perf9nt to infer tha t
a rupture with that power is arcmgly apprehended.
We have been favoured with the following extra&
of a letter from Copenhagen. It contains, we have
no doubt, a true pitture of the Rate of that city, gaud
•f the feelings by which the inhabitants are adinatad:
M COPSIONAOZW. AUGUST t.--At the preterit moment, an IS
conleaure, confulion, and anzlety, and nothing is done to day.
I would not trouble you with this except with a view of, in tome
sedure, removing the folicitude you waft fed for what is perm&
here. Know then that the Mend is completely encircled by the
Drift fleet, and tMtillyefterday the Danith Mlalftry were ignorant
of the motives of their appearance or deigns. However, it up.
pears, that Mr. Jackfon prefented hinsfelf at Kiel, on Thirstily,
to our Prince Royal, who referred him to the Mini ter Coorit
Bernitorff, who was then there. What paffod is not yet known.
but yefterday all were alarmed by the activity of hoftile peepers.
tiona, and this day we were furprifed by the pretence of the Prince
in perfon, which gives new fpring to the feelings, as well as the
operations of the people of all ranks and deferiptioss.
" It is however faid, that Mr. TAYLOR will to•merrow have an
audience, the refult of which will determine the proceedings of the
armament, which has been this day reinforced by the troops that
were previoully at &Minna ; fo that, in our unprepared irate, only
a comparatively trifling refinance an be made. We &add not,
however, omit to take into our confideration, the oppolition which
may be excited by the highly aggravated feelings and fpirk of an
uneitending, peaceable, and injured people. Mr. GAR tier is yet
Ihere, but win be or to morrow ; and the melt day win molt pro •
bably determine our fate I"