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ri3l being wounded. The perfevering eonduCti of
t'Aptains Rowley and Joyce, and tint officers and
1-amen under their command, merits the higheft
.ucomiums. They had to drag the cannon for miles
tornugh the fwamps, and the men were almoa al.'
ays harnetred to them. The General has, no doubt,
expreffed in his difpatches his thanks to them.
Captain Prevoft, who will have the honour of
carrying the difpatches, will give their Lordfhips
:Any farther information ; (I left the Saracen with
tome gun boats at Barragon after landing, left it
might have been necelfary, from bad roads, for the
:4,my to fall back) ; I beg leave to recommend him
t r their Lordfhips' protalion, as an ative and very
,ealous officer.—l have the honour to be, Ice.
(Signed) oleo. MURRAY.

SOUTH AMERICA.
The particulars of the &Annus intelligence front
Buenos Ayres, of which we gave the ftiblianee in our
lA, were publilbed yefierday in a Gisette Extraor-
dinary. They are detailed in fo minute and circum-
flantial a manner, in the difpatches front Admiral
MUR aA y and General Wurrst.oca, that it would be
impertinent in us, were we to attempt any thing like
an elucidation. They require nn comment. The
whole may be (unlined op in a few words—We have
been defeated, and compelled to negotiate, for the
fafe retreat of the remaining part of our forces.
All the golden dreams of the corqueli of South
America have thus failed, and the Nation is left to
de,

LONDON.

!plore the infatuation that dieated the attempt in
preference to the more prudent wafture, of trying
what might have been effeBed by a propofal toeman-
cipate the people and cßablillt their independence.--
Had the latter fyllem been followed, there is a pro.
bability that we might bore fecured the commerce
and friendibip of that imraenfe coritinebt. The coun-
try would thus have derived every folid advantage
that could be derived from conquell...The only dif-
ference would have been, a lofs of the hoped for pa-
tronage in the diatibution of the Places and Penfions
to which the occupation of the country would have
given occafion.
Military men are bell qualified to decide on the
merits of the mode of attack. We boa no (kill in
military tadies, and, of coerfe, any obfereations we
could offer would be of no value—But judging in the
only way in which** can, viz, by feelings of our
own inability to as is any Way, in either an, attack
or a defence, but as a (mall part of a groradtatas

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER is.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKs
Coat moony 6afil—for ace. bati—Ortutittm, par to I pram

SIEGE OF COPENHAGEN.

The Gazette of Saturday bmtains the journal of
the proceedings of the liege of Copenhagen to the
26th. Up to that date but little teems to have bees,
done, and we believe no later official accounts have
been received. The following are private accounts:
NITILACT OF ♦ LETTER IRON ♦M OFFICER ON BOARD

TIER ZEBRA.

N Dated cf Copenhagen, WI 'mutt.

68 On Wednefday Sall (19th Aural}, we began
to bombard Copenhagen : our Ship the ZEBRA. Watt
in the neareft to the Shore, there were but three bombs
stud four gun brigs that went in, the large Ships could
toot get in, as there was but two fathoms and a half
of water, we began to fire at half pall three, and
came away at eight. Our Ship received one (hot in
her bottom and four on the quarter deck, the gig and
the large cutter were both Shot away. On Thurfday
a battle was fought on chore, nearly woo prifoners
and ten pieces of cannon were taken from the enemy.
On the 23d one of their floarisg batteries was funk,
and another fo much damaged. as to be obliged to
go in."

free, we would have followed a plan Jeri military
certainly, but better calculated to defeat the kind of
foe by whom they were oppofed. When citizens
convert their hcufes into fortreffes, they (bould be
treated as the defenders of any other forttefs, and
aliened by the fame means. Had our troops, inftead
of marching through beets, carrying empty taufiets,
to Ihew with what feu freid they could receive the
&boffin fire poured upon them from the roofs of
the houfes, employed a few barrels of gun powder,
and blown up a part of the town, they would Peon
have brought the inhabitants to the meaty of a fur-
render.

" HARWICH,

gi Arrived here this morning, the Margaretta
Andrew, Jacossoll mailer, and the Dolphin, Cause
mafter, two Danifb Greenlandmen, the former iti
Mir, the latter quite full ; detained by his Majefty's
thip Q1711112C, Lord FAULILAND commander. We
learn that eight fail more Dan& Greenlandmen are
detained, and may be expeded here every tide."

When the Capitulation was finally agreed on,
our troops began to embark gown immediately
after. They met with every attention from Colonel
LIMIER!, who prevented the sdraffination of our men
by the Spaniards, whore hatred to us is implacable,
and who would other wife have fired on our troops
after the white flag was difplayed. The Spaniards in
arms in the town amounted to ao,ooo. Their prin.
eipal lofs was in the quarter carried by Sir S. Aar •
MUTT. The Spaniard. had burnt all their trading
vetrels, at Buenos Ayres, to prevent their falling into
our hands. Our troops, we regret to learn, bad Cof-
fered much hom dyfentry I and the want of provi-
fions was felt exceedingly, the Spaniards having
driven the cattle up the country.
The Sagacity left Admiral Weaves fquadron,
nine weeks fine, well. The Molar of 64 guns."

" YARMOUTH, SEPT. t 3.
"Arrived the AaIADNII frigate, frcm a cruise, and
three fail of merchantmen, from St: Peteriburgh :

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they left Elfineur on the nth, on which day there
was no Aring. They bring no news.
" Sailed the SYLVIA cutter, with difpatches for
Admiral GAMBIIIt.
44 Two P. M.—Nn arrival to.day ; but the wind
blowing frets at N. W. we are in hourly expeitation.

" HULL, SEPTEMBER vC.

44 By the Rover pant beat, arrived in the Roads. I
we learn, that the CRWZBIt gun brig has arrived in
the Humber 'with difpatches, which were put on
{bore at Gtimfby.
44 The Caul Lea left the Sound en the morning of
Sunday fe'nnight, and took feveral merchant {hips
undestonvoy, fix of whom were bound to this port ;
among them are—the Harvey, Richard and Ann,
Pacific, Fame, and a river brig.
•4 From the report of the pilot, it appears that
Copenhagen had not furrendered when the fleet came
away. on the morning of the.sBth oh. An attack
had been made upon Tome of the batteries in Cope*.
hagen Roads, by a number of our (mailer weals, and
a very fevere contat took place, but cannot give
any particulars. A very heavy and continued firing
was beard on the whole" of the day on which tbefe
flips left the Sound.
SiTT. 12.-" The John and Francis, AARON, from

Captain Cnsataaar.autett, failed for England a fort.
night before the flataeuti. Two of the regiments
in the River Plata, are to go to India, the reR are
coming home.
General Sir Saunas. Ace WIFTY, General Cam:.
' TWIN Colonel HOLLAND, and Colonel BOMB Came
home in the SAIACIN. A party of zoo lumen,
commanded by Captains Barnum and Joyce, were
formed to affill in the operations en chore, but did
not land.
The 89th Regiment, which failed from Portfmouth
i with General Worm wet in March lak tinder eon.
voy of the Coassortaar and Beams (loops of war,
had not arrived.

Peterlburgh for Lifbon; with cordage, one of the

above fleet, came op this morning.
44 The fiatement of the Captain is in fubflance
the fame as that given above. The Danifh troops
had been driven into Copenhagen, and the fuburbs
burnt ; the firing was almoft inceffant, chiefly of
(mall arms from the land troops, by day, and from-
the gun boats, &c. by night. The latter fuffered
confiderably in engaging the batteries, which were
In very formidable, particularly the Cr.wn Batteries,
that it was fuppofed oar operations would be confined
to the land. One battery of 16 guns, however, has
been taken by our trnops.
al The Denton, of Gravefend, had been captured
and burnt, by the Danifh boats off Dragoe. Every
thing teflified the intention of the Danes to make a
formidable refinance ; they we►e fuppofed to have
about 30,0cr0 troops and militia upon the Mend.—
Captain AARON left Peterlburgh about a month ago,
at which time nothing was known of the arrival of our
expedition. He wa6 only one day and night cff
Copenhagen."

All the Foreign Ambafadors here received dif-
patches from their different Courts on Friday evening.
Mr. SMITH, the brother of Sir &MIT, has lately
had a penfson of tsool. a-year granted him.
The Monmouth, 64 guns, Rear Admiral Dauer,
Capt. E. D. Roma, with the EA India convoy, is
expated to fail the early part of the:week.
The Fifgard frigate, Caps. Sir W. &Haver, was to
fail on the 18th July, with the trade from Jamaica to
England.
Captain Commas BoLcau, who commanded the
itannia in the great and glorious aktion off Trafal-
gar, nu Thurfday eonanifioned la Volontaire frigate,
at Pordmouth.
Ca plain Dew MAUI is appointed Commodore of the
divifion of Prifon ships at Portfmouthi he is to heift his
hrt)ad pendant on board the Affittance, Lieutenant J.
WAsroot.
By let t :Is received from Bombay, Capt. Scot Irma,
'of his Majefty's 84th Reginsent,•has been appointed
to aft by the Supreme Government, Envoy at Goa,
during the abfence of Colonel Poisson.
Friday laft, the Perthfhire Militia marched from
Camel hury into the barracks on Daver Heights.
The following regiments of the line are appointed
to receive volunteers from the Irith militia, viz.—
.8, nth, t3th, 18th, 25th, 26th, 271 h, 4mh, 44th,
48;h, soth, 58th, 63d, 64th, 68th, 69th, 82d, 85th,
87th, 88th, 89th, and 97th.
Captain Tuc sa is appointed to the Dover frigate,
(late Dittman) in the Eaft Indies.
CZ! ssa Rsaonto.—The following h a true Copy
,of a Notice lately lent to one of the Collators of
Miffed Tales in this Metropolis :
ia to give you owls that 1 &Atm yolk hair powder
11" oar my wik after the 5 of April sky
• * klatch sjth. dos. • Toon, Ste
" JOSEPH WIIITHEND
To Mr. Brigs. Ma- Amt." Oafor it."

Batbadeet papers to the sd ult. have been received.
The following la the .only article of importiince in
'turn :

" BARBADOES. AUGUST t.

1. From St. Vincent we learn the capture of a ra•
1 ,able Dutch Edit Indiaman, from J4va bound 10
Am nerd. m, taken about twenty days ago by the Do-
m;n;ea Packet, of and from Liverpool, bound tnTri•
riidad, where the fent her priz:. She is furpufed to
he worth toopool. netting, having, bcfides her re
g►t'ar car;;o, a great quantity of. fpecie on board."

AIdUr4C4L INTELLISIIC,IL or,. siff . - , • ''. 4!44"1"4"7"!!: ', - . • ' -
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MAILS...WWI S. W. , , •
cofisixtuAsoc •
strr:i4. ' '• •
salt. DOS seas. osis. Talifik Gip* of Wheat ii not veil cosillakikawk;
Thrtills s o t (latent-meg\ • • s the' buyers rather nunteiens, and rake are utak, it 4•I
%Yowled y 1 I Malta • • a kali idvance in price I tome Fine Nei, at 745. pet)
PENZANCE. SEPTEMBER tr.
quarter:—Barley as. higher—Malt keeps-16 Of am
A veirel was Lott, on the 9th indent. neat Cape the few White Peas are about s ss. per qu.arteilletiter,A 1
. Beans of two kinds at rather better price--dwa am
Cornwall, laden with cults. belonging and bound to
few arrivals of Oats. and this trade (ippon:Mislay%
EaR Lone. the Mager and Ciew of which, with
difficulty, faved themfelves on a barren rock. on adtance—Flour without alteration. .
mac, as. oussiste • • • i
which they remained fevers! hours Without Mien- ,wk a_str.writa‘ "His
est, 4ts yv...... pus Ir. Grey Peak loos Est.
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ance.—Yeßerday. the Maria of Carinirthen. Pomo, pine Dino. 70. yys Bemis. y 64 61. od
Powst.t. Mailer, ran on lb le at Portleavan, from ' Rye. sas es' (sets) Tisk Ditto. 475 ras od
whence floe was got off again this morning. without Swier.36o 4U ad Oats, sys sits yys
(Whining very confiderable damage ;&e is now lying Mate.'" 7" °a Palau& ditto yss yis ad •
Ma. PPS, (boilers) i los otos Putman ditto —8 Ss cod
in Mount Pier.--This morning the Paovrosaca Rape Seed ssl to di am
cutter arrived, from a cruise. Fine Flour yys ylls 60......5ee50ds yos to $5O.
•
FALMOUTH. SEPTEMBER ii. ' FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. is.
Arrived yelterday the SUPPLY naval traufporr, Amalie Price of Con is linyised awl ik sks.freas the Reuss
from Plymouth. with flora for this depot, under 411;1116. Sert. Si II"' Oat& licam. Pear&
convoy of hid Majeßy's fhip SCOAPION 1 alfo arrived s. ri. .. 4. s. 4: s. & s. 4 a. 4.
this day, the Charlotte and Ann. Capt. Baaaarr, II &.he
SII . 411 5 31 lit 10 "50 6 51 4
from Liverpool for Malta: Sailed yeßerday. the wave Prise if S.ipr, •SOOpeud from she ROOMS math
Duke of Kent packet, Capt. Lawatraca, with mails la, WOBll 4sSis4 UP. 9. is 345. Sid•Fac hawked waled.
for Halifax and New York ; the Prince(' Amelia SEA.COAL 'ASTERS' OFFICE, LONDON. SEPT. as.
packet, Capt. STVIIIVS, with mails for the Weft lre, CAIIOOIIII SOLD. aad ratess.
. Mortar,' Wedoefill. Mph
dies ; and the Perfeverance tender to the Weßarard. aro— COALSept.;. Ser. y Sept. yy.
Alfo failed the CocsArsiCa to the Weliwarde•-.- ' II 46 9 I • ald? o
Mind N. W. i 4s o
TORBAY, SEPTEMBER is. S 49 9 I sit •
Arrived his Majelly's (hips RIDZILIAIT. from a
cruise, and the ROYALIST, from Portfmouth, with
four tranfports under cenv6y.—Sailed his .Majeßy's
(hip Haat,inpur, on a cruize.—Wind W.
PLYMOUTH. SEPTEMBER is.
Came in the Dan& (hip Anna Catharine, Cara'
Baysazoa, with wine and brandy for Copenhageed
detained by the Cigar privateer. and Tassuss Di.'
gate ; DAnifk barque Proveßeen, Capt. jacossou.
from Trepan with fait, for Long Sound, detained,
by the Refolution privateer; 1 2atiellso of 38 guns.,
from a crbize ; CAIOIIOII9 of 54 guns, from Ditto.
Sailed Ilse Panacts, of 36 guns, ; SCORPI4III. of s 8
1 guns, and M.uttos, of IS guns, on a cruise.

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PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. sj.
Arrived his Majetly's (hip AmrsLora, from the
Downs, and the Terea, from Plymouth.—Sailed his
Majelly's (hips SuccEss, on a cruize, and the R AT•
1 1.11., with a convoy for (tebec, N.E.
SOUTHAMPTON. SEPT. is.
Sunday lall Captain Cliental. from fetter, for this
port, was captured by a French lugger privateer, be
tween Portland and Chrittchurch Head. The hands
were taken out, and the Captain only kept on board,
with three paffengers, who had fecreted themfelves
below. As loon as the privateer had got tome dif
tance from them in pnrfuit of a brig, the palengers
came upon deck and retook her, and'on Tuelday the
arrived at this port.

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DOVER, SEPT. ts.
Sailed the brig Charlotte, of this Port, Captain
Wazsoa. for Oporto.
DEAL. SEPTEMBER 13.
Sailed this mornine feveral coaftcrs and colliers,
to the Weflward.—Wind N. W.
SHEERNESS. SEPTEMBER ts.
Arrived his Majefly's fhip CRUIZIR, from Copeis•
hagen, where (be has been engaged, and by a film
from the enemy Lieutenant Woonvorte was killed
when Rending on the deck near to Captain &rots
DART. Arrived elf° a tender from. the North, with
feamen. Sailed the Swan, TN-quad:6; and &weft,'
Pitason, for London. having been tine * long time
with cargEes lb for Tonningen, whithki they are not
allowed tn.go. Sailed alto the brig ticaOr. GaRD•
nun, to London, from St. Bartholomew's, bound to
Towningen, as fhe is under fimilar circumflances as
the Swan and Snecefs. A large Swedifh 04 is juR
arrived at the Note : her name we 'have not learnt.
—The Swedifh EaR India (hip Fortuna, Captain
Sameness, will proceed to Gnttenburgh with the
firil opportunity of convoy, as the is ready for fati.-!-
Wind N. W.
HULL, SEPTEMBER it.
The Havock gun brig is arrived in Grim(by
Roads. The Providence, Captain RTI, failed on
Monday with a fleet for the Baltic. Another convoy
is expelled to fail about the 3111 infiant. The fol.
lowing (hips have been detained and fent intnGrimtby,
viz the Charles and Sarah, —.—., with Lugar
Juno. Jaccsow, with coals; and Mary, BIRTCH, with
coals and paints, all bound to Tonningen ; and a
Dandh prize. brought in by the Prince William,
Captain Mort, from Cette, bound to Copenhagen,
laden with 391 pipes and puncheons of wine and
brandy.

ARRIVED.
In the River, the Aivha, Hones ; and the Anna Maria, Lewes.
from Peteriburgh—At Cbaehaa, the Union. Day, from Peterf
bergie-.-Off Berwick, the Brothers and Sifters, —, from Peterf
burgh.-01f Prterbead, tic Ocean, Bruce; and the Fanny, Mar-
tin, from Peteriburgh..-At Liverpool, the Bridget. Able?. from
Peterfburgh ; Georgia, Pearce, from Savannah; Nancy, Hayes;
and the Ifabdia, Thomas, from VirginiaAt Newcaltic. the Do-
ver, Ridley, from ifirginia.--In Margate Roads, the Afplealon.
•-•—•4 (mem Quebec—At Cork, the Orion, Bernie, from Lifbon ;
Elisabeth Hamilton, from New Yak..-At Belfaft, the Recovery,
Adams, from Lifison.-At Revel, the Dart, Wertz, from London
—At Beaurnaris. the Leander, from Qyebre•--At Dahlia,
Brothers, Waage+, from London—At Philadelphia, Amelia, Ma
thew., from London-.-At Batton, Savannah, Delano, frrra
pool--At Bombay, Lord Cattlereagh, ; and
the Cambrian, —, from China.
The James, James. from Galway bound to New-
eaßle; and the Mary, Dunlop, from Eafdale for
Leith. were loft on Sunday the 6th inft. the former
near North Berwick k the latter near Leith : crews
raved.
The Nancy, Le Crew, from Jeifey for South-
ampton, was captured on the 6th indent by a French
privateer, of If guns. recaptured by the people left
ou board, and is arrived at Southampton.
The Betfey, Tither, from Peteriburgh "for
Dundee; and the Euphemia and Ann, Taylor, from
Banff for London, were wrecked on Monday raft,
the 6th inflant near Dunbar, with ten other vetch.
The Maglina, Honk, from Newry for Liverpool,
is on (bore near Drogheda.
The John Gilpin, —, from Teignmouth for
Hull and Neweaßle, was run down on the 29th ult.
near Yon mouths crew faced.
The *element of a Dutch EaR Indiaman having
peen captrued in the Down, is erroneous. A Swedith
Endiaman anchored in the Dnwns to wait for coo•
coy, and was boarded by an officer from the Aim.
Lora, Captain Ba env. who, after esaminitig her
papers, returned them, with perti.lboa riff her to
Arroceed s o her voyage.

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