Star.
London, England, 1807-09-12 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER-.SAME DATA.

Since this day fe'nnight, nine Danifh refits hays
been fent in here by his blijelly's thips.
44 The Cautzsa &up has Jo& arrived from Ad.
mina! GAMBIFIOS fleet ; the has loa feveral men, and
the sd Lieutenant is kil:ed t the Danes fight like
devils, and there will be dreadful work before all is
over."

The following ftatements were polled at Lcnyn's
Coffee Houfe yefterday afternoon :

f, A letter from Captain Rosters, of the brig
Eliza, dated Copenhagen Roads, the ail.th of Auguil,
Rates, that he railed from Memel, in company with
four other merchantmen ; that entering the Narrows
on the loth, with very little wind, one of the verde
in company (a bark) wa boarded by a Dauith boat,and burnt; they afterward. attempted to board him.
and the other veffels in company, but, by timely
afillanoc afforded thew by beats from his Majetly's
No Prince of Wales, they got clear off, and were
towed into the fleet, where they were detained by
order of the Engliflt Admiral, and ordered to dif•
charge their cargoes for the ufe of the troops on
fhore, and underftood it was for the purport of build.
ing barracks.
The Triton, CATTLEY, from Peterfburgh for
London, was boarded by fome Danifh boats, and
ea: ti.:l into Elfineur on the 23d ult. where her cargo
was landed."

EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER FROM A MERCHANT
IN COPENHAGEN, TO HIE CORRESPONDENT 111
LONDON.

" Copenhagen" Aura ss.

,g Your cargo from the - fold well, but it
wouki be high trenfon to fend yon any remittances at
pr2:lnt. The inhabitants here are dreadfully alarmed,
but all unite in one common fentiment againft the
Englith. This place is in the bell poffible lime of
defence, and neither army or navy can do any thing
decifrve again(' us for feveral week. to come. Mean
time, the rains and frogs will fet, in, which we all
an xioufly look for. We have feveral excellent Of -
eers here, both Danifh and foreign, and all concur in
pronouncing the place impregnable: at all rates there
will be hard work."

IXTRACT Of A LRTTER FROM AN OFFICRR ON BOARD

HIS MAJR-TY'S RRIG DISPATCH.
" Copenhagen Roads, Amid 2S.

•f We failed from the Downs on the 19th June,
with the firft divifion of the army, and went to the
affiliance of Stralfund, which place we fince left, aid
have joined the Expedition here. We bombard the
town every day. Yefierchty we had a very fevers
aflion with the Danifh batteries and gun-boats,
which we had about zo killed arid wounded. Til
lots of the Danes muff have been much more confi
derable. Our army amounts to 27,000 men. By
to-morrow morning, it will have too pieces of cannon
mounted, to play upon the city ; and our fleet, under
Admirals GAMBIER and ESSINGTOS, and Comm.
doves KERTE; and POPHAM, confilis of zz fail of the
line. The French General BERTH' it is talc', has
contrived to get into Copenhagen,

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the defence of the city. He
acrofs the Belt, in a (mall boat, b
that he will not get out of it w

air hands, as the city of Coper,h.

inve(ted, and we are in prvirdlinn

except this place and Elfineur. W,
aco fail of Mat (hipping, and a

20 fail of the lire in their harbour,

to fee in one of our ports. The Dan;
with r:cl hot balls.".

HIER, it is fall, nal
en, where he dircal
got into Zealand
but I am confident
without fallirg into
tagen is completely
of the whlle Wand,
re Lore taken about
frigate. They hays
, which I hope flals
met fire at our flips