Star.
London, England, 1807-08-31 00:00:00

COPENHAAFF• Aucam a.

On the 4th in ti. at e;gl,t in the Lvening, an Erpltat
divifi m, confiding of font (hips of tl.e het H.
gates. and eight veffels of war of finaller f trce paired
,he Great Belt, and cot tinned its way fur thr S tind.
We do not as yet know whether this di, ifion has en-
tirely quitted that llatiun. It is commanded by Ad.
rnir4l Keats.

On the fame day (viz. the 4 h), Admiral Can.
bier, who has his station in the mad ..f Eitineur, de,.
toched frum his fleet for the Baltic, a frigate, a VV.
vette, three twig., a br.mb ketch, a..d two cutters, ear.
rying two large anchors, to de in cafe cf a b mbard.
ment. They were replaced in the cootie r f the day
by a (hip of 54 guns, and three brigs, which attired
ha the Not th Sea.

On the sth a Ruffian corvette and a•tranfport
palled through the Sound 1-,r the North Sea. Thus
did not faline the Englifh Admiral in palling.
On the bth no movement was made, but ca they!)
fifty tranfports, partly carrying cavalry, arrived in
the Road of Ellmenr. They were convoyed by fe.
veral fhips of war, and had a eonliderablestumber of
boats for a debarkati )n.

It is fai4 that there is a tLird divifiun of t 7 foist•
anchor in the Bay of HAinilladt._ _ _ _

The diviiion which has pair.td the Great Belt, ap.
pears decidedly to direB its courfe towards the South.
but it is believed that it has kit come veffels miring
in the Belt.

The thipc detached by Admiral Gambier the day
af'er his art ival in the Road of Elfineur, appear le
have been intended to form a telegraphic line, and
line cf obfetvations from that point to the Ifle of
Futter, and by that to alai:dint a communication
with the divifion of Admiral Keats through the
Great 11:1t.

On the loth, in the morning, there were fix flt:pr
of the line cruizing► in the Great Belt, two cf which
had arrived that day.-41orritarr, ihigtffi 21.

STRASBURG, AUGUST iB.

The Chamberlains and Ladies of the Court of
Wirtemberg who had accompanied her Royal High.
nets the Princes Catherine to this city, fit out yet'.
tetday on their return to Stutgard. The officers at.
tached to the King of Wellphalia, and the ladies why
came from Pails to meet the cbreen, have fat out
with her for the capital, together with MarlIAA Be(
fieres.—Publicge, Aught' 22.
?ARTS, AUGUST it. .
It is believed that the marriage dr her Royal
Highnefs the Princefs of Wirtemberg witithis Alien/
the King of Weaphalia, will take place on Sunday
at Si. Cloud.—Publicille, Augull 22.
. " French bead quarters, Miltzow, Pomerania, Augtdi 13.
" The preparations for the Sege of Stralfund are far advanced;
the trenches will be immediately opened. The operation. agalat
• the place have been eonfikktrably forwarded by the fuecefs of t
general engagement, which took place cr the 6th in the vicinity di
the fumes.
" The Swedes were driven from all their nutpo" s. and le
from four to five hundred men. The Ws of the French was mut:
lets, though the enemy fired en them from mor• tb In two 'imp
land cannons, mortar. and howitzers. On the Bth the Swede.
threw at leaft fix hundred bombs, and we l• ft a young (Ace v
artillery. The French will certainly he m Item >tralimol
three weeks. The King of Sweden, to pre %est b‘ang r.dured!
the IA extremi,y. has made repeated pro. • . tatau or a ace:•
modatson to (leveed Brune, but they have all j t•J
" The prefent force of the garritoo of Stritfim • is • ItinsaiJ
Soo-, Swedifb troops ; the Englith troops which were in tie t:
of Rugen have been re embarked."-...L7de j urea, .Argier 2:

FROM THE HAMBURGH AND ALTONA

DANISH PROCLAMATION.

Chriftian the Seventh, by the Grace of Gorr, Kir.g of Lea•
*nark, Norway, of the Wenda and Goths, Duke of Schlefwig
(Lein, Seta-warn and Ditmarfeben, alto of Olden'rurg, &c &c. do
herewith make known, that, whereas by the Englial Envoy Jack-r
fon, it was declared to us on the 13th of this month, that hoftilide
again() Denmark would ht commenced ; and whereas, at the fats
time, he demanded pairports for himfelf and his fuite, confequent
the war between England and Denmark may he confitieted
seßually broken out. Therefore we herewith QS • all
faitSful fubjeEts to take up arms whenever it
to fruflrate the infidious defigns of the enemy
attack

We further herewith ordain. that all Englith
Ergliih property, and 11.11 Englifh goods (hall be.
giftmtes and others, in part;cular by the Officers
wherefoever they T.: 1y be found. It is further
Engilib parfumt to our further orders,
f, nt cut of the cpuntr7, without exception,
auntie* of our kingdom and our country, which r
to be carried into execution by all Magiltrates,
Su9ordinate Offl:cr►, duly to be initrueted by
pore; and it is a matter of courfc that all F.ngliib
which approach our coifts mall be confidered and'

It is alto oar will that all furpiclous foregners
with the greateit attention, and that all Magiftrat,
Sabordinate Officers, o*ll ufe their utmolt iff4
Shia, to difcovcr all fples. Laßly, we find it I
that immediately after publication hereof, ail
Eng Hill fulbjeas fhall entirely ceafe, and that
made to them on any ;round whatever, until .
on pain of fevere punifhment In cafe of contravention.
For the reit we rely on the juitire of our saute, and the.
and tried !Why of our beloved fullatfte.
Given tinder our Royal Seal, in our Fottrefs o Olueldtadt,
if.th of Austuft,
(L. S) C.I.BARON v. BROCKDORIts
R. J. C. MGR( I Z.
COPENHAGEN. AUGUST IS.
On the lath inflant, early in the
King and Prince Royal, with their tell
capital, for Colding in Jatl4l,ll. where I
arrived. The Prefdents, and Come Mt
Public Bnatds, followed the King, ant
Belt unmoleiled.
On the 31h, it was known that Genet
was entrufled with the defence of toe'
the late Englilh En •'•y in Berlin, Mr.
the "'since Royal in Kiel, had merely
place. in der to lay f o the IA time
Bernitotif his propofai that we Ihould
aid Sweden again ft Ruffia and Frant
o'clock at night it Ina. known that Mr.,
rived. and the nes ini,rning we learne.
game on board the titer, both parties ref.,
any entice& n, a,.cl an attack was th
moment expefted. As yet, hnwever, ei
mains quiet. and from this delay on ti
enemy, we have taken advantage tL. .
means of defence This evening. or early to
or
m• ruing, all vac's intended for the defence r
capital (hall have taken their Itation. The
is arrived, the guns are mounted on the noo,lt.
the City Artillery and Infantry, the Corp oi

dents and th
is generally
defend ircelf
The Engli
having hither
His Royal
Lion before h
PILLOW CIT
which tl.e prtfr
to operate with
countrymen : u
render it poffibli
peaceful and ho

We under
at any Davit
they contain
tritTh.ners ha
l'vnningen.
'1 his dAy.
Ttadcrs and
appear in tI:L
ra•ic.n urnn
goods in tbei

His Data
to Colding,
reft2.cacc. In
partied by fe
the Prince R
guithed Pe&
to Ibe fearchi
any further c
Nyb'rg an
cnell uill be
and fuch pre]
the energy a
tinder the pri
silo. that in
affiltance of

The Praiu
peror, rei
of the S'od
arrived here,
iintli.Jo are d

THI

PRICE OP $

Conf.
Navy 3 per C. at

PRIC
Bank Sinek 2.33
• 3 per Cent. Red.
3 prr ('tat. Cons
4 per Cent. 84i
per Cent. Na,g
Love Ant*. 18 t.
India Bonds, pu

It is pofitiv
which have b
a Negociation
1111DOTTR and
jeft of which
maritime C,r

turn for whic
able acceilson
This negocial
pended by th,
Britilh fleet.
We have rl
Altona Popet
the 25th. T
received throt
potations of
againll the att
Some part of

iu nest loner
accounted for
JACKSON'S lel
the 13111. Mt
or four days 1
t odes, and di
itSch or 17
following art
of Anglia 18
44 A (port
intellig
part of the
Sind being us'
The MAil
above article,
tvhich is dat,
probable, it
was fees Ilan
the bombards
That the v
favourable tc
doubted. In

fafely ftom

Jutland, with
arrangement,
lowed the Da
honed by till
sou from tifi
after it had r
to this, we ba
alf4 been tete
out-ports, an
that the bowl
adding, that
nued, and th
Q Zealand
dered to us.
The Hamt
rn aion ; or i
42infl this ci
t.,r the fcizuri
Rritifh in the
!unit( r—the
fubjedi

h on all
flail be requirei
y, and trial Ito
fhips, as well X 3
a (ciao! by the
Is of the Cu
T our will, that
orders, they can
don, be arretted
raeafure is it
e, as well aa by
them for that
glifb (hips and
ind trotted as Ito
era flail be wat
giftrates, as well
forts, as loon as
nccsiTtry to or
correfpondence
no 'layman null
ii our farther

morning. 7
antic, left
they are fait:
4embers
nd untied
eneral Petty
e Capital;
. Jackl.n. tail
adeycjbeecT before
At
ttnCng:ll
Jackinn hada
eJ tiat he tr
ehfing to rat
therefore et
every thing
the part ti
to increare

,

kel
ril
el

dents and the Life Chalreurs, are under arms, and it
is geaetaily foppofed that Copenhagen will be able to
defend itfelf ueirh laced's.
The Englifh fleet is (till lying off Huen, without
having hitherto attempted a landing or fired a th.)t.
His Royal Elighnefs iffned the following proclasca•
tion before his departure from herce—
Fit. Low Crrtz ens—After having made all the arranglements
which tI a prtfrnt citru-nftances require. I batten to the army, to
en operate with it as lion as pollible, for the welfare of my dear
countrymen : !inlet's the circumaances fhould fpeedily arife which
render it poffilile to fettle every thing according to toy with, In a
peaceful and honourable manner.
FREbERICR, Prince Royal.
C.opcultagen. Aucuit is. 18'37.
HAMBURGH, AUGUST tit.

We underflal:d that in future all letters delivered
at any Dat.ifl, Poll Office will he examined, whether
they contain inclofures for, cr fo,m England. Coin=
n•ilT,.ners have for that purpole been appointed at
Tnimingen.
'1 his day, at nine o'clock in the mornit:g, all the
Traders and Merchants of Altona were ,bliged to
pear tit Pre:fidetre. Court to tn,:kc their decla.
ra•ic.n upon oath of all the Etiglifh property and
goods in their poiTeflion.
JUTLANII, AUGUST Is,
His Danifh Majelly has pone from Copenhagen
to Colding, where he will for a time take up his
refnlcace. In his pairage over the Belt he was accom-
panied by feveral Officers, as alto by his Hiphnefs
the Prince The veffel, in which theft diltin.
puilhed Perlonages were, was fent after in the night
to Ibe fearched by an Englilh frigate, but without
any further confequences.
Nyberg and all the fortreffes and harbours on the
coati will be garrifcmed with troops with all (peed ;
And fuch preparations are making as do honour to
the energy and determination of Oe Government,
tinder the prefent eircumaances. We flatter ourfelves
alto, that in cafe of necetfity we may rely on the
alliitance of France apaintt the Erir Nth.
t'FTFkSBURGH, JULY se.
The Grand Duke Condamine, brother of the 1:m-
-poor, ha. returned to this Capital. Y. lierday a part
of the Sod of the French Envoy, General Savory,
arrived here, and Generals and other Olfi:rs of dif
tinai.rn are daily arriving from the army.

THE EVEN.

:NG START

L 0 NiTi

.
MOT:n,.v, AUGUST 3i.
PRICE OF SI O—K., THIS DAY. AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Conf. money Gs }—tor 631-11cd.
Navy 3 per 0 mt. otif—Omnium,,4 I prem. Exch. Bile ti. pr:
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Plank stock 233 Imp. 3 per Cent. 6a4
3 per Cent. Red. Ann Of I Imp. Ann 74
3 per Cent. Confute 64,1i4 Enke. BIM. pat as. pre.
4 per Cent. 8; Omnium, 4 pie.
5 per Cent. Navy Off I,llteryTieketa sol• t9l.
Long Ant.. i 8 164 Cotlfols for ace. 63*
India Bonds, par

It is pofitively alrerted, in several private letters
which have been received from the Continent, that

a Negociation had commenced between Marfhal Blilt•
sanovra and the Prince Rriyal of Denmark, the nb•
jet of which was to induce Danmark to enter into a
maritime Cnr.federacy againti Great 13, Rain, in re•

turn for which Denmark was to receive a confider.

able accellion of territory at the expence cf Sweden.
This negociation, it is added, was completely (of.
pended by the fudden and unexpaled arrival of the
Britifh Beet.
We have received fince Saturday, iiambtirgh and
Altona Papers to the rgth, and Dutch Journals to
the 25th. They confirm the intelligence formerly
received through other channels of the vigotous pre.
pat ations of the Danes, for a determined refiftance
againit the attacks of the Briiith upon their neutrality.
Some part of the delay afcribed to Admiral GA SI tip IL
in not firm attacking the Danifh Capital, is now
accounted for. The Admiral was to wait for Mr.
JACKSON'S return from Kiel, which he expeEled on
the t3th. Mr. Jaca sow, however, was detained three
or four days longer by adverfe winds and the want of
tortes, and did not reach Admiral Gistnit a nntil the
16ih or 17th : this is partly confirmed by the
following article froth the Hamburgh Carrefpcnden:
of Augull 18:--
" A thou time before the departure of the lan
mail, intelligence was receised at Copenhagen; that
part of the Englifh Fleet was (landing in, but the
ind being unfavourable, gained but little head.way.i'
The Mail from Copenhagen, alluded to in the
above article, brings the Danifh Proclamation of War,
which is dated the iSth ; fo that, it is mote than
probable, it was on the 17th when the Englifb Fleet
was feen Sanding in for Copenhagen, to commence
the bombardment.
That the wind, for Tome days, was extremely un-
favourable to the operations of our fleet, cannot be
doubted. In the mean time, the Pa iN es Rout got
fafely from Kiel to Copenhagen, and from thence to
_ _

Jutland, with the Rny4l Family, after making every

arrangement, and feven or eight days more was al
lowed the Danes far their holtile preparation:7, occa-
fioned by the winds concurring to retard Mr. JACK-
SON from tithing the fleet, and to keep off the latter
after it had received iniiruftions to a&. In addition
to this, we have to Rate, that the log of a packet has
alfq been received, which packet reached one of the
out-ports, and Rates, in corroboration of the above,
that the bombardment did not begin till the rgth ;
adding, that on the loth the bombardment eonti
nued, and the troops were landed, and that on the
:la Zealand and the whole Danilh fleet was furren-
dered to ut.
The Hamburgh Papers contain a Danifh Procla-
m.tion ; or in other words, a Declaration of 'War
aoinl this country; to which is added, a warrant
1,4 th::feizttre of the perfons and properties of all the
Itmith in the Danifh dominions. It even extends
tuttilt r—the payment of all debts due by Danes to
fuhica, is fufpended. The predominance of

the French inteieß at Copenhagen, in !hint, is evident.
Direa allutions are even made to the co-operation of
a French I.)tc.e.

The packet which failed with the Mail of the 14th
for Tonningen, returned on Friday to Harwich, beir g
unable to land it in confcquence of orders from the
Danifh Government to cut of all c ,mmimication for
the future between that port and this country. The
Captain of the packet, it is Paid, round at the month
of the Eyderam American vefrel, the Mailer of which
informed hien, that he had fent his boat to Tonningen
for an anchor, and that if the packet waited the hoot's
return, he would put him in poffefEon of the intelli
gence which it Might bring. The packet waited ac.
clrdingly, and the Captain was informed by the
people belonging to the boat, that p"fitive accounts
had reached Tonaingen tha• the ill: of Zealand, with
the Danifb fleet, had been taken poll.-ffion of by our
fleet and troops on the at Il inflant. The f .rce .4 the
Danifb Nary' thus taken is Rated to confitl of 15 fail
of the line and feven frigates. The Captain .d the
packet could not afcettain the day on which the
graad attack was made.

Mr. Sti.vvvree, the Mefrenger, arrived ;., sown
yederday morning (tom Yarmouth.
No dilpatches have been as yet received fr,.n Asi
iral Gassers', on the fuhjen a he ope
above alluded to, and we are informed hr nut Y.ln
mouth Correll:tor-Id:nit, that there h.id h--n no :err 'rats
from the Baltic at that place dt.wn to the period of
his writing, being 3 o'clock yellerd iy afternoon.
The following letter from Hull contains 'the only
other particulars we are abl- ta lay before (air readers
with refired to Admiral Gaeta, F operations .

HULL, AUGUST 29.

41 Tuefday morning at fix 'o'clock Mr.TtroaNTna,
the lihitifh Minitler, who, lince the occupation of
Hamburgh by • se Frflsch, has refided atAltona, and
Mr. ALIZANDhit COCKBURN, Col ful, with the Secre-
tary of Legation, landed at Whitby, from theContlant
gun brig, which left Inc Elbe on the Thurfaay pre.
ceding (the zoth in(t.) and after taking fume refreth-
ment, let fug ward immediately, in a poll chaife and
four, for Ys rk on their way to London. The depar
lure of there Gentlemen from the Continent was
battened by the holtile conchs& of the Danes, who it
appears had fired upon one of our packets, and at
tempted to take her by boats, but without effeet.
The Englifh merchants' at Altona,- and throughout
Denmark, had, it is laid, been put under arreft. The
Conftant, on her palrage, captured fix fail of Danifh
Greenland (hips, and two gallints laden with wine,
which were fent to Harwich. Moire might have been
taken, but the anxiety of Mr. Thornton to reach
England would nor admit of farther delay. The
Conflant put into Whi, by harbour on Tuefday to
obtain a fupply of water, and failed again on Thurf-
day morning.
" Yeflerday, the Diana, TN1,14, from Pernau, and I
Felicity, TIRtt.THY. from Riga, arrived here ; hay
lag left the Sound, the farmer on the morning of the
t3th inttant, and the latter in the pr-ceding night,
in company with about ten other veff_is bound to
different ports. A fleet had alfn faile.t for England
a day or two before, under convoy. The Captain of
the Felicity Hates, that he was advited to leave El
fineur immediately, as the Englith troops were ex
petted to land that evening. On the whole of Thurf.
day he heard a heavy cannonade, which appeared to
tome in the direttion of Copenhagen. About noon
that day the Danifh guard flip in Elfineur Roads,
which at the time thefe ieffels paired was lying in
the ufual place, was teen following them with all
fails fer, and paired them next morning off Anholt.
Shortly after they raw two Englith each, as if in
purfuit of the Danifh (hip ; rate of them, a 20 gun
:hip, paired the Felicity about noon; the other tetTel,
which appeared to be a frigate, was confiderably
aftern, but paired her in the courfe of the sight.—
Near two o'clock next morning, heard a very heavy
firing in the direltion of thefe velrels, which lifted
about a quarter of an hour. At five o'clock, the
three (hips were all teen lying to, between the Schaw
and Mafterland ; the gun brig appeared to have re-
ceived fome damage.
Wednefday fe'ntright, off the Naze of Norway,
Captain TIMOTHY fell in with a Newcaftle veffel
from Chilitianfand, which hailed him, and cautioned
him not to put into Norway, nor take a Danifh pilot
on board ; as the pilot boats were full of armed men,'
and an order had been received at Chriftianfand that
morning to foize all Britith vefrels.
" The Induftry, from Chatante, arrived here this
morning, having landed part of her cargo at Yar-
mouth ; from which latter port the failed about noon
ten Wednefday. By the tidefmen arrived here in the
above veirel we learn, that on leaving Yarmouth,
they were informed that a brig Cutter then lying in
the Roads, had arrived there in the preceding night,
with the lick and wounded froth Admiral GAil 11BR'i
fleet, which had attacked and taken poffeffion of the
Danifh fleet, confining of fifteen to feventeen fail of
the line. Several final' craft were then going off to
the brig, in order as they were told, to take the Fick
and wounded athore. Part of the troops had been
landed, it appears, and had taken poffeffion of feveral
of the batteries; but our informer cannot be pofitive
as to what was Paid on the extent of our fucceffes
upon land. The Danifh fleet were to be fent to
England, and thortly eapetted to arrive. Such is
the account given by thefe men, the mob of. which
retie folely on their authority.".