Star.
London, England, 1807-09-02 00:00:00

ADMI' Al .TY OFFICE. SEPTEMBER T.

Estrset of a i emir from the Right Honourable Lord Gardner,
Admiral of the White &c. to the Honourable William Wel-
lefily Pole, dated on board the Ville de Paris, in Torbay, Au-
rift 30.
Sir—lnclofed is a letter width 1 have jug received front Captain
Bradley, giving an account of the capture made yefterday, and al
luded to in my letter to you of that date.
Plantagenet. Auguft

My Lord—ln obedience. to your l.ordlhip'a fignaCat fifeen
minutes P. M. I chacei, an i have the pleafure to inform you. that
at half paR two P h 4 captured l'lncomparahle Frereh privateer,
mounting two carriage guns, and armed with muflectry, 27 men,
commanded by Giffin Geffruy, failed from St Maloes yefterday
tu...rning, bad nut captured any thing. I have the honour to be. &c.
(Signed) WILLIAM tammer.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR OFFICP, SEPTFINIER 1.
ad Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant John Hunter, from the
aoth Light Dragoons, to be Cornet and Sub Lieutenant, vice
Jackfon, promotc d.
ad Regiment of Dragoon Guards—lieutenant John Scott, from
the sth Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Cockerel!,
who exchanges.
6th Ditto.--Captain George L. Spinluff, from the asth Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Allan, who ex-
changes.
6th Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Robert St. Aubyn to be
'cotenant, by pi:rebate, vice Creft, promoted in the 34th Foot;
Cornet Atiguftus Salt el: Willett to be Lieutenant, by purchafe,
vice Dowfon promoted.
Bth Regiment or light Dragoon.—"orntt Thomas Pe:ringer, from 1
the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be lieutenant, by pu:chafe, vice
White who retires
14th Ditto--Captain Patrick Stirling f tam the 27th Foor, to be
Capt In of a reEtp, vice Humphrey, who exchanges.
asth tmwo.-cogsrer ....--. Jones to be Adjutant, vice Buckley,
who refig a the Adjutantey rely.
16th Ditto—Serjeant Major Barn, from the 11th Light
Dragoons: to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Cornets vice M'ln-
fh who religt s the Adjutantcy only.
18th Ditto—' icutenant '1 Immas Noel Harris to be Captain of a
' Troop. by purchafe, rice O'Neil promoted in Major-General
Champag Fs Regiment; F fir-go William Gibbs, from the 3d
Garrifott •Baitalion, to be Cornet, vice Nolan. who exchanges;
James Connolly. Gent to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Richards,
rromoted. • •
29th Ditto—eta:9l,i Colin Anderfon to be Lieutenant, by purehafe,
vice TwA:itl-11 who retires
stth I+it n—Captain Charles Divers Allen, from the 6th Dragoon
Guards, to he eaptsi t of a Troop, vice Spinluff who exchanges.
ft RegintEnt of Foot Guatda—Captain Henry Afkew to he Cap-
tain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Major-General
1 hipps, appointed to the Command of a Battalion of the both
Foot; Et lip ramitell.amhert to be Lieutenant, vice Alkew.
9th Right:ell of Foot—Lieutenant George Cornwall to be Cap
taro f a Company by purchafe. vice Billet, who retires; Fnfign
l'etetval to be Lieutenant by purchafe, vice Cornwall ;
Dais': John Shriron to he Lieutenant, without purchafe; En-
Ago I homas 1 arrifon, from the Lcieefter Militia, to be Enfign,
vice Shelton.
17th Ditto—Fnfign Charles O'Halloran to be Lieutenant, without
purchalk, Litutet ant Richard Goodacre, from the Leieefter
With, to be I. nfign, vice O'Halloran.
aid Ditto—Charles Younge, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice
Wattle. appointed to the 24th Light Dragoons.
16th Dit•o—Captain 'I homes Beft, from the 66th Foot, to be
Coptsit. of a Company. vice Zobell, who exchanges.
27th Ditto—Captain George Humphrey, from the 14th Light
brave:nut to be 'aptaitt of a Company, vice Stirling, who ex-
chat•get ; Unfign Richard Sbawe to be Lime:mat, without pur-
cb.i., vice furred:l. promoted in the Royal Regiment of
Malta; Samuel Atkinfon, Gent. tube Enfign vice Sbawe.
3iR I tits •-I.kut. rant Charles Wenner to be Captain of a Corn-
pauy vice Iluthwaites tisceafed; 'Acute ant Edward Fleming
'to hr Captain of a Company, vice Robertfon, deceafed.
To be Lientenants—Enfign C4uthbert Ward, vice Blomer; Enfign
Matthew Kearney, vice Fleming; Enfign James Nangle, vice
glad& n •kerafed
To be Enfigis--1. harks Carter Pettey, Gent vice Ward.
Sad Ditto—Paymatter Robert Thompftm. from the ad Battalion,
to be Paymafter ot the tit Battalion. vice Kelly, who Mips;
Thomas Sk. !ding, k.iy to be Paymaftar of the sd Battalion,
vier "I hompfon.
_ _

35th Ditto - ritftri Edward Davies to Fe Lieutenant, without
purehafe, vice J. Warron• who refigns; Francis Stenton, Gent.
robe 1. nflo, vice DavEs
41d Ditto--Enlign Jan es Stirling to be Lieutenant, without put.-
chafe.
4.;d Dittn-.4George Holmes, Gent. to be Enfign, by purehafe, vice
Bunth, promoted.
48th I titto--Lieut e- ant Henry Irwin to be Adjutant, vice Cheflyn,
who refigns the Adjutantey Only.
49th litho—Thomas Gerrard Bail,•Gent. to be Enfign, by pur-
chafe vice V. iglu wick . promoted
sail utenant W illiam Chalmers to he Captain of a Com
pai.y, without purehafe, vice Rowan, who ratios.
Goth i itt..:.-Lieutruatit Edward Purdon, front Major General
Ramfay's Res:intent, to be Captain of a Company, by porthole,
vice D.lvy promoted: and James Lewis, Gent. to be Enfign,
by purehafe vice St Paul promoted in the 96th Font.
eitt Dity.— captain Anthooy William Durntord. from the t
Foot Guards, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Collius, who
retires.
• 66th Dirto---Captain Samuel Zobell, from the 26th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, Iselt who ezchangei.
7itt Dittn--hofign lierry 1. le ',cab to be Lieutenant, vice Mit•
dull &ceded ; and Et fign N itliam Lockwood, to be 'Acute-
cant. vice Upton, appoint d to the 16th Light Dragoons.
76th Ditto--4, aptain John Covell to be Major, by purchafe vice
Mac; ae, who retires; Lieutenant I homas Vilett to be Captain
of a Company, vice C..v 11; Enfign Edward Bayley to be Lieu•
tenat t by ; urcbafe. vice Rankin, promoted ; and Enfign John
1 empLtun to be Lieutenant. vice Vilett
87th D tto-.-Captain Charles Doyle, from the IR Garrifon Hama-
bon. to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Ed-
wards, calblered; and Lieutenant John Jot. Mating, from the
tsh t.:arritoo Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
89th Ditto—l ieutenaLt Chat lee Redmond. from the Royal WeR
India ts angers, to be Lieutenant, vice Boyton, who evehangm.
96111 Regiment of
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To be LL utenants, without purchafe.a•Et,figns Hugh Smith Spear,
George Hruwn and John Farmer Dell
To he Enkt)—Lieutenant Philip Brighan, from the Leieciter
Militia, vice Sprat.
99th Ditto—Captain John Carr. from the late Royal irifh Artil
lery, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe,vice.tA heeler,
who re figns
Royal Welt 1-dia Rangfre—Lieutcrant John Boron, from the
Is9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Redmond. wins exchangea
Royal Regiment of Malta—Lieuteoant Albert from the
27th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice "Midterms, who
re ligns
3d Gal Fir n Battalion—Cornet William Nolan, from the *Bth
Light Lr agoone. t.• be Ftifign, vice Gibbs, who exchanges.
sth Ditto—f.idernatit Robert Cockerel' front the 2a Dragoon
Guard.. to he 1 i; u t none, vier Scott, who exchanges.
Newtoundland Fe ncileles-,T. Allf.p, (hut. to he Eofrgn, vice Ind •
ger. who re ligns ; and Edward ICU, ight GtIlL to be ktiligo, vice
Charlton. appointed to the isth Fofit
Barrack Ayala r Lumpany St fond I irlitroant Willi .m
to be I irlt Lieutenant, vice Bather, &feared ; and Seriesni
Ales rider Campbell, from the aid Foot, mite:Semi' Lieute-
nant, vice Jones.
BRFVP.T. .
Captain James Burke, of the Td tons, to he'Nfijar in thiArruy
• St'AFF.
David Allan, Gent. will'. an AMilant Cenuniffary of Storer. Pro
vinous, anti Forage to the Foie- s
11 • • rio•viTAL AVAPir " •
William Inlay M U tram has pet, to ber_risSebailli lbe brie*
King's 'GA MAW LtiVoui '
IdLight lotting& GautleMiti• Cadet ilirPtideielli 144614,-).1
bt Lidagn, vie.; Toyll, Ikeiluse.We

td Battalion of the Line —Leutenant Fred. Baron llnelenberg to
be Adjutant, vitt Langrehr, who rerigns; and Fars Frederick
Wet Tell, from the . Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Ho
Solberg.
4th Ditto—Enfignlan Dackmeifter to be lieutenant, vice
Sellkites. fnoerfeded, being Went without leave; arid Cadet
Serjeant Frederick William Kretch to be EuGgn, vice Ran.
bold, promoted.
6th Ditto—Cadet Serjeant Chriftian Fedden to be Enfign, 'lee
Roman, (Seceded.
MEMORANDUM.
The Appointment of Hofpital Mate J. C Heyneto be Affiftant
Surgern in the eBth Foot, vice Cole, promoted as !toed in the
Gazette of the toth Nov. 18-3, has not taken place.
DRIDNANCR OFFICE, AUG. 31,
COMA of Royal Engineers.
Gentleman Cadet William D. Smith to be Second I.ieutenant,vice
Lawfnn. promoted. Dated Aug. to, :8 7.
Commiflions fignad by the Lord Lieutenant of Aber.
deenfhire.—Aberdeenfhire Regiment of Militia.
Harry Gordon, Gent. to be Enfign, vice 1 homas Gordon, refigoed.
Dated Aug rl. 1807.
Gilcomilon Volunteer Pikemen.
Thomas Gordon, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Rat, refigned. .
Dated as above
Commiffion in the Royal Cardigan Militia, figned by
the L Ord Lieutenant.
John Henry Allen, Gent to be Enfign, vice Welk detested.
Dated Aug. 6, 1807.
Commiffions finned by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
Dated Angola 27, 1807.
To hi Deputy Lieutenants.—John Oglander, Ffq.; John Duthy,
Efq. Wiliam Atwick Hamer, Efq. John Burgers, Efq.
North Hants Regiment of Mi ilia.
Enfign William Peachey Veal to he Lieutenant, vice Hamer, pro-
moted. Dated Aug. 27, 1837.
CoMMifilon in the Holmefdale Volunteers, ligned,by
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. 'I
Lieutenant Charles Wilmot to be Captain, vice Brlfeoc, retigeoi.
Dated Aug 36,1807.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. .
John Site, of Hurfleydown, Southwark, Surrey, dealer I. worfted
and hoilery. .
BANKRUPTS.
William Atkins, of Stone, Staffortfhire, maltßer, dealer and chap-
man, to furrender September 16, 17. at the Crown, Stone, and
Odober 13, a! the Dog in Doublet, Sandon, at twelve. Alton.
nies, Meffre. Barbar old Browne, No 122, Fetter-laue, London,
or.Mers. Wheatley and Fowler. of Stone.
Anthony Hunt, now or late of Brillol, linen draper, dealer and
chapman, September :4, is, and Odtuber 13, at eleven. at the
Bufh Tavern, in Corn street, fteiftol. Attornies,
.Mr. Gabel!.
Lincoln's Inn: or Wit. Jacobs, &Mot.
James Froft.. of Gofwell Rreet, Middlefez, brafs.founder, dealer.
and ehaprnan, September 3, 12. and Odtober :3, at ten at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. William Jack(an, No. a, Garden.
court. Temple.
Jofeph Morton, late of Bath, Somerfct, victualler, dealer and chap-
man. September 11, la, and Dauber :3, at one, at the White
Lion Inn and Tavern, Bath. Attornies, Meffrs Shepherd 214
Adlington, Bedford row, London; or R. A. Shephsrd, Bath.
Samuel Worthington, of Garrat, within Mat,cheller. innkeeper,
dealer and chapman, September 8,9, and 14, at eleven, at dat
Bridgewater Arms, Mancheller.
DIVIDENDS.
Sept. S. Thomas Yorke, late of Devonfhire ftrect. parifh of Saint
George the Martyr, Middkfez, merchant, at twelve, at Guild.
hall, London.
Sept. 7. Thomas Barton, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at zfic
York Hetet Liverpool.
Sept. 7. William Tarn, of Bithop Wearmonth, Durham, painter
and glazier, at eleven, at White's Tavern, I-untie:land.
Sept. to. JoCeph Walters. of Starminfter Newton, Dorfetthire,
grazier, at twelve at the Red Lion Inn, Sbaftefbury.
Sept. 7. Richard Smith, of Aibborne, Derbyllaire, Itationer; at
eleven, at the Haddletton Inn, Derbythire.
Sept. 8. Jofeph Bennett the elder, of the parilh of Batley, and
John Bennett, of Sands Mills, parifh of Dewsbury.
merchants
sand copartuers, at ten. at the Min and Saddle lon,
Dewfbury.
Sept. 8. Charles Kilby, of Watford, hens, furgeon and apothet
vary, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loncloa.„.

.AMERICA.

NEW YORK, JULY ss.

The Chovalier de Foronda, on Monday, prefented-
his credentials as charge d'Affaires from his Catholic
Mak.hy to the United States, fucceeding to the diplo-
matic funflions of the Marquis Yrujo, and was after
wards in that charafterreceived by the Prefident.

A letter from Norfolk Rates that the Direttors of
the Virginia Bank have taken the precaution of re•
moving their fpecie to Peterfburgh.
A Quebec Paper of the 29th of June fays, we
learn by the arrival of Captain Bettefworth, of his
Majelly's frigate Crocodile, that orders had been re.
ceived by the King', (hips, on the. Halifax Ration, to
board the Americao frigate, now at tea, and take
by force every Britifh feaman that may be found on
board her. The force of the American (hip is faid
to he 52 guns.
We hear that the Crocodile brings one hundred
thnufand dollars.
Jut.v 28.—We are informed that the Corporation
of this city yellerday direeted their Committee, lately
appointed, to conter with the Secretary at War, to
call on Colonel Williams, and rerpiefl him to furnith„,
with all pojb/e elißiatch, a plait for fortifying the Aar row?,
with an ettimate of the probable _xpenle.
prof 29 —lt is an intereßing Net, which appears
to have been forgotten, that the Britifh frigate Len.
paid is the fhip which was fent out by the Btitifh
Government to (fleeced the Leander, upon her being
recalled, in onnfequenc: of the mife:induet of her
Commander, Whitby I
It is Rated in a Petertburgh Paper of July 23. that
the Blitifh Commanders were greatly incen(ed at:the
capture of their r•fficers and Ramen ; that they had
taken five American citizens from a coating vette!.
and that the CAnmodnre of the fquadron declared
he would capture eve: y American veffel going our or
in, until the Bikini prilnners were reflored.

EXTRACT CF A LETTER FROM AN OFFICIO IC Tin ssa•
GINIA DITACHMENT,DATED-PORTSMOOTHAULT 17. I
" On Toefday morning Mi. R. Lee, one of Ge-
neral Mathew% Aids. and Mr. Archer', of Norfolk,
vifited the Britifh fquadron in Lynhaven bay, tow
the purpofe r.f delivering the difpatches from Mr.
Etiltine, which Mr. Archer had jult brought from
Walhington. Thefe difpatcbes fimpl7 advild Com-
modore Douglas to retire from the- territorial itcrill
diEtion of the United
.States.' Mr.
other authority ; for the 13:itills fqiitdron na She`
American Ration Are not at all refponfible in the Bri.
Nlinitier in the United States,, except intirtain
enndi.ional cafes ; but are generally under the con.
irotil (4. the Admiral, who is Rationed at Halifas.--
Where Mr. Er ()eine could only; advife.., Admiral
Be i kelt y could command. Mr.. Lee was teceived a
molt cavalier and indecorous Ryle. The Commodore
rxplt IF: d t:is contemptuous attcnintmenit at,?4,44..0%
sift% He stilted him whether he; was !portant that
he PlefiJent% Proclamation fosbadvall intercoircfe
Fretween American citizens and the Britills tbiit
44 he cuteW think if flying in the facrisf)Ofe,
paying him the Irspari,wf
to Mr. Lee bad deliverc4 the dpi petzhea,u ligail woo

' elven to the other veffcl:. And .their Captains itn..me-'
diately repaired to the Commodore's (hip. Yon are
alreadf incenfed enough at the outrageous condo&
the Britifit'l and I have no inclination to make your
blood indignantly hail, by a full defcription of the
"ennvetfati,m which enfued. One or two anecdotes
will be Infficient to (hew y u the fpirit of the whole.
The Humphreys, tautringly a(ked Major Lee,'
whether he was not afraid of being int-riled by keep—i
ing compan with a murderer and an affaflin, fuch as;
,he himfelf had been reprefented to be ? They inquir
ed about the fate of the Britifh Conful and hi. lady;
and ittfelently demanded, whether the mob of Norfolk
had hung them or thrown them into prifon ? They
_called the Corretponding Committee of Norfolk a
mob, they called General' Mathews the leader of that
mob; they laid they were at haft entitled to an offi-
cial copy of the Prefident's Proclamation, under the
feat nf .the Secretary of State;,and they exprefsly
denictrthe atqhnekY of the .Stitifli'Miaifter to inter-
fere in the prifent oecaGota, Every one of thole
Captains was infolent and- infiltiok in the extreme,
except Sir Thomas Hardy, Captain of the Triumph,
the celebrated friend and companion,of Lord Nelfon.
He is Paid to have in his cabin the very fopba on which 1
that great man breathed his raft:
" The preceding fatfk are calintated to convince,
you, if you needed any additional, proofs, that we
have nothing to expel (torn this fqukdron, but infuk
and outrage."—Richmond inquirer.
JULY vs.—Commodore Barron, we undetftand, if !
conaued at Little York, by the :around in his leg,'
which has become very
The United States' fchattert Itetettge, Liettrenant
Read, with .difpatches, failed, trim Baltimore op
Wednefilay bat, for England. • • • • • •
Five gan hoes, from CoetteSicat river, *hoe ir7
rived at this_pott.
„.
Captain Davy. of the Coilmaiidat, his favoured us
with a fili elite Calcutta ttlipett.'. The miry. sic tide
we perceive in them, at alliikrellitifetli tbis country,
is an order of the Governor 'General in Council.grapt
ing peinsilSon to neuttal.teltls, Particularly. Ante:
rican, to import grain, under the livenfe of the Bri ith
Government. This order wit tsecifinfted -by a for-
city Of grain, in eonfequence of ilisilailare of the pc
rindical rains. Neutral veffels;:availing themfelves
of this permiflion, marl have • wises of grain exclu
lively, and the permit:6ln is extended to the 31(1 of,
December, 'BO7. Several Americas Yelfels were, in
confequence, engaged in. lice Voyages.

Daltfßia)::

•
Three (hips, which left StiDoin,ingo in the. cronle
of the month of Julys. *Frilled lafl -week, and, have
brought us ARIA iiispoctafii iittariaitio4 On the real
ante of thinetn"that Ifliff' • ,
~ .. 4..
Generit.Pation having on egiclden, mohe aputi
of May, put in requifition *lithe flipping which were
at "PorViii--Prince, embarked Zariormen on-1)611rd. i 6
veld* 61 every defcription, froth into° tons down' to.
paid MI% tail landed tinexpeacillY.at Canine...,
where. there was only at theVaii'i gairifon of 10.1
men, under the 'Orders. of &nem! Maguy. That !mail
garrifon, though taken by farprife, 'made a very fpi- .
rited refitlance, but evacuated the town. which re.
mained For eight days, (fronithe 3111 of May tn. the
7th of June) in the 'hands of Pet ion. In the inter
vat feveral honfes and plantations were burnt, among
,which were thole of the widow Defralines, a much
refpeeled woman, together with fome property be
longing to a Bikini merchant. General Chrittophe,
who at that time was bufy in quelling fome infur
reaions which the agents of Petion had flirted in
fome diaries, came up with his guards and fome bat•
talions of the Divillon of penet al Raphael, and re
took the town by form. Petion's troops fled to their
(hips, which fuffered much from the cannonade; after
having 101 l a great number of dead and wounded,
they returned to Port-au• Prince on the loth.
At the fame time an a: med force, commanded by
Petion in perfon, had marched from Port-au-Ptince
the 26th of May, in order to attack the fort of 800
caffin, where General 'rota:tint commanded for
Chriltophe. Three times that fin was formed, and
three times Petion's troops were repulfed. At IA
General Toufiaint made gond hie retreat to St: Marc,
ivhere he was followed by Petion; but having on the
6th of June made a brilliant 'tally, routed Petion's
army, and General Chrillophe being in the neigh-
bourhood, Petion did tint judge proper to wait hir
him, and matured hit Reps back to Portlan Prince.
Thus was terminated that lhort campaign of 3o days,
by the difgrace of Petion. .
The whole of the month of May had been marked
by infurreBions, c •uflagrations, and murder, exited
by Petion's agents in the North, owing to fome Pi-
fling difcontents, which were afterwards removed.—
When Peti,m was momentarily mallet of Cape Ni.
chola Mole, the Rate fchooner of Chrillnphe, mounted
with fix guns and 120 men, commanded by Admiral
Jacques, put into this; harbour, and the Admiral and
part of the crew were moll inhumanly hanged. .At
the fame time, a French privateer of Samana, moun-
tine 14 guns, and 70 men, purfuing the (hip Numa,
Cap'. Worthington, on the coati, ran nn tome funds
near Cape Francoile, the crew were made prifoners,
and brought before the Preadent Chrillophe, expeel-
ing.to be put to infant de ,th, by way of retaliati,n,
as they give no mercy, inflead of which they received
only a Were reprimand from that humane Chief,
who lupplied them with money, clothes, visuals,
and a (loop to go to Jamaica on their parole of not
ter ring spina him ; fifteen blacks who made part of
the crew of the privateer, volunteered in the fervice
1
of Chrillophe, (wearing to live and die by him.
The export duty of fugar, cotton, and cncna,
amounting to ten per cent. has been abolithed in the
territory of Hayti, fubmitted to Chrittaphe—lt has
• been maintained upon coffee. Trade was reviving
:very fall in bath parts, in the month of July ; as an
inflince of the immenfe value of this trade, it is fuffi-
Orin' to fay that on,: of'the veffels lately arrived has i:
;brought home a cargo of t 4,000 cwt. of coffee. M re
than (I tnillimis weight of the fame produce are ex-
,, peftedin the cnurfe of this year. Thin yfive Britith
ilbilia have been cleared out for this new (sate in the
.11R twelve months. Such .an .impeovensent has
:been made. force the evacuation by Rochamliean,;in
•the inter!!!!' means of defetice of theiflaild, thit-hs
capture by any force whiclA3nnapers4 imighilgatie:
confides/6d as impoffible. The number of fighting
men armed and'acconteredeialeekdated wo leis then
70,000.- They have bnift, snd tr.! JELL btfildinigt. Oti-,
pregnable" font ere' lit the mil:mains: -..1.,... ;.,4b

FOREIGN /A TELLMENC4.

FROM THE GOTTENBURGH MAILS

HELSINGBERG. AUGUST zB.

Intelligence is jug received here of the EngLir
Army having made gond a landing, on Sunday
morning lA, the tfith infant, at fix o'clock. in
fmall bay, called Wifbeih, between Elfinvir and
Copenhagen. No particulars have been received,
but a great firing was heard until five o'clock on
Monday evening. A courier reports that Copenhagen
is taken, but this wants confirmation.

• GOTTENBURCII. AUGUST rs:
By account: received this morning from Copen.
higen 'we learn that the Englifh Fleet has formed
line of circumvallation round the Maud of Zealand,
and the boats were out ready to land the troops : all
was however quiet until Tuefday lag, when they
Crown Prince arrived from Holnein, and publifhed
a proclamation ordering every poffible refinance to
be made. But this could not be great, as there were
only between two and three thouland 'troops in Co.
penhagen. He alto tent the forte evening to Elilnear
and gave &Oar circler's. The Englifh Minißer, Mr.
Ga.licke; bid Raise' on a snifnon to Memel, and his
current,. Taylor, was on board the fleet. Mr.
jackfon appears seta* been the adlidg Miniller.
Attantit tribe*' of families have
4sier Irons Ilfilieur toSwe err
men anti children,
.
Aircusr 22.—A courier has arrived' flora Malasa.:
this morning, with accounts ehat-whan he left it,
which was on the 101 inttant, the Englifh fleet was
bombarding Oppenhagen. 'Titty-hii 'lidded a large
force 'bitween•Crigenhagen and Sapdai
moping 14,itpd it is nut doslbrtti Were by thittimse
in poffelrson vfmtba Celle of Cronberg and of =-
near. The Citllyabad fired a great nutty tint at Me
EnglithljeritrJ4kelt
.s ere not !emitted, as nostesof
the thin took the leaß fife& dpon thellips,

A Danilh Officer who arrived bete lad night, from.
Copenhagen. fasyr,s,:shat thti.Danes were determined
to ''take all poilible'.tefilt*hee.s'Saturday 14ft, :et
twelve o'clock (mil day), the, g(ttrz.i!i'cnpenbagen
were (hit; and nq.Pet fon fnifereOtAtit it, Aeq.
dalmatian was iffuecl, offering, a regard to all, who
chafe to enter ; and at fix o'clock:m.getteral prefs
was to take place. The Englifh army landed the
next morning.''
ITIICALSUND.AUOUST.S.
By virtue a a feparate article of the Military Cnn-
ivention, concluded in )London the. syth of June, of
this year, touching the feadittg of the German 4e.
ginn to this quarter; his Britannic ilsiefiy ciprefed
fome.dsys age, thiough his Miuifter.ltr. Pierreponti
his will that "the ptb re ttioaps m :nld seeturn.—
Hii Royai hialefil gave in confequence the neeellai
orders for :ihattputpofe, and the greater part of 'hors
who were in. the Rugen have already beta
embarked on board the fleet of tranfports which*
lying off Pettb. ;The ;three battalions which were
quartered in this fortrefs, have already left it fur the
above place of embarkation.
Lord Cathcart had yeflerday his audience of leave,
whereupon his Btitatnic Majelly's Minitler,
Pierrepunt, prefented Lieutenant General Lord
Rofslyn, who fucceeds Lord Cathcart in the com-
mand of the German Legi'n.

• ~. 1

His Majt fty's aid decamp, Major Von Ghlen, pro.
ceeded yeilerday on a particular million to the ad.
•anced pit of the French army, and this day the.
French General of Divifiori, Beale, arrived in this
Enures, End had a conference w•i;h his Excellency
Governor General Baron Effen.—Uodhohn Wizen('
krit 37.

BULLETIN.
Head quarters. Stralfuad, Auguß I t.
Colonel Count Macao bad on the 6th beam an auditnce ci
his Royal Majefly, and received from his Nlajellya letter
log an 'ewer to that which he brought from Ms Majefty the Kiug
of irance. •

" On the Bth inftant, his Royal Maien y was gracioutly pleafed
to exprefs his approbation of the contivdt of the Royal Brit&
troops, during the time they f.rved with the Swedifi. army.
" Hi. Royal Majtity ordered, the 9th inßant, the Governor
General Baron Hen, to withdraw with all perform belonging to the
Government General to Bergen In the lie of Rugen, and appointed
Brigadier General Baron Perafch to the Command In (hid of
all the troops charged with the defence of this fortrefs. Along
the whole trout no hoßilitles have been committed within theft
IA days."
BULLETIN.

. Had quarters, Stralfuud. Auguft t 4.

. _
" All ports In Swedifh Pomerania, occupied
.by the Front/ .
troops, are clofely blockaded by Sweelith (hip. of war. A French
Ulcer arrived; on the toth init. in the morning, at our advanced
pelt near Tribfee, and declared to the Commanding Officer of the
Chaffeurs, that if he continued t'o fire on their workmen, he Mould
order coo tiraileurs to advance, and Moot all our vedettes, and al.
the artificers on duty in our batteries. •
" The fame day an Officer was fent in the evening to the one- .
my's advanced putt, to deckle, that unlefs they withdrew thdr
workmen, they Mould all be shot. The enemy demanded a qua:-
ter of an hour's time for withdrawing his workmen, which oar
granted, and they were all withdrawn, which proves that our fin
of the preceding day bad done great exe-ntion.
1. At half pall eight o'clock,iaft night, a French officer arrived
at our advanced poll, in front of the intrenchinent of Fla kin, wd
declared, that unkfs the cannonade from the forted. was Muse&
ately difmmtinued, the bombardment of the tirtrefe Mona be
commented without the leaft delay. He received for anrwer, that ..
liatreociny were at liberty to regulate his tire by that of the for•
ads, sad to bombard or not.
r "1 Ai ball pact nine o'clock the fame night, the French Oatersfs
Akt-all'amp, advanced toward. our chain of vedettes, repe.eld
the lathe detiiiiiitin.ind received the fin c aidever
:" A'ccoretineto -iiis unanimone ttatement el ail tie &knees,
On enemy's atniy Which forma the Site ..f Sreatfund and warier
111101116!Pontetaista,,corhits, liefidea the French spariffi. Wan
01141.4Atiteb troops. of chefs of A•chafrettburgh, Bavaria, stomp
' Arisen and NACati•Utioatteir-Gstiestrahei Gesell, Axial I L •

Plik-

LONDON.

WEDNRSDAY, SEPTEMBER s.

C Lo I:DON soativ.—No bufinefs done at the Stock'Waage.
PRICE OF StOCKS YESTERDA Y.
Bank Stock 2321234* I Long Ann. aft-t 6
a per Cent. Red Ann. 6311 I India Bonds. is dif. is. prem.
3 per Ct. Con( 61 I Faehet Bile, is. preen. is. dir.
4 per Cent. Bit SI 1 Omnium i preen
5 per Ct. Navy, 96/ 961 i Conlon for see. 63163

DISPATCHES nom ADMIRAL GAMBIER,

•ND

LETTERS TO THE LORD MAYOR.

Government have at laft received difpatches from
Admiral Gamaise. They arrived at an early hour
this morning, and a brief extra& of them was imme•
direly communicated to the Loan MAY.a, at the
Manton Houk, in the f( !lowing Letter:

" ADMIRALTY OFFICE, September s.
" Half pal! Six, A. M.

" Lord MoLGRATI bas the honnur to acquaint the
66 Loin Myrna, that Difpatches have this mornirg
66 been received from Admiral GAMS:Ie, with an
U account that the Troops, under the command of
II Lieutenant-General Lord CATMCAiT, were landed.
" without oppofition, at Wibcck, on the Ifland of
64- Zealand, eight miles North of CopenhAgeo, at
• five A. M. on the 16:11 of Augull."

"DOWNING-STREET, SEPT.s, :Seq.

" MY LORD,
66 I belie the honour to tranfmit for your Lord-
" infirmation. the fubßance of the Difpatches
66 received from Admiral GA1421111% and Lieutenant
66 General Lord CAT/MART.
" I have the honour to be, &c.

(Signed) " cisTwritaiton.
44 Difpatches hate been received from Admiral
" GAMSILIL and Lieutenant General Lord CATM-
" CART, by which it appears that Dwd CATHCLiT
II joined Admiral GastalßlL nn the. 112t11

44'Mr. TAYLOR, his Majefies Minifier at the Court
u of Copenhagen, finding the Danilh Government
sciroUld not come to amicable terms, had left the city.
tit was then determined 'the troops fhould be land-
,
▪ ell on the morning of the 14th ; but contrary winds
a prevented the (hips and trinfports from arriving
"at the place of debarkation till late in the evening
Of the t sth 4 early. however, on the following mOr-
a ning," the troops were ditembarked without any op
-
a pcfition, at a village tomiles north of Copenhagen.
Lord Rosst,r w, with the fOrces holt) Stralfund, had
a arrived on the 14111 at Neva Ifland

" After the Debatkation had been effected, the
" Commander of the Sea and Land Forces. ;trued a
Proclamation, declaring, to the inhabitants of Zea-
" land, the circumflances under which they felt au-
" &reed to proceed to the debarkation of the
14 troops.

" By private letters of the t7th, it appears that
"Copenhagen was completely imelled by our troop,,
"'and that the forces from Stralfund had anchored in
*Maga Bay : they had been fired at from the
k alai& tumefy, but fortunately without effdt.

(A True Copy.)
W. LEIGHTON, Mayor."

Such is the fobilance of the fficial Difpatches re
eeived by Government. Private advices, however; of
the 17th aate, that there was every reafon to believe
the Danes did not mean to make a long refinance.
Our troops were in high health and fpitits.

There has been an aeli-n between the Como: and
Danifh frigate of 3a guns. After a (harp adion,
the Dane (truck, having had thirty two men killed
and wounded. The Com us did not Ink a man.
Mr: HILL, the private Secretary of Mr. Jacxsom,
our Minilier to the Court of Denmark, artived in
town this morning at fix o'clock. Mr. HILL landed
at Whitby at a late hour on Monday evening : he
came over in the veal which brought the difpatchcs
from. Admiral GAO 11l &a.
Mr. HILL was fifteen days on his pairage
At a late hour laft night, we received two-Gotter.
burgh Mails, and their contents, fo far as relates to
car Baltic Expedition, are important. •
Ample camels from thefe Mails will be found in
a Preceding column.
The following letters from the Eaflern Coafl, cot .
Wit fame higher particulars on the fubjed of the
Bilk Expedition :

• ABERDEEN. AUG- 29.

" Wednefday afternoon left, the Brigantine Ada.
lout, Capt. DueCANt of Aberdeen, anchored in this
bit, with a cargo of coals on board, and failed next
morning for Sunderland. Captain Duacan reports,
that he failed Come weeks ago from Sunderland. with
Wim=e of fmall coals, on freight to Tonaingen,
buns prevented proceeding up Eyder, by a
flip of war, owing to the change of affairs in
that quarter. In confequence of this information,
CaPain D. failed forChritlianfand, in Norway, where
bekend matters in a like fituatinn, and was on the
Plitt of having his vete' frilled, when he with '&l5-
'll4 duped from that Port, on Tuefday the 18th
1111 being informed previnutly to his departure, that
three UM veflels were already detained there, and
that there was an embargo laid on in all the other
Ms of Narway, which are now of courfe Brut
2litaluk us.

" HULL, SEPT. s.
" Acoafidential perfun was difpatched toCopeohs-
ten on Ma as a intimation of the fleet's apprnaching
the Dania territory, from the fortrefs of Cronberg,
ioAreftions how to aft :_the anfwer wa', that the
Entallett mull pars unns.leficd. Admiral Camelia.
14 the P!iiCt Of Wale•, brburilist up uff tbt Call, in the

' afternoon Or evening t and the following morning
weighed, with a fine breeze, and in a fkort tido, let go
his anchor within moftect !hot of the tank of Cron-
berg, with twelve fail of the line, hefides the 'flag (hip,
and eleven vete!' of war of inferior force. The (here
was crouded with Mediators. The Admiv,al fired a
gun : this was the moment of anxiety and fufpence in
the extreme, as the Danes fbppofed thatthe gun was
Blotted, and they expefted every inflant, that h would
be returned in a holiile way by the garrifon ;—the
whole, however, ended in a falote of 15 guns from the
Bruin' fleet, which was returned by oneof 17 from the
fort. This friendly termination of the above bufinefs
appeared to be highly fatisfatiory to the Danes.—
, Amonga the Mediators, however, was a French Gen
tleman, who teemed greatly chagrined : he Paid to an
acquaintance, who flood near him, with a SNEER,
" So your friend:, /fee, are corning t" and pointed to the
Britifh Fleet :—" Tee, Sir," replied the other. " bid
where are rota friersik ?"—" 'Mr !" rejoined the. French
man, "juji over the water."--Before the Gentleman
who wi tneffed there circumftancet, left. Denmark
(about three weeks ago) the Quay MAW had inti-
mated to the Danes, that they had nothing to .do
with the Continent, PRIVIDINCIS having clearly de,
fined their boundaries by the Belts."

•=•••••••ma.mmt•

EAST INDIA FLEET. • •v.

• 01 : I

Fears having been entertained for tfie' &fe' of the
homeward-bound Esil India Fleet, we are happy to
Rate, that the D,tnifh packet Fredres Monde, from
Bengal, is arrived in the Downs : fhe parted from the
homeward bound fleet, so:Ailing of thirteen. fail of
EaQ Indismen, two Whaters, and the brig Fly, about
a tnonth6nce, in lat. ill. North.

Yefterday morning at half after one Mr. ‘Srsyrr.
Mt the Mellinger, left town with difpatehOn.for hit
MAJIISTY. ,

Yekerdty evening Mr. Banal., the Mefrenger, was
tent eff front LOId CAMAIRIACIN% office to r ord.
mouth

A Ruffian Officer arrived at the Admiralty yeller-
day, to folicit permiffion to feud the body of the
Ptincefs Gaitrat“ to London to be embalmed. The
requeti was immediately complied with.
An American vacl arrived at Cowes from France,
brings the intelligence that an embargo has been
laid upon all Pnrtnguefe valets in the French ports.
The Earl rfGott.asuao, as Patent Comptroller of
the Cutlems, has appointed James Wassit,
(ficand fun r f hii Chief Deputy, Parma= WaLsn,
Efq ) Deputy Comptroller inwards and Outwards,
of the Onafting betties, vacant by the death of J. G.
HAM RD. Efq. .

It ha• been -Officially notiqed in General Orders,
through the Kent Ditlria, that Major CLAM, late.
Brigade Major at Canterbury, has been appolntea by
his Royal Hiselinti, the Comasander in Chief,-tn aft
as Adjutant General in that diiirift. during the ab
fence of Lieutenant Colonel Lord Ayt.stsa.

We underhand Malden Smacks is one of the,
principal Depots for the reception of Volunteeers
from the Militia. Upwards of moo are already
:Ambled, 253 of them from the Royal Weßmintler,'
all for one regiment (the a4th.) Notwithhanding
the number aad variety of regiments, the greeted
order and harmony prevails.
In confequence of Romrtey fair, and in order to
accrmmodate the innkeepers at that place, the route
Of the 3d (King's own) Dragoons, has been altered,
and the firtt divifion arrived in Canterbury yetter-
day : the other divifinns will arrive in fuccefflon this
day, Thurfday, and Friday.
The Firfi Surrey Regiment, under the command
of Colonel GAI rsIC Le., commenced permanent duty
at the Montpelier Ground at Walsworth, to continue
till the 15th Wiwi' inchtfive. The neighbouring
Corps are about to follow this example.
Saturday. the Flintfbire regiment of Militia, in bar-
racks at fort Pitt, Chatham, volunteered 20 more
than their complement, for the 95th Rifle Regiment.
Monday, the Eafi Suffolk volunteered iso men for
the 12th Regiment.
The Cardigan and Denbigh regiments of Militia,
at Sheernefs, began to volunteer on Wednefday.
One hundred and eighty of the Earl Ellis Militia
vrlun:eered yeflerday at Dover for the loth and 63d
Regiments of Foot.
The Fraferburgh Volunteers, under the command
of Lieutenant Colonel FRAM, with their ufual ala.
crity, are to %tremble to morrow far permanent duty
at Fraferburgh, for ten days.
Two hundred of the 2d battalion of the Royal
Lancalbire Miiitia have volunteered into the 47th
regiment, lying in Fiction.
Saturday the Cilhream Guards were infpeeted in
Hyde Park, by their Colonel. The I h Regiment
Was alfo paraded in St. James's Park, by Colonel
WHEATLIY, in the abfence of Colonel Witsve, who
is indifpofed. Several Volunteer Corps were infpeeled
at the fame time in various parts of the metropllis
and its environs. •

Saturday morning, his Rnyal Highnefs the Duke
of Cam saiDGE, while infpe&ing Colonel Bolton's bri•
gade of I,ight Cavalry, on Hounflowleath, received
a violent blow on the foot from the horfe of la officer
in his fuitc which had lathed nut. His Royal High-
nefs made flight of it, but was prevailed upon pro-
ceed tb the adjacent barrack, where fuitable remedies
were applied to the contufion, which was confider-
'
Able.

Colonel BIINIVRY. of the 3d regiment, ii airived
at Bath to altume the command of the feveral de-
tachineuts and men about to volunteer from the

Militisa,,in that Dif
htotvimfeinoight the Lord Prnvofi sod fiagif-
tivet,govAlerikem. gave an. entertainment, in the
Town Halle to kLinenenant Colonel CatetitA4 antA
/
the 01E1(144A the' Atgylethire a.`l)AtettA.
bartacki**o- „
Yegierday tht Loan fitLosi orelered thertitfet'd
Brad to, be reduced half an AiSze, to takOfriai
IO
4::.