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HEISINGBURG, AUGUST so.

The firl regular cannonade was heard here from
the Danill coati on Monday Taft, which continued
until the evening ; a firing has face been heard at
intervals, but not a vigorous one; fo that we hope
the refinance will not be very obflinate, efpecially
when the Danes fee the powerful and well appointed
force that is come againft them. A Proclamation
has been 'trued at Elfineur for fequeftrating all Eng.
lifh property, and feals have been put upon the
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Paid, Englifh perfons were ordered to be arrefted as
well as throughout Denmark.

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the danger is confiderable in paffing down : fhe was
off Copenhagen on the szd ult. at which time so at-

tack had been made againft Copenhagen.
The following is an extraa of a letter from an
Officer in the Expedition, received at Clafgow on
Saturday morning :

.1 COPENHAGEN, AUGUST 20.

4C A few days after I laft wrote, we left Elfineur,
and ran up half way to Copenhagen, where the army
landed at a place called the Hermitage, without the
Leaf i oppnution or accident. Never did I behold fuch
an intereßing fcene—ts,ooo fine fellows in the boats
making the air refound with their fhouts and confidence
of viar,ry. The next day we came up here, and,
fince that, we have been almoß conflantly engaged
with the Danifh gun boats, but have loft wbody.—
The army has fuffered a little, but have carried every
thing before them ; the sad have diftingnifhed them•
themlelves. Copenhagen is now nearly inverted, and,
as fot,n as there are batteries railed on (bore, there
will be a grand attack by lea and land, and we are
pretty confident as to the rcfult. The Comus has
taken a Danifu frigate of fuperior force, after a fmart
aElian ; and they have burnt two of our merchant
fh:ps. Their gun boats got loch a reception the day
betute yelerday, that they remained in the harbour
fince. We are a good deal fagged, but you would
be deliglized to fee with what alacrity and cheerfulnefs
every one does his duty."

•NOTNER LETTER, SAME DATE, SAYS,

el That 17,000 men landed on Zealand, under the
command of General Lord CA rifceteT. Since the
difembarkation, our troops have bad leveral partial
affaits with the Danes, who have loft 3cro men and
Come cannon.

" Many of the inhabitants bave, owing to a fear-
city of provifions, applied for permifflun to leava Co-
pvihagen, which was refufed."
liITRACT OF A LIITTIR FROM CAPTAIN LOWRS, OF THR
CATHFRINI AND &LIZA, BONNO TO PITERSBURGHt
DATIL°

a GOTTENBURGH. AUGUST 24.

46 On the zoth inftant, we
.w ere boarded near the
8011, by his Majeay's cutter Sylvia, Lieut. Dimas',
Who informed us that hoflili;ies had commenced st•:h
the Danes, and that we could not proceed with fafety
to the Sound. However, I punted on in company
with ix fail ; they being light (hips, got ahead of
us a few miles, when I perceived a large flip
among them, which proved to be a Danifh frigate.
—lmmediately after, I faw bearing down, fortu-
nately, the ASTAEA frigate, Captain DUNBAR ; an
commenced, which lafled zo minutes, when
the Dane ill tick, and the !hips captured 4y her of
entitle liberated. I canceled every moment to have
b:en taken and certainty should had the frigate come
I,p : I was ordered home and Ciail proceed. There