Star.
London, England, 1807-09-03 00:00:00

EXPEDITION TO THE BALTIC.

Mr. HILL, whole arrival from the Baltic we an-
nounced yeaerday, was the bearer of the difpatches
from Admiral GAMBIER and Lord CATHCART.--
The fubliance of ihefe difpatches, befides being com-
municated to the LORD MAYOR in the fhort letter
from Lord MuLGRAVI which we gave yefterday, was
circulated in the courfe of the day among the friends
of Miniaers in the following Note :

" ADMIRALTY OFFICE, September s•

66 By difpatches received this morring, from Ad-
" miral GAMDIER, dated Augua 16, brought in
" Scarborough by the Sylvia cutter, it appears the
" Briti(h Army, under Lord CATHCART, landed at
" Wiburg, a village between Elfineur and Copen-
hagen, about eight miles from the latter, on the
64 t6th Augun, in the morning, without oppolition.
" The Lieutenant of the cutter reports that a Da-
" nifh frigate, of 32 guns, was taken by the Comus
44 on the tsth, after an aaion of go minutes. The
" Dana frigate bad 34 men killed and wounded ;
" the COMUS, one wounded."
In the condi of the afternoon a further communi-
, tion was made to the Lnrd Maylr, as follows :

" DOWNING-STREET, SEPT. s, dm.

" MY LORD,

" I have the honour to tranfmit for your Lord-
" (hip's information, the fubliance of the Difpatches
" received from Admiral GAMBIER and Lieutenant.
4. General Lord CATHCART.

" I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) " CASTIARAACH.

" Difpatches have been received from Admiral
" Gamma. and Lieutenant-General Lord CATH.
" CART, by which it appears that Lord C•vacarr
" joined Admiral GAMBIER on the 1 ath ult.
" Mr. TAYLOR, his Majetty's Miniller at the Court
of Copenhagen, finding the Dann Government
" would not come to amicable terms, had left the city.
" It was then determined the troops Mould be land-
" ed on die morning of the t4th ; but contrary winds
" prevented the (hips and tranfports from arriving
" at the place of debarkation till late in the evening
" of the 15th ; early, however, on the following mot-
" ning, the troops were ditembarked without any op-
" petition, at a village r °miles north of Copenhagen.
" Lord Ross Lv N, with the forces from Stralfund, had
" arrived on the 14th at Neva Bland.
" After the Debarkation had been effetied. the
" Commanders of the Sca and Land Forces iffued a
44 Proclamation, declaring, to the inhabitants of Zta-
-44 land, the circumtlances under which they felt
" themfelves authorized to proceed to the debarka-
" tion of the troops.

" By private letters of the s7th, it appears that
" Copenhagen was completely inveßed by our troops,
and that the forces from Stralfund had anchored in
" Kiogc Bay : they had been fired at from the
44 Danish batteties, but fortunately without effeel."
Such is the fulsaance of the difpatches received
yeßerday by Government. Difpatches of a mole
recent date, however, were this day received in
town, brought to Yarmouth yetletday by the Swam
cutter. We have not yet been able to afcertain theil
contents, but haßen to lay the following letters be-
fore our Readers :

" YARMOUTH. SEPT. s.

Tke SWAN cutter, arrived at Yarmouth this
day, left Elfineur on the ssd ult. Copenhagen was
daily expeited to furrender. Stralfund was in pbf.
fetlion of the French."