Star.
London, England, 1807-08-15 00:00:00

A GOTTENBURG} MAIL

Arrived this morning, and brings the following ia.
telligence, which will be read with interell.
If we can give credit to the information cottttoa•
nicated from Copenhagen,that quartersare preparing
there for large bodies of cavalry, it is not unlikely
that the Danes are fully apprized of the objee of out
expeditions, and are thus preparing for the reception
of the Britilb troops as Wends and allies.

cormsuitom, AUGUST 7.
By accounts from ElGneur we learn, that the Br 4
divifion of the Englith fleet paffed the Cattle of Cron.
berg on Monday lan, and Muted and received a fa.
lute in the cuflomary manner.
The Prince of Wales packet wired here the day
before yeflerday with a Ruffian courier, who let of
immediately for St. Peterfburgh.
A great number of Enghill filipb of war, tranfpnrts,
dsc: &c. have been paffing our harbour thefe two
days, all (leering for the B.thic, and making a formi-
dable appearance. The reports of the different of&
cers who have been engaged, in the late affairs at
Stralfund are, upon the whole, nninterelling. The
only thing worth mentioning is the laR Bulletin.

EULLETIK

Head q2ariens, Straltotul, July iy.

a Major Baron Hopken was, on the. 18th tuft again fent to the
French General Brune, whore Head-quarters are at Miltzow, is
order to repeat, in writing, the propofals of an Armiftice, already
made before by his Majefty, as the King has reafon to Cupp&
that his former propofals had been mifunderftood by the French
General. But Major Hopken received for anfwcr from Gwent
Brun; that he could not agree to any arrniftice unlefs Strafford
was oecupied by French troops. Ihe fame anfvrer which wasgiven
on the tett bawl-

" On the ibtli one whole chain of advanced peas was attacked
by the enemy, and forced to fall back, but our troops having torn
reinforced, foon'aftei: l'efamed;theirkrmer ponds.. The enemy
being employed in main' a Bahl fortilleition on the beach, a tii•
vifioa of our gun boats Rood in &ore, and drove them from the
beach. Yetterday, after divine fervice, three battalions of the
fourth brigade, cos fquadron of life'chaffeurs, and gee frptadron of
Morossili buffers, were ordered to be dravin up in i kid nearthe
forteefs,under the orda of ColonilVegefark Soon after his Ma.
jelly, attended by Baran Urn, Governor General, the General
Staff, and Mr. Planepoint, the Royal Brittila EIIII4, proceeded to
the fpot, ordered *the cutout's to advance, and crated Lieutenant
Coiooel Stoelienitrom and Baron Pope Knights of the Order of
the Sword. The Royal Pruden troops, commanded by Lkste-
Dant General Blucher, have received orders to leave Swedih PQ
inerania. and to March by Yfedon and Wollia to Colberg ; their
magazines are elf° to be removed to that fortrefs

" Maud every night trifling lklnnifbin take place an dm froa•
tlars-4eferters salve daily in conederable oninbcrs from the
enany."--cottarivrigh Gazette, 411‘41 7.

A letter from Copenhagen Rates, that all the in-
habitants of the fuburbs have received orders for pre-
paring quarters, for a cnnfidarable number of cavalry
to be quartered there.—Gotteakorgh Gazette, dip I•

the intelligence by the Gotteoburgh Mail is the
more acceptable, as a report got into circulation
yeQerday, which, for a (bete time, produced a con-
fiderable rendition upon 'Change, and cau fed a de•
prelllon in the funds of near one half per cent. It
was aid, that a neutral veffel bad arrived in the Rivet
from Copenhagen, and brought intelligence that the
French had entered HoMein on the'act oviji
the addition that, on the 3d Want *lmo Freels
troops, under the command of BIRMADATTP, bad
marched into Copenhagen. The report is not

tied to the fmaileit credit. tntelligence of fo late a
date as the 7th inftant has been received froth Ton-
niogen, at which time it is afcertained the French had
not entered HoMein. •

It was yefierday reported, that Government were
is poffellion of the Secret Articles of the Treaty of
Tilfit ; and that they contain forme hbQile fliphiations
pipit the maritime interelt of this country.
14r. SHAW', whole departure for St. Petettburgh
we yefterday announced, tarries with hits inftrueions
to make the neceffitry arrangements for fecuring the
Britifh property in Ruffia, in the event of any ettra•
ordinary meafures being reforted to by the Court of
St. Peter &arab.

Mr. COATES of Clifton, his daughter, and fervant,
arrived on Wednefday tan, at Dartmouth, on board
of a Cartel, from Morlair, in prance. Mr. COATI:
has been detained four years, but was permitted to
travel in the beginning of the war on account of ill
health, by the Mininer, the Duke of BENEVENTO.
Mr. COATES fpeaks highly of the attention paid him
in the towns through which he palled.

We have received an American Paper Cthe Norio!'

Ledger), from which we have extrafted the correC 1
pondence of Commodore DOUGLAS with the Mayor
cf that city. It is not improbable, that the Corn. j
ntander of the firkins fquadren has interrupted the j
navigation of the Chefapeak, a meafure which would
certainly lead to fame aft of retaliation on the part

of the Americans. We find, from a New York Paper
of the t tth ult. that intelligence had reached that
town on the preceding evening, from Philadelphia,
that the Britifh *adroit had bombarded Norfolk.