Star.
London, England, 1807-09-05 00:00:00

FURTHER PARTICULARS.

It has been very erroneonfly Hated in a private let.
ter, received from an Officer emphyed in the Expe•
dition, and which has been publilhed, that " all the
country, with the Handing corn, has been deflated."
On the contrary, not the flighteft injury had been
done by our troops, either to the patrons or property
of the inhabitants of Zealand : their difcipline and
good condua has been fo exemplary, that we fir.d
them praifed by the papers immediately under the
influence of France.

When the Princeffes left Copenhagen, in conk_
queoce of the permiffinn granted by Lord Ceres.
casv, they were accoßed by an officer commanding
one of our advanced parties, who allured them they
had nothing to apprehend, as the &RA troops came
as friends, not as enemies, to Denmark. The Prir.
cell-es demanded an efcort, which was immediately
granted.
EXTRACT OF • LETTER FROM AN OFFICER.

" Hercule, off Copenhagen, Auguß so.
id We landed 18,oco men on Sunday, Augull 16,
about fix miles from Copenhagen, without any lots,
the. Danes not being aware of their landing. The
convoy of roo fail of tranfports have in fight the
fame day in the afternoon, from the South, with
the German Legion; there being little or no hind,
the enemy began to fire on them, and the Admiral
received a flag of truce, Rating, that if the tranf.
ports paired the Clown Batteries at that place, they
would fink the whole convoy. At five o'clock the
Admiral made "fignal to weigh anchor, and Rand
further in, and for all boats to return to their re.'
fpeilive fhips, and we cleared for aflinn, with
fprings on the cables : we perceived the (hells flying
among the tranfports from nine until eleven, without
doing any mifchief.
.4 On the 17th, at 9 o'clock, we difenvered 18 of
the enemy's gunboats making towards the tranfports
to cut them off: all the boats in the fleet were man.
ned and armed. and fcnt after them: the enemy took
poffeffi )11 of one trail belonging to Liverpool ; but,
feeing our boats advancetthey fet fire to and left her,
and made their elcape : all hands were.faved from
the wreck.

4. On the 18th a flag of truce was fent from Co.
penhagen to the Admiral fur leave for the Korai
Family to quit the place, which was granted. In the
afternoon the gun boat• approached along time to
annoy the army, but was repulfed without daring
any urifchief. In the evening they came out again,
and a very heavy fire commenced between them led
our frigates, which did them much damage• At dart
they returned with eight boats only out of fourteen,
thole were obliged to be towed in. •
The army is now about a mile in the rear of
Copenhagen, fleirmifiting with the advanced guard,
who are Hying in all direai •ns.

lig AUGUST 19..m.Wt are now pretty quiet, tl,e'
army teem enjoying themfelves boiling their kettles
&c.—we are fo hear that we can hear them give the
watch word; a fkirmiii took place yeaerday, is
which out men took forty baggage and ammunition
waggons, &c. and me Danith General, leveral were
killed and wounded ; our loft was one Captain of
artillery and a few privates. Signal is jun made for
all our large boats to provide themlelves with mar.
tars, and a flag of truce is fent into Copenhagen, to
warn all neutral (hips to quit the port or run the
confequenee. We begin, it is Paid, to bombard
to.morrow; the Ships in front, and the troops in tte
rear of Copenhagen. We have already aB,OOO men i
within a mile of Copenhagen, and hope to fend you
good news loon. We have taken four Danith hi.
gates, and added them to our fleet."

The Princefs Galitzin, who died lately at tea, was
reckoned one of the moll beautiful women within the
wide extent of the Ruffian Empire, and was in her
27th year. The Ruffian frigate faluted the Adiaini
at Deal, on Monday, by firing a i guns, which were
returned by nine. Shortly afterwards, the Prince
was put off in a boat, and was fanned by 13 guns,
and the yards manned ; he came on (bore at Dealt
to arrange for landing the corpfe, which was brought
afhnre about three o'clock, and p.rt into a bear le, and
fet out immediately fur London, where it i. faid
is to be embalmed, and to lie in flare, and to be CAP
tied back to St. Peterlburgh. Her remains were
brought through Canterbury on Monday eveninf,
but the Prince and his fuite were detained at Deal
Wednefday, when paffports were received from Go.
verntnent, permitting him to proceed to the merry
polls, and he in coafequence puffed through Caw.
bury on that day, on his route.
About five o'clock yeller day morning, a fit; broke
out in the bay flacks of Jaw is Cmaxa, Eq. neat
Sheernefs ; but by the timely affittance of the Officvi
of the Dockyard, (who fent their fiie Engine.) ills
Royal Denbigh and Cardigan Militiss, and the mho
bitants r f Sheernefs, the fire was futseied, and its ea•
wages thus prevented extending to a number f hvutcs
near the flacks f hay.

Mr. WHiATLFY, of the Margate Theatre, en.
gaged to fupply the place of Cams:, at Dr ury•lane.
On the evening of Friday fennight, Mr. .1.1
Everett, of Norwood l'ark, Glatt. sibory, W 34 11.1Ing
from Heylefbury to his brother's bode at Horning.
Iham, he waa .brown from his horfe >At Lorigbridge
Deverell, and killed on the fpnt.
Since this 4.0 tennight, twenty-nne foreign verb
have been fent into Yarmouth by hi, Majetty's crui'
zers, and detained.
• Thurfday fe'nnight, tome defperadoes broke inw
the Veltry ..f St. Cathetior's Cinch, Dublin, ifoJ
robbed it of sol.

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for Copenh,
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be cannot tell

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the Downs on
Convoy to ale
board the Cave
to liil on Tuel

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Ro%al Ann, Hart
the Union, Sbcpbc
;Aries, for Curk ;
ber. fur Dublin.
A a aavco-.-At
Arica, Mir
Miller, from Loud
Wilco from
The Diipatel
•--crew laved.
The Duke of
lalt from &trim
yet under flood
The Lord C
fent into Dan'
ders, PlinLaux,
barn; and the
to Sandberg,
The America
aia. hound to Rr
mouth by the
been liberated, a
lion.

A very fingul
• wit on Monday
Oxfordfbire.
that village, hal
of London, to h
a few days ()mot
friend he pleafed
perfon, appareni
who raid Mr. D
being able to be
L. kindly welcor
o'clock they retie
he arofe next n
robbed his houfi
and made his ek
have gained poll;
Mr. L. and Mr.
fuppofed he mull
Tome friend.

Saturday a yot
Men employed in
Bath, foil from IF
that he died while
aft•week one
men accidentally
(a Bridge ; an C 3
enrpte. Mr. Fc.o,
Companion of the
directions for near
of life appeared.
and all who afliftc
in his efforts to rett
ty the Treafurcr o