Star.
London, England, 1807-09-15 00:00:00

SIEGE OF COPENHAGEN.

No further advices, that we could learn, have ar-
rived from the Baltic. Letters from Hull Rate, that
a veffel lad arrived in the Humber which left the
Sound u late as the 4th inflant. Atthat time nothing
had been &died agaiaft Copenhagen. Flags of
truce, however. were palling between the town and
the &VA head quarters, and a negociation for the
furt'ender of the Danifh navy was fuppofed to be
going on. Both the naval and military preparations
were Paid to be complete. and an immediate born.
budment or in(lant capitulation was expefted to fol-
low. The intelligence from the ourpoils is generally
too vague and unauthentic to deferve much con-
fidence. The pi efent, however, is fupported by in
formation from fources which are more to be relied
upon.
Since writing the above we have been favoured
with the following letter, dated

FLUSHING, SEPTEMBER 3.
The German newfpapers, in an article from Ham-
burgh, mention the arrival of a merchantman at Lu-
beck, which brought a report that the Engla had
'entered Copenhagen in ccnfequence of a Capitula-
tion. This report, however, requires confirmation.

" HARWICH. foRPTEVIBER 14.

41 In my letter of yefierday's date it was mention.
ed, that betides other Data!) Greenlandmcn detained
by Lord FALKLAND and feat in here, no left than eight
fail might be expelled to arrive every tide. I have
now the pfeafure of informing you, that there eight
G rcen lar den are all fafe arrived at this place."

Dutch Papers to the 6th intlant have been received
in town. They contain a very important Decree
ailed by the Dutch Government againft the Com-
merce of this Country, by which all vefrels entering
the ports of Holland are to give a double fecurity,
which is to remain until the legality of the paper is
folly acknowledged, and until it is proved that thefe
'deli have touched at no enemy's port. And if it
Mould appear that the Ship had touched at an
enemy's port, the double fecu►ity to he immediately
demanded of the fureties, and the amount paid into
the Public Treafury.

If any goods of Englifh mannfallnre, or coming
from an enemy's port, ate unloaded, they are not
only to be confifcated, but the double Amity alio
to be levied, and the fhip, obliged immediately to
put to fea ; and in cafe of bad weather, to have
no filcher, except under the &ilia precaution.—
Likewife all Correfpondence, Journals, &c. coming
in a neutral flag, to be fcized and burnt, and all pal:
fingers who cannot prove that they do not come
from the Britifh Me,' to be immediately fent out of
the Dutch territories.

On reading the paragraph from Bolton, of July
31, in cur Paper of Thurfday, our Readers will se.
c.)110 our contlant opinion that Bomar arra was
fomenting a difpute between the Spaniards and the
Americans. It is Paid that Tata oraaan is ever 'air-
ing frefb obftacles to an accommodation. We have
olten laid it—we repeat it—the wound will never be
doled till Louiftana (hall again he in the hands of
France. BONAPARTE, apprehentive that we &mild
wrell it from him, fold it to Mimic', but prefer ved
a claim on the part of Spain. This claim will, on
the &II opportunity, be fupp,,rted by him. He will
All Spain in the recovery of Louifiana. Then he I
will eafily prevail on his ally to cede that counity for
lan equivalent, which his fertile mind. will eafily (up-
ply. He will then be on the rear 4,1 the Americans
with his myt Lads, and yet America is now oppofing
the only power that can prevent her fobjugation 1
This morning arrived a Mail from La n, brought
to Falmouth by the TbinISHLIND Packet, in thirteen
days pallage.
I We Rated a few days ago, on the authority of
letters from Falmouth, that an embargo had been
laid upon all Poi tuguefe veleta in this country. On
Ifurther enquiry, however, we do not find that this
flatement is coned.

Two Dann vac's came in to Leith Roads on'
Wednefday morning, detained by his Majety's gun.
brig CR uizta ; and alfo a captured fmuggling lug.
gcr, full 'of gin, &c. prize to the Fancy.
The Danes are faid to have excinguilbed the lights
on the Sc.+u•.

The Danifh feamen, of whom there are great
number; ranging about Wapping, appear much
dejeded at the prefent dilemma cf their country.—
They frequently attempt to pafa far Swedes, hi
order to avoid the rettriaiont to which they are
fubjedl.

Saturday the Sprightly, Name, from Meramachi,
New Btudwick, with timber, arrived at Leith.

Lord Daastucron's Foxhounds commenced on
Friday, with hunting the Bilham counMy. _ _ _

The Dowager Ducheft of Baaurorr, and Lady
F. Somata?, are gone to pals the feafon at their
beautiful feat of Stoke Houle, near Brittol.

Acce iterunt Cr:hints I—Sautiu SMITH, the Sleeting
Beauty, once more configned herfelf to the arms of
the god Morpheus at Cuckfield. in Sam on Monday
the 7th irritant, and continued in hi. embraces until
Frid►y morning the t ►th. When the awoke the com-
plained only of faintnefs and languor, but brought
nn fe.crers from the 44 Pri(on Houfe." What's' Cl'
cellcnt wife the would have made to Mahomek!

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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This morning a very fine lugger called the Dafi
of Guernfey, laden with fpirits, tulmcco, &c. was feat
in by the PLOVER !bop of war, Capt. Bauwx, which
from certain circumfiances, no doubt is entertained
will prove a good pt ize ;—arrived the King Georg-,
from the IN of Wight, with floor and brick, for ft'
place.