Star.
London, England, 1807-08-21 00:00:00

DANISH MAIL.

This morning arrived a Mail from Tonningen,
bringing Hatuburgh and Altona Papers to the 16th
inftant ; but no dit'patches fir our Government, and
even no letters to the Foreign Minifiers were received
by this conveyance, a circumftanee which has excited
confiderable furprize at the Government offices.
We underaand, mrreover, that the letters fent
from this country to Tonningen by the mail of the
th, have been returned this morning. We are at
prefent unacquainted with the caufe : but it is pro-
bable that the Br itifh Agent has quitted that place.
The face of affairs in Denmark teems to be Come.
what changed from the pacific afpea they teemed to
have affumed towards this country. As before Rated,
Admiral Garman had allowed the Danes five days
(from the Jodi to the 15th) to confider of the pro-
prkty Gf allowing the Brititk forces to occupy Co-
penhagen and the furrounding country; we do not
know what anfwer was returned by the Danes, but
the molt vigorous preparations were immediately
made to refitt the landing of the Bririth troops. The
batteries were inhantly manned, the guns loaded,
military commanders fent for from all parts of Den-
mark, and every poffible arrangement made to repel
holtile attack.

By an article to the Aiwa Papers k appears
that Mr. Jacitsom, in his audience with the PRINCI
Korai., at Kiel, officially called upon Denmark to
declare for one party or the other, as from the via

lent meafurts adopted by France towards this calm-
try. the neutrality of De-mark could no longer be
resognifed. His Royal Highnefs is faid to have re-
ceived Mr. Jacasos with the greatell coolnefs, and
the anfwer he gave was that of a high fpirited and
independant Soveieign.
14e laid " that t)enmark would confider every Power
as her meaty, who attempted to riot/ire H6IL M F uTRA•
CITY." roe P.oice ;lot oitly left KO, as it is faid,
with a !it'll deterrtun4tion not to furrender the Daniih
Navy, or eld!flil a finale Engin (*oldie,- into Copen-
hagen. His Royal Higintels arrived at Copenha4en
on the n) .ruing of the I 11/4 inftant, and his pretence
is laid to have infpired joy and confidence into all
ranks.

When the laR accounts left Denmark, ttie Danes
were labouring, with redoubled energy and vigioir at
their batteries, and in the equipment of their fleet :
in the mean time they admit that our fl:et completely
invells the ;Rand of Zealand.
Mr. JACKSON was Rated to he at Hufum, on his
return to England, the object of his million boring
thus completely 1. fled. •
We have now to look with redoubled anxiety to
the conduit of our Naval and Militaty Commanderstl
in the Baltic Expedition, We true} that not a tingle
moment will he unneceffatily confumect in negocia.
tion. Danger and contempt are attached to doubt and
irretolution ; and if the Danes are allowed eight days
longer to improve and inerrafe their fortifications,
and embody and organize the popula on 1.1 the capi
tal and the Mani stn which it is rlttlAted, the force
which has been fent into the Baltic will perhaps
hardly be equal to the talk of reducing them.
They have now the Prince Royal at their fusel_
and with the Danes, as with cuirith fobjeas, we
prefume the Royal Name is a tower of Itrength.
The following letter from Elfineur is not the lean
alarming proof of the great probability of hotlilities
between this country and Denmark ;
e. Ea SINFUIt, AUGUST rt.
" Some of the merchant veffels b dto Copy)•
hagen and the Bade, have been ordered by the
Commander in Chief of die Brititb Fleet, to remain
here until further tit dets."
COPENHAGEN. AUGUST R.

Of the Fir ii Divdi,n of the EnglA Fleet which
has pafTed the Sound, and fever.4l fail of which hive
been teen from this city, a p.tt has re,urned, and a
part h 36 anchored ne..r the Ifle of HAvean.
This trivia tn confliis of the follfming (hips;
Ships Guns Commanders
Prince ot Wilms
S Ad. GA Mat R. COM. in Chief
7 /Calif in MACKE!, 2.111
4 Admit Atmore, ad in corn.
Pompec '4l. await* I)Aciess
0.'11,11,0 r Sir 94111011 L HOOD
Centaur
74 a Cenral,' " '
Spu err • • 74 ---- Stomata
Bruufsvick . - 74 —7-- Guavas
Goliah . 74 Puos+
Diziwor • 04 CAleratLL
Ruby 64 Du A Pia
Cambriap 38
The Surseillante, of 38, (the frigate in which Mr.
Taylor arrived) the Thunderer of IS, Fury /4 12,
Zebra of 12, Veluvius of to, I-141cyon, end Sappho-.
of 16, Tutbulenr, and Sphinx of t 4, Combatant of
22, two (loops, the Yarmouth and Goodtaill, and a
bomb ketch. The fleet pallid the fortrefs of Cre.
nenburg on the 33, faluting and receiving in return
the falute of the fortrefs.
• Should any inadmifflble demands be made on the
part of the Engli(b, our oppnfition to them will be at
once patriotic and determined.
Sir H0)12 POPHAM is expetied here tomorrow, to
negotiate.

The atnifh fleet is by no means completely fitted
our, but every preparatinn for defence is making.
COPENHAGEN, AUGUST it.
Lail night we received an Eliafette from Keil, and
immediately after all the Generals and Admirals
afrembled, and early in the mnroing orders were
given to mount and map the batteries of nur port,
and workmen were ordered to alembic at Holm, and
moment our liming batteries, flatbottomed boats