Star.
London, England, 1807-10-26 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER 3.

Three Ruffian (hips of the line, and five frigates,
coming from Archangel, paired the Sound on Tuet
day and Wednefday laft. They received on board
the ufual pilots to condu!t them to Elfineur ; but in
confequence of their hawing taken up.the buoys which
marked the rocks, in the water of Copenhagen, one,
of the flips of the line, of 74 guns and 400 men,. ran
aground on the coati of Saltholm. This veffel, (or'
fevers' hours, endeavoured, by guns of dillrefs, to
induce the Englifh Admiral to afford her affifiance,
which he abfolutely refufed. A boat was then fent
ontihore, but the Danes had not a tingle boat at
their difpofil. The (hip made a great deal, of water,
and all her guns were thrown overboard, but it is
not known whether the is again afloat, an event
which the feamen regard as impoffible.
The preparations of the Englith for carrying off
the fleet are quite flaithed on the Old Holm, and will
be equally fo in the New in a few days. Still it is
uncertain whether they will leave us on the tsth. As
to their (hips, with which Zealand was in a manner
furrounded, they are partly, if not wholly gone.
Portugal, it is laid here, will be the &ft place they
wilt vifit. Elfineur hitherto has not been taken pnf.
lemon of: Hircholm, in the neighbourhood, Rill
contains a garrifan of moo troops, molly cavalry.
Their advanced poßs• extend as fir as Brenflrolm,
which is very near Elfineur. Upon the Gra 'reeep.
tion of the news of this movement on the .2401 of
September, the Burgher Artillery Corps received
orders, by the tint beat of the alarm drum, to ad.
vance to Cronenburg. On the 25th, the alarm was,
aaually beaten, and all the military, the guard ex.
cepted, repaired to the fortrefs, where, as nothing
further occurred, at nine in the everiing, they bad ,
leave to return home.

A number of German foldiers in our Marine Cnps,
who had been extremely mutinous before the arrival
of the Englifh, have lately deferted, and enlifted into
the Eng& fervice, thinking to be put among the
Hanoveria,ns, their countrymen : but, to our fatis:
faction, they have been difappoinied, as they. have
been incorporated with the 6oth, or Indian regiment.

FROM THE MAINE, OCTOBER so.
Lord Pembroke's miirton to Vienna, we are af-
fared, was to induce the Imperial Cabinet, by means
of, a large fubfidy, to conclude a new treaty of al-
liance with England. This objea having • failed,
Lord Pembroke left Vienna, and proceeded to Malta,
with new infiruaiotu for Admiral Collingwood.
A tranfport of rich China has palled through
Frankfort, on its way to St. Peteriburgh, as a prefent
to the Emperor Alexander. Among it there is a
molt ezquifitely finifited built of that Sovereign.

MUNICH, OCTOBER 3.
Our King intends to make a journey, in the courfe
of the prefent autumn, to Milan, to meet the Emperor
Napoleon, and to elk the Vice (tient of Italy and
her itre-bm daughter.

zlittttPi, sEtvrti4SEß 26.
The eentmercill intercourse between Swan and
Italy is increafing by Mount St. GoWard, while that
with South Germany is declining. The route br
Simplon ferves for the tranfport of merchandise, by
the Valais, for Italy and France, and by the new
route eflablifbed itl the department of Mont Bine,
upon the touch bank of the lake of Geneva.
• BANKS OF THE DANUBE, SEPT. Jo.
We have received by way of Vienna, the agree&
ble intelligence, that fence the conclufion of she Le.
sniflice, between the Turks and the Servians, all the
tranfports of merchandise, between the Auftrian
gates and Turkey,have a fate palfage through Servia.
' Czerny George has even declared, that be will aifoid
every protedtion to all goods that pals through thole
territories ; and be has fent letters with this view, to
the Commandant at Semlin.
DRESDEN, OCTOBER g.
For force weeks pa feveral villages, and other
places in the environs of Halle, have had troop,
quartered upon them, in confequenee of being in
arrears with their contributions. Halle itfelf, betides
what has been already levied, has r s,OOO dollars yet
to pay.
• - LUNENBURO, OCTOBER tr.
The number of French troops along the whole line
of the frontier of Hnlftein has been every where art
menttd, and has now received a very formidable in.
ereafe in the regiments which have been left by Mar.
Thal Brune, to join the corps of Marthal Bernadotte.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

" • MONDAY., OCTOBER s 6. ...
His MAJESTY Pal:lethl et:C....No burin& deceit litis-fack
Exchange.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. •
Bank Stock India Steck -4
3pa Cent. Red Stift I India Iloods, pa
3 per Cent. Coat 62ifft rube,. Bills, is. se. es. pre.
4 per Cent. 79iii I Otnnienti dit
5 Cent. Navy 9644 Lottery Tickets, 411. ,
Long A. 17 4 Conf. fey acc. 6241k1

Since our laa we have received Hamburgh and
Altana Papers to the I.ith, Paris jouraais to the
18th, and Dutch to the 24th infant.
The Aka du Nord, publifhed at .Altona, Rates,
that one of the Ruffian (hips of war got on &Ore.-and
that the Bridal fleet would not afford 'any fnecoar
whatever, in confequence of which there is a proba-
bility the will be loft. This Ratement cannot be cot-
rea. Britifh failma have never beedfound unwilling
to Mk -their lives to lave even an enetni-:-Will it be
believed, then, that they would refute affiftance to
aloft who are yet our allies ? 1 • •

* The fame paper afar% that the Danifh cruizen
, have Captured feveral* Englint merchantmen-on the
coati of Norway, and that letters of marque ate
•ifiued againa the trade of Great Britain.
The Dutch papers., in an article from Lubec, ,
Rate, the difpofitipn of all the three Northern Courts
to be hOflile to this country. that the French
it to be fo is certain. That it will be to, if tbetrench
can 'excite them, is probable—but neither Ruffis
nor Sweden are yd tanked among our 'enemies...-.
The Emperor ALE ZAN nal continue' his very marked
*attentions to the French Minifler at histoqt, and
omits no opportunity of dillinguifising him by a pre
-fereice over eicry other ; but nothing befides tliit
fort of civility has tranfpired to excite apprehenfiont '
in the Englifh. No embargo has taken place, though
an order, it appears, was once given to prevent the
failing of Englifh (hips, but it was fpeedily !evoked
and no interruption has been finer given to our trade.
French troops are undoubtedly colleiling along
the frontie►s of Holficin, with a view to stack the
Ifland of Zealand, if our army attempts to winter
there. We had better be prepaied for a afoot
conceit there, or elfe decline it altdgether, and brief
our force, away before the winter lets in. • •