Star.
London, England, 1807-10-12 00:00:00

SEPTEMBER 2E.

The following letter was on the 19th tranfruitted
by the Dani(h Chancery to all the Magifirates,
Counts, and Barons in Zealand. It is the with, both
of the Dann and Englith commanding Generals,
that the diforders which by (haggling parties have
been committed in Zealand, (hall in future be pre-
vented by ftrong patroles fcouring the country, and
other meafures, which are to be adopted for that
purpofe, as far as the prefent circumftances will ad-
mit. All Magiftrates, Counts, and Barons are,
therefore, herewith called upon to make all poffible
exertion on their part, that diforderly military, who
render thenafelves guilty of any excels, be appre•
headed and brought to condign punifhment.
According to an agreement concluded with Ad-
miral Gambier, Commander in chief of his Britannic
Majek's Naval Forces in the Baltic, all (hips which
fail from hence to any Dana port to fetch provi-
fions and fire wood for this place, may take with
them and export lea coal, falt, and all piece goods,
and of Weft India commodities, moo pounds of fu.
gar or coffee, one or two puncheons of rum, and une
or two hogiheads of tobacco.

A report is current in Etruria, that, on the part of
the Englifh, an application has been made to the
King of Sweden to deliver up his fleet, which is now
rigging and getting ready for fea in Carlfcrona. as a
depofit to the Englifh. On Langeland, as well as
Fremen, feveral Englifh Icemen attempted to effe& a
landing, but wen repulfed.
The fall Bamberg Gazette Rates, that the Empe-
Au Napoleon has granted a penfon of r60,0p0 Bo-
'tits to the Prince and Princels of Orange Fulda, who
have 101 l their dominions, and a penfion of 1 zo,ooo
thrifts to Prince William of Brunfwick, who is in the
fame fnuation, for himfelt and his Princefs. No
penfion has as yet been granted to the Elector of Hefce
Caffel, who is laid to be poireffed of large capitals
`elect it foreign funds. •

GOTTENLITaGII, OCTOBER t.
The Duke &Merry and Itkite reached this plat:,
about one o'clock today, from flellingberg, for
the purpofe of meeting his uncle Louis XVIII. who
arrived at three o'clock, accompanied by the Duke
of Angouleme : he, the King, and attendants, (pent
Coyne time in their way hither in viewing the famous
waterfall and canal of Trolltratter : they were re-
ceived here with every mark of dillinetion, the troops
were under arms, the mufic playing, and the artillery
round the rampart were fired.

PRIVATE LETTER.

44 Copenhagen Roads, September 15.

64 In my laft letter I acquainted you with the capi-
tulation of the Danes and the furrender of their fleet
and fibres ; fince then we have been buhly employed
in fitting out their (hips, none of them having any
thing in but their lower marls. The time allowed
fur taking them away is fix weeks, which, from the
(late they were in, the Danes thought it impoffible to
effed ; but to their utter aftonifhinent fix days had
only elapfed when two of their line of battle (hips
were brought mita' the hatbotirperfedly rigged and
'anchored in the Roads. To-day three, more came
out, and to morrow nearly all the remainder win
follow ; fo that in lets thin ten days the whdte bf
their fleet, which were lying totally elifinasided
alongfide their wharfs, will be anchored with the
Britifk (hips in the Roads of Copenhagen, reedy fur
fea. The ftores, of which the artenal contains k
greater quantity and, of a quality fuperior to ioy
dock yard in Europe of its fize, are nearly half (hip-
ped, and if I may judge from what has been already
done, the whole will be taken away in the (pace of
ten days more ; the efiimated value of which, includ-
ing the (hips, is upwards of three millions (letting.
There are two line of battle (hips and a frigate build-
ing ; one of them and the frigate are in a Hate of fur-
wardnefs for launching ; thofe are to be launched,
and the other is brealing up. There is alfo a great
quantity of timber knees ready fitted, fuperior to any
thing of the kind that we have in England ; thefe we
are putting on board the Danifh (hips, all of which
are tobe loaded with (torch and what they will nut
contain will be.put into tranfports.

. •
u The (hips are very fine men of war, and many
of them are what are called handfnme (hips, efpeci.
ally the frigates ; they ate nasals(' by us after the (hips
that fit them, calling them ram, as the YOjlig \ Tarts,
&c. The Young Prince rf Wales was the firti thip
out, having on board all her guns ; thnfe on the fore-
cattle and quarter-deck are brats 1 underfland the
other chips will take only a few an hoard. We have
had no communication with die town, which, I be-
lieve, is prohibited ; the Danes are laid to be much
enraged againft us; and indeed 1 don't wonder at ir,
confidering what they have fuffered, for I think half
a century will hardly remedy the defiruaion made by
the bombardment of only three days; as from the ap-
pearance of the fire, which was of great extent, and
burned molt furioufly for nearly four days, the
greater part of the north end of the city mutt have
been confirmed, betides the metropolitan church;
and a great part of the fuburbs are alfo burnt down.
4s The King and Crown Prince are in Holfiein,
where the French are Paid tc have eflablifhed an army
of 70,c00 men, for the purpofe of affifling the Danes,
in which I truft they will be difappointed by the vi-
gilance of Commodore Keats, who is cruizing with
a fquadron in the Belt. It is imagined w; (hall quit
this place tail)? in Cleober, unlefs any thing which
we are at prefent unacquainted with Mould prevent
us. The Admiral, I underfiand, intends appointing
Puffers to the line of battle (hips : this will make a
great promotion among the Captain's Clerks."

The Prince of MECKLENBURG STRELITZ reached I
town on Saturday. He was landed at Dartmouth
from a cartel from Mot-fait. Being the nephew
of our Q2een, and coming by the fpecial persniffinn
of NAPOLEON, many rumours arc afl sat. Some will
have it that he brings a letter from the Emperor of
the French, propofing a Negociation—othets, that
he brings Come propofals from the Emperor ALsx-
ANDIIt.
We cannot give any opinion on the fubjea as all
that is afloat is mere conrefture.

The Him. Mr. STEWART, brother of Lord CASTLE-
.
REACH, left town on Saturday evenmg, with dif-
patches for Lord CATHCART, to whom, we under-
,.
nand, he is appointed Aide de Camp.

The 29th Regiment, now in Deal Barracks, cape&
to receive orders to embark for Gibraltar.

Saturday la( the Brigade of Light Cavalry at
Hounflow, confißing of the 12th and trh Regi•
ments of Light Dragoons, were reviewed by his
Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, accom-
panied by the Duke of CAM ssenGE and feveral other
General Officers. They made A fine appearance, and
performed their manoeuvres much to the fatisfa6ion
of his Royal Highnefs. One Officer, Lieutenant
Colonel BLUNDELL, of the 13th Light Dragoons,
wore the medals of feveral nations in which he has
ferved.

The fon of Admiral Litmus, now a prifoner in this
country, has received pernsitlion to proceed to Ply-
mouth, and thence to France, an exchange for this
Gentleman having heen agreed on. We hail this as
a favourable omen to thole who have relatiSes
Toners in France, as it holds out a hope that other
exchanges will loon follow. The Admiral himfelf is
,now at Bath, where be is permitted to remain, for
t'ie benefit of his h'ea'th-
As a young woman was drawing water a few days
fince from a well at qammcrfrnith, the uxfortunately
fell in, and was drowned.