Star.
London, England, 1807-09-17 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.
PRICE OF STOCKS TIiIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Confab, money, 641--for ac5.621....01/111iUM, par to f prem.
PRICE OF SIOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red Mut lndia Bonds ts.dif. par
3 per Ct. Cool 641 Imp. 3 per Cent. 64
4 per Cent. (but Excheq. Bills, is dif. is par

The Official Difpatches, whiCh immediately relate
to the Surrender of Copenhagen, the ATI-mai and
the Dania) Navy, were publifhed la& Bight in an
ExtraortEnary Gazette, and this morning a Supplement
to the Gazette Extraordinary was publifhed, containing
details of the previous operations. The fum of the intel•
ligence was communicated to our Readers yeflerday.
—We have only to add, that Copenhagen is not to
be retained, but evacuated in fix weeks, or loaner if
the navy and fibres are got away before the expira-
tion of that term. The great length of the Gazettes
leaves us no room for farther remarks.

As the Supplement to the Extraordinary Gazette,
which occupies two whnle 'beets, was not publifhed
noon this day, we have been obliged to defer the
infertion of fome of the difpatcbea till to-morrow.

THE .COURT.

Yellerday. morning, about nine o'clock, his MA-
parr left Windfor, and proceeded .on his way to
London iO, his travelling carriage. On Egham race
entitle his Msissrr was met by Mr. Nvs, the Ad.
miralty Mellinger, with a box of difpatches from
Lord Mvt.oaavt, containing the particulars of the
capture of the Danifb fleet, from Admiral Quanta.
His MAJWITY proceeded on his journey to London,
and at Turnham Green he was met by Mr. Kilos.,
who delivered to him a blx of difpatches from Lord
CAITLIMIAGN, with the particulars of the liege and
capture of Copenhagen, from Lord CATHCAILT. His
Majarrr arrived at the Q2een's Palace loon after
eleven o'clock, where he perufed the difpatches, and
returned them to Lords MULGRAVI and CASTLI-
ULAQH.

At two o'clock his MAJISTY held a private Levee,
which was attended by

The Lord Preftdent of the Council, the Firft Lord of the Tres-
fury, the three Sect etaries of State, the Chancellor of the Eache•
quer, the Fir* Lord of the Admiralty, Earl Bathurft, Lords
Heathlield (Gold Stick) and Riven (in waiting), !Sir George Of-
burn (Groom in waiting), Captains Collier and Cathcart, and
Metres Taylor and Fawkrer.

The following had the honour of being preented
to his MAJISTY 4'
Captain CoLuta, upon his arrival from Copenhagen, when be
had the honour of haling his Majefty's band, upon which occaGon
he received the honour of Knighthood.
Lieutenant FRIDIERICIE CATSCART. Aid du-Camp to 'Acute-
nant General Lord Cathcart, upon his arrival from Copenhagen,
by Vifcount Caftlereagh.
Mr R TATLoi. his Majefty's Envoy Fxtraordina4, and Mi-
lner Plenipotentiary to the King of Denmark, by Mr. tanning,
upon his return from Copenhagen.
His MAIIISTY held a Privy Council, and gave an.
diences to all the Miniaers prefent, and Mr. TAYLOR.
At half pal five o'clock, his Majarry fet off on
his return to Windfor.

Captain COLLIIII9 who was introduced to his
Maissry yetlerday, it the Levee, and- received the
honour of Knighthood, brought the difpatches from
Admiral GAUBIE 4, of the capture of the Dani(h fleet.

Lieutenant CATHCART, who was introduced to
his Majesty yetterday, at the Levee, is the fon of
Lord CATHCART, and brought the difpatches of the
taking of Copenhagen, from his Noble father.
Yeflerday morning loon after nine o'clock, and
previoufly to the KING leaving Windfor,her Majesty
and the whole of the Princeffes, with Ladiet G.
Mueaay, Taywns, and the Hon. Mils Ecarron,
&c. &c. left Windfor in four carriages, to pay a vifit
to Lord and Lady HARCOURT, at their beautiful
feat at Newnham, Oxford(hire. Relays of horfes
had been fent to Henley and Dorchefter, on the
preceding day, confequently the country people were
apprifed of the Royal vifit, and the road from Henley
was lined with fpeaators. On the arrival of the
Royal Party at Newnham, they were received by the
Oxford Volunteers, which corps lined the way as far
as the entrance to the houfe of the Noble Holt.—
The Royal vifitors di.ted at the Manfion, where great
preparations had been made for their reception during
the laft week; it is unneceffai y to add, that the table
was ferved up with every delicacy that could be pro-
eured,and that too in the greateß tette fancy could de-
vile. The Nobility and Gentry in the environs of Ox-
ford were prefent, and the whole company amounted to
one hundred perfons. The Royal party left Newn-
ham, having been received with the fame ceremony
as when they entered the village, and arrived at
Windfor Palace before ten o'clock. The efcort was
furnithed from the Royal Horfe Guards.
Kiev's TownsHlND.—On Monday died, at his
feat at Rainham, the Moft Noble Geciac a Marquis
TOWNSNEND, Field Marthal in the Army, Colonel
of the sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lord
Lieutenant of Norfolk, Governor of Jerfey, doting
in his 84th year a long life, laudably devoted, and
honourably employed in the fervice of his country.—
His Lordlhip was a Godfon of his Majetly GEORGE I.
and ferved under Gloats! 11. in the battle of Det-
tingen ; he ferved alfo in the battles of Fontenny,
Clilloden, and Lafeldt ; alto at the memorable liege
of Q2ebec, which town fell into his hands as Com-
mander in Chief, after the deplored death of the
immortal Woire : his Lordfhip was alto at the bat-
tie of Fellinghanfon, and ferved a campaign in Por-
t fugal, under that. renowned General Count LA
LIPPE ; his Lordatip ferved the Offices of Lieute-
nant General and Mailer General of the Ordnance ;
and filled the Ration of Vice Roy of Ireland for five
years, during which he peculiarly conciliated the
affeetions of the people. To his Lordfhip is the na-
tion indebted for the revival of that Conflitutional
Force, the Britifh Militia ; and the intlitution of the
Yeomanry Cavalry of the country. The Marquis is
fucceeded in his title by his eldeß fon the earlof Lei-
cefter.

Yeßerdaya Court of Direflors was held at the Eat
India Houfe, when the under mentioned !hips were
taken 'up, and thus Rationed, •iz.
For MADRAS .nd BENGAL:
Calcutta cupt.
Lord Nelfon Florross
Prefton STU IROCIC
Hugh Inglis FAIIIAZ
William Pitt GRANAM
Streatham - J. DALE
Lid, Jane Duodas FL LINDIAIN
For CEYLON and BENGAL:
Jane, Duellers of Gordon Capt CAMERON
Bengal CUMINI.
For BOUM :
Earl St. Vincent Capt JONES.
For Sr. HELENA and BENGAL:
Phcenit Capt. Reiassnats
Europe GILITONS
Lord Caftleretgh KTII2I.

The Eifel was Rationed for Bombay and China,
Mead of the Canton ; and the Canton Rationed for
China dire.%

Captain NE:Burr was Armen into the command of
the chip Elie:, Rationed for Bombay and China.
The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till Wednefday
near.

On Friday laft his Moiety's fhip Soma; having
fax fail of tranfports under convoy. arrived at the
Cove of Cork from Portfmouth.

At the Circuit Corm of Julliciary, held at Dum-
fries on Friday, Maitland Smith, Rocking maker, in
Dumfries, accufed of murdering and robbing Alex-
ander Williamfon, drover, at Dalwhat, in the month
of April lait, was unanimoufly found guilty of the
crimes of murder and robbery Libelled; and he was
feutenced to be executed at Dumfries, on Wednefday
the z tit day of October nest.—No other Wind's de-
pending, McCown proceeded to Jedburgh.

N4UTIC4L INTELLIGENCE.

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•
• PENZANCE, SEPT. 14.. !.
Since my laft, the following vtfills put in here
windbound, viz.-4'he Lot* Plymouth,
HILLMAN; Hope, of Port (mouth, FLEET; Cue!,
RICHARDS. and Hope, HOMPHRYS, rf Barrnoirth ;
Fly, of Fnwey, PHILLIPS ; Arlo, of Lyndon,
BURKE ; William and Ann, of Plymouth, SLoe-
comae ; Induttry, of Milford, TDCLER; Uni'n, of I
Plymouth, TaLerstere ; Renown, of Dartmouth,
PIRITON ; Flora, of A.rundal, SMITH, and Brothers,
of Pool, COATE. •
FALMOUTH, SEPT. ra.
Arrived the Gertrude, CuwDT, from Petertburgh ;
Brothers, of Penryn, Puce v, and Eagle lisilkCourty-
w frbm London ; Prifcilla, CLARKJEUM;BWanfea,
and the brig Salt Cat, WEIBECK, from Liverpool,
with fall and bale goods.—Sailed, to jnin Me Medi-
, terrauean convoy, off this harbour. the ,Sufannah,
THoreson Caledonia, —, and Induftrv, ... ....bound to
Malta ; Minerva, BROnK, boned .to Gibraltar ; and
Maj, --, bound to Sicily.—The Chips bound to
Lifbon and Oporto are returning into vrt, as they
have orders not to proceed.—Wind N.W.
PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER u.
Came in the AMETHYST, of 40 guns, from a
cruize ; Hector, Captain EDWARDS, Crown, Capt.
larts, and Shafto, Captain BOURN, from Riga, all
laden with naval Rom for this port—Daniflo galliot
de Goode Hoop, Captain•BllK se, from North Faro,
with coals and hoops, deti!ined by the Devatr,•of 36
guns; Dane brig Ralkebond, Captain Metro, with
brandy and wine for Copenhagen, detained by the
CHEERFUL . cutter. •