Star.
London, England, 1807-12-14 00:00:00

COPHNHAGEN, NOV. i 3.

- Since the Bth inßant the Sound hai been Co com-
pletely blockaded, that no veffel can go out of or
enter Cronenburg to pay toll, without being obliged
to come under their guns.
On the toth Come "oats which west opt from this

harbour took a large three milled Englifts flip, and
brought it into Kallifboand.
On the day before yeaerday a privateer from El-
(incur took an Englifh tranfport laden with, various
kinds of provilions for the Englifh (hips of war craif.
ing in the Sound.
Between the 17th and aoth of October, fifty tir
Englifh [hips arrived at Riga, and on the ssth of
Odober three were lying in Cronfladt. The cowl*,
Flenlburg has colleded 3,000 tic dollars lir the
relief of the inhabitants of Copenhagen who have
fuffered by the late bombardment.
Nov. 17.—The regiment of the Crown Prince
arrived here owhe tothianant, and on the 13th
the Prince Chrtaian of Heffe ; on the fame day
arrived a battery of Hying artillery. Lail week the
regiment of Schlefwick cavalry arrived at Amak.
The greater part of the Danith troops are now col.
leEted in Zealand. On the 6th 1011. the Landgrave
Charles of HelTe arrived at Keil with his Lady and
darrnhtcr. On Sunday morning a fight engagement
took place at Kalltboarand be, ween a gnn boar lying
there and two EnOifh brigs, who made an attempt
to cut out two Englifh prizes which lay under 0 e
protection of the gun boat, and had been lately
taken ; but, after a fmart cannonade, the brigs were
obliged to retreat, without effeding their porpofe..
The gun boat received fome damage, which has
however already been repaired. The two brigs tat-
tered confidtrably in their malls and ringing.
The Englifh (hips in the Sound lull continue to
obltruel the navigation, but within thefe few days
feveral !hips have been able to pals them. S rme
DAnilli flips have b-en driven on (bore. The packsts
het ween Fladflrand in Ju.land, and Fredericfwarn in
N away, go twice a week, but the Engli h attempt
to hinder their paltage; they have chaf,:d them, and
once or twice driven them on !bore.

In the town of Aabenraa a cubfctiption has been
opened for the building of lime gun trims. Shnull
this example be followed in the other pri.:cirtal towns
of Denmark, the Government will loon be in pnt
fefli .n of a refpeftable flotilla. The pr throition to
neutral flips to bring their prizes into Danifh _parts,
is repealed with rel-pdt to Englilh prizeo, as long as
the war !hall continue.

Sli YR MA, Ocr. c.—The Englifh fleet has now left
the Archipelago, to watch Ore motions of the itoflian
fleet in the vicinity of Corfu. A Imall Englifh
fquadron, however, cruizes before the Dardanelles,
and ohllruelb the communicaPion between Conitan•
tim,ple and Smyrna.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 14.
P!1 ICE OF S rocks THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 rer Cent. Cool for opeuin, 64f—Rcdrced 64 63

Offmium I prcm.

An eminent Merchant in New Volk, in a letter
to his brother in town, dated the sth of November,
.• I am happy to acquaint you that our diffe.
rences with England ate accommodated. If we had
gone t 3 war, we Ihuuld inevitably have been ruined."

Tire Aufirian Mefrenger, Mr. MAENZ, who went
to Paris with dilpatches, about ten days ago, arrived
on board the Lynx {loop of war, as a flag of mice,
in cite Downs, on Friday afternoon. In the evening
he landed at Deal, and immediately proceeded to
town with difpatches. It is obvious from the promp.
titude which was given to his coming on lhore, that
orders had been given to facilitate °his propels to
London. Nothing has tranfpiied as to the nature of
the opening which has been made, or is making, to
a Negociation ; but, we cannot tit übt, that Minillers
have litlened to propolitions made through the
Auflrian Cabinet, which have this for their objea.

Mr. PEOLiII, one of his MAJIiTY'S MeirenerSt
arrived on Saturday with difpatchts from Lcrd La.
vssott Gowka, who has left St. Peterfburgh, and
cro'red the Gulph of Bothnia to Abo, the capital of
Finland. B) this difpatch we have received the Im.
pedal Ukafe, which follows; with the confirmati• n
of the riimoitr previoufly received, that the Seals of
the Ru(ian Government were put on all EngILA
merchandize, and an embargo laid on our (hips.

4, ST. PETF.RSBURGH. NUV. [I.

" I have to communicate to ycu that the Seals of Government
have been put upon all Lilt warehoufes of Britith merchants, and
of Brit& fubjedts who are foreign gneits.
" Atu embargo is likewife Laid upon all Bad& chipping io Cron-
ftadt, &c 1 have confidsrable fatisfadtion in flying, that only the
four flips hereafter mentioned have beta G izel
" information of that hoftite Intention was given, sod
by the grant exertiou of Mr. Booker, all the others were loaded
and difpatched- The weather continues mild, and the wind mo-
derate. The Blips detained are the Elbe, Brtfey, Apollo, and
Mary. 'lle Apollo was afterwards liberated."

On Saturday difpatches were received from Lnrd
HUTCHINSON, dated the 3oth ailt. at Gottenburgh,
on which day his Lordfhip arrived there, with Co-
lonel EUSTACE. from Pruffla. No communications
were made to the Merchants in the courfe of Satur-
day ; and the Glence of Mikilters confirms our opi-
nion, that for the prefent at !gait his SWEDISH Ma.
JESTY has not been induced to adopt any meafures
agaiuft this country or its commerce.
Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived at a late hour
kit night, but they add little to the information re•
ceived on Saturday refpecting the feqoeftration of
Btitifh property in the ports ut Raiz.
A Swedifb Malinger arrived with the mails, and
has brought difpatches for the Minilter belonging to
that Power.

Swedifit Papers to the 4th inn. fay, that the Em•
peror of Ruflia is about to search an army into Fia•
land, for the purpofe of compelling the King of
Sw edep to join in the confederacy againit us.

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THE EXPEDITION.

“ PORTSMOUTH, DSC. 23.
” Vice Admiral Sir Cummas CoTros, Bart. and
Major General Sr amen, arrived here yeaerday, to
take the command of the Expedition fitting out here.
Sir CHAIM'S head his flag on board the Minotaur,
of 74 guns, Captain Navy.
" Brigadier General alto arrived.
The regiments going, are the 29th, 32d, soth,
and 82d, the 3d, 4th, 6th. and Bth battalions of the
King's German Legion, one company of the Royal
Artillery, and one company of the King's German
Artillery.
el The 29th, and the four battalions of the Ger.
man Legion, are embarked—the '32d, Soda, and 82d
embark on Monday, and fucceeding days.
" A veffel, commanded by Lieutenant PERKINS,
laden with Mr. Congreve's rockets, has joined the
force, from Woolwich.

Sir CHARLES COTTON, who commands the Navel
part of the Expedition, is well known in the Navy as
an officer of higheft talents, energy, and activity.
" PLYMOUTH, DEC. ix.

" The Minotaur, and the whole of the ttanfports,
are fitted and viklualled for foreign fel vice. They
have fuch defcriptions of limes, medical and military,
as are not fupplied to troops going either td the
Costa of Portugal or the Mediterranean.
" The Saturn, of 74, Lord AtalitaUS BEAuct.raN ;
Boadicea, Captain J. MAITLAND ; la Nymph. Capt.
Snirs.a'r ; and the Lavinia ft ;gate:, Capt. HANCnCK,
are, it is laid, attached to the expedition, which will
fail in a few days."
On Saturday the fire divifion of the 2d battalion
of the Adjutant General's regiment (the 14t11)
embarked at Portfmouth, where the zd battalion of
the 38th and Both are likewife immediately to em-
bark. We believe that thefe battalions are dellined,
all of them, for Ireland.
General SPENCEZ is an officer whole Cervices have
been various, and who is elleemcd a man of high
military talents. He is of Aasecitota By's fchool,
and ranks with the Mona Es, Wettest.sys, and rur
ben officers. He dillinguilhed himfelf in the Weft
Indies, very much in Egypt, and fince at Copenha•
gen.

14 Major DICKINVAI arrived here yellerday from
Woolwich, to take the command of the Royal Artil-
lery attached to the Expedition, confining of three
companies, including the one from the German
Legion.
si The Data' and Ruffian prifoners of war are
intended to occupy the new prifoO cn the royal foreß
of Dartmoor, about so miles from hence."

A Gentleman of the name of Joists, arrived in
town yellerday, from Verdun, and had a conference
with Mr. CANNING, at the Foreign Office, in Down-
ing.ftreet, and alto with Mr. Pena, the Secretary of
the Admiralty. Mr. JJN ES Rates, that all the Ame.
riean prifoners at that place, who had been taken
during the war on board of Englith veffi.ls, hive
been let at liberty, and allowed to return home.—
Among them are feveral Porters, Lieutenants, War-
rant Officers, &c. yet they were all dircharged, with
only tot allowance of common feareten. The dif-
charge of.thefe prif,ners clearly thews, that thaa-
PARTE is anxious to conciliate America. Indeed, in
the prefent (late of things, in relation to England, it
is found policy.