Star.
London, England, 1814-08-02 00:00:00

EXTRACT OW A LETTER FROM COPENHAGEN.

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•" Our friends-at Copenteagen are now entirely si-
lent, as the house of correcticn, the punishment which
was threatened to be the lot of all wlso wrote to their
friends in Norway, is even now altered by the machi-
nation of General Tawast to pain of death.

6. We live here in the hope that the S.vedes, with
dl their menaces. cannot effect any thing. The Nego-
ciatc.rs who have arrived here are, however, brought
nut of the mistaking idea, as was the Revolution in
this country, but a forced military operation, and more
such falsehoods, asserted by the enemy of this coun-
try. Among other falsehoods, I have this day read
a paragraph
iin the Garenbirgh Gaunt, scaling. that
firelitreato'give a festival; but that all who
were invited declined coming. All who are capable
of bearing arms have now offered. their service, and
they send from all parts and towns of the country gifts
of motley and precious metals to the King. That con-
tempt with which the score of people, who wish for
the Swedish yoke, is allowed to say and do whatever
they please, proves how little dangerous they are.
44 The King likewise allows all Swedish Proclama-
tions,.which are sent to us, to be ettblicly inserted in
our Newspapers, witlicatt notes. 'lt is a pleasure to
reside among a people so honourable as the Norwe-
gians prove themselves to be. How blinded the
Swedes must be, who think of ever quelling the an.
cient antipathy, which is now become co rooted a
national hatred. If the war should actually break
out the contest will be bloody. I have myself of en
heard the common soldiers to say, very waif, that it
would not do to make any !iris 'tiers, as traitors were
thereby admitted into the country, whom they were
even to feed, for which reasian, as a greater security,
they would prefer killing all they got hold of ; and
I am thoroughly acquainted with the character of
the mountaineer of put.% who is in the habit of en.
gaging with the bears in the forests, he will not miss
his aim at the first shot. We must not w'sh for
war, as it will deprive us of many a brave fellow,
but if it must be, at 'will certainly be carried on hero
nl in Spainis,

SPORTING INTILLIG2IXP.

MOUTON SACO. JULY W.
Sweepstakes of 501$ etch. h. ft. time yrs did oohs. Sit. 75. sr e.
fillies ea. elb. How Cameo (di oubeertbese).
Mr. Wyr.4lhanes brother to Holley
Major Wilsotes br. 4. by Wakswol4l2ow,
Five to tow
with
dr
Sweepstakes of lOgse rub, with nags. Walk by dig Nos fee
all afro • Ow watch
Lard Egrenseet's Fua, 4 yt• cid„ 4et. . . 3
Duke of Sr. Alban% Kerte et Diassesk. SI yea di. 1116 Nib. •II
IMajgr Wibee's I. by Same fort mold. 74. ib„ a
zees betting oti UMW et Dismousts..
SAITIIIIIIATe JUAN M.
Sereepatakes of ICgs.esiollioelds 100 p. stied hq fern fee a
ages: the witless te be Wad ist •0 seime &mkt
Ste. • heats the now Dour[.
Major. Wilton's br.e. trf 11 pi Ist. -49 t 1•
Mr. Turner's lit!val. 1n aid, fa. sue. •
,4• 4 $3,
Lord Egrentonta Warr, i yes ad, hate • $ * dr.
Duke et St. Albaa's f. by Viazy, S yrs old. SIC gib. 4 dr.
Wasp the favourite; after ebb sewed best Iv, ed‘dires fake •
or. Meet. (Mere severely cottoned beam)

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The Duke of Virauxtrrcas honoured the WV GQOd•
wood Races with his presence, and observing two'
eeteran soldiers on the ground, whom he recollectir
to have served with him an Spain, his Grace rode up
to them, and after asking several questions, gave each
of them some money, and politely touched his hit.
before he took hii departure.
Pturday the Du!t of DrVanilla* enterta'r.ed a'
14:1e party of distingi:C:shed fashion Ables wish au vje..!
Cant stiffer at riPternshittlitoit.
Sunday the Earl of WMMOAL ANDIIIIPPO rant
dinner to tl.e Duke of Vkrzt.tamortoi. • :

Sunday the Earl and Countess of CAPIAIONDELIZ'
had 4 grand dinner party *t Chohnondeley Rosie*
Piccadilly.
Sunday Lord CASTLEREACIII pee a grand dinner
to a Urge party of the Members of the House of
Cemesons, and in ti.e evening Lady Carrheneactr
entertained a large party of distinguished fashion:.
ables, at their house an St. Lewes's-square.
Sunday the Earl of I..rvenpoot. entertained a large
party of Peers, with a grand dinner, at Fife-House.