Star.
London, England, 1807-09-07 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

At the Court at the Q2een's Palace, the 2d ni
September, ilitessisr, the King's Moft Excellent
Majelly in Coin oil.
It is this diy ordered by Lis Ittaje ly. by and with the advice ot
his Privy Council, that no Chips or vcfrels belonging to any of his
M kfly's fubj as he permitted to enter and clear out for any of
the ports within tins dominions of the King of Denmark until
Surber or,'er; and his Majefly is further pleated to order, that a
general embargo or flop be made of all (hips and vefrels wh.:tfoever
belonging to the fohjr_el.. of the King ot nmark new within, or
which fhlll hcri atter er!rnei4.to any ot the ports, harboua, or
roads wit:gn any tort of his Majtfty's elontirnons, together with
ali pet fors and effects on hoard all fuels (hips and wird.; and that
the C. outlanders of his Majefty's (hips of war and privateers do
detain :tint bring in:, port all (hips and veffels belonging to the
khjeas of the King of Denmark. or heeling the flag of the
King of Deomark ; but that the utmoft care be taken for
the refervaiion of all and (very part of the cargoes on board
any ot the fatd tips or vends, fo that no damage or embez-
item, lit whatever bit fultaned, and the Commanders of Lis Ma
jetty's (hips of war and Frivatcrrq :ire hereby inttructcd to detain
and bring irro tort every fuck (hip and vetrel accordiog'y; and
the Right Honourable the Lords Cornmiffioners of his Maj• fty's
l'reafury. the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, and the
Lord Warden ct the Cirque Fors. arc to give the rectgary di-
redticns herein a. to them may refpedively appertain.
(Signed) iv. FAWKEN22.
FOREIGN OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 2.

M. ADLEKBEKG, his Swedifh 14.4 j :fly's Envy
Extraordinaty and Mini'ler Plenipotentiary at this
Court, this day delivered to the Right lirmoutable
GEGec s CANNING, his Majeßy's Principal Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, a Note, annotinci,iz
the Blocklde of the Rivers Pcene and Oder, and all
the polls ot Swedifh Ptsmersnia, by the naval f..rcvs
of his Swedith Majeliy, of which Note the following
is a

Taastst.artow.—The underfigned Envoy E.
ordinary aid Minitiet Plenip-ttnti.try from his Swe•
difh Majesty has the honour,
I
the
exprefs order of
his Court, tr. inform the Ministers of hib Britannic
Majesty, that the entrance of Gr;efrAvaid Wolgait,
Anclam, S e:tin, &c. including all the months of
the livers r:ene and Oder, and genet.illy all the
ports of Swedilh Pnmerania occupied .•.y the enemy,
have been ckciare.l in a (late f ,he tivrous
I.l(l,7lcade, f • that ill velrels •• ill be err vent,::l fr,ttn
tntering th• fame. or I;.cttfiont, by the
chip, of war .utyr.pg ti.e lid ckAae.

The I. •-•!t•gtv:Ll reqii • s ii, E%cellen:y, Mr.
CAt. ta I G. V) -Ce -t 11:e .iirolances (.4 hii molt diAin-
guilhc, • atm)

Albonarlc fir S-pt 2

DO ,':•;1N,3,-SfRrET, SFPV-MBFR 4.

nirp.tches, o w iea th, foll•iwb g are c pirs and extrt.na,
have b- en rtcaveil by •by t 1 attlerraith, one of hi: .\:a
jety's l'rin ipal stcretatie• of St from Admiral Gambier nrd
Lieu% n. t r .-rat the Right tholourable Lord Cathcart, K. IC
the Com randtri ot his Nit.jcity's naval and military forces in the
Baltic Se.i

Prince •,( in the Sound, off Wibeck, Aug. i 6.

My tor.4—l have the nonour to inform your
Lodfhip, that LieurenaPl General Lord Cathcart
joined me, of Diluent, r. the t zth n:!tant. Every
chfpnfition being made for the difembarkation of the
army, this fervice was intended to. be carlied into
execution cn mot ninz I the Lath, hot the wind
n••t allowing the tra‘fport. t., mote tr.wards Copen-
hagen, it war not till !all evening that I arrived off
Wibeck, a village lititatea tut midway between
Ellineirr and C.:veldt igen, ar.,l chit place the army
was difembarked this mot ni ,k; without the finallen
oppefiiion. I have the h our to tranfmit herewith
a copy of the Pioclarnati n which Lieutenant Gene
ral Lord Cathcart and myself have determined to
iirue on this occali.,n*. I have the hollow to be, &c.

(Signed) J GAMBIER.
Extratt of a Letter from Lieutenant General ' or.t eatt,eart v.)
I.ord Cattlere,gh, dated Head Quarters at lie:ierup, before
Copet hagtn, Au,oft 22, 1807.
I have inclofed a j•.urnal of the (sr! 1'26 rs of the a•mv prom
the t4th, in the m-nnin? together with a :men in the cafuaitie,„
which have oecu red, esetpt thole. at the cavalry, v.litc.l Are not
coi.fiderable. but Lave not been tranfmitted

Head Qyarters, Hellerup. before Cornhagen Ato•urt 21.
Journal o' the Army untltr the Command of I ieutenant Genera!
lord Cathcart, from the g of the 14th Atiztift,..o3o7,

Alignit 14. —Toe fleet between Ellitreurani
fingberg—calms and contrary winds—trairfp,rts of
fembled by brigat'e•, each under the charge of one
of his Majefty's (hips.
isth. The fleet worked up to Vedbeck, the Re
ferve anchoring neareit the llo.tc. covered by the
Sitryt ihante, and by feveral gun brig• and bturbs.—
M3jor General Spencer's brig tde under ccnvoy of
Admiral Eflington, with a clivifion of the fleet, an-
chot ed higher up the Sound to wake a disc, from—
Coaft reconnnitered,and difpolition made for landing.
16A1. The rel_rve larded at five in the mor,:;ng,
wi.h the ordnance of a light brigade, am! rcetvied
the heights. The remainder of the infantry fnliowtd
with the rrdnance of another light brigade. A Ititta-
dron the tit light dragoons, hmles for the two
brigades of artillery, and for the flair, wete alfo
dif-
embarked. A flag of truce was received from Kijor
General Pyeman, Commander in Chief in Copenha-
gen, reqnetting pafrports for their HighneiTes the
two Ptinceires of Denmark, nieces to h s Dann
Majetty, to go from Copenhagen to Ct..ll.ling, which
were granted.
In the evening, the army marched by their left in
three columns by Nerun to Lyngbyl ; the ccntre by
Hermitage and Fortuna to Jagerfborg, the left by
the coall to Charlotteriberg, and lay upon their arms.
17th. At day break the aamy marched by their
right in three columns to in.,ell the tttwn. ['he left
column eflablilhed a poft at Bagerne's Mill, and ex-
tended from Freborg to Emdrup. That from
Jagerfborg by Gladfacks and Vanloes to Frederickf-
berg, extending to the fea on the right, and towards
Falconergard on their left. The referve from
Lyngbyl marched by Bangede and Emdrup, and
occupied the f,,ace between the two other divifions.
Two brigades of the King's German Legion remain-
ing at Charlottenfurd to cover the difembarkation of
the cavalry and park of artillery.
Major General Spencer's brigade landed at Skore.'
(hard, and marched into their poll on the left of the
line. All the divifions giving picquets to the rear to
prevent furptile from the country. Head Q2arters
efiablithed at Hellerup. Tranfports affembled at
Skorelhard, where the civalry commenced difem-
barking. Princeffes of' Denmark came (out of the
city on their route to Colding, and were received
with the honours due to their rank by the btigade of
guards, near the Palace of Frederickfberg.
The piquets cf the left towards the town were
attacked about noon : at the fame time the enemy's
gun boats rowed out of the hat boor, and cannonaded
the left of the line with grape and round (hot. The
• For w:lich fee the STA& of Thurfday loft.

piqu2ts dr.-we ;n and pnrfued the enemy, and rt.
fumed !heir polls, part the line having advanced
to In!lain them. His lktrjzfly's gun brigs slid !nn b
having been towed as near the harbour as they c' 14
open a tire at a confidtrable ance upon the enemy's
gun boats, wirier, artcr a long cannot:4Jc, retired
into the harbour.

18th. At daybreak tLe gun boats renewed the
attack upon the gun brigs, truairig to the luperi-,r
weight of their guns. 'fht: latrer having, doting the
night, exchanged their carronades for eighteen•
rounder,. ;he gun Brats retired, but advanced again
with increar-ed numbers. A brigade rf 9 varth.ers,
from the ;':.ak, Irviny been brought tot::: Mill, took
them in flar:x, upon which they turned their fire t.
the lines, arrd, after cannonading for 1,1T7e time,
were in, together pith their fiad pieces, which
advanced ur•on the road.
Er ginner tock &c. &c. having been diiembarkel,
a work was begun a: the mill, and confihtable pro
refs was made. The fame day the cavalry moved
to their quarters at Charlottenberg, TagetilTorg, and
yanloes, with picqriets in the country, and a chain
c'' Polls, fripported by the ill battalion rsf the King's
German Legion from L'ocrenfree. and Kollekolle,
under the direCtion of Brigadier General V. 11. Dec-
ken.

t 9th. The wi:ks carried on by parties of 600 men.
relieved every four hours. The gun i)oats atr.rcked
at day break, Ina were driven off by the field rieces
which were now pro!ested. Some of the pipes were
difcoverefi which convey frefh water to th;.• town
frorn Emcir up. The frig Ates and grin brig, having
a favourable breeze, tuck their nation near the en
trance of the harli:u:, within reach of thtowing (hells
into the town.

Four 2+ pounders were brong!it into the hittery
at the mill. Great pre,Ardi Wit- made in the wcrl•
at that pl.tee, and in a howitzer battery in the rear
of it, with traverfes and cover for the men.

Bi'igadier General Derken furprized and tonk the
poll of Fre.lerickiworlt, commanded by, a Major,
Aid de Camp to the Crown Prince, who c tnindated
with ?co men and officers, with a foundery and d pot
cannon and powder.
The King's Houfiehnld, with part of his Dana
Maje ay's w ird.ro!)e, ilt e, isle, and btok:, "-ere fat-
fered to come ont of tee town to f flow his MaiefiV.
( Alto has seithdrawn to Coldiny) patfports having
been re:veiled.
Some Gentlemen rcfliling in the dAtitft of Copen-
hat!,en, and in the 12.aiiiwieks towat.ds Elfinettr, having,
offered their fe'vices to accept the office of Magi'f-
trates and Superintendants of Police in their eefpec-
rive dillrias, under the Ciimartader of the Forces, an
order was made fir that !air pnle, and fent to be
printed and pubfithed, and a Cornmillion was given,
in reference to a Proclamation printed and puhlilh?d
in German and Danifh an the day of difernharkati,•n.
aoth. Farther progrefs made in the works. Mote
ordnance landed and mounted. A patrole on the
left having reported that a body of cavalry, with a
corps of infantry in t!teir rear, had been leen in front
of Roeficilde, Colonel Rolden fent a fquadron to re-
connoitre them, which found them aiTembled near
that place, and immediately charged and put them
to flight, leaving r 6 or 18 men killed, and taking
three prifoners and 29 horfes.
The dragoons purfued the enemy to the gates of
Roefkilde, where they were received by a heavy fire
of infantry, and returned to their quarters.
• The Admiral came to head quarters in the morn•
ing, and returned to his fhip.
21a. Lord Rofslyn's corps difemblrked in the
north part of -Keoge Bay, with two batteries of ar-
tillery, fending round the remaining tranfports to'
Skorefhard. A arong parrole of cavalry and ittian-
tty was fent to cover his landing.
Progrefs made in cutting off the water. Further
arrangements made with Gentlemen of the country.
Palrports granted to Prince Frederik fcrtliaand. of
Denmark and his preceptor.
Nntice given that no more paffports can he granted:
at the fame time a recommendation urged to the
Commanding General, to confider the dreadful con-
1, qurnces of making a capital city of Such extent
hand a liege and bombardment like art ordinary for.
tref, Great advances made in perfecting the works
already in pregrefs which cover our left.
A treneit !Abed forward, and a new battery erec-
ted 300 yards in advance. Brigadier General Mac-
farlane's brigade landed at Sclairefharti. Great
progrefs made in landing the battering train and
Bores for the liege. Fafcines made for a new bat-
tery on the tight. Thele works bcin;,-, completed will
::ace the enemy's line of advanced point in recede. and
will cover and fectne the advance of the a: my to a
new pofition. (Signed) CATHCAteIf.
General Return of Cafualiqea from the landirp of the Trcrns in
the 1(1,:rel of Zealand, on the 16th to the zt ft of Aurult

Royal Artillery--t ufficcr, t rank and horfci tilled ;-4

. .
Imr les, wounded.
tit Batt. 92d-1 rank and file,killed.
ad Batt. 95th—t rink and file, wounded.
lit Batt.Sul—t officer, killed ; t officer, wounded.

tit Batt 43d— t rani and file, wounded.
Total-2 officers, i rank and file, 2 hurter, killed ; t officer, i
rank and file, 4 honks, wounded.
NAMES OF OFFICERS KILLED.
Lieutenant Lyons. of the Roal Artillery.
Enfigu Dixon, of the Ift Ban. 82d.

NAME O. OFFICER WOUNDED.
Captain Halting', of the ift Batt. 82d.
Prince of Wales, MT Copenhagen, Angu It 20.
My Lord—l have the humour to tratiftnit to your I.ordth a
ct py of the trarflarim of an edidt, publithed by the General in
Chief of the Danifh Army, which has been tranfmitted to me by
Charlee Fen wick, Efq. hie iVlajrfty's Coeful General at I- Ifinenr --
I have the honour to be. Pee. (Signed) J GAAI.4ItIt.