Star.
London, England, 1807-09-01 00:00:00

BANKS OF THE DANUBE, AUGUST 8.

According to public report!, the INA Magna.ss
had expreffed a with• to the Emperor Napoleon, that
the vaffalage of the Polith peafants in the Duchy of
Wallaw might be fuffered to continue for 40 years,
but receiving no favourable anfwer, the Deputation
which waited on the Emperor before his departure,
only a&ed that it might be continued for five years.
But the anfwer of the Great Sovereign was—not an
hour.

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laden with wine, fent in by the North Sea cruizers.

The boats belonging to the Reebock have made five
captures, all Danifh, viz. three lan night, and two
on Saturday."
szvaacv or ANOTHER LATTA& FROM LIITH,
DATID 28TH AUGUST.
1. s' As I have jun now Peen the author of the intelli-
gence from the &title, I beg leave, for your own and
any cf my other friends' information, to gi►e it to
you as I had it from his own mouth.
WILLIAM Sam:), mailer of the fchooncr Char-
lotte, landed at two o'clock. He Paid,' That on the
evening of the t4th, he, then lying in the Sound,
beard, at two o'clock, a moil tremendous cannonade
begin towards Copenhagen, which continued without
intermiffirntill 8. On the following morning the tsth,
he was getting under weigh, for his departure, when
a Britifh frigate laid herfelf alongfide of the Danifh
guard (hip, and (portly thereafter a (mart aaion be-
gan between them ; another Britifh frigate foon after
joined in the aainn with the guard fhip, which, after
a gallant refinance of two hours, Rruck her colours
to our fhips."

Some rumours have been in circulation this morn-
ing, which Rate, that the Danes defended their Ca-
pital mon obninately, that the flaughter on both
fides was immenfe ; particular Regiments are raid
to have (offered leveret), on the occafioa ; and we
have even heard the names of Officers mention-
ed, one of them, a General Officer, all raid to have
been wounded.—Thefe reports are as wicked as they
are unfounded : no fuch intelligence, no loch detail's
have reached this country, and we fhould not have
noticed them at all, but that we wifhed to guard the
public from being impofed upon by them.
One confolation, however, accompanies all thefe
rumours, namely, that they invariably agree in Hat-
ing that we have taken potreflion of Copenhagen, to-
gether with fifteen fail of Danith men of war, betides
frigates !—for a confirmation of which we are ex.
tremely anxious to receive the official accounts.
Our Readers will obferve by our Port letters, that
our Cruizers are bringing in the Danilh Merchant
rails in great numbers.
Sunday night, the Ruffian frigate Swilantly, com-
manded by Gaptain N. HAVRINS, arrived in the
Downs, bound to Lilbon, having on board the Prince
and Princefs ut GALITZEN, who were going there for
the benefit of the Printer's health : the was in the
IA tlage of a confumption, but died on her paitage.
The bogy was landed at Dover yelerday morning,
to be conveyed to London : the Prince and fuire alto
landed at the fame time, and will proceed to London
along with the body.
The arrival of the above vein, was yetlerday com-
municated to the Admiralty by telegraph, and gave
rife t) a report that the brought difpatches from
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Yeflerday wining the lilke of Yotta arrived at
Windl4, and a:int-4E4d ',Wind's with his MAJESTY
for upwards of an hour ; after which his MAJESTY,
the Duke of YOR IL, Plinceffes Sop NIA, AUGUSTA, &c.
took ;in airing in the Great Park, and returned at 12.
Yellerday being the d4y appointed for the remains
of her Royal Hignefi the Duchefs of GLoucasrna
to be conveyed from Gloucefler Lodge to Windfor,
and there interred in his Royal Highoefs, the Duke
of GLOUCESTER'S vault, in Sr. George's Chapel,
the Kentington Volunteer Infant!). mounted a
Guard of Honour at Glouceßer Lodge, at to o'clock
in the moiling, confining of a Captain, two Subal-
terns, and fifty men, with colours of the Re iment ;
the remainder of the corps was formed nppolite the
Lodge Gate, and prefented arms, with drums beat.
urg the dead march, as the Procelfian paned, at a
Jil!e after onr o'clock.

I'he Proceflion moved in the following order :
Concluder on horfebaek.
Two porters, with fearves, nn horkbaek.
CZ horfemen, with cloaks.
rwo porters, with tearver, on beech:A..
State plume, at% razd by two. Mutes.
Il as mourning teaches and fix. conveying the Ladle. and Gen*.
men of the liutifihnid.
The Hearfe. drawn by right horfes.
ler Rural Hightlefi, Lurch and Six, with Conine and Cutbion,
:Aid Treafußr cliche Houfehold.
ricir Royal Higiinc fres the Duke of Glotteefter. and the Prlneets
&4:9liii'i. Coaches and Lit. foliawed empty.
Upon i:s arriving at Winkifor, at eight o'clock in
,ti; evening, the coffin was taken our of the hearfe,
ir.2. a new Proccffion formed on toot, led by—
Elalit Livery, two and : wo,
Four Pave.
The Surgeon.
.Phyfiei A 11.
Chaplains.
Equerries of Ns Royal Highnefs the Duke of Gloucefter.
Grooms of the Bedebi.mhcr to ditto
Gentlemen of her Royal Highnefs'sibleurchold.
Dean and Chapter of Windfnc
Her Royal Higlinefs's Treafu cc r bcaring
Her Coruna and Culliido.
THE COFFIN.
Right Hon. Lady Mary Mnrdaiint
Right Hon. Lady Mary Erlich* 1,,,
a-. Lia Beaten.
Mrs. Cox
Mifs Dee
1 he Canopy, borne by fix Pages.
%lief Mourner, his Royal Highnefs the Duke of GLooc crr la,
with his train borne by Colonel DA LTO N •
In confequence of particular injuntainns Isft by her
Royal Highnefs, the ceremony of lying in !fate did
lot take place.
The burial fervice was performed by the Hon.
and Rev. Dr. Linos, Dean of Windfnr ; and the
whole funeral ceremony was condueled with thedsoll
Petted regularity and impreffive folemnity.
Ilittrisw NAVY.—The following is the amount of
the Britill Naval Force up to this day :
Ail 41"1"-96 Reps of the line, to kern so to 44 guns. 134 frigates,
1.I! 2,95, Ike. and 199 gun brigs and other vellcl.o.—Tecal 591.
I il_n ran and fitting, Guard Ships, 8cc.....47 fps of the line, 1
"‘"11 50 to 44 gum, 38 frigates, 42 Coops, &e. and 43 gun-brigs
cod other rads --lotal 178. '
Buikl4l-34 (hips or the line, 2s frigates 25 (loop;, dcciand 4
rit'bllll and other veirels.—Tetal 88. 'ln
nalY.--42 (hips of the line, to from so to 44 guns 54 fri-
M", 44 &lops, &e and 16 g umbri s and other ffela. TOtal tetB
o'Grand Tout tosa. i
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NAUTICAL INTELLIGINC.B.

MAILS—WInd sm.
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The Wickham, Irifh revenue cruiser, Captain
Ftu.sarros, arrived in Torbay on Saturday, from
the French coal. On the evening of the 28th ult.
the Wickham fell in with a large French lugger pri.
vateer, of 14 guns, which Captain Fuscaarom gal.
lantly engaged within piitol (Lot for half an hour.—
The Captain and crew of the Wickham difplayed
the utmoft coolnefs and intrepidity, and gave the
'lugger fuch a warm reception, that the was loon
compelled to bear away with all fails let, and run
for protedion under the batteries of Cherburg. The
Wickham had two men wounded, and her rigging
and fails were much fluttered.
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 29.
Sailed the Humber armed (flip on a cruize, and
Cheerful cutter for LUbon. Arrived the Danith 11142
Jcihannes, LOILAMG mailer, from Dram, with timber,
detained by the Humber. Wind S.W.