Star.
London, England, 1807-09-30 00:00:00

BANKS Of THE RHINE. AUGUST ey.
Small det,ichments of Spaoifh troops continue to
wive in our neighbourhood. They are repairing to
Germany. French trn,,ps alfo arrive, which are ad.
,ancing to the N Tth Of Germany, and are dellined
re.,mplete the d,ffet ent corp, of the army.
FRANKFORT; AUGUST aft.
The Baron Ferdinand de Guicomb has bad a
imolat duel with an Englifk Officer of fuperinr rank
Sicily. They quarrelled at l'alermn. The Eng.
pitman prnpoted that they fhbuld fight with piftols,
ibich the Baron confented to on Cbndition that the
eel thould take place on the fummit of Mount
,Ctna; lnd that the bt.dy of him who was killed,
jould he thrown into the crater of that volcar.o.—
The duel was aftually fought, but the Englifhman,
the fecond fhot, was only wounded id the atm, and
tte Baron only received a ball in his hat.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Coefob, moue,. flail—for arc 623-omnium, par i prem.
Exchequer MI6, par Is. prem.

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.
A mail, bringing intelligence faun Sweden to the
IA and Danifli Gazettes to the 9th intl. arrived at a

late hour lall night.
The Danills Gazettes contain Come particulars of
dote& of the bombardment of Copenhagen, which
say be interefling to thole who have a local know-

ledge of that city. The devaftation appears to have

bee Very txtenfive.

At Gottenburgh, the Swedes cannot difguife the
*fore they feel at our triumph at Copenhagen.—
Their jny is unbounded, whether it arifes from a feel-
ing of fatisfailion at the fuppofed difappointment Bo-
Poltava will experience (whom they confider at
their moft inveterate enemy), or becaufe they have
the lets to fear from the Danes.
On the 14th inflant, a confiderable number of

Swede., who had volunteered their Cervices to affill
in savigating the Dana fleet to England, fet off for
Copenhagen.
The Swediih Gazettes contain Bulletins, an-

towing the departure of the King from Bergen for
Perth, and the conclufion of an agreemenr between
Goitre! Tot:. and General BRUNT, by which the
Swedith troops are to quit the Eland of Rugen.
A letter from Gottenburgh of the 18th, dates, that
the Crown Prince of Denmark has refufed to ratify
the article relative to the Dan& Navy.—We know
DIX what credit is due to this flatement ; but we are
tot inclined to believe it.
An event has occurred in Poland which may poll-
bly tend to derange a little that cordial union which
the Ft znch F xpof; reprefents as fubliaing between
SDNAPARTI and the Emperor ALEXANDER. A dive-
faro of French troops re-occupied Koningtberg, on the
isth ult. The following is the reafon aligned for this
very extraordinary movement, in letters of the 29th of
Anuft, from Memel. The French, in conformity with

their ultra' pradice, had impofed a heavy contribution
epon this capital of Royal Pi udia,of which the fir fl in•
lalment only had been paid, at the time they evacuated
itin confequence of the Treaty of Tilfit. To fecure the
future payments, the Magill! acy gave revetfionary
notes, chargeable upon the city lands and revenues,
which the inhabitants were to redeem, as they became
the, by fubfcription or apportionments among them-
laves. The enemy, however, had no fowler turned
their backs upon the town, than the inhabitants ex.
pteffed their determination not to abide by the en.
gagetnents which had been extorted from them. But,
in this cafe, they reckoned without their hon.. The
lnflalmcnt not being paid at the flipulated time, the
Trench faced to the right about, and re-entered Ko-
ingiberg, with the intention of enforcing, by a pro•
etfs very nfual with them, the liquidation of the
debt. Their pretence, however, did not produce the
immediate elfelt that was expelled. At the time the
id accounts came away, the reverfionary notes were
DOI redeemed.

The bifpatches brought by General Sir ARTHUR
WELLESLEY, which we mentioned yefterday, were
from Admiral Gamma, and dated the 18th irritant.
&great had been the exertions employed in fitting
est the Dana's ihips, that at the date of the dill
Pam 14 fail were ready to proceed to England.
% are happy to learn, that the damage done at
Copenhagen) was not fo great as at firft reported.
The number of lives loft did neit exceed loo—the
beget defrayed were about ago.
Colonel reams, the brother of Lord Mutaaava,
'who hu !et out foi Copenhagen, is Paid to be the
bearer of orders to our Commanders to retain the
Pardon of the Mild of Zealand, until further di-
rations (ball be given for its evacuation.
We learn by a (hip that paired Copenhagen on her
Way to Chatham, that the Captain' was prefent at
the cannonade of that city, that the rapility of the
toe, both from the bomb (hips and artillery on (More,
exceeded all conception. Such a dreadful bombard.
went and fo much injury in fuch a fhort (pace of titne
has not been before witneffed. The peace of Tilfit,
It Appears, has given general difratisfaaion in Raffia.
Sante? OF • LETTER FROM AN OFFICER IN THE
NAVY, DATED COPENHAGEN DOCK-YARD, SEPT. 9.

" Duo Sta-7 his will inform you that our troops marched
into the lons and dock yard of Copenhagen, on Monday the 7th
"anti at 4 &clock P.M. Our troops did not enter the heart of
the city aotq thls day, as the Danes, or rather the French party,
tiew diemfdves very abufive; and although the feamen took pol-
len° Of tke Dips of war ytnerday, not one pctfon has been bil-
leted to -go among the Inhabitants, lilt. injury might Do dons;