Star.
London, England, 1807-09-26 00:00:00

VENICE. AUGUST 23.

On the 7th infant the French both Dalmatia took
polrefEon of Ca,tari., CAllel Nunvo, and the other
tons at the mouth of the Cattarn, and the Ruffian
pinion then embarked for Corfu. The Republic
ut the Seven Wands, is to ke taken pollifion of by.
the French. 1: b g i the pfelent month
all the (rack at Otranto, and the other Neapolitan
pots on the Adriatic Sea, were put in tequifition, to
convey French troops to cortu.

GOTTENBURGH, SEPT. r 3.
We have nothing new from Copenhagen to day
it is faid that the Englifh Tailors are bnfily employed
in equipping the Danifh Fleet, in'order to its being
brought to England, and that three or four fhiesare
already prepared fir their departure, with the Zar
lifh flag flying upon them. None of the Englifli fa-
diers are permitted to enter Copenhagen, on account
of the ditlreffed liate cf the inhabitants. Lord Oath-
cart's orders on this head are fo aria, that even
Genera‘ Officers have been refufed permiffion. Se-
veral Merchants houfes there have already flopped
pay ment.
Sear. t 4.—A Swediflt traveller, arrived from Ca
penhagen this morning, reports that upwards of6oor/
of the inhabitants were killed in the late liege, that
the people ate much diffatisfied, both with the Crown
Prince, and the Governor of Copenhagen (Peyton)
the latter of whom, he fays, dales not venture"
Without a flrong guard ; he alto lays that be was
credibly fpfortned at Copenhagen, that BPnaPr
had made large pecuniary offers to the Denial Go-
vernment, to give up their navy. This traveller re-
poit; that 14 millions of rix dollars was the offer.
We have alto reports to-day that the French army in
Poland is again preparing for warlike operations
againft Itiuffia : indeed it is Paid to'be
in full march.
The polls between Hamburgh and this place are
yet aePPesis We have received no German mails

fpi a inotO. - •

BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPT. 4.
The Government at HO&theim now Wiles its or.i
irrsances with This introduction—" In the name of
hit Mojaly the Emperor of the French, King of Italy,
Napoleon the Great."

I, SEPT. 6.

YellerdaY General Baron Von Toll, who has the
command of the Swedith troops in 'the Ifland of !tu-
rn, capitulated. The French wilt take paid:non of
the Mend on the 9th intlant.
P. S. Betides the ifland of Rugen, all the Swedith
iflands on the Germane oaft of the Bailie are included
in the capitulation.
The number of Swedilfi troops on the Ifland of
Rugen is eflimated at 14,000 men.
According to Tome accounts his Swedint Majelly
left Rugen for Sweden on the sth intlant.
The preparations of the French to take polnifion
of the Ifland of Rugen, are carried on in the molt
active manner; they have ahead'', collated about
goo ♦effels.

PRIVATE LETTER.
" COPENHAGEN, SEPT. if.

" The bombardment commenced on Wednefday the ad Sep-
tember, it funrife, from four mortar batteries, confining altoge-
ther of 3o large mortars ; at the fame time a battery of fire rock-
ets was opened on the right, and that part of the town againft
which they were direded, was immediately on fire in feveral
places.
• The bombardment continued For three nights, commencing
about 8 o'clock, P.M. and continuing without interruption for 16
bon, that is till noon the next day, when it regularly Ce3led till
8 in the evening.

• On the third night the town appeared to be in one univerfal
blare on the right, and about midnight the great fteeple was ob-
(erred to be on fire, which is fail by the Dams to have been done
by one of the fire rockets. At inu the morning it fell with a
molt tremendous era& : at nubo the . s-sfed, as ufual, but the
lames fpread in all diredtions, throughout that 5..) ftbc :th` 2r1,1
the following day (the sth); nor was it till the aflanr:.n of the
sods that they were at all abated
• Six hundred bodes are burnt to the ground, with the Uni-
Otrfity mid Cathedral, and only aoo honks have efcaped without
force denier. Two thoUfand perfoos are Paid to have perilhed in
the bombardment. Another night muff have deftroyed the whole
town; 00i Is there on record an is:dance of fo much damage haw •
fugheen done in fo &oft a lime.
• Os the sth, a tort time before the bombardment was about
to mtemmance, a flag of truce tame out ; of courfe the fury was
forpoded, nor Was it afterviards renewed, although it was not se-
newly known till the morning of the 7th, that a capitulation was
eanduded, which may bb attributed to the additional implements
of combuftion bled on this oecafion.

• On the 7th. in the evening, the flank eomßanies took paSd•
!hoof the citadel, and a ditatanient from the Beet landed in the
Ultral.

• The Citadel is ettremely Itrong, having a double ditch, and a
gnat quantity of cannon mounted; it looki &redly Into the Crown
Beery, which remains in poffellion of the Danes, as do all the
pta into the town, which the Englifh arc not allowed to enter.
• The Arfenal contains an i,umeni quantity of naval (tons
as/ timber, particularly fine knee timber, fo much warted in Eng-
tand.

" Great progrets is already fnide in equipping the esptured
!dr : the lower rigging is already over head, and it is
beliei-
d they will be all out of the harbour in a fortnight. Two
iiiitrand troops and five thoufand feamen are working in the dock

ywd; and it is furprlfing *hat facilities arc found in the work,
from the regularity in the Jirper.:iwn orate Stores; every litip has
b warehoufe, and every put of the rigging is tlcieted.
"The lora or the British on (bore does not exceed [so killed and
wounded, and no more than so afloat. TheDanith garrifon is raid
to havc loft 30, men, &fides two gun boats which Were blown
ip, with so or 6. men in each. The grcateft Fors we fuftained afloat
was in an armed ihip called the Charles, or kirkaldy, which was
blown up by a theft, and abort 20 perrons killed and wounded. It
',indeed inconceivable bow (Mall our lots is, when the state of the
ground a►out the batteries is examined ; the quantity or Mell holei
sad (hot grazes exceeds behalf.
" The Danilh troops are dcfcrting to us in great numbers, being
atbftly Germans."