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

CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY is.

Tranquility does not appear to be yet perfealy
re eflablithed in this capital ; at lead the J 4111204.4
retain a greater influence in the Government than
the military power onght to mirefs in a well ordered
Government, and it is to this influence that the dif
miffal of fine other perfons from the Minillry is to
be afcribed.

With refpelt to the events of the war, there are
various reports : it is Paid that our fleet has made it-
Pelf mailer of part of the dLsnd of Tenedns, and
failed from thence to Lemnos ; but there it is block-
ed up by Admiral Siniavin. From the Black Sea
we have received intelligence of the taking of the
fortrefs of Anapa, and we are now in fear for Sinop:
and Trebifond.

The Perfian Ambaltidor has returned hither from
the French head quarters, and the French Ambaffa.
dor to the Court of Peilia is ezpeded here. The
Ambafftdor from his Majeny the King of Holland,
to the Pore, Baron von Dedem, is arrived here. A
Minitler Plenipotentiary from the King of Italy, is
fpeedily expelled.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 1.
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The public anxiety is fill kept up tdpeeing Ad-
mire GAMBIER'S operations ; no difpatches having
been yet received. In the abfence of all officialcommu-
nication, we onct more prefent our Readers %%hit let•
tern from fume of our eafiern ports on the fubjea.
Although all of them confirm the accounts of hot.-
tilities having aaually commenced, we cannot vouch
for their accuracy, with refpeet to particulars :

EDINBURGH, AUGUST O.

By a vacl arrived at Leith, certain information
has been received that hoftilities have salinity corn•
menced ; at lea, we are inclined to give full credit
to the declaration of the Captain to that effee. In a
very few polls we may expea to receive particular
accounts.

" LEITH, AUGUST 2S

" This morning arrived in the Roads, the Char-
lotte of Leith, WILLIAM Swot!) mailer, from Peter!:
burgh. The Charlotte was ordered on die 13th
infant to leave Elfineur immediately by the Admiral
of the Britith fleet. There were in Elfineur Roads 17
fail of the line, betides friga'es, flops of war, and
tranfports. The tranfports weighed anchor on the
evening of the t 3th, and hauled in lh're between the
towns of Copenhag-n and Elfineur. Captain S. was
informed by an officer belonging to one of the Britifh
men of war, that the next morning the troops were
to land between Copenhagen and Elfineur, and that
a part of the men of war were to cover the landing ;
the remainder of the fleet were to proceed to Copen
hagen to take poffeffion of the Danifh fleet. Captain
S. Rates, that when about fifteen miles from Elfineur,
a heavy cannonading began about two o'clock P.M.
on the t4th, and be heard the firing till he was forty
miles below Elfineur ;—at that time it was eight
o'clock in the everting. At four o'clock P. M. on
the 14'h intlant, Captain S. obferved a fhip of war
coming up aftern, which proved to be a Danilh guard
fhip that he left in Elfineur Roads ; and as the paired
Vie Charlotte, he obferved that the had run, and left
Ler cables and anchors behind. On the 15th, at nine
o'clock P. M. this guard (hip was engaged with an
Englith man of war, in the Cattegate, about tw3
hours, and was taken. Captain Swoan adds, that
the Danes were determined to oppofe the landing of
the Britifh troops as long as they could."

K YARMOUTH, AUGUST jr,

" This morning arrived the 10 of this port, Capt.
Curls, from Riga, but lan from Copenhagen; at
which place he waited for convoy. During his Ray,
he law waggon loads of ammunition carrying to the
Cagle: on the t 2th he was ordered by the Admiral
to get out of the reach of the (hot; rn which day I e
weighed anchor and got under weigh for England.
On the t 3th he heard a very heavy cannonading which
lalled all that day, and he could diflinAly bear the
cannonading as low down as AVanguer Beacon, about
90 miles diftance, but the refult ha could not fay, as
no Ihip paired him on his palrage, and he had the w,nsi
foul alrnoll all the pailage.
44 Yelterday the Carrier cutter arrived here with
the fix fail of Danifh Greenland (hips, prizes to tte
Q.nebcc, Captain Lord FALKLAND; and this morn•
ing three more arrived here, and a Dui& tki?

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