Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23

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The voyage 81 ne Revenge was pro-
traced 10 consequence of Fer having re-,
ceived oIdeys 10 pur inio Brest before she
went 10 England with dispatches fpr the
Ameriran ministef Il Paris. She arriv.
ed ii Falmouth The 2o,h.o August.
The dispatches blythe Revenge cutter
from America, were Oh Thursday pre-
lssnsed q Mr.: Canning BY Mr.. Munroe,s
the Ambassador from the u, S. The
surgeon Of de Chssapeake IS arrived ii
the Revenge for the purpose Of giving an
ample description ofthe whole Of the If
fair betwsenthe Leopard and that ship
Wehave itfrom good authority 70 cay,
that the government of America, intheit
instructions 10 Mr.. NIunroe, have de.
sired him positively 10 insist on our re-.
ilinquishiag the right of searching any of
their vesssls for msn. Whatever their
rank or cordition may be- They do not.
require ns 70 give up our right Of search
for merchandise but they declare, they
viii never permit any OF their vessels,
whether ships Of war OF mefchan,mea,
10 have their men taken out, after they.
have LETT their ports Report says our
ministers are only allowed four days TO
consider Of these TERMS. 8 i X z -.
Government, We understand, have
taken up transports 10 carry between 8
and {, 600 tons Of ammunition and other
military stores, for another secret expe.
dition. This qusntity ii proportioned
% o large forceas the expedition 70
the Baltic. Z ~ N IN ~ IF !
I Sepre mber 6. 81
Dispatches have arrived from lieut..
gen. lord Cathcart md vice. admiral Gam
bier, BY which itappears tha, lord Cath.
cart Joined the admiral on ths i2th ult.
that, onthe 10Th. Mr.. Taylor, his ma,
jesty's minister Ut The court Of Copeuha-
gen, having left thar city upon the. Da-
nish government having declined % en-
ter into an anieable arrangement, il was
determined 10 land the army early on
the morning Of the 14th bur owing 10
contrary winds the ships of war and
transports could moi be brought up 10 the
place of emhaikation until late on the
morning Of the 18th carly, however,
on the morning Of the 10th, The army was
disembafted 1t sillsg. called Wisbeek.i
about ten miles north of Cc1pnhsgsn,
without any opposition. Lord Roysiin,
with the troops from Stralsuud, had ar,
rived on the 9Th OF Moss Island. When.
the Decentralization Of the strccps was.
completed, ! proclamation 81 the cam
lrAander in chief Of his majesty s land and
tsea forces wasissued declaring 10 the 10.
habifants of Zealand the circumstances
under which ihsy had felt themselves
compelled e proceed to the disenslarka-
ton Of The army.
I s. september 4.
The Swan cutter, iirut. Lrces, ART.
we'd 4 Yarmouth Yesterday mornipe,
from the Baltic, with further dispatches
from admiral Gambler. IA 80. ss
The srrivalof the dispatches rave rise.
to . variety Of gloomy rumoGrs ii the
city, ofour having sustained great los.
IN . battle with the Danes. n
The Swan left the feet on the 22d 81,
August, ii which time they were laying
about four miles of the Grown Bat,.ries.
The troops, amounting 70 SO, 600 men.
had been landed, a. already stated, win.
out any oppcsition. Their advanced
guards are within TWO miles Of copen-
hagen, whore ) heavy battery has Sesn
formed consisting ct fifty - pounders,