... T*lw MORNING - GIZ-i C jL : I/: -, I . ,4 ig L O N D) ON N 2THWUR4DAY, SEPTE IS 'LR 17, i er Dispatches were yeterday received n 1h suriende 'of'CoPenhas~-en upiynn ,1L ?? onh : a' 1-'casson the F'ark ?? rbI.; ifeef .d 0 Bells ra g ail tlie dai. I )he ncs was irjnndzii comiiuticated to the LORD 29iAYP,, by the Sfi Y1 TASY ' o r TATE, and FIRST LOdsr us TP.E NIPALT'Y, ~aAid sent off by, ies ...

... TUE M(ORNING 4'HROrICLE. LONDO.N: RDA-, SSPTAM R IX, s8of. . Dispatches were yesterday received from Admiral GAMBlER, by Capt. PAGET, of the Cambrian, down to the I ith. The greatest 1aclivity was employed in get.. ting the Danish Fleet ready for sea, and embarking the Naval Stores, which are said to be nearly sufficient to fill the whole of the, fleet.and transports. It is thought, that in ...

... THES E XPr I TO-M. A ILAPAV4H, SEPT. 13.-Arrived here htis monrn. ing, the Margaretta Andrew, JIicobson; KI\sterf and the Dolphin, Cruse, Ma'lster, two. Danish Gree ilapd .ien, the former I I Z, ii is, the }atter quite full ; detained by his Majesty's -ship Quebec, Lord Fauikland Coin. mandvr. We learn tpat eight sjil more Dariish Green- landmen ire oet; and in' be expe&ed here every tide.' , ...

... TR-E MORNING ,W('I-ROATICLB. LOND DON: WiZDNITSD41Is' SBPTEMBf5R i6, t207.. From Copen agen no accounrS are received by Go- vernmerot Ia;er than the 26th; and the intelligence brought to Hull is of the 28th, not the 4th, as reported. Thus'the latest intelligence we iave'is that by the Got- tenburgh letters of the 3 st,, when up to the evening. of tie z:th the place had not burrenide-rd. As the ...

... -TIrE MORNING CAHOrIOLE. I - I LOND:ON: MoNDAr, SBPITEMBAR 14, tS07,' The Public was mnuch surlrizea 'on Saturday Oh accounts of a most disastrous nature fom South Ame- rica, Con the very anniversary of the ,davaon whiclh the, official accounts of the capture o, -the place were te- ceived. The details were published yesterday in a Gazette'Fxtraordinary, from- which it appears, that this fatal ...

... ; T D, ?? I. IJ ?? , t ' , , -I.0 BO Ct NA .5 M .- . orhe nr u w M der oc' tic -papers~cd'bstaelt,it a~di h9f'~ Job to , ruin Gr'eat, ~B ris aix s ~ i~ d c o n ip h el - to 's i gc i b t. u ?? our humanity. C offe'r., Were it as easy~to-o Vltalk.w 1 31e6madle England long , ere th'is one ,0 h e 'ioisthe ?? Sate's; - uPpoiingi'whil~ they are makirig their calculations'ie ,~so make afei In-tie ...

... A ri IN G~ bNR~LUA 7 id Last nigit' cer e ast= ,[ The d~ :no't . nC om Dc ~stgp ter -The ' Morniteenh lasi5 Dsed all: the news - r~oi: .thq,. urjgh ^= .0: paper~,eres~ ing~ our.,attack a-M ,P a, wich - does icoe later than e - t- oveveh I 6 made aty offlicial comments on Ithis alfra .t. h A letter froni Aleppo conitains the Dt8h,- or 'hap rather the French accountj of the attreis made .y . f ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORf.NARY, OF SUNDAY, SEPT. X3. Powwing-strcet, Sept'2, 1801. Lieutenant Colonel Bourke, Dep aity Quarer- Master Ceneral to his Majesty's troops srling in' waith Anmerica, arrtv ty this morning at th4 ot~ce re Viscount CiLsslcre--4t, nile (I hiS Ma- jesty's Prindcp:.l Sscxetares of Stae, ?? the .Rio dela Plata, With a dispitcl tronl ?? Geir.alri 71Vitvloksk, ad- dressed ...

... ZWEi' MORNJRNt!, CrRQN1CLE. LO NDON: , UNoD4rt SEPTJ.¢MBX27, ;8o7., T: ?? of Saturday contains the Pispates from LE~ord C:AcT*CT and Admiral GMBIER, f %EvlwiCh ve have already given the substance. It is.thought rhat I the attack upon the Crown Batteries7 and the biock- ships ?? the harbourj wo~udd -if successfuj; de- ,ide the surrender of Copenhagen, as our ships could ;aer that be 'able' ...

... From the LONDONQ GAZE7TE, SEPT. 1. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, S E.T.I Extraa of a Letter rom ?? Right io0neiurable Lord Gardner, Admiral of the Whi-e, &c. to rheHon. William ?? Pole, dated on board the Ville de Paris, in Iorbay, Aug. 3., 1807. Sia -Inlclosed isaletterwhich I h:vejlst received fromnCapt. Bradley, giving an account of the capture mnade yesterday, and alludedto in my letter to you of that ...

... :1. ?? -. o: - T X, ?? , ?? ?? ?X -l, 7 7 > ?? s ?? .4 ' ! ' Q14~g THE ?? 'P ?? Russian Only mpl againstthe ch .fsiw .i . t fr.i&r +Bssara la and P''K ' Siyehe .resynt monith7 about: 80j'sp - rn7°8. . lnti en aand Wallachia;,in! oer to reitnf VZ~rceic lspe. Be-e, Wv~en the 3d and the 7$$ o *n enpasssed through VIENNAS 3d ,ap'a# .we ?? 6b, served great. a -ctyansceur ryate.,hancey or Depart ...

... )AL7LA7' - !Z42'IOM 'Vi tri he ted lei bo al: ve. by an ce! sy tht its Fr be Br pi of ma btII hl WI, Hi tha dul dee adi tili du toe M Ca lot M M IP: So W. pe D( r. SL th vc ac 1b, P! T A j ' ~esty owes to hin'self and t6 Eurol'e a frank of the motives which have didhated fis late 15e 'a tile Baltic. ajestY his delayxd this Exposition only iC the ?f that tnore amicable arrangement with the ...