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COpENHAEEN, B.—Last Wednesday evening, OC;eumy "commenced a most • tren,endous bombard-. meta against the w est anti north part of tile town. it cakulated . tbat upon an average, 2500, shrlli, badii, tire-rockets, red-hot balls, were thrown into . the plaee; Many persons were, w

John Goodwin, Sheffield, carpenter, to surrender Oct. 12, 13, NA. 1(1, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield Attorney, Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield. • • Stephen Sprott, Mendham, Suffolk, unlike, Oct. 19, at &lir, 20, at fen, Nov. 10, at eleven, at the Cardinal's lint, Redenhall wit

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' It is lierehy made known to merchants of this place.s that,. in pursuance of the peace concluded ,at. Tilsit, between Prussia and' France, not only all. Prussian ports, shall he shut against English ships, but that also all trade and commerce between Prtissia and England must