AccountOfTheSiegeBombardmentOfCopenhagen

A d m o n i t i o n u p o n Mr . S o mmm e r s A c c o u n t o f t he s i e g e etc. o f C o p e n h a g e n i n 1 807 . (Translated from the paper Dngen, for the use of the readers of the said pamphlet, by K. H. S e i d e li n ) . W h e n the countrym en o f M r. Som­ mer heard o f his giving an account or pretended relation in the English lan ­ guage o f the proceedings w ith fire and eword o f the English iieet and arm y against Copenhagen , they expected at least to see transmitted into the ennemy’s tongue those manly sentiments o f exas­ peration and that hrdent desire o f reta-; lia tio n , that animates every breast,1 w o rth y to be called D a n i s h . M r. Sommers Fellow-citizens a fC o ­ penhagen had an indisputable righ t to h o p e , that he had done h im self the honnour o f asserting this tru th , that