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C/opcnhagcn the Capital of Ills Danish Majesty’s Domi- nions, may lie justly reckoned one of the most ancient and powerful Cities of Europe; she maintained her rank hy sea and land, and was courted hy the most influential powers of Southern Europe, and was the only competitor with Great Britain in Naval Glory. The present Sovereign of Denmark has a paternal af­ fection for all his subjects, and the ancient house or 01- denburgh, the n;ost ancient Royal family in Europe,, will never fail to render Monarclis beloved and revered by their subjects. The prevailing religion of this Nation is the Iiuthc- , i . . . ran, but every sect is tolerated, and no nation has a greater reason to be proud than this, of the freedom of her re­ ligious worship.