Star.
London, England, 1808-04-07 00:00:00

"Z 17,00774 APRIL 4,
Itori Highness the 'Duke of CUINIMILAN),
12 by his equerry; CaptainHElLElCiss, arrived
e• Palace, on Wednesday aftertook. His
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hness soon after his arrival, paid a visit to
Val •h
at his vase in St. Mary-street,
ee'eral Lnalso-N,
a military levee was held of all the Field Of&
the garrison, at 'which his Royal Highnesvp-
tSted Thursday and Friday to review the sth Bri-
.ie of 'German Light Horse, which accordingly
lot place. ()tithe first day, the whole dismounted at
o
Barracks, after which his Royal Highness
1.801 star dined with
his Royal Colnel ALTHighnessEN, and thwas moat
e Officers
4thereess, by whom
..agficently entertained,
neat day, the Brigade (mounted) were re-
W
don eymouth Sands: the day being fine,
1:to
;forded an opportunity to a numerous assemblage
of kora of witnessing a military spectacle, inferior
to ace ever displayed on et nr extensive Sands. His
Roll Highness was accompanied by General LlN-
sica, Colonel HEAD, Major GOSSIP, and several
F" officers. The Duke was pleased to express
toselliaterms of the highest satisfaction at the very
00 :like appearance of both regiments. After the
5
_fig', his Royal Highness and suite, together with
party of Officers, dined with General lAN:ire-
:lyr
gui in the evening his Royal Highness honoured
mrs, Bm with his company to a select music party,
2: her house in Glo'ster-row. Several original and
beautiful pieces wer:• performed by the band of the
Nine's German Legion. Mrs. Beast gave a Con-
certo of DeSsea's with her usual brilliancy and ex-
erssion. Colonel ALTEX performed an air with va-
;ations on the clarionet. A M.S. concertante for the
ar•() forte, composed by Mr. SCHULTZ, was per-
formed by Colonel ALTEN and the former Gentleman.
gr. VIRTUE sung a beautiful air of his own composing.
The whole selection went off with great spirit, and
rotcluded with " GOD save the King," sweetly har-
zaaiacel by the Hon. Jolts SPENCER.
The Duke took leave of his fair hostess between
time and twelve o'clock, highly gratified.
re following morning, his Royal Highness, at-
to by +is Staff, General LINSINC.EN, Colonel AL-
ers, Major •Gcwie, and a large party of Officers
from this garrison, proceeded to Monckton Downs,
ger Dorchester, to review the 13th Regiment of
Light Dragoons, under the command of Colonel
Hun. The regiment went through their evolutions
a the most.perfect nmmer, and exhibited an appear-
ance of steadiness of conduct and discipline, much to
:he 'credit of the Colonel, Officers, and Privates, of
.which his Royal Highness expressed himself in strong
terms of approbation. After the review, his Royal
highness returned to 'Weymouth, and refreshing
himself at General LINSINGENN in the afternoon, lett
this place, for Winchester.
During his Royal Highness's stay, he occupied his
Nllizen's apartments in the wing nearest the hot
bath, of which his Royal Highness took the benefit.
The North Devon Militia, under the command of
1.311 BORED:GDON, are on the march hither, from
Bristol, and will arrive ir. two divisions, on Thursday
and Friday next.
The inhabitants of Weymotth express the greatest
egret at the departure of the 53d. The Manner in
which this excellent regiment conducted themselves
snot prove highly e.rb atif)ing to Colonel Bnrortaat
and the rest of the Officers.

bispatcles were received yesterday at the Admi-
ty from Sir J. WARREV, at Bermudas. Their were
brought by the Breath schooner, I.icut. G. MIALL,
who arrived on Tuesday evening at Portsmouth.
Captain MORRISON, of the Navy, arrived at the Ad-
tiratty last night with dispatches from the Cape ci

Gond
Admiral Rowr.Ev lift town yesterday, for Ports-
nth, to take his passage on hoard the Melpomene,
Csptain•FanK, as Commander in Chief on the Ja-

-miica station.
'We make the following extract from a letter ad-
dressed to a Gentleman of Tower-hill, from the East-

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Indies, dated May I, 1807 :
" The Dutch frigate Java, foundered in company with the
Fteabtirii, off the isl And of Rodcrique. It is supposed they ran
hal or each other in a heavy gale."
_Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with Earl

CAMnEN.
Yesterday, soon after one o'clock, her IVAsEsrv,
accompanied by the Prince of Witer_s, the Duke of
CLARENCE, and PRINCESSES, went in their carriages
toWar*ick-house, the residence of the Princess Cu/tie-
nt-re of WALES, in consequence of her Royal High-
ness being indisposed with the measles. The Royal '
Party partook of some refreshment. We are happy
to say her Royal Highness is in a fair way of recovery. ,
The Duke of MONTROSE was prevented from attend-'
nig his hIAJESTY yesterday, on account of the Duchess
being confined with a severe indisposition.—The an-
swer given yesterdAy to the inquiries sent by the
QC? INI and others, was, that her Grace had had a
very bad night.
Te.esday evening the infant son of Lord MORPETH
Vac christened at his house in Park-street : the Marquis
of STArroan, WILLIAM HOWARD, Esq. and Lady '
CAROLINE LAMB were sponsors—in the absence
of
1.:7(1 STAFFORD, Earl SPENCER stood up for
at the ceremony the Marchioness
I:owaer Lady the Earl
CARLD•LE,- Lord and Lady G. H.
ar.d there was a numerous party in the

/,;;;ci.':ne, the titlt of the infant son of Earl Mom*,
Cluntess I-OrTMN, is taken from a village in
andis second title in the Loudon Peerage,
is mere ancient than that of Moira. On the
.!‘'ath of his mother Lord MAUCHLINE would become
Lovnos, and would take precedence of his
1 tle money which was lately removed from the
Bank to Sheerness, has been shipped on board one of
.seventy-furs there, in order to be conveyed to
GottP.r.largli, in payment of the subsidy due to his
Swedi:n Majesty
A few nigh s Ago feu villains attempted to break
into a house in Molyneui-street, Edgware-road; but,
whilst in the act of forcing open a sash, they were
:li:c,7,vcred by a Gentleman from his balcony in the
:arne vrcet. The thieves, instead of being intimi-
--latod, trvicie use of very opprobrious language to the
Gentleman. and threatened to blow out his brains;
Ind it was not until he loaded his pistol, and fired
inong that they made off.