Star.
London, England, 1804-08-22 00:00:00

eOlik, Attatist

We. uncierlithd ail eticampitent will ititheediataiy
be formed in the neighbourhood of this city. by Ma-
jor General Sir Evaa Coots, K. B. of the troops
tinder his command in the 8. W. Diftriet. It will
confie of the follooing regiments t two fonadrons
of the 18th light dragoons, under the command of
Lieut. Col. Jonas ; 1 light brigade of artillery s the
ad and sth light battalions of militia ; sd, IA
and ad battalions of the 28th ;
448th 96th regi-
ments of the line ; the Qlseen's us; the South
Mayo, Tipperary, and Queen's county regiments of
Militia.

It is intended to have the encampment as light
and unincumbered as potable ; and therefore Bell
Tents, inflead of thole of the nfnal defeription„ arc
to be ufed on the oceafion. even for the anomosoda-
lion of the Field Officers, and no more tramp than
is indifpenfibly neeeffary is permitted. The quarters
at prefent occupied by the different regiments before
flitted, will remain in the poffeffinn of as fmall de-
achments from them as the nature of the ferviee
will admit of. Major General CII4I.IIIPAGIIII, Briga-
dier General the Earl of Coes' and Brigadier Gene-
ral Last.te. will be encamped with their tefpeetive
divifione.

An kith bookfeller has jail advertifed that be has
Aptly gjearre books on Pale.
Yefterday .83 days neu of reckoning were paid to
the Colonels and their agents, for the lend forces in
his Majefty's krvice, including thofe forting in the
Ea* ladies. which is not tinnily the cafe. The pay-
ment exceeds from the nth June to the soh day of
December, 1803, both days ineltelive.
This day 583 days nett half pay was Hiked at the
Pay Nice to die reduced Officers of his Hajeily's
Land Forces no the &kills efiablifinent. commencing
the ssth day of December, tilos, and ending the
sad* day of Jose, 1804, both days inclufive.
At the Canoe time and place, the allowance to the
private Gentlemen of the reamed Regiments of the
Life Guards, for the fame period.
The lid of the Mem of the Navy, jail pablithed.
up to the sa of July, esenprifes tea Admirals, 636
Captains, 413 Commanders, and 3533 Lieutenants.
Several prises have been fent into Dover, in con-
feclence of the blockade. A merchantman from
Laois to Dieppe. was taken by the Hectors.'
frigate. Another from Northkopiag to Bourdean".
'with a third from New York to now, were taken
by the Zraaa, and are all arrived in Dover harbour.
Captain Fun:mass who went op: astrviotioaage of
dilkovery to New Souk Wales, is now a • er at
the Mauritius. He has, however. means to
write, by way of America to the Bruin' Government,
who no doubt will make a formal complabit of his
treamient. and demand his releafe. It was agreed
between the two Governments. that Hikers on voy-
ages of difeovery, mould not be ooloted by either of
the Belligerent pairs.

_ .
Lieutenant Fermat, frets New Sauk Wales,
waked re Friday on Lord Coon. at bit nate is
Downing-Preet, for the peyote of awing force ar-
rangemenu for the fitting est hips to carry rattlers
and Rotes to that Colony.

Advices bale bees received that the Regan fleet,
confiaing of ten fail of the line sod Come frigates,
were teen the latter end of laa month of the Bland
of Bornholm ; but no accounts have yet bees receiv-
ed of their having patted the Sound.
A few days after the attempt of the Brea fleet to
get out, the Rochefort fquadron alto put to lea, but
obferving one of our cruifers making fignals to Sir
Rosser CALDER'S detachment, then in the O&M,
•hey immediately put about, crowding all Gil to get
back to port.
The Batavian fleet does not indicate any intent to
go to fea, though fix (hies of the line, three frigates,
and three cutters. according to the report of neutrals,
are fully equipped, and would be ready to fail at
twenty four hours notice. On the 14th intl. 26 new
gun boats, and r 6 flat- bottomed boats, arrived at Fl o fit-
tag from the interior of Holland and from the banks
ofthe Rhine. Theta vefels remain there to take on
board their artillery and ammunition, and then pro-
ceed by way of Antwerp along the cyan to Mend. A
Pruffian sip from Middleburgh has stored our Noe-
drop, that moll of the fedora on board thee gun boats
and flat bottomed boats had deferted in Holland, hav-
ing been fent by requilition,_under the efcort of gent
d'arrees, as far as from Balk in Switzerland to man
them. To obtain crews fittficient to carry them to
Floating, an embargo had been laid for La hours at
Rotterdam, and all (hips without exception, neutrals
as well as Dutch, had been obliged to format a cer.
tain number of &Hors, upon condition that, upon
their arrival in Zealand, they would be permitted to
return. This was, however, not the cafe, which
rattled a momentary mutiny, in which four men were
killed.

The accounts brought by an American, of Noss
being at the Maw itius on the loth of April, and of his
having been coolly received by General Ds Casa,
are totally unfounded. After his fitameful repulfe
by our merchant (hips, on the tsth of February, he
made the bell of his way to Batavia, where he is
known to have been about the middle of March.
Wherever he may be, our homeward-bound Bengal
fleet, convoyed by the Gs *met's, of so guns, and the
Cattocius frigate, have little to apprehend from him.
Captain Ft.' m two, of the Egyptienne, (poke an
American, who faw a line of battle (hip, two frigates,
and a brig, fleecing for the Mauritius in May ; they
(hewed Englifh colours, fuel] as they were before the
Union, from which, and other eircumflanees, he bad
no doubt they were French.

In confequence of an affault upon a Lieutenant of
the Imptefs, by a man who works at the New Cut
upon the River, at Briftol, the latter was left week
fecured, and delivered over to the Civil Power. The
next day his brother navigators, as they flyle them.
ftivez, marched into BMW, to the amount of about
400 men, with the avowed intention of refcuing the
imprifoned man. Being, however, unable to effeft
this, they feized upon the Lieutenant, and carried
him off in triumph, declaring that he fliould work
at the Canal, ;tad fupply the place of a digger in the
fet to which he belonged. To this club law he was
obliged to fubmit ; but the Magiflrates having heard
of it, fueh meafures were taken as induced there gcn-
demos of the fpade to liberate their prifotter ; one of
them has been committed to Ncwgate.