Star.
London, England, 1807-06-26 00:00:00

THE EXPEDITION.

Emb.tt ka.

We mentioned yenerday, that another
lion of German Troops had taken place at Ramfgate
nn Wednefday. A confitlerable number of the fame
cot pr. were alfo embarked yenerdsy. The whole ere
to form what is called the ad divifion of the Grand
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Expedition.
The ift divifion of the Expedition, which failed
from the Downs on .Fridarafternonn, confined of
The 6th, gth and $t tiattattoiss of the One. .
The ad Dragoons, aud • ,
The ill Company 0t.41200e4; all of the Kinee

' German Legima.
The feLond divifion, which embarked yelterday
and the day before, cool-ins of
A Troop of the Horfe Artillery of the
The 3d Light Cavalry German !Legion.
The ad Heavy Dragoons
A Detachment of Foot Artillery,
And a large proportion of Artillesy Mortis.
There will not be any German troops in the third
divifion of the Expedition. The force will be all
Zritifh, and will eonfift chiefly of
Tne firft battalion of the ad regiment of Foot Guards •
The firft battalion of the 3d regiment of ditto
The 7th regiment of Light Dragoons
The loth ditto
The t3th ditto
Two troops of Horfe Artillery, and
Your brigades of Heavy Artillery.
Lieutenant Colonel MuRRAT, of the 31 Regiment
of Guards, goes as Deputy (barter Mailer General
to the Expedition.

" RAMSGATE, JUNE ss.
" Never in the recolldtion of the Well inhabitant,
was there fo much baffle in Ramfgate as there was
yenerday, from morning till evening ; troops arriving
at different periods ; a connant fucctflion of embark.
ing of men 'and horfes ; and a continual influx of
vifitors to behold the embarkation, gave to the Itreets 1
and piers of Ratnfgate a hurry and confution, and a
gaiety and military parade, of which-it is imptable
to convey an adequate defcription.
" About zoo bort-es, Waled from the depots at
Canterbnry and Hythe, for the ufe of the German
Foot Artillery ; a troop of Horfe Attillery, and
their two Brigades of Heavy Artillery, were all em-
barked before two o'clock.
" The 3d Regiment of German Light Dragoons,
uncommonly well mounted, and making a grand ap-
pearance in their hail-tr dreifes, arrived fu late in the
afternoon, that they could not all be embarked yeller-
Jay, although the embarkation was continued,, by
confining the water in the baton till near eight o'clock
at night. A great number of them were, of courfe,
billetted through the town, which had thus more the
appearance of a garrifon than of a watering place.
"In the coot fe of the night, the following tranfports,
'filled with troops, failed fur the Downs :—r
The Hope, of London, Roes a r KITCHIN ;
The Farmer, of ditto, THeneas S7IWAItT ;
- 'The Whitby. JOHN HUNT Ea, or South Shields; sad
The Henry, NORWOOD, of Shiefde.
"One of 36 grey htprfes, belonging to the Waggon
Train,which were embarking at the Welt Pier, fprung
from the keeper, whom it fewely wounded,.and fell
between the tranfport and the Pier. It was got out,
however, and (hipped without having received • any
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apparent injury. .
" Enipty tranfports are coming' in every tide, to
'receive the troops that are to form the third diviflon
of this expedition, the greattli that ever failed from
Ramfgate.
" The emba: kation wale rcfnmed this morning,
and continued for t'Wegrfriteft Pait of this day The
weather was oncistmfoaly Abe, and in MO point
of view favourable for the troops, mut fur the cote-
-1 pony collated to view them ernbarkins.
" In the afternoon the following tranfports, fall of
men and horfes, failed from the Pier with a fair wind
for the Downs :
The Union, pun ParrcesvaLe, of WI. •
Argo, WILLIAM ALAS, Of Hanby.
Anna Maria, WILLt .at Lewis. of Alealever,
(`.ors, JOHN MAION, Of 1.6146
Read. Mienaes. Power.. of Hull.
Regard, WILLIAM FLAG, of SCRiborotigh.
Providence, Jose ea Hicate. of Hull. - •
Ark, Joule Gat.e, of Wbitby.
Shorn, TI:IMA. ALMONT, Of New Cattle.
Pearl, TeosAs Moaaisou, of Aberdeen.
Indefatigable, James Loasrr, of Biddiford:
Swede, Jamas Baoww, of Arundel.
Mary, RICHARD MORGAN, YAITHOOLIL,
Eliza, ROBERT OWIN, Barmouth. I
Eliza., WILLIAM DAVIS, of Cardigan.
LeedeMerebant, Par re Wcartan, of Weymonth•
Refolution, S. B. SuLat, of Leith. • "
ColUngwood, WILLIAM PISTLZ. of Vardar&
Argo, Acute!, Hatt; Of London. t
Endeavour, WILLIAM CHOI/1M of Whiled h.
Unity, • Join Scerrr; -of London..; ~
Sidney Smith, paw Stem, of ditto.
Three Brothers, WILLIAM Mircuistin. of New Cattle.
Petite, PHILLIP Lao, of Harwich.
Eleanor, tIAVID Jowis, of Cancarthen.
Barleycorn, DANIEL SMITH, from Aberdeen.
Vella), . WILLIAM BARBI'', of Yarmouth.
Triad, REMIT Lac, of Sunderland.
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Ste. Re. Ste."

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MA tUER ADE.

Yeßerday evening at the Zing's Theatre, a Mal:
querade took place, and was attended by nearly 600
perfons.
The Pit of the Theatre (which was covered with
boards), with the whole length of the Stage, was
appropriated for dancing, in which was a band of
Pandeat) minfitel-, with a band for dAncing. The
Rage was illuminated with vat legated lamps, in fef. -
toms, kc. in the centre of the fcene, at the cure-
mity of the Rage, was a molt beautiful -Catherine *
Wheel, upwards of to feet high. Over the 4Slaikvy
was furpended the letters G. R. with a Rar in the
centre, (unmounted by a crown. The great Cuneete -
Room was alfo appropriated for dancing, and wis
lighted up in a molt fuperb manner. •
There were very few chars hers, which in general
were well fuppotted : among the molt conflualoas
were—
A Sylvefter Daggerwood, well maintained.
A Yorkihirentau, who, unhappily for NAPA was al.pkask
&sited of his knell &are of wit in a few trgifilital
An old Cloath(man, with his beg of old ClandisdkeAkaglifirt
to the quantity of pureinfers, was loos wadi a bankrupt
A Dutch Merchant, who could neither suadoritaidi aur he la,.
deritood.
There were a number of Sailors, who hardly knew
the Item from the Ran ; with a (mall number Amyl-
heeled Harlequins, clumfy Clowns, Hodemaids,ke.
with a prodigious quantity of black Dominoes.
About two o'clock, a number of petfons fat'clowst
to an elegant (upper. It was near o'clock before
the whole were aeparted.