Star.
London, England, 1806-10-14 00:00:00

of the
6th Dvragoon Guards, fquadrons

9th Light Dragoons
17th ditto

_ 45th Foot
87th ditto
118th ditto
ysth ditto. and
$ Companies of Artillery

jib Foot
16th ditto

400. ditto
BrivAlles Generals Sir Salamis ACUUUTT and CIAWIFOLD.
among the prifoners front the three frigates
brought into Plymouth, are many fine young German
recruits, who are entering the sth battalion of the
both regiment, and into the different battalions of the
German Legion. Many of the French prifoners,
officers as well as men, particularly of the Artillery,
have offered to come into the I3ritifh fervice. Their
offer is now under the conlideration of Government.
The gallant Marquis of Hooray, accompanied
by Lord CooIIWALLII, and fome ocher friends, is now
on a nifit to his old difitiet, the Aberdeen, where he
was received with open arms. In that quarter, Lord
H is literally adored by all ranks.
That fine corps, the 24th Light Dragoons, com-
manded by Colonel Haricot, arc now on their march
from Winchefter, for the coal', fuppofed for foreign
fervice, and no corps can be more ready for it.
The loth and 82d, now on their paffage from Ire-
land, will meet probably the Bth and 79th, on a fo-
reign expedition. If fufficiently recovered, the 89th
may join them, with a regiment of cavalry.
Part of the sth and 6th, and the whole of the 7th
and Bth battalions of the German Legion, having
been difembarked, are now on their march to Win.
defier, where the 7th regiment has already arrived.
The Ruffian fquadron at Portfmouth has 1 000
troops on board.
The camp has been broke up at South Sea Corn.
mon, and the North York, North Devon, and North
Hants, have come into quarters.
The 35th and 32d regiments lately marched into

Cerk. The syth is mentioned as one of the regiments
for the Weft Indies. This regiment has been fume
years in Ireland, and is there what the 4oih, pd,
and 43d are in this country—for this, Brigadier Ge•
tura! Elyorr has much credit.

The Duke of MOIIIIOI2 is at prefent in command
of hislfine regiment in Dundee, as is Lord MAIIII.
et sLo with his very line corps, the Perthfhire Militia,
at Ramfgate. We are glad to learn that the regi•
ment in which the typhus fever appeared fo fuddenly
and fo fatal at Ramfgate, is now recovering.
The part of the 4th heavy dragoons. which were at
Portfmouth under Major DaLatac, have marched
from thence, for Chichefler.

We have jun heard that another expedition 014000
men is immediately to be formed, and will be fent off
with difpatch.

THE NAVY.

The following is the official bulletin of the health
of Sir SASIUSL HOOD, as prefented to his MAJESTY
by Lord Hoop, on his return from Ryde, in the Ile
of Wight, on the Bth of Oftober :

Sir SAMUEL HOOD'S health la fo greatly Improved within the
left three or four days, as to admit of his walking in the village.
The Rate of ►ls ftump Is fo ftatterlog, as not only to rendar it
more than probable that be will be well In a fortoight, but that he
will be capable of embarking In a [hotter time.

(Signed)

C4OlOll VANCII
Su eons, R.N."
RtClllllO DALRY
Lady HOOD it almoft recovered from the nearly
fatal accident the met with on firft going en fee Sir
S. HOOD at Spithcad. Lady HOOD daughter of
the Earl of SIALTDITH.

The (hips proceeding with the two wades to South
America are the Aantir, of 64 guns, the Usicoaa,
Niacin, Tursas, and WINN, frigates, and the
Pusoacr and CHII4WILL !loops ; and it is not im•
probable, but that Sir SAIII7II. HOOO, who has been
appointed to fucceed Sir How■ PO►HAY, may pro-
ceed with them in a 74.

NAVAL. APPOINTMENTS.
Captain, LILLIC IAP, HAMILINs, and HANCOCK are promoted
to be Pott Captains.

Lieutenants C. HARRIS, ERNWICK, J. MANIRT, LOCITIR,
ned HAISIRICR, t‘tC promoted to be Commanders.
Captain Daow ts is appointed to the Plo•er.

•••••.. ARTIVIt to the Veliretus.

W to the Centaur. Sir S. HOOD'. allp.

A confiderable change is about to take place in
the Admiralty. Admiral MARKHAM and Sir CHAIM!!
PoLe go out, Caktain FREEMAN rLa and Sir ROGER
CURTI, Come in j other changes are likewife talked of.

NAUTICAL OTELLIGANCE. ••

MAILS THIS DAY.
ARR. oat. Am. 001.
Dublin os I Gottenbursh 0 1
Weerfurd a a Hamborgb a 0
Liam' t 0 f

PENZANCE, OCTOBFR is

This day,at two o'clock, blotving a gale at E S E.
the Pt INCI of WALI3 packet put inhere from Lifbon,
landed the mail, alto ditpatehes from Earl By. VI a-
curs., and proceeded immediately for Falmouth.—
The Dane. which arrived here yellerday, it called the
Same', of Altos', Captain R. J. SM i r, from &nevi,
with gums, for Tonningen, which the Superiorendant
laid under the Rriftefi quarantine, in eonteguence of
two of the crew having died on her homeward pat-
rage, and the Captain being now very unwell.

rALMOLTTH. OCTOBER 11.
Arrived his Majelly's fhtps lAIIEI%IIIOE, of g 8 guns,
Captain CORBETT of 38, Captain Saar-
YARD; PLOVER, of 18, Captain fisacocc; HAUGH-
TY gun biiv„ of vs, Lieutenant MITCNFLL, With a
large fleet of trinfrorts with troops rn board for the
Expedition under General Caswrosti; and CARO-
LINA armed brig, Denten:lnt DEASY, fr'm Ply-
mouth ; all i arrived the ince < 11Vales packet,
Toon, with Mails from Lifbon, in t y days ; left
there the Townfhend packet, and ihe under
the command of Eatl Sr. Viscsar. The NI stRUD
cutter, with difpatches from England, was ving
into the Tagus as the P,ince of Wales left it ; the
alt..) fell in with, on the paffige home, the fleet which
faded from hence under convoy of the Ricarowo
gun brie, all well--'hey were then within two days
fail of Oporto. Arrived the Sirius, RacHattostaa,
from Liverpool; Nantwich, HALBOT. and BaQo,
HATtRY, from Chepflow.—Sailed tie Prineefs Eli-
zabeth (2d), Captai,i FF ATH PISTON, with Maily for
Malta and Gibtaltar.—Wind E. blows hard.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER is.
Came in the Pruffian gallintt De Vrnw Aron',
Captain VA11531. hnm Dantzie; Ruffian galliott
Coorope, Capt. RAkTTOLIDO, from Dantzie ; Dane
balk Cerea, Capt. Noun, from Longfound ; Mary
Ann, Capt. CADIA, from Peterflaorgh, all with naval
Ores, for this port ; and lasnizar gun brig, from
the Weltward.
YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 13.

Arrived the SPARROW floop of war, with a large
fmuggling lugger, having on board i,OOO tubs of
fpirits, feveral bales of tobacco, and cards. She is
called the Reliance of Folkflone, and is quite new,
and her fiat trip. She was taken by the boats of the
S►aaßow, after rowing upwards of twenty miles.
The crew of the lugger took to their boats, and got
nn fhore.—Arrived the Catscsur frigate, and Viz.'s
gun.brig.—Sailed the BOREAS floop of war.—Ar-
rived the ORIATIIS floop and Canso! gun-brig.—.
Ships of war under Admiral Dovotast—Rotauca,
Admiral's flag.thip ; Casimir frigate; Svaattow,
and (hams, floops, and CENSOR, gun brig. Nine
fiihing fmacks, under Pruflian colours, have arrived
in thefe roads, detained by the North Sea fleet.
DEAL, OCTOBER 53.

Came down from Sheernefs yefterday afternoon,
and failsd from the Downs this morning, the '1 vow-
PaUSE (loop of war, wish the CLYDE frigate, Com-
modore OWEN. and feveral gun brigs, on a cruize
off the French Coal! ; alto the Ear Lotion bomb.
with the outward-bound, &c. under convoy for
Portfmouth. Arrived the Vrxvw gun brig, from a
cruize, and the AGAI4II6I/1014 man of war, from
Sheernefs, and remain in the Downs with the reft of
the (hips as per laft. Arrived and failed for the River.
the Nelfon, Hu asoc a, from Antigua, and the (tveu
CLa late. —, from Grenada.—Wind E. N. E.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE.MONEY.
The Autumn poop, and Manly gun brig, for the recapture of
the George, February 18, zBos. will be paid to morrow, at No. lei,
Upper Thames-area, and recalled every day for three months.
The Saracen, for the capture of the Eagle, Augult zei, tBoy,
will he paid at No. 38. Higli•itrcet, Partfmouth, every Monday
and Thurfday for three months.

The Ratter, for the recapture of the Crew Ike. September fp.
) 805, will be paid OA her arrival in port. and recalled at No. tB,
Clement's Inn, every Tuefday and Friday for three months.
The Star. for the recapture, of the Adventure, Argo, and Good
Intent, Jemmy 31, tBo6, will be paid on board, on her arrival in
pout, and recalled at No. 18, Clanert's Inn, every Tuefday and
Friday for three maths.

•
The Profelyte and Fly, foe the capture of the Triton, Auguft 4,
wm be paid on irlday pelt, the former at No. rB, Cle-
ment's Inn ; the latter at No. 28, Ilartlett's Buildings; and re-
called every Tuefday and Friday for three years.