Star.
London, England, 1805-08-14 00:00:00

VOLUATE7RS.

The St. George's Volunteer regiment were oat r•
Monday firing with ball. On their return to th:';,
parade they were formed in a hollow fquare, and t 1::
circular letter from Lord HARRINGTON VAR read trJ
them. The commanding officer, Major Ilsooisos,
then addreffed them in a neat, and very appropriate
fpcech, and concluded by pointing out to them the
neceffity of holding themfelves in conflant readinefi
to offemble at the lhortefk notice, obferving, that al
the St. George's was the Weft Volunteer Corps, ter
moll probably would be the firft called on for actual
fervice. The regiment with loud and repeated mark.;
of applaufe, expreffed their readinefs to march to ai.
part of the kingdom to meet and repel the infolent foe.
The following Regimental Orders have been iffued
by Lord AMHERST to the St. James's Volunteers:_
Notice having been given to Colonel Lord Amherft of the p
Uhility of the Regiment being fpeedily called upon for racier. th.;
will be a parade in uniform, at Dufour's Place, to-morrow a oi
Wedncfday Evenings. Roll.call precifely at a quarter fix. a
quarter of an hour being allowed for the difference of docks. E,
a punctual attendance at the hour appointed, the Regiment win
be difmiffed in a Atort time, an infpcetion in marching order only
being intended, and not to move of the ground.

The Parade will be in Son and gaiters, canteen and Haverfack,
and great coat rolled up and placed on Knapfack. The following
articles to be carried:—

Two flannel waitteoatg male to come down well over the loins.
Two pair of warned flockings, or hAfitockings.
Two pair of flrong s made to come above the ankle.
Two mitt,. Of the foregoing. one on and one elf.
Comb, brufh, and implements for fluving, as few as potable.

A piece of pipc-clay, blacking-ball, fponge, tow with a piece of
greafc wrapped in it, and fuch other articles as may be uftd for
cleaning arms.
A (mall tin bottle of fweet oil.
Picker, turnfcrew, and brulb, two fparc flints, and lead to Et
diem.
Foraging Cap.

The Parades are ordered, and may poffibly be repeated, for the
fake of accuftoming every ,an to hold himfelf in readinas and to
carry with him, in the eatieft and mod convenient manner poilible,
the articles which will be of nfe to him in the field. It will be
too late to learn the method and acquire the habit of fo doing,
when the Regiment (hall be ordered to march on fervice. &sleet
and inattention now may not be remedied hereafter; and it is
therefore earneßly wished and expofted, that every Member
will be prefent on one at lead of the above Evenings, in order
that an opportunity may be afforded of adopting the meafures that
wij molt contribute to the convenience of individuals, and there.
by'render the Regiment effective in the Field. Abfentees on the
prefent occafion mutt not expcd to be overlooked.
AMHZIST, Colonel.
Orderly Room, Monday. Anguft, 12th, ans.

Yeflcrday Princp WILLIAM FREDERICK'S Volun-
teers affembled in complete marching order, for an
infpettlion by their Commanding Officers, and to af-
certain their readinefs to take the field, if neceffary,
againft the common enemy. They muftered very
ftrong, and were in high fpirits at the thoughts of
marching to repel the invading foe.
The Fa Regiment of Royal Eaft India Volun-
teers, with the Brigade of Guns and Band, will march
for Maiditone on Monday next, where they will re-
main on duty in barracks for feven days. They will.
at the termination of that period, be relieved by the
Second Regiment, who will be relieved by the Third
_ _ .

Yefterday the Fourth Regiment of Loyal London
Volunteers paraded at head-quarters, for the pur-
pole of enabling the Commanding Officer to make a
return of their actual difpoltble firength to Govern.
ment. The attendance was at this feafon highly cre-
ditable to the corps, the number returned exceeding
400 rank and file.
Monday the sth inflant, the Breadalbane
Volun-
teers, under the command of Major MACNAB, wire
reviewed at Dunfermline, by Major General Sir
WILLIAM ERSKINE, who expreffett himfelf in terms
of the higheft approbation of the difcipline of t:rt
corps, and of the promptitude and exaanefs with
which they went throught the various manoeuvres.

Additional barrack are (bendy to be crated at Pett,
at Ea9bourn, and in the neighbourhood of Lewes.—
the latter, we under (land, are for detachments of the.
Royal Aitillery.

DOWNPATRICK ELF MO N,—RIGHTH DAY.
For Vifcount Caftitreagit sop
tor Lieut. Cul. Meade - 1a,9
Majority ---31
NINTH DAY.
Lord Vitcount Cafticreagh • 1199
For Liejt. Col. Meade - 1176
Majority -23

Yellerday mnrning Mad ame Jr ROME BONA PART'
paid a villt to the Bank, accompanied by a Gentle-
man and a Lady. She was received with marked
attention and politcnels, and (hewn through the va-
rious offices. The name of the fair vifitor becoming
known, fome hundreds of perfons affembled to fee
her return to her carriage, which waited at the front
of the building. The fpeElators were, however, great-
ly difappointed in not being permitted to fee her face,
which the concealed by her real ; and no former was
the feated in her carriage, than the blinds were let
down.

A perfth reaMciliation has taken place between
Lord Prigs and the fuccefsful fugitives. An inter-
view took place at Sir J. TI4 ROCK MORTON'S, an The::
fennight, through the good offices of Sir J. anal
the Hon. Mrs. CREEVY. The young couple were
re-married according to the rites of the Chinch of
England, at Mar y-la-boune Church, on Tnuriday
HYDS PARK.—The plan for covering the naked
lanais of Hyde Park with verdure, which has been
adopted with a view to prevent his Majetty (torn be-
ing hereafter expofed, during' any review, to the exile
that principally produced his late inflammation of the
eyes, namely, the clouds of dust railed by the V, in,!
and the motion of the troops, has already been etln-
menced. Several teams were yetlerday employed i.l
conveying to the different bare parts of the Palk a
rich mold I,:r the purport. It is intended to lay lira-
turns of this mold, two or the e inches thick, over the
naked Ituface, and then to dr:fs the whole with a
fprinkling of grafs feeds, fo that by next fummer a
luxuriant verdure will have fucceeded to the ilCrile
afpeet which now, in many l laces, disfigure the face
of the Park. The mold is taken from the bed of the
piece of water between the Ride and the Drive, which
has been drained for the purpofe. No manure is
more favourable to quick vegetation than the flinie
depofited in ponds, and this has the addition,' ad-
vantage of being immediately near the iv t The
bridge in the Ride is nearly completed, the Tel be-
ing confirated, and the workmen employe( in mak-
ing it water tight. It will loin be in a (late to Limit
eoueariaus to take their siccultomed ride.