Star.
London, England, 1807-06-25 00:00:00

THE EXPEDITION.

Yenerday. a detachment of the German
marched thtough London, on their way from Chelmi.
4.14 to Canterbury, where they will remain a day or
two. till arrangements are made for their embarks.
lion at Ramfgate.

The fecond divifion of the expedition will fail either
this day or to-morrow. The whje of the German
Legion, with the exception oflwo or three battalions,
will then have left this country. A Britifh force,
equally thong at leaft, *ill loon follow. The troops
have for fume days been colkaed at thole points from
which they may reach the coati at a few hours notice.
The amount of the whole force intended for the Coss.
tinent, judging from the number of tranfports already
ambled as well as taken up, we fhould reckon at
lean. at 30,000 men. .

RAMSOATE. JUNE s.
41 The prefent is regarded as the greaten embar-
ttion of artillery horfes and cavalry that ever took
place at Ramfgate. Not lets than rzoo are expeEted
here this day. One hundred end fifty horfeb, (elec-
ted from thole of the Royal Artillery at Canterbury,
for the afe of the German foot artillery, arrived here
this forenoon about 11 o'clock, and were immediately
flung into the tranfports, drawn op along the inner,
the outer, and the wenern piers. Fifty horfes front
Hythe, of the fame defeription, and for limner pnr.
pores, are expelled to arrive here every minute.
14 Between twelve and one o'clock a troop of
German horfe artillery arrived, having is their trait'
a number of carriage guns. The horfes, all in gopd
condition, and the troopers in high (piths, were ge.
barked with the greaten Wei ity, under the *maim
' of Captain TIMMS, and the other ~!entietnen
pointed to that fervice. Not the.:kaallea accident,
and hardly-a asonaint's intecraption occurred,
- datafierasash two tnigadnassagnsplikranaa
artilkty sifts arrived i and foes after-titer, Of sd
vasisseut of light dragoons, of.** .fiemeedips. At
prelate (four o'clock) theta corps are drawn op on
the beach and along the piers, embarking as fait as
•poirsble $ but none of the tranfports haat failed, or
can fail with this tide.

" The troops that have arrivei this day, namely,
On. troop of Germano Ardliery,
Two Brigade* of Heavy do. and
The "'Regiment of German Light Dragoons,
nra all that are to form, what is called the fecond ex-
pedition. The third expedition, the troops for which
are all at Canterbury, will contift of
The 7th Light Dragoons,
The nth ditto.
The soh ditto.
Two Troops °IBM& Hogs Artillery ; and
roar Brigades of Heavy Attillsay, air°

• DEAL, JUNE 34.

" Yellerday afternoon, arrived in the Downs the
tranfports marked C. R. E, X. and X.. full of troops,
which embarked that day, about Pool's o'clock,
Ramfgare. The troops are that part of the td bat.
cabins of the German Legion, viz. the rifle corps,
which lately loft their arms and baggage coming
from Ireland, in a crazy tranfport s new arms and
accoutrements leave been fent them from the Tower,
and the appearance and difcipline of the corps :.re
truly 'silica! y. They have but few females on board,
all German, excepting one—no other having been
prevailed on
14 To pack up her tatters, and follow the drnyr►"
By the bye, their drum is a very old drum t preeifely
fuels a drum as you may imagine to have feen in ufe
ar the battle of Minden: fo much the better; we liups
it will often beat lo Victory !"

I