Star.
London, England, 1804-08-13 00:00:00

tetatV ItEir" ea" Ardi 10.

The whole of the troopt !tramped here Matched
yefterdal at eight o'clock rot tottead Heath, a di-
ll:trice •if Coven miles, under the 'Command of Lion-
tenant General Sir jamas Ceatd, *here the brigades
were f .lamed into three lines, under the commend of
the feveral Generals, as follows line, Mai *
General Hoes, confilling of the two battalions of
the 424 and two battalions of the 92d regiments
the itch under Major
i General Lord Cwas.
confining of the rye! We&minilerr •the Well Suf-
folk, and North York regiments I and the third
Under Brigadier General Caw , was competed
of the R val Eaft Middlefez, the ad Lancalbire, and '
rifetiaire Regiments of militia: The light companies
fortwd a lei:ware brigade, which lkirmifhed in the
front land the flanks, under the command of Gen.
SN sauna a, while the feveral flanks were fuppors-
ed by fqnsidmm if the aoth light dragoons. The
tr.irips, am .tinting to upwards of 10.000 men, having
gone through a variety of evnlutions, returned to,
Lexclen Heath Camp about halt pall fix o'clock,
havii g been nearly t t hours under arms.
The South Eller regiment, which arrived here from
Huntingdon, malchect this morming, at four o'clock,
firs Harwich, there to remain till further orders.—
The Royal and 7th regiment of light dragoons
marched in this day from Ipfigich, under the corn-
Inland of Major General Lord PsOIT, preparatory
to the review of the troops on Monday nest, by His
Royal Highnefs the CON 111•11011 in Catty, who is
cape/led here on Sunday evening. The camp ex-
tends entirely acrofs the Heath Irons the Colchefier
to the Malden Road, and it is fuppofed that ihd en-
fuing Royal review will be the molt fplendid ever
witneffed in this diflrift. The troops from Harwich,
Wetly, Chelmsford, and all the adjacent quarters,
at is expelled will meet on this occafion.

Yellerday being the birth-day of the Niece of
Watts, their MA] STI LI received the compliments
of a number of the Nobility and Gentry at theteen's
Lodge, Windf or.
The Princefi of Watts, yefterday, gave an ele-
gant dinner to a patty of forty, at her houfe, upon
Blackheath, in honour of the birthday of the Prince,
of WALLS. In the evening, there was a concert, at
which several profeffional :mills from town affitted.
On Saturday • very refpetahle meeting of the
Mailer Coach-makers, Wheelwrights, and Harnefs-
makers in the metropolis and neighbourhood, took
place at Free-Mafon's Tavern, Great Queen hen,
when a number of horfes, carriages, and conlidcrable
quantities of flamers, were fubfcribed for the con-
veyance of troops in cafe of invafion. On Friday a
fintilar meeting of telpeetable Farmers, Horfe-deal-
waozon.midtcrs, Stable-keepers, and Mailer-
m- n. was held at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-ilreet,
for .h_ pit i coe of affording a prompt fupply cf
horfes, carriages, and other necelfery atEttance to
C- vernment, when literal liberal proffers were alto
made.
In confequence of a mitlake in the fignals, two
expreffes arrived on Tuefday at Norwich, with intel-
ligence that the enemy'. flotilla had put to fea. The
ttoopswete immediately upon the alert, and felt much
chfappointment on learning the mitlake.
Saturday two Naval Officers,after haring received
general intiruaions from the Admiralty, left town for
the N-rth, to adopt ceriaix plan. for more effeititally
defeating the objett of the enemy, fhould they at-
tempt a rect.& attack upon our thores.
The feveral block 'hips which have been ordered
from Harwich, and feverel parts of the coal.. are to
be fitted tor alive finite without delay, at Chatham
and Sitter tufa.

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The fevers' fineips fitting out in the River, are or-
dered In proceed to fee &redly t and for the purpofe
of accelerating their equipment as much as poffible,
fuck pentoiners belonging to Greenwich Hofpital, as
are fit, are to be fent on board them. for the purpok
of idElting in navigating the (hips to the Nore.
The soth infant is the day fixed upon by the Com-
mander in Chief to review the troops encamped at
Shorncliffe a after which his Royal Highnefs will pro-
ceed. to Barham Downs.
The IR Royal dragoons, and tome troops of the
ith light dragoons, left Ipfwich on Friday. for the.
encampment on Leaden Heath. The Durham mili-
tia, in two divifions, pared through Cambridge on
Wednefday. on heir route from Hull for Chelmsford,
and were foll.iwed by a part of the South Ellie, from
Ilantingdon for Harwich. The Egli York militia'
have been removed from Cozheath camp to Cha-
tham. to Ail at the fortifications : they are to be
fneeceded at the camp by the Northampton. Two
battalions of the 18th were yellerday to march from
Revolve, to join the camp at Barham Downs.
At two o'clock on Friday afternoon the City of
Wefitninfter Loyal Volunteers afembled in their drill
srotind, and marched from thence to Buckdcn bill,
in Hyde Park, for the porpore of a General Infpee-
thin. The infpedion was very minute; and their
alms and aceoutoemerts were declared to be in ex.
eellent order both by Lieutenant-Colonel Jausia•ne.
Lifp'eding Officer of the Maria, and Major-Geneial
the Earl of BAN butt', who was alto preent. The
Corps marched pit the General in ordinary and
quick time, in the performance of which the Light
Company were remarked to be parlicularly coerce.
The whole Corp. then went through all the molt
111141 manatuvres of a (ham battle. They commented
the attack in a potation near Kenfington Gardens
Gate, and adaanced to the Serpentine, wheeled to the
lett, And Sled towards the magazine. from whence
they wear fuppofed to he driven back. They then
retreated to the pofition which they at fir( occupied,
wheat Lieutenant Colonel VANS, received the
thanks of the General. which he was requefied to
communicate to the Corps.
By a Gentleman jolt arrived from New South
Wales, we are allured that the late infuriation at
Cattle Hill, was principally caufed by the tyrannical
conduit nt perfon. named Michael Nowland. who
had been formerly a cony , but was afterwards made
fuperintendant of convias at Cattle Hill, which let-
tlement wa. under his immediate direction. We have
alto been informed that this man fawned the furn of
sal. fermi ..ne of the convies under his direßion as
a bribe for procuring him a three years mitiption.of
his fentence : and that he atually Jid procure fuch
mitigation, an.l a tree pardon for the cpavidt, who Ia
nuw arrived in Enblai.d.