Star.
London, England, 1802-06-01 00:00:00

TIM ARM?.

ORNIIRAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE BRITISH ARMY,
JUNE 1, 1802.
Zrgdars. Fatale:. 111;- 7.t.
Caw. le. le. Itha. ,24Cfrof-
'' pen.
England and Wales 24 632 e 6 6t 40
North Britain a c; 6 so 6
Ireland al 26 25 g 48 6
_ .

Intel'', °nadir', &e. ' - 3 i i.l 3 lei
Gibraltar, - .. ••1 to ••• •••• I I 0
Minorca, & Malta -.— 12 g 12
Egypt,and on paffage from r is —.- ,i, 6
North America - -.- s a p 7
Weft Indies, &on paffage tch .37 -... 37
Cape of Good Hope, &e. 1 7 .... II
LiR Ladies, &on paffage t 0,4 19 —, &23
On pagage from Abroad 1 r ---
Total 40 147 --4 t — 228• 72
ii) nth Dr. included. (6) s4th included. (6) 49, y 2.
il) ad Batt. Royals, 18th, 27th, 1 Rat. and 61ft.
e) The Cambrian, Royal Lancaddre Volunteers, and the
13anffilIrc exclufive.
1 • EYCIIIAYC of Artillery and Engineers, Volunteers, &e.

Moa of the temporary barracks on the different
coatis will be given up to the relpeflive proprietors
on or before the 24th of June next.
The t Nth Light Dragoons are ordered to Guild-
ford Barracks. The 7th Light Dragoons, doing
duty at Kenlington and °Adam's, have been re-
lieved by the loth, from Hounflow. The Priu-
cefs Charlotte of Wales's Fencible Infantry have
been ordered to Tynemouth Barracks. Part of
the Both, lately arrived from Egypt in the Otter
tranfport, are to march to their regiment at Sun-
dtrland Barracks; and the 2qth Foot are ordered
from Winchefter to the ncighbout hood of Portf-
mouth.

Tis being the day appointed for a Genefal
Thankfgiving, the fame was obferved by the due
performance of Divine Service in all the churches,
chapels, &c.
Until the French Government choofes to fix up
on a perfon to reprefent it at this Court, neither
Lord WHITWORTH will proceed to Paris, nor can
the Gentleman be tired upon who is finally to be
fent. The vacancies in other Embaflies are delayed
to be filled upnn til the Embalfy front Paris is fettled.
A private letter from Paris, dated the 37th ult.
Rates—" Notwithftanding every pollible remon•
ftrance to the Fiarr Consul., 9n the part of the
EMPEROR of all the Russ! AS, Piedmont is pofitively
become an integral part of France ! Orders have
been already iifued, that the laws of the French
Republic (ball henceforward be extended to that
ancient principality and appendage of the illuftri-
ous Houfe of Savoy. —This is a moft certain faft.'l
By the New York papers, received yefterday by
the Mail, we find that an a debate in the Senate
upon the army eftablifhtnent, a Member Rated,
that he had private information that part of the
French force in the Welt Indies was defined for
Louifiana ; and fuggefted that a regular body of
troops (hould be kept up at the bead of the St.
4wrence, and the mouth of the Mitliffippi, equal
to Iry foreign military force on thefe points ; but
the fuggeftion met with no fupport.
It is stionithing there fhould be any able Phyfi-
cian at Hamburgh : the higheft fee for a vifit is
25. Reding. Till lately it was no more than is. gd.
An elegant Villa, crated by, and formerly the
refidence of his Serene Highnefs Prince ER NasT
of Mecklenburgh, delightfully fituated near the,
town of Zell, in the Eleftorate of Hanover, is to
be fold by Auftion at GARRAWAY'S to-morroir. It
is a pleafant retreat, combining amnfements with
ceconomy, and is particularly delirable to Parents
wifhing to give their children a Continental edu-
cation, and the important acquirements of the
modern Languages.
COVENT:G•ILDIII TN ZATILE.••••Laft night MIT.
BILL' NGTON finifired her engagement at this Thea-
tre, by performing Rofetea in Love in a Villogr,
which the did in her very bell (lyle, and received
the parting plaudits of a very full Houfe.
Pas:news rok juNc—Evening Drefies—t. A round drcfs
of white Main made with plain wrapping fronts, the back
full, with lace let in it acrofs. The tops of the &eve+ very tull,
• the bottoms trimmed with lace. A Mamelake jacket, and tur-
ban, trimmed with diver.
a. A drcfs of yellow till, the body and beeves covered with
black lace. A long lath of black lace, fattened on the left fide.
Black lace tucker. Turban of yellowerapc, ornamented with
flowers and bows.

Promenade Dreffcs—r. A wbite muffin round drefs. A
black lace cloak, trimmed all round. A bonnet of white chip
and lilac filk, with a lilac feather in front.
a. A round drefs with a very narrow flounce round the bot-
tom. A habit thin of fine muffin, plaited very finalL A ftraw
hat lined, and tied under the chin with lilac, and ornamented
with a flower.

3. A round drefa of cambric mullin with long flecves. A
black lace cloak, trimmed all round. A full ruff of cambric
round the neck. A ftraw' thatched bat, turned up in front with
a Itraw loop that is fattened on the top of the crown with a
tall&

Full Dreffes.—t. An evening drefs of cambric and lace van-
dyked. The bofom trimmed round with lace. The hafr
drelTed le the molt failtion.tble manner.

2. Morning Drcfs of cambric muffin. Handkerchief of muf-
fin, trimmed all round. A (mall cap of worked muffin. with
a lace border.

3. A drefs of lilac filk ; the fleeves of white fatid, trimmed
with lace; full epaulets of lilac Wk. A (mall hat, of filk, ortia-
matted with flower..

4. Evening Drefs of ant fpriggr d Muffin, trimmed with lace.
A buffont of lam over the bofom, fattened in a bow on the front
of the drefs. A white Patin hat trimmed up in front, and orna-
mented with antique gems and Bird of Paradife feathers.
s. Walking Drefs of white muflin, with fcveral rows of lace
or work let In front the top to the bottom of the train. - The
hair dreffed, with a white lace veil over it.

OBSIRVATION S.—The prevailing colours are,
lilac, yellow, flelh.colour, blue, and puce. Flowers
of all defcriptions aro univerfal. In full drifs
white oflrich feathers are the principal ornaments
for the head. Spanifh clocks of white muffin,
trimmed all round with lace are generally worn.

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. —The changeable
Rate of tkc fcafon during the early part of the prefent month.
has not by any means been fo Gretna& as might be -- -
for the various kinds of crops. It has retarded the g.
the wheat as well as the other forts of grain crops, ((pedal!,
the more thin and light foils • the cold and fruity nights
alto been highly injurious to various' kinds of fruits, mirth.
thofe of the more early deferiptions. And all the tender
of trees have (offered more than has been experienced
great len& of date from the.fane ;auks.
The want of rain has likewife been very prejudicial
gratin the hay diftriEts, the crops in general at prefect a
ing thin and very backward. The cloven on the light,
are declining, and teem to promife but an indifferent -
The old rehires in many dittaids afford bua.very

lid UT INTELLIGENC.F.

MAII.S•THISDAY~WIND North.
AttwED. DVS

4 Dublin,
0 Ltr.cli,

PLYMOUTH, MAY 3a

Came in the George of Hull, Captain To QMAS
BOYLE, from Alicaat, laden with fah, for Gotten-
burg : fhe fprung a leak nine days ago, and it was
as much as the (hip's company could do to keep
her free, by. conftant pumping t when her quaran-
tine expires fhe mull. unload to be repaired.—Alfo
the ACTEON Tranfport, from Alexandria, with
troops, lalt from Corunna, where (he put in for
necelfaries. The Swedifh Eaft India [hip, Prin.
cefs, of and from Gottenburg, Capt. CAB GAD.
bound to China, laden m iundries, on the 21a
init. in a heavy gale of wind, about too leagues
off Scilly, 101 l her mixen-mall and main top.mall,
and received fo much damage bcfides, that fhe
was obliged to bear away for this port.