Star.
London, England, 1813-11-24 00:00:00

a rapid march, BAD sunraisr.n BoiratawAuz

The Park and Tower Guns are just foist for the
Victory at Ilanau.

THE EXPEDITION" TO IiOLL44O:
This morning at eight o'clock the divisioos of the
three Regiments of Guards, intended for Holland,
left Knightsbridge and Portman-street BarraCks,
proceeded along 'Westminster-bridge, for Greeawich,
where they embarked at twelve o'clock on board of
the Leith and Berwick smacks, Buctlengh, Pilot, a 4
Thames, for Holland. They were accompanied oi
their march by a numerous assemblage cd the palm.
lace, who greeted them with loud acclamations.--
They were attended by their respective Bands, which
played—a Britons strike hosoe,". 66 See the conquer-
ing Hero comes," a Over the hills and far away."
and other animating military airs,
Monday evening, Mr. Mares, the King's Messes,
ger, was sent off with dispatches to Holland.

Major• General TAYLOR, the King's Private &ere.
tarp, set off from York House, a litde before twelve
o'clock on Monday night, in a chaise and four. accom•
panted by a servant, fortiarwich.

Yesterday morning the PRINCE of ORANGE received
the congratulations Of the RUSSIAN AKBASSADAI at
a number of distinguished characters, at his-house.
In the course of the day he called upon the SIVINISII
AMBASSADOR, Lord St. HELENS, and a number of
particular friends, to take leave of them. At two
o'clock, hiss Serene Highness attended at the Foreign
POce,ancrremained in an *adjoining room to where 4
ccabinet Connell assembled at that hour, and remained
there during the sitting of the Conned, which was till
' a few minutes past three ; after which his Serene High.
hest Went to the Commander in Chief's OfEce,and
had a long cor•firence with the Duke of Yoßll4
In the evening he dined with the Doke of Yee's, at
York House. His Serene Highness is expecti-d-to Irate
town in a private manner, to proceed on his way
to Holland, His .son, the Hetedltaty Prince, hat been
sent for from the Marquis of VireustOrosi's
He will remain a short time in this country, taltheti
proceed to Holland. •
The First Veteran Battalionramountint
one thousand men, has embarked from.
Fort, for Holland,
DOVER, NOVEMBER tot,
so Passed through belt, at sight o'clock tbisikienle
ing froth Hythe, in waggons, to tanbark for so).
land, the 2d battalion s2d regiment, ands detalet
ment of the 3d battalion frsth (Rifle) regiavalt,
" The Derby regiment of Militia, upwards of
1000 strong, vv 'bark tomorrow on board. of $4
transports, which me 'toning in -skis tide from the
Downs. This regiment has been under orders for
•rreland this some time-past; and it is expected now,
that instead of proceeding ticre, the
_greater pare
will volunteer for foreign service (as soon as the Bin
for permitting the Militia to extend their services
l latiroad receives the Royal assent) and be sent to Hei-
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•' HARWICH, NOVEMBER es.
The first Royal Veteran Battalion are in track,
ness to embark as soon as transports arrive'; and Ge-
tiara' TAYLOR came down from London in a chaise
and four ; he, it is understood, is to accompany the
expedition from this tiondit

" CANTERBURY, NOVEMBER es.
Among the troops destined to comploat the itio.
rions work of emancipating the United Proliandafrorn
their bondage, are the 2J Battalion tg-,tlairliglit
infantry, and the left wing of tbo.sd of the
95th Rifle regiment, in nusitt-0. 550, at present M.
tioned at Hythe, whith receive 4 orders by urea*.
Sunday evening to hold themselves in readiness for
immediate embarkation. Besides these, d BattallOn
of Marines, at Chatham, 600 strong, inch ling the
whole of the Marine.Attillery, received timihn'orders
pa Sunday, and were to march yesteraiy far *mbar•
kation at Ramsgate. . ' 4111.
" In addition to this force, which is all which will
be taken from the Kent District, several regiments of
infantry, numbering in the whole.2ooQ:mea,.are now
moving in waggons, by the line of the coast from the
Sussex District, to Ramsgate, where thet are to be
embarked in succession as they arrive. •
" The force above enumerated amounts to 5150.
which will be encreased by troops fivin the eastern
district to 7000, the total to be employed on thil
important ser vice.
" Lieut.-Col. Ross, as.Adjutant-General, and Ma•
jOrTaxxcn, as Quarter-Master-General, the officers a
the head of those departments in the Kent District,
accompany the expedition in similar capacities. A 3
express reached the Earl of R ossi.vw yesterday after-
noon, which is supposed to have related to these ar-
rangements, as his Lordship immediately held a ccr.'
sultation with the %% hole of his staff.

lA3 \DON : Pritusd by Lsvci KuPT. P.cie• Place And
poetated doett. iftd at Us StaivOrrigel Tange•llar•

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