Star.
London, England, 1805-12-30 00:00:00

copit DEC 23.

Moll of the regular troops are under etpeßatio'n
of leaving this country for England. The 45th,
47th, goth, 62J, and 82d Regiments are adually
der orders of embarkation, at the fliorteit notice, for
England. Tranfports are daily expelled to receive
them on board. The other regular it eilluents now
in this country ate the 25th, 32d, 63d, and c7th.—
The country is now in fuch a (fate as to leave no ap-
prehenfions on the (core of difitifeelion or invafion.

It is proper to corral an error which appeared in
the feveral atcounti of the Sentence prnnotlnced on
Vice:Admiral Sir ROBERT CALDLR. The words were
not fear or cowardice." which ,arc fynoninsous terms.,
but .4 Cousrd;ce or Jihifidion."

We learn by an Officer lately arrived from Malta,
that Sir Jamas Ca arc, with looookroops, embirked
for Corfu on the 36th of °Ebbe'', at which &sad
;hev were to be joined by 35,000 Ruffians. The
Britifh kad with them a very large train of artillery.
It was their intention to proceed to Air:ona. in the
Gulp!' of Venice. Captain ELFIIIIISrox, who com-
manded a 74 in the Ruffian fervice, affured our Of-
ficer, that so Ruffian men of war, full of troops, were
daily expetted from the Black Sea.

The t 7th regiment of Light Dragoons has landed
at Liverpool, from Ireland, ands marching to Nor-
thampton.

The 54th regiment has arrived at Spithead, from
Gibraltar, one tranfport miffing ; this regiment went
up the Mediterranean with Sir RALPH Asaacaost-
sy's army, and bor, a great (hare in the battles of
the Bth, 13th, and 21 ft March. Or. the Bth, at the
landing of thi troops, this corps didinguifhed itfelf in
a very particular manner.

The /th regimeni of Loyal London tolunteers,
Lieuteuiant Colonel SMITH,, mounted guard this
morning, at nine o'clock the grenadier company
takes the firll day, to guard the colours of France
and Spain, taken by the gallant Neisoli, which Were
brought to St. Paul's, on F'rida'y
. The Military, whole ofrces of fervid' hare been
accepted by the LORD MAYOR, to line the beets, &c.
between Temple.bar and St: Paul's Cathedral, on the
funeral of Lord Ishison, which is fixed for Thurfday
thf gth of January, are as followi :
The I.ondon Cavalry. Colonelinderdon,
Honourable Artillery Company, Colonel Curtis.
Royal kart Regintent of London Militia, Col. Sir I. lamer.
Royal WeR Regiment of Lomion Militia, Colonel Nevinliant.
The three Regirnents of Raft India Volunteers._ _ _

zit Regiment-Loyal London Volunteers, Colonel Birch-2d
Ditto Colonel J. Smith-3d Ditto Colonel Kenlingtin-4th Ditto?
Colonel Sir C. Price—sth Ditto Colonel T. Smitb--6th Ditto Co-
lonel Sir R. Wigram—ith Ditto Colonel Pratt—Sttt Ditto Colonel
Canning-9th Ditto Colonel Hanky—loth Ditto C010ne1...44mM
—z Ith Ditto Colonel Reed.

The Loa, Mayo& will follow the Lost? Cum
Jurrjcs in the Funeral Proceffion of Lord Naisos.
The Procedion is not yet finally fettled.
The receipts of Drury-lane Theatte, on the laft
night of young BETTY'S performance there, amount-
ed, we hear, to 2201. only.

Died on Friday left, at Bath, in the 6th year of his
age, Sir Jona Blow), Bart: after a painful illnefs,
whichhe bore withChriffian fortitude, much lamented
by all his friends.
On Friday the aoth ;nit. was decided an impnr.
tant Claim, long pending in the High Court of Ad-
miralty. The Spanint (hip la Caftilla, and her cargo
were both reffored : the violation of the Porttiguefe
Territory. at Fayal, having
,been proved againit the
captor, the Hon. Charles Herbert, Commander of
hii Majefty's frigate the Uranie.
On Thurfday fe'nnight the Judges in Scotland
gave their decifioa in the great caufe, wherein the
Ladies KIER, fillers to the late Jon); Duke of Rnx.
atranit, were Plaintiffs, and Jdww Wsuenors, Eft'.
the Truffee, the Rev. CilAitLIS Battu', Sr Joust
Scor. r. and Sir HENRY Hay, Barts. Legatees, were
Defendants. The Plaintiffs tried to fet :fide the
Duke's Will, on the ground that his Grace was not
of a found difpoling mihd, at the time he executed
the Will.—The Judges unanimoufly found a verdiet
for the Defendants.

A Liverpool coriefpondent informs us, that the
Olympic Circus in that place, will open on the 6th
of January. under the aufpices of Mars. Sxire and
Mason, men of tale and fpirit. The public curinfity
is highly railed, nor can we doubt will be as highly
gratified, as JOH ANYIOT, BRADBURY, HOLLINGS..
WORTH, NVDONALD. MIKEAti, &toil'', the Mifs
TILLETS9 Mils DIN wavy, and the elegant and grace.
tul Mrs. WYSIONV, are amongfl thofe who are en-
gaged.—This beautiful little Theatre is undergoing
every improvement that taße and fcience can lugged.
An Old Hamturgh faPor..natned Vast Pszsos, on
Chrilimas-day, at a crimping houfe in Old Gravel-
lane, engaged, for a trifling wager, to eat four pounds
of beef-Ileaks, two pounds of bread, and two pounds
of potatoes, and to drink two quarts of porter, within
an hour ; and he performed the difguaing feat in lets
th-in fifty minutes.
Harrifon, the foldier in the Life Guards, who has
fume time ago Paid that he would fight the Chicken.
if he had permiffion from his Officers and had any
IgentleMan to back him with money, is now under the
&floes hands. The knowing ones fay that they fur-
pat that he is in a courfe of training, and that as loon
as tie puffe can be made up the fight will take place.
The firft prize fight, however. will he between the
yougetk of the Belcher: and Dutch Sam, for a purfe
Of so guineas. The latter paid a forfeit of Sol. lag
cuintner, in confequence of having broke his leg on
the way to Blackwater.
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