Star.
London, England, 1805-06-25 00:00:00

WINDSOR, yusE 23.

Numbers of the very refpeetable crmpany, I
attended Afcot Races, and who crowded our
are now departing. There was yeller day one .
day of racing ; there was much (port, a ravour4,.
day, and a great thew of company. To
complete week, there is to be a public breakfaff yt
dance to-morrow at Sunning Wells, a donkey ,k,
and a race by the fair hires for •fcnocks. We la,.
haciballs alternately at our tosvn,ball and at Eght
• Royal Family, it is now laid, do not kat
Windfor fo Coon as at firil intended. Yeflerday
ning his Majelty, attendedby thelluke of CAMseinc.
Generals GORDON, FITZROY, and blames, and b,
Colonel *Kassala, vitited the Barracks of the Ke,,
went of Horfe Guards. After infpeEting that
of this regiment which has remained at Windfor,b,
blajeay rode to Arcot Race-courfe. In the eveeir
there was a terrace, where, though the King at,
Royal Family attended, there was but little coreph,,
His Majelly attended divine (ervice in St.Geo,gc,
Chapel, and the slay being very are, the King, o.t
and Princeffes walked from the Chapel to Frogh, ,

In the Houfe of Commons, Taft night, Mr. Lt,
c mut gave notice, ,that he would on this day more,
that the proceeding by botackment be adopted agaiot
Lord ?dismal, sand of the Criminal Profecutiot
which was ordered to be inflituted.

On Sunday the Earl of ST. VINCENT had an ie.
terview of two hours with his Malady at Windtur
Yefterday a Council was held at Mr...NTT% Louie,
at which were relent the Earl of Wesrmossulla,
Lord Cam.aesece. Sir WILLIAM GRAN; and
others. The Council fat till three o'clock.

It has been notified at the General Pal-Office, tint
in future on Tuefdays and Fridays, a bag of lotus
will be made tip for Holland.

It was 411 night reported, that Government 'ILI
received very important difpatches from the Conti.
neat, announcing that the Cabinet of Vienna had or.
dered an immediate movement of its whole military
force in the Venetian territory, towards the frontier
bordering on the Milanefe,as alfo that the French h 4
marched an army into the Neapolitan Slates—We
can, however, (late, that no difpatches from abroad
were received either yeflerday or this morning at any
of'the (Aces of Cyovernitien..,
When the late difpatches left Bombay, accounts
had been received there ths, a French fqua iron, with
a body of troops, were on the eve of failing from
the Ifle of France for Manilla.

Lord Haaanwav entertained the following fele!,
Dinner Pirty yefterday, at his honfe in Grofvenor. f.
(quart—Count and Countefs Woaoszqw, Earl of
Mat.stsatray, Lord Gaaavaam, Mr. ROBINSON.
Mifs Jeannie, and Mr. and Mn, CHOLNONDILIT. •
The oppofition given by the Hoare of Keys and
inhabitants of the Ilk of Man to the Duke of
ATHOL'S claim of farthpr compenfarion for the pro.
prietory rights fold to the Crown in 1765, has been
fo far fuccefsful as to induce the Miniher,on the
foggeftion of Sir W. Yowl* and the other friends of
the Viand, to relingorth the plan of changing that
claim on the infular Reyenue.
The Countefs of BATH Nis paid the fain of foool.
for a fingle hemp. on which were iftbed Letters of
adrniniftration to the pertnnal (ate of bee filbert MO
late Sir WK. Pui.simay.
Great hopes are entertained in the literary world,
that the tva.r hundred pounds per annum, enjoyed by
the late Mr. Moarmr, will be bellowed on the vene-
rable Mr. QtlCt ara, the Dramatic Writer.
The Mtmoirs of the late CHARLES Les Limas,
fo long announced, will. we underhand, make their
appearance in a few days. His fon, in giving them
to the world, has performed a filial duty, and if his
Father hat transfnfed any portion of his Soul into
thole Papers, a fund of broad humour and whima.
cal anecdote may be anticipated.

BlEAD.—This day the Lord Mayor ordered the
price of Bread to remain the fame as laft week.
Sir Hroc Notate was on &today feized with fud-
den illnefs, while riding in Hyde-Park. He was fop-
vrted by his fervent till a gentleman's carriage 3:-
/;coa,hed, in which he was conveyed borne.
Yelterday fe'nnight the IR battation of the 88th
Regiment. or Connaught Rangers, under the com-
mand of Colonel DuFF, marched from Ealt Bourne
to Haftings, where they encamped. This fine Re-
giment, being now complete, and in the higbed or-
der, they will be one of the &ft for fervicer
Six companies of the t 4th regiment have marched
from Winchelfea to Battle, Sures.

The Ayrthire Militia have marched to Colthelte;
Barracks.

The zd battalion of the 7th root, have juft march-
ed into ChelmsfOrd.
The 14th Regiment have arrived at Battle from
Winchefter.
The ad battalion of the 4oth Regiment marched
to Winchefter from Taunton.
The ad battalion of the Sad Regiment, which i$
now nearly completed, has marched to Hythe, and
will. in all probability, form a part of Gen. Moots's
Brigade.
The 59th Regiment are now on march to }Ufa,
for the purpnfe of embarking for the Eaft Indies.—
The firtt divifion is expelled to arrive there in three
days.
The Wel Kent Regiment of Militia has marched
from Ramfgate to the Ealtern Diflri 1.
The ad battalion of the Coldfiream. and the :t3
battalion of the Third Gmtrds have returned to en ~•
ham; it will be rAnembered, that this battalion
marched to London for the purpofe of being revic.:.•
by his Mat 'STY on the 14th
Friday and Saturday lalt, the Northumberhial
Militia marched from Sunderland Barracks, in tiro
divifions, on their route to Chatham. The firit di-
vifion of the Cumterland Militia arrived at New-
Cattle, yefterday fennight, where they will remain
iill farther orders.
The a fit regiment of foot, at Gofport, is ordered
to attend his MAJESTY at Weymouth.
' The Camp, intended to be formed near Weymouth,
will commence on the tit bf July. The 3tft Regi-
ment, woo ftrong, will leave Winchefter in a few%
days for that quarter. The 15111 Light Dragoons
are alto expelled to march that way.
Major General Hora fucceeds Genera Out, as
Lieutenant Governor of Poramoutb.