Star.
London, England, 1809-10-21 00:00:00

THE ARMY:

His Majesty's ship GANYMEDE, of 24 guns, with
five sail of transports, from Jersey, bound to Gibral-
tar, having on board the 47th Regiment, has arrived

at Falmouth.
The Prince of Wales packet, Capt. T. C. MASON,
arrived yesterday at Harwich, from Flushing, with
21 passengers ; among whom are the following :
Lieutenant FAULKNER. Physician to the Forces,
Mr. MONTGOMERY, Paymaster of the 50th,
Lieutenant-Colonel MADDISON, and
Captain WILSON, 2d or Queen's.
The Leicester, 3d Royal Lancashire, and Oxford
Regiments of Militia, are about to leave the Ports-
mouth district for the Eastward. The Lancashire
march en the 27th inst.

The Jubilee is about to be celebrated among the
Military in a manner highly honourable to the feel-
ings of the Commander in Chief, as appears from the
folowing Letter, which is circular :
SIR, Horse Guards, 17th October.
The Commander in Chief deeming it proper to mark, by every
possible means, the approaching happy event of his Majesty's en-
tering on the 50th year of his reign, and it appearing to his Ex-
cellency, Sir DAVID Donnas, that an event of this nature cannot
be distinguished in a more appropriate manner than by an Act of
general Amnesty and Forgiveness.---i have received his Com-
mands to signify to you that all delinquents confined for offences
of a Military nature, belonging to regiments serving in the Dis-
trict under your orders, are, upon this joyful occasion, to be re-
leased from confinement on the 25th of this month,the Anniver-
sary of his Majesty% Accession to the Throne, and be allowed to
, return to their duty. (Signed) W. WY R
.Ad NYAD.
Dep.j. Gen.
In addition to the above, we understand that or-
ders have been circulated throughout the Military
Districts, directing that the military be assembled to
fire a feu de joie on the 25th inst. as a signal comme-
moration of the day.
Among the private benefactions on this future me-
morable dhy, we may be permitted to record one of
L'eutenant-General CARTWRIGHT, who has lately
been to inspect his regiment, the 3d King's own Dra-
goons, at Canterbury, and has left thirty guineas, to
be distributed on the 25th instant, among the women
and children of the regiment.
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 2d battalion of the
10th regiment marched from Ashford to Battle, and
the Warwickshire Militia marched from Dover by
Ashford, for Silverhill barracks. This day and to-
morrow the East Suffolk Militia marched in two divi-
sions from Ashford for Winchelsea. Detachments
of convalescent;, of various regiments, have also
moved from Dover to join their respective corps.—
These movements have taken place in order to make
arrangements for the accommodation of the sick from
Walcheren, 1300 of whom have been lauded at Rams-
gate, Deal, and Dover.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20.
General Grosvenor's Trump, Bst. beat Lord Foley's. Apes,
Bst. IClb. Two-yr. old Course, 100gs.-5 to lon Trump.
Lord Grosvenor's Eaton, 9st. 1316. beat Lord G. H. Caven-
dish's Podagra, ist. First half of Ab. M. 200 gs. h. ft.-6 to 5
against Eaton.
Sir J. Shtlley's Fanny, Bst. Ilb. beat General Grosvenor's
Trump, 7st. D. M. 50gs.-2 to lon Fanny..
The Third Class of the Oatlands Stakes of SOgs. each. D. M.
Lord GrosvenoelEaton, S yes. old, 9st. 916. - - 1
Sir C. Turner's Mr. Gandy, ~5 yrs. old, Bst. 1016. - 2
Mr. T. C. Browne's M'George, 4 yrs. old, Bst. - - 3
Duke of Grafton's Morel, 4 yrs. old, fist. I 21b. - - pd
Mr. Kellerman's Zoroaster, 4 yrs. old, Bst. - pd
Sir J. Shelley's Fanny, 4 yrs. old, Bst. 31b. pd
6 to I on Eaton.-10 declared forfeit.
Duke of Grafton's f. by Waxy, out of Rattle, Sst. beat Sir C.
Turner's Merry Andrew, Bst. 71b. Two-yr. old Course.-2 to 1
on D. of Grafton's f.
Lord Foley's Illumination, Bst. 2.16. beat Mr. Lloyd's Puck,
Bst. Sib. R. M. ‘2oogs. h. ft.-I Ito 8 against Illumination.
Major Wilson's Juniper, Bst. 41h. beat Mr. Shakespear's Har-
pocrates, Bst. i 216. Across the Flat, 100gs.-11 to S against
Juniper. •
Lord Sackvillr's Deceiver, ist. 1216. beat Mr. Shakespear's
Zodiac, eat. 131 b. Two-yr. old Course, 100gs.-10 to lon
Deceiver.
Duke of Grafton's f. by Waxy, out of Rattle, ist. 21b. rec.
60gs. from Mr. Lloyd's Puck, 9st. Two-yr. old Course, 100 gs.

Cartels are established between Plymouth and
France, for the exchange of aged and iafirm prisoners
of war.

Lieutenant JOHN COWAN is promoted to the rank
of Commander in the Royal Navy.

Bishop Honcsow, the Roman Catholic Bishop of
the London district, has issued_ orders to the clergy
of his district, for the celebrationV the Jubilee of our
beloved Monarch, on the 25th instant, in thanksgiving
and prayer.
Friday the Lottery began and finished Drawing,
when the Ticket 2618, entitled to 420,000 in Class
A, and to £20,000 in Class D, were both Sold in
Shares by BISH, at his truly fortunate Offices, as fol-
lows :—in Class A, in 2 Quarters,2 Eighths, and 4
Sixteenths ; and in Class D, in I Quarter, 1 Eighth,
and 10 Sixteenths ; making, together, £40,000, di-
vided into 20 Shares. The Ticket, 4099, a Prizi of
£5090, was also sold in 1 Quarter, 1 Eighth, and 10
Sixteenth Shares. The Ticket 383, a Prize of 4EIOOO ;
and the Tickets 548 and 4833, Prizes of £5OO each,
were also sold at BisH's Offices, where the fortunate

Holders may receive their Money on Demand.

The third and last State Lottery for 1808, began
and finished drawing yesterday, at Cooper's Hall,
when the folkiwin Capital Prizes were drawn, which
were sold, shared, and registered by Sir JAI% BRANS-
, ccilM and CO. It their Lucky Offices, No. 11, Hol-
born ; No: 37; ClSrnhill; No. 38, Haymarket ; and
No. 269, Strand; namely,
No. 2618, a Prize •f £20,000, .in I.4th, 3 Bth*, And 6-16th*.
383, a Prize of £l,OOO, in 1-4th, 3-Bths, and 6-16th*.
548, a Prize of £5OO, in 1-4th, 3-Bth., and 6-16ths.
4,855, a Prize of £5OO, in 1-4th, 3-Bths, and 4-16ths.
2,697, a Prize of £5OO, iu ~ 1-4th, 1-Bth, and 2-16ths,
And the fortunate holders may rtieive the amount of
their respectiire shares on demand at each of the above
Lucky Offices.

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