Star.
London, England, 1807-06-19 00:00:00

THE EXPEDITION.

We underftand it is now fettled, that the brave
Marquis of Huarry does not go with the Grand
Expedition : that gallant Nobleman is now appointed
on the Staff of the Army in the Mediterranean, in
the room of Major-General Watreaors, who fell in
Egypt. Captain Jottarron, of the 4ad regiment,
we hear, is to go as his Lordihip's Aid-de-Camp..
RAMSGATE, JUNE rB.
In my lan, I informed you that four fail of tranf.
ports from Aberdeen had arrived in this harbour
with the EaR Suffolk Militia on board. The regi.
Iment' was difembarked this morning, and marched to
Deal Barracks, contrary-to an opinion that they were
to remain here. They left Aberdeen, where they
had been nearly two years, on 'l'hurfday Taft ; and,
to a man, they fpeak of the inhabitants of Aberdeen
in terms of the greaten refpett.
Tranfports are daily arriving here ; but no troops
are yet come in for embarkation. Thole in the bar-
racks cont.& of the t 3th Light Dragoons, and part of
the German Legion ; the Firft Battalion of the Rine
Corps of which was expeaed to embark this day; but
they have not embarked. In coming from Ireland,
the tranfport which contained their arms and baggage
foundered and was loft.

Major General DRICKSEL. the Commander in
Chief of the 2d Royal German Legion, hill remains
at this place. A fmall veal with his !tortes, baggage,
and (lore:, was this morning hauled down to the
harbour's mouth to take him to the Downs, but it
did not proceed.
The firß divifion of tranfports with troops on board

were expeeled to fail this morning horn the Down's.,

Admiral ROWLEY, it feems, bad orders from the
Admiralty to that effeet yellerday. This da small,
it is thought, has brought him a countermand.

Yellerday morning Generai FITZROY reviewed the
King's Own Militia, oppolite Windfor Palace. •
Yenerday morning the Bloomfbory and Inns of
Court Afroeiation were infpetled by Colonel Mat Till,
InfpeAing Colonel of the Diftritl. They mullered
upwards of 3oc, being more than double the number
of any attendance for fifteen months pall. Colonel
MARTIN expreffect himfelf highly gratified by their
appearance and attention to difeipline.
The Royal County of Limerick Regiment have
marched from Dundalk to Mullingar, to relieve the
Sligo, which have marched for Collooney.
The City of Dublin Militia have marched from.
Aughnacloy to Carlow. .
The 97th regiment has arrived at Parfonflown,
from Limerick.

Sunday evening. the fquadton of the sth Dragoon
Guard►, under the command of Lieuttnant Colonel
Banotta. qnartered at Limerick. only A few weeks,
received a route, aid proceeded for Gort, Calilebar,
&c. •

We hear that the Kerry Militia, at prefent quar-
tered in Galway, are to do duty in Ennis.
The South Cork Militia, which were expelled to be
quartered in Ca(he', have received a route, and are
on their march to duty in the gartillm at Limerick.
The light companies of the 26th and 3► ft regi-
ments quartered in Limetick, were to march on S.t-
turday, on their route for Dublin, to he brigaded with
other companies at the Phcenix Park:
This day, Admiral Sir THOMAS DUCKWORTH at-
tended at the Admit alty, and had a long conference
with the Lords.
We are concerned to learn, that the indifpgifoic.n
of Sir SIDNEY. SMITH is fuppoftd•rrr prbceed from a
blow, vihi:b he received from an Arab horfe, when
riding in the neighbOnihruid of Alexandria in corm
pany with• fome.Araba. The animal on. which sir
SIDNEY- wirriding was attacked by another hark,
which had broken loofe, and which, according to the
prallice of theft animals when fighting, reared up,
and (truck Sir Siortsv with one of his f..re feet : Sir
Su:taxies bode having reared to return the attack, he
was compelled to difmount immediately, and thus
avoided further danger.
This day, the Lord CHANCPLLOR gave a Cabinet
dinner, at his houfe, in Bedford•fquare.
A NEW WAY TO ISCREASF GAMK.—The following
Advertifement i% literally copied from a Dublin
Paper received this morning :
"GAME.

" On account or the kinky of Game on my Mountains, I have
" ordered them to be poifoned this leaf m, therefore warn all
perfons cot to moot on them. NEAL O'DONEL "
" ts, Merrionlquare."
The following is a lift r f Perfonages who honoured
BRAHAM and STORACE by their company nu Monday
evening, at their hook in Great Rulfell-fireer. It is
extraaed from a Taper of yellerday, and by giving
lartlicr publicity to the names, we conceive we are
obliging both parties, the virtuous bons and their
honourable vifitants : it is of confequence to the
Public to know who, in high life, encourage, by their
ex3mple and countenance, order, decency, and good
morals
The Counters of Me:lnwood) ; Ladies Hamilton, Diana, FIcIsK
ing, Ruth and family, Coneton 'anti family, Dafttwood, King,'
Beechey ; Hon Mrs CavendHh Bradfhaw, Colonel Bradihaw,-
and i.ady, Mr and Mrs Lind and family, Earl of Scarborough,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. Lambert. Alderman
Perring, Mr. and Mrs. Rolls, Mr. and Mrs. Cowell, Mr. and Mrs.
Dc Nias, Mr. and Mn. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Williams and family,
Mr and Mrs. Soane, Mr. and Mrs. Leake. Mrs. Forryth, Hon.
Mr., A. Bofcawen, Mr. and Mirs Cocker. Mrs. R. Dottie. Captain
and Mrs. C. Cotton, Major and Mrs. Gordan, Miffes Angle,
fon, Bellow, Ecttervrortk, Madame Catalan'. Mrs. Bretten. Mrs.'
Herrington, Drs. Babe, Altairl and Kandy ; Meas. Hopei., P.
Hoare, Louis, Stanton, M. 0. Lewis, North, Conroy', &c. •
CRICLIT.—The grand match in Lord's Grounds,
on Monday the 15th inftant, between fix Gentlemen
and five players of Hampfhire, against fix Gentlemen
and five players of England, for one Thouland
Guineas a fide, was decided on Wednefday in favour
of the former, by twenty-four runs.
On Friday afternoon, about three o'clock, an old
lodging houfe Blick-lane, Spitalfields, fell down ;
it contained a number of men, women, and children,
many of whom were ferioufly hurt, though we do
not know of any lives being 1011.

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PLYMOUTH, JUNE r 7.
This morning arrived the Post.iss, of 40 guns,
Capt. BARRIE, from a cruize off the coati of France,
and brought in with her the following fleet of
French weals, which fhe captured on their voyage
from Brea, bound to Rochefort :
Sloop, la Voila. Brig, la Margarita.
Brig, la Nymphe. • Brig, Langelque.
Sloop, Utile. Sloop, Jean Andre.
Schooner, Maria. Brig, la Labortrufe.
Sloop, la Hazard. Brig, Jean Annette.
Sloop, la Condre All laden with wheat.
B►ig, Bonaventura.—Laden with flour.

Two others were captured at the fame time, one
of which was deflroyed on the coati, and the ca►go
now on board the Pamoas ; the other is hourly ex-
petted, and is laden with cables and anchors for 0 e
fquadron at Rochefort ; fcveral of thofe that are ar-
►irei, are very fine velfels ; they were fo near the
flame when taken, that we underhand the whole of
their crews efcaped by means of their boats.—The
fleet confided of 32 fail, and were under convoy of
three armed veffels, and it is fail, that many of the
convoy, together with the armed veffels, were driven
on Ihore. Sailed the HOUND, of t 4 guns, with a fleet
for the Downs.