Star.
London, England, 1807-12-28 00:00:00

r. 84 00,451am..--t•Oile imitition of the :rich Regi-
`Stint infrantr:Y4ttbertne: OfKceit, 29 3 Pt irate), 412.
,Two .bitivfnimesof :the Legion of the South, Nn. 1,
Light Inifentrye. Officers, 3s ; Privates, 659. Twenty-
one wilagons, t forge lof the Travelling Hofpital; 124
Officers of Health; Drivers; °Seers, s; Privates, 52.
" .9CTOSEIt zB..—Two battalions of the 66th
Regiment of infantry of the line: Officers, 51 ;
Privates, 848. Hanoverian Legion, light infantry:
Officers, so ; Privates, 740.
Ovrossa 29.—Detachment of tight infantry,
No. 32 ; another of the Legion of the South : Offi-
cers, t ; Privates, 28. Two battalions of the 82d
Regiment of infantry of the line : Officers, 3o ; Pri-
vates, 572 ; General of Brigade rosier ; divers
detachments, confining oft Officers ills Privates.
44 o.crosze 3o.—Flank Companies of the Sad:
Officers 3, privates 126. Commander in Chief, with
the Staff I Regiment of Chaffeurs, No. 26, officers 8,
privates and horfes 160. In the Commander in
Chief's fuite 62. Imperial Gendarmerie, with feveral
fuperior officeis 40.
64 °cross': 31.—Provifional Regiment of tft and
3d Dragoons: Officers t 3, privates 498 horfes 522,
General of Brigade Margaron. Military equipage
53 waggons, and I forge : Officers 3, privates i 66.
66 Novestsea I.—Third Provifienal Regiment,
confining of the 4th and sth Dragoons; officers 9,
'privates soa—Civil Branch of-the Artillery ; officer
t, artificers 25, waggons 5; officers 3, privates 16,
General of Division, Kellerman, an Aid de Camp, t
Chef de l'Etat Major, to bodes, so fervants.o-1101-
diets of different eorpi; officer 1, privates 87.
46 Novsmise. 2.—Provifional Regiment of bra-
goons of the 9th and tsth officers is, bodes pa,
Major General Tieback with his two Aids de Camp
ands Commiffaries ; Privates of a Regiment of horfe,
t t ; baggage waggons, 6 ; Officers, s ; Drivers, 28.
41 Nov. 3 —Fourteen waggons, with the military
cheß of the army : Officers, 3 ; Drivers, 0.

44 Nor. s.—General of Brigade. Tobin i Genaal
of Infantry. Forniet, with two aides de camp.
14 Nor. 7.—General of Brigade Mania."

The Royalift trenfpott, with the gallint remains
of the 3iith Regiment, from Monte Video, eons
mended by the Hon. Lieutenant Colonel Draw,
yellerday arrived at Portfmouth► -

Difpatches were received, yefterday, at the Admi.
ratty, from Lord Coia.taawboa, dated on board the
Oceaw, at tea, on the 13th of Oaober, at which time
his Lordthip's fqndron was all well. Difpatches were
alto received yellerday, from Lord GARD* aa, dated
off Ulhant, the 218 inn. His Lordfhip's Beet was
all well. The enemy had Made no movement.

The Prince Ernek packet has arrived from ja.
maica at Falmouth in 56 days. The Princefi Amelia
packet had arrived there on the aBth of Otftober.
A variety of letters and papers have reached town
from the Weft Indies. They furnifit 110 intelligence
however, of particular importance. The accounts
from St. Vincent's are of fo late a date as the pa
of October. The alarming profpea of a (catchy
which prevailed in moll of the Mends, from the an-
ticipation of a war with America, had fubfided at
that period. and a number of American traders had
arrived with abundance of all the ufual articles.
The James ma boat, Captain Hversa, was
taken while conveying the fecond July mail from
Barbadocs to Demerara. She was carried into Gua-
deloupe, and has been eonvertedinto an exprefs boat
between Guadeloupe aid Martinique.
Letters from the Dania, Ifland of St. Croix, dated
the 16th ult. nate, that the Mend was • threatened
with an almoft immediate attack by a Britifb (qua.
drop, with troops on board, to which it was fuppofed
au effeaual refinance could be made.

On Saturday intelligence was received from Cork,
dated the 18th and 19th, of the arrival in the Cove
of a part of the China Seer, viz. the Perfeverance,
Royal Charlotte, Cirencefier, At-ninon, Glatton,
Marquis of Ely, Thames, Neptune, and Albion ;
alto the Travers, from Bombay. The Travers left
Bombay on the 3d of Auguft, with the Carmarthen,
Sir Stephen Luthington, and Earl Spencer ; failed
from the Cape in the beginning of Offober, and left
the Sir Stephen Lnlhington there. She failed from
St. Helena on the loth of November, with the Lion
and Sr. ALIA it's men of war; Fort illiam country
!hip, from China ; Carmarthen and Earl Spencer,
from Bombay ; a Spanifh Mete (prize), betides
thole above mentioned to be arrived. The Spanith
frigate is probably the fame which was captured in
the River Plate, and having afterwards proceeded to
St. Helena, took her departure with the fleet. Mr.
Maumwaaiwo, of the Bombay Marine (from the
Travers), attended on Saturday at the India Houle.
When lie left India, the utmoft tranquillity prevailed.
The Metcalfe failed from Bombay for Bengal the
2d Auguft laft.
The Retreat (extra Sip) was (poke with on the
16th June, in the Straits of Malice, all well.
The China fleet arrived at Penang the ill July, and
failed from thence the toth of that month.
The Watley and Wexford parted with the Earl
Howe, Royal George, and Windham, the ad of
September—the two former touched at the Cape,
and were to fail from thence the aoth of Oeober,
with the Greyhound frigate.
The following !hips, which parted from the Lion
and St. Alban's men of war in a gale on the sth inf.
off the Wellward Wands, arrived at Crookhaven the
17th init. viz.—Ainifion, Perfeverance, Cirencetter,
Neptune, and Carmarthen. •
The Sarah Cbrittiana, Capt. MAMMON, was on the
24th Offober left, in lat. 6. 16. N. long. 24. W. in
company with the fleet, which failed from Pont
mouth with the Sarah Chriftiana, under convoy of
his Majelly's fhip Mount:men, all well, and proceed.
ing with a fine breeze.
-The other homeward bound Indiamen are off the
coact of Ireland. The Newfoundland homeward•
bound fleet has arrived at Cove, under cony, of
the Mutsu and Maestros. They hid arrived off
the coati of Portugal, but having fallen in with Sir
SIDNEY SMITh'S fCrladfOne they went ordered to
proceed to England.