Star.
London, England, 1806-09-20 00:00:00

PARE, SEPT. t 6.
Yeßerday at
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their leave of Trentham, where Marquis,
andMarchioneA had left nothing unattended.* mark
their devotion and refpeß to their Royal Gutfle.—
All the company had affembled to pay attention and
fee the Prince into his carriage, upon which occafion
his Royal 'Highneft. with his accullomed dignity of
manner, happily mingled with amiable affability. ac-
knowledged the civilities of the Noble Owners, and
took hie leave. The whole county Teemed affembled
to view their Paine', (bolus of joy were vociferated
from every month.
At Congleton, the Mayor and Corporation ap-
proached the royal carriage, and. with the utmoll
anxiety, implored his Royal Highnefs would hear
the humble Adduce of this loyal Borough, which
his Royal Highnefs was moll gmeioufly plirafed to
do. and to exprefs himfelf in fentiments of great feel-
ing towards thole happy people.
The liolunteers were paraded every where, and
the Yeomanry of Sir Jona Lucretia mu and ef-
corted hisßoyat Highnefs from Chelmsford to Knutf
ford, where there was much difficulty in obtaining a
.paffage through the crowd.
At Warrington the trowd feinted impenetrable.
Volnnteers at this place were palliest.
lad"' noticed by his Royal Hightails t it appeared on
their retortirthat there was not a man either wanting
to complete, shirty with or without leave. The
Prince alluded in molt complimentary terms to this
full attendance, and darned his thanks to be commu-
nicated by ilst Commanding Officer to the, whole
Coosi The Liverpool Yeomanry efeorted his• Royal
Highnefs from Warrington to the ancient and hofpi-
table call!' of Lord Drams'. fronticg which the Vo-
luateere were paraded, and received their Royal
Highneffee with prefented arass,,sad the band play-
ing "Goofavy the King." This good Englilh Lord.,
whore manfion exhibits every demonflration of hap-
pinefs and good cheer, fincerely welcomed our be.
loved Prince. The houfe is full cf company,a,lia of
which I fubjnin viz.
The Prance et Wales,Dttke er Clarence and fake, Lord and Lady
jerky, Lord and Liar Ogulkan. teed Gower, Lord and Lady
hanky, sir Thomas ind Lady Stanley, Lord Peterlhanc Mr.
Heallitote, Sir John Shelly, Mr. Hoenby and family. Cot ItsedyL
Before dinner the Mayor of Liverpool entreated
permiffinn to pay his duty to the Prince, and that his
Royal Highnefs would be gracioufly pleated to re-
. -eel,. an humble Addrefs from this ancient town.—

His Royal Highnefs, with an air of great coadefeen-
fion, received the attentions of the Mayor, sad has
fixed to-morrow for this ceremony. Oa 'fbutfday
his Royal !lighnefs rtfits this great mart of our
sectary; and, after infpeiting the public and titivate
eflablifkunents, booours the Corporation with his dam-
patsy at dinner.,
Sot resist !lb—Nothing can exceed the exertions
of the nokle Holt and Hollers to mark their Royal
Gueßs with refpe& and attention. A mollfplendid
apartment has been fitted np for his Royal Highnefs,
where every comfort leaned to vie with the magnifi-
cence aceompantine it. The Duke of Gi.ov
paidhil dutpto the Prince yetierdly, and gore* return
of this dißrilf, which his Highnefs commands. The
dinnectompany confined of 4o perfons, the hofpitable
Earl having invited the !nine-pal Gentlemen of the
neighbourhood to hare the hotpot of dining with their
Phut. The table was towel in the true old Enslifh
Iltyle,lthcre the great politeadi of the Panics tbone
with its Waal lodre. Thu day the Mayor and Cor-
poration had the honour to prefect their Addrefs to
his Royal Highnefs, accompanied by the Freedotopf
the Borough in a magnificent gold box of great value.
The Recorder opened the Addrefs with a mod im-
reifies (peach, defctiptive of the feelings he experi-
enced at that, the proudeß moment of his life, and
• 4lth great delicacy adverting to the incalculable lofs
• this cousiry has pill fulisined by the death of Mr.
Pox. Tlfis was a fobje& which would hot fail to
ronfe feelings in his Royal Highnefs's bofoin,
cative of the moil poignant forrow. His Royal
Highnefs did not entirely give way to the fufferwsg
linguini of his heart, but delivired hie Anfwer with
'hit dignity of expreflionwhieb never fails to excite
veneration and love. It is fixed that tomorrow their
Royal Highnellis viGt the own, where every polfible
preparation is making to live died to the fcnfetioos
his pretence is fore to produce.

FONkRAL or Ma. Fox.—The Public may be e.
, " lured, that it is intended the remains of Mr. Fox
lbould he interred in Weilminfter Abbey, on Turf
day, the 7tb of °Sober nett, and that the Funeral
(hall proceed from his houfe, in the Stable yard, St.
James 5.
The remains of Lord Timatow were brought
from BrigSton to his Lordthip's honk, in Great
George-areet, Wellminfler, on Thurfday night. The
day is not yet Seed for'his interment.
Rosalie Lax, Efq. has been elated Mayor of
Wells for the enfuing year.

The Royal York Mary-la bonne Volunteers had a
. - grand Beld-day yefierday, commanded by Major
:.,Tirootsow, in Hyde Park. •
Six Regiments are to be feat out to the Welk In-
dies, the 13th and 63d are to be two of them.
Sir Jour' Stoats- Ito been rewarded for his late
gallant incur-lion into Calabria, and Isis recovery of
the Iwo Provinces of that name, by being honoured
with the title of" Cunnt of MaIDA," and a confide:-
able Fief attached thereto, by the King of N .
Our text suer:uins from our gallant Commanders
in South Amin ica, we have no doubt, will inform us
that ether towns and provinces are in polTelTion
of his Majefly's troop►, as before the Muter ssus left'
Rio de la Plata, Sir Host■ Po► Wass had difpatched
a loop to the Cape for the 38th regiment. which is
soon rank and file. This was to have been the cusps
employed in the fir/ intlance, but Colonel Vass•LL '
being next in command to Sir DAVID Balm he could
not (pare him. This ()Nation being done away by
the artival of Colonel BAIRD, of the 83d regiment.
at the Cape, we have no doubt hur that meritorious
and excellent Officer, and his fine corps, are now
reaping laurels and dollars in South America. Col.
VASSALS. is idolized by Sir Hosts Pot, SIAM and Ge-
nets' Steamer.; the 38th were unitsr the command
nt the latter for two years in belAnd, before it failed
with him to the Cape, and he confiders Colonell
VaSs•LL as one of the bell Officers of the age. and
the regiment as only equalled by few, and not ex-
celled in the fervice. General B FFFFF ORD himfell
b fuperior :o all praife as a foldier.

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liabia,?neeintrar 16.
Yefferday, the Cotfrt Martial which has been AC •
espied for foam time pall in the minute and patient
invelligaiion of the outrage lately committed at Tul.
, latent?, returned its &tins in the Great Court Martial
Chamber, in the Falatinelquare, in Illuttlin Barracks.
On Thurfday Idly...the evidence both upon the part
of the profecution and the defence was cloyed—and
an adjournment of the Court took place until yeller-
! day, in order that the Members might have time de•
liberately to examine and invelligate their notes.—
The Court met. yeiterday morning at eleven o'clock.
Another trial will immediately take place upon one
private charged with a ditlinet offence—and after-
wards an officer, who is now under an erre& will he
put upon his trial, who is charged with mifconduf in
the late melancholy affair. • . . •
Friday a General Court Martial affembled in the
Grand Jury Room of Limerick, for the trial of'
Lieutenant Kinsman, of the 6t tk Regiment, quar-
tered there, on a charge preferred spina him by
Lieutenant Colonel Baa Low, of the Paid Regiment,
for being abfers without leave.