Star.
London, England, 1807-12-08 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

GENERAL SPENCER'S EXPEDITION•--The Ifl
lion of the 29th Regiment, commanded by the Hon.
Lieutenant Colonel Lags, yaleiday embarked at
Porrfmoitili. This regiment, whole high charaeter
is fo welt known in the army, has not been behind
the t rth in the rapidity wi,h which it has been filled
up, and fitted for fer vice, after) returning a fkele
ton from North America a very few m',nths ago.—
The embarkation of the Sad; commanded by Major
MACD'NALO, is immediately to follow the•zsith.
Yefierday there was a Grand Review of the 7th,
323, and soli regiments, and one of the German
regiments, by Generals Sir Gsoaca PREVOST and
PORTER, Inv/ions to their embarkation : the appear-
ance and marceuvring of the Fuzileers was particu
larly admired.
Report lays, that an able and alive Colonel of the
Heavy Cavalry 6 to go out as Brigadier with Gene-
ral Spencer's army, intlead of Colonel 'BATON, de-
tained by bad health.
A report has reached us, that amber force will
fpeedily be cnlleCted under that able officer Sir AR
THUR AVELLESLEY.
General GOWER and the remainder of :i.e S tutu'.
American army are daily looked for, when the Ge
neral Court Martial will certainly go on.

A Moniteur of a recent date was received in town
this afternoon, containing a long article in anfwer to
his Majelly's Declaration relpeeling Denmark.
A letter from Hanthurgh in the Morihur [fates,
that General PryMFrt has been arretted, and that
General WaLt.sat•onass, apprehenfive of the fame
fate, has 11tot Itimfelf.

The blfffings of the Confctipt Laws are to he ex-
tended to Denmark, under the care of the Fren:h.

Sir CHARLIS Cnrrow yeflerday received his final
initiations at the Admit city, pret i•ms to the alfutnp-
ti n of his command.

Captain Macgarr LEY, of the Lively frigate, From
Lifiron, is arrived in town, and has had lereral in•
terviews with Lord tviut.caays.

Mifs Btusrosi, a few days finee, fent in her re-
flgnatiun to the ,Managers of C,,vent. Greden Thea-
tie, eparatory to her Nuptials with the Earl of
CRAVIN, the ceremonial of which will cettainty take
place in the comic of next week. His Loidlhip by
the marriage articles has frttled upon his bride a join
lure of
_five itomAnd pound: per annum, and made
every other curtelponding arrangement that can
heighten her cnojugal felicity. We (hall be much
dilappointed it blifs BRUNTuN does nut make the fe.
r ions chat aeler the is about to aLEime, the molt lute-
telling and meritorinui performance of her life.

THA THWATR E.—Both Theatres were crowded laft
night by brilliant audiences: indeed the attraftions
at both were fufficießt to occafion an overt iw. Mrs.
JORDAN appeared in the WidoMi Be!moor, in 'the Way
to Kap him, and lafcinated the audience at Drury-
Lane with her ciquitite perbrmance of that part
At Covent Garden, Mrs. SIDDOFS and Mifs SMITH
exhibited fome of the &eft Ipecimens cf the tragic
nit, in game Sbere aid Alicia. The other charaelers in
both the Pieces jult mentioned, were ably furtained.
The intere(ling caufe in the Court of King'sßench,
the Earl of ELGIN v. nacos:ow, lot Criminal Con-
reflation with the Conflict; of ELGIN, his Lordthip's
wife, is unexpeaedly gone off, by the Defendant tut
feting judgment to go by default it only remains,
therefore, for a jury of the Sheriff's Court, by their
verdia, to declare the quantum of damages, which vet.
dil will be I ccorded next term as a 'natter of courfe.

The King of %%Tenpin+lia was not espeBed to arrive
at Stutgard before the tsth ult. The revenues of
the Kingdom of Weilphalia, which contains about
3,000,000 of inhabitants, ate air:sated at 16 million,.
and a half of florins.

So rapid has been the tale of that excellent New
Magazine, The Salirry, that the two heft Numbers
have already been twice out of print. No. 3, which
was poblithed the lit day of the prefent month,
abounds, if porlible, with more wit, humour, and ex-
quifite &the, than either of the preceding.

NAUTICAL I NrELLIC EN CE.

It is reported that a privateer, from Calais, captu-
red foot veffels, fuppofed to be hills traders, off the
South Foreland, on Friday night la&

CORK, DEC. 3.

Lan Thnrfday Sir Samoa'. HOOD, with the CEN-
TAUR and CAPTAIN, of 74 guns each, and the Co-
ur,: frigate, failed from Portfmouth, and they ar•
rived yefferday off this harbour. General BEAU-
FORD, who embarked on board the CENTAUR, came
on (pore in a hooker, at an early hour this morning.
When our Meffenger left Cove this day, the trard.
port, with the troops on board, had not failed.