Star.
London, England, 1805-06-27 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, JuNa. ad.—Puffed by the Friendthip, Chater, from
the Bay of Rules; Brilliant, E:orne, from Stettin ; Paul and Catha-
rine, and the Provklentia,Ronwfon, from Norway.—Sailed
the Flydenllyne, (alter, for Norway; Henrick
and the Sot u rui us, Cornelius, for Embdem
Cuwts, the. Neptune, Backman. from Malaga
and the tonetta, --, from Naples—At Hull, Crawford, —,
hos Wilmington—At Londonderry, Adlive. —, from Dant-
zio-sAt Newfoundland, Endeavour, ; and the Daphr.e, Bul-
ky, twosTeigamouth.
DISTRIBUTION 'OF PRIZE-MONEY.
La Loire. for the capture of Is Blonde French
trisateer, Augull 17, aim}, will he paid on board
ut Plymouth Sound to-morrow, and at Plymouth
evtry Tuesday and Friday.
The Emerald, for the cartnre of the John, July
to, atop, will be paid to-morrow by J. EV3115. Bart-
lett's-buildings, and every 'l'nelilay and Friday af-
terwards.
The John, of Hull, Cork mailer, from Ponle for
Pull, rilh ripe clay, is carried into Ranifgate, bar-
.- ' rln Jef.:rted by the new.
Adventure, Canis, from Jerfey for the Welt
captured and carried into Goad.doupe.
The Aninl. Evans, from &idol for Newfound-
laud, has been taken, retaken, and carried into Jerfey.
The Union, Cummings, from Tymemouth for
Sviclerland, is captmed by a French privateer, and
Cdfl itd into St. Vallay. •
The Mafia, Capt. Refs, of Hull, is 101 l at Green.
lone.
The Tyger, Capt. Coopman, failed from St-Tho-
mat's in September lait for Embdcn, and has not
f!nce been beard of.
Capt. Bimini is appointed to command the Dili-
icoce p..op of war at Portfmouth.
Cap. P. Cameras: a. is appointed to the St. ?ions.
filate, in the Eel! Indies-
r.pt. Bert.eriess to be Agent of Trateporta.
aid to command the aritioti now *Calk • •

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DU 18S. JUNE 24.
On IP,
Saturday lal4, the sad inflant, previous to the
review and infpeEtion of the Nithfdale Battalion of
the Dumfries-flure Volunteer Infantry, now on per-
manent duty here, the Honourable M . colarraLs
MAXWELL, of Nithfdale, in the named lady, pre-
fented to the battalion an elegant Itandof colours,
richly embroidered.

Before delivering the colours into the hands of Lieu-
tenant Colonel WEIGHT, the Commandant of the
Battalion, Mr, MAXWELL, irimfelf the Commander of
a body of Volunteer Cavalry railed on his eflates in
Yorkfltire, in a fhort, well conceived addrefs, re-
minded the Volunteers of the important and arduous
tali they had undertaken, when they voluntarily
united in arms to affia in the defence of their coun-
try againll the threatened attack of an ambitious, un-
principled, and fuccefsful ufurper,
After the colours had bees placed lithe hands of
the Enfigus appointed to carry them, the Comman-
dant briefly called the attention of the Volunteers to
the engagements they w-re now under, of affembling,
when called on, around the flandards now placed in
the min of them : that indelible !ham would fall
on the man who fhould either flinch from his colours
When awaiting the enemy's attack, or who fhould lag
'behind when advancing to the charge. He pointed
out the value of the gift which they, the volunteers
pE Nithiliale,- had jolt now received from the Head
tof the ancient and itlultrious Houfe of Nithfdale a
-tionte ,with whom fo many of thefts are connerlcd,
and from whom fo many of them are defeenaed.
The Rey. Mr. YORSTOS7II, of Morton, the Chap-
lain of the Battalion, next addreffed them ; and, in a
dircourfe equally eloquent, convincing, and impref-
five, pointed out the important duties to their King
and Country% which it behoved the Volonteers to dil.
charge. He concluded by a prayer, in -the highefl
degree appropriate.
The battalion immediately afterwards proceeded
to paf. in review before Mr. hluasev, of Murray-
thwaite, the Vice Lieutenant of the County ; Colonel
Dove:LAS, the Infpeaing Field Officer of the diariet;
and Colonel WALLACI, Commanding Officer of the
88th Regi:aent of Foot, tlationed here ; and after-
wards performed various evolutions and firings. The
number of the battalion that appeared under arms on
this occafion amounted to about 640 men, betides
officers ; a very (mall part only being abfer.t.
Before the battalion was marched from the field,
the Vice Lieutenant and the Infpe:ling Field Officer
expreffed in very pointed terms their entire approba-
tion of the appearance of the battalion under arms,
and the fleadinefs and exadnefs of their movements.

Yeaerday, precifely at eleven in the forenoon, the
remains of the late ARTHUIL MURPHY, Efq. were
removed from hi. late apartments at Knightfbridge,
and interred between the hours of one and ►wo, in
the fame grave with his beloved Mother, who died
many ',eats fine, and was buried in the Church yard
at Harnmerimith.

A plume of feathers preceded the hearre, and
thret Mounting coaches followed. In the &It were
-Mr; fuss Foor. the forgeon, executor to the de-1
'leafed ; and the twoMeffrs.THOMPSONs of Chefwick,
Gentlemen highly elteemed by their departed ftiend.sl
the tb,r coaches were Mr. FITEM•UkICE. Mr.
Pactita (the Law Agent). Mr. DENNIS O'Bities,
Mr. BURR!, the Rev. Mr. B. DUDLEY, &c. Two pri.
rate carriages, belonging to Mr. WALLACE and Mr.
Douot.as, cl,,fed the proceffion.
Bsiosra..—Yefterday the following Regiments
were brigaded at Buckden-hill, in Hyde Park, under
the orders of Major General PHlers, viz.
The l',1•11 Weflinintter St. Anc'.rcw and St. George the
Si. Gilt- ,•,d St. George's Martyr
Duke of Gloucatcr's Loyal North Beam
Clerk et.wcll - Gray's Inn Rifle Corps.

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Each battalion man had to rounds of anonnnition,
and each flanker zo rounds. They were in the field
from two o'clock till near nine in the evening, during
which time they were put through all the 18 mancu-
vres, and performed them with great fp:rit and pre-
cifi( n. The mullets were in general good.
The Loyal Southwark, Colonel A LCOCK, had a
grand field day at Kennington on Tuefday, and af-
terwards moll loyally agreed to volunteer their fer-
vices to go on permanent duty for 14. days; and to
meet on Tuefday next for that purpofe.
The Honourable Artillery Company were yeller-
day infpeded by Colonel MFRCPR,in their own ground,
and it is unneceffary to fay more than that they kept
up their ufual charader.
On Monday morning the left wing of the St. Giles
and St. George Blnomfbury Volunteers muttered at
their parade in the Mufeum gardens, and marched
from thence to Montpellier garden, Walworth, to fire
for an elegant mufket ; which was won by Mr. CROW,
of the Bth (Capt. Leo it's) company. A handfome
breakfaft was provided for the occafion.
On Friday hat, at Ayr, Major-General Wsstyss,
accompanied by Brigadier-General MACKENZIE, the
Lord Lieutenant and Vice Lieutenant of that County,
reviewed the Ayrfhire Yeomanry Cavalry, command-
ed by Lieutenant Colonel OswaLn ; the ill Regiment,
commmanded by Colonel Kx Lie, and the Rifle Corps
commanded by Major HAMILTON. In the General
Orders ilTued by General Wsstess, he mentions his
particular approbation of their (late of difcipline,
which, he lays, merits every encomium, is honour-
able to theinfelves and the County to which they
belong ; and is tech as enables him to report to the
commander of the Forces, as perfedly fit for fervice.
On Saturday fe'nnight the Rifle Brigade ended
at Ayr, and the companies of the Rifle Regiment
matched home; and on Tuefday the B►igade of the
11l Regiment ended, and the Leven companies, from
Kilmarnock, Irvine, Saltcoats, Maybole, and Girvan
marched to their refpedive towns. Their condo&
while at Ayr was highly exemplary, and fo &idly
regular, as rarely to be met with where there is in
grer.r an affemblage of The fame day, the 2d
battalion of the ad regiment, under ColoneliVa Lac s,
marched into that town.

The total number of men enlifted on the adt
under the Permanent Additional Force Ad, 5721 ;
of whom 3999 were railed by Parifh Officers, and
1722 by Regimental Officers. Of tbefe there have
volunteered for general fcrvice 1027 men.
The number of men wanting to complete his Ma.
JILVT'S Regular European Cavalry and Infantry,
cits the tit of May, tBos,,amount in Great Biltain
kid the Mends, to 254 en la Ireland, 7►030; vn
bitiairgairoo.l4:l4lol4 pidikts