Star.
London, England, 1805-10-10 00:00:00

.0121 L 10iTEEls.

The Loyal North Britons mntlered Teflerday
Gray's Inn Gardens, by order of his Royal Highnefs
the Doke of Sussex, their Lieutenant Colonel Com.
mandant. His Royal Highnefs appeared upoff the
ground at t s o'clock. in the full uniform of the corps.
for the firft time fine he accepted the command, ant
was received with a Royal Salute. The mutter. not-
withltanding the numbers who are at this feafon out,
of town, was refpeaahle. In going through their fe.
mid evolutions the corps acquitted themfelves to the.-
fatisfiaion of their Royal Commander, and then.
marched to their orderly room. in Kirby.fireet, where.
his Royal Highnefs row the arms depofited, ant)
where the'officers had the honour of being individu-
ally introduced to him. His Royal Highnefs, we.
underftand, has entered warmly into the littera': or
the corps, and willies their numbers to be increafed.
to 600 effeCtive men. His Royal Highnefs according_
ly inforated the officers that he would. at their next.
mutter on Wednefday the 23d init. take the cote.
=and, and that he meant henceforward to attend ni-
-1 anlarly in perfon : which information was. at the re-
quett of him Royal Highnefs, communicated by the-
officers to the corps. The honour conferred upon the.
corps is undoubtedly great. Several young gentle.
men. we are told,have Juice already added their name
as Members of it. The Caledonian fpirit teems agaie,
revived among them, and we have no doubt Me
Royal Highnefs will foon fee bis with, with regardv
their numbers, completely fulfilled.

Its Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has
beet pleafed to appoint Lieutenant Colonel Wig.
BAOWILL. of the Tipperary regiment of Militia. to
be Colonel of that regiment, in the rodm of jou a
Baow Efq. refigned, and to Gana Commition
dated the asd September, t Sos. accordingly.
_ _ _

Yetterday morning the Northampton and Hereford
Militia Regiments from Dover Cattle, and the EaR
York-Irons the Eaftern Heights in that neighbour-
hood, marched. for Brabourne Lees barracks. The
Glut& from Deal marched into Dover Caale at noon,
Thurfday the Second Battalion of the vyth (or In-
uilkilling) regiment of foot, commanded by the Earl
of Mciiaa, was reviewed by his Excellency on Burntf-
field Links, Edinburgh. This fine regiment perform-
ed their manoeuvres and evolutions in a manner that
did them the greateft honour, and gave great. fatif- •
faaion to the Commander in Chief and- the (Metes
prefent. We are lorry to fay, that during the firing
cthe of the private's piece; bark by whit b'his left hand
was much lhattered. The foldier next him was oaf°
wounded.
The fecond battalions of the ayth and mgt.
menu, and the third battalion of the Royals, hive re-
ceived Orders to bold. thetnfelves in readinefs to
em-
bark at Leith for the-Thames: .
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On Friday. the Marquis of Hearsoan arrived at
tits honfe to hlanchefterlquare, from Birminghint
and on Sunday be fet off for Ireland.
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Lady HAMILTON had a very elegant prefent fent
her in the tall fleet from India, confining of fifteen'
pieces of muflin, feveral very elegant fhawls, and
other articles of confidirable value, to the amount of
near lia hundred pounds. The Honourable Colonel
CAMPALLL bad likewife a very valuable prefent%
brought at the fame-time.
Mufical amateurs promife theinfelves cinch grail.,
fication from the performance of as afierpieee, new
in a forward Rate of preparation, entitled The Owns
of Vaissa. It is intended for one of the Theatres,
and is written and compared by the Hon. Mr. BARRY,
whore muOcal produatons have been much admired:
Two refpeaable Surgeons having communicated
to the Commiffioners of Sewers that many accidents
come under their care, arifing from &ea pofts in and
atriut the metropolis, which occafion ruptures and
other lamentable misfortunes to perfons coming upon
them in the dark, the Commit loners have Teem.
mended that not any pot be permitted to remain
fliorter than four feet above ground, and the top
painted white. Smiler precautions are highly necef-
Cary in country towns, and by road-fides which are
not conveniently lighted.
On Friday left, in the afternoon, the body of a
Naval Officer floated on fhore near the MarteUo
Tower, No. sr, in Pevenfey Bay. By a Commiflien
found in one of his pockets, it appeared he was a
Lieutenant Sierra, of the Wrangler gun-brig. The
CommilLon was figned in Aegull The body
had been only a few days in the water.
Monday reinnight the body of Old Mr. Cook, the
-fifher; who was drowned on the 17th ult. near Ayr,
was foond floating in the fea, a little to the north-
ward of the harbour.

A great number of forged Bank of England notes
have- lately, and for fome time paft, been in circula-
tion at Lewes and in its neighbourhood. They are
all eafily diftinguithable by being held up to the
light, as they are totally without the watermark,
' and on paper extremely different from that on which
`,Bank of England notes are printed. Several of thews
were paired at Lewes firm) fair, by perfons affirming
different charatters.
Saturday fennight a melancholy accident happea•
ed at Cupar a fine boy, of eight years of age, foe
to Mr. James Scott, millwright, while diverting him•
felf along with feveral other boys in an empty cart,
was thrown nut in confequence of the fudden and vo
olent reparation of the body of the cart from the axle
tree, and falling below the former he was fo feverely
bruifed on die head that he died on the (pot.
At Staines fair laft week, there was the large
(hew of cattle' that has been carried to falelor
ny yeari. Pigs and cow cattle were remarkably dear.
and more Than two•thirds were confequently driven
away unfold.
At Wortefter great fair, on Thurfday. there was
but' a moderate fupply of fat and lean cattle and pigs, '
which readily fold at nearly the fame prices as at our
'aft fair. There was a great number of (beep ;
bodes alfo there was a good fupply, which fetched
high prices. At the commencement of the fair,
cheery, belt making, brought from al. 18.. to 31. 4S.
and fecond from 21. 6s. to al us. but towards even.
ing the prices dropped, of the former to 21. us. 62.
and the latter to al; The quantity of hops was ow
ufually (mall, only t7o pockets were weighed ; the
current prices of which were from 61. to 71, 75. Nos
one pocket of new hops, a eucumitance which 1115
not occurred for Come years* was brought, anti bai
few famples produced.

VW Nitl.l7CA,

DIMS
Waterford
Labou

MAILS THIS DAY.....WIad S. W.
all. DUX. Mil. SOL
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FALsIoUTH, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Lord Hobart
packet, Dsazt, from Lifbon, with mails, after a
paffage of 16 days; on her outward-bound voyage
the fell in with and recaptured the brig Integrity, of
Workington, from Q2ebee, bound to Newry, with
snails, (pars, pota(h, &e. which veffel had been cap-
tured by the Prince of Peace Spanilh privateer, in
eonfequence of which the packet was obliged to per-
form quarantine for fire days at Litbon.—Sailed his
Majelly's Chip ORPNRus, of 36 guns, Capt. Hits,
on a cruize ; New Speedwell, PATRICAS, for Poole;
Harriot and John. BAUR, for Shoreham; Hope,
DAVI/ s (teen, Csx m axes, and Sufan, WILLIAM:,
for London; John Byrkins, Moacis ; Appledore,
JONES ; Nancy, CRITTER, and Bet, Battu, (or Ply-
mouth ; St. Winnow, Juttan ; Mary and Betfey,
Couca ; and the Chariellown, Wissiams, for
Fowey ; Pomona, Ls smattioe, for Pore-mouth I
and the Betfey, WRITS, for Swaufea.
Ten o'clock, P. M.—The NIMROD cutter, MARSII,
is jun arrived from the Channel fleet, all well ; (poke
on Thutfday left his Majefly's Chip POULiTT A, with
the homeward-bound Lilbon fleet, all well.
PLYMOUTH, Ocrosse B.—Came in the Boyer:-
gas sass, of 44 guns, from a cruize, and brought in the
French corvette l'A4teon, of t 6 guns, and 130 men,
bound from Rochefort to Guadaloupe, which the
captured off the mouth of Rochefort, the 3d infant
Happy Return privateer, from a cruize, and brought
in the following yards, viz. Aurora Hinds, Captain
SelliOrra a, from Bourdeaux, bonnd to Hamburgh,
laden with brandy, wine, coffee, nankeens, and gin-
ger : De Wohlfahrt Netter Seculums, Capt. MITER,'
from Bourdeaux to Hambnrgh, laden with wine,
brandy, fugar, and coffee t Juffrow Oriente, Cap-
tain Systas, from Charente to Poppenbnrgh, laden
with brandy and wine : American Chip Rebecca, of
Haverhill, from Philadelphia, bound to Antwerp,l
laden with coffee, fugar, &c. detained by the &rate,
of 13 guns Pruflian fhip Anna Wilhelmina, from
St. Helena, for the Cape of Good Hope, ladea with
bale goods, detained by the CALCUTTA, of so guns,
the t 6th June left. Sailed the Roseau), of t 8 pm,
with a fleet to the eafiward. Captain Munas, late
of the Blanche frigate, is arrived in the &mermen,
from Lilbon.
Poev satins. H, Ocr. 9.—Sailed the Falcon armed
for Havre. The BARRADORS is come from lying
guard.fiiip at St. Helen's, and the HIND takes her
nation there. The Autumn armed Ship is came into
harbour. '
Dom, Oer. 9...-Arrived laft night his Majefty's
gun.brig Osmium, from Woolwich, with Sir,
Smut SMITH'S two new invented double boats the
Gemini and Caneer.—Sailed the Fuasnus guu.brig,
on a cruize....-Remain is the Roads the Arrest), a,
Commodore Sir Smear SMITH; TRIM'S*, VALOR-
ous and Ramsay& (loops, DISTSIATIL gun-brig,
SCRPTRI and Duette armed (hips, LORD Kure
armed cutter.—Wind S. E. and blows frefli.—Palled
by this morning from the Downs a frigate, having
kveral large tranfports under convoy.
DEAL, OCT. g.—Arrived the iMMORTALITII fri.
gate, Explofion bomb, Natick, Manly, Bruiser,
Acute, Bold, and Furious gun brigs, from a cruize;
the Fearlefs gun brig failed again on a cruize; the
others remain. Arrived the Explofion bomb, from
the Nore ; the Martial gun brig, from Sheernefs, and
failed with the Duke, BROWN, for Africa ; the Va-
liant, Gtawr, for Gibraltar ; and feveral other out-
ward bound veffils, under convoy for Portfmouth.—
Sailed the Vas usfrigate, Profpero bomb, and 134filifk
gun brig, on a enize off Boulogne.
HULL, OCT. 7.—Captain SCHARTNIUS, of the
Harmyna Helena, who arrived on Saturday, in Is
days from Elfinore, reports, that a fleet, confining of
upwards of too fA left ElGnore Roads two days
before him for England he fuppofes they have put
into Norway. Lift Tuefday a convoy for Tunnin.
gen went down the Humber, but are detained in
the River by conrary winds. Another convoy will
fail for that por in 14 days ; but thould the Elbe be
:chafed from llockade at that time, then the Chips
will proceed .o Hambnrgh. The lag (hips for St.
Peteriburgh this year, fail with the convoy for the
Baltic, apponted for the 12th intlant.
Ga same, Ocr. 4.—Arrived here' oe Tuefday,
the Ann, Coasroor, from Archangel ; was boarded
tin th iflth ult. in lat. 61. N. long. 1. 30. W. by his
%Lily's (hip Torazr. The Jean and Katy, &sea,
ofand for this port, failed thence 48 hours previous
tcthe Ann; (poke the Canada, Hams, for New.
i,undland, and Wilton, HaaaY, for New Brunfwick,
iff the Mull of Kintyre, all well, under a heavy prefs
of fail and favourable wind. Arrived alto fame
day, the Clyde,M,Kessoca, from Demerara; parted
convoy the nth Auguit, having (prong her foreman
in a gale of wind ; on the 4th ult. (poke the Alexis,
LITINGSTON, of this port, for Wilmington, all well.
Came up yetterday to Gourock Bay, the bleak,
*Kalman' from Grenada ; parted with the convoy
en the 6th tilt. in a heavy gale, along with feveral
others.
Ocrosaa 7.--Arrived here on Saturday, the
Wil-
tams, HARRISON, from New York. Arrived on Fri-
day, the Hobacott, Law's, from Bideford. The
matter reports that he picked up part of the wreck
of a large (hip in Cardigan Bay, fuppofed an Arne-
rican„ and.almoit quite new, but could not learn any