Star.
London, England, 1801-07-03 00:00:00

SSOUTRAMPTON.

JULY I.
'Ells day Southampton was honoured wits: a v'fit
-front our beloved SOVERSIG/4, and his augua Fa-
,mily. Their Majasriss were efcorted in and out
of town by the tsth Regiment of Dragoons. com-
manded by his Royal kfighnefithe-Duke of CO M.
311141114 The ftreets were lined pn each fide by.
ft I,Umwn Cavalry, Corps of Yeomen, and
,e,, lad !aaleeepers. Th. windows were
trowded with Ladies, and the ftreets thronged by
4.ciYafkbjedi. Their Mai sti ries, &c. made Ibme •
atty. at the Audialoufe, and appeared in the Bal-
cony; where they were greeted with the hums-of
tbe turreundinie multitude.
The Xotet.Woke molt gracioully toO Mi
llihe rlyi:.'
tiers of the Corporation, and exiinaftudthe LAM
Billggellik Where hie Own Itli. den.
made 1111*/;,,n
made an Honorary Borgefs so,,,niknie.w ay watts)
came next tq 74B4WLIEefejlitlf44/4T.4'..i/if
Coz)plilaration.
their edit,
from
the
A.l4ial..iiii
onfi,tbe.llcx.
at Fent tar took, breakfaft at Coloneltterwoott's,
the Duke of timaeliatirea Bstost 'phiying the
whole time in Colonel 1-11rplioq't garden% :. .The
PruffsanAmbaffador paid his refpeets to the Roe a t.
Tarsus. .t the breakfaft. By fitufeNstillalteJ kited
been expeCted thu their Maitiirras would- break.
Taft at Count Woackezowhi_4.,lgreat ptepetiallons
had been accordingly Made the Count."' ",
The Ri2YAL;FAMTL.T.eirf le honour ItTaltßy,
RAT'S, o£ Freemantle, --lelln -11.4iRnaT Tifit.— ere
is a Marble room at Freemantle Knipe in its kin&
in this climate, and finilbed In the bigheft and molt
expenlire tine, His mil mt. rode' on.boXftheek
both. going and coming, Nut ii /4/11.1frgefikr : kid.
felf and wry men being i$ in green.- : • .
Southampton has been guadj enlivened fiver
fine the Duke of cuttllClL 'AA-1014114AM up his
refidence here. -lii: goyer Higher& has the Band
every evening, for. an hour and a half before his
window* in Vincent's wok, loaft-The beaux and
belles parade piano, 4tilyn,4oll_4lighted, with
the wide. t.:,' ; - • .
Saturday feermight arrived in Dublin, on their
march to Kilkenny,' the Arft dlviGon of the 32d
regiment of foot; on Monday the fecopd divifion ;
on Tuefday thaehird,dielkin ; and op yfednef-
day the fourth....-They aremear JOOO &rens.-
The •Dunfe Volunteers, commanded. by Capt.
Jona Tuaasuat., welt Infpedectand retview4l on
Monday fe'nnigEt by LieutenantZolonil SitamlC.
On Monday the tad ult. the Firlt, or: Ar-
gyllfhire regiment of North Britifls Militia, was re-
viewed at Dalkeith, brlieutenant-General Vest.
On Friday the inth ult. the Lur. WU, Roir Vo.
lunteers, commanded by Major Coreasnottat M. P,
were infpotted at Wes by Major- gie-:
matte.
The firft battalion of the Royal #ertAyillbn.-
teers have generoully fubfcrilsed Fifty Gnipeati for
the relief of the widows and children of the tailors
who fell in the a&ion of the Baltic, tinder Lord
NEI-pm—and the like fum of Fifty Guineas to the
fund for the relief of the• widows and. cladren of
the foldiers and tailors who fell in .Egypi..'4ls.
Sunday fe'rmight a olleetion was made at the
church of North Leith, for the faiiiltei or' thafe
.
brave men who lately fell in Egypt, ichieft amount-
ed to 321. including what had been olloed Ai
jthe filherniewat Newhaven, a putokthe congre-
gatico, two Sabbaths before. Owiqg to tome mif.
take, in not getting information, it was not'made
oa the 7th along with the city of Edinburgh* The
church and congregation appeared in deeproourn-
ing. The Rev. Mr. 11SLACD preached In the fore-
noon from Ecclefiaftes vii. 4. " The heart of the
wife is in the boufe of mourning ;" and th,e Rey.
Dr. Jolters-on, in the afternoon, from Romans
viii. 3t. " If Goo be for us, who can be againft
us i" Every tribute of intife was
,i 4 to o6r gal-
lantcountrymen whole memory be est& dear
to Britons. . 4
Letters have been received in town from Adm-
iral ELAN say, dated from Slice; which remeive all
doubt with relic& to (hat importarif event. When
the letters came away, the arrival of Sir Hopei
Persian's fquadron wasconfid.entry expeeted. It
is not laid what number of troops arc attired at
Suez.
LITRACT OP A LITTAIL /MUM AU OyfICIC IN TUC
BLITISII CAMP asadal ALIZ2AIDILIA; dLTID . •
' ' !APdll,4gEos.
" We juft now Teem again to be at a Rand after
(Ouse fmart fkicmifles.—The recovered (ick of the
Army, left behind at the different Ifiands on its
paffage up, are daily joining.—The enemy and
looking out for reinforcements, and tmlwithltag&
ing the greateft exertions on the part of the cons:.
hissed fquadron, veffels frequently get in.—lt is
rumoured that an attempt is about to be made to
carry Alexandria by florin, or by a hold and ra-
pid march to take Riumsanie, where the French
are ftrongly palled, by a'coup de Mein, bow true
I cannot fay, but it is more probable that nothing
of importance will be attempted till the 4rmy is
ftrongly reinforced; it coons at prefent about
13,000 effeltive men; but our lines round the city.
by ,being extenfive, demand a powerful force to
cut of its communication with the inland.
" Brigadier-General LAWSON, Commandant of
Artillery, is recovering fill from the wounds be
received in the salon of the twenty-firft of
March.—The utility 'of this brands of the rev
vice has been moll completely proved Mtge oar
landing.—The climate does not agree with us all,
we have loft feveral officers and men; trnongft
others the gallant Malor Macesezie, of the 23d
or Royal Well's Fufiliers.—The Turks will Will
continue to follow their old fyftern, they look on
" load and fire," as thlli cient military knowledge.
=it Is rumoured that a body of troops from tattle,
by way of the Red Sea, are landed.--We are very.
deficient in cavalry, but ki (l'aily expeaation of
feeing a reinforcement, including come Horfe
Artillery.—We have fpirits enough, bat give us
hands. and then you may expeCt to hear of our
marching from Dan tel Beerilleba, barna crying
out, " Yris all barren," for we will plink ilex
the laurel, and, perhaps, at laft, in returns press
the Glive-braocla...a.Adies." . • •