Star.
London, England, 1807-07-29 00:00:00

THE EXPEDIrioN3.

In addition to the Staff already appointed, Major I
General WARDS, and Major General BLIONFI LLD,
of the Artillery, go to command that corps, of
whom not lefs than moo sill go.
We learn that Major General Mtntaav does not
go, nor the gallant Colonel Dolma* ; but that Co-
lonel Hottcritom of the Bth, goes as a Brigadier. If
any cavalry go, Colonel Doartisx will undoubtedly
go as a Brigadier.
It has been reported, that Lieutenant General Sir
JOHN DOYLE had been fent for to Guernfey.
In the bell informed military circles, the Ifland of
Zealand is confidently and openly mentioned as the
objea of one of the expeditions ; the object of the
other is likewife not doubtful now, though we fOr•
bear at the moment to (peak out.
Whatever difference of opinion there may be as to
the propriety and dtflination of thefe Expeditions,
and whatever may be the final event refpeeling them,
we cannot but praife and admire the promptitude
'and energy difplayed in difpatching them.
The fervice is expelled to be of Co fhort duration,
that none of the Officers appointed to the Staff, re.
lingaifr their home commands. Sir GEORGE Lot,-
tow retains that of the Kent Difiria, and Lieutenant
Colonel Lord AYLMER, who joins his battalion of the
Coldliream Guards, his app .intment as Affiflant-
Adjutant General in the Southern Difiriet Lieute-
nant Colonel Drowsr, the (Zilarter Mailer General
of the fame dine id, air° accompanies the expedition.
Brigade Major CLARKS alts as Adjutant General
of the Canterbury diariel, driving the abfence of
Lieutenant Col.mel Lord AYLMER.
Sir Gamma LVDLOW'S horfes, with thole of his
Staff, are at Ramfgate, waiting for embarkation, at
which place alfo it is expelled Sir GEORG, will em-
bark this day or to morrow.

The In battalion of the 43d, fecond battalion of the
szd, and the 95th regiment, all Of them Light Inf4n-
try, and going to retire as a light brigade, are, with
out any exceptinn, among the very ben corps in the
Btitillr Service : their flare of difcipline beyond any
thing : all of them were formed under that able
mailer, Gener4l Moots.

In addition to the corps for the Expedition, de-
tailed in Monday's STAR, we have to mention the
79th Regiment, or Caution Highlander, and
914 Regiment, or CORDON Hig •tandem
&fides thong detachments r.f horfe artillery of
the Waggon Train and the ptAff Corps.
The following orders were Hilted at Harwich on
Saturday by Sir DAVID BAiRD:

" Commam'ing Officers of Regiments will provUe thcmfeives
with dillinguilbing flags for each boat, when difemharking before
the enemy "

The van of the Baltic fleet is led by Sir SAMUEL
HOOD; the rear by Commodore Ksares.
" RAMSGATP, JULY 28.
64 Part of the 32d, 765 Ilrong, were embarked on
Sunday, and the remainder yelierday morning, whit
their baggage, on board the Peggy and Succefs, 343
tons; Peince of Wales, 265 tons; and Retreat, 360
tons. The two firft, from their draft of water, did
not come into the harbour, and the foldiers went cut
in boats.

" The Both regiment embarked on board the Pa-
ragon, 394 tons; Salifbury, 324 tons; Wadliray,
216 tons ; Samuel and Sarah, 294. tons; 894 privates
belides officers.
6. Part of the 82d embarked on Mcnday evening,
in the Namure in the harbour Part of them went out
in boats to fame large (hips yefterday morning, and
the remainder with their baggage, in the evening.
" The 43d regiment, to7o ftrong, marched in here
yeflerday evening, to be embarked in the Batavia,
and two other tranfports."

" YARMOUTH, WIN 28.
‘, This morning arrived the SUMS, of 74 guns,
to j ,in the fecund Expedition. Sailed the Vssuvr.
nos bomb, and the CHERUB frigate, to join Admiral
Gemaita's fleet ; the CLAUDIA cutter, with a fleet of
tranfpnrts for Grimlby, to take in troops; and the
Martittsa gun brig, with dilpatches and letters for
the fleet. The troops for embarkation are expeaed
every day to arrive here.:'

" HULL, JULY 27.

" Saturday lark, in the afternoon, a convoy arrived
in Grimfby roads from the Little Nore, having under
her ',rotation about forty fail of tranfpott.veffels, for
the ptirpcie of c6nvsying the holies and troops of that
part of the King's German Legion, which lately
irtived htre from Ireland, to the Continent.
t• The following twenty eight fail arrived in the
Humber, off this port, in the mirk of the evening,
The Sunderland, Dodds Venue, Smith
le sous, Staycy Prifcilla, Webb
Anr, Ball Cora, Robert,
Purfuit, Tucker Berea, IV ilport
Phisids, hfwald llfracomb, Flem'ng
Welton, Thompfon Canino, Armilning
William dt Elisabeth, Lamb John and &By, Rogers
Whitton, Hutehinfon Fame, James
Marines, Banks Ceres, Stephenfon
James and Margaret, Dixen Milburn. jackfun
Dirac Hoeft Lively, Wright
Newcsitic Stroud Buccefs, Bn wn
Barbara and Ann, Bownefs Amphion, Drinham
Ann, Radon Good baron Hasson
klepttu.e, Martin Broadricit, Price
Apollo, Robinfon Major, Major, (Agent's Sip),