Star.
London, England, 1805-11-18 00:00:00

THE EXPEDITION.

Accounts from Hull of the t sth intl. Rate, the ar-
rival there that morning of the PROVIDENCt armed
(hip, with a convoy from Tonningen, which left the
Eyder on Tuefday ha On the following morning
about thirty leagues off the Elbe, the fell in with the
expedition that lately failed from this country, about
one hundred fail. Wind E. S. E. blowing frefh. It
was expected they would get into the Elbe next day.
Thelcing of truffle wasre ported to have declared war
againtl trance. He had taken poffefflon of Hanover,
and the navigation of the Elbe was again opened.

A veffel arrived in the River, (poke a few days ago
the tranfport, No. 310, attached to the expedition of
General Dow,fourteen leagues off Heligoland. There
is no doubt of this expedition being deßined to co-
operate with the Ruffian Army which is now approach.
ing the Elbe.

Yellerday morning his MAJESTY, the Princetes
AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and Am 61.144 accompanied by
Lord CATHCART, General FITZROY, Colonel TAY-
LOR, Ladies CRANLRY and WYNYARD, walked to St.
Gtorge's Chapel, and heard a lemon from the 16th
Chapter of Sr. Matthew, v. 26. After Divine Ser-
vice they took an airing to Frogmore.

Mr. VIcK, the Meltenger, left town early on Sa-
turday morning, with difpatches from Lord MUL•
GRATZ to the Minifier (Sir ARTHUR PRGIT) at Vi-
enna. He was to proceed from Yarmouth in any
veffel that might be ready to convey him to Gotten-
burgh.
Saturday failed from Yarmouth, for Cuxhaven, in
the Courier cutter, Mr. MRARS, Mcfrenger, with dif-
patches for Lord HARROWISY.
The troops which the Archduke Fsabto atm carried
pith him to Egra, or who re.affembled there on the
213th ult. amounted to feventeen thonfand. His
Royal Highnefs has confided the command of them
to General KOLLOWRATH. _ _

On Saturday evening, at nine o'clock, was mar-
ried, by Special Licence, Lord Vilcount DUNCAN-
war, fon of the Earl of Besamtotroo, to Lady MA•
ILIA Faris, third daughter of the Earl of WESTMOR-
LAND, at her father's houfe in Berkeley-fquare. The
ceremony was performed, in the abfence of the
Archbifhop of CANTERBURY, by the Rev. Dr.
WYN `; E. The Earl and Countefs of WASTMORLAND
gave the happy couple away, in the prefence of the
Earl and Conntefs of BE sßoßnucit, the Countefs of
JERSEY, and the Hor. Captain PONSONEY
The Duchefs of Dtvotisatas paid her refpeas
early in the evening to the Earl and Countefs of
WEST MnSLAND, and the happy couple ; heti could
not wait the marriage ceremony, in confequence of
her Grace having a (mall party at Chifwick.
At half pan nine o'clock Lord Duricarfraost and
his bride, fa off in their chariot and four, attended
by their fuite in a coach and pair, to pats the honey-
moon at Rochampton, the feat of the Earl of Bas-
losovco. _ _ _

Immediately after the marriage, the whole of the
meilies belooging to the family, were engaged in
the delivery of bride favours to the following per-

fonages
The Duchcfs of Deronfoire and Family, the Vifeountefs Mel-
bourne and family, the Earl awl Counters of Cowper, Lady C.
iud Mr. Lambe, Lady G. H. Cavemdla, the Earl and Countefs
of jerky, the Earl awl Countefs of Belborough, and Lord and
Lady 8011 avian, each of whom idterday fportcd their refpedlive
Savours, both iu town and country, is honour of the happy union.
Mifs blunts commanded as much attention behind

the recces during her rehearfal en Saturday morning '
at Covent Garden, as (he is likely to do during her
performance of MO Peggy ; all was fileace and af-
condiment, and at the conclnfion of the piece Klet•
fenior, gave his unqualified approbation of her
elfax ; and to have gained the praife of this fcholar
arid experienced ail r, is a compliment to this child's
abilities that is worth acquiring ; we eltimate it as the
‘lll timer in the wreath ',v.:paring fox her brow.