Star.
London, England, 1806-07-25 00:00:00

RANUIGATE, JULY s+

As fisted in my lA, tranfports are now off this
place, eight of them in the Pier, to take on board the
troops dettined for foreign fel vice. This morning, the
rafts were all prepared fur the embarkation, and the
troops are eapeEted in town to-mtrow, as the Perth.
*Aire Militia have received orders to hold themfelves
in readanefs for marching to-morrow morning. One
of the tranfports has come in, with fame of the Royal

Staff Corps on board, and all the Officers belonging
to the Stat are now in Ramfgate.

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS.
The former to the tit!), and the latter to the sIR
lira. came to hand la& night.
The arrival of there papers contradias the rs•
port, communicated yeßerday week to the Co..
'Tames frigate by the American ireffel off Cherbourg.
Neither in the official nor any other paper is there
the ffighteft mention of a treaty of any kind be-
tween the Porte and France. The French paper., in-
deed, as well as the German, reprefent the firß of
thefe Powers as affembling and organizing an im-
weenie military force; but without Rating for what
purpofe. It is, however, snore than probable, that
the American had heard fomething of a French force
preparing for Tome Eisner° expedition, as Rated In
feveral letters from the Continent, and only em•
ieSflxd his account a little! The French influence
certainly feems to be gaining ground in Conftantino-
pie, and no confequence that can follow fuch a change
of fentiment will furprife any one, who has at all
contemplated the wonderful events which Europe
bas witneffed within the laR twelve months. Should
the Pores, however, proceed all the length which
trench counfels may advife, in the end the contell
'I not be for the poffeffion of Egypt only, but who
!bait • obtain the largeft Aare of Turkey itfelf. The
don), 'lion of the Power that now rules there is at no
wry g„at diflance.
The floe of Gaeta langnifhes, and King Jose r m
has found it neceffary to animate the befieging army
by a vifit. 1-.le Pk into the trenches by ask, and
to the camp, eflablifhed at a prudent
repaired by day'
dißance.
It is a curious cirrnmflance to obferve, that fcarcely
had M. d'Oustsz. reached Paris, when the Menikur
dire/led a furious attack againß the ambition and
tyranny of Ruffia, under the convenient form of in-
telligence from Canllantinople.
Such a dire& attack upon Ruffia would never have
appeared in the Official Paper, except at the exprefs
deilre of the French Government. Does the French
'23(y/elan:lca then only tonpotife with Ruffia, while

Hit pounds to to &Beiml for the coloration of

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HAMBURGH MAIL.
The only Mail that remained due, arrived at a
-late hoist la R night, .from whirl Jae have given ex-
tra& of every thing worthy of notice. A letter from
Trieft mentions a terrible battle having taken place
at Ragufa between the French and Ruffians, which
is contradicted entirely in fablignent accounts. •

No official accountof the forrender of Cattaro has
yet appeared, but there can be no doubt that every ne•
ceffary arrangement has been making for that event.
There is no truth in the 'report of Cattaro having
been faired By a &kith forte.

. AMERICAN PAPERS.

American Journals to the 211tjese have been re•
ceived. They are chielly,plled with complaints of
the conduift of the I.4awnsa on the American Qa•
tion, in rega►d to the prelfing,of American Icemen.
They contain no news refpating Miranda.

ARMY. .
Confiderable changes are about to be made in she
General Officers as well as in the Governors in India•
and in our coknies I there are many candidates fot
the chief command in India, fevers' names have been
handed about, but we underfland the appointment
is not yet made.
The Hon. Major General Gm fupetfedes Sir
DAVID Been in the Command ins Chief at the Cape,
and Admiral STIRLING 'tithe.. Sir HOGE POPHAM
in the naval Ration there. Whether there gallant
and dininguidted Officers, Sir Davit) BAIRD and Sir
Hosts POP PI A 11, go OD to India, Of are to be employed
at all, is at prefent doubtful.
Some General Officers muff be fent out to the Cape
of Good Hope immediately, for General Baer troy)
has proceeded in command of the expedition to South
America, and General Flaouson has returned to
Europe.

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d tumid' Lord Htittleseen is appointed to all ai
Gold Stick, during the abfence of Lords CATHCART
and HARRINGTON, the former of whom takes the
eavosnsand of the troops in Scotland, and the latter
ihofe in Ireland.
' ellerdai, General WlCenzta left town for Ire-
land, to take the command of the Waterford Dif
OS, accompanied By his Aid de Camp, the Hon.
Car. . .
Taftetday the Gentlemen interelled in the trade of
Surittaitte Demerara, and Berbiee,_entertained Lord
H. PeTTY, ,Lord Howtct, Mr. SHIRIDAM, and fe-
vers! other Miniflers and their friends to dinner at the
London Tavern. , Alderman Pats ser was in the
ie. Several loyll gut patriotic malls were drank,
the evening was ent in the moil agreeable
pner.
The Honourable Captain Gasv is immediate'y to
be appointed CommitEoner at Portfmouth, vice Sir
C SAITO*, Bart, who retires on a penlion.
Among the lam Ili-rivals from India is Capt. CH
'Nous,
iof the 88th regiment, who behaved fo gal-
lantly n Lord Lace's different odious, and was
wounded in two of them.
Yeflerday the Commander in Chief, attended by
his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Ca matt :floe his
Highnefs the puke of CLoucearsa, Lord earls
CART. Brigadier General Wratratto, General Hu ITT
Colonels UPToI and Paorry, and a numerous
feenblage of Officers, reviewed the two Regiments of
Life Guards, the EMI and Well London Militia,
and the Tower Hamlets Militia, on Blackheath.—
Lord tar :ice ay. commanded the Life Guards, and
the Duke of CAMRRIDOv, as Commander in Chief of
the Diftrilt, commanded the Infantry. A party of
the 16th Light Dragoons kept the ground.
Copy of a letter from the Seiretary at War to the
three Royal Dukes commanding the Foot Guards :
B,a, July 23, tso6.
The Wing kavilig tinder Ids Royal eonilderation the fituatinn of
the Army In refpea of Pay, with the view of improving the fame,
fo far u rosy be confdtent with public economy in the prefent dr.
cumitanees of the country, I have the honour to acquaint your
Royal Mishnah, his Malefty Is graeloufly pleafed to order, that
the pay and allowance of the etre:tire Non-commiffioned MIT"
and Privates of his regiments of Foot Ouse& than be augmented
as fpecilled In the Inelofed Itatement, and that the augmentation
!hall take place from the ssth alai! month, 'nein five.
His Majefty has !Weser been pleated to dlredt, that the Lies.
tenant Colonels and Majors of each Regiment (hall have an allow-
ance for the forage of one horfe each, limner to the allowance now
granted to Adjutants of lnfaotry. Further loßrudions In regard
to the mode of iffuing the inereafe of pay and allowance wilt be
tranfmitted to your Royal Highnefs with as little delay as pofable.
I have great pleafure In being the channel of communicating to
your Royal Highnefs theft lattances of his Majefty's gracious coo-
6deration, and requeit that you will ufe the earlicft mean of
making the fame known bathe Regiment under your Royal High.
nefs's command. _ . _

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tt I have the honour to remain, with profound refpea, your
Royal Highnefis molt obedient, humble fervent,
(Signed) R. FITZPATRICK.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of --.-, Ike.
ITATIMINT Of TAB FAT OT TM& FOOT OUACDI.

Prefent Pay. Incr. & Pay.
Serjeatit Major and Qarter-Mager• r. S. ~ I.
_ Serjeant - s si 1 8
1 coi s o
. 1 4 } 1 7
10 t 6
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Serjeasa -
Corporal after 14 years fervlce
Front 7 to s 4
Below 7 Tan (mice -
Privates alter 14 years fervice

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From 7 to 14 - -
Below 7 years fcrvice, no advance.

. .
Mr. Quick, the Aftor, was overturned in the
Cheltenham mail coach, on Monday night, n•ar
Maidenhead, on his way to Cheltenham ; by wh'ch
accident he diflocated his !boulder. He remains at
Maidenhead, and has been obliged to relinquillt his
engagement at Cheltenham.
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PUBLIC Or►ICE, HATTON GAtD!N.—Duel pre-
vented.—Yeflerday Sir JoHN M—, Bstonct, bearer
of a challenge from Hamar W—, Efq. to Jona H.
Efq. appeared at this Office, when the two former
were bound in recogniranter in soel. And Ito eties in
2501. each, making in all :owl. to preterve the peace:
the difference *role about a La ly cf acc9mplifh-
meats and bcau:y.

SPORTING INTELLTGENCE.

The celebrated match between the Palaces boat
Pavifion and Mr. Maws m's Sandia, fnt :coo guinear,
took place yefterday afternoon on the Race Courfe
at Brighton, and was won by Pavilion. Sanaa having
broke down when about thirty yards from the winning
poi', upon which PaviHon palled him. The odds were
in favour of Parifses at Bening.