Star.
London, England, 1807-09-11 00:00:00

THE NEW EXPEDITION.

yellerday Rated that another Expedition was
on the point of failing, and gave the rumours in cir•
culation as to its object, de, We have authority,
however, to Rate, that the reports of yeaerday were
incurred in feveral particulars. The command, as
we Rated yeßerday, is eotrußed to General Bugs-
VOID, a man of tried talent and bravery. Madeira
is not thedeßination of this expedition—theiorce for
it has been collated with no lets fiknce and pmnsp-
titude, than that for the Baltic. It will (tart from
Cork, where all the regiments are now embarked,
unlefs the 34th, now embarking from the Ifle of
Wight. The regiments are
Detachment of the Royal Artificer.
Engineers.
gel Foot. or Old Buffs.
sytb —. or Edinburgh Regime*
34th sd battalion.
sd ditto ; and
9/R or Amicable Highlanders.
General Busman, with his Staff, embarks in
Ireland.

The Medical Staff, which goes with him, is coo.
fiderabler it goes from this eountry,
Deputy lufpedor of Hofpitals, Dr. Hogg.

Phyficians—Dr. Irwin and Dr. Bancroft.

Staff Surgeons—Mars. Carroll, North, and Carpus

Apothecary—Mr. Lewis.
Purveyor—Mr. Emmerfott.
Eight Hofpital Mates.

We hear that another Expedition is about to be
collated, under that dittinguifhed leader, Sir Jolts
STRWART, the hero of Maida. The whole of it will
be compofed of id and 3d battalions of regiments
formed from our gallant Militia Volunteers.

Mr. Est.', a King's Mellinger,- arrived this fore-
noon at the Foreign Office, with difpatches from
Lord Lovasow Gowsa, at Peterfburgh.
A Proclamation has been iffued at Hamburgh,
prohibiting all EngMb goods from being introduced
into HoMein, unlefs they can be accompanied with
original certificates that they are on neutral account,
and are imported from neutral ports.
Though the following tranfadions took place fo
long ago as April lafl, we have never feen any ac•
count of them publifbed before : _ _ _

Extra& of a letter from a young Gentleman, to his Friend in
Airibire, dated on board his Majefty's (hip Unite, off Fiume,
May 19, t 807.
a You will have by way of news, the furrender of Fort St. Pea-
tro de Nembo. an gland on the coati of Dalmatia. On the a7th of
April, the Unite and Weak Handed a hundred feamen and marines,
with four guns, and after a liege, and au obainate refiffance of -.wo
days. it furrendered. There were brought off four brats guns, forty
priforers, with thtir baggage, and the weeks of the fort blown up.
The Captain and Firft Lieutenant of the Weafel were wounded
during the snub. We (Unite) drove the French from the Wand
Vellia, where they were cutting wood for building gun boats at
Venice. We have boded fevaal veffeb with the wood, and fent
them for Malta. We likewle drove the French from Lucin. We
at prefent occupy the harbour, with an Inglifb tranfport from
Malta, which came with provitions for us, and feveral (mall prizes?.

Upwards of to,ooo men have volunteered from the
Militia Regiments into the line previous to the i a of
September, the period at which the volunteeriag was
to begin regularly.

Yefterday zoo privates of the zft battalion of the
Tower Hamlet Militia volunteered ;tun the Old Buffs,
cud were attefted at Whitechapel Office.

A party of the 12th Light Dragons marched
through London on Wednefday, ou itheir route to
Romford. It is underitcod that this corps, which
acquired In much honour in Egypt, is to form a part
of the Supplementary Expedition.
The Bethnal Green Volunteers, commanded by
Lieutenant-Colonel CARRICK, march to-morrow to
Enfield, and remain there ten days on permanent
duty.
The eleftion of Mayor of Dover, for the year enfis.
ing, came on on Tuefday. It was one of the &nog-
eit contelis ever remembered on fuch an occafien.
There were four candidates, viz. WILLIAM KING,
Efq. TimmA3 MANTILL, Efq. GEORGE ST/LINGER,
Efq. and WILLIAM Kirocvxa, Efq. Each party
(trained every nerve to bring in their favourite can-
didate; but Mr. Kiva was declared duly elated by
a majority of 49 over Mr. MANTILL.
Yefterday, the Prifoners in New Prifon, Clerken•
well, and Tuthill fields Pao", were removed to New-
gate, preparatory to the Seffions at the Old Bailey,
which will commence on Wednefday next.

An elderly man, of the name of Baker, between
fixty and feventy years old, who had been for feveral
years employed at the Light Route, at Ramfgate,
to attend the lights, and alto to watch the leveret
craft in the harbour, was murdered on Monday night,
or early on Tnefday morning. He was ken to pot
up the lights in the evening of Monday, and was ob-
Paved at a late hour on his- duty. On Tuefday morn-
ing, at fix o'clock, the men going to work on the
Pier, obferved a quantity of blood fcatteted on the
pavement and gravel ; cutiofity led them to inquire
further. On looking over the Pier wall, it was dif-
covered that a body was drifting with the tide—on
picking it up, it proved to be the body of the above
unfortunate man. On examination, feveral masks of
violence were difcovered, particularly a dreadful
contufion and fracture on the back part of the head.
Yefterday morning, about one o'clock, the garden
houfe of JOHN ORD, Efq. of Walham Green, was
dilcovered to be on fire, and raged fo furioufly that
in a fhort period the whole fabric was levelled with
the ground. It is with the greateft concern we add,
that Mr. Wm ire, the head Gardener, who was
accuftomed to fleep in the premifes, unfortunately
perifhed in the flames ; a part of the body was found,
the extremities of which were literally burnt to a
cinder. Attached to the building was a ftable wherein
was a valuable horfe, which alto fell a victim to the
fury of this lamentable conflagration. Various caufes
are attributed to this melancholy accident, the moft
probable of which appears to be, that Mr. White had
fallen afleep before he had extinguilhed the candle,
which is fuppofed to have communicated with the
bed curtains ; and that he was fuffocated in his en.
deavour to alarm the neighbourhood. The Gas den
houfe was fortunately dstached from the dwelling
of Mr. Ord, or in all ptobability the whole would
have been dearoyed. •