Star.
London, England, 1815-11-13 00:00:00

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• Two hundred and fifty
.of the Coldstream fieg!-
toent of Guards, six Serf, ants, with drums aqd
being selected yesterday,- marched this Mr.rnirk..at
seven o'clock., from the Parade In St. Ja,mes's
on their route fcr Drver, to embark for Calais's; their
to proceed to 'reinforce the Puke of,WELLINerroo.
They go, it is said, to replace the tritish troOps who
he coming home in consequence of 01 hcsblth..
Thursday se'nnight, the &I Royal T.,wer Iliinlets
militia arrived at Waterford from Bristol, under the
command of Major .1-14wiciut.
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11i East Essek R.:giment of Mittia, quartered as
Roscommon, in Ireland; have received their route or
Waterford, in order to ernbaik for Plycnot.:th, there
td remain till further orders.

General WILSON leaves town in a few days t ) 405-
some the government of the Provinc, of Loner Cx-
nada, in the place of s:r Goaboa Dimming!), sail
has requested to be recalled, • General W5i.,,04
therefore, take upon himself the temporal y civil end
military.command. Sir Tbenseas MAITLAND, the pc,.
cent Governor of Malta, wid, it is laid,
,earl 7 in tear
:?Bring, proCeed to Canada, as Governor ip
the British. possessions is America, eq. ()nice fur
which his talents so emin cut 1N.:7 hi n.
We learn,
,by authentic accotin!s •nt Bros.elF,
that the hospital 3anßren4 which had rn.tdt:
penance among the wounded, Niel on
French, had much ab itzd, if it oi entire!) e!:,
The British wounded 17110 still remained at P; :s•
had been collected teem the different (prole: s ot. tst
city, and accommodated in the [-hasp t II fiaa:te Li/a-
bed), eligle they were much rcduced. in dtath:..:
very great number had jointtl the Lead-patters of
the army.

The Right Hon Cu 9I.Es A unt-rtmor an
Colonel •AttrsurtiN, T. and Allis% 17crwi.attu:•cr, i.r.
rived is Downin,;-stieer, front tins forenucr..
We are concei red to stare t.:itt Mr. Atim,st:.‘:
continues co.ifincd to his house, in llarley..treet, h
a some attack of the gout.
The Second day of Drawing the State Letto!rr
will b. Thu: sliy next, the 16t11 of Nuvembvr.
Wheel contains 3 Prizes uf if 50,000-4 £20,000,
9 £1,600 &c. &c.-3 Per Cent. Consols.. Ticket::
and Shares, warranted undriwr, are selliug by ItiCtl-
AltDiON. GOODLUCK, and Co. at thcir OtliCeii, Corn.
hill, and Charing-cross.
NEXT THUksimy will be tke Second Day Of
Dr wing ; and 'tis possible that Ara. the Titter s
of 430,000 Consols, and Four et st"2o,C(ltl Cons-ls,
&c. may be Drawn on that Day. Undrawn Tickcts
and Shares are Selling by IVEne, No. 17, Ludgat....-
sTreet (near St. who Sold in Shares the 2Cov
Last £30,000 Prizes, &c. ; also, No. 1i.),61G, a Prize
of £3OO Consols, in the tretent Lotte-u.
CORN EXCHANGI4 Noy. 'S.—There was a good
shew of Wheat this day, consisting chiefly of laud
samples from and early this morning a tea
prime runs sold at 9.5. per qua. ter higher tan on last
Monday ; but there was no amendment any other
deicription, and the dcmands in getieri.l %%etc not so
brisk as on this day week. The supply d l itley
being short, what appeared today sold at ao advance
of Is. per quarter. Oats are ft:11 ls. Fcr
cheaper. .In other articles no alteration

THE BLACKHEATH PEDES I RIAN.
mw' mentlome in yur tart, having
engaged to wed% fillies in 1 I 00 !;ucressiv.f
continued his exertions on Satttrday. The spectatcrs
were considerisbly more trinkrons than en the "re-
ceding day; and yetierday that excess svOs slat
greeter. Some app:eliensions of ink; ference en el-t
part of the Magistrates yesterday, tm.irs
set dpArt Jbr divine worship, were cntert.lined Ly ule
fiends of the Pedestrian; but these pr :red tuakz
groundless. T:tet Hare and Billet was cle'.ely shut
up all church time, and this known, and a :Ord to
the circumstances of Etc. not beim,: el:gaged t.i
' walk for money, and of his not ticsirimt to at4k Inure
than 14 or 15 minutes in each hour, may probably
iiivgest the causes of their inactivity. B.• tins as it
nssy. EATON, Up to yesterday evening, had expo.
firmed no interruption, and Wits then pus suing his •
litbi•urs with umlauted spirits. N aitur.i:ron
of notice has taken place in his dress; he is conti.leat
of ultimate success—and the more so, As he is now
assured the blAgistrates are nut likely to give hats
any trouble.

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TEE PRINCE REGENT'S TOUR.

The Pamet REGENT and The Duke of CLARENCE
arrived at the George Inn, Lichfield, on Monday
evening, at six o'clock, and siz horses belonging to
the Marquis of ANGLESEA having been put to their
carriage. their Royal Highnesses drove off for Beau-
desert, amidst the buzzas of the populace. The met-
tle of the Marquis's steeds was such, that they were
with difficulty reined in ; and owing to the darkness
of the night (the lamps not having then been lighted.)
the carriage was thtnst into the ditch, in going down
the bill, at the turn of Feafheshed.lane. It was, how-
ever, soon righted, without any accident. At Long-
don, the tenantry of the Marquis received their Royal
Highnesses, and conducted them to the Hall. Some
thousands of people from Rueeley were assembled,
and rent the air with acclamations, as they, turned up
for Beaudesett, to which place they were escorted
front Lichfield by a detachment of yeomanry ca-
valty, under Lieutenant-Colonel KEEN and Major
.LITTLETON. On Tuesday evening the Austrian
Archdukes JOHN and Loots, with their suites, joined
the party at Beaudesert.
On Wednesday the Members of the Corporation
of Lichfield, and a deputation from the inhabitants
of Burton-upon-Trent, presented Addresses to the
PRINCE REGENT to which he returned most gracious
answers, and upon this occasion the honour of Knight-
heed was conferred upon J. Fi AVIER. Esq. the
Bailiff of Burton-upon-Trent. It is 125 years since
Lichfield was honoured with the visit of a reigning
Prince of England. King WILLIAM was the last.
He passed through it on his way to Ireland, to take
the command of his army in person, in 1690, and
stopped one night at the Deanery.