Star.
London, England, 1807-07-27 00:00:00

SAILING OF THE EXPEDITION.

Yellerday Admiral Cpspairsa, the Commander in
Chief of the NOkTHIILW Ex ?forma, in the Prince
of Wales man of war, of 98 guns, failed from Yar-
mouth with ahout t 8 fail of the line, feveral Frigates,
Sloops, Gun-11;gs, &c. with a fine breeze, S. S. W.
The names of the Mips could not be procured before
the Mail left Yarmouth ; but the following were
among thofe left in Yarmouth Roads :

Minotaur, Admiral ELPUINGSTON.
Majettk, Admiral Russitt..
Roebuck, Admiral DOUGLAS.

They are to fail with the next divifion.
To-morrow we shall enumerate the Chips that have
(ailed.—The following lift comprehends the whole of
the naval force :

SHIPS. GUNS. SHIPS. GUNS
PRINCE or WALES 9$ NYMPHS d.. 36
MiNoTAUR 74 FRANCHISE ..• •-• 36
KICSOLUTIoN Rm. 74 SURTRILLANYIL . 36
ORLON —.— 74 SUMBA!' ••••• 32
COLIAU 74 COSECS 32
VALIANT 74 CAYENNE R.N. 12,
VANGUARD ..-R 74 L T 18
MAJISTIC 74 ARIEL R. •—• 18
CENTAUR 74 livAcixre a
A trams) 74 GOSUAWE 16
BRUNSWICK mm 74 ALACRITY 16
MAMA ...... 74 0 SS —. ..... -i6
GANGES -.• 74 HALCYON mm *6
SPENCER mm 74 ALERT 16
MARS •-• .. 74 ZEBRA .• ,•-• 16

DEPICNCIC 74 FRARLISS 14
CAPTAIN 74 MINX 14
IM LIMO 74 Smrsottmto 14

NASSAU

- - 64 Aim if Z R

- - 14

RUST - 64 URGENT ~. .. 14
DICTATOR - - 64 ACUTE - '. 14
_ _

AGAP4thINON - 64 PINCHER - 14
AGINCOURT - 64 FORWARD - 14

Svsictz

38 Fu RT

.... - I 1

LeDA
38 TICRICSS 12
CAMBRIAX 38 THUNDER •••• ••••• 8
lit!:.3AR 36 PRINCESS of WALES cutter.

ANOTHER EXPEDITION.

Since our laR, there has been an unremitting de-
gree of exertion in forwarding the troops in theKentills
Diftrilt for Yarmouth, where they are to embark.
It is underllond that every infantry regiment in
England fit for fervice, and all that can pollibly be
(pared from Ireland, will be embarked on this expe-
dition. We have already hinted its objea—to fay
more might be improper, even though the embargo
fill in force.

On Saturday morning the 32d, soth, and Sad re-
giments of foot marched from Deal for Ramfgate.
They halted at Sandwich for the night, and proceed-
ed on their march yeflerday morning early.
Several tranfports from Halifax with troops have
alfo reached Deal, where the troops have been pro-
bably difembarked before this time. They are to
march for Ramfgate, to make part of the expedition.
About forty fail of transports from.Portfmonth for
Ramfgate, to receive troops, reached Deal on Satur-
day.

The la battalion of the 43d regiment of font, about
moo flrong ; five companies of the 95th rifle corps,
each confifting of So men ; and the ad battalion of
the 52c1 regiment, about 100 &mtg. which are all cn
the march to Ramfgate, at lived at Deal from Hythe
on Saturday evening.

The fecond divition of the Guards, Rationed at
Chatham, 1200 Prong, was embarked there yeller-
day aftcrnoon, whence they are to proceed to join the
other tranfruts at Yarmouth.
Inßead of four companies of Artillery, we under
nand that that number is to be inereafed to eight
We have been informed that no cavalry whatfoever
are to form any part of this Expedition ; yet, as
we underhand, Brigadier General DORRIEN, of the
Horft Guards, has been added to the Staff, k lo ks
as if cavalry were fome how or other to be engaged

in it.

The Staff will be compnfed of one General, the
Commander in Chief, Lord CATHCART ; of three
Lieutenant Generals, the Earl of Rososys, Sir
Goma& Luncow, and another, whofe name has
not tranfpired, and of ten Major Generals, cnm•
manding fo many Brigades. The troops move with
the lighteil porlible equipments, and the fervice is ex-
paled to he of (hen duration, as Sir Gaoaoa LOD-
Low, who commands the Kent Dillrift, only leaves
it a interirn.

Among the General Officers that have been added
to the Expedition are the f ]lowing :
The Honourable Lieutenant General Sir Geoltos:LuoLow, of

the Guards.
The Honourable I 'cotenant General BURRARD, of ditto.
The Honourable Major General GROSVeNOR, of ditto.
The Honourable Major General Fusels. of ditto.
Brigadier General Dolman, Horfe Guards.

The following troops, it is underflood, are to a&
in concert—(Our Readers will uncle:Rand that an
opinion prevails, that the troops now colleting are
for two objets) :
Royal Artillery 3nd Engineers, a detachment.
A Brigade of Guards.
The 3d. or Buff*, Lieutenant Colonel BLUNT.

7th Royal Fufiliers, PAKENIiAII.
Bth, or King's, Colonel HOV/lIITOH,
13th ••••-••• Colonel COLVILLE.
26th Cameronians, Lieutenant Colonel MAXWELL.
29th,
324,
43d Light infantry, 2d Battalion.
soth.
both, sth Battalion, Colonel Baron ROTTENBOR a.
Bad,
95th, or Rifle Corps, s Companies,
And a detachment from the Royal Veteran Battalion to take
care of wounded.

EMBARKATION OF TROOPS.

"HARWICH, JULY 26.

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Yeflerday the 4th and 23d Regiments of Foot
and part of the 95th, or Rifle Regiment, embarked
on board the tranfports lying here. And to day,
the 28th Regiment of Foot, and 79th and 92d Regi.
ments (Highlanders), embarked, in all about 5,60;
men.

" Sir DAVID BAIRD is Commander in Chief. Gt.
neral Gaosvanoa. and General WARD, are likewife
here to embark.

The Cherub sloop of War is to takc charge of
the fleet, and Lord ROMAN goes out in her, to take
the command of the Cavalry. This place is fo well
adapted for embarking troops, that moo men were
embarked within an boor.

if We expea the tgth Light Dragoons here on
Tucfday."

ARMY.

Nearly the whole of the Artillery which were ill.
tioned at Sindgate, and at Hythe, marched on Sr.
turday morning, on their route to Gravefend. There
are only now remaining there and in that neighbour.
hr.od, the zd battalion of the 43d which is very weak,
and detachments from the Lincoln, and rft Surrey
Militia Regiments.

Sir DAVID BAIAD is immediately to let off to join
the Expedition ; the gallant Marquis of fit/smite
to proceed to his command in the Mediterranean;
Sir CHALLIS Giusti, to take the command at Malta;
and Lieutenant• General SIMON Faxsaa, to command
in North America.

The Otter floop of war, Captain DAVIS, has failed
for South America, and taken with her the fhips io

the Cape of Good Hope 1 by them went—

Brigadier-General Wetherell, family, and fuite.
Lieutenant• Colonel Parkhill, 34th Regiment.

Captain Macdonald, Caps Regiment.
Dr. Huffey, Infpeetor of Hofpitals, an] Cenral other °Seers.

R.AMSCATE, guix 25.

On Tuefday laft, the Affembly was exceedingly
well attended ;--almnft all the failiorraiies front
Margate and Broadftaira.zinited wi.h thofe of Ramf.
gate on the occafion. The Ball was opened about
half paft nine, by Lady SUSAN Dam and Colonel
HACKITT. The Marquis Of HILITINGTAN danced
with Mif, BINTINCK, and about fixteen other couples
formed the party. Some of the Ladies withdrew for
converfaiione to the tea room, and the utmoft gaiety
and harmony prevailed until twelve o'clock, when
the Mailer of the Ceremonies held up his watch.
After the Ball, the greater part of the company
were invited by Lieutenant Colonel HEAD, and the
Officers of the s 3th Light Dragoons, to partake of
a farewell !upper. About forty Ladies and Gentle.
men fat down to a table well covered with the deli.
cacies of the feafon, and the intervals of converfation
were filled up by the regimental Band, which played
fome fweet airs in an adjoining room. The fpark.
ling champaigne flowed abundantly, and large liba.
riots were poured to the bacchanalian deity, al.
though it was evident that the more gentle god exerted
his potent influence, and that the departing. heroes
facrificed to the one, to overcome the fenfations oc.
cafioncd by the other. In drinking the toaft of
" Health and hoppinefi to the Lae: of Ramfgate,"
proper degree a delicate and manly feeling was
manifefted by the Officers; nor did the fair ones al-
fea to conceal their regret on the occafion. SAne
good Tongs were given by the officers of the s 3th, and
I of the Gerspan Legion ; and the band, during the
affeCting fcene, that reminded the officers of their
departure, played 46 Softly !wet in Lydian nteafure."
The Ladies retired about two, with a mixture of
gratification and furrow ; but the Gentlemen con•
tinned together until a late hour in the morning.

At a late hour on Friday night Lady FREDIRIC
CAMPBELL fent her maid to reft, and fat up bald
for fume time after. At sn early hour on Saturday
morning the domellicb were awakened with a fmell
of file. They in a fitort time found that her Lady-
Chip's bed room exhibited the moll melancholy ap-
reirance, and was the origin of all the other fire.
The flamcs raged with fuch violence that every exer-
tion to enter the bed room in time was vain ; in (born,
before the fury of the deftrodive element was fubdued
all cne wing of his Lordfhip's country hnufe, Coom•
bank, Kent, in which it happened, was deftroyed.
—ln boating open the door, her Ladylbip was
found liretched on the floor, burnt to death. It is
conjeaured that her Ladvfhip mull have fat up to
read and fallen afleep. She was in her loth yew,
and was formerly the wile of the unfortunate Earl
Factelta.

On Saturday morning, after the debate, in the
Houle of Commons, Lord HOWICK was fuddeoly
feized with a pain in his bowels. His Lordfhip re.
mained very ill during the day, and faired great
pain on Saturday ever.ing. An inflammation was .
much dreaded ; but we laft night learnt, that the 1"
diforder had taken a favourable turn, and that he
was much better the whole of yefterday.
Sir FR•IICIS BURDETT is now at his feat at Willi.
bledcn. He is able to ride out on borfeback every ~
day, although he isftill obliged to walk upon crutches.
COLIIIIN,s THEATRa—Lag Saturday was, as
ufual, honoured by a moll refpedable and numerous
audience, to fee the Honey Moon and the Forirefi, in
the former of which, Mr. EGERTON, from the Bath
Theatre, appeared as Duke Aransa, who was very
flatteringly received.
CORN MARKET, MARL WE, JULY 27.--Today's
fupply of Wheat, by famples, 4 rather confiderable ;
but. from the general embargo, great part cf the
vefrels are not yet arrived, which caufes few pnr•
chafer, and thofe at a declinfion in price of about 45.
per quarter. Barley in fliori rupply, and full as high.
Malt heavy fate. The few Peas and Beans of each
fort nearly keep laft prices. Foreign Oats are in ,
plentiful fupply, and hid..alteration in price. Flour 1
likewire.

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