Star.
London, England, 1806-07-17 00:00:00

" GIBRALTAR, JUNE 16.

A fohlier of the 57th regiment, who flint his wife
a few days Ago, when drunk upon fentry, was exe-
cuted this morning agreeable to his fentence.
44 Scarcely A day elapfes without fame crime or
melancholy accident happening from the fhocking
inebriety of the troops, which alMoit exceeds clefcrip-
tion.

" General Fox gave out the following Orders on
She fubjed lately, which, however, has had no effett
in rutuog a flop to it:

010tItt.
" Gibraltar, May 211, .

M No T. The Lillltelnet GOVtitOr to murk/ Lad at thefisioss-
droisinmeft that has / itvaited in the garrifon far thefe two loft
days, and be has obferved that this hash* ,ton been the cafe on the
:nth of the month.
° The Lieutenant Governor cannot allow himftlf to fuppofe,
that Dritifh I‘ idiers can be fo abfurd and unlit: seen, that they
cannot have trolley in thefr pockets wahont making a bad ufe of
it. The Lieutenant Governor is determined to prevent this in
,uturce and if it ,annot be prevented by other means, great feve-
rity, and parades every two or three hours, mat be ref,,rted to."
" The ORI.II, Cap:. CODRINGTON, arrived here
yeflerday from the fleet offCa,tiz, to convey General
Foi an. his family to Sicily i be having been or-
dered there to supply the place of Sir Jams; Claus.
44 We are not without apprehenfions for the fafety
of the four Regiments which failed from this for
Medina a few days ago under the convoy of a fingle
frigate, the HYDRA, as the Spaniards have eight fail
of the line ready for fea at Carthagena, and they have
fignal towers along the whole coati from Cadiz to
Toub.o, by which intelligence of every movement of
our (hipping here can be conveyed in a few hours
from hence to Carthagena or Toulon.
" Just 25. General Fox embarks to-morrow
with Mrs. Fox, and his family, for Meffina, and fails
the firfl fair wind.

The Sl.Ap,s has jun come to anchor, after a
paffage of ten days from Malta. She left the Gar-
rifon there all well.

" By the laff accounts from Sicily, they had not
the (mallea expe&ation of any attempt being made
upon that Nand by the French: on the con-
trary, the French were bufy fortifying the different
Mends on the Coaft of Naples, to proteft them from
Sir SIDIIIT SMITH, of whom they were very ap-
ptchentive.
‘• Sir SIDNEY was at Palermo when the IA ac-
counts from Sicily reachel Malta : he had fupplied
Gaeta with every kind of fore, and provifions they
required, and no fears were entertained for the f.sfety
of that place. The Prince of Heffc had driven (lime
Neapolitan officers out of the gartifon with ignominy,
who had propofed to furrender.

" JUL; 30.—Yefierd ty arrived here the Aerw•
frigate with the convoy from Cork."

Letters by the Gottenb,:rAh nail of yellers! ay
Rate, that they are Sill without any hopes of peace
being re•eflablifbed between Sweden and Pro (fie, the
Emperor of Russia having declined the office of me-
diator between thefe Powers.

Thera letters Hate, that the RulEan Mininer d'Ou.
anti. has had no other correfpondence with the French
Envoy at Vienna, than on the fubjeß of the Cattaro:
the evacuation of which, it is added, is infitted urn
by France as a previoul to any rievcialion propo
l:d
with a view to the se-attains:chi of r General Pc see.