Star.
London, England, 1806-09-20 00:00:00

THE EXPEDITIONS.

From good information, we caa inform our Rea.
dens, that the large force colleffing from different
quarters at Pnrtfmouth and Plymouth, will be di.
vided into three, if not foor expeditions ; and that
three or four armies will immediately be fent out from
this country. We (hall firft nate the force now col.
lensed at the two principal ports :
The Royal Artillery, 6 corn. The ad Dragoon Guards
panics A Brigs& of Foot Guards
The Royal Staff Corps
The sth Foot, aft battalion The bad Foot, sit battalion
The 14th --- ad ditto The 79th tft ditto
The 36th aft ditto The 87th aft ditto
The Both aR ditto The 88th aft ditto
The eoth ad ditto The 89th ft ditto

Thg 4stb .......... t ft ditto

1 be %lib ....-- ift ditto

The ssd tit ditto

The ith German Legion

The 7t6 German Lesion

Tlie 6th Ditto Ditto

Tim Stla Ditto Ditto.

In addition to there, the Royal Horfe Guards.
the ad Dragoent, the ,sth Dragoons, the 3d. 4th,
Bth, soth, and 82d Font, are expeded.
It it Rated that the i4th and 4oth, id battalions,
with the German regiments. go to Ireland.

The 45th, 87th, and four compauiea of the 95th,
on the remote expedition.

The 17th Dragoons, 4:th. and 79th, to Buenos
Ayres.
The std, 62J, 18th, and gsth, to Sicily.
Some troops mutt go to the Cape, as it is likely
that the garrifon is now weak.
The 13th foot, 634 and louse othcr regiments
from Ireland, go to the Well Indies.

One of the Expeditions will confitl of 4000 men.
The following is a Lin of the Medical Staff which
will accompany this body of troops :
T Deputy Infpeaor A:raft/nen
Pb)6clao . J. taro
Staff Su:geese S Causer
C. MONTACIIIa
t Apothecary - T.
s Deputy Purveyor Mr.lhataion
Hofpkal Matsu.

The following is a lilt of the Tranfportr :
130; ABllt7ooo, 19$ ; Charlotte, SZS j Harriet. 536
Julius Calor, sSo ; Henry, slat; Hydra. 3751 Mary, 227; no-
ds, 205 f Caesarian's, sad ; and Chnflorker, t9f °suds. Peace,
135 Staff Corr, sad ArtWery —Lord Cotllngwood, 317 ; Eliza,
533; Sir J. B. W , sap ; and Adelphi, spot tit* 3sd Foot
Seahoefe.sas; Chrati.ma, 166; Blida Tupper, 10; and Fides,
$3l of the 6td Foot —Loyal Briton, Goma! Wynyard sad Staff
Ails, harks bdonglni to the Staff

PLYMOUTH, PEPTEMBER
"•This morning the difmounted cavalry, about you
in number, belonging to the Queen's Bays, which
were difembarked from Admiral Louis's fquadron
previous to their failing, left the Barracks at Mill
Bay, and marched with all their baggage (except
fuch as is on board the men of war) for Exeter, as
chrefted by telegraphic fignal yefterday : whether
thole that are in cantonments in the country around
this neighbourhood, join the above as they pars
through, we have not heard. The greater part of
the tranfports belonging to the expedition, are again
in the Sound, but the wellerly wind appears to be let
in again, which will retard their failing."

THE ARMY.

In imitation of tome illuarious crimples, which
we lately cited, Gen. Dassmicc has vifited his regi.
ment on their embarkation, and the veteran General
RIM taw his regiment, on their march for embarka-
tion.

Report tip, that that incomparable regiment the
yotb is to be difembarked.
The r7th Dragoons, 36th and tlEih foot, are the
lalt trcops embailed at Portfmouth—thc sth foot
embark on Monday.