Star.
London, England, 1806-10-10 00:00:00

FUNERAL OF MR. FOX.

The Funeral of Mr. Tor trick place this afternoon,
agreeably to the arrangement of which we gave an
account yenerday. Exallly at two o'clock, the Pro-
teflon began to move off from the Stable-yard, St.
James's ; whence it proceeded along Pall-Mall, and
pan White Lan. towards Wenminner Abbey. It was
near four before it reached the Abbey ; where, and
indeed all the way thither, every thing was conduffed
with a folerrinity altogether furt.able to the melancholy
occaam.

The five French frigates lately captured are or
dered to be immediately futveycd and putchafed fur
the ufe of the Navy.
A letter from an Officer in the Mediterranean, by 11
the Camel, arrived on Sur.day at Spitbead, data tbc
enemy's force as follows;—At Cadiz, ready for fean
Spanifh, s three decker, and 6 two decker, ; French,
s two deckers and s frigate ; total, ready for fea,
fail of the line and s frigate ; fitting, a two deckers,
and s frigate, and s line of battle flap, and t frigate;
total in preparation 7 fail of the line and a frigate,
—At Cartbagena, 2 three deckers, 6 two deckers, 2
frigates, and s corvette, ready fir fea—At Toulon,
3 two deckers, 3 frigates, and a corvettes—At Ve
nice, fitting. 2 two deckers, s frigate, S corvettes, a
galliots, and about 120 gun boats.
Scanziala, the wine-merchant, at Donanwerth,
who, along with the unfortunate PALM, was lately
fentenced to death by the French court martial at
Brannan, has been releafed. Jeats cm, the bonkfeller
of Augfburgb, is to receive a few week. imprifooment
at Munich, by order of the Bavarian government
In like manner, hi ,the publican, ofiNeckatfilm,
has been placed at the difpofal of the King of Wis-
temberg.
Mr. Rienaansos, who was flint by Baron Host-
'ascii, is by no means confidered to be out of danger:
the wound, within a day or two, baying exhibited
unfavourable fymptoms.

RICIMITIIIO SII•ICII.—Some doubts have arifen
with rept& to the N tire which lately appeared in 7!e
London G atm,. relative to the Recruiting Service, we
take much pleafnre in Rating, for the information of
the Half-pay Officers of the Line, that it is abfulutcly
incumbent on them to fend in their names in ccn-
fortuity thereto. It is optional only on the part of
thole heretofore in the army, aad who have (ince
retired. With fueh, the order in queltion amounts
to nothing more than an invitation. The mode, how-
ever, of forwarding propofals, in either cafe, is by
letter, and not in perfon, to Colonel Gomm, the
Commander in Chief's Secretary. A bond, we un.
derßand, will be expeCted from fuch as go upon
that Crevice, and are not upon the Half pay ; which
will be difpenfed with in favour of thole who are, as
their half-pay will be rendered fribjea to the condi-
tion. of their engagements. The terms of recruiting,'
under the order which lately appeared in 713 L melon
Gazette, are Paid to be an allowance of five guineas to''
the Officer, to cover all his erpeaces on each man's
being paired and approved. He is likewife to be a
Serjeant. Printed inftruetinns on the fubjeet will be
Rued from the War Office, in the coorfe of a few
days. The applications already fent in to bis Royal
Highnefs, are Paid to be very numerous.
Davav-tass T .—Lag night a Mr. Eras,
from Bath, appeared. for the firth time, on Drury-lane
boards, as the moral and feutentious jaquil, in 4e
Tom I iit ft.—Mr. E. appears a well formed figure,
and Reps the liege with the air of a proficient i his
features are espreffive, and his voice is of confider.
able volume and compafs r but we do not confider
Prier a charader in which the extent of his powers
can be afcertained.

COVINT GARDIII SMALLIT. a
youth reicued from obfcurity and penury, was intro.
duced to the public all night, as a Page, in Palestine
and Orlon. He fuog a fong, 'that bore tome allufion
to his fituation, which he gave with infinite fweetnefs,
and was loudly entered. His voice is a hoe counter
tenor.

The building of horfe barracks, which has been
for tome time carrying on at SAndown and Frefb
water, in the Ifle of Wight, is for the prefeut ordered
to be difcontinued.

Tuefday afternoon, about five o'clock, an aeci.
dent happened at Dover, on board the Draper, of
Dover, Firs, while landing coals ; Mr. HARSISOII,
Matter of the Lion, of Scarborough, the adjoining
'del, was on board talking to the cther Mailer,
when a waggon, jug loaded, fet forward and took
the end of a plank idling partly on thnre, and partly
on deck, the end of which taking his legs, threw him
into the bold, the ve(Tel was nearly out at the time,
and quite clear in the middle ; it does not appear that
he has any bones broken, but his head is much hurt,
and he is otherwife much bruifcd.

HORNSBY and Co. refpeafully acquaint the public.
that they are felling Ticketi and Shares, which will
entitle the purcbafer to tc,oool. next Monday morn-
ing, befides feoetal Capital Prize■ of 23,0::
10,0001. ; and ; at the r old ettablifhed State
Lottery Offices, 26, Cotnl.ill, p, Charing Crofs, and
St. Ma•garet's 11111, Ent. ugh