Star.
London, England, 1806-08-13 00:00:00

SILJNI)VeI.
WZDSOIDAT, AUGUST 13.
POOR OP STOMA THU DAT AT ONlt O'CLOCK
Cm:W. s, essay, 644—ter Avila 6pWatedamcd.64ll.
Orasies th—lbelbsylia, par dr tr. prem.
After our Paper was at refs yefterday, the follow-
ing communication was fent from the Admiralty to
Lloyd's :
(COPT.)
" Admiralty Gies, mood se, iSo6.
Nati*: moserial km weaned by this day's pelt, is addition
to the swap tram Ptiatawk, ererwargy the data... The two
Apadraas were km as the 6th of Jay seder the eireiweeraces
before rawideued, by a Dwells odd. which telt Si. Themes ern
that day. The Meet ter Inked were, oa the yth alt. as abetter
as TretelL'
We underftand, by our private letters from Ply-
mouth, that when the two fquadrons were teen, the
Britills was aftcrn of the French only about three
idles diltant, " jogging on together."

Lal night's Gazette contains two letters from
Capt. &nes, of the A , one Rating the cap-
vtre of a Sinai& nip of so guns and 313 men, which
was an her voyage to rees-African coati from the
River Plate. This veffel appears from ler to
be Aerials which did fo moth nechief to our trade
in that quarter left autumn. Capt. Sri Les's other
letter confirms the furnsife all along entertained, that
Admiral G urse.so nee's original deification was the
Cape of Good Hope.
THE EXPEDITIONS.
Yellerday morning, about ten o'clock, the 300 men
of the 6sd regiment, which were left at Reenlist('
were marched to the Pier to be embarked in the
tranfport. No. 3. Both Officers and men were in
high fpirits, but tome of the latter loft their fortitude
when the moment arrived for bidding adieu to their
wives and children, and the manly tsar of fenfthility
Sole down the cheek, in fpite• of ell they could do to
fuppriffs it. The fight affeeted every fpedator.
Some delay taking place in getting oat the trent
pert whielt was to receive them, ■ few of the men
got back into the town to drown theirforrow, which.
occalioned no little trouble to Major DaLY. They
were, however, at leugth'goi together, and, in a
hired hem, followed the tranfport, which lay to for
skis about a cages dißant.
All the beauty and fafbion of Relegate were af
fandakd to fee them depart. which they did abases
nos o'clock. The effett of the kens wee muds
heightened by the Pier guns firing three twenty-ons
rounds under the command of Captain Low', in
honour of the Panics of Waxes's birth day $ the
9th Light Dragoons and the Perthlhire Militia foss
at the fame time three mods, acconspeakd with re.
treated bazaar, their excellent band playing GOD few
the dig.

A well drefed Lady who attended the embark.-
tioo, prefented to every man a religious pamphlet con
gaining adoire es a Ali pig to kirk, which many of
the foldiers immediately began to read.
Within there few days the greateft degree of afti•
city has been apparent at Portfmouth end Plymouth
to batten the failing of the Expeditious.
Some days ago, two troops of the sd Dragoon
Guards, were ordered to proceed, by forced marches,
to Plymouth, to be embarked there immediately.--
Two days ago, an order was rent by egret's for the
whole of that regiment to proceed by forced marches
to Plymouth, to be immediately embarked. We are
rather puzzled to find out the fervice that at prefent
requires heavy cavalry—the fuddennefs of the order
for this defeription of force, gives rife to various con
Jaime.
We have beard that feveral regiments of Light
Dragoon. will be immediately required for Foreign
isrvicei
The force at prefent in Portfmouth, or on the
starch to it, is very confiderable, amounting to not
Wa then t 6 or 18 regiments.
The left regiments that went to Portfinarth, were
the sit battalion of General Brescia's fine regiment
the 4.oth, the Bank companies of which fo very much
diftinguithed themfelves in Egypt under the then Co-
, lonel Belem, and the regiment de Mears* juft re-
turned front India.
The aft battalion of the 88th, another
Regiment, is on the march to Portfmouthi and it is,
not improbable but that the 54th, and ad 'battalion,
88th regiment, may proceed thither.
In a day or two, we ball probably be enabled tq
announce the failing of the whole force from Ply.l
mouth. Our Correfpondent at that place, in his
letter
of Monday, received this morning, writes ;s follows :
46 The fignal is jolt made at Maker Tower, for a
Beet from the Eaftward, fuppofed to be the tranfpor ts
belonging to the expedition from Portfmouth. We..!
underhand that a Company of Artillery is to be en
barked et this place i end it is laid that f zoo Cavalry
are now on the march from Exeter, to embark op
board the Matra, of 84 guns, Cssiorpe, of 84 guns,
tier/IMO, of 74 guns, and the Resucss, of 74
guns, and that the horfes are to be embarked on board
tnenfports that are now hiring for the purple : the
Cevalry Ire expefted here this evening, and there is
much balls in endeavouring to procure Ikipping..r
Every !hip that can be got here is taking up beg dm
tr apird*