Star.
London, England, 1807-11-07 00:00:00

- CANTBRBURT, NOVEMBER 6.

very large portion of the troops lateliteturned
horn the Billie are deftined for the Kent dißria
the number mentioned is i 8,000; and preparations
are making for their aceommmodation, by the remo-
val of mott of the regiments from the coaß to the
interior. It is, as yet, not known where or when they
will be difembarked ; but probably at Ramfgate and
in the River.

In confequence of the above arrangements, the
following reginunts march this day and to morrow,
as under
weft Norfolk Militia from Canterbury for Maltlftone.
. .

Regt. of the Line .-- Deal Seaborne Lees.
Ditto (ad Batt.) Ditto .-- Milford.
Ditto -.— AChford Hailfham.
Ditto (Detach.) Sheernefs Ipfwich.
Ditto - ROcheitee .-- Lincliii.
Ligla Batt. King's/
--. Radiate Petitßer.
German Logien
Several tranfpnrts from Copenhagen*have arrived
at Deptford, and begun to unioad'their cargoes in
the dock yard. There are alfo kieral velfels unload-
ing at Woolwich. About 45 rail of detained Daniels
!hips have already gone Auto Greenland Dock.
A bigate, one of the' Danifb prizes, is arrived at
Gravefend, with fizEnglith officers. and only fury of
the River Volurrtter Fencibles, commanded by Lieu-
tenant Row so,

29th
50th
23d
43d
77th
id

The Staff, and three companies of the 2d Light
Battalion of the King's German Legion, that have
been at Ramfgatc all the furnmer, have received a
route this morning to march to Porchefter barracks,
near Portfmouth ; where it is fuppofed the remain-
der of the regiment will join them.
The 20 acid soth Regiments marched through
Dover yetterday, the former for Brabourne Lees. and
the latter for Alhford. They came from Deal bar-
racks, which are now to be occupied by fome of the
-Regiments which were at Copenhagen.
General BERI3FORD, who has the military ctsm-
mand cf the Expedition fitting out at Cork, having
been fent for by Government, arrived in town an
Monday, and has fence had feveral interviews with
Mini (kers.

Sir Hosts Porn est had yefterday a long interview
with the Lords of the Admit aity.—lt is underilood
he will be employed in one of the new Expeditions
fitting out in the Channel, which will be ready to fail
in a few days.—Several Officers engaged in it left

town this morning.
Report Pays, that Lord MOIRA IS immediately to
have a diftinguifhed military command.
Yeßerday morning his MAJESTY, the Princeffet
AUGUSTA and AMELIA, accompanied by the Hon.
KIS EGERTON, General FITZROY, Count MUNSTER,
and C..lonel TAYLOR, rode on horfeback in Windfor
Park. and returned to the Cattle about t z
Her MAJESTY and Princefs ELIZABETH walked from
the Cattle to her Majefly's houfe at Froginote, and
remained there during the morning; the weather
being remarkably fine, they amufed themfelves with
walking in thofe delightful gardens.
The Princefs SoralA is much better, but not well
enough to leave the Palate.
Yeßerday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council af.
fembled At the Foreign Office, which broke up about
half after three. The only Members prefent were
Earls CAMDEN and WESTMORELAND, Lords HAWKER.'
BURY and Mut.csaays, and the CHANCELLOR of the
EICHFQ/FR.
Difpatches were yeflerday received by Govern-
ment from Lord COLLINGWOOD, Sir ARTHUR PA-
GET, and Sir HUGH DALRYMPLE, commanding at
Gibraltar.
A veffel arrived yefierday in the River from Emb.
den, the Mailer of which reports, that at the time ht
failed, all the French troops were rapidly retiring
from the Pruffian States. It was confidently Rated
at Embden, that thefe troops were to form part of a
large army deltined to co-operate with a Ruffiaa
force in the invafion of Turkey. That BONAPARTE
meditates the fubvertion of the Ottoman Empire we
have no doubt, but it is not very likely that part
of his plan thould thus be publicly difclofed berme he
had prepared the means of carrying it into execution.
This enterprize, as we have already obfeived, may
be expelled to take place about the time when Bow a-
PARTS vifits his Italian dominions ; and it is not im•
probable that he may have already begun to draw to-
wards particular points the troops he willies to em-
ploy in this fcheme of plunder and devaßation ; but
we doubt very much the truth of the French having
evacuated Pruffia, for, according to the laR accounts,
there were Rill demands for contributions ezilling
againft Konigfberg and other places. BONAPARTE
would not call his followers •too Wily from a
quarter where there is Rill fomething to be got; and
betides, he has troops enough for the Expedition to
Turkey, without retorting to this mode of eclleding
them.

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From Halifax Papers to the 6th ult. we have ex-
traeled the Proceedings of a Corm Martial upon
tome (cameo belonging to the Melampus, wholleferted
from her while the was lying in Hampton. Roads.
The Lords of the Admiralty have difpoied-of the
new appointments of Maller-riggers in the dock-yards,
in the following manner : that of Chatham dockyard
is given to CR k ESY, the Sunderland man; siho,
in Lord DUNCAN'iglion, nailed the flag to the watt
head of the Venerable ;—that of Plymouth to
Wtxmor, who was boatfwain of the Viltory, in the
battle off Trafalgar.
We have heard of a difcutlinn which took place
during the late Seflinns at the Old Bailey, between.
the RECORD/1 of Lonoots and Mr. Sheriff PH
relative to the detention of perfons againft whom the.
Grand Jury had thrown out the Bill of Indiament,
and against whom there was no other fpecific or de-
clared charge.—Lt has hitherto been the prattice of
that Court to detain fuch perfons till the Grand jury
are difcharged, or till the end of the Seffions,.whic.h
is often a week after the Bill has been thrown but;
but the Sheriff infitled on the right of immediate
difcharge, as loon as the Grand Jury have returned
the Bill in open Court as not found. The praitice is
juflified on the ground of expediency; but the Sheriff
quoted the Conflitution, the provilions of Magna
(Carta, and particularly an At of the 14th of
Gloaca the Third, in which the right to an imme-
diate difcharge is exprefsly declared in unequivocil
terms.