Star.
London, England, 1805-11-06 00:00:00

Old Bailey.

Yellerday the Duke of KENT left Windfor for
Kenfington.
His MAJESTY did not ride out yellerelay, on
account of the fog.
Yefterday morning the Duke of Yrlrc had a public
day at his Office in the Horfe Guards.
The Earl of CLOS M ELL has been bully employed
in recruiting a Troop of Cavalry, for the town of
Warwick, which prcmifes to be one of the fira of the
defcription yet railed. All the young Men of the
town and its vicinity, feem to Rep forward with an
alacrity highly honourable to them at a moment fo
perilous as the prefent, and very gratifying to the
feelings of the Noble Earl.
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' Yefterday the EaR London Militia left Greenwich,
where they have been llationed for Come time pati,
and arrived in town at two o'clock.

On Monday Lord BANBURY brigaded the Saint
George's, Prince of Wales's, St. Sepulchre's, and
Bloomfbnry Corps, in Hyde Park. A brigade of the I
country corps of the Northern Difirift alto took place
the fame day on Finchley Common. His Royal
Highnefs the Duke of Sussex was prefent.
On Friday Colonel MATTHINtS' and the officers of
the 111 Herefordfbire regimertt of Volunteers, gave a
grand Military ball to the ladies of Hereford and its
vicinity, at the mune room in Gloucefter.

Yeßerday evening, between feven and eight o'clock,
the Duke of GLOUCESTER, accompanied by Major 1
HIGGINS, one of his Royal Highnefs's Aide-de-
Camps, arrived at Ginuceiler Honfe from the I[lr•of
Wight, where he has been for fnme time for the be-
nefit of his health, which is materially improved.—
The Princefs Swats is at Southampton, where the
wilt remain for a tem days.
A number of (hips, in addition to tlinfe before
hired, have been taken up in the River for three
months, for the tranfport fervice.

The Abbe de la hfarre was on Friday fait convey.
ed horn town to Harwich, where he was pot on
board a fhip bound to one of the ports of the North
of Germany, having been fent out of the cogntry
under the Allen Aft.
Count STAHREMBERO, the Imperial ?Airliner, has
fent the following letter to a Morning Paper :
Ihall be obliged to you to corred a Raiment in Tbi
Morning Port of Friday, November tit, iD which. (peaking of ths
caeca of the late events ott the Continent, is mentioned as a eir-
cumftatice contributing to them. " The tardy elvaatt of the Rat-
iens, ash fe arrival is di face math &bind tie that it wet Cietteigemsw
I Ilium this ftatcment I beg to obferve, and to requeft your publi-
city, that it is completely the reverie of the Rate of the cafe, which
is, that the Ruffians were lull twelve days earlier at their ports
than they had promiled, or could have been expeded ; and that
noti.ing but the ntoß extraordinary and unprecedented exertions
could have ((fated this promptitude.
You are at liberty to infOrt this Note if you think it the he
means of anfwering the dared °Neel of my requelt to you. I am,
Sir, your bumble fel vent Louis COUNT StAllititUDDlLla.
Nov. &at, Portland-place.
Yenerday being the Anniverfary of the Gun-
Powder Plot, the Palk and Tower guns were fired
on the occafinn. The Yeomen of the Guard, and
his Majefly's attendants at St.James's Palace, receiv.
ed their cutlomary gratuity of wine, it being pitcher-
day. At night Gur rata: was burned in efligy by
the boys in fevetal of the Markets.—The inhabitants
Of Whitechapel were much annoyed by a young Jew,
drefred up as a Pope, and iding on an afs, attended
by a motley gronpe with feveral muCcal inflruments,
who exalted contributions wilt the tin:loft effrontery
f.nm feveral females. His lioliaels was at length
taken to the Police-office, and from thence canduaed
on board the terder, and tour of his attendants to
the Houle of Correai9n.
A Court of Aldermen was held at Guildhall yd..
tett/ay, at which were prefent the LOAD Marna, the
LORD Mamas Elea, the RECORDER, and fourteen
Aldermen, the Sheriffs, and City Officers.
The Court having examined the Meal-weighers'
report, ordered the pike of Bread to be continued
at 12/d. the (pattern loaf of wheaten, and sid,
houlehold.
An appeal again( the rates made under the Cler-
gy Mt, in the parifh of St. Bennett Fink, in the
Ward of Broad.itreet, was heard, and the rates were
confirmed. •
The Searchers and Sealers of Leather were eleacd
for the year enftri..:T, and an old man was elated an
Out•Penlioner of Noantrel
The LORD MATo& Elea will he fwora jrito. Office,.
At one o'clock, at Cuitdliall,vn Friday next, the 8:h
uttant.