Star.
London, England, 1807-06-24 00:00:00

THE EXPEDITION.

The fecond part of the Expedition will fail as foon
as poffible. An order to that effect was fent to the
Downs on Sunday evening, in confequence of dif.
patches received that morning from the Continent.
The following are the accounts that have reached us
this morning :

11 RAMSGATE. JUNE 21.

a No left than thirteen tranfports arrived here
yellerday. One of there, the Echo, Captain San•
mar, lag from the Downs, was full of German
troops: be was leaky, which was the reafon of her
coming in here; the troops have been difembarked
into the Melanto, another tranfport, and are failed
again for their general rendezvous, the Downs.
0 A (mall embarkation took place this day, of fir
companies of the ad battalion of the rifle corps of
the German Legion: each company confißs of about
soy men, they are embarked ip the Elizabeth, Maria,
and Reliance, tranfports; the men were in high
fpirits. The regimental band accompanied them
along the pier to the tranfports, and continued play.
ing during, and for Tome time after the embarkation.
An amazing concourfe of Ladies and Gentlemen
were witneffes of the intereßing fpeßacle. The him.
zaing of the troops as they left the Pier, and their
ardent withes cf " Goa blefs Old England I" were
returned by all ranks on chore with congenial plan,
dits: A report was current at the time that the
Danes would not permit a Britifh force to pars the
Sound : " then," Paid the German officers, " we will
land, and form the Danith baueties !"
6, An immenfe number of cavalry and infantry,
are daily expeaed here for embarkation, in all, not
lets than 40,000 men. The cavalry is Rated at zacto.
Three horre tranfports came into the harbour this
afte►noon. All the other tranfports of this defcrip-
Idon have their flings ready for embarking.
Is The Tranfport Board are now taking up, as
flat as they can be cleared of their cargoes, a great
part of the late hotncward•bound Eaft Country (hips,

sod no citation or-expenfe i• (pared, in forwarding
the grand objea in view.
66 Colonel Hamilton, of the Royal W.tggon Train,
is immediately to proceed to the North, eft an ink.
portant ferret million. The Agent for I'ranfports
at Ramfgate, is ordered to provide a velfel for hint
and his attendants."

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Yellerday, about twelve o'clock, th:ir hfeirmis.
Princelfes AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, SOMA, and
Astssaa, arrived at the Queen's Palace from Wind.
for. Princefs MART remains at Windfor, beim* in.
difpofed. About two o'clock her MAJESTY and the
Princeffes honoured Lady C. Frown with a sift at
her apartments in St. James's Palace.
In. the evening their May miss bad a Pelee tamp
His MAISSYY held a private Levee today at the
Queen's Palace.
Yefterday evening their Royal. Hishneffes the
Dukes ,rf You and Castaarnoa, moult moll of the
Gentlemen who ferved in the campaign is Flanders,
dined together at the St. Alban's Tavern, Charles.
ilreet, St. james's•fquare.
An Auftrian Courier, with difpatcheslor Govern.
meat and the Marian Minifter, reached town at as
early hour yellerday morn ng. He came, we under
Rand, by way of Holland.
Yefterday a deputation from the Committee of
Welt India Planters and Merchants, confilling of Mr.
LYON, agent for Jamaica; Mr. MARACA r, agent for
Trinidad; Mr. grasser and Mr. BOSASiVST, had
a conference with the Criascitaoit of the Excms.
ow se, at his houfe in Downing•Rreet.
Thurfday the Duke of GLOUCESTER honoured
Captain CoLLYIR, of the SURVEILLANT!, lying in
Northeeet Reach, with a vifit. His Highnefs went
on board about two o'clock, and was received with
the honours due to his rank. After partaking of an
elegant dinner, his Highnefs left the Suaysituosrs
at eight o'clock, and returned in his barge, under a
royal falute, to Greenhithe, where his carriage was
in waiting.
Mr. THosmott, of Caftlaßreet, Leiceller-fqnare,
has received a letter from Mr. CHARLES STUIT,
dated at Bitch, in France, myth May, Rating that the
accufation *gala him of bin taking plans of Boulngoo
and the flotilla, is entirely talk; and, that after a long
confinement, he was proved innocent, his accufers not
having been able to bring the ilighteß proof againe
him. The whole originated in private ;wine, and ti
molt nefarious plan to extort money from him.
The ad Royal Lancaffiire Regiment of Militia,
commanded by Lord Sreatuar, arrived at Liverpool
IA week.
The gth Regiment of Foot, it on its march from;
Burton in Lancashire to Chelmsford Barracks.
The ad battalion of the both Regiment, is at pre.
fent quartered at Newport in the We of. Wight.
Tuefday the 25th regiment, under the command.
of Lieutenant Colonel STEWART, marched into Cork
from Doneraile, and proceeded next morning- to
Kinfale, to replace the 33d regiment, who are under
orders for embarkation.
The t 13th dragoons, at prefent op Dublin duty, are
under orders for foreign fervice at the fhortell notice,
A divifion of the fire regiment of -the light Go
man Legion have arrived in Dublin, from their fats
country quarters at Gort, siad other parts of the
country in that neighbourhood.
The light companies, of the ..a6th and 3141 Regi.
meats Rationed in garaifon at Limerick, and which,
were to have proceeded on Saturday left for Dublia,
have been countermanded.
The camp which is forming in the Pheeniz Park,
Dublin, is, we underßand, to be compofed entirely
of a light brigade, that is, of the light companies of
feveral regiments formed together.
On the Anniverfary of the KING'S Birth-day, the
2d battalion of the Sad Regiment of Foot quartered
at Worcefter, affembled at that place in order to cc.
lebrate the day.—This fine battalion, co: Ailing of
nearly Soo men, has been raifed fince the order of the
Bth of December let, and their Rate of difeipline and
foldier-like appearance does great honour to Colonel
roma, their commanding officer. On the above
occallon the Colours of the battalion were prefented
to the Enfigns by Colonel Powell, who delivered an
elegant addrefs to the men, thanking them for their
Ready and orderly conduit while under his corn-
nand. The Officers afterwards entertained a large
party at dinner, sit the Hop-Pole Inn, in Worcefier,
when (*event Loyal and Patriotic 'Nails were drank,
and the day concluded with the hisheft harmony and
conviviality.

A Court Martial was held on Friday, at Plymouth,
011 Mr. E. HANDfIaLD, Midthipman of the Folmar,
on a charge of having occalioned the death of JONli
WILLIAMS, (Vilna°, of that (hip. 'Mr. HAMDfiaLn
was fent by his Captain for his pillol when going
up with them to the quarter. deck, Mr. H. had to
ftoop under a rope, the pitkol in his right hand wit
off, and lodged,the contents in the body of Wil"
Liana. It was proved to be unpremeditated rad
perfeely accidental.
A Court Martial has been held on Lientecant
~Coraav, Commander of the Woosselcu fchooners
for the lots of that (hip, in a gale of wind, at Mr
deira. There not appearing to be any blame dee;
Lieutenant C. was acquitted. • -
comber!. Jana 13.
His Mararry has been pleafed to approve the pro.
ceedings of a General Court Martial, helcLat Canter.
bury Barracks, on the 25th and 26th of May fall, for
the trial of Chrryittpher teymmen, Freeferich Wilhelm I*
Nth Mortimer, Fraceir Rettmeyer, and ileithemy relict
private foldiers of the Bth infantry battalion of tbe
German Legion, for having defined from the fair
regiment, from Weft Gate Barracks; near Margot
in the night of the. 22d of April left ; who, brill
feverally found guilty, were fentenced as f0110w...!
Layman and Hofe to ferve abroad for life in nl
corps his MAJISTY may direft.—Mortimer to rialto
800 lathes.—Rettmeyer and Volger, Goo lathes oaf
but, in confideration of the good cidrater, yoed►
and inexperience of Rettmeyer, the Court rot*
mended him to mercy, and his Mayasi.v hai pardons(
him. The fentence un Mortimer 41,d Volger,
carried into execution, at ten o'clock, this day, at
King's Barracks, and the w!tole o the pram'
Canterbury, including the Royal Artillery, error.
dared to be pießat.

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PLYMOUTH, JUNE 22.
Came in the Benjamin and Mary, Captain COATS,
from Memel ; Mary, Captain LIAR, from Memel;
Leighton, Capt. Ross, from Alberg, all laden with
naval (ores; Dove, Capt. NowLalD, from Cork,
with provitions, for the Navy ; Profpero, Captain
CLAUSEN, from Tonningen, to Litbnn, detained by
the Bufy privateer. Came from Hamoaze the At.-
curs, of 40 guns, and anchored in the Sound.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE i 3.
Arrived the Strenuous gun brig, from a cruize.
Sailed his Majay's Blip TWEED, for Falmouth, to
cone& the velfels lying there, bound to the Weft In-
dies. His Majeßy's [hip PayLINA is appointed convoy
for the Downs.—Wind W. N. W.

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DOVER, JUNE 23.
Pallid by the (hip William Wilfon, Captain GIB-
SON, from Baltimore, for Amfterdam ; alfo the Rolla,
from Virginia, bound to London. In the Road 3, the
Tickler gun brig.—Wind N. E. and moderate.
DEAL, JUNE 23. -
Arrived and failed for the River the Abundance
(lore fhip from Portfmouth. Sailed this morning the
PINCHER. gun brig, with the Mempis, HITCHMAN ;
Pandour, ANDERSON ; Hero, GARDNET, and feveral
other outward bound veffels, &c. under convoy for
Portfmouth. Arrived yellerday evening the ANT
Ichooner with the Q2een and Hero tranfports, con-
taining the id and 4th companies of artillery, King's
German Legion. and leveret light tranfports. under
convoy from Portfmouth, and remain in the Downs,
with a large fleet of (hips of war, tranfports,
Wind E.
SHEERNESS, FINE $3.
Yefterday arrived his Majefty's floop FALCON,
Captain SAUNDERS, from the Baltic. Palled by this
day the Abundance (lore (hip from Antigua. Ar.
'lived the Swedillt Ihip Apollo, P. LaCROTH 1112fter,
With tar from Stockholm, bound to Plymouth, and
failed imuiediately for the Downs. Arrived his Ma.
jefty's (kip RESOLUTION, Captain Geolos Boat row ;
and the VENtts frigate, Captain WATSON, from the
Weft Indies, and failed this day for Woolwich.
Two P M.—The Seartaow floop of war is jufi got
Under weigh with the wind at S. W. and has taken
the TOnninien convoy with her—a thong breeze.
I,IVF.RPOOL, JUNE 21.
The floop Lavinia, eaallfs, from Gambia, arrived
it Charlefion the gth May, after a ;mirage of 48 days.
Pont days after failing from Gambia, Capt. PIARSB
Was boarded by a French corvette of 12 gcns and
240 men, twenty days from Bourdeauz, on a cruizc
on the craft. They robbed Captain P. of all his
Rock of limp, goats, Sm. four naves, and a black ap
12rentice. The French Commander declared, it was
his determination to capture every' Guinea man he
fell in with, either Britifla or American, and was only
prevented from carrying his threat into execution
+with raptajo Peak's', from the circumttance cf the
irit jibe i1..0p being carried away, and conceiving
it not pcAble to get her fare into port. The corvette
bad a few days bef"re captured two Bt kith Guinea
%en; and after taking out their crews and thirty-five
Paves, ordered them for Guadeloupe. Captain
PEARSE left A the river Gambia, the brig Venus,
fchooner Dotcheller, of Charleflon, and Good Intent,
of Bolton.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST,
Mrt St ND, JO NE xi ...Pared by the Mira. MWs, &OM Phi•
ladelphia; Margaret, Clark , from Baltimore; Hope,Turfirs; and
the Rambler, Pattercon, from Stockholm ; Langley, Thompfea,
from Riga; Thomas and Sally, Butler, from Limerick ; William,
Thompfon, and Valiant, Evans. from Waterford'; Two Brothers,
and the Brothers. Rader*alt, from Norway ; Fanny,
Taylor, and the Generous Friends, Patten, from Copenhagen.--
Sailed the Induftry, Primrofe, hir Gibraltar ; Ind the Liberty,
Hammond, for Tonningen.
The Charming Kitty, Captain K• reo ; oreenwich,
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Betsvow ; and the Duke of Portland, STBNCE, from
London, for the South Seas, were all well on the 9th
of 'April, in lat. I. S. long. 22. W. having parted
convoy from the Eaft India Reet, which failed from
I'ortfmouth on the 26th of February late, a few
days before.
A letter has been received frotn, Newfoundland,
which mentions the arrival of a French fleet of fix
fail in the neighbourhood of St. John's. The tot
lowing is an extradt of the letter :
.6 at. John's, May 3t, tflo7.
" A fchooner arrived here IA night from Halifax, is laid to
bring the information that a French Beet of fix fail has been feen
foutewhere in our neighbourhood, and that a wird bad been dii
patched for the Weft indica with the fame intellivace. As toits
truth, I can fay nothing-1 give it you as I heard it inifelf.
" Two veffels foundered in a moft tremendous gale on the
Banks; one of them from Peterhead; the crew were all faved.
The other met with a more ferious fate. She was an American,
from Liverpool to New York, with paffengers on board, all of
whom, lam tarry to undcrftand, got a watery grave. The Lrew
(though not all) raved themfelves by taking to the boat ; they had
not been above too yards from the veffc 1, when the (hip, after
pitching firft on one fide, then on the other, went down arnidit
the (bricks of hufbands, wives and children, launching into eterni
ty, locked in each other's arms."

STRANG& ERRATUM.-1n the Gazette of lafl night
it is Rated, that an Addrefs to his Majelly, figned
by the Provolt, Fellows, Scholars, &c. of Trinity
College, Dublin, had been inferted by millake, no fuch
Addrefs haviag been fent !
COVINT GARDEN THEATRE —A very fuccefiful
feafon clofed at this Theatre lan night, when the
ufual thanks were returned. The performance was
for a benefit, and the houfe was crowded.
The remains of the Countsfs of DARLincrow were
removed, at ten o'clock yeflerday morning, from her
Ladythip's late houfe, in King's-fireet, St. James's,
for interment in the family vault at Darlington,
Durham.
The remains of the venerable Count de WE LDEREN,
Knight, for feveral years Envoy Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary from the United States to this Conn•
try, were depofited in the burying vault of Dr. PAX-
Ku, late &dor of St. James, in St: James's Church.