Star.
London, England, 1805-07-15 00:00:00

THE Rona FAMILT.

WEYMOUTH, JULY t3..—We have been in vt,At
bale for feveral days paR with the prepArati/.11:11..,t
have been making for the reception of the ltoy4L
FAMILY. Numbers fat up all night to be gratifed
with the fight of the arrival of the ROYAL FAMILI ;
and this morning, by four o'clock, the endorsee to
the town from the London road was crowded. A
few minutes before five o'clock their MAJESTIES and
Princefl'es AMELIA, AUGUSTA, and MARY, Wilted
to the great gratification of the inhatitants. The
windows and Itreets were filled, and they were re•
ceived with huzzAs and every demonlb ation of joy.
—Their MAJESTIES went to bed. Soon after nine
o'clock his MaJtsry role, and, after breokfail cam:
out of the Lodge, accompanied by the Duke of Cvm-
BERLAND• His MAJESTY appeared in exceller.t health
and fpirits, and none the worfe for the fatigues of hi,
"Taney. Sir BROOK WATSON, Sir HARRY lit'RßAta
NEALE, Captains TOWRY, C. FOOT And Etooni•
rrota a, the Officers of the Staff of the Duke of Cu.,.
BERLAND, General FITZROY, and feveral Hanoveriar.
Officers, paid their rerpells to his Meltzer, and
congratulated him upon his fare arrival. His MA.
JESTY in a (bort time mounted his horfe, and rode to
the camps, accompanied by the above, and likewife
Lord DUN DAS and Mr. ButOWNI. After his MAJEsTr
had reviewed the camps, he rode to the Pier head,
and viewed the improvements that have lately been
made upon the &Rate of the late Sir W. PuLTENrY,
The Remit. FAMILY, after dinner at Demeze<,
Hartford-bridge, let off about three o'clock ; they
Cupped at the Star inn, Andover, about nine, where
the Princefs Soputa and AMELIA, finding themfeires
fatigued, went to bed. Their MAJESTIES and the
other Princeffes purfued their journey to Salifburr,
and Worn:sewn% Inn, where they arrived at one
o'clock, and took tea. They then went on to Bland.
ford and Dorchefter, where they changed horfes
at the Antelope. When they had got about- four
miles from Dorcheller, one of the leading honks in
the Brun's carriage ran a nail in one of his feet,
which fo completely lamed him, that their Mails.
Ti FS were obliged to go into Weymouth with only a
pair of horfes.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CUMBERLAND is
appointed the Commander in Chief of the Weymouth
Camp.
The following are the lateß arrivals here :
Lords—Vernon and Mattiews
Generals Fitmf 1.4
_Lenox Colono Howard ; Major Kw**
Captains—SundarWid, Bailey, and Murray.
lAdy Mansfield.
Rev. Alleffrs..—Bloombnry, J. Brooke, Pries, and England.
filleffra.—Yesturme M. D. Barker, Douglas, Mazola, him
Andorra°, sad Greenle'y.
Atittearea—,Bloosolsery, Peke, England, and Grcenley.
Stlfra—egice and Cocaley.

On Friday morning. Lieutenant-Colonel Haunt
Timm', of the Cold(lream Regiment of Foot
Guavas, Private Secretary to the Dake of irnag, had
a long interview with Lord Harvessatnev, when 14
was appointed confidential Secretary to his Matasvr.
He is to read the nifpatcoes, and to write hi. 1144..
tesres answers ; he fee off early on Saturday morn.
ing for Weymouth, to attend his Matssrr, This
Gentleman was employed by the Duke of YORE to
be his Secretary when his Rubel Highnefs wtut
abroad left war. His Royal Highnefs has fierce pre-
fented him with &Colonel's commi% in in the Guards.
On Saturday a detachment floss Brigade Guards
marched to Kew. and relieved the detachment Lf the
King's own Staffordthire Militia.
The Earl of Mane T b t.a fet off yeflerday morning
for Ramfgate, to jot' hi, regiment, the Nottingham.
(hire militia, which is now Rationed at that place,

On Monday lan the North Pevenfey Legion, corn,
mended by Lord SM MUSD, Was reviewed near
Croy/borough Beacon, by General Doe, attended by
his Staff, and Colonel Boma, Infpeeting Field Of-
ficer. The rain which prevailed, except at Ihort in-
tervals (luring the whole day protralted the perfor-
mance of the evolutions which were intended ; how,
ever, the fourteen companies, preceded by the caval•
rv, marched by the General. and went elm' feveral
changes of front and firings fo entirely to his fatisfaca
tion, that, in his addrefs to the legion, he declared
they were fit to ferve with any troops whatever, or
againft any enemy ; that they formed the line as well
as is done in Hyde Park or any where. He compli-
mented them in warm terms on the flrength of the
companies (none were abfent, except in confequence
of ficknefs) and he particularly noticed the alcrtnefs
and appearance of the two rifle companies, a very
fine body of men, drefed exa.ftly the fame as the 95th
regiment. The rain did not prevent the General
from remaining on horfeback uneloaked. Inilead of
a formal review, the infpeeion became a leffim of in-
Oration, and the General recommended fome im-
provements in the evolutions. A principal part of
the bufinefs of the day. was the prefentation ef a
very handfome pair of colours. Previoully to their con-
feer ation t heLegion formed a fg uare, and the ceremony
being performed by the Chaplain, they were carried
by the Adjutants, difmounted, attended by an cf-
cost of riflemen, and an excellent band of mutic, to
the doer of a large tent, where Lady Sit Krems) pre
fented them to the officers appointed to receive them.
Her Ladylhip (aid," I have the honour of delivering
thefe colours to the North Pevenfey Legion, in the
mon pedal confidence that they will be bravely de-
fended, and never fuffered to tall into the hands of
the enemies of our country." The General added
that they could not be delivered to a more defcr ving
corps. In the centre of one of the colours teas the
North Pevenfey Star in gold, from which emanated
twenty flaming (words in flyer, on which were writ-
ten in letters of gold, the names of the twenty pa-
Tithes which furnifh the Legion. The badnefs of the
weather did not prevent a numerous and refpelah!e
attendance. The Duchefu of Dottier, Lord WHIT.
woury, and feveral of the principal families in the
neighbourhood, were in Lady Stearn s CD'S tent. The
abfence of the Lieutenant Colonel, the Speaker, who
was preverted by neceffary attendance on PM Lament,
was much regretted. Too much praife cannot be be-
llowed on the fnldierlike appeurance,orderly c,nduft,
good temper, and performance of the Legion, the
whole of which had never affembled topethcr but
once ►efore. This commendation is peculiarly due
to the Gentlemen and Yeomanry, who, without le-
vying contributions on the divifion, formed this
highly refpeftable corps. They were on the ground
nearly fix hours, and • grat part, in going there anal
returning, marched fall thirty much.

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MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind North.
AIR. DI!. All. DIM
t I Harnhurgh •
Wat,rford 1 o Cuttenbargh •

FALMOOTII,JULY 12.—Arrived the Humber armed
oi;p, With A convoy from the Downs, and the brig
tare, Capt. HARRIS, from Oporto, which place fhe
left on the 26th June, in company with about 45 fail
under convoy of the MILBROOK fchnoner and Avow
brig of war, and parted from them yefterday off this
port.—Sailed the Diana packet, Capt. Sr. Ayers,
with a Mail for Lilbon, and the American fhip Julia,
for Liverpool.
Nine o'clock, P. M.—A frigate is now off this
harbour,making fignals for the trade for Portugal to
come out of this port, and the nllOOll7l loop of
v.-a has jolt made the fignal for the Sips to unmoor.
Two (hips are (landing into our Bay, fuppofed to be
from Liverpool, to join the above convoy. Wind N.E.
Nvmouvu, juts' 13.—Came in the James, Gao.
Josss mailer, and the Charlotte, S. Warsow mailer.
item Oporto; by them we learn that the Lively, F.
&t urn mafter, bore np for Lifbon leaky, and is fup-
laded 'to be captured; the Argo, for London, and a
sloop for Scotland, were captured to the Northward
of Cape Flniflerre, by a row boat of 4. guns, and the
Harmony, -- COWARD, for Loncic,n. has been mif
Lug frcim the Beet fix days—they failed from Oporto
the 26th June • (45 fail) under convoy of the Avow,
of dens', and the Miuntoot fchnnner ; tht. Friends,
C le Gaos, from Jerfey ; Corroborata, ANDERSON,
from Dram, with timber, and the Frende Snare,
HALL, from korfgronnd, with deals. Sailed the
Yorfoket, Osmium; for Tonningen.—Wind S.W.
PORTSMOUTH, IDLY. t 4.--Arrived the Waikat.a
toop.of war. and the Mrrsoa bomb, from a cruise.
Sailed the CHIFFON s frigate, Captain ADAM, for Wey-
mouth; and ZEBRA bomb, Captain PARKINSON, fur
the Downs. Yeflerday the MEGlcaa (loop. Captain
rurr, was pa:d off, and her clew turned over to
the Ross a fine new !loop of war, commanded by
Captain Curtis, which will he ready to go to
Spiihead on Tucfday. This mooting the Anil
jacobiee, Danith Ell Indiaman, Capt. &RACER,
went !salt this port, for Copenhagen. She failed from
Bengal on the ill February, in company with the
Lomeward bound Bengal fleet. which went to Madras
to join tit:. convoy for Englimdatthey may be gaily
expelled. She touched it tha Cipeof coed Hope,
where there was nothing. new. 'Colonel Shaw, Cap-
tains Ewett, Lacy, and Jones; Major Brenam, Mr.
Sharp, furgeon, and Mrs. Salvia, Paffengers, landed
here from her.—Wind N. E.

. DEAL, juLy 14.--Remain in the Downs, the Sr.
ITTREtHT, TXUSTi, and ANTELOPE men
of war; Vt., LTuite and ALERT, sloops of war; Dts-
COMY and DEiYASTATION, bombs ; and feveral gun
and fire vied,. Wind N. E. "

SHE ER IfER 3, it/Li I a.—ThlßottoLos arrived,was
raid, and failed for Harwich. Arrived the IN SP EC-
roe ; alio the Vizsia, from the Downs.
JULY 13.—Arrived the Diligence fore [hip, and
proceeded to Standgate Creek ; a large fleet of mer-
chant veffels have alto gone to Standgate Creek, to
perform 'quarantine.
JULY 14—Arrived the Mercator armed (hip, and
Las hoifed fignal for convoy to the Baltic. A ilum-
her of vefftls are colieBed here to fail with the Mer
cator for the Baltic.
P. S. Five o'Clock.—The Mercator, Captain
WELSH, fails to-morrow, with conitaY for the Baltic.
Arrived yefterday the Roslyn, Captain Roar, from
the Baltic. Came into dock this day the BOADICEA
frigate. Went out of dock, the PY LADES hoop.

CORK, JULY B.—The Neptune, of Liverpool,
=after, was (poke with off this coaff by the Britifh
Tar, formerly the Braave, arrived in our harbour,
whom The informed, that fbe failed from Tortola on
the ill of June, In the utmoll hurry, !miring only one.
fourth of ber cargo on board, in confequence of the
combined fquadrens having paired to leeward of that
hind, between the 25th and 31ft of May.
GRIEMOCR, JULY to.—Captain M'MsLLas, of the
Aipio, from Jamaica, (poke the brig Alfred From
ntigua for New York, in lat. 3t. 49. long. 6/. tl.
W. on the 25th May 1-16th ditto, (poke the Fame,
from Philadelphia for Liverpool, in lat. 46.25. long.
So. N.-2d inftant, (poke the chip Fanny, from
.:serice for New York, in lat. 56. to. long 8. oo W.
Lett loading in Port Maria, for the Clyde, the Ratty,
Boss Fortune, KENNAII ; and the Magnet, LANs
bALL—The Recovery, WTLLts, formerly men.
toned as athore to the fouthward of Sandy Hook,
has since been got off, is repaired, and loading at
New• York for this port.
jut. v 12.—The Olive Branch, Banner, arrived
':re Lute laf night from Charielion, after a paffage of
.2 days : the brings intelligence of the capture of the
I'p Two Friends, hl,l4aar., of Charleiton, front

; 0-i. Con for Cbarlefltin, taken off that port, by a
French privateer, on the 6th of June; the crew and
patftngera were fent on &ore in a pilot boat. The
Margaret, MILL sit, arrived here fan night from Ha-
lifax, after a pillage of 38 days.