Star.
London, England, 1806-10-09 00:00:00

MIRA9DA'S EXPEDITtOI4.

We flittd in our Second Edition of yeilerdaY,
that the American Papers contained accounts fmm
Jamaica, of General MIRANDA basing taken pi:Jerson
of Coro (about twelve hours fail from Aruba), and
marched up the country, being joined by numbers of
the Spaniards; and that he had had feveral fkir
minus with the Government troops, in all of which
he had been fuccefsful. In our preceding columns,
we have this day inferted the particulars

THE EXPEDITIONS.

• PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 7.

" This afternoon, failed to the Weftward, his Ma.
(hips ARDSNT, Of 64 guns, Um' colt sr, of 36,
and DAPHO/, of 20, with twelve fail of tranfports
under their convoy, having on board the .4oth Regi
went of Foot, and Artillery Drivers, bound to litienos
Ayers ; they are to call off Falmouth for the troop
(hips that are waiting at that port."

His Majarry arrived yellerday at the Q2een's
Palace from Windfor at twelve o'clock. Soon after
two o'clock his Mararry Rave audiences to the CA-
binet Minifters. Ear! Frrawatitast reigned to his
114a/lIITT his appointment as Prefideat of the Clan-
, eil. After the audiences his MAIM! held a private
Levee. which was atterded
by—
The Arehtilfhop of Canterbury.
The Lord Chancellor.
1 he Firft Lord of the Treahry.
The Secretaries of State for the Home and Foreign Departments.
The Matter General of the Ordnance.
The Firft Lord of the Admiralty.
The judge AdVileatt
The litulfian Arobafrador.
Lords—Hcathfield and St. Helen's.
Generala—Gordon, Craig, and Whitt.
The Rev. Mr. Allen and Mr. Fawkener.

The following had the honour of being prefented
to his MAJIPTY :
The Rev. Joni.* MARI, upon his being appointed a Prebend
of Weltminiter Abbe,. by 'gad SPeneer.
Lieutenant General Sir Jams CS.% 10, upon his being appoint-
ed to the Government of BLaelinefs Came.

Limn enant General WUITZ. by Vilcount Howick, upon his
being appointed to the command of the 46th Regiount of Foot,
in the room of Sir James Craig.

After the Levee his MAJIITY held a Privy Conn-
cil, at which his MAJISTY was pleaded to declare
Vilcount Sinwours the Prefident, in the room of
Earl FITZWILLIAM, reigned.
After the Council, Mr. Bono, the Judge Advocate,
laid before his MAJISTY the proceedings of fcren
Courts Martial.
A little before fix o'clock his Maim r let off in

iris travelling carriage for Windlor.
An Order of Council was yeßerday figned by His
MAJOSTY, for further proroguing Parliament from
the mph inflant to the ryth of November, when the
Great Council of the Nation it to oat for ttt rfif-
jhotth of bajinef t. Lord SIDNIUTH was at the fame
time appointed Prelident of the Council.
A Gentleman who very lately left Cadiz informs
us. that there were is (hips of the line in than port
all ready for lea, four of which are French. The
Spani(h feamen are very much diffatisfied at not be-
ing paid their wages, which are alnsolk a year in ar-
rears, but the (cameo belonging to the French (hips'
receive their pay regularly.
Major Dimes, who brought home the difpatches
from Buenos Ayres, and who was fo handfumely
fpokcn of in thole communications, is the Hon. Joss
THOMAS MAC/RICK DWI; cldett fon of Lord My:-
assay, Governor of the County of Limerick, Ireland.
Yellerday a Court of Directors was held at the
EAR India Houle, when Captains Ross, of the Car-
marthen, and Cowin. of the Travers, took lease
previous to their departing for Bombay dired.
The Rosborghßtire and Selkirkfkire Yeomanry
Light Dragoons go into quarters, at Jedburgh, on
the aoth intlant, for a week.
A Company of the Royal Artillery, lately em-
barked on board a tranfport at Spithead, has been
removed to the Nercid frigate. Captain CORIFT ;
which !hip is espeded to fail with the neat convoy
f it Buenos Ayres.
A &limn riot has taken place at Maidßone. The
following is an Eitraft of a Letter, dated

. MAIDIITONF, OCT 7.

. .
" In the eourfe of yefterday a party of volunteers from the ml-
-184 of Ireland, on their way to Jul. their refpedive regiments,
marched into this town. Very early after their arrival, they
[hewed fymptains of riotous behaviour, and about nine io the
evening they became quite outrages:no, breaking all the windows
within their reach, and knocking every perfon down they met
with In the fireets. They were of eons* refitted, and many of
the townfmen were very feverely wounded In the contelt. The
window frames of the Mitre were completely Buttered to pieces.
At length t►e riot became fo very alarming, that the Magiitrates,
who were fitting, it being the Sefflons, thought it prudent to call
for the aid of the Military. A party of Dragoon, arrived with
great prompt nefs (rum the Barracks and (toured the town. A pa-
trole was on the alert the greatelt part of the night, and by their
affiftanee the tranquillity of the town was rettored. Several of
t►e rioters were fent to the Barracks in cullody. It Is but julliee
to fay of the regulars, that they concluded themfelves wish great
propriety ; they arrived in lets than ten minutes after they were
fint for. Another party of the fame defeription of recruits h.+s
arrived to-day, and exhibited much of a fimilar fpirit, but pre.
cautions are taken to cnfure the peace of the town."

Co, INT•GARDIM TMl•Titi.—Laft night 771€ Reg
gar's Upera was performed: the charalter of Polly, by
a young Lady, whole name we underftand to be
Boerom, being her firfi appearance on any Rage
whatever. On her (far 'it', the appeared to labour un-
der a confiderable degree of embarraffment, which,
however, was greatly dilpelled by the cherithing ap-
plaufe of a numerous audience. Her voice is clear,
melodious, and firm, and her execution (truck us, as
being of a defcription to afford ground for high ex.
pe&ation of its future excellence. She gave leveret
of the longs with much mile, and throughout evinced
a nice, and accurate ear. The beautiful air in the le-
cond AA, " Crafergerfasisiag," was loudly applauded.
It is exquifite in itfelf, and the rung it in all its native
fimplicity.
Mr. laminas performed Matbearh in his bell Rile,

and was encored in force of his tongs. The Opera
was announced for repetition on Friday. Mifs Bor..
Ton is rather elegant in her pert n, and was neatly
and plainly drelfed. She is a pupil of Mr. W. Ware,
the leader of the band, and does great credit to her
inOruOor. We ohferved the Dukes f Caw Reims
and Sy rrout, and the Marquis and Marchionefs of
ABIRCOIIIII in the boxes.