Star.
London, England, 1807-09-21 00:00:00

PORT MITI ii, SEPT. 19.

The Eraftvorth Volunteers have takes the guard
at H.flar.

A Court Martial was held yefierday on Henry
Button. a Volunteer of the Caput Battalion, for
deferring his poll, and altering into the Royal Ma•
rine Corps, when he was delivered over to the Ma•
tines for life.

This morning the 34th regiment, 700 firong, em
barked from Cowes. on [shard two tranfports, which,
with four cnore having boo volunteers for different
regiments in Ireland, on board, failed for Cork, on.
der convoy of the ltedbreali. The tranfports and
34th regiment are going on an expedition. Several
of the Medical Staff went.

By order of Government, a Arid inquiry is to be
immediately made as to the Occupation or employ-
ment of every foreigner in the United Kingdom, and
filch as cannot give a clear and fatisfattory account
of themfelves will be forthwith Ordered out of the
country. It is to carry this intention into effzli that
the Magiflrates of this Borough have required, by
-advertilement, all aliens to alterable at the Guildhall.
All grangers -coming to this town are naturally
minus t, fee the Dock Yard, and new regulations
on this:lsead having been Hilted by ordaof dse Hon.
enrnMlatlCr Gssv, it will, no doubt. be a matter
of convenience to (Imagers to make there known—
no victor is, is future, to be admitted into the Yard
during the dinner hour ; nor aftir three o'clock in
the fummer, and twelve o'clock in winter ; and no
perfun whatever, at of uniform, is to be permitted to
walk about the pied unattended by a Warder, with.
out an order ender the band of the principal officer.
While there is a liberal *ins in thole with whom the
authority reds, to gratify nrangers of charader, with
a fight of this interening dried, it is a jun, and ape-
cilly at this time, a smeary precaution, to narrow
that indulgence by every- regulation the (afety of that
prat concern spay require.
.The following fingula eircumlarree bas occurred
here va-Between nine and ten o'clock on the evening
of la* Snnday three weeks, two men engaged Thee.
Hut, a wherryman, to take them from Gofport
beach to Spithead, to go on board a fhip there, as
I they faid. When the boat reached Spithead, they
pretended the °tip had gone to St. Helen's, and re•
quelled the waterman to go on after her. Having
reached that place, one of them (for the other, it
(ems, could not (peak Englifh) took a dagger from
under his coat, and !wore he would take away the
life of the wherryman, if he did net land them in
Frantic. Under this threat, the man confented to
follow their directions, and landed them at Fecamp.
They were no doubt French who have made their
efcape, though they appeared to be in the uniform of
rofficers of our Navy. The wherryman was lodged
in prifon at Havre de Grace, and kept there about
ten days. He was then releafed on reprefenting him.
Pelf to be a filberman ; his boat was returned to bun,
and the Frert men gave him fix or (even poudds of
bread, tome ceder, and a pocket compel's. and i pals
to prevent his being interrupted by any French vela
fel he might meet with. In this Rate they tent him
adrift, and he landed here on %Vednefday Iva, and
gives the above defcription of<bis voyage. He brought
feveral letters from Engline prifoners In France, and
from French petfons to their friends 'Hatters in this
country. He has been, we undernasd, examined,
to lift this fingular Rory, and is at rant on board
the GS SDIA MS guard flip.