Star.
London, England, 1805-04-23 00:00:00

WINESOR, APRIL 22.

From day light this morning coaches, lr.rouchcs,
chaifes, gigs, taxed, and all other of carts, con-
tinued to throng into Slough, Eta:), and Windfor :
I bear that Egham, Staines, and the ntig!thouring
villages are equally crowded as Windfor. At eleven
o'clock his MAJESTY and the Ptinceffcs MARY and
AstaLia,the Dukesof C•MBRIDGE and CUMB:ALAND
on horfeback, attended by the Equerries and ftveral
General Officers, went to the Cavalry Barracks,
where they remained fame time. His MAJ6STY in.
fpeded the regiment of Hurfe Guards and his own
troop moil minutely : thence the Royal Party ,'till
to the Pm k.

About three o'clock, the Duke of Votes artived ;
loon after the Foot Guards .paraded, and were
marched to the Little Pa►k, where they had a grand
field day ; General 1., stag commanded. The con.
courfe of Ipedators was immenfe—the troops made
an uncommonly fine appearance.

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At three o'clock the King paid a vifit to the
Princefs of Wm.'s and the Princefs CHARLOTTE, at

the Upper Lodge.
Tomorrow morning, at eight, the King is to pre.
fent the Regiment of Horfe Guards with the laver
kettle-drums; they are extremely rich and very elegant.
The duty paid on the falter is not lefs than one hun-
dred guineas. The motto is—" Prefented by hilt
Majelly George 111. to his Royal Regiment of Horfe
Guards, for their uniform, honourable, and foldier.
like conduet."—The Foot Guards will keep the
ground during the prefentation ; the ceremony will
be performed in the Little Park, under the Terrace.
The Procetlion of the Inflailation will begin pre.
cifely at eleven in the morning.

Died at t dinhurgh, on the 16:11 intl. the Right
Honourable Cal Hayti Lady FORBLS, widow of the

late Ja rats Lord FORBES, and mother of her Grace
the Decltefs of ATHOL.
Yelleilday a dreadful accident befel Mr. St bt it IN, of
the crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand,.

About half paR o'clock, at night, as he was coming
down heirs, he fell over the banniffers, diflocated his
neck, and died on the fput.
A meeting took place on Saturday fe'nnight, in
the vicinity of Edinburgh, between two military gen.
tlemen. They exchanged Clots without effeet ; but
on the feeond fire one of than was slightly wounded
in the thigh, when the feconds interfered, and tba
matter was amicably adjußed.
A duel was prevented from taking place at Winchef-
ter laff wick, by the timely interference of the Magil-
-1 trate'. Some difference having arifen between two
Gentlemen of the Garrifon, they had agreed to de-
cide their dispute in a field not far from Wincheffer,
but the intention of the parties having tranfpired,
the meeting was prevented, and the Gentlemeo
were bound to keep the peace.

Let St. David's day, during divine fkrvice at St.
James's, Liverpool, a tailor boy, going into the
church, put half-a guinea into the plate ; as it was
fuppofed to be a mittake, he was delired by one of the
trultees of the Welch Charity to take back his half
guinea, and throw down his 41 No, (replied
the little tar), I was brought up in the fchuol, and
give it with all my heart."
The esti regiment embarked on hoard the Eat
Indiamen, at Portfmouth, on Friday I the 67th em.
barked y elterday.
. On the loth intl. the 2111 regiment of foot, re
Royal North British Fufileers, lying at Loughrea.
Ireland, received their route to march for Cork on
the fah, there to embark on foreign fervice.
Yelierday General esteems nes' Brigade was re.
viewed by General Lord RARRINGTON, in Hy.:4
Park, when of er going through the cultomary etre•
inoaies, they went through the different evo;nti is
mind on fuck occatians, with a precilion highly cre-
ditable to thernfelves and their commanding officers,
and were highly complimented by the Reviewing
General for their lleadinefs under arms, and their
soldier like appearance.
The St. Andrew and St. Genrge'c Volunteers re.
turned to town on Sunday, from Croydon, where
they had been for the lag ten days performing mill.
tary duty.
The Pi ince William Frederick, or St. Clement's
Volunteers, commanded by Maj rr Renoee, had a
rield.day yefterday in Hyde Park, when they went
through their various evolutions in a moil creditable
and Soldierly flyle.
The Banbury Volunteers, commanded by Major
Btometn, have unanimoully volunteered their ter-
vices to go on permanent pay and duty.
The Wiltfbire Cavalry are to commence duty for
a fortnight on the loth of next month. They will be
quartet ed at Marlborough, Caine, Devizes, and Chip.
nenham. The different troops were afked, at their
last meeting, whether they had any objeEtion They
anfwered, that, as farmers and men of bufinefs, it
would be inconvenient to leave their homes fo long,
and they willted to decline on that account ; but if it
were neettfary, and their country wanted their feo
vices, they would certainly obey the fummons. I^s
expected they will be loon called together in tro•
when it will be Signified to them that the fervices o
thole, to whom it may be inc mvenient to go, win t:t
difpenfed with. They are a tine body of men,
the command of Lord BUTS.
On ‘Vednetday laR, that fine regiment, the olio
(nt Angus and Mearns Militia) commanded by the
Hon. Colonel Douceas, was paraded in his trace
the Duke of BuceLeuca's park, in compliment to
the Lieutenancy of thole counties. The Right Hoe.
Vircount AR It CT tiNor reprefentedthe Meares ac
Lieutenant, ana HERCULES Ross, lifq. of Rollie.
Angus, as D:dtity Lieutenant, who, in confequee:
of his Lordfitip being larue, reviewed the regimes,:,
and, at the particular &tire of the Noblemen asJ
Gentlemen pi eieut, addreffed Colonel Douctac at
fume length, expreflive of the viva' admiration at
the State of diicipline of his regiment, and the nigh
fenfe of the compliment paid to the Lientenancy.—
They were afterwards entertained by the officers of
the corps.