Star.
London, England, 1807-07-30 00:00:00

THE EXPEDITION.
It is now reported, that Sir DAvin Ilium takes
out two Cavalry Brigades with him I a light aid•
a heavy. Lord Noir to command the light s and
Brigadier General DOIOLIEN the heavy brigade.—
This is to coon of

The Blass,
Inntficillings, and
4th Dragoons.

Lord Pease's brigade to confill of his own regiment,
The ph,
toth, (the Princes) and

zsth, (Doke of Cumberland's).
The Ittmaxsava and 'AYDIN men of war, with
Cenral tranfports, having a detachment of 26c0 of the
Guards on board, at 7 o'clock kit night got tinder
weigh to fail from the Nore.

The Medical Staff has been ordered from Ramf-
gate, to embark on board the hofpital Chip at Deal.
MEDICAL Sr AY, —lnfpeetor of linfpfeals, J. Webb, EN
Phyficians, Drs. Larehin and Deane —Surgeons, Men. Taggart,
Brownrigg, Jones, and Woolrich.—Apothecary, Stewart —Deputy
Purveyor, Mapletoft—and zo Horplial Mates"

RAMSGATE, JULY 28.
An order has been this moment received, for
the failing of the whole of the tranfports from this
place, the embarkation having been completed."

" DEAL, JULY 29.
44 There are now remaining in the Downs about
thirty an of tranfports, having onlioir'd the 82,i,
32d, soth, and 4oth regiments of foot, with the .1 it
and ad battalions of the 52d regiment ; alfo five
companies of the Rifle Corps (nr 95th regiment).—
Several more tranfports are at anchor near Runt'.
gate, for the reception of troops. The 29th regent
of foot, now lying in Deal Barracks, (which arrived
from Halifax) are expeaed to embark in a few days."
" YARMOUTH, JULY 29.

" The fecond divifion of the fleet will not faie,Aill
they have received the troops on board, about three
or four thoufand. Wind S. W.

" This day the Cambridge Militia marched in here
from Stilton Barracks; and the fecond divifion of
the Rofb(hire marched for Stiltnn."

Sunday, a Company of the Royal Artillery under
the command of Captain Usirrr, marched into
Chatham, and on Monday proceeded on their march
to embark at Northfleet.

Colonel D'Aacv and Lieutenant Cot.t.vez, of the
Royal Engineers, left Chatham on Sonday, to join
the Expedition at Yarmouth, the Engineer Officers
attached to which are, one Colonel, one Major, fix
Captains, and one Subaltern.
Upwards of tOOO Artillerymen were embarked at
Woolwich, on Friday lall, under the command of
General BLoomvi aLe with a very extenfive batter-
ing train: the butt le which was experienced at Wool•
wich on this occafion, has hardly ever before been
equalled.

Four hundrtd Gunners and Drivers, and a large
number of hot fes have embarked at Northfleet, under
the command or Captain Roam sow.
Thurfday, a Company of the Royal Artillery,
under the command of Captain MUNROE, arrived at
Chatham from Woolwich : they are Rationed at their
new barracks, at Brampton.
Four Companies of the Royal Artillery embarked
at Woolwich yeflerday Morning; and Col. HARDING
and his Staff, were to embark this morning, and pro-
ceed to Yarmouth to joist the grand Expedition, now
about to fail.

The 13th Light Dragoons, now on their march
from Ramfgate, &c. to take the *King's duty, will,
on their tranfit, be reviewed ott Saturday.
Military amateurs had a high treat on Monday,
in the review of that unrivalled corps, the rath Dra-
goons, on Hounflow Heath. The greateß applaufe
was juftly paid to that able officer, Lieut. -Colonel
Haw KER, for the high Rate into which he hasbrought
this fine regiment.
The volunteering from the militia for the regiments
of theline, will, in Ireland, be carried on with amazing
fpirit, if we may judge from what took place four
year, ago. The South Cork regiment, then quartered
atWaterfnrd, of which Lord RIVERSDALE is Lieute-
nant Colonel, and was with them at that time. turned
out almoft to a man, to ferve in any corps, and
wherever Government thought proper.
Yeßerday, his Majefty's tzth Regiment of Light
Dragoons, who, in confcquence of their diflinguifhed
fervices in Egypt, wear the Sphinx on their colours
and caps, were reviewed by the Duke of CAMBRIDGE,
attended by the Staff of the Home Diflria. The re-
giment performed all their evolutions in a corre&
way, and, abating for the wind and duff, it was a
very pleating foal:tele to a number r,f fathionahles.
Sunday night there was a very hot prefs in Leith,
by which a number of ufeful handy were picked up.
Yefterday a deputation of nureaan ts, who enquir-
e 1 of the 'Lords of the Admiralty when the embar-
go would be taken off, were 2nfwered " two days
after the failing of the expedition !" In the mean time
there has been a relaxation of the embargo in fume
of the diftant ports. A few fhips for the Weft In-
dies and Halifax have been allowed to fail from Li.
verpool.
General MEAD, who has been fo badly wounded in
Egypt, fared long in Sir Joule Dort.s's regiment,
1, the 87th.

After a minute invehigation of the numerous de.
partments of Chelfea College, it is underhand that the
Commiffioners of Military Enquiry will next turn
their attention to the very extenfive, as well as expen-
five department of the Ordnance.
A private letter from Altona, dated July 22, fpeaks
confidently as follows
Raffia will not loft: any thirg, and no celllons are demanded
from Maria.

" There is to be no kinp,dom in Poland ; but lArarfaw, and a
diftridt round it of about 5o or 6o miles. is to be ereded into a
Duchy.—
,Jerome Bonaparte is fpnken of as the new Duke.
" Pnillia is to lots all her territories on this fide the Flbe ; and
Wellphalia and Hanover will, it is foppoLd, be erected intoa king-
dons, of which Jerome Bonaparte will be King, as well as Duke of
Poland."
Dantzic has been rc(ored to ifl ancient dignity as
a free lianfeatic town.