Star.
London, England, 1812-07-28 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Wednesday, a detachment of the King's German
Legion embarked at Cork on board t,e Fir trans-
p et, for their depot at Harwich.
Thursday, the third regiment of Mid Lnthi •n local
militia, commanded by la.iitenant-Colonel Comtnan.
dant Sir 0101102 CLCAtIty_B at were reviewed at the
Cintls, by Lreutenarn-Colonel Sir JAMFII G. BAIRD/
Bart. who repressed hi approbation of the appear-
ance and discipline of the corps.
Friday, the Royal Edinburgh Volontets, with
ther company ot Sharpshooters, commanded by rit
Right H n arable CHARLEY Hoer, were reviewed ow
Burntsfield Links, by the sante fficer. They Made
an excellent appearance, :Ind went through V.stir dif•
ferent manoeuvres in a masterly manner.
Last week, one or the men belonging to the Stan.
nary corps of Artillery, then on dlr.) at Plymouth
Dock, entered on beard the Armide frigate, in lieu of
another, and was to receive a large bounty. Being
traced, however, a party was sent alter him on board
the Armide, and he was sent off to Launeest• n, iii
Cornwall, to be imprisoned, under the escort of a s-r:
jeant and three privates. Having arrived a ithin
three m:les of Liskeard, he gave them the start, and
got off, a though three muskets were discharged at
him by the party.

His Majesty's ship DAUNTLEN Captain BARBER.
sailed from Cork on the 221 ins•. with the Christiana
and Jane transports, with provisions for our fleets at
Lisbon and C4diz.

Notice was nu Saturday given from the Post Of.
fice, that in future the packets between Great Britain
and Sweden, instead of proceeding to Anholt, or any
neutral territory, will clear out for Guttenburgh, a:
usual, when perfect tranquillity subsists between the
two countries.
• Admiral MARTIN, one of the most active and in.
telligent Officers in our service, is at Riga, assisting
the Governor in strengthening and improving the
fortifications of the city. He has been received with'
the greatest respect and attention by all ranks of
people.
A duel took place a few d2ys since between two
Gentlemen, a Mr. E— and Mr. G—, both of
the City, in consequence of a dispute at Bernet Races.
After an exchange of two shuts each, the seconds
interfered, and the dispute was amicably set tel.
I. Friday and Saturday was played, in the Shooting
Field of Eton College, a grand match of cricket,
between the Gentlemen Tutors of Eton College, and
the Gentlemen of the St. John's Club, which was
won by the Gentlemen of Eton by 49.
r GENERAL PRILIPPON.—S.iturd 4 V evening the Tor.
lowing persons were apprehended at Rye and" Win.
chelsea, who were preaumed to be principally con-
cerned in aiding General Pineteerm in his escape from
this Country to France, viz.—Hughes, the landlord of
the Lion Inn at Rye, and the Post-master of that town
Roktuen, the person who, it is said, accompanied the
French General from Oswestry, and who went with
him in the boat to the French shore; Settee and 'limner,
the two smugglers who carried the General over. The
track of PHILIPPON was traced to Rye, by thevigiiance
and activity of Vickery and Pearkes, of the Bow-street
Office. The offenders underwent a private examina.
tion yesterday, at the Bow.strret Office, and were
remanded to prison for a further examination. It
hath appeared from the evidence of one of these men,
that a scheme had been laid for entrapping General
SARRAEIN, who was to have been invited to an enter.
tainment, and then -seized and gagged, and carried
to the coast, in order to be transported to the French
shore. The perpetrators were to have had a reward
of resooo sterling for this base business, which was
only frustrated by the apprehension of one of the par-
ties, that General Sanaa= would be executed on
his arrival in France, and to that conscientious scra.
pie be is now, perhaps, indebted for his exigence.
The Funeral of the Count and Countess D'An.
TRAIOCES took place yesterday with all due solace. •
nity. The melancholy procession proceeded from
the family house, in Queen Ann-street West, to St:
Pancras Church-yard, where the bodies were interred.
The following was the order of the procession t
Two Porters, In full mourning dresses.
Page with Wand of Ceremony.
State I.id of Feathers.
Pages with. Wanda of Ceremony.
Hearst. whit BOOT of the Count,
Pour Pages. drawn by four horses, feathers Four PAM.
at .d velvets.
Two Porters, in full mourning dresses.
Pages with Wands—State Lid of Feathers—Pages with Wanda.
Hearse, with DODT of the Counter, drawn by four horses,
featheu and velvet.
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Two Pages, In felt mounting dresses.
Two Ng< e.
First Mourning Coach—the Count's Son Chief Mourner, Bisbop
/Neuron, --- Evans, Esq. and Counsellor Butler.
Two Pages— Uwe Pages.
Second ditto—S. 1. Trickey, Esq. Doctor Chavernac, Menden/
L'Abbe Peraud, Monsieur Brava.
Two Pages—Two Pages.
Third ditto—Marquis Apartado, Chevalier Onto (Nisei& Legs*
lion), Vaunts, Esq. Mons. Guelittrini.
Two Pages-I'w° Pages.
to—Monsieur L'Abbe Purard, Monsieur Boozy& -
Two Pages.
Private Carriages of Counsellor Butler, George Cannhtg, Esq.
Mrs. Elliot, -- Wane, Esq. Sac. &c. &c.
The ceremony was performed by Bishop SUM"
ON, L'Abbe PRRIOAUD, L'Abbe PIinARD, acc.
Lemrso, the murderer, received a letter by the post
a day or two before the horrid transaction he corn.
mitted took place, which threw him into the.strongest
agitations of passien. He bit it, tore it into a thou.
sand pieces, and burnt it immediately after he read
it, and gave no intimation of its contents.
At the ,Haymarket Theatre, last night, a Gentle.
man sitting close to the Orchestra in the Pit, fell down '
in an apoplectic fit, and in an instant expired. Medi•
cal assistance Vas immediately pro Cured, but in vain.
He was recognised to be V. Weartsa, Esq. one of the
Gentlemen Ushers of the King's Privy Chamber.

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