Star.
London, England, 1807-11-25 00:00:00

THE EXPEDITIONS.

to addition to the regiments which we have de-
tailed for them, We bear that the ad battalion of the
Adjutant General's regiment, goo itrong, is oh the
march for Porfrnonth for embarkation.

General ENGLAND does not accompany the troops
himfelf, but he is bufied in fitting out the etpedition
from Plymouth. That dillinguifbed regiment, the
13th, commanded by the Hon. Colonel COLVILLI,
goes to Plymouth to join the t tth, and sd battalion
of the Old Buffs. The 13th is now tOOO Ikons
being a favourite regiment, with the finest of the
frills Militia to volunteer to.

The zd battalion of General Mutt:Axes** regi•
meat having recovered from the ophthalmia. is pre-
paring to embark for fervice : the ft battalion of
this very fine regiment is gone to India from South
America.

General BIIIIISTORD, attended by Colonel
LING, his Deputy Adjutant General ; Major Mos.
PHY, his Major of Brigade, and the left of his Staff,
goes in the flag !hip of Sir SAKLIIL Hoop, the
C;IITAUfI. They are ready to (fart the firft fair
wind from Pouf:mouth.

We believe that one of the expeditions now fitting
out, goes to the Well Indies, another to Madeira;
but there are various and contradidory reports as to
the deflioation of the third.

This day that dininguithed regiment, the itch
foot, embarked at Plymouth.

Yenerday the ad battalion of ere We Fuzileers,
the 20, embarked at Portfmouth.
That gallant corps the 77th, commanded by Co
lonel WarraLoce, which lately returned from India,
where they often diflinguifhed themfelves, has jolt
been removed from Chatham, to make room for a
regiment of the Foci' Guards.

On Monday the Duke of YORK went from Oat-
lands to Windfor, and after tranfaeling hntinefs with
his MAJESTY, dined with the (Z 2 sin and Pan/cents,
and in the evening came to London. Yefterday his
Royal Higlinefs held a public day at his Office in the
Horfe Guards, which was but thinly attended with
Officers.

Lieutenant Colonel Atexa►tnea Bra-rsote has been
(deed and appointed to the Government of St. He
knit, with the rank of Colonel, in the fet vice of the
Honourable Eafi India Company.
Monday evening feveral troops of the King's Ger
man Legion (dragoon►) were landedat Yarmouth,and
yetterday the 43d Regiment of Foot left Yarmouth
for Ipitsich: the German Legion occupy the bar-
racks at Yarmouth.

We canna too feverely reprobate the obvious im
propriety and miftaken policy of cnliiling recruits
14 his Majefly's fervice, fan age ton advanced
to undergo the common ncceffary fatigues of, usi
litary duty. We have been affured, that within
the lail eighteen months upwards of taco men have
been admitted into regiments of the line, from vari-
ous foutces, who have, on trial, been found totally
unfit for Olive fervice, many of them from old age,
and the natural effths of con(litutiinal decay. I'he
Officers conneaed with the recruiting fervice cannot
be ton much on their guard in entering and palling
men who ate not in every refpeet fit for the fervice.
Common juflice to the army demands that its force
fhould be perfcelly efficient, if not in bombers, at Ica
in the con.litutions of the fuldiers.

ExtraEt of a:letter from a Serjeant of the 27th foot,
to his friend in Aberdeen, dated Melazza, ifland of
Sicily, September 28 The following regiments
are now here, viz. the 20th, sad, 58th,.6tf1, Blit, tlt
battalion 271 h, soth light dragnont, 3000 of the
Guards, and fame battalions of infantry. The troops
are all very healthy. except a fi.w who are aided
with fore eyes. On the 4th of July lan, the whole of
the foldiers here received, from their gallant officers,
one dollar each, to drink to the memory of the plains
of Calabria. We hear that the French are coming
down from Naples, to take horn us our little ifland
—they ate furely dreaming ! We buy the wine here
fa low as one penny per bottle. It is very warm with
u 4 at rodent we are dole lby the foot cf Mount
Etna." .
4
The King's College and Univerfity of Old Aber-
deen, have conferred the degree of L. L. 1). on Mr.
WILLIAM BURN BY, teacher of the Naval Academy,
Gofport, Author of the Britifh Neptune and other
ingenious works.
The Lord Provoll, Magiiiraret, and Council of
Edinburgh, have unanimously voted an Addrefs to
Lord Vitcount CATHCART, commanding his Ma.
jelly's f •rces in Scotland. to be prefented in a gold
box, congratulating his Lordfhip on his life return
to that. metronolis, after his fucceisful fervices at
Copenhagen ; and ezpreflive of the refpeet they en-
tertain for his Lordlhip's perfon and chat-after. and
for his ready cooperation with the Magillracy in
every matter conducive to the interefts of the com
munity.

The Lord Provoß, Magihates, and Council, of
Edinburgh, in confequence of a reprefentation from
the Matter of the Trinity Honfe of Leith, dated the
loth inßant, have fufpended James Noble fri•i:n his
office of Harbour Pilot, on account of mircondud in
bringing the American brig Flora into Leith harbour.
CORN EICHANGS MARL LANS, Nov. 25 —Wheat
and Oats this day are in fo very dicta supply, and
the buyers waiting further arrivals, caufes fo very
few [ales to be made, and thofe nearly at 'aft prices
which ate almoll conlidered nominal.—The fupply
of Barley is likewife (bort, and on the rite—Fine new
Malt about Bos. per quarter—Peas vary but little—
Beans this week are cheaper—The terms of Flour as
our 1411--Fine American 351. to 381. per barrel.

OCNKIAL CIMAINCY Al
Wbeat. 44• Ste 63/ per qr. Grey Peas, 63. 7zsod
Fine Ditto. 6211 71. od Beans, (old) s 6. 62,s od
Rye. (new) eas 46s od Tick Ditto sod 56s
itatiey.eis allsod Oats,a to 30$ 331
Malt, (old) 6/11 73. od Polasid ditto 361 376 6d
White Peas, (Boilers) 1401 1334 Potatoc ditto to 3111 cd
Rape Seed 234 111.
Fine Floor fOijj. to slis....Secends dss to 511.

NJUTICAL 1 VTELLIGENC4.

MAILS—Wind S. W.

MILFORD, NOVEMBER sty

It has blown a dreadful gale all day at N. W. at-
tended with (now, 'bonder, and lightning. Several
vedils hare received damage.
DUBLIN, NOVEMUR so.

The brig Rcehdale, Honosos, laden with pro'''.
floss, &c. and upwards of too !adios on board, went
on bore under Sea Point, near the Black Rock, and
it is feared all have perithed. The Princefs of Wales
packet which failed from hence for Liverpool yefter-
day, and was returning this day by crntrary wind,
when the !truck on the South Bull and funk. The
mailer, crew, and two Ladies were fared, and 150
foldiers drowned.
FALMOUTH, NOV. sa.

Arrived yeflerday the brig Bonet ta, Captain Bssi,
from London, bound to Newry, much damaged, and
will be obliged to difchatge ; and the brig Grace,
PAYNTSC from London, for Waterford, damaged.
'This day arrived the Jane (Hambro' fbip). Captain
Mvaas, from St. Thomas's, bound to Tunningen,
with fugar, coffee, and tobacco, nut fix wad, and
detained twelve days fince by hi;i Majelly'efhip Vta-
GM'. of 36 guns ; the Lord Hobart packet, Ha-
MILTON, with mail; from New York and Halifax, 24
day. from the latter place—no news : was fired at a
few days fince in lat. 49. 54. long. 8. 35. by a ketch
under Swedill2 colours, which file foppofed to be a
French privateer—a large !hip under American co•
lours was in company. On the packet returning the
fire, fhe filtered off. Alfo arrived his Kiji:fly's !hip
CHAMPION, of 24 guns, and CAPILIN fCho3ller, from
off Breli ; the brig Etiza ( tender), from Swanfea, for
Plymouth, with impreffed feamen ; the Commerce,
Swatcot, from Teignmoutb, bound to Greened,
with lofs of fore top mall Sailed the hired armed
brig Morriftown, of to guns. Lieutenant Baas's'',
wish a convoy of coadert for Swanfea.—Wind
Pa cengers per the Hobart—Major Duke, Mars. Farren, Hut-
chhafon,Allport, and Mrs. and MS Moodie. •

AIR. OUR. ARR. DUI.
Dublin - I I Liflacin - o
Waq.rford 1 3 New York and
Gettanbargb o r Halifax t 0