Star.
London, England, 1806-10-11 00:00:00

EXPEDITIONS.

The promptitude evinced by our Government
cannot fail at the prefent moment w animate this
country,and to procure for the Miniflers the cordial
approbation of all parties. We have three or four
armies afloat, which on the moment the fignal was
given of the recall of our Plenipotentiary from Paris
are fent to hurl vengeance againf* our enemies its
Italy—in Africa—and in America, and to deprive
them of thole commercial refources which have hi.
that to been left them.

The Tranfports with that noble corps the aoth re-
giment, 11, much celebrated for its high difeipline
and interior economy, which failed from Plymouth
on the 7th, with the Ardent, Unicorn, and Daphne,
arrived fafely at Falmouth on the following day.—
They join the 45th, 87th, and 9sth regiments under
Sir SAMUEL At/CUMUTY, as a reinforcement to the
brave General B ttttt tutor at Buenos Ayres.
We underhand that this force is to be joined at
Falmouth by either the 9th or 17th Dragoons. We
have not learnt has alto along with it
fine company of Artillery, Capt. throw's.
Some more tranfports with troops, which are to
join the above, failed from Plymouth on Thurfday,
under the Poovra, of 18 guns, which we doubt not
have, by this time, reached Falmouth, the wind har•
ing been quite fair for fome dap.
" CORK, OCTOBER*
" The loth and Bad.regiments have received or-
ders to embark, we belive, for the Spanifb Main, and
are to be replaced in this garrifat by the asth and 324
regiments."
et FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 5...
" Hit Majefly's fhip Umicoan, of 32 guns, Lieut.
HARDTI4•II, pas arrived here, with twelve tranfports,
having on board the aothßegiment, from Plymouth;
they are all lying at tingle anchor, waiting the ap•
pearance off this port of his Majefty's fhip AIDFMT,
which is hourly expelled, having failed from Ply.
mouth yeferday along with the Umicoas."
" PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER es
4' The PLOVER, of t 8 guns, has failed, with more
of the tranfports, for Falmouth, to join thole that
failed from this port on Tuefday
" General ENGLAND expeas his fine regiment, the
silt, from Portfmouth. We have tranfports coppared,
ready to receive them and the Cerabineers here."
" PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER to.
This morning the Timis and la Neastur fri•
gates failed, having tranfports under convoy, with'
one company of Artillery, 6:h Dragoon Guards, and
sth, 36th, and 88th Regiments of Foot, defined for
Fain; uth, it is faid, and thence toproceed to Peru's; ith
fome Light Dragoons, and the 79th Highlanders.
" The brave Sir SAMUEL HGOD continues tomcod
at Ride. On Sunday, the veteran Lord HOOD came
down to fee his gallant nephew; Lady Hoots is like-
wife with him, and he hopes to be able to go with
une of the expeditions to South America. He deferves
every thing."

THE ARMY. ~,
The force for the Well Indies is likely now to be
f9on difpatebed, along with the 13th, 63d, and 139th
Regiments. Some corps will be fent from Irelant..
We ought before this time to have been in poffeffion
of the enemy's quarters in that part of the world :
from_the vigour evinced by the prefent Adminillra•
lion, the country will have the higheß expeetations.
The Duke of KENT'S fine Regiment, the in Foot,
or Scots Royals, is now little lets than 4000 firong ;
a firong proof of his Royal Highnefa's popularity in
North Britain.

The Royal Foot has at prefent four battalions, and
is likely to have more. The 7th and to% dragoons,
3d, 4th, and Bth foot, are likely now to be employe-I
—all of them crack regiments.

The Kir:o has aired an Order of Co. mil permit-
ting for fix months the importation of reveral arti-
cles of provifion duty free.
Another Order has been alto ined atithorifing the
importation into, and the exportation from Rode fiat.
bout, in the Ifiand of Tortola, of I/410W articles.

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