Star.
London, England, 1807-06-22 00:00:00

THE EXPEDITiON:

As we Elated in the Sint of Saturday lag, the
Etpedition has at length failed front the Downs. A
fignal had been flying 'Nodality and Friday for
the Officers to halten on board, preparatory to fail-
ing, but the wind was unfavourable, and a great
number of them lingered on (hare till the laft minute.
At t quarter before five o'clock on Friday after-
noon, a fignal was fired from the Comniodore's 114
for the tranfports to get Under weigh. General, the
Baron DRICHSEL, who commands the Eipedition,
was at the moment fmoking his pipe in the front
parlour of the Royal Exchange Inn, at Deal. Obe-
dient to the fignal For felling, be got into a boat, ac-
Companied by his Aid-du:Camp, and in about twenty
minutes after five o'clock, he was on board the tranf-
port appointed to receive him. An amaiing number
of boats, crowded with officers, followed ; and, be-
fore fix o'clock, the whole flee-, confining of the
DISPATCH and PROCS is limps of war, the CHARGER
gun brig, and fifty-three tranfporto, having on board
:upwards of ten thoufand men, horfe and infantry,
wet* under weigh, leering in a northerly direftion.
As the wind was in the South Eaft quirter, they were
teen by myriads of people for feveral hours ; till, the
wind wearing to the Weftward, the fleet pall the
North Foreland, and were loon out of fight.
General, the Baron Discuses., is a fine looking
old man—a great favourite with the King ; and
endeared to his cfficeti and men by confiderations
that are almoft 6141.

N DEAL, jUNE I,r, 007.
el In my lan, I announced to you the failing of
the firft divifion of. the German Legion on foreign
fervice, namely, to co-operate with our too long
neglected allies. The failing of thefe troops has
made a great blank here. The officers, while their
tranfports were in the Downs, were conflantly on
fhore ; they (pent theit money freely, and paid cheer-
fully. The inhabitants of Deal fpeak of them in
terms of great refpeEt. Every Inn was full of them
from the Royal Exchange Inn at one extremity of
Beach-flreet, to the Walmer Cattle public houfe at
the other. As there is to be another embarkation
of troops at Ramfgate, to rendezvous alfo in the
Downs, the good folks of Deal are looking forward
to this new handl with the moft confoling expeila-
lions.
se As the (hips' boat rowed a from the Chore on
Friday afternoon with General DRICHILL and his
Aid.de.Camp, the beach was covered with a mingled
groupe of officers' Ladles and Gentlemen—the officers
waiting only fur boats, in which to follow their Ge-
neral ; and the fpettators loud in kind wiffies for the
(tweets of their expedition. In the boat, the General
wore a plain blue coat, and a green leather cap. His
1 Aid-cle.Camp, a fine looking young man, was wrap-
ped op in a great coat : both of them Bunking their
ebony tubes with great compofore."

MOM /MOTHS& COIRISPORDINT.
" DEAL, JUNE so.
" Laft night. about half pall fix o'clock, the DIS
PATCH and Pancras hoops, and CHARCIIR gun brig,
got under weigh,and proceeded for Stralfund, having
under their convoy fifty-three fail of tranfports, cora-
prifing the 6r!t divifion, having on board part of the
King's German Legion, both Cavalry and Soot.
" No man of war has yet been appointed to take
the fecond divifion of tranfports (now lying in the
Downs) under convoy, having on board pats of the
King's German Legion, but is expelled very thorny."
N RAMSGATE, JUNE xi.
" The failing, on Tuefday evening, of the firft di-
vilior of the Expedition, under General DRACHM,'
was a moll interefting fight to thoufands of people,
colleted on the pier and furrounding cliffs to behold.
Night loon feparated the fleet from our view, but
we had the confolation in the morning to find that
they had paled the North Foreland, with a wefterly
wind, which continued till the evening. To-day it
is E.S.E. which is very unfavourable.
" Further embarkations are to take place imme-
diately : of thefe I (hall endeavour to fend you cor-
ral accounts. Sixteen tranfports, in addition to up-
wards of fifty already here, endeavoured this day to
get into the harbour, but could not fnccced.
" Two (mall French hoops, laden with empty
calks and iron, captured about nine miles to the
Weftward of Boulogne, by his Majefty's gun brig
the WRANGLZI) PM. B. PATTI.., Efq. Commander,
were this day brought into Ramfgate."

CORNMARKST, MARR-LANE, JUNK 22...--The ar.
rivals of Wheat to-day, make the fupplies confider.
able ; the fates are heavy, and about is. per quarter
lower, excepting thofe of firs quality—the fupply of
Barley is large, and full 31. or 4s. cheaper—Malt
likewife—thete are no White Peas. and Grey are
higher—Beans, of eachifort, are lower—the fupply:of
Oats is confiderable, and this trade rather gives way
in price—Flour continues fcarcely to fuppcnt the
general currency.
011111RAL CUEIRENCT ASUNDER.
Wheat, 485 &pi 74s per qr. Grey Peale 445 485
Pine Ditto. 765 79$ Bean.. (old) 421415 od
Rye, 401 445 Tick Ditto. 34$ 405 ad
Barley, 32138. od Oats, 545185 345
Matt, has 685 od Poland dirto 350 361 ad
White Peas, (boilers) oos oos Rape Seed s3I
Fine Fiour.6os 639—Seconds 53s to 6a.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 20.
Average Price of Corn in England and W ales, from the Returns
ending Jut* t 3, 5807.
Wheal Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. Peak.
s. d. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
74 3' 47 t 36 7 27 IIER S 48 o
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
the week ending June t 7,15 331. tid per hundred weight.