Star.
London, England, 1807-08-15 00:00:00

POLUvTEERS.

COPY OP LORD HAFFILISEURY'S LITTIlt•••••CIRCUL*11.
Whitehall, Auguft y, ao7.
I have the honour to acquaint you, that it has been deemed,
expedient by his Majefty's Government. that fuch Corps of Vo-
lunteers, infantry, and Artillery, as have not completed thetr
twenty-fix days' emelt' for the prtfent year, Ihould have the
option of arembling upon permanent pay and duty, under the
regulations which were in force in the year Ohs (by which the
officers will be entitled to full pay, and the non commiffinned
officers, drumm rs and privates, to one grilling per diem bounty
money, for the days during which they may remain fo affonbkd)
and fubjed to the following reftrialons:
The period for which theft Corps wiU be allowed to remain
affembled mutt not exceed the number of days wanting to corn.
plcte their twenty4ix days drill for the prefent year, and mail,
in no care, he leis than ten, or more than fourteen days; confe•
quently this permiffion can be grat•tcd to fuels Corps only as (hall
not have performed more than fixtecn days exercife during the
prefcnt year.
I take this opportunity of acquainting you, that no extra pay
will be allowed for infpedtions, as it is conceived that they may
take place on the days of drill, with little if any additional incon-
VCIACUCC to the Corps. I have the konJur to be, Sir,

Your ritoft obedient bumbk Servant,
(Signed) ' • HAWKESBURY.
His Majaty's Lieutenant of
the Cotavy of

A General Court Martial has been affembled at
Colchelte•, 4,,r the trial of fonse Officers of the Well

minfler Militia.

The populace of Attleburgh, in, a 11)44 of abhor.
rence of the crime and memory .of Martha Alden,
lately executed at Norwich for the mutder her
hu(band, have totally razed to the ground the houft
the inhabited in that town.

An Loren of the Scarabens Tribe, commonly called..
the Lady'Bird, has lately made its appearance, as it
were, in clouds, in the towns and villages on the
coact of Kent, from Whitttable to the Snnth Fore-
land. It was firll obferved early on Toefday morn
ing, and covered the do rs and windows of moil of
the habitations, generally to the dirlance within land
of tine toile from the fea coafl. We lhall be glad to
learn limn force accurate Naturalia the alledgcd,
cattfe 01 this phenomenon.
A poor, but indulltions carpet Weaver, in Leeds,
of the name of Walker, has, by the death of a rela-
tion in London, lately obtained tor himfelf and family
a fortune Jf about to,socol.

The produce of the ptefent feafon is abundant,
be}• and the a‘,:rage of fcveral former years. We
learn from die Wellern counties, that the fineft crops
of wheat are now in the aft of being cut dawn. 'The
grain is clean, and Coll in the ear : the barley and
peafe arc very good and the Apples in the cyder
counties exceed an average crop. Accounts squ illy
favourable have reached us from the northern coup•
ties.

The angular Erratum which appeared in the /ex i
don Gazette, refpeetiog the AAdrefs of the Univer- i
lily of Dublin, is thus accounted for by an article
in one of the Dublin Papers .—lt is (Wed, that
when the Addrefs, which appeared in The Gazette,
was fobmitted to the Board far its approval; four
of the Fellows voted againft it. The other three,
a ith the Provon, voted for it, and, as the PinvOtli.
has a double vote, the Addrefs was carried. 'lll6,
content of the Scholars, however, it is laid, was not.
obtained ; and, as there was no expeflation of pre-.t
vailing on them to concur in the Add' efi, they were
made parties to it without having been confulted on
the fubject. It was thought that this proceeding
would have experienced no fuhfequent animad-
vet lion, but the Scholars had a meeting, and pre-
pared for publication a difavowal of the Addrefs.
—ln order to prevent that publication, the fop-
• potters of the Addrefs applied to Government to
itticrt in The Gazette a paragraph, (Wing that it had
not been prefented, which retina was complied with.
NINTH DAY OF DRAWING.....-The Ticket No.
17,361 drawn yeflerday a Prize of Twenty Thou.
land Pounds, was fold at Medi& HAZARD, BURNS
and Co's. Office, Royal Eechange, in Two Fourth,
Two Eighth, and Four Sixteenth Shares.
CHARCIF or FRAUD.—Yeflerday Jame: •Bulloa,
late a wine merchant in Scotland Yard, near Can
non-lireet, in the City, was again brought before the
LORD MAYOR, charged with eluding the Commiffion
, of his bankruptcy, and embezzling the property of
his creditors. He was fully committed for trial.—A
Matt of the name of mam Lang was likewife exa-
mined, charged with.having knowingly alEtled in
this fraud, in concealing and carrying away the pro.
petty. He was remanded for a further examination.

NAUTICAL INTELLICENCE.

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PEf4ANCE.. AUGUST is.

Since thy lall, the Betfey arrived from Exeter ; the
May Flower, from ffiddiford; the Rachael, Union,
Elizabeth, and Cornelius, from Plymouth; the Atlas,
from Bude ; the jimet, Stt-cefs, and Two Brothers,
frOm Lone ; the Friends, Fairy, and Ann, with coals,
for this place ; the,Liberty, with.culm, for London,
halting (track on the Runnel Stone, is o►liged to dif-
charge, in order to repair the refit!. The following
put in here, windbound, viz.—the Betfey, SPENCER;
Catharine, DAVIDSON ; InduQry, TRIBES'S* ; fatnes,
FRY; Royal Recovery, RICHARDS; Friends' Adven-
ture, Borns ; Mary Ann, Matioox ; Revenge, Pops;
Friends' Goodwill, FURSE ; Fortitude, Jsmottros ;
Benjamin, MADDJX; Swift, EVANS ; Mary, CHESS'.
MAN ; Two Sigler., HICKS ; Nancy, of Caermarthen,
—; Mantura, Daum's; Sally Ann, Natataria ;
Bee, STEEL; Mary, HARVEY; John, TRELUDRA
Birmingham, GILL; Marion, HANNAH; Friends,
koss ; Hope, SP•NILLAND; Brothers, LODES;
liarn, THOMAS; Expedition, MORC AN ; James, JILWIL;
4 Providence, Wri rr s;Unity, Donut' s ; Lively,Wo ars;
Ranger, PRESCOTT ; Baltimore, ATRIDGE ; and the
Bedford, NICHOLLS: the lafi•named Matter, Captain
NICHOLLS, Rated on his arrival here, that he faw a
French fchooner privateer off the Lizard, which at
firs he fuppofed to be ore of the Torbay veffels—
the manned a boat, and three times made towards
the Bedford, but, very fortunately, the Captain was
able to come into port. The Norway (hip Two
Shiers, BENSON, is arrived from Ar tundall, with tim-
ber and dub, for this port.
PLYMOU CH, AU ,UST 13.

Came in the PICKLE, of to gum, froth a cruize ;
De Goede Am, Captain NEISSoK, from Copenhagen,
with iron, detained by the Hero privateer; Johanna,
Captain GROTTMAN, from Oporto, with fugar,
fruit, and cork, for Tonningen, detained by the
Bufy privateer ; Nr. Sr. de Carmoe. Capt. DE SAN-
rcbs, from Tonningen, with linen, put in for provi-
lions ; Conflantia, Captain GRONDOLD, from Stock-
holm for Lifbon, with iron and deals, detained by
the Bufy privateer; Eolus, Captain ERCKEN, from
Copenhagen, with linen, detained by the Lord Coch-
rane privateer; Clio, Captain SMITH, from Riga;
MelAntho, Captain BowMAN, from ditto, both laden
with naval fibres for this port.—Sailtd the SURINAM,
of 24 guns, on a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST
Arrived his Majefly's brig DARING, from off Port-
land. Sailed the SOPHIA, on a cruize off Havre ;
Ltlotsr, with a convoy for Guernfey and Jerfey;
and l'Esre Ect.e, with a convoy for Cork.
I'. S. The convoy for Q2ebec has put into Yar-
mouth Roads.—Wind W.
DEAL, AUGUST 14.

Arrived the Humber armed fhip, from F.dmonth;
Phofpliorus fire brig, from Dongenefs ; Roy.4lifi
lop, from the Nore. Sailed the Foxhound Hoop,
having under her convoy two tranfports for Yda.
mouth ; and Wrangler gun brig, on a cruize off
Boulrgne. —Wind W. S. W.

IN THE DOWNS.
Princefs of Orange, Vice AdrAiral Row c ; Canada, Clyde,
Kangaroo and Royalilt floops; Humber armed (hip and Phofyhorus
1, fire brig.