Star.
London, England, 1802-07-30 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDERS.

Marie Guards, July 7, dos.
The Commander in Chief is pleated to approve of General
Officers commanding difiridts granting leave of abfence to of-
ficers from this period till the toth of March nett (when, in
eomformity to his Majefty's regulations, all Officers are to ha
precut with their refpedUve regiments), under the following
limitations and reftridtinno; and in the evert of regintents be-
ing in Ration' not compofing parts of trait= v diltridls under
the co.nmand of General Officers, it is hi. Rom Hightleg's
pleafure, that the Officers commanding lull be at liberty to ufe
their difcretion in extending the Indulgence of leave of abfence.
under the fame reltrialons, to the Officers of their refpedlivs
regiments:

Half the Field Officers, Captains, and Subaltern Officers,
mail be always prefent with their regiments.
General Officers commanding in diftrids, or therolonels ar
Field Officers In command of regiments (as the cafe may be),
may grant leave of abf.mce to fuch other Officers, whore private
affairs require it; taking care always to detain, or from time to
to time call in, a fufficient number of Officers td do the duty of
the regiment or battalion, in cafe it ihould be f. fituated as to
require the attendance of more Officers than thofc before men-
tioned which are direded to be conftantly prefent.

It Is to be obferved, that no Officer (ereept in the perfor-
nsanee of duty, or for the purport of jninitig his regiment) is to
quit the United Kingdom, without having iirft received his
Makfty's fpecial penniffion fur fo doing. .
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The Officers appointed to carry on the recruiting fervice (tau
not be included In the number hereby fixed for the conftant
duty of the regiment, or battalion, or in the number of thofe
who than be further called in by the Commanding Officer for
that duty.

That the monthly return of filch regiment and battalion be
made up. and tranfinitted u ordered ; and that the Command-
ing Officer, by whom each return mall be figned, do carefully
examine the fame, as he la to be refponfible that they are In
every refpcdt conformable to the regulations before mentioned.
That the number of Officers hereby ordered to be prefer,.
(hall remain with their commands until they mall be relieved ;
and that the Commanding Officer be enjoined not to permit
them to ab(ent themfclves from duty on which they arc employ
ed, except in cafes of great emergency, and then but kr two
days only ; and all leaves fo granted are to be fpecified in the
next return, with the redone for granting them.

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It is to be underitood, that although Commanding °keen
are permitted by this order to life with difcretion this inlini-
unce to Of under their command, yet that the Command-
ing Officer bath not hereby a right to abfent himfelf, neither is
it meant that he thould quit the quarters of his regiment, not
even for two days. without knee obtained from •he General
Officer commanding in the Mei.% or in the event of the rest-
nsent being out of diiirids, without making application to head-
quarters.

By Order of hi. Royal Hlghnefs, the Commander in Chie£
(Signed) HAIRY CALVERT.
AdjUtlflt-CCIICraI of the Forces.

Four hundred of the York Huffars embarked at
Cowes lafl week for Germany, gratefully pleated
with the treatment they received while in Btitifb
pay, and the good faith fheN‘n them by Govern.
ment, in fending them to their own homes at the
expiration of tbe war.

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4.1L'11C.11. INTE-LIGLXLE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S.

TAI.MOU Jt' IV 17.

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S .iled the DC gE Or MAII.I;II9ROVI.N, CapE.BULI
with Mail., of the 19th indant, for the Lecwate
Hands; and the Waestrwilara, (Packer.) C.tpt.
R •8 AR TN, With Mail of the 2CIh ind for Lifbon ;
alio the American (hip Wathington, Grass, for
London, laden with tobacco ft on' Norfolk ; Pro
vid:uce, Tirnmas, for I larnhoi:;lt ; the brig Ad.
venture, RCITSON, fer Tticfle ; and the ACTIVE,
excife cutter, KINSMAN, floor a cruite.—Arrived
oti the Harbour his Majedy's Ihip 'moo EN r, Capt.
VAVGIIAN, and after taking in water a:•3 provi
Gans, failed again on a cruise.—Put in by con-
trary wind the outward bound thip'Thomas, Capt.
bl•Casu ELL, from London, out five weeks, bound
to Demarara. Yellerday was landed here a Gen-
tleman from the brig Pcrleverance, Captain Sra-1
r HEN R k OMAN, from London, out t t days, bound
to 11.1.6.,J0es : in a violent gale of wind, fcvcn'
days ao,, two of her crew fell overboard, one of
%%horn w.ts unfortunately drowned. The PRINCE
ERNEST Packet arrived ycflerday from the Lee.
ward Elands, in 33 days from Tortola; brings an
account of the fate arrival out of the ACCKLANn
En.kct, Capt. SCH tr:LEa, at Martinique, the may
expeCted in about a fortnight ; alio the French
brig Elizabeth, —, 2 t days from Noirmouticr,
With fait. The PRINCE or WALES Packet which,
arrived on Sunday lad, fpnke the outward bound
whaler Canrtman, Titompsom, from London for
the South Seas, all well, on the 22d init. off Cape
Finiderre.—Paffenger by theWALSING HAM Packet
for Lifbon, Captain MVIIRAY, brother to Lady
AUGUSTA Mrs.a.ty.—Wind N. W.

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