Star.
London, England, 1803-08-23 00:00:00

MEAT.

HoefeGuarda, Argoffi 4, Ito 3.
ft appearing to the Commander in Chief that his Mak/lesiva-
cities iateritions. :flowing to fiddlers the extra price of meat be-
yond a castain rate, as declared by his Majetty's Regulations of
the atth May, 'yf, and enforced and explained by the Secretar7
at War's circular lister. hearies date the 2 tat of March, 1801,
lave 11J: heirs ueivertany underitood and idled upon, with a due
regard to economy hut that in fome intlancea, through the judi-
cious interference of the General Officers commanding in the dif-
vide, es:mails regulatiains have heat ha properly and cireffitsany
eltablifhed on this bead, th t the interslts of the pubne have been
entirely guarded front impufiti to, while the comfort and welfare
of the foldiers have, at the fame time, been duly provided fur t
And hi: Royal Highnefh hariiig been inflamed that in other dif-
trifts what- the fame faheary leterpofition had not been earned,
the Charges for the extra price have been made at fo light a rate,
us nut only to Mann: ft a material decd in the interior weenorny
of the rigiancnt, but to thew .ucha an obvious tairconeeptien of the
principle no which alone fuel+ charge+ thoulil prep, rly he admitted
againtt the pantie; the drat of whi:h aniftonception has evident-
ly tended to enhahce the price of meat upon the inhabitants in ge-
meat. The Commander in Chief thinks it proper to call the par-
titular attention bf all the General Officers on the Staff to this irts-
prcant obj.ret. and deares that they will fignify to the Command-
ing Officers of regiments, and infiroa them to explain, in the
eicartft and matt explicit manner. to the non-eoesiniffianed offices,
apd faiiicei, that although care it to be conitantly t ken that the
mcat provided for the troops !hall he at all time: gond and whole.
lonic, it never was his Mikity 's intention to burthen the public
with the exeefs of price for meat of a quality fupe.rior to that which
the men were aeconomed to purchafe for throat:lna oefore the
bounty was extended to them, much Icf. taring it intended to aotho-
rife their purchafe of the prime pieces exchallvtly; and that their
pearling In this pnetlce, which teems to have too generally pre-
vailed, may tend to bring In queltion the propriety of the
allow-
ance being any longer continued to them. 1-1,. Royal flighnefs de-
fiers that the Genet.! Officers will further inftruel the cononand-
tog officers of regiments, that the careafe, the fn ;r, or the quarter
of the beaft (ass circumttances may require), amid be purclaafed
together, the excels of any being of coerce charged on the average
price of the whole. The Commander in Chief is further pleated
to order, that allure/tie-ate, in fuppost of the charges made in the
regimental accounts for the exeds of the price of meat, if beyond
6d. per lb. thould hereafter, in conformity to a form which will be
circulated from the War Office, be authenticated in all regiments
keying in brigade, or in garrifons, or In cantonments, by the addi-
tional fignature of the general or otter officer coninsanding. And
his Royal Highnefs molt confidently 10.. ks to the perfooal biduenee
and exertions of general officers commanding dittridts, and an the
general officers on the Rat, for fueh improvement of this branch
of public expendatumas may prevent the fubjett from being again
brought under his Royal Hightrcf.'s notice. Sy order of its Royal
Memel. the Conunaudes in Chia Hamar Ca
Adjutant-Oeocral of the Troops.
Coke sl'.

Horfe Guards, Revd 9, tfiby.
Sir—l have received the Commander in Chief's diredione, to
figolfy to you his Royal Highocies approbation of your difcretion
in granting permiffion to a certain number of the royal infantry
and miala :roops, Rationed in the diftrid under our eommand,not
exceeding in number the fourth pan of ang hatta to aft in get-
ting in the approaching corn ham*. Ma Royal Higbee& tabu'
that thb indulg=ice aloud be granted with extreme emblem, and
to fuck men only as are to a cereal degree perfed in thdrdtuy,
whore charades' entitle them to conlidence. Commanding
of regiments mid be refportfibk that their men are not permitted
to work, except in the vicinity of their camp or quartas; that rho
adjutant make hinsfelf ceimaloted with the names and places of
abode ado perfons with whom they work ; and that an the
eft alarm every man repair immediately to his company.
I have the honour to be, lac. ate. Re. CALVIIILT.
I•MDt.

Hark Garda. Area 6, Ana.
It Is Ms Majeny's pleating, that in regiments hoeing basis et
mufic, not more than one private foldier of each troop sr
than be permitted to aft es mailelans„ and that awe
finned onker than be anew dto ail as mace of the bona Than
men are to be drilkd and hattrudted in die eneraife, and is oak of
adios) fervice, are to fan in with their refpeddive omega et emnpw.
nice, completely armed and accoutred. His Royal ffilibacia yen
Commander in Chief deems the general Akers trommending At-
tridts win Immediately communicate the above order to the fevend
regiments under their command. and Redly enforce its ebiermantm
By order of Ids Royal Hi em& the Commander In MO.
(wed) cat vaaT.
SLT weasel.
Mode Onariq Aura 10; An.
Sir—l an commanded by his ltoyal=efe die antammailer
in Chief to acquaint you,that when bet heleoghig tildgadee
and regiments cannot be accommodated by Mae, dish helm are
to be pile ar4 The Deputy C.emmilfery General et the dlitridt
will obey your orders es to lilting. in fach aka, the gaol enticed •
of forage. (SltDed) a. saannintom

FORAOi. •
3b --I a &retied by Lieutenant Coked Geodes. A
Quarter Matter General. to trade* you the following espy of a
letter es the Cabled of peoviding forego for but harks I brae dss
honorer to be. Ike. ata saaresess
have the conneende of the 04/betel to scq yes. l-
it is the dkedieos olds Royal Highs& the CommarelerraZ,
that the bet Melee et the Is bomb are to be
es the poplars dhe ettbota bends : sedthara
of sighasate la quarters, ere. Is tike sinew. to be funeral sia
publease, the Si.. rates bele; pit ter dregoon herbs t awl elan
oestrodare .Si be handed by the eeersendleg to pea.
oh tbss with sea—ft is to be dearly dna the bet
bodes of eadi maps arson no areales.to named the nander be.
died In the gamed intradiess of be Royal Hlglads the Car
aseader W. Gootoon,

The number of Volunteers entered at Chefler, on
Monday left, was 5853, for the infantry j 89 for ar.
tillery, and 543 for the cavalry.
Upwards of i4OO petrol's enrolled themfelves to
form a Volunteer Corps, st Derby, fail week, and
the fubfcription already railed in rapport of the fawn
amounts to upwards of 26031.

The whole of the coal! and vale of Glamorgan is
already in arms. There are no left than fixing' com-
panies of Volunteer Infantry, and four troops acts.
valry, whore offers of fervice have been accepted by
Government, independent of other affoeiations yet
forming--and the whole are expeCted very lhortly to
amble at Swanks.

The following are the new Deputy Lieutenants for
the county and city of Edinburgh ; The Right Hoo.
Cmnataa Hort, Lord Advocate ; DAVID Hums,
Efq. Advocate ; Lieutenant Colonel Tmomas Pans-
-01.1 ; ARCNISALD CAISPIIII.I, Efq. of Claduck. Ad.
rocas, ; and Baia WaTT, W. S.

Five companies of the Renfrewfbire militia, under
tke command of Lieutenant Colonel MURItt bare
marched for Haddington, three to Preflonpans, and
two to Tranent, from their late quarters at Kirkcaldy.
Three companies of the Ayrthire militia have arrived
at Kirkcaldy, and the remainder of the regiment
have arrived at Perth.

In the parillt of Largo on Saturday te'nnight, 7o
excellent men enrolled as volunteers at one meeting.
and at a meeting or the inhabitants of Blantyre
parilh, on Monday laff, alth,lngh but a tingle day's
notice was given, they refolved unanimoufly to Oil,
their feirices as a olunteer Corps of Infantry, sad
the molt refpeitable young people of the parith pris.
fent inttantly fubkribed their names (or that
and, we believe, the number intended to be Wit
tltst pain, is alreadr swirly cosugetad.

SPORT iivG TELLIGLAL.E.

YORK RACES-SATURDAY, AL7'..;UST

York Free HAnd•cap Swee:;lakesof so guineas each,
h. ft. for 4. vr r)h.is—Laft tlncc males.
Mr. \tomb's, Stneictori, by Gabriel, 81t. 21b.
Cr H. Willianifon's Walton, by ;ft cu lb.
Sir R. Wiim's Tanker!ley, 711. s!b. 3
zo tot aga Stockton-2 to lon Walton.
Lord Dailingron's Agonilles, 811. tolb. heat Lord
Fitzwilliam's Miracle, 711 71b. for =op. each, h. ft.
Four miles-2 to ton Agnnifies.
Lnrd Darlington's Haphazard, VI 61h. beat Lord
Strathmore's b. Is. by Walnut, out of Little Scot's
darn, Bft. for soogs. 4 miles-2 to lon Haphazard.

SALISBURY, AUG. lg.—Members' Plate of sel.
Mr. Brantwhitite's b.. b. Fop - 3' t i
Mr. Cartia's b. b. Runaway - 1 3 3
Mr. Kellerman 's b. b. Pyrrhus - 4 2 $
Mr. Scropes b. g. Pantomime - - I dr.
The City Bowl.
Mr. Williams s b. g. Colonel
Mr. Wil!:infon's cb. l. Razor
Mr. Radcliffe** gr. b. Gallant
Mr. Cortles Coriander

2 2
2 11
3 dr.
4 dr.

The Members' Plate was elofelr contelted ; the
two hears for the City Bowl were elks tolerably good.
On Friday the Sobfcriptinn plate of sot. was won
eafy at two heats by Mr. Frogley's b. h. Tom Shuf.
Beton, beating four other horks.

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