Star.
London, England, 1804-05-30 00:00:00

BRIGADS, (No. 4.) LONDON REGIMENTS.

At an early hour yeflerday morning, fMreral of the
City Regiments of Volunteers began to 'tremble at
their private parades. Among them were the—•
Royal Reg. of Artillery CoL La Masoataa, rigk I tie Use.
stb Loyal London - Lieut. Cot T. SIM' Is
soda Ditto - • Lieut. Cot H. C Comic.

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9th Ditto - - Lkut. Col. HA ?MeV.
6th Ditto - - Lieut. Col. WIOCAM.
ift Loyal London - Lieut. CoL Butes,* !like &ea
It will appear from the above katement of Regi-
ments, that the Royal Artillery takes the right of
the London Corps, and that the firft London takes
the next poll of honour. On the arrival of the Com-
mander in Chief the line was formed, as nfual,
along the Park wall, except the 6th Regiment, for
whom his Royal Highnefs waited with great good
humour. On their arrival, and affilming the &na-
tion allotted them, the whole brigade prefented arms,
colours of regiments fell to the ground, and from
right to left the different bands played " Goa fare
the King." They then proceeded to perform the
different manoeuvres ufual to the Brigades affembled
under the command of the Earl oi HAAILINOTOX,
which were executed with an uncommon degree of
credit to the different London Corps. Without pro-
ceeding to Buckden-hill, the Regiments paled the
Duke in review order, and marched out of the Park
towards the City.

The Wall's• End Riflemen, under the command of
Captain BADLI, are placed on permanent pay, and
are now taking their (hare of the public duty of the
garrifon of Tynmontb, for which purpofe, they are
attached to the Hon. Brigadier General Gear's

brigade.
The Elfworth Legion, under the command of
Lieutenant Colonel WAD,' are placed on permanent
pay and duty in the town of Chefler-le Street. and
are attached to Major General LatonTOlS'S brigade.
The formation of flank brigades has already taken
place in fome of the Northern Diaries. Major
Doris, of the Sill, has been appointed to the com-
mand of a light battalion in the neighbourhood of
Whitboume.

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On Wednefday bin, the Laocafter Volunteers (up-
wards of 300 in number) under the mwmand of
Lieutenant Colonel Ba ant et ay, marched from thence,
on their route to Ormtkirk, to remain on permanent

duty for three weeks.
The Weir York cavalry, commanded by Major
Kara, marched into York on Thnrfday, to be on
permanent duty for so days.
Monday fe'nnight a drummer in the ad company
of the Limerick Garrifon Battalion' was tried by
Court Martial, for difobedience of orders, and info
lence to his officer, and found guilty under the Yeo-
bmanry AR—he was fentenced to fifty lathes, and to
be confined one week, but by Tama of the Officers
computing the Court, the fentence was remitted to
receiving a reprimand in front of the corps, from
Airily' Vinegar, Efq. Captain Commandant
Yefterday the Loan Maroa, after infpeßing the
meal weighers reports, ordered the price of Bread to
be continued the fame as la( week, viz. 80. the quer.
tern loaf wheaten, and 7d. houfehold.
Sittings appointed in Middlefez and London, be-
fore the Right Hon. EDWARD Lord ELl.assoaouow,
Lord Chief Jullice, &c. in and after Trinity Term,
804. II TERM.
141DDLIISIX. LONDON.
Tbutfday, June 7 Suarday, re 9
TAarfda One 14 Saturday, UDC 16
Monday,June tit Tuefday, one 19
AFTER TERM.
Tbariday, June 11 I Friday, PAW Si

The Weil India (hip lately modelled in artificial
(lone and rigged with wire, braf: math, yards, Sec.
will be placed over the entrance of the Welt India
docks this week. From the large dimenGons and
elegant execution of the model, it will afford a very
handfome fpeAacle.
The Ira in Gray's Inn Garden:, under the (bade of
which, Lord BACON, it is raid, compofed hi:famous
Ellays (the greateil produBions of his treat mind, as
they have been jufily called) is not, as has been fisted
in lime of the papers' cut down, but flill remains.
It is on the left hand fide of the principal walk, bears
a very broad leaf, and fpreads confiderably. About
two years fence, the Benchers of the Society, with
laudable folicitude to preferve the venerable relique,
under which the illullrious Chancellor was wont to
meditate, caufed a large wooden box, nearly three
feet in height, to be filled with earth, and placed
round the trunk. We are happy to add, that the tree
appears to be now in as flourifbing a condition as ever.
On Saturday the remains of Vireo:inters Fouts.
iron a were conveyed to Longford Cale, to be depo
fited in the family vault at Britford.
DUEL—During the lit week it was agreed on by
a Mr. S--c, and a Mr. M--e, both of Liver-
pool, that two females (the na.nes mentioned),
Mould play a game at Darts through a tube—the
game was played, and Mr. M. won, but Mr. S. re-
fufed to pay; in confequence a fecond game was
played, and was alto won by the fame gentkman.
Mr. S. fill refufing to pay, a feu& enfued, when
Mr. S. replied, he would pay him in tome other
way." On the following morning, two brace of
piflols were Cent to the place where the game had
been played, and Mr. M. Cent for ; on his entering
the room the door was locked, and to his aftoniffi;
ment, a brace of pillols was handed him by Mr. S.
for the purpofe of fighting, or afk his pardon ; the
latter being refilled, they each took their Ration and
fired, but without any injury being done to either.
LAT on Saturday morning information was re-
ceived at the Public Office, Bow-fireet, that a quar-
rel had taken place between two Gentlemen, in conic-
quence of a converfation, of which the late Lord
CAMILLVOID was the tubjeft, and that the parties
were to meet on Blackheath to terminate the difpute
by a duel. Smith and Parry were immediately dif-
patched to the fpot, where they arrived in time to
apprehend the fcconds„ and to prevent the meeting.
The two gentlemen gave lecority to keep the peace,
but did not chfcloie the names of the principals In the
quarrel.
Monday night as a (sane was coming from Black-
wall,he was flopped in the C.mimercial Road by three
men, who robbed him of five pounds in Bank notes,
and then (truck off towards the fields and draped.