Star.
London, England, 1804-08-21 00:00:00

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On Thurfday laft, the Orford .Loyal Volunteers,
• and the ill and ad battalions of Reading Volt/Memo
were reviewed by Brigadier General GLinsraa as.
The refpedive corps met in the Forbury and march-
' ed to Bullmarfh-heath. The ground was kept by
the Woodley Cavalry and Henley Volunteers. The
three corps were brigaded. The. General exprefed
• himfelf highly gratified with the military appearance
and difcipline of the refpedive corps, which, be (aid.
&mild be reported in the moll favourable manner to
his Royal Highoefs the Commander in Chief.
Yefterday morning at nine o'clock, the Oxford.
Loyal Volunteers were reviewed by his Royal High.
nefs the Duke of Casement° a, on Bullmarfh heath.
Yefterday the t ft Regiment of Life Guatds was re-
viewed in Hyde Park by General the Earl of Has-
RINGTOII. While they were performing the !word
exercife, a young man, a private in the regiment, was
thrownfrbro his horfe and received a deperate fall.
It was thought by Tome, that the (pine had received
a ferious injury, and that his life was in danger.. But
the Noble Colonel obferved, that in filch cafes there
was in general a numbnefs of the lower extremities,
which was not the cafe in this inftance. He therefOre.
had hopes of the recovery of the man ; he was taken
to St. George's Hofpital. •
The St. James's, and St. Margaret's and St. John's
Volunteers, are to be brigaded in Hyde Park on
Thurfday.
Yefterday morning the firil batialion of the Staf-
fordadre Militia marched.from Wind(or on their way
to Weymouth.
Yellerday afternoon the Saint Andrew's and Saint
George's Volunteers, Lieutenant Colonel RIADER,
were infpeded'in Gray's Inn Gardens'. After the in-
fpedion, the Adjutint was prefented with 'a Superb
Sword, as a compliment from the non-commiffioned
officers and privates, for his indefatigable exertions
in promoting the difeipline-of.the corps.
On Thurfday laft the Loyal-Lambeth Volunteers
•were infpeded by Lieutenant Colonel ADDSM BROOK a,
who exprefed his high approbation of the Rate of the
arms'and alcoutremeath an& alto of the whole of
their appointments. An boor after, Major General
Gaosvawos with his Aid.de-Camps arrived on the
ground r idler receiving the 'Generel, Major East.
proceedeerto put the regiment through the different
evolutions, which were fo eorredly performed, not-
witblianding the badnefs niche weather, that the'Ge-
neral and Colonel Anos.,asooaa exprefed their AV
moll latisfadion both of the appearance and difcipline
of that Corps, and very defervedly complimented Ma-
jor Eats. for the very wet manner in 'which,* Lam-
beth Regiment had acquitted themfelves. The Regi.
mem were in complete marching order.

Mr. Foists' a molt refimltable inhabitant of Stan-
mnre, latety obtained his libergion from Paris,
through the ioterferenee of Sir Jotarn Sanas.

The Countefs of CLaas nrrived at Mount Shannon
on Fiiday laft.
A reward of col: dollars has been offered by the
Adminiltration of C G GUAMBBIIIIIIOIIi (in
the Ele&orate of Hanover), for the difcovery of the
author of a libel. intituled, " Hanover as it was is,
and 1411 be."

Upon the late corvelliondeVice betwten the Prince
of Peace and Mr. FRIULI, we have the following ob.
fervations, which appear in the Motianr of the sth,
under the bead of Madrid, but which, no doubt, have
been manufattored at Paris:

" Our aftonillunent is only equalled by our indig-
' nation, at feting inferted in the Engliffi Papers the
letters written by Mr. nem. the Britiffi Minifter at
our Court, to the Prince of Peace, with the replies
which that Prince condefcenOleti to make. This pub-
licity is as inconfiderate as it's contrary to thofe rules
which civilized dates make a point of obferving.—
England alone, accudomed to pay no refped to any
think, publithes the official coryafpondence withthofe
Governments with which it is at peace, and thus few
ill ufages and euiloms at defiance."

After. noticing the circumßances which gave rife to
the correfpondence, and which are fufficiently known,
the writer proceeds—
" Mr. Frere, alarmed at the univerfal abhortence
the Britifh Ageuts were in confequence held in, be-
gan that correrpondence with the Prince of Peace,
which he conduEled with as much Rupidity as info-
lence, and which has left no doubt whatever upon the
truth of the recital given in the French Journals. He
dared to call upon the Prince of Peace to difavow
there rafts. The latter at firß replied to him with as
Much moderation as noblenefs ; but at length, urged
by the Rrange manner of Mr. Frere's correfpon-
dente, he declared to hint that he was bound to ac-
count to no one for his obfervations'and aftions but
the King of Spain ; and that moreover, the princi-
ples and condo& of Mr. Frere might be judged of
by the public immoraliry of the perfons by whom he
was furrounded, and by what he had himfelf attempt-
ed to do, when he wifhed to feize on the corre-
fpnndence of the. French Ambafrador, General Bour-
-1101:v tile.

Thus fini(hed the fingular correfpondence, in
which Mr. Frere aged In defpicable a part. We
never expeCted to ice it in the EnglA Papers. The
Government of London. without doubtovithes to give
its agents, not a lcton, but a model, and by publith.
ing the conduit and letters of Mr. Frere, teach them,
in a firiking manner, the principles they with to fee
adopted by thofe who ferve them."

On the accufation that the EnglA Goetermwroi has
violated the nf.;gc of nations at peace, in pithltfhing the
above Correfponclence, we have to remark. that it was
not puhliated by the Government, but appeared 6rft
in the Sraa, whence it Wab copied into the other
Airte. The traollation was made from a Spain&
copy.

ROY&L AM►NITNI/TIP.—ETer on the wing after
novelty, the regrettable Manager of this favourite
place of entertainment brought out yellerday even-
ing an entirely new lisies of Amufemeras.
host ever, may h- deemed au eaceptior.; he is always
WIC, and in his performances on the • ore, llynds un-
rivalled. The Comic Pantomime el.libited under the
mi.:te of the Lnd.• .nted 1414 was truly enchanting.—
By its fplendour and brilliancy it drew t.iirth reite-
rated burgs ut ar:?!.tuf:, frvm a rumernus and re-
ffeclahle a..Jiroce, and cor..b.rc,l with filch a mag-
ndicent fpeßacle as the Sp.iyl irrnada, mutt insure a
fa honk for the remainler of the week.

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