Star.
London, England, 1803-07-12 00:00:00

COXHEATH CAMP,
,'ULY io.

A numerous party of recruits marched through
Maidftone on Friday to join the tit Surrey Regiment
at Alliford Barracks; and the fame day upwards of
forty recruits marched into Camp to join the Eall
Middlefex ; they were very fine young men, and limb
as could be expeditioufly trained for fervice. In
confequence of the late Aft of Parliament for trani.
ferring feamen who have entered the Militia, to the
tea fervice, a number of able hands have been obtain-
ed here who volunteered from the feveral regiments
with fpirit and alacrity. It is Paid they are to be
fent on board the R 014115 Y, Captain BROWNE. A
ferious accident took place on Friday evening's pa.
rade. As Col. BAILLI a, of the Weft Middlefez Re-
giment, brother to Lord UZERIDOE, was riding with
irnpetuoilty in front of the line, he was thrown from
his horfe, and had his collar bone broke, and his
:boulder dillocated. Notwitlitlanding the intenfe
heat of the weather, we are happy to (late that no
very great inflammation has taken place, and :hat he
sin a very fair way of recover y. It is Paid, the ad
brigade, which will be formed here, is to be com-
manded by Major General PRl'''. Lieutenant Col.
STMrsow,brother to Lord BRADFORD, is expetted here
in a few days, to take the command of the Derby-
(hire Militia.

Sir Jona and Lady CALLUM!a are arrived at
Preftonhall, from their town refidence in London.

The contingent money allowed to Captains for the
repair of arms, &c. which is now paid yearly, is in
future to be iffued moat* with their pay ; which will
certainly be a cheap way of bettering their fituation.
Yefierday the firft regiment of Life Guards, com-
manded by the Earl of HmtaiNcyrow, had a grand
field day in Hyde Park, previous to their being re-
viewed by his Royal Highnefs the Pouliot of Wats*,
which will fhortly take place.

Lord Mt LVILLI has left Edinburgh for his coun-
try retirement of Dunira, to hare the enjoyment of
*ding Umber, kW-approving day,
Unrullied wortli, and hassaur cm gay.

Sir Jour Lincarrst has made an offer to Govern-
ment to rife a regiment of cavalry upon his own
elate is Chethire.

The Ayrihire Militia. commanded by the Right
Hon. Lord MOMTGOMIILY, have arrived at Dudhope
Barracks, Dundee.

The Earl of Merry, is appointed Captain Com-
mandant of the Dablin Liberty Rangers Infantry,
vice Sir WILLIAM WORTHINGTON, who retigns.
Lord SOUTM•MPTON,IateIy appointed to the COM.
mand of the North Eall Difiriet, in conjuntlion with
Lord MuLoeava, arrived at Hull on Friday, and
proceeded to infix& the firß Regiment of Wen York
Militia, in the Garrifon. His Lordlhip proceeds to
Colchefier in a day or two, to join the Staff Jim.
Wing there.
The Eilefmere Canal Company, and the Principal
carriers and boat owners, at their Raft general elem.
bly, came to the patriotic refolution, of conveying
his Majefly's troops, baggage, Rom. or artillery,
along that Canal, free of eapenee, in cafe of invafion,
or fudden emergency. • .
The Glamorgan, Monmouth, Breenii, and Car-
marthen Regiments of Militia, at prefent in Win-
chefter Farracks, have received orders to march to
Stoke's Bay, near Portfrnouth, where they are to be
encamped. The Wiltlbire have received orders to
march for the JOe of Wight.

The 11 a Regiment of Weft York Militia, quarter.
td in the gsrriion at Hull, are under orders for Col.
cbefter. The tit diviGon marched on Saturday.

The Nagifirates at Sheernefs have convened a
meeting for the purpofe of afccrtaining the returns of
cattle, corn, kc. &c. and for attaining a knowledge
of the lb-ends of the Ifland of Sbeppy, agreeable
to the Lord Lieutenant's orders at the General
Ifeding of the County of Kent, en the 3d inflant.
Kent, whofe loyalty has ever been diiiinguithed,
Teems to be railed to a man to fapport our happy
Con

On Thurfday lift there was'a very refpeßable and
numerous meeting of the Lieutenancy and Magic.
(racy at the Caine of Devon, for the pnrpore of
taking into conlleration the defence of the country.
The &diners was opened by the Lord Lieutenant.—
Lord HOBART'S propoials were read. and the plans
agreed to, with form additions. General Stamm'
recommended fortifications, and likewife introduced
a letter be meant to fend to the Bilhop refpeaing
the difpofal of the Clergy. Lord Rocca fabasitted
the propriety of addreffing the Keno on the prefent
Rate of the country. He Moved a requifition to the
Sherif, which was frconded by Mr. Coversoao, sad
pared esaniarufly, to caseate the coven for the
MP&

ENGLISH, SCOTS, AND IRISHMEN t

A PATRIOTIC ODE,

TO THE INHABITANTS Or THE UNITED KINGDOM.

!WAM SCOTS. and illllllsltN,
AU that arab VI/Loves km!

Shield your Krug ; and flock agen

Where hb bored !wooers flee !
Now's the day, aad awes the Lour,
Frenchmen woad the bad devour—
Will ye watt till they come o'er
To give ye chains aad tiavery ?

Who waled be a Frenchman's Gave f
Who wou'd truckle to the knave?
Who wou'd Caun a glorious grave
For, worfe than death, fur—infamy ?
To fee Tour liberties expire—
Your temples imotte, your Beets on ire!
That's a Frenchman's foie defire—
That's your fate, or—Liberty!

Robti'd or all that fweetena hfc,
Tranquil borne, and happy wife!
Rcekint from the villain's knife,

fonder hamlets Pedant fee—
Pro Rate near him on the heath.
A runn c! daughter reps for breath!
/Frenchmen riot in tlsir death—
That to thern's a luxury!

Moth en, Sifters, Sweethearts Beat,
All that VIRTU a gives us here!
Can your Sons or lovers fear
When Frenchmen threaten finery ?
O! no!—ln bolts of You/ NTrlal,
The Catguts of the lase appears!
With dauntlefs breath, BRIT A N NIA TRIM
HEN UM, and points to VICTORY !
bits., Seers, and ENCLIIIIMIN.
All that WORTH and VALOUR ken !
Shield your KING: and flock agen
Where his lured banners flee!
Now's the day, and noves the hour,
Frenchmen wou'd the land devour—
To arms! to arms! and make them cow's',
Or meet their certain deftiny!
SA July, lis M.