Star.
London, England, 1803-11-17 00:00:00

E4STBOUIIN, VOVL:3l7)gat z 6.

Lientenint-Cineral Sir J..,rees Pus:rawer *lived
d.ty. and is to take the coma:And of the tmops
Clatirmed on this part of the coif. The infantry are
1111 holy throwing ne intrencl.:mnts. Ninety four
24 pounders are to b- eretc.lei l'n this part of the
coati. Two be.talions of ti,.: 46111 foot march into
Pevenfey Barracks to.m,,rrow.

CITY LION? ITORSE.—Yelierti sy morning fritween
nine and ten o'clock, the Regiment rt City Light
Horfe muttered at their 1ie.0.! Trainer., the top et
Gray's Innlane, for ti.e i•p•i'r• b:ing in liviJu.
ally infpeded by colon,' 3,7, 1.0014. The orders
given on the nee wc-e, tl It no lkfenther would
be pet mitted to atifent bin-reit*. in any account what.
ever, excent by fp:ci.l Niro:4ll,n of the Colonel, or
Mod's; arvi that they were to be provided with every
thing necelary fit attotalf:tv::e. The fix troops of
Horfe muftered with their great coats, in white cafes,
bei:indtbern.and their haverthc k‘. The 7'1•,13 hood sith
troops of difmounted, who are to aft as riflemen to the
regiment. repaired firft to the orderly r.a•m, where
they were furn'tbsd with a necefrary leather hag, or
portmanteau, and inlttuaed by fej.tants attending for
the purpoli to fling them on their backs, Y. itli leather
flraps, in a foldier-like they were then ntuf-
treed in the Ridinghoule, to the number • f a ;o ; the
fix bode troops muttered in their field at the back of
the Foundling Wit-pita], to th: r.umber, f abau: 400.
—Ah nit eleven o'clock Colonel Jii PI i sOll arrived :
he was met at the top of Gray's Inn.l.4ne by Col.
HERRItS, the Commander of the Regiment, who
concluded him into the field, where the troops of
honk and foot had formed a line. The Colonels
paired each rank, and infpeeted them in front and
rear. Col. Jsmeossote then took his Rand near the
entrance of the field, and the Corps paired him in
tingle file, with their Iworcli prefeeted. flow time.—
The three difinounted troops then followed, with -a
band of bugle horns, by companies. with their (words
leaning on their ihoulders. and their rifle pieces in
their left hands. A line was again formed, and Col.
fee 'trestle took an account, from the Captain pf
each troop, of the flare of the troop, and infpeeted
the rifle pieces, (words, &c. The infpedion being
concluded, he paid the bigheft and moft deferved
compliments to the Corps, for their excellent (tate of
difcipl•ne, and truly martial appearance.

LOYAL LONDON VoLVNTEaas.—The third Regi-
ment of Loyal London Volunteerc, accompanied by
Capt. l'assi.ovs's Company of Sharp Shooters, er.
tinvaled at (even o'clock ye(lerday morning, at their
parade in Bridewell Hofpital, and at nine o'clock
proceeded to St. Paul's Cathedral, in order to be in-
fpeaed by Col. liaanac a. Alter the infpealon had
taken pllite, they retired to the parade, and were dif-
mori:d. They were complimented in the mod hand-
fame manner on their foldier.like appearance, and
the good mitt in which they keep their arms.
On Toefday, :he Buckinghamlbire Cavalry, com-
manded by Lord Gr FNViLLP. had a grand field day
in Stock Park, when his Lordibip gave orders for the
Corps to hold themfelves in readinefs to march on the
(hotted notice.

Tuefday fe'nnight, the ceremony of prefenting the
colnnrs to the Lanceßer Volunteers, took place there.
After hearing an excellent difeourfe from the Rev.
Mr. Tnonas, their Chaplain, from Neliemi.th iv.
the corps was marched to Dalton square, and being
formed into a circle, Mr. Timms: returned the co-
lours, which belonged to the former corps of Lan-
ca her Volunteers, to Casette G egos, Efq. of
more Park, who, as Commandant of that corps. Fads
at the conclufion of the late war, depofited them in
the parifh Church.
Monday fenaight, Lieut. Colonel Tootle son in.
fpe&ed the Loyal Knowfley Volunteers, commanded
by Capt. Heaver Wateur, when he was pleafed to
exprefs great fatisfaaion at the appearance of the
Corps : notwithhanding the inceffant rain, they con-
tinued upon the ground three hours. We underhand
the Colonel direUed Captain Waltzer to fee that We
men were provided with a knapfack and two pak of
firong (hoes each immediately.
A company of artillery under the command of
Captain Drsa, are now on their route for Hull with
four light fix pounder brafs guns and two sf inch
howitzers, intended as a reinforcement to the prefeat
park of artillery.

A meeting of the Commiffionets of the Pilot and
Balla Office at Hull, was held on Friday. at tinier.
(lance of Captain Curnaitar, commanding the foe
feneibles, in order to afcertain whether the owners of
bandit lighters would permit them to be fitted I and.
in cafe of need, armed for the defence of the How
ber and port. Offers of about thirty valets of that
defcription were made; and they are to be fitted up
at the expeoce of Government with one carronade
each, on a Elide, and manned by the fea
fencibles
Several (hip owners attended the meeticg, and made
en offer of the long boats of their (hips, to be fitted
out upon the fame plan. Six pilot boats are alreadt
equipped with two guns each, and ready to aft in
cafe of emergency.
On Tuefday, Mr. Coast. applied to the Magifirates
at Bow-flint. for a warrant to fearch the premifes of
a pawbroker, in the vieiaity of St. Martin's.' .ae.—
It appeared. that a perfon late in the employ of Mr.
Gitseay., filverfnaith. of Cockfpur.fireet. had de-
camped, after embezzling a very conlderable groats.
tity ef plate. By means of letters finer received from
bin% the property bee been traced to various pawn.
brokers, all of whom had farrendered it up, except
the one in quellion. who detained upwards of tool.'s
worth. On the conflable going to execute the wet.
rant. the fiiopman treatedltio with contempt. and
threw every obliaele in his way, fo that the officer
was obliged to leave the pretnites without obtaining
his 040.. Ia the evening the tiopman attended, and
stades-west a One examination. The Mattifbates
*allot upon him to declare where the prope. iy was
saiscealed 3 which he declined to dot in which his
commitment was made out, as an acceffary to the
'obbery, which induced bin to motets that the pro.
party was removed to a relation's in the neighboen.
bend of Illington road t feversl of the toilette wets
difpatched to the hook defer-wed. and I uni toe pro-
'
party. This .a. be Paid, he was advitd to by hie
miter's attorney. In coniegoence of his improper
behaviour throe t the whole bitfinefs, the
tram c • him for further exareseatioe.