Star.
London, England, 1803-12-08 00:00:00

CLOIV:IIEL, DEC: 2.

The Commander of the forces (Lord CATHCART)
arrived at the Earl of DONOUCHMORE'S laft night,
from the inipeetion of Cork and the adjacent Garri-
font, and this day reviewed the troops in this place,
and thofe from Cahir, at Woodrof, the refidence of
Captain Palmy, of the Yeomanry, who very politely
gave the nfe of his lawn for the occafion. The line
confifted of

A detachment of Horfe Artillery, commanded by Ord Bowarra,
Two Troop" zttt Idght n _ragoons. bfilMajor MALKIN,
Twenty-fifth Regiment of POOt, by Lieut Colonel STAWAIT,
Longford Militia, by Lord Cots,
(tient% County Militia, by Lord Viteount Cirri/acorn,
Kerry Militia, by Right Hoa.Lieut. Colonel PITZGARALA.
The whole under the immediate command of Major.
General DUNCAN CAMPBELL. The effective prefent
eteeeded 2 goo, and to every loyal fubjeel the fight was
by far the grandetl ever beheld in this quarter : to
the diUoyal and rebellious an awful one. They dif-
played the greateß preeifion in marching! in their
movements, and particularly in firing. His Lord.
(Lip was pleated to exprefs his approbation of the
Rate of difcipline in which General Cuirass Lt. has
his brigade : this compliment he is jufily entitled to,
as he is affidnous in his duty, and makes his garrifon
go through thole monceuvres which are moll requi.
fate for them to learn. It is not the formal regimental
parade moments which pleafe him—once or mice a
week he marches them three or four miles into the
country, and over hedges and ditches ; carries his
artillery, cavalry, and foot a forms in an infant, and
praelifes in the fame manner as if an enemy were in
front.

Tuefday morning the Duke of GLouctsyst's
Volunteers attended at their parade about 8 o'clock,
with haverfacks and one day's provifions ;—but,
though regimental orders were given out for the
Corps not to march, in confequence of the very deep
fall of fnow in the night, and the continuing luck.
mency of the weather, an immediate requeft was
made to the Commanding Officer to obtain permit*.
fion to march ; which being granted, they pmceeded
to Wimbledon Common, and after fkirmiihing and
manoeuvring, invarious ways, they returned to town,
having marched a diftance of 25 miles.

The Royal Spelthorn Legion, who received their
colours from the hands of his Royal Ilighnefs the
Prince of Wass, on Sunday lalt, is a corps formed
by the different volunteer companies in the neigh.
bourhood of Bufbey Park. of which the Teddington
Volunteers snake a part, in which company the Duke
of Csaasnes was, on its fink formation, a private,
but, on the companies being joined together to form
a legion, his Highnefs was requeßed to take the 03131.
mand. The Duke alfo commands the Royal Spel.
thorn Cavalry, and his Royal Highnefs has paid
great attention to bring them to a very high Rate of
difcipline.
Yeßerday the Corps of Loyal North Britons had a
mutter in Gray's Inn Gardens, which Lord RIAYs
their commander, has obtained for the ufe of the
Corps in future on 6eld•days. The mutter was not
very numerous, but the members who appeared went
through their various manoeuvres in a very creditable
manner. In mutt be mentioned that Lord itsav, on
this as on every other occafion, evinced the moll ar.
dent defire to complete the difcipline of the volunteer;
under his command. The Corps is to be brigaded
on Monday in Hyde Park.

The Gray's Inn Rifle Corps praltifed their varions
mancensres on the fame pound. They went through
the whole in a moll admirable (Lyle,

The Highgate Volunteers received their Colours on
Tburfdaylaft in a field between Highgate and Hamp.
Read, from the Counters of MAN snail), who deliver.
ed a very handl-me and appropriate (psych on tho
occafion. She was accompanied by the Archbifhop
of Volts and his Lady, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs.
MURRAY (brother of the Earl of Mourne")) and
Mrs. Pioou.

Yefterday a Coon of Direaors was held at thq
Eaft India Houfe, when the undermentioned Officers
were (worn into the command of their refpedive (hips,
viz. Hon. H. LINDSAY, Lady Jane Dundas ; LUDO.,
MICR GIANT, Brunfwiek ; THOMAS LVSNINGTON,
Canton ; LOGAN, Princes Charlotte ; ANDREW
HANNAY, Marquis of Ely. The Court adjourned at
fir o'clock till to-morrow.

By the late change in the Ealt India Direaione
the following arrangements have taken place;
Thomas Reid, Efq. to be of the Committees of Slipping; Pd..
rate Trade; Preventing the powth of Private Trade ; and Go-
vernment Troops, and Stores.
Robert Thornton, Efq. to be of the Correfpondenee; Law Suits;
Military Fund, and Treafury.
Wwlam Thornton, Efq. to be of Ageounts; buying Hoafeiti
and Warehoules.

Lord Atvamter was taken extremely ill in tha
Court of Common Pleas on Tuefday, in confequence
of which the Winds of the Court flopped. A medi.
cal Gentleman was in the Courts whole affiflance was
proffered.

A Banker's Clerk has been amifflog there two days.
He had about soool. It is fuppofed he has met with
fome accident.

The Lord Mayor has received a precept, direeing
that Mr. Redhead be placed in the Pillory, at one
o'clock, on Friday next, oppofite the tooth gate of
the Royal Exchange..
On Munday fe'nnight john Cowie was tried before
the High Court of Jufliciary at Edinburgh, for mur.
dering Ifibel his wife, on the 2t ft of May lilt, in
Bowthwick's Clofe, in that City. The prifoner was
found guilty, and fentenced to be banged on the oh
of January.

Ma. ASLITT.—The Judges have decided on the
cafe of Allen, the defrauder of the Bank, the ma-
jority of their Lord(hips were of opinion, that though
the Exchequer Bills purloined by him were no pro-
perty on which a criminal convittion could be found-
ed, he was guilty of Reeling/4er valqed 395. the pro-
perty of the Bank, for which offence he is liable to a
fentence of tranfportation : it is unckraood that nine
of the Judges were of this opinion, and three. that
his offence was not cognizable by the ftatutes. Where
the Judges are unanimous on any cafe, they declare
their opinion of their own Accord, otherwife it is never
given but on the folicitation of the profecutor or pri-
loner = fo that if either the Bank DireCtors, or Atlett
himfelf. (hould require the promulgation of this opi-
nion. fentence will be paled of court.; otherwife the
prifoner ajll mum in durance for the tonsailder
of his lac.

The Atilt-CO! SlC.dArt or, ;PAR 9.1. LIBERTY.