Star.
London, England, 1803-11-22 00:00:00

MEETJA'G OF PARLIAMENT.

Yefterday, about twelve o'clock, his MaiISTY, and
the Princelles AUGUSTA and ELlzassru,attended by
Lady M. WINYARD, arrived at the Q2een's Houfe,
from Windfor. The Princeffes Malty and Au au A,
attended by Lady A. Cure asaLawn, arrived at one.
A Privy Council was fummoned to meet at two
o'clock, at 'which time the Members began to aliens.
ble. At a quarter before three his MAJESTY attended
the Council, at which were prefent the Lord CHAN-
CELLOR, Mr. ADDINGTON, Lord HOBART, Baron
H•V/Kk SBUR Y., Mr. YORKE, the Duke of Port-Lawn,
Earl ST. VINCENT, Earl of WESTMORLAND, MT.
CORRY. and Mr. STRINEN COTTERELL.

At this meeting his MAJESTY'S Speech to both
Houfes of Parliament was finally agreed upon; and
this day between two and three o'clock, his Mayas ry
went in nate to the Houfe of Lords, where the Com.
mons being fent for and come, the KING opened the
Salon with the Speech from the throne.

The weather was extremely unfavourable, bnifter-
ous and rainy—totally fpoiling the fplendour of the
Procatlion to and from the Parliament•houfc.

The CHANCELLOR of the EICH&VER gave a grand
dinner yetterday, at which wele prefint,

Lord C. SOMIRSET,
Lord U. TIIITNNG,
The Sr ttttt o the HOUSI
of COMMONS,
Hon. Mr. Ate Ler.
Mr. BASTARD,

S;r J. NrcaoL,
ATTOINIT NIIdSOLICIIOII. Ci
NCRALII:
Mr. 'Konica,
Mr. CORRY.
Mr. TURN ty,

Mr. H. ADDINGTON,
Mr. VANSIT (ART,
Mr. BOND,
General MAITLAND,

Sir Wu. SCOT T.
Mr. SARGENT,
Lnrd CAST AAAAA 0111,
Colonel SLOAN a.
Mr. BANKS.

Mr. STEILL,

Lord Hew►ssavßv alio gave a dinner.
Yellerday the Earl of UXBRIDGI arrived in town
to attend Parliament this day.

The origin of the report of an attack having been
made upon Alderney, is thus fatisfaftorily explained
in a letter from Southampton, dated Nov. 19 :
" On Wedoefday evening this town experienced a genera! alum
from a report dist the Mantis of Jerfcy and Alderney wereattacked
by a formidable force from the matt of France; but It b s fines,
turned out to be no other than the arrival of the hicwfoundiswi'
Beet, bound for Poole, &c. and the occafion of alarm proceeded
from the firing of two frigates to bring the (hips to, in order to
examine and prefs fuch men as were fubjed to [erre his Malefty:.
- -

The ratite of Sir JACOB AITLIY, Bart. againft
Lieutenant-Colonel TOOK! HARWOOD, tried at the
two laft affir:s for the county of Norfolk, and which
attraaed fo much of the public attention, is, w•e
learn, removed into the Court of Exchequer Cham-
ber by writ of error, for the purpofit of foletnn argu-
ment on as alledged fatal error appearing upon the
face of the record.

On Sunday haft the Spelthorne Legioa, com-
manded by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cza-
RIIIICE, were infpeeted on Afhford Common by
Lieutenant• General DALRYMPLE, who complimented
the corps or. their military appearance, order, and
difcipline. They moillered about B.to throng. After
the infpeetion, his Royal Highnefs, accompanied
by the officers, adjourned to the Toy, at Hampton,
where they were entertained with an elegant dinner.
His Royal Highnefs the Panicle of WALES is to. pre-
fent their colours in about a fortnight.
The Eaft India Company, in the true fpirit of
patriotic liberality to the public fervice of defence,
fome time ago voted to,o.sci Tons of Shipping as
Armed Tranfports for the protelion of the coalt. It
will be gratifying to the public at large, as well as
inflict to the Company, to nate, that they have nearly
fulfilled their refolutiort in the fame munificent ftylt
in which they conduit all their tranfaftions. There
never Wdi collefted fuch an efficient fleet of tranfports,
on any occafion : and we have great fatisfaetion in
communicating to our Readers a lift of thole already
engaged, viz.

TCIfl.
400 I 8

Norfolk

Chapman

555 14
679
54S 20.
43$ 116

Lord Forbes
Atlas -

Paragon - - 400 36
:lurora - 491 t 6
'Triton - 44 16
I.ord NLlfon • - Apt 16
(ndefatigable 550 1$
Duckentield - - Soot 8
Si- AlolAnctl. Mitchell 523 11
ri,dt 05 36
n - 365 i 8
Prricus . 363 s 6
- 369 16
10,41'2 - 353 s 6

32 &24 pounders Cone
9-pounders to the
so 9-pounders Lrith
6 4-pounders Ration.
Gone to 01afgow.

Amiercon

369 /2
3di 14
In all 'I wenty
The ((Mon. ing Letter has b
Ger.crAl HEWITT, Infpeßor•
Army of Ittrerve
CIRCULAR.
Inliseeling General's Office, Lcndon,
Nov. 18, lAc3.

441 16

About to fall on fcrrlce.

Sceptre
Walker

Si it,

res..ts.

keen written by order of
•Gencral of die Rocal

With a view to give (-fleet to the late General Orders, the dif-
ferent Regiment. of Iniaetry, to,;ether wit► hi* Majefty's Guards
and Royal Regiment of Anil have been direeted to detach re-
parti.. tl.e acrel places at whit Corp., having re.
ecivol men of the Need Army of Referve, are Itatiored; and I
am, by the Ir.yeet ing GLotral's dietetics's, to requeß will pro-
mote the intention. of his Royal Highnds the Commander in
Chief, by poinitting every poffible intercourfe between thole poe-
tic. and your men, which the good order and difcipline of the
Cot unchr your cummand.niay admit if.
I am intent to antis,: you, that the men volunteering for
either Corps, having ni, clothes of their own, are to take away
their re-:memol clothing, for which you will take the receipt of
the Officer receiving thin, as it will r.inain to be determined
r or not Inch clot hirg is to be charg:d to the Colo❑el albs
Corp. ler winch thay vo.unicer.
1 lie recruitinc regulations for the infantry regiments, in re.
card ro fl inclai a :aid age. wiz. mt n, not above 30 years of age, S
leer 1 int he► high ; and growing lads from 16 to to years of age,
5 feet 1 inches, are to be ittictly attended to by the parties of
the line.

Thole of Ole Cuartlft and Artillery have their own regimental
inn r.ltior.s for th.ir guide. fignrd by their refPrelive Coninuoid-
teg (J Seers,whiett mutt be OICII /I to you prcsiesuCy to the Volan•
t, r, • •u: nine ow: for theft Corps.
Vru will be ple..fed trantniit to this Office, on the lath, a
rrrti-o 1.1 the numt,er nf Volunteers, (pact' rine fur what Corps, to
that inelutivr, and tm the :vitt, ul the what number, Irani
the alit to the atith rout. both ila)s
I t..,ve the honour to be. nu. du.
(si:tien) " PrTaa Caul, Affiftant lafprear.'
" ,:ototoouelog Depot, &..