Star.
London, England, 1810-03-27 00:00:00

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_.rents to all the regiments
Lord WEIILINQTON, as of General GRAHAM'S army,
• are to bg immediately embarked at Portsmouth.
j The LEDA frigate sailed from Guernsey, on Friday
last, with a fleet of transports, having on board the
38th and 44th regiments ; the former 1:a Lisbon, the
latter for Cadiz.

The Countess HARCOURT, WE are sorry to say,
is prevented, by indisposition, from receiving cam/
pany on Wednesday the 28th natant.
BANNISTER'S BUDGET.—Last night this meritorious
eihr of

and much.esteemed Comedian . -Jibited a medley G.
pleasantry, under the title of Bannidir's Budget, at
Freemasons' Hall. The Hall was crowded w►th an
attentive, delighted, and elegant audience.
The late gales, have, we fear, made some severe
havoc among our shipping. A note of which we in-
sert a copy, was yesterday afternoon forwarded to
LLOYD'S directed to Mr. Jontr BEN NET, jun. from J.
BARROW; Esq. dated---,
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MARCH 28, Two o'clock.
44 I am directed by the Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty to send you the enclosed letter from Lieu.
tenant 3.IOWDEN :••—•
SIORML-sous', MAacm 25, IEO.
' Be pleased to inform my Lords Commissioners of the Admi-
ralty, that this evening the vessel stationed with the light on the
Qwess,,drifted from her moorings, and is now at anchor In the
port. His Majesty's ships, or others, coming from the East•
ward, might be of fatal consequence, in hauling to the northward
or westward, if not informed the light is rine.
(Signed) W. BOWDEN, Lieutenant:
" Their Lordships, at the same time, direct me to
acquaint yob, that the Light-house will be re-placed
as soon as possible."

FALMOUTH, MA;Zii 24.

Allies. Ili the present instance the risk was small,
and the object great. He therefore thought it was Arrived the Danish brig Princess Mails, In eleven days front
the bounden duty of Ministers, under all the circum- i Quimper, detained by the Hero privateer, et Plymouth.—Wind E.
DEAL. MARCH H.
stances he "had -stated, to act as they had done, and j
Remain lais Majesty's ships as per last. The brig Samuel, men-
they would be for ever degraded if they had shrunk i
from the discharge of that duty. On-these gro , thined to be on shore near Vralmer Vast* PEI remains-In are-
untis . lous situation.-,-Wind N.E. blows hard.
he rested, his defence, and could not but oppose the re- 1 PLYMOUTH, MARCH U.
solutions of the Noble- Lord. 1 It has blown a tremendous gale at East since yesterday. It is
Mr. YONSONBY then t'ose (after some cries- of impossible for any ship to get up channel; and several that sailed
on Thursday and Friday have put backs and others have run infto
Adjourn). It had been said that the great object of ' •sroour
South
ha y
America,T h e
the Expedition was to aid the efforts of Austria.— 1
Such a thing, if it was the object,, was directly op- 'be Bomb
t paid to-morrow„ and will sail immediately after for Cadiz.
posed to the instructions which his Lordship had 1 have avlelssa"illsjdsf‘o. hrtcCah vdlizers- the D.evalialSTdATlDOedN Willr
Ike TILLIIO RR and Take TAR are paying ti-day. and are expected
1 to sail-to-morrow. Arrived, the Foam:Des:A, 98, and l'Asti-
given ; because, the instructions which Lord Chat- was .I.7aLs frigate, they were both bound fat the Downs; arifdrcthd
ham had received, were to attack the fleet and the ar-
senals of Antwerp, at the same time combining what-
-1 backmbllDAthe
ex eviboaledncegotawf i
thethin sitgehrltyofple.Pcnirn
Tohue Asst th, bat wow; Lied
ever might be favourable to Austria. He had said for the eastward on Thursday, under convoy of the SPRICIRTLI
that the scheme upon which the country was bent, had and EARL SPRN cut cutters, are ;II wied.bouad in Torbay.
never been undertaken. Did he mean to say, that YARMOUTH, MARCH 06.
The skip mentioned in m last anchored in the Ronda Tesler-
the officers neglected their duty ? He had blamed day P. M. end were mthe
from Downs bound fortis Sleeve, vie.
rn unjust, that Ministers- should be censured for the 1141Hi6onoarasble Gimps PAUL ITT Carla% R.
nd
failure of Expeditions, undertaken under an ordinar h
y Le 19,:ozusirct-egv. is, Captain FOR air; and remain with
degree of risk, and that various calamities conspired the ships as per last. Threegun more sail were discovered in the
tannot be able to get into the Roads till the afternoon.
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render the late unfortunate. If s, many things °g' ?" will ', abated, end lam happy to say that the
magnitude _ ..

The pie is very much .
ships of war hays role it out !fifths% sostaiainiany
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saUeA from Madeira - —• with x fair wind, fof
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