Star.
London, England, 1804-08-28 00:00:00

MLITARr.

wing is the Propofed Dißribution of the
aties of Scotland, to Regiments of the
the Defence Ad, t 804:

mtralios, Lanark.
h
Yen battalion, Dolled**, Stoaborg, Selkirk, Wig.
.uebright.
t Foot. Ayr sod Renfrew.
h ditto, Berwick, Haddingtoo, Linlithgow, Pee.
rli City asd Constr.
d ditto, ditto, Rol% Caithriefs, Sutherbod, and Croutarty.
t Stirling, Dumbarton, Claekimastan, Kinn*,

end ditto, Aberdeen.
rd ditto, Forfar and Kincardine.
ditto. Perth, Argyle, and Bute.
and ditto, late/orb, Banff, Ellin, and Nairit.
iabetical roll, by companies, is to be made I
rgiment or corps issnealitely, fpecifying, in
limns, the same, place ofabode, and in cabal
place of abode is precis', &tutted, of each
Bch corps; to further which purpofe the
are to perfunally infpeft, return, and put
eaaa places of their refidence oasto be
give an accurate return, which is to be
by to-morrow noon, at the latek to the
:utenants of counties, for the perpofe of
1 before the Secretary of State.
ps of Artillery is to be raifed of the Royal
it is to confift of one company at each di-
augmentation of the eflablithed number of
pa. An order was received at Pottfmouth
day to fetal I Captain, 3 firfi Litenants,
ditto, 5 Serjeants, 5 Corporals, 8 Bombe.
Drummers, and 62 Gunners.

CSRTIFICATES.--It ought to be remarked,
the New Stamp Aft, no perfon can take oot a
to as Game Keeper, unlefs be be a asenial Servant.
..—We are forty to Rate that a duel took
t Shorn Cliff Camp on Sunday morning he-
✓o
Officers of the Rifle Regiment, in which one
i is raid to have been dAngeroufly wounded.
ite letters received at Haraburgb from °Rend
1, that BONAPAITS has given orders to dr
1 the French ports from ORend to Havre de
n a Rate of liege. The (mall armed veltels
tofports equipped for the expedition againft
id, now amount to upwards of alloo fail.
French troops in the EIatOTIIIC of Hanover
w forming a camp of obrvation near Luse-
in the neighbourhood of the ancient convent

Lune.
city of Bremen Rill remains in a Rate of

de.
the fatisfaftion of the friends of the tranfpotts
•ere laft year fent to Botany Bay by the Cal.
we infect the following correft lift of thole
lied on the 'mirage, and after their arrival at
▪ Sullivan, to the 3oth of January laft
Committed to the Deep of the Paragc.
'homes, Aged 23 years, Died sth al May, dos.
▪ Byrne, - 36 - 7 May
rBOWs, a 6 - 27 May
no Denham, 10 19 May
Cafhtnan, IS ;so Aug.
/drowned Moira.
ab David, 47 - Sept.
Saab, . 19 - 7 Ott.
Dial at Camp, Sullivan Bay, Port Philip.
ov.
Dawkins, - 11 N
Everett, . 23 . Nov.
Mee, - 42 • - 17 Nov.
Prim - 44 -IS Nov.thy Harley, - 35 -. 10 Dm.
Elmore, - It Dee.
Thomas, - 24 - 24 Dec.
Heels, - 14 - 3 Jan. Mg.
Thompfaa, • 3S • 18 an.
Leonard, - - as lan.
age, • - 10 Jan.
P
he Britifh Government in India meditates fome
nations reipefting the currency of that country.
old Deihl gold Mohur changed for fixteen flyer
ees—the comon ones ftruck at Poonah w not
t for more titan thirteen, and this valuationill floc-
Les very much according to the want or plenty of
er and gold. The coin of one town is frequently
current in the next ; and the Shroffb. by combi-
ion, have created a general fearcity o f fpecie, and
ontiquent embarraffment of trade.—Among other
Pis to redrefs thefe inconveniences, the Board of
ntroul has ordered an entreated quantity of dot-
s to be fent out by the Ihips of this feafon.
A cirettinflance recently occurred in Japan, which
ll probably prove prejudicial to the intereft of the
itch in that kingdom :—A Batavian Chip arriving
:re, refuted to fnbmit to the cuftomary regulations
the country, of taking away her falls, guns, and
lm, during her flay ; and an armed boat was fent
ton the (bore to enforce obedience : on its approach,
nwever, the Captain fired into it, and wounded fe-
ral of the people. The faftors on (bore were im-
ediately (cited, and would bate been put to death.
ad not the Captain furrendered himfelf and fhip to
re difpofal of the King. The refult of this tranfac•
on is not known ; but it is fuppofed that the Dutch
till either be fubjeft to farther rigour, or be deprived
f the etclulive trade which they at prefent enjoy.
Thurfday fe'nnight, about three o'clock in the
fternoon, there was a violent thunder (Lorca at Ray-
lon : a fire bell fell on a barn, in the occupation of
dr. Woodgate, while his fervent' were flecking
'owe wheat near it. The man law the ball go
through the thatch, and having a long ladder by
them, one of the men ran up to the hole the ball
had made, which appeared to him no larger than a
rat hole. He called oat to his matter, that a ball
of fire had pallid through the thatch, and that it bad
caught. The ball fell on the tbreffiing floor, about
three or four feet from Mr. W. The explolion as
very tremendous, and covered a fpace about the cir-
cumference of a bufhel, with a yellownefs, fimilar
to hi ;mantle. He had eight acres of Dutch clover
fezd in and near the barn, which was all cunfumed
tine barn totally, one door excepted; a cow bonnie
adjoining the barn, a new crated hog (lye at lonic
little ditlance, with a row of new paling near the
dwelling bottle. The farm houfe being very near
; the barn, it was with fome difficulty fared from the
devouring flames. His Hadlcigh friends hrought the
engine with them, and though too late to tare the
barn and cowdioufe. yet it was of great fervict to rt-
. vent his corn-flacks from taking fire All his netrli-
, hours in Raydon, and pariffies adjacent, attended
render him every affilkance in their power. With plea
fore we hear no one iccciicd any hurt in the con
,

ROYAL ExcuvroN.

Doacnarraa, Auc. 26.—The Royal Family, on
their arrival at Dorchafter, were received by a party
of the German Legion, and a detachment of the
rsth Light Dragoons' commanded by his Royal
Highnefs the Duke of CUM . His Majefty
talked all the time the horfea were changing, with
the Commanding Officer of the German Legsoo, in
the German language. His MaisEry looked ex-
tremely well, and was in high (pints. The Duke of
CAM AAAAA ND followed his Royal Parents, is a &oft
time after they were gone.
Anoovea, Auc. 25.—1 a confequence of the et-
peflation of the Royal Family flopping in this town
to (upper. every exertion was made by the inhabi-
tants to put on the belt appearance. The church
bells were put in repair ; the Sag on the church
Reeple, after undergoing a repair. was hoiftedo.,
and the exertions on the part if the landlord of
the Star and Garter Inn, to entertain the Royal
gusts. 'whom he was about to be honoured with, far
exceeded every one's expeflation ; and his prepara-
tions for their reception loon reached the ears of the
neighbouring gentry. who flocked in great numbers
bathe cootie of Friday to fee the preparations that
were made in the great room. on the Mk floor, for
the reception of the Royal Family to (upper ; and
the fair ones wl.o rifited the hook) appeared highly
gratified with the Ryle in which the cloth, &c. was
Lid for the Royal Family.
About a quarter pan (even o'clock, the Royal ca.
Takade arrived at the Star and Garter Ina. Their
Idetrries arrived RA in their travelling pot cha-
riot,e which drew up under the gate way. His Ma
JISTY appeared in mat excellent (pinks, and hand•
led her klajeßy out of the carriage with the greatell
gaßantry, and cautioned her againft the number of
&cps. His Mat [STY, 011 his entrance Into the houfe.
ordered tea immediately. and hipper to be mdy at
nine o'clock.- During the Rion Ray of the Royal
Family in this houfe. they became particularly at-
tached to an infant about three mqnths old, Who is
very beautiful, at whole charms the Princeffes ap-
peared particularly awaited ; the Prince& Emcee
aura, who is very much attached to children, pre
it many a hearty kifs. The landlord not being fo
particular to time as his Idatestv, detained the
Royal party a confiderable time after the appointed
hour. Ilis.Materry ordered the carriages at ten
o'clock. but on account of .the (upper being later
v than the time ordered, the Royal party were not
ready. About half paR ten o'clock all the Royal
party, except the Duke of CAIIRRIDOI, and the
Prineeffes MallY and AMELIA, who Dept here this
night, het out for Weymouth.
Aucurr a6.—Yefterday morning. about eight
o'clock, the Duke of Castsainoa, and the Princeffes
MARY and AM :Asa, after taking breakfaft, left this
town for Weymouth.
Warrourst, Auc. as,—ln the afternoon, his
bletssty infpeited the German Legion of Light and
Heavy Hoge, in Gloucefler-row ; the word of com-
mand was given by the Duke of CussaraLaiD, as
General of the Diariit, who appeared io his full
uniform, as Colonel of the tph Dragoons ; the
Duke of CAMassoos accompanied the Kama in his
uniform as a General Officer ; his MAPISTY• was Cak
a beautiful charger ; the Legion having gone through
fome evolutions, the Light Horfe Med off at the
bottom of the town, the Heavy over the Sand oppo-
lite the Efplanade, to make room for the Somerfet-
(hire Militia, who, with the Weymouth Volunteers,
totaled a line in GIOUCCRCT•TOW, and the word be-
ing given by General Moira° for the Kinn ; the
bands of mufic playing: the Ql.tsza and PRIV.
CESSIS were at the winoows of Gloucefler Lodge
the whole time ; the Kiwo's band cf mulic alto play-
ing oppufite the houfe. The Kinn feczned highly
;leafed, talked with the officers of the different re-
giments, and the officers belonging to the Royal
yacht, which lay in the bay ; after which the family
falu
cae out on the Efplanade, and Rood while a royal
mte was fired by the fhips in the bay. The Ktric,
on going, (poke to the people who furrounded him.
telling them to depend on the wooden walls of Old
England. In the evening the whole town was illu-
minated ; fire works on board the (hips, and on the
Efplanade—all the beauty and faflsion were prefent
—town very full. no lodgings or houfes to be got.
Av Go sr 26.—The Royal Family, after attending
divine fervice went in three carriages, and em
ed or. beard the Royal barge. which was (leeredbark-
by
Sir H. B. NIALI ; they went on board the Royal
Sovereign yacht, and were Wilted by a difcharge of
cannon from the &ore, and after taking a fail in the
Royal yacht, returned loon after three o'clock to
fhore, where they were received on their lauding by
a difcharge of cannon from the &ore.

The beautiful and fporting Mrs. Tantarms is the
fubjett of general converfation. Every one teems to
regret that fise did not win .be race. Her defeat is
not likely to damp her Ipii it, as it is univerfally al-
lowed that the boas and not the jcckey was to blame.
, No kis than three matches have been fpoken of, in
which this Lady is to ride. We underßand, how
ever, that none of them are likely to take place i bat
that a new match will grow out of the Lk no ow
doubts, as Colonel Tomairroa is in high fpiiits, sod
full of confidence in his fair jockey.
The tafcinating Duchefs of Dsvoesniaa gave s
grand tipper on Saturday night to a large party ate
Devonthire Hook. In the brilliant circle
were th
Prince of WAILIS, the Doke of Stints. Eall "4
Counters Brsammuon, Lard and Lady Maio
'ottani, Lord Ossutsroa, Stc.
Oa Thurtday lift, Jona Strums, Efq. in comme-
moration of having filled the Recorder's Chair of
Reading as years, gave a funiptuous and ekgant
a
dinner to the Corporation rf that Borough, at the
Crown. Inn ; Mr. Atm moron, as High Stew
rd, ho-
noured the crmpany with leis pretence. Many loyal
and cnnltitutinnal toalls were received with rap tu rotre
applaiife, and the day was (pent with the utmofi bat'
tawny and conviviality.
Mureoa.—On Sunday fe'nnight, about fit o'clock
in the evening, two Gentlemen near Newcaftle,
ved a meteor, which did not come from any cloud.
It limed as large as the planet Venus; and. 1.111 if
thet
opinvoll, tot med an angle of6o. with the hntiz""'
v. is and when it came within eight yards et
the yr nod, it burg into (pat Its, 2nd difappear:ct
The whole 1.-tleatd in the of two fecoadb.