Star.
London, England, 1803-08-27 00:00:00

COLCHESTE.R, AUG. :6.

Early this morning the Chefhire Regiment, com-
manded by Lord GREY, matched from their en-
campment at Merton Green to Leader Heath,
where they were joined by a *adroit of the 18th
Light Dragoons ; the Horfe and Foot Artillery ;
with the South Lincoln, Eaft and Weft Norfolk Mi
litias. The whole were on the ground by fevers
o'clock, and formed in the following order, Viz.

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Upon a fignal being given, the Royal Artillery
Rationed on the left, fired a Royal Slute (when his
novas. Hicansss the Commander in Chiet was fhp-
pofed to come upon the ground,) the whole line pi c-
tented arms, the Officers faluting.—After this the
whole line broke into open columns, and paged the
General (Hon. GEORGE JAMES Luncow) in flow
time, Officers faluting.—They then paffed in quick
time, formed the line, and after performing feveral
evolutions and going through their firings with great
preciulon and accuracy, returned to their encamp-
anent' and batracks, about eleven o'clock.—The
fame evolutions are to take place again to-morrow at
the fame hour t and his Rotas. Htouwass the Com.
wander in Chief is etpeeed to review the different
regiments on Tuefday next, in bis way from Ipfwich,
to which place he proceeded through Colatter this
Morning.
A party of the Effex Supplementary Mina,
marched in here this morning from Chelmsford, in
their way to Landguard fort, where they arc for the
prefent to do duty.

Mr. Mooßr, who fucceeals Mr. Lawn at the War•
Office, is the Gentleman who was fent lalt year to
Switzerland, but unfortunately too late for his million
to be of any ufe to the poor Swifs. He is the brother
of Majer General Mooaa.

FITi-CLRRENCE, the Dues of CLARENCE'S eldell
fon, who danced at the Ball at Brighton on the
Txtmea's birth-night. is deligned for the Navy.
The Michels of GOIDON prefented the colours to
the tnve►nefs Militia laft week.

Tge Subaription in aid of the Volunteer Corps at
Birmingham, already amounts to yogal. 6s.
Government, have lately purchafed tome (mall
veiTels of the Merchants in the River, which are or-
dered to be fitted for commillion without delay.
In Derby, more than 14,000 men have volunteered
their fervice ; and a fubfcription of 30001. has been
tailed to equip them.
The North York Supplementary Militia marched
into Bury on Friday fe'nnight, and on Saturday pro.
ceeded on their route for Ipfwich.
On Tuefday the 48th Regiment of Foot. jut' land-
ed from Malta, arrived at Worcefter ; and the next
morning-continued their route for Mancheller.
R. RAIMOTTONI, Efq. met the Clewer Volunteers
en aewer Green, on Tuefday, and, after performing
their evolutions, above three hundred cf them were
tegaled with plenty oft beef and arong beer, in the
pretence of at 'call one thoufand fpedators.

Lord Svorroto is to be the Lieutenant Colonel of
the Rbyal Standard Corps of Cavalry, confifling
chiefly of Noblemen, fo honourable to the patriotic
seal of the Right Hen. J. C. Vitus's, who will
find a very settee coadjutor.in the Hon. C. As ULF v,
who has arrived in town for that meritorious purpofe.
Yefterday morning during the parade exercife of
the 3d Regiment of Royal Eall India Volunteers, a
ferions accident occurred from the blowing up of a
6-pounder cartridge under the coat of one of the ar
tillcry meis. The poor fellow was Ilruck to the
ground from the force of the explolion ; but though
much fcorched, he was, after being attended by Mr.
Bo •u, Surgeon to the Brigade, able to walk from
the ground.
A Foreigner, lately apprehended at Yarmouth,
was examined yefterday at the Secretary of State's
Office, and remanded to the care the Brow-ftreet
Offieers, in whole cultody there are several other per.l
fons, who have not yet undergone any examination.
Fainters EHlCRAllll.—However unwilling we
may be to luggeft any thing which might poffibly
tend to measures of bad/well towards individuals,
which we never can recommend or approve, or how.
ever anxious we may be that an afylum may be al,
ways found in the hofpitality of our country for thufe
who may be compelled to fly from the perfecation of
Foreign Governments, or from the prejudices of
their countrymen, yet we cannot reconcile it to
our conceptwn of duty to decline communicating
to the Public, and particularly calling the atten-
tion of Government to a GA which has come to
our knowledge: We have heard that a raft num-
ber of Frenchmen are at prefect fcattered through
England, and indeed in other parts of the United
Kingdom; that in London they are particularly nu-
merous. It is fisted that in the Angle peat of Mary-
la-Bonne there are not lefs than 6000, scoo of whom
are of a very resent importation ; the remainders con-
filling of old tattlers and the ensizr# who abandoned
Trance in confeqoenceof the diffiilution of the monar-
chy. in favour of whom humanity will always claim
diftineion. With refpeft to the others, though tie ap-
prehend their numbers are greatly exaggerated, we
think" that Minißet s Donald diligently inquire, that the
utmoft precaution (herald be employed. If it be true
that many of the porous we have alluded to have found
their way into this country. even fence 'he declara-
tion of war. which our information likewife alerts, vi-
gilance is effentiallv necetfary. The late proclama-
non of Government to confine the French within a
particular diftria, has no doubt sato from an ap.
prelieufson of that to which we have referred, but
unlefi that proclamation be accompanied by a fifteen
of Aria auentlon. it will not avail much. We re-
peat, that we do not by any means recommend the
lout harffinefs—we call only fur invefligation and
Cafe. Let not the outrageous injullice praflifed upon
our countrymen in France. be quoted as an apology
for any all of reverity towards Frenchmen rcficlent
in this country.