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

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The &Sowing it the Propofed Dißribution of the
feveral Counties of Scotland, to Regiments of the
Line, under the Defence AR, t 804 :
Royal, nee battalion, Lanark.
Royal. an battalion, Donofrio', Roxburgh, Selkirk, Wig-
ton, and Kiriu.tiebright.
Twenty-firft Foot. Ayr sod Renfrew.
Twenty-Bata ditto, Berwick, Haddington, Linlithgow, Pee.
bra,linbeigh City and may.
Forry -oad ditto, Rah, °Udine', Sutheriand, and Cromarty.
Seventy the ditto. Stirling. Dionoartas,cueliassonao,Kiarae,
and Fife.
Seventy-feeoed ditto, Aberdeen.
Seventy-third ditto, Forfar and Kincardine.
Ninety-Brit ditto. Perth, Argyle. and Bute.
blinetriecoad ditto, taverna., Banff, Elea, and NATI.
An alphabetical roll, by companies, is to he made
of every regiment or corps fpecifying, in
dillinft column*, the same, place of as&, and in in
parefi fuch place of abode is pro sfely flamed, of each
man in each corps; to further which purpofe the
Serjeants are to perfonally infpeft, return and put
down, the exa3 places of their refidence as to
enabled to give an accurate return, which fit
ich is to be
furnifbed by to-morrow noon, at the lateß, to the
Lord Lieutenants of counties, for the perpofe of
being laid before the Secretary of State.
A Corps of Artillery is to be faired of the Royal
Marines; it is to confiS of one company at each di-
'limn. in augmentation of the etlablilhed number of
that Corps. An order was received at Portfatonth
en Saturday to fetal I Captain, 3 Sell Lieutenants,
5 fecund ditto, 5 Serjeants, ss Corporals, Pomba-
diers, 3 Drummers, and 62 Gunners.

Ganz Csaviricevas---It ought to be remarked, 4
that by the New Stamp Ad, no perfon can take out a
certificate as Game-Keeper, utiles he be a venial Servant.
Du u..—We are forty to Bate that asduel took
place at Shorn Cliff Camp on Sunday ornn g be-
tween two Officers of the Rifle Regiment, in which one
of them is Paid to have been clAngeroully wounded.
Private letters received at Hamburgb from Oftend
mention, that BONAPAITI has given orders to de-
clare all the French ports from Oftend to Havre de
Grace in a Bate of liege. The (mallarmed veltels
and tmofports equipped for the expedition againft
England, now amount to upwards of :Soo fail.
The French troops in the Eleitorate of Hanover
are now forming a camp of obrvation near Luse-
burgh, in the neighbourhood of the ancient convent
called Lunt.
The city of Bremen Bill remains in a Bate of

ROYAL EXCURSION.

Doacnarraa, Auc. 26.—The Royal Family, on
their arrival at Dorcheller, were received by a party
of the German Legion, and a detachment of the
tsth Light Dragoons, commanded by his Royal
Highnefs the Duke of 'CUM . His Mak(ly
talked all the time the horfes were changing, with
the Commanding Officer of the German Legion, in
the German language. His Maysyrir looked ex-
tremely well, and was in high (pints. The Duke of
CUSI AAAAA IlDfollowed his Royal Parents, is a Wort
time after they were gone.
Agway's.. Ann. 25.—Isconfequence 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 heft appearance. The church
bells were put in repair ; the flag. on tbe church
Reeple, after undergoing a repair. was hoifleda.,
and the exertions on the part if the landlord of
the Star and Garter Inn, to entertain the Royal
guells. '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
blithe courfe of Friday to fee the preparations that
were made in the great room, on the &ft Awl.. for
the reception of the Royal Family to (upper; and
the fair ones wl.o vifited the houfe, appeared highly
gratified with the Ryle in which the cloth, &c. was
laid for the Royal Family.
About a quarter pan (even o'clock, the Royal ca-
valcade arrived at the Star and Garter Ina. Their
Mailer:l a arrived firß in their travelling poll cha-
riot, which drew up under the gate way. His MA.
;ure appeared in moll excellent fpirits, and hand•
esel her klajeßy out of the carriage with the greateß
gallantry, and cautioned her againft the number of
@e s. His Mkla 'Tr, on his entrance tato the bode.
ordered tea immediately. and flipper to be ready at
nine o'clock.- During the thort flay of
the Royal
Family in this houfe. they became paicularly at-
tached to an infant about three mqnths old, Who is
very beautiful, at whole charms the Princeffes ap-
peared particularly awaited ; the Princefs Extiae
sera, who is very much attached to children, pas
it many • hearty kifs. The landlord not being fo
particular to time as his Malsrry, detained the
Royal party a confiderable time after the appointed
hour. liislkdaytirry ordered the carriages at ten
o'clock. but on account of the (upper being later
than the time ordered, the Royal party were not
ready. About half paR ten o'clock all the Royal
party. except the Duke of CAIIRRID(3I. and the
Princefes MAZY and AMELIA, who Dept here this
night, fet out for Weytnouth.
AUGUST 26.—Yellerday morning. about eight
o'clock, the Duke of Canaan:roe, and the Princeffes
MARY and Assim., after taking breakfa&, left this
town for Weymouth.
Warrouvii, Atte. xe,—ln the afternoon, his
MAIIBII infpeited the German Legion of Light and
Heavy Honk, in Glouceller-row ; the word of com-
mand was given by the Duke of Conssaxaso. as
General of the Diariit, who appeared io his full
uniform. as Colonel of the tyth Dragoons ; the
Duke of CArsasoos accompanied the KING in his
uniform as a General Officer ; his MAJISTY VMS OA
a beautiful charger ; the Legion having gone through
Come evolutions, the Light Hence filed off at the
bottom of the town. the Heavy over the Sand oppo-
fite the Efplanade, to make room for the Somerfet-
(hire Militia, who, with the Weymouth Volunteers,
formed a line in Gloucefter•row. and the word be-
ing given by General Musa° for the Klima ; the
bands of mufic playing: the Qltrea and PRIN.
CESSIS were at the -xinoows of Glouceller Lodge
the whole time ; the KING'S band of mune alfo play-
ing oppolite the bode. The KING teemed highly
;leafed, talked with the officers of the different rc-
giments, and the officers belonging to the Royal
yacht, which lay in the bay ; after which the family
falu
cae nut on the Efplanade, and flood while a royal
mte was fired by the fhips in the bay. The KING,
on going, (poke to the people who (urrourded 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 &Orion were prefent
—town very full, no lodgings or houfes to be got.
Ave:oar 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 faluted by a difcharge of
cannon from the throe, and after taking a fail in the
Royal yacht, returned loon after three o'clock to
(bore, where they were received on their landing by
a difcharge of cannon from the chore.

The beautiful and (porting Mrs. Tanaavos is the
fubjel of general cnnverfation. Every one feems to
regret that the did not win ,he race. Her defeat is
not likely to damp her ,pit it, as it is univerfally al-
lowed that the horte and not the jockey was to blame.
No lefs than three matches have been fpoken of, in
which this Lady is to ride. We underftand, how-
ever, that none of them are likely to take place ; but
that a new match will grow out of the laft, no one
doubts, as Colonel THOIII7OO is in bigb fpiiits, and
full of confidence in his fair jockey.
The takinating It:Welsch of DITOSINIIe gave
ggrrasnd (upper on Saturday night to a large ORM a
10evootiore Houfe. In the brilliant circle were the
Prince of WAillS, the Duke of riusssas Eall
lle
Countek of Brsaosouost, Lord and Lady M
envier, Lord Ossu %Aron, itc.
01111turfday lift, Jona Stains, Efg. in c
of
omme
moration of having filled the Recorder's Chair
Reading 25 years, gave a 'sumptuous and ekgant
dinner to the Corporation rf that Borough, at the
Crown. Inn ; Mr. Atm morns, as High Steward, ho-
noured the crumpany with his pretence. Mary loyal
and connitutional wafts were received with rap tu rotte
applatufe, and the day was (pent with the umilift bag'
many and conviviality.
Muraoa.—On Sunday fe'nnight, about fit o'clock
in the evening, two Gentlemen near Newcaftla. ob•
t-. ved a meteor, which did not come from any cloud.
It firmed as large as the planet Venus ; end, in their
4. ..n,n,4 formed an angle of 60, with the hntiznn*
M AS tall:ng. and when it came within eight yards PI
the yr iind, it burl! into (pat ks, and difappcarr.d
The whole 1.-irgeatd its tbc fnaee of two Issued,.