Star.
London, England, 1804-07-07 00:00:00

COLCASStER, JULY 3.

The Court Martial for the trial of Lieutenant. Co-
- Rots* GI is, of the soth Regiment of
Light Drarons, upon a charge exhihind
hint by Major Atte* Cassaaow, of the fame regi-
ment, which commenced on Friday left, fits every
day, and is not likely foon to draw to a conclufion.
The Profecutor has not yet gone through his charges,
nor is it expetted that he will before Saturday. The
town is fr. full of military of the garrifon, and of the
officers confiituting the Court, or fummoned to give
stridence, that a bed is not to had for the accommo-
dation of a traveller. Reviews and military fpelta-
des take place daily. On Tuefday, thesEall Middle
fes Militia, commanded by Colonel WOOD, were
reviewed by LicutenantOeneral Sir jamas CRAIG,
and met his approbation, for their military appear
an and fieadinefs under arms ; but by much the
fineft body of men.l ever faw is the Yorkibire bri-
gade, commanded by Lord Sown+ as 'roe, confilt-
reg of three regiments of upwards of 3000 arcing,
and the fineft of them, the tit Welt York, command-
ed by Earl FITZWIL LIA

We Rated jederday, in a part of our iMpreffion,
that the following 'ltieffige from his Majelly had been
delivered to the Houle of Commons.—ln this how-
ever we Mere incorretei : we thould have Paid that
Inch a morage wah under confederation of the Cabinet.
MESSAGE FROM HIS MAJESTY.
“I•Us MAILSTT, relying on the expairevd zeal and aff,dtion
• d ColllllloflS,and-confidenng rho It may be of the
▪ ittmoft Importance to provide (or twh emurgencies at may wife,
O to drams that Ala Houle will enable hint' to take aL fuch rhea-
.. flirts ,s may be neceMuy to difappoint or defeat any enterprise
0 or dart of Pis 1100111iCS nod as the exigencies of affairs may
" requite."
Yetterday morning the !Loral- FAJAILY walked in
New Gardens.
Thurfday evening his MAJISTY, the Dukes of
itust LLLLL on and Castsaums the Prima-es So-
!NIA and Ani ma, rode on horfeback through Ham.
merfraith. Her MAJESTY and the Princefres
SATS, AUGUSTA, and MALT, followed in two open

carriages.
Yefterday at four o'clock, the Ruffian Ambalta-
dor had an interview with Lord Haaaowat, at his
Office.
Sir Sumac Sancti gave a grand dinner on Wed
udday lag, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-fquare,
to
two Ladies whole hufbands were killed on board his
flip,. and a party of their friends. This was a tribute
of fnendlhip, which was received with all the warmth
Which it fo ludly deferred.
DruliaxELecrioi.—TheCornmittee proceeded
jefterday to examine evidence upon the charge of
Treating, prefeVred by Sir Fees ci e Solitary againd
Mr. MitarWrtalaik and after fitting for tome time,
adjourned to this dap The landlord of an inn was
ordered into the cultody of the Serjeant at Arms, for
baying pretaricatted in hi, evidence.
Ntw Lorrrac.—lt is laid that the firß Lottery
for the fervice of the prefent year will eonGft of only
25,c000 ten pound tickets, and that the bidding will
take place in all probability on Tuefday or Wed-
uefday next.—The Minikes plan will be found in
our Parliamentary Report.
Cole fchedules attached to this Bill,
which is now before the Houle of t.:ommons, contain
the feveral rates and prices of grain, &c. when expor-
tation or impartation is to be allowed. Exportation
is to be permitted when wht is at or under 48s. per
quarter, rye 335. barley 28s ea.
and oats 6s. If wheat
is above 525. rye 345. peace and beans 345. barley 3os.
oats 18s. then no export is allowed. Thus far the
rehectilles have obtained the Canaion of the Corn-

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inittee.
On Wednelday the a7th of June, his Majefly's
Canadian Regiment, upwards of 700 ftrong, march
ed from Hamilton to Glafgow, under the command
of that excellent and well known °Meer. Lieutenant-
Colonel SHANK. This Regiment is confidered the
finch that ever paraded in the Green of Glafgnw
his Royal Highnci; the Commander in Chief de.erves
great praife for being the means of railing this fine
body of men. When their fervices are no more
wonted, it will further infure to Government a loyal
body of fettles in Canada, where we under itand this
•Regiment, with their numerous families, are imme-
diately to embark for.
The South Hants Agricultural Society teems to
value brutal more than human excellence: it offas
a premium of four guineas to the heft ploughman,
and of five g; antes to the bell cart flallinn ; of tun
guineas to the bell dairy maid ; and of three guineas
to the bell cow ; of one guinea to the belt theater,
and of two guineas to the belt ram. • I
The fplendid marquee which was made for General
MAIMODT, colt io,o:o florins. It contains e;.,,hr
apartments. the largeft of which can hold a table of
forty covers. It is impenetrable to wind and rain.
Mrs. Lowr I a's public breakfa ft yelterday, at her
beautiful villa at Richmond, was attended by 150
falhionables of the place, and its vicinity. The
Richmond Band, and Milanefe Minftrels, contribut-
ed, by their melodic', to increafe the interell of the
ertertainment. The rain, however, much Jan. ped
the life and gaiety cf the Teen, by deterring m..zny of
the expelled peas from London.
Romeo Marcir.—On Thurfday evening was de-
cided the long-impending Rowing Match between I
Lord Baooas and Mr. J.Mosvires, when, after one
of the molt obftinate and well cortelled trials, the
palm was bellowed on the noble defcendant of the
horife of Warwick. The River afforded one of
the molt pionurefque and beautiful (cents that the e)
ettr witneffed : lovely fprightly nymphs, whofe hearts
beat in unifon with the labouring oars, excited the
competitors to deeds of (trends and fkill unexampled
in the annals of the rowing world—
. Pairnagee num.,
Arm.= Dock.D3os (-vatic al Dew."
Fatasor FAII—Was held yeftcrday under the ve-
nerable oak on the ford. Inaufpicious as the early
part of the day was, a great number of 'winos attend-
ed, and were, as ufual, entertained with docks and
peas, and beans and bacon. A number of booths
were ereacd„ and the company made thernfelves com-
fortable,althnoghthevntnefe of the ground crass great
drawback on that anal entitlements. Sonic broken-
down hacks fptlt their riders and a fcw Kent-ftreet
ard Spitalfields gigs were upfet. No bones wet e
broken, nor did the Lain bluA much &gibe expofure
of their charms.