Star.
London, England, 1803-07-28 00:00:00

FROM I.LOVIes 1.14 i'.

NAL. 27.—.60i1ed the Terror bomb, with the outward-
bound udder convoy to Portfmouth.—Wind E. N. E.
GRAVLSENEI, u:.r 27.-~Paffett hy the Sir John Mitre War•
rcn, Lee, from oes; Monticello, Calk.", from Virginia;
!Winery., Davidfon, from Grenada; and Fame, Muffroon, from
Hourdcaut.—Sailed the Peter Frederick Ludwig, Landernian,
for Amiterdarn.

Aasiv:h—At Plymouth, Mary, Pizzie, from Anrigua—M
Liverpool, "fheris, Jackfon, from tit. V;needt's; 'Wcavcr, tarot,
from New York ; Helcna, Stewart, from Virvuia; NPecy, Mar-
-13: ill, from North Carolina; Rufva, Holland; am! -tiocric4, War •
fm, from Georcia—At Cork, Henry Addington, Lacey, from
Jamaica—.at helfaft, taste, Richer, froth New Yost; and Dank
Harrifon, from Stockholat. _ _

The ------eil India fleet of Merchantmen, under con-
voy of IA Picky s frigate, and PrrER.ELL Hoop of
war, failed from Cork on the 21:1 inflant.
The AMBUSCADE and AMCLIA were Itfr cruizing
off Helvoet, on the Dutch coati, on the 23d.
The MILBROOK fchooner is ordered into Dock at
Portfmotith, to receive fome flight repairs.
The TERROR has arrived at the Nore from the
Downs, to take on board a quantity of artillery, and
will immediately proceed to join Admiral Mos Tao us
off Breit.

The Navy Board have ordered a very aria furvey
to be taken of all the tranfports, cutters, end Bat-
bottomed boats which are itbaut to be employed on
fecret fervi:e.
Sir Wet. BsLutteeess is about to retire from the
Navy Board, on account of his bad date of health.

His MAJESTY intends reviewing feveral of the Vo.
lunteer Corps in Hyde Perk, on Thurfday, the 4th
of Auguß.
His Royal Highnefs the Commander its Chief
judging it proper that the troops in the Southern
Diftri I (hould be encumbered with no other baggage
than what is abfolutely neceffary, has ordered that
all the heavy baggage of Individuals and Corps
should be immediately fent to the follo*ing places in
the rear of the diftria : Major Generals S AAAAA sr
and CARTW/IcIIT'S Brigades to Dartford—Major
General WYNYARD'S Brigade to London—Major
Generals Foasas and Monies ditto to Grave:bud
—the Weft Kent to Maidflone—the EaR Kent to

Lenbam—and the Nottingham Militia to Goudhttrft
Major General Tool's row's to Mallinpe--Majoi Ge-
nerals Horccisson and M,Ksesic's Brigades, and
the t tth Light Dragoons to Tunbridge; Major Ge-
neral Lacrox's Brigade and loth Light Dragoons
to Horfham.
Colonel Blau noir, of Portman-fqamie, has patri-
otically offered to rail's a regiment at his own at.
pence, for the proteaion of the country.
Mr. Cooraa, of Preon, the Foil Moller of that
town, has offered gratis to Government fifty coach•
borfes, nine coaches, one waggon, three carts, and
eight cart horfes, if they flsoUd be wanted, for the
fervice of the country. •
The Earl of AIOYM 11, who commands the Aber.
deenihire Militia, is gone for that purpofe to Fort
George.
The Marquis of HUNTL ST is arrived at Aberdeen,
to take the command of the Northern Difirift I and
the Duke of Coition is arrived at Gordon Cattle.

The Mayor of Dover on Taelllay htld a Meeting
of the inhabitants of that place, for the purpore of
afcertaining who would Serve Government without
pay, when the offers on the occafion were found nit.
*serous beyond expeßation.
TheWeaLondon Militia bate marched from town
for Woolwich.
The &idol Volunteers ithoedt to nerds of
eleven hundred Wen.
A camp confiding of mow men. Is to belllettled
on Leigh Down, near Britt&
The Bedforire Regiment of Mikis qtartered at
BMW, have received orders to prepare to take the
field oa the &nett newt, and the Commanding
Officer, Colonel Moots, has been dire&ed to pun
chafe a fufficient number of hocks to tranfport the
ammunition and light baggage of the Regiment; as
occafion may' require; anit is fuppofil that all the
other Regiments in that diftria have received fimilar
orders.
The patine of Beckenham in rent, coediting ofd
'sheet aso inhabitants, held a meeting on Seeder
amain& in it field near the village, for the pelme4
of tendering their fervices to Government. The
mains was attended by Lords Gwvena and Aver..
same. After Lord Gyre's's; had delivered a molt
=e and eloquent (reek, no left than silo in.
of that !*serif village entered their names,
tea part of whom a effective pen.
"Itreu re
Royal Regiment of Walks Yeothiary Ca.
hairy, commanded by the Earl of Quitrents,. have
volunteered their Cervices to any part oftreatßritain.
The Arian Yeomanry Cavalry. leader the cost.
stand of 41411•111 ALIIMIOIII. OSWALD. Efq helve
in quarters at Ayr tome time. They have made as
of with a (pint highly patriotic, to ettend their
Cervices beyond their own county, to any plate where
their officers may judge it neceifary to had them la
defence of their country.
A Court of Common Council *as yeactelay held
at Guildhall. at which, the Loan Mato', nine Al.
dames. the Recorder, and a greet majority of the
Commoners were prefese. A petition f the Vo-
lunteer Corp of the Ward of Cheap, to be permitted
to drill their men in Guildhall, when oat othoewili
engaged for public bufinek. was tread, and their
requed was complied with. Several Reports were
nad. and referred to the refpodive Committees, and
the Court broke tit for the recels.
Emmet:sou Racers.--On Saturday a Park for the
beaten hearse of the week was won by Mr. Baciwe's
b. f. naiad Mr. Cossaa's b. h. Ball. and Mr. Stair.
ear% c. h. by Mania. both diftanced.
Kota EDWAIRD'S hfoaustaar.—We noticed fame
weeks ago, the rebuilding of this venerable piece of
antiquity. by the Right Hoe. Lard Vikount Low.
testa. The work is now completed; and the re-
fit* monument is the Cause as the former, in appear.
since sod dimeafions. (thirty feet bigh) with the only
difference of a flight of lap around it. to prevent
cattle. Ike. from Wining it.---. The following is a copy
of the lokription a (themese being mostted)
Owei v porlyseas
latlyum NDOAItDI ON tam
/Ida MOB IPA*
Csimms ins
Nod astia diresespro
to
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MILEILUOSLot suede
Aar Muds MbCCOm_ _ _ _

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