Star.
London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

MARGATE, SAPT. 22.

All day yellerday it blew a perfea hurricane, the
wind being wefterly ; fo that the packet which failed
at eleven, returned about two, not being able to pro-
ceed. A amok wind from the fame quarto' continues
this moraing, and the packets are 'till detained. A
few days ago there were ninety fail of Well Indiaman
in the Downs, but at prefent there are only thirty
or forty : none of them, however, can move, and
fume of them, I imagine, are in diarefs, as cables
and anchors have been fent off to them. To-day be-
ing the K;tro's coronation, colours are bolded at the
milt head of all the (hips and on the forts both here
and at Ramfgate, and the whole prefents a beautiful
light. Every refpea that can be paid to the day by a
loyal people is manifelted 'by all ranks, and both
towns teem quite alive. The guns have been tier-
cikd at both places with wonderful dextetity, at a
mark moored at the diaance of two miles out at tea :
it confilts of a (mall Ikiff with a flag hoifted on it.
The Cinque Pnrtstroops were reviewed yelletchty
by Mr. PITT, accompanied by feveral other Officer s.
hot 1 have learned no particulars, except that the
!loth, foot, and artillery, all went through their evo-
lotions and manoeuvres much to the fatisfataion of
all who were prefent.
We have here a Lieutenant of a man of war, who
condo is himfelf fo well, that he is univerfally re•
speeled, and particulatly by feafating people of every
description. He has picked rip a few filen. Sixty
of the Afhermen'a tickets have been returned to them,
and every thing is now quiet.
Notwithaanding the heavy gale of yesterday, dur-
ing which the tea ran exceedingly high, the boatmen
here, on the !call fign r f diarefs among the Weft
India (hips, put Off immediately to their aflitlance
in their loggers and boats; The fpirit and aCtivity
of the& people deferves the greaten praife, and it ex-
cited here the adMiration of every body. Crowds of
people waited on the fhore till they returned, and
then cheered them. It is much to be regretted that
fo dauntlefs and fervireaWe a body of men fhnuld not
at all times be proteaed. It is now one o'clock with
a very heavy g.,le, and the packets dare not venture
to air: the pa Wenger!, therefore, who were to have
gone with them yOurday, are going today by the
mail coaches, and otherconveyances......

I..;eutenant Jowls, ofthe 1-lerefiml Militia, who was
to ill ticated by dace rtiffi,ins, is fait tecovering.

LEXDIEN CAMP, SEPT.2I.

The troops Rationed here are kept continually in
motion. When not at drill on the camp ground, a
march to Box dead Heath is inevitable, and every
field day begins at eight o'chck in the morning, and
never concludes until after fun let. A detachment
too men from every regiment in camp under the
command of Cul. Noon, pra!ifed in advancing
',Notts acrofs the country Lett week, very much to
the fatisfaelion of Sir JAMES CRAIG. Lady FRANI. IS
FITZROY. with her accußomeet politenefi. took te.
freffiments in her carriage for the officers. There was
A grand field day on Monday at llnzßead Heath,
when the troops went through a variety of evolutions
in a fupctior title, matching in echelon of battalion..
and then forming line, on a given regiment bringit.g
the whole, confitling of to,coo men, apparently into
aßiow at the fame time, which had a molt fplendid
effe& The brigades did not return to camp until
late honr, which prevented many military fp., kt
(who had enough of dancing on the Common) ft, in
attending the ball.ra the I% bite Hatt, in Ole:teller.
The Parade WI night was rely brilliant, the Several
brigades marched by the General in Review order ;
we believe this difelly was in compliment to Lord
and Lady CARYL!atAJM, alto were preknt, and Are
here on a vifi! to L, td CHARLFS FITZROY. LItICS
Ft ANC's Flrvenr and CAROLII.F Woo', were A:0 in
the number of the fa•r fofhionables ()relent. The
troops are cot again his ni ,:ninp, at an early how,
for a field day ,lalefiti nrAIII. A party of zoo
men enmpoled oh ticiaehments torn c.ich
• itli three fultaliern‘, matched from this on Weal-A.l-°1
in Gallywood Comm:4., oiler the crmmatel rf
Ca; rain Goan°, of the 9:. reg;•tient, t Alia in 1.-
• ,•Itg the line of lort•fi:atitni c:iiiirtiaitig there.—
at tOOO men are now coertontly employed on
and it is hippr led that one of the frgi-
• er c..mped here v i I thottly march for theps•r-
..spediting the works there.

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