Star. — London, England, 1804-09-03 00:00:00

r- Lis AVAUT !CAL INTRLLICENCS. • . Watarford a t Leos ard - 11Luids z New York & Haifa: i o Its Lae id eq 0- er, led ref. ted bas ;ent the ;, is ced nch a of )een ther ities land •anf- !P h t cage vent nits. yen :om• e re :kets is a Man i the MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. W. ~ • All. DIM I All. MOIL Dahlia 3 0 Hamburg's 0 3 Pew zawcz, A tic. 3 I.—Since my talk the Nile hired armed logger, of Dover, Lieut. FINNING, pot in here (on Wednefday evening), and failed foon after for Plymouth ; the left the fleet off Breft on Monday all well, and the enemy as ufual. Same evening the Thais, of and for this place, ROSEWALL mailer, ar rived from London, but lan from Falmouth, where the difcharged part of her cargo. FALMOU rH, AUG. ;I. —Arrived this day the Lord Charles Spencer packct,Captain Coate swot To. with bails from New Yolk and Halifax, after a paffege of 29 days from the latter. The Prince Erneik packet, Pima, with mails from England, had arrived at Ha lifax, and failed for New York. Two Englith frigates were off the latter place, waiting the coming out of two trench frigates from New York. Arrived yef. terday the Princefs Elizabeth packet, Captain Ktoe. with mails from the Leeward Iflands, and in forty days from Tortola ; the brings no news ; alto the Mentors, Moots. from Briars!, with bale goods, gro series, tic. Sailed the Spattifh Ihip Cleopatra la de Violate, for Comma ; his Majolly's brig Gstio at, of s 8 gnu, Captain Bass ; and the Lady Warren armed !hip, Captain on a cruize. His Ma jelly's Gip Hirsute, of 14 guns, Captain Hts.t., is arrived from Torbay. The Auckland packet, from Lilbon ; and the Eliza ditto, from Jamaica, aresdaily experfted.—Wind South. Poystouto, Sart. t..—Came in the PIINCISI ROYAL, of 98 guns, from the Channel Fleet, to re fit.—Arrived the Anna Chriftiana, Capt. Haeuvr, from Frederickftadt ; the Afphalon, Captain GALE from Riga; and the Little Edward, Captain Lacy , from Memel ; all laden with naval totes for this port alto the Demises, of 7+ guns, from the Zallward..—Sailed to the Weftward, the Ajax, of So guns, CONQI/11101, of 74, Tice', of 74, DIM. MOM, of 74, and Ma; lame, of 74.—Came in the Boawir, of 18 guns, from the Weft Indies: we have not beard whether the brings any news. A French boat, with fome foldiers, was picked up a few days 'ince, by one of the in-fhore fquadron : the had been blown not of the harbour of Brett by a gale of wind; the Frenchmen Paid, on examination, that the whole talk at Brett was, that their fleet would endeavour to get out the firft opportunity, as they were ready, and feveral had troops on board. How far this intelligence may be true, time will evince. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 2.—Arrived the Gig THOS./KO Revenue cutter from a cruize. Sailed the Fatcom Coop of war, and the Rosa cutter, on a cruise cff Havre. Dropped down to St. Helen's, the Rrvo- LVTIONAIIk ft.itate, with the outward-bound tall Indiamen, South feamen, and the Ruler, Batsman, for Jamaica. —Wind W.N.W. Daat, Styr. rte.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Eliza Ann, Union, and the Sir William PUltney, from Bengal ; alfo arrived the Prevoyante Itore.thip, with a fleet under convoy from the Mediterranean, which are failed for Starve Creek, to perform qua rantiner the Prevoyante remains under quarantine in the Downs. Sailed the Disrbvtay. SULPHUR, Voirann, and Fort bombs, for Sheernefi....—Arrived the Vesuvius bomb, from Dungenefs and the Hurst's s armed from Sheernefs, and remain in the Downs with the reit of his Majelly's (hips, the armed defence Blips, and tranfports, at per laft. Wind S.W. YARMOUTH, SCIPTIMBiII s.v—Friday, P. M. failed the Cunt frigate on a ernize ; and the Favouesrs cutter with difpatches for Admiral THouIIOROUGu. Yefterclay pallid this port, and was joined by feveral Sips, the outward bound Baltic fleet, under convoy of the Laos armed (hip. Arrived the Daus cutter. This day arrived the Cassese gun brig, and a lent in by the North Sea Fleet.. One P. M. a large fail in the offing, reported to be the Paws tor t frigate. Outwore, A sicou 35. —The Garland, C.. ?MULL, from New Providence, in u days, fpoke on the r4th intl. the (hip Fair Amei iran of Philadelphia. SAMUEL. FLowse, out eight days from Hull bound to New York, in lat. 53. long 221. all well ; lame day fpoke :he (hip Lydia I.f and for Philadelphia. out nine days from Hull, all %yell. The Diana of this port was to fail from New Providence for Liver pool, three days after the departure of Captain Cti- THILL, in comp .soy with the Mary of Liverp..nl, under convoy of the Racoon flonp of war. The Garland had rc:t.,oact dollars on board, lio.oeo of which were fent to Glafgow ycaerd.iy. The Jeßic. CROSBY, at Cork from hence, bound for Surinam. l i The Harmony, Rain, at ditto from di:tn. or 'l' or tnla. The Aunwell,lW.N.it ells, at Virginia from hence. The Clyde, CUNYINGMAM, and flopess.ll, BAINk, at Liverpool, from hence. TORPILY. Su►r. I.—Arrived, and failed agair yellerday. iris Majefty's !loop Htcawa, from the Down., having four 'ails under convoy for Ply mouth and Cork. Alfo arrived yellerday, but intends to fail this evening, his Majdly's (hip NtI4FSIt.- Arrived the !loop IWars, Jonw Corms mailer, and remains.—Sailed for Wales the William and Mary, &roe IMAM; Dove, Sway r tw. and Venus, TORVIt. The Peggy. CHAIST, in:ends flailing for Wale. tomorrow. The brig Neptuni., of and front Long Sound, in Norway, with a cargo of timber, arrived and failed again to the wcflward. Fine weather, wind to the N. W. The herveti in this quarter is well over, and cum laved inmai c..“llent or der and a bundant i re•ps . q,“ ~. .• • EAST INDIA SHIPPING. We ate happy to announce the arrival off Portf tnouth on Saturday, Of the eztra (hips Union, Capt. SroKoa ; Eliza Ann, Captain Grtuatta, and Sir James Pulteney, Capt. MARSHALL. They left the Windham, Calcutta, City of London, and Ceylon, with the litre Ihip General Stewart, at St. Helena, wailing for convoy. The Bengal (hips failed Irons Bengal the loth of March, and fell in with the Madras (hips near the Ines of France. The Prince of Wales, Indiaman, parted off the Cape, in a gale of wind, and is fuppoled to have put into Ma dagafcar. The Hugh Inglis, Indiaman, fprung a leak, and bore away for Prince of Wales's Ifland. The Union, Elita Ann, and Sir Jaraes Pulteney, arrived at St. Helena on the 28th June, and failed nth July. On the 22d of Aural they fell in with a French privateer, the Venus, of Nantz, mounting t 6 guns, which was taken, after a fmart action, by the Uvion. The two other (hips were not able to get up before the privateer (ruck. PASSING:AS By Tut UNION. lieutenant• Col. Mac !mire, and Captain Watkins. Bengt! Artillery. Captain Powers, late of the Triton. M.iTrs. Cltland, and Wllllamfen, Bengal Infantry. Mrs. MMUlan ; Mrs Pickiest, died on the paffsge ; J. and W. Barran. Robert R&Da .ns, J. W. Richards, James Wheatley, andG. W. Warwick. PAUSkhGBRS ON BOARD THA WINDHAM, CAPTAIN GRAHAM. FROM CALCOTTA.—Capt.IIII John Ainille, Mr. John Smith, Mira I lin Maemprine. FROM FORT ST. Gana cot.—Milt. Catharine Bitumen. Juliet Wilfnn, Mary Ann Jane Gordon. Captain Csfar Hawkins, his Majelty's Bth Regiment of Dragoons ; Thomas W. Ottley, his Majefiy's t9th Regiment of Infantry ; James Donn, Native Ca valry..-Lieutenant John Smith, lus Majcity's 33d Rent of Infantry.—Cornet James Jones, his Majefty's and Re giment of Drageoas,-.Mifs Fanny Gordon. Charlotte Gordon. Maty Ann Wolfe tot*, Marian Goldfworthy, Mary Ann Montgomery, Jane Difney, Anne Gliney. Eliza Ann Maid:man, Elko Reid.--Maiter Wilßant Colin Gordon. Allan Drummond Gordon, Arthur Mae uley, Bernard Macuzahon, John Pritchard. and Thomas Gordon. Several difcharged Sailors and Soldiers, and the following French Prifoners of War : Captain Plena Pullet, and Madam Barba, Mot:Meld' nib ' cub, Folleville, and L Pelktler. PazillzGang ON MMUS THI CALCUTTA, CAPTAIN FIAXWIILL. Fame Be .—Mr,. Harriet Mitchell, Captain John Re gen, late of the Admiral Aplin,Captain Lorena° Moore, his Ma jetty's 34th Regiment of Foot, Mr. Robert Scott, Thomas Phil. pot, John Oilebrift and William Tomball, removed to the Sir James Pulteney, Francis Murt, came on board at tea from the Hugh Inglis, Benjamin Aplin, late of the Admiral Aplin, Charles DiatoP. dfrie—miira Anna and Fliza Mitehell--Maftres W. and Fidriie, C. sad P. Malcolm, George 'llaompfon, 0 B. HalL MM. L. and E. Gikhrift, removed to the Sir James Puitcoey. PISIIINGERE PER THE CITY OF LONDON. Pima' BR oom...—Ceurral and Mn. St. Ledger, and two chit eren, Colonel and Mrs. Pringle, ditto, Captain and Mrs. Wyatt, ditto, Captain Cummings, 6th Regiment of Cavalry, Lieutenant Latter, ad Regiment of Cavalry, Lieutenant Gragory. his Ma i fly's 17th Light Dragoons, Mr s James Smith, Surgeon tft Re. ' liment of Naive Cavalry; Mrs. Frances, and two children, Mira Vareunen, the two Mik Armftrongs, and Mifs Ellis. ►ASSFYGFZS ►ER THI CITRON. Faost MADRAS-Sir Gertge Leith, Bart. Lade Leith, Mrs' Wren, Colova Stephenfon, Mrs.Stepberdno, Matter Stcphenfon, Major Crawford 3 Regionnt, Captain Rumen aad Dragoons. Lieutenant Fauch.., Regiment de hleuron. THE TEXEI. BLOCKADING STIADRON. Yeßerday morning difpatches werereceived at the Admiralty from Adm. Loots, at Dungenefs, dated on Saturday. They Rate his return to that place late on Friday evening, with feveral fhips under his orders, from off Boulogne. The whole of the French flotilla have returned into the inner harbour, with the excvtion of about 3o fail. Saturday difpatches were received at the Admi ralty from Rear Adutiral TNOIIIIIOIIOUON, commas ding the blockade of the Tezel—they were brought to Yarmouth by the Ccroe frigate, at the time of whofe departure the enemy remained in the fame Rate 'as tor Pima time pall. The Dutch fleet in the Teed, like that in the Roads of Breß, is conliantly engaged in mancenvres, Inch as furling and unfurling the fails, getting under weigh. &c. but they never fail to return with the dole of day to their interior quarters. Some Fetters have, however, been received by this conveyance, brought from the Dutch coal by pilot boats, which Cute, that ferious difturbances had taken place between the Dutch and French troop: at the Helder, in which a great number of men had been killed. Our fquadron had lately been much incom moded by rough winds, which had kept the crews conficuly upon the alert ; but no ferious damage had been fuflained. _ _ The following is an Extraa of a Letter from the Squadron off the Tcxel, dated the 15th of Anglin : " It has blown here very hard for rummer, al though not much thought of, from the frequent buf feting of lalt winter's dorms, which this f4oadran I as been accuftomed to ; the (hips have been laved, rit i g with three cables an end, and the refpeaive Cap.ains have cantinnary direaions to prepare, at Cie lean appearance of bad weather, their runners and tackle for fecuring mails, top-mans, &c. in cafe of contrive rolling. " The Dutch fipadrna a few days agn looted their tyrant., and appeared getting under weigh. All was ready tot aOion in ten minutes, and much difap pointed were our gallant tars in confoquenee of Myn beer totting fails and refuming his fituation. The im 'mule toren of mails lying in the New Diep appears to be thinned ; many of their tranfports are reported to have returned to A rnfler d am. . . - "The Ruin', Captain Rowurv, has left us for the Nore, to be repaired and paid (having fprung her &c ); the Rectuuus has alfo left us for the Downs. In the former fhip, Captain Hormata, of the Rasso (invalided from ill health) takes a paffage home. Lieutenant TIVIAN firll of the Eaot.s, commands the ItAtIONABLII. pro tempore. The flips now forming this fquadron are, the EAGLa, ATLAS,DEriIiCII,PItIIICIbSOIFORANOI,R•I Aeon, and Um i coax. " The boatlwain of the Hawes cutter, who was taken in a I:l4at with the c..rnmander of that veal, ar rived in the fquadron a [bort time line, in a vele! irmu Bremen, after effelling a molt wonderful efcapc irons the neighbourhood of the Elbe, by travelling feveral bnridred miles on foot. He, it appears, knocked down a French centinel placed over him. efcaped into a forell, and avoided his purfuers by af cending a tree, making night marches, and laying by in the day. He appeus a tough true Engin tailor, he (poke in eathuliallic terms of the gallantry. refo lotion, and perfeverance of Lieut. Gleans., his late Commander, What " hardfhips in being captured after a brave druggle, and fufferings from levere wounds after his captivity, brought tears in the hooch fel low's eyes as be recuuatehi than." SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. The St. Leger Stakes, which is to he run at Don. caner on the agth init. is the principal betting raee at prefent in the North of England—The colts and 61• lies expelled to (tart for it are the following : Lord Uarlington's e 5. C. Zodiac, by St George. Sir H. T. Vanes b. e. by Sir Peter, out of shuttle's dads. Mr. Garforth's gr. f vertu, by DelyinL Duke of Hamilton's ch. e. by Walnut. Mr. Mali ih 's h. c. Ssncho, by Don Quixote. Mr. Dotlfworth's b. c. uuid, by Scar. Mr. Walker's b c. by Sir Peter. nu: of Stoekton's dun. Mr. M. M. Sykes's e. Sir Bertrand, by Buraninstiremists, out of Sufan's dAns. _ _ _ . . Sir W. Gerard e. by Chariot. out of Albton's darn. The betting is nearly as f Ilows :-5 to a agft San• chn-3 to I agft Quid-7 to 2 aglt Sir H. Vane's cult—High odds spina any of the others. It is expeted that Lord Strathmore's Remembran ear sad Lord Darlington's Haphazard, will meet tor the Doncafter cup. TEWKESBURY. TUESDAY. AUGUST 28. A Sweepnakes of Five Guineas eAch. Mr. ;Mikes cb. 10Ir Oliver, Mr. Ddija eh g. Merryman, . 1 2' Mr Jones'. b.n.L . Lasion akioarzet, - • - - 3 3 Mr, 14eyers'. Jolla, - . • • - 4 4 Mr. Lackleys b.ty crop hot*, Mr. Harfurd'sGoklficuitr, - . - - - bolt WEDMISDAY.—.—A Plate of s°l. Lo d !Inn.!lord's b. c Cayman, 3 yrs old, MrLockley's br. AI. Paraplocr, - 1 1 2 2 . . Between the heats, a match fur 561. between Mr. Meyer.' Julia, 9LI. and Mr. Men yinoin's Blown Bela, 81t. alb. won by Merryman% Brown Befs. BOROUGHBIUDGE, WEDNESDAY, AUG. i 9. A Sweepnakes of to guineas each, to Subfcribers. Mi. Baillies gr. c. by Overton. out of Hambletonian'a dam, b..at ins Cove others. , The Gold Cup—Three mile heats. Mr. Bowman's 1. Sedan, by Overton, 4 yra all, - s t Mr. Domani., e. Adam 4 yrs oW, - - 3 3 a Lord Darlington% e. Doucafter, 4 yes old, • - 4 3 Mr. Meillih's Surplice, aged, . a 4 dr Si: and 7 to 4 on Sufan—after the fieft heat which was very clofe, 6 to 4 upon her, and after the fe cond heat, 5 to 2 the won. TH UtSDA Y.—The Member's Plate of 501. Mr. Wahnu's b. e. Spot, by Pipator, Mr. Watts's b. e. Mr. Hewett's br. c. by Bustard, Mr. Walker's eh. e. Sir Sidney, . Mr. Theenpron's bi.f. by Pitch, - i to 4 agft Mr. Watt's b. c. •Sweeptlakes of to guineas each. p. p. Mr. Mellith: b. e. Little Joey. Mr. W. Hutchinton: Spithrc, by Pipator, • - Lutt Dartingtoo's Sr cby Ormond, . . Two 'to i agll Little Joey—even betting on Lot Darlington's c. Our Rates hate Leen wen attended; amour the comratlY Pro' inn were the Earls 01 Darlington and Strathmore, Lord Banurd, Frank Mandel" Mr. Winn Bellaffe and Lady Charlotte, Mr. Marla Brandin% M. P. Mr. Fortelcue, M. P. Mr. Jonathan Rabe, M. P. Colonel LelsS, Equerry to the Prince of Wales, Ham Captain Stanhope, Major Kinston Mr. Shingiby, Colontl Har m, Mr. WWII, Etc.—Lord Da;iington and Mr. ltslay an sprefated Stewards for next year. --. I 1 - 4 2 -"- 5 3 1 4 -- 3 3 I • 3 CHESTERFIELD, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 29. Fifty Pounds given by his Grace the Duke of Devout:hire. Mr. Cliftolol b. e. 3 yrs old. - . . 2 1 Mr. Phillip's b. c. Hisbnyer, 3 yrs old, ~ - - 4 2 Mr. H. Mdner's b. f. Violet, 3 yrs old. . • 2 3 Mr. Stephenfon's b. f. Cantata. 4re old, - • 3 4 Satire day, a Speeptiakes of five guineas each, eight Subrcuibers. Mr Cltftsn's b. t ptephina, 3 yrs ohl, Mr. Den ham's tab. Rowland. 4 yrs old, - • - a a 1 1 tnefday, Jolty B was tried at the Sefflons houfe, Dublin, before the Recorder, on a charge of having confederated with other fhoe•makers for the purpofe of regulating their trade, and raifiag the price of their tabour. Mr. Huowes, a mailer (hoe maker, and Major Silts, were the principal witnefes against the prifoner, and the fads being lubftantiated to the f.tisf,taion of the jury, they brought in a ver diß of guilu—when the prifoner rectired fentenee of imprifonment for twelve !moths in Newg.tte. • THE LATE FAT•LDUEL.—Captain C•msaqm,who wat, wounded in the duel with Lieutenant 'l' s, (bath of the Rifle Regiment), at &torn Cliff Camp, on Sunday fe'nnight, we are furry to find, died on Wednenlay. His remains were interred on Friday with military honours. The procellion W4l Hum e roufly Attended by the OfEcers of the iv/cr.,' regi ments at Camp. The deceafed was a mot worthy man, and a good foldier, and his lufs is univerfally regretted. Lieutenant T s, and his feenn4 Captain GORDOS, have ableon,led.—Lieutenant Jet sty was feemd to Captain CAN RON. Mss. Aura:ea.—At three o'clock on Saturday di.d, at her hot& at Chelfea, Mrs. A ,mothei.r in-law of Lord Yetanaoucir. By the death t.f this 1 vided for. the Royal Family. This mornin g the venerable old Lady, his Lord fl tip %ill come into per- Princefs Auousra bathed, a little after eight • clock . , ffi feon of som money, rm ocl. ready and one of the firma in al one of them, for the fir@ time. His MATISTY lo colleflions of paintings in this country. The late Sir JOSHUA RI TIIoLDS freq.rently fail that it conta ined' general bathes in a warm bath. ,- th e 1 This morning the Royal Family, attended by the A greater variety of piecc4 i hy the fiat m..ilers ci _ , I Earl o f 3./ ISRIDGN Lords Pouts, and Hawaas- Italian, Dutch, French, and Flemith fchools, than actav, Ladies Witivaan, T , Neat., and Is any other private colletlkn in England, and efli carnal, and daughters ; Sir ROSSAT WILSON and mated it at a0...,0cc1. value. It is fuppofed that the 'Colonel MAIIIIIIIOII4II, and all the Officers of the deceafed, in conformity with hi.r prarnifes frequently Staffordfhire Militia, left their Lodge on the way to repeated, has left befides a legacy of t0,0001.t0 eae the beach, where the Royal barge was waiting to of his Lot dfhip's fig daughters. His Lordthip's two take them on board the Royal Sovereign yacht. ions, it is silo fuppofed, will enjoy ao,oool. each, be tides the Chelfea state. The grand ball of latt night, given by the Make „... of the Ceremonies, at the Royal Hotel, for his bene• Love AT nityr Stoat — Another lucky we dding fit, received a greater honour than any Matter of took place in tne beginning of IA iveek. Mr. P. a the Ceremonies ever experienced in this country, by Gentleman in the wine trade, with a fortune of about the Royal Family honouring his benefit with their ficiool. palling along a fleset in the neighbourhood . of 1 company. The rooms were filled in c„nregoewcar Oxford-road, law a pretty ruflic girl, with ruddy I at a very early hour, to an uncommon degree, that cheek, and fparkling eye, whole Mid eV - male . made to ! . . . at times it was hardly poffible to move ; all the lndden and forcille au imprelEon on his breafl, i beauty and Galion in the town , and for I 1 miles that lie inflantly re...pelted to fee her home. She told I round, were prefent, every one being anxious to him, with a modeit blab, he Might fee her to her aunt's houte , to which the was then Br i ng, andin a I have the Is•nour and pleafure of being in the fame room with the Royal Family, who remained till pa* few minutes they arrived at the door. The moment I ten o'clock, when they retired, apparently "ouch they were leaned, he frankly propofed to the aunt to pleaded with their evening's amufemen t . marry her niece. She, with equal candour, informed i This morning we were highly gratified with a tints! i him, that the girl W 3. a m e re rutlic of low birth and 1 parent•ag:, her father being a cottager at Huron, who earned his daily fubfittence by the low, but ho- : failing critt e r in company togethm with charming b..‘i ft p. gh i t n , a number t.t pa : net having cooed nen, indultrious calling of a berf l er and tEreher. This f q uite terene, t h e aquatic fpedaclit was immosa. : the _ A Ro y al Soverei g n I the lky being clear, and the frank account made no imprstfion diftdvat.t...igeeus • to his lovely Ira Nl', in the generous mind or Mr. P. who repeated his firm determin.ituat, and risarttcd 1 edetuay . tn e o_n • ly Lit , auti a lu v L ery great reiattre was Isaac by $ no venue cutter. in Portland RoaJs. her the mat day. . ' • BRIGHTON, AVM 31. , • • This morning his Royal .Highntfs rode old- tit horfcba c k, and afterwards drove out in his barouehtl and fix, himfelf on the box, and Mrs. For aaaaa EST, and fome other ladies in the ca►riage. To morrow; his Royal Highnefs dines with Sir EDMUND NAGLN • and a convivial party, at Adur Lodge, near Shore; - ham, where Sir EDMUND is prepared to entertain his Royal Highuefs in the true fiyle of Hibernian horpi talky. ~; .e This morning the fecund divifion of the Sore: mi litia marched tor Eaft Bourne, and nearly .at the fame time the firft divifion of the South Gloncefler marched in here. The refpedable inhabitants of the town have prepared an addrefs to his Grace tbs.. Duke of •Richmond, expreffive of their thanks and ~ approbation for the arid difcipline and orderly cow t dud uniformly maintained by the loyal and gallamt regiment under his command, during the period s. nearly two years they have been quartered here. The 4th regiment of horfe had a field day on Newmarket • Hill, and went through their evolutiousia a molt ma/. icily Qyle. Eur,ic rAmiLr. WITI4nUTH, Auc. 31 —The Royal Family re turned from theircruize yefteriay befure three o'clock. and we are lorry to learn this early return was otos f:oneil by the indifpolltion of her blayasrir, ailing I rom the dial of the feu. • Soon after their return to More, his Haitarr, ac. companied by the Dukes of Cun &&&&& 'wand Can moat, Gene:2ls GARTH ' CARTWRIGHT, and 'ITV. RO:, mtpedad the Picket Guard of the CaValry and Infantry doing duty here. - - In the evening the Royal Family honoured the Theatre with their prefence. The two carriages is which their Majellies anti the Princelles went in, were drawn by beautiful white Hanoverian horres, and their tdajeßies were driven by an Hanoverian coachman. On their way they were cheered by the populace ; and, on their entrance into the Theatre, they were received with the molt enthttliatlic ap plaafe, and the performers came forward and ftmg " God Save the King." _ This moaning hisMap:Tr was, as ofnal, ow horfeback by liven •'clock, and took ■ ride to tbs camp, and infpealled the wholc of the regiments than. His irfasesn returned to the Lodge about aim o'clock, to breakfift. On account of the indiepolition of her Majerrn yetterday at lea, the Royal Family did not go on board the 'yacht this morning. Soon afterten o'clock his MAJESTY ' accompanied by the Farman Sorsa* and AMELIA. the Dukes of Cuss as It L•ito and CAN /moos, attended by Ladies M. Wieraitu, and J. THYMUS, Lord HAVVIERSBUILY, Gene. alb CART. WRIGHT, GARTH, FITZROY, and feveral other Ge neral Officers, left the Lodge in grand proeeffion on horfeback, and took a ride actofs the country to Dorcheller. The Q 2 sae and Prineefs Eatzattare, in a chaife and four, and the Princefres Auousra and Malty, is a phaeton, followed on the main road. Al the Royal Party met at Dorchelter Bar racks, where the Duke of Cumberland'. German Leo gion are quartered. A molt elegant cold collation was provided by the Field Officers, of which the Royal Family did them the honour to partake.— The Royal Party returned to the King's Lodge to dinner. Lail night, about eight o'clock, a tailor. extremely intoxicated, fell from the pier, and was ken no more. Sarr. r.—Our town never was fo gay as at this time; the fellivity that now reigns far exceeds any that we have witneffed (mar the Royal Family ho noured us with their company. His Msysrer has been heard to fay, he will make the good people of Weymouth amends this feafon, for not vifiting them hitt. The picket guard, the cavalry, infantry, and the Somerfetthire and &Afford!hire Militia, were lag night, as ufusl. drawn up in front of the Lodge, to be infpetled by his MAJESTY, who loon after came, attended by the Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAR. saincs,GeneralsC•srwaromr, FITZROY aiIdGAILTII, and a:I the Field °tracers. After going through re-* veral manceovres, part of the Staffordthire Militis marched to receive his MAJESTY, on his way to the beach. Aft:rwards his MAJESTY went on the EX planude, where he walked and continued there till dark. This morning at feven o'clock his Mairsrit was on horfeback, rude on the lands, and thrones the principal Rivers in the town, and infpeCted the' Light Frames lately invented for the conveyance of troops. _ _ _ Therc are three new elegant bathing maebbtas Oa-