Star. — London, England, 1803-02-26 00:00:00

DUBLIN, FEB. 3i. Friday th e eelebrat ion o f her Mail sr ef birth- day took place at the Cattle with the ufual ceremonies throughout the day, and at night a molt fplendid ball and elegant (upper were given by the Earl and Countets of HARDWICKS. The dreffes worn on the occation were entirely of lab manufacture. Before their Excellencies entered the Ballroom, Sir CNARLIS VERNON, in the pretence chamber, p_refentcd the Marchionefs of Dow watt, Lady ELIzAsET If FITZGERALD, the Countel CLANG AR TNT, and the Ladies ELIZA/MTN and HARRIET Tatumm. Upon their Excellencies entering the Ball-room the minuets began. Four were danced. The fiat by Lady ANN YORK and Sir CH•RLILI VIRNON ; the fecond by the eldell Mils Vtamort, of Clontarf, and Capt. GORDON ; the third by the fecond Mils Vamoose and Colonel Goat; and the fourth by the youngell Mile Velum, and Sir CH MILLI. Lady Ems* Furze BRALD and Colonel Gott led off the country dances, which were kept up with great fpirit till a late hour. Earl Srascaa had a long interview with the Board of Admiralty yellerday. General CRADDOCZ left town lark night asCOM =under is Chief in Ireland. A General change in the Guards took place yefterday. The Firft Battalion of the Firft Regiment of Guards is removed from Portman -greet Barracks to Winchefter ; the Second Battalion of the Firft Regiment, from Knightfbridge Barracks toWeft mintier ; the Third Battalion of the Firft Regiment from the Tower to Windfor, and the Invalids marched to the Tower to do duty in their room, after firli receiving a new let of colours from her Majefty ; the Firft Battalion of the Second, or Cold ftream Regiment of Guards, from the Lower Diviflon °Palen minfter to Portman-fkreetßarracks ; the Second Battalion of the Second Regiment, from Windfor to Knightibridge; the Firft Battalion of the Third Regiment, from the Borough to Finf bury an/ Holborn Divifion ; the Second Battalion of the Third Regiment, from Winehefter to the Borough. - - Yefterday morning at nine o'clock about 150 of the Invalids marched out of Me'tea Hofpital to the Tower, to do duty there. They bad new regi mentals on, and made a very rerpeltable appear. ance. They were beaded by three Officers on horfe. beck, and accompanied by one dram. Yeherday 400 of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards arrived in town from Witscheller. Alto a tarty arrived frost Windfor. The order for tfirembod • g the Nottingham feneible regiment at Beiltiol. has been nefeinded, and they are now to march to Nottingham for that purport', acconfing to the original term of disk enrolment. The Zuglilt ransionables now at Naples aro— Lard aid Left Drraity, Lord Mensiages, Lord Brooke, UPI Mom OMNI. Mr GOMIS Dessiss. Mr. R. Pray. Mr. T. Mops, Mr. sal Ws DalOay Mr..d & iscress, Sir sod Lad Oissolus. - - His Raiyarn.nals the Vice Roy of Sardinia, has been ecemayed that Wand to Naples at his own respell in Isis Majefty's !hip Puns's, by the direaions of Sir RICHARD BICIIILTOII. Admiral Sir Reemsaatic 'carrots has caokd the harbour of &Man to be minutely examined as to anchorage, Re. aid bas found that it anfwers his ntmoft expettatleas. Freffi water is not very abun dant, but live cattle can be eerily obtained for fnpplying tire fleet with freffi meat, one day in (even. The inhabitants are very attentive to the Engliffi, and Teem always ready to afford them every affikance they may Rand in need of. In confequence of an anonymous letter having been fent to the Lords of the Admiralty, com• plaining of the crew being ill treated by Captain Arita, of la VIRGINIt frigate, a Court of En quiry was lately ordered to examine into the cafe. It turned out from the enquiry, that the letter was an unfounded (lender ; and that neither Capt. Arms, nor any of his Officers had furniffied the (mailer' pretext for the charge. This (hews how little reliance can be placed on anonymous infor mation of any kind, efpecially when direifted againa the chara.fler of meritorious individuals. The Court of Jerfey having fummoned before it the Editors of the Gazettes of that Mand for hay. ing inferted in their newfpapers obfervations and r e flea ion s injurious to the French Government, they defended themfelves by (hewing that the articles had been estraaed from the Englilb newfpapers.— The Court enjoined them for the future not to in fra any thing which could tend to difturb the good underftanding which reigns between the inhabi. tants of Jerfey, and thole of countries with which his Majefty is at peace. . . Upwards of too dwellings, with out•houies, the town-houfe, and the parifit church, at Warttein, in V•eflphalia, were recently defiroyed by a fire in the courts of one night. The river Vonfie which threw itfelf into the Seine, near Bra; h a s fuddenly difappeared. haw. ing been (wallowed op in an abyfscsfestraordinar7 depth, to the great tenor of the neighbouring in. habitants. Letters received from Genoa, dated Feb. es, lay. " If we may believe the reports in circula lation, Tome new fubjea of mifanderfiandiug has exifen between France and the 141111c7 of Aiken —lt is Paid, that a Gip of ?darreslies, difpetched to Algiers for a cargo of grain, has been obliged to depart without obtaining it, and arrived in five days at Toulon, with a letter delivered to the Cap tain by the Fre nch Commiffary at Algiers. it is added. that the Dey has intimated to the Corn miffary in.order to quit that reidence, but he re fufed to do fo without the authority of his Govern ment. Perhaps theft reports have no other foun dation than the fligh t difference which took place with regard to k. in which the French Government interfered." A NATURAL CURIORITTA white woodcock, fpeckled with red (pots, was (hot in January. on t.,C lands of Rochfort in the county of Galway. COURSING. The Newmarket Club commenced their Spring Running on Monday laft, before a very numerous and refpeftahle field. The three firs days' (port were thus decided: DITTON FIELD.MONDAT Sir J. Sebright's Nettle, beat Mr. Dudliy's Ariel. Mr. Dudley's Abigail, beat Sir J. Sebright's Pothook. Mr. Dudley's Adelaide, beat Mr. Mofeley's Brand. Sir J. Sebright's Prude, beat Sir C. Banbury's Fanny. A very thick fog coming on, unavoidably con traded the diverfion of this day. CHI PPENHAM yIELD —Torszur, Ti.. 22. Mr. Moreley's Buzzard, beat Mr. Hammor;d's Wildfire. Sir C. Bunbury's Nimble, , beat Mr. Tyffon's T-totum. Mr. Dudley's Atlas, bear Mr. P. Galway's Heeler. Mr. Tyllon's Trimmer, beat Mr. James's Roderick. Mr. Breton's Snake, beat Sir S. Fludyer's Comedy. Mr. Durant's Sweeper, beat Sir S. Fludyer's Critic. Mr. Breton's Smut, beat Sir S. Fludyer'a Comedian. Mr. Durant's Strumpet, beat Mr. Moteley's Brandy. Sir C. Banbury's Fanny, beat Mr. Molders BaUwan. Mr. Breton's Skybiue, beat Mr. Mokley's Bandalore. Mr. Hasnmond's Whim, beat Mr. Galway's Hebe. STACKWORTH AND DUTINGHAM FIELDS. WFDNESDAY, PER. 23. Mr. Durant's Needle, beat Mr-Hammond's Hawke. Col. Lovelace's Pura, beat Mr. Dudley's Adelaide. i,Mr. Dudley's Ai lel, with CoL Lovelace's MI6, undecided. Mr. Dudley's Abigail, beat Sir J. Sebright's Prude. Mr. James's Rambler, beat Mr. Wright's Nell. Mr. Hammond's Whiff, beat Mr. Lloyd's Lady. Mr. Lloyd's Miltrele, beat Mr. Mofely's Bragela. Mt. Maisie'''. Wonder, heat Mr. Thorpe's Dulky. The Courfes were in general well contelled, and afforded great amufement. Mort of the old Sportf men of dalinetion were prefent. Two days more, in Ditton and Chippenham Fields, on Thurfday and Friday, were expeded to clofe, with eclat, the diverfion of the week. Monday night Lady HARDWICK! had a fele& Party of about zoo perfont at Dublin Cattle. The Duehefs of Gt.ouc ESTER, whofe domeflie qualities endear her td a numerous circle, had lan night a very fplendid Party, among whom were : The Countefs of Rothes, Lord Morton—Ladies H. Laic, Smith Burgefs—Bayning, Mufgrave, two Towndtends—Ge mewls Churchill and Taylor.—Melfre. Sullivan and Bramtkone —Miftreffes Sullivan and Cornwallis—Miffs Ellicker and two Townfht oda The Counters Of CARHAMPTON'S Rout attraded all the Fathionable Company in Town, orjhurf cliiy evening, at her houfe in Bruton-ftreet. To enumerate the whole lift would be too tedious a talk. We th an, therefore, only mention _ . His Royal Hij►nefs the Prince of Wales. Baron Lembo. the Hanoverian Ambanter. I= e siffear s tadford and Waterford. Downikire, Medford, &Bantry, and Aber. Darn Earls/Cingfton, Macelesileid. Mount Edgembe, Stair, and Weitsnoriand. Counteres—Clans, Einaggft,m Cork, Lderfm, Liverpool, Dowager Mier, Maoelrsidl Lifer, Clamant, and CarystOrt. Vikounts—Sidncy Ind Iftlkelcy. Vlreonnteres.-Daerkorft, Bolkeky, Sontaton, Sidney, An dover, and CaMerragh. burgh-oE4lam, St. Mks's, artglaant, Gotport, Grenville, Levffon. and Carrington. Ladies—Mary Taylor, langlion, Haggaltos, Blackwood, L. Corry, tkree Oansents, Warren, C. janklaws, &nem), G Cady, F. Bwadord. Idelbarma, Ocipott, Pewitell, C. Hamby, Townley, Entton, two Harnatorts,Ella. Coked. and G. Howard, and SirtMwood. J. BWBrS, W.lCals. and Thos. PeacidL GenwalTsCr. Colmar ones and Hatekkaron. Cspemina— iltdey, Paget, and Harvey. Mallkum.Baltour,Robltan„ Beneett , Lee, Penebell, Corbett, W. Tow:hoed, Cadogan, Crow, Morton Pitt, WaleLt.T. Faulkeser, Banks, Latmebe, St anhope, Fremantle, Edward Taylor, Browbeat% Leppei, and Skellngton. Madam Da °cram& Madsatildle De Vomit& MfaralkOttkolurse, Coleman, Robifon, Fltsbabert, Pea- Hull, Pita teaks. !dyneß. Jones, Fremantle, Morton Pltt, Bou vet* Tboinpfoo. T. Orfty Hunter, Eittatoo, Luton, Hanka, Villiers, Sointraille, and Talbot. !Mires—Two Coventry.. two Caimans, Brig, two ID*" Batton, Sod* Casslng,Tbowpfon, &redo* two Ha►dtas, and Smith. ANECDOTI.—Not long ago, fats the Ceariff Loam, M. T laid to the Feu? Con sul.. in pretence of a deputation of the Senate— ,' General •Ftrft Conful, you have given us peace. laws, finances, and a religious mortality ; but there is wanting a freatijitiea to this work." " 'Tis true," replied Bo AAAAA ra, a' but thefe gentle. men," looking at the Senators, ~ don't care for the/ga of the Inn, provided they get good enter tainment in it." LINT MUSICALI-••The commencement of the Oratorios, lag night, under the able direßion of the ASNLETII, at Covent Garden, gave earneß of a very profitable feafon. The BILLINGTON, who is engaged, is herfelf an heft; yet, without her powerful aid, yefterday, the Theatre had to boaß a numerous and elegant audience. The greateft vocal exertions of the evening were made by BRA. N•II and Mill PAMIR ' MTS. BILLINOTON being in difpofed with a cold. A blifs Set 'Lev, from Man defter. and a Mifs MONDAY, are fingers of great promife.—Mr. Dantean's manly voice was, left night, in excellent tone.--The performance was IGuett.'s chief easors—Tie MOsh, which had the fupport of a very powerful and, under the guidance of Mr. G. Aseisr. The Pi Theatricals. in Tottenhamareet. have been obliged to be dropped, owing to acaufe which callous infeafibility will not even venture to Dort at. A principal Gentleman of Fabian who took the lead in that harmlefs undertaking, has been too lately affliaed with a domenic calamity to gve his attention to a renewal of Theatricals; and, indeed, his own precarious fate of health is inch, that he is about direaly to retire for a while into the country. Mr. John Spicer, jun. of Lincoln, on Wednef day the 9th ink. fet off from that city to ride his mare to btanchefter and back., in 4i hours, for a confiderable wager. The (finance by way of Dur ham ferry, Chefterbeld. &c. is 90 miles. fo that- he had slto miles to ride, upon the fosse mare. in the above time. He farted from Lincoln at three o'clock in the morning, and having gone to Man chener and back, arrived again at Lincoln. atone o'clock on Friday morning, travelling the silo miles in 46 hours. Mr. Gervafe Liner, of Lin coln, horfe dealer. accompanied Mr. Spicer all the way, and rode a black mare belonging to Mr.Spi. cer. They did not alight to walk up or down any of the hilly that being contrary to the wager. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24• Letters received here from the Vic-it:litmus, of 74 guns, dated Cape of Good Hope, Nov. 12.1 (tate, that (he had arrived there from India, and was to fail in company with the EURYDICE frigate, with a divilion of the Britith troops, part of the garrifon there, for England.—lt is lid the Vic- TOR lOUS is to be paid off at til;S port, as orders are given for laying down moorings fur her in the river Tamer. Came in the GANNET floop of war from the weft , ward, with King's ftores, viz. a fix oared cutter, and top gallant mall, part of the ftores of a gun. brig lately paid off, and raid in the return of (lures to have been expended on fervice. Information having been given to Government of the circum• fiances of the cafe, the GANNET was difpatehed to the weftward with orders to get a rearch warrant to find, according to information, the fix-oared cutter, and two top-gallant malls; . upon fearching the fix oared cutter was found, but only one top gallant mall with the name of the gun brig ; there are now lodged in the dock yard here, and an inquiry is to be let on foot as to their expenditure. Sailed for Dartmouth the Friend's Relief, DYER, Friend's Defire, CH tr Bs, and Mary, JAMES, all with timber,for the five chips of war uniiding at that port. Came in from Dartmouth the Succels, M, t LER ; I and Peggy, —, with fundries. Remain in Caw. land Bay the Stitt us frigate, and in the Sound the GANN IT floop of war. PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY ss. Sailed the WooLw cis, of 44 guns, Captain Bue-1 rom,lately returned from Jamaica, to the eaaward,l to be paid off. The Hsacuce, of 74 guns, Captain FERRIS, failed this afternoon from St. Helen's, with fealed orders, but it is fuppofed (he will be obliged to re turn again, as the wind is Shifted more to the weawaid. Arrived the Loam gun.veirel from a cruise. Captain SHOITLAND, late of la DEDA lON etill t i came home from the Eaft Indies, indifpofed, in the INTRIPIN 0164 guns, Captain HA1133000. Captain Ssacai, of the Ecno Hoop of war, is promoted to the rank of PA-Captain, and ap pointed to the G . YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY as. Thurfday, failed la Pacttra, for Sheeriefs. Friday, arrived the SO►HIA, from Scotland, where (he has been on a cruife againft fmugglers: during the late gale the SOPHIA carried away her fore, main, and milen top-malt. She will proceed to be repaired the Srft fair wind. Remain in the Roads the Pt u store, Lint, and Sornt♦ frigates, with three Revenue cutters.— Paled through feveral 'Aden Colliers for the River. LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 24. The Cambridge, Navin, for this port, had not failed from Jamaica aid December, was expeeted to leave Annatto Bay next day. The Mary, Osws LI), from hence for Baltimore, put into Milford i6th inftant, all welt. The Orange Grove, RUINS • Re•union, BOND; America, VTATION ; and Rachel, Ellison, got on [bore in oar River in a violent gale of wind on Tuefday night the Re-union got of without da mage, the Orange Grove and America, got off with little damage. The Rachel is full of water, and not likely to be got off. Arrived--Limy, Sands, front knee at Bahamas ; Mar. Matthews, from ashasant at St. Domingo, and trek at Dahamas; Addles, Dauer, front hence at Chart-foe; Grif- On, Park; and Mende*, Gond, front hence at Lifbon ; Mary Stephens, --, front hence at Genoa; Margaret, Cal •Me, front hence and ditto, at Leghorn; Paterfon, Aborne, front hence at New Tack; and Britannia, Mtn, front hence for Africa, at Waterford. PROM LLOYD'. LIST. num, Pas. ap-8211•11fama1 of I are bst back asaia.—Wled IL &W. Owns RD, Itas.ds.-4alialby Swallow, Crawford, from Michad's l Ms% Newham Smyrna; Dalrymple, Gam Cadiz; Tam, ham flaranoah ; Argus, Howhed, how Chadadisa g lisAsr Coward, ham Orono; Prior* AGA Rhirada, owl Cauder, hen Ont.— aid the A.. bola. hr flariodora ; him* add, far pork*; Past. lam. for Phalle i &dew dow,Cowsulla Tore Velowdos, die MAN *Nu. for Aralhadass. AIIIVID. _ _ _ En Ms Creek, the tmaolkeliahk, Bandits, from Almeria; aM Misa. Wafter, front Marfdldea.—Off Dower, Dalrymple, Sidd. from Cads; Swift, Pauli°, from Jamaica; and Hcc. es, Coward, from Oportn..At Falmouth, Holluime. from Bakkeert, and Aims. Bowies, from Charkfton.—At Loki, Pam, Bake. hem Boordeam—At °bane Wm wet* from Mee for Clyde.-.At Liverpool, Prefiduit, Mae, from Samosa; Ilehnea, Polak, from Baltimore; and Marks Carter, Tonskiao, frontYlrgio the Dome, Mary, Potts, from the Cook of Spain, rod Duke of York. Parry, from it. Mickaelfa....At Heykke, Mks, Stepho e r o d Watt, Comtism km Lisharor.At Pook. Stem s r from Nowfosidivad.—le tlia Creek, Neptune. Iska. km; Leglatim—At Cork, Comdata, Da Celia, tram it. Übe's.- At Jerky. Dolphin, Le Rom. from Spain.At Doendry. flake, --. from Naples, and Stadt Ako Spain. .-At New Broofwick, Ann, Lesaimas. from Leades-mAt Africa, Omega, Woodlark, Akrikm, hug; 'Wiliam Nall 1 and Breslow, from Lisepoolm.At Operas, Dames, Melia Am, Blatt!! Difpotek. Nubia; and Storey, tram Newftosdiandrvit &radars. Mineral Ipdug. WM*,, Ism Loam Telherdey a Cold of Melton of the fait teak Camps ay was bdd et the bilk Hook which adjourned to Wednef day nest The amber of new bias launched this force for the Tait tudia Compan's finite anastwee to *Mem and the whole teenage. taken - Ira the agginiate, be as Aso teas. The Ifeasenbk EaR India Conwanyti dip the Wexfold. Curt. Willem Stade, Chem le erderea s tli: Court of si Dineen de Eel India Conweny to to Fertfinouth I for the perk of receiving on bawd a of his Ma- JAR?' troop nor the Preadency of Fort It. George. A hop loop, without any cam o i r t ra as beard. has been driven on bore se the Wart to tie Wend of Warty oar eon It be guellbd es wros= g bdurgs, at where benad. Two Mon. forvidel to have come in with the wrack, were Glued dead le this unbiablid Ilan& owin g to odd wed Winger. - - - The Lowly - Nem Herr* from Debbi to flouttlesio, soloed la do Gorwae. far a poise of foot ay,. The Tretawsry. Meek. et Liverpeolia: paa lteted to dist matzo Iblidassrej mote out Owe Dear irtoglafe early es eteloiop Ste heel arrived of , and bad dein a pilot me booed. who otfortusately ran her ore a tasd- Mak, aid 1124:1Thid; hate whist, lawyer. ahoy a Chort time, die Caine off, but fu leaky alto leave no siterrrative but that of endeavouring to run her on !bore.—She is a large veflei, loaded with wheat, flour, cotton, act. and bad 13 feet water In the hold when the came on thrice. The paffengirs, of which there were (event, were all rarely landed in two bats belonging to the (hip; but a very melancholy accident coined. One of the boats, returnio; from the chore, with fix of the (hip's crew on board, and Mr. Middleton, of Ravened, (who had kindly taken the helm), waso►erfet, and all pcnih.d. es ccpetwo of the (amen I —The exertions of that on more were fuch as do honour to f uman nature. The Lords of the Admiralty have ordered his Majelty's !hip Doe's, of 36 guns, t' be titter.: out at Plymouth, and a7pointcsi Capt. PE easom to the command. The IMMORTALITE frig&te 1R ordes ed to be paid off at the Note, and re-cornmilfioned by Captain Ow EN. Accounts have been received of the melancholy fate of the John and Simon, Captain MOLL, bound to Barbadoes, in the fervice of the mercantile houfe of DANIEL and Sox, in Mincing-lane. This fhip via.; to have taken in a cargo of wine at Madeira, but was unfortunately run aground on that Wand, and was foon dallied to pieces by the breakers.— Seven men were raved, but all the others, includ ing Captain and paflingers, unhappily perifhed.— Among the latter, we have heard the names of Mr. BEI-GRAVE, two Mr. GOLDR IDG ES, and Dr. DAN•Y, Surgeon. The fate of the Mr. GOLIY ItIDGIS is peculiar lamentable. They were fon: of an opulent Planter in Barbadoes, who had fent them to this country for education. They were deferring young men, and were on their return to their fond and anxious father. Dr. DANAT alfo, of Barbadoes, was Paid to be a very worthy young man. Nineteen perfons perifbed. We have great pleafure in Rating, that part of the valuable cargo of the brig Mnuor has bcen re covered. This velTel foundered at Cerigo, the 17th of September, tBo2, on her palTage from Athens to Malta. She was laden with fculptured marble of unequalled beauty and wnrkmanfltip, from dm Temple of Minerva, at Athens, and other monuments of antiquity, belonging to Lord ELGIN. our Amb.dlador at Conftantinople. Mr. HAMILTON, his Lordfhip!s Secretary, Captain LEAK!, of •Ile Attillery. and Captain Scents, of the Royal Engineers, were paffengers in the veifel. on their return from a very interefling tour thro' Syria and Greece. It is entirely owing to Mr. HAMILTON'S indefatigable exertions that any part of this truly valuable cargo has been recovered; he remained fome weeks on the Ifland of Cerigo, to try if it were pollible to get up any of the pro herty ; and after having employed various means e at length fent for Divers from the Ifland of Samos, who fucceeded in the undertating. The Prince of Wii 1! fent a donation of one hundred guineas to the Marine Society on Thorf day, by the hands of Sir SYDNEY SMITH. His Royal Highnefs was pleafed, to fay, that he fhould contribute this turn annually. The Court of Direftors of the Eall India Com pany, with their accuitomed liberality, have pre fented the boat's crew of the Lord Nelfon Mar. gate hoy, with the fum of five hundred guineas, as a reward for their gallant and daring refcue of tog men from the wreck of the Hindoftan. At Dumfries fair, on Wednefday fe'nnight, there was a great !bow of horfes, principally of the draft kind. Thofe that were good fetched very high prices. A great number of Ira horfes were like. wife !hewn, very few of which polkaed either figure or adion $ but fuch as did were readily bought up by the different dealers. . Letters dated from Lucknow, Angel 6, 1802, mention the melancholy fate of Mr. Cams sits and family. Mr. Caost fits had been appointed Coo mercial Refident at Gazapore, and was proceed. ing up the river to his Ration, with his wife and family, in a budgerow pinnace, which funk near Nud d ea, and dreadful to narrate, every foul peri flied Hicas's Hats..—Two cafes were argued here yefterday at confiderable length—the fir* was be tween the City of London on the one part, and Lieut. Colonel Wit.son and others on the other, to determine the fum to be paid him for the fee of certain premifes on the Strand, to be thrown down by order of an Ad of Parliament, for making fe veral improvements Weft of Temple Bar; the other wag between the tenant of part of the above mentioned premifes, Mr. Pitcher, a baker, and the Corporation of the City, to afcertain the fum they were to give him as adequate compenfation for the unexpired term of.his !cafe, and the psi mill, or reverfion of hia cuftom. The trials laded fe veral hours, and a great deal of iqgenuity was difplayed by the Connfel on both fides. The hulloes terminatei4b e r . a verdkt of t.tool. for the freehold, and of for the tenant's leafs and good will. CALIDONIAN New Hovel., ROY&L.T111110E, ADILPHI.••••WILLIAM 0111110R1111, highly grateful for the continued and mot liberal patronage of his Friends and the Public, begs leave to inform, that in addition to his already very extenfive Pre mires, and in compliance with the willies of many refpeßable Families, partial to aquatic profpefts, he has fitted up, in a very elegant [tile, the above fuperb edifice, replete with every accomnsodati.in which can render a Family Hotel comfortable. It commands a mod beautiful and pifturefque view of the River Thames, the three Bridges, with a pleating landfcape of the undulated Hills of Kent and Surrey, bounded only by the Horizon. While the partisans of Cu Lime and Baows, the (anions Scottilb theorifts in medicine, were very commendably beating out each other's bewildered brains at Gottingen, Mr. Swir n of Brighton, was employed in pedaling his Air-pump Vapour.bath, which he invented about is years ago. That in genious Gentleman, though ignorant and regard. Ids 4-their fine fpeculations, has thus rendered more-fervice to patients lab ouring under Gout, Rhetiniatifin, ate. than both the adverfe legions of theorillsfenited. We think this has been clearly proved.by Dr. DIA mitotic a, who has done him (elf great credit by bringing that valuable appa ratus out of the old/I:nit) in winds it bad too long languillsed, for want of due attention from regular praditioners. See the Medical Journal for April and July, 18oz ; and the Phildophical Magazine for left exionih. 1