Star.
London, England, 1805-06-08 00:00:00

Five to 2 on Tcoteridge.

Thurf.lay was a grand day at Harrow School.—
Though this be the age of infant orators. cxpeetation
was fully gratified by the public (wales delivered
by the youths of this celebrated Seminary. They
were as follow :
DOVETON Canuleus Fx Livie.
FARRP 11, Sr Medea Ex Ovidio.
Lost; .Caradtactts Mafon.
Rooran Manlius Ex Salintlio.
Mot.t.or Micipfa Ex Salluttio.
Lord Batton 7.anga Young.
Parar, at. 'Veltman' Ex Salluftio.
Hooax Ajax I Ex Ovidio.
EAET tHvlrca
CALVERT, Sr G3IfaCUR Ex Tacitn.
BA? P.I T (7auilina ad Confp. Ex Salluftin.
FRANRS, Sr Anthony Shalcfpeare.
WILPMA NT, Maj. S,lt IX Lib. 1. Ex Horatio.
!Amyl). Sr 'illy Hard, an Ode Gray.

Among tbernnil diftingnilhed per formancre were!
the fpeech Cam/rims. by Mailer Dnvetnn :of 2'arrtv,
by Lord Byron, and Caradactit, by Master Long.
Mallet Leeke was to have ipnken Collins's Ode on
the Patlions, hut he was taken ill. A great number
of fathionable company attended this etegAnt and in-
terelling perf mance. The Ducliefs of Dna
Viikolllll. SIDMOUT H. Mifs BAISINGTON, and a long
et eatra were prefent:
jlt LEY HALL..—In compliance with annual cuf-
tom, the Etnnians rowed from Windfor Bridge on
Tnerday evening, to Sorley Hall, the relidence of
Tow,: I. FY W;'ARP. Efq. to regale upon his yearly do.
nation of fyliabubs.
The boats flatted as follow, and it was the eti•
eptette that they were to keep their leparate tanks,
viz.

Name. Colour. Motto.
" Flnrim Etemia."
The Nlajeftit, Turkith drefs, Prima elahitur undis.

IN° motto but the Britifh
The Dreadnought,White and Blue, Union.
Mara, Orrnge, " labor ipfeVoluptm."
Defiance, Light blue, " Coramur t itu-s grardia''
Great & crimfon
r Britannia Rules the
Britannia, Wavei."
Menem', Punic &yellow, Labor omnia vincit."
Ch,rlotte, Orange & white, " Vivat Rreina:'
Upon their arrival at Surley Hall they landed,
sitd, to the amount rf 140, fat down to a i; et y hand
fnme ond lii>rrtl flipper provided by Mr. CO'ir kit, if
the Swan Inn, Windfor. After ftyper, the midic
playing " God lave the King," and " Ride Blitim
nia," they rode three times pall Mr. Towat.tr
WARD'b honk, each boat cheering as it pged, and
then returned to Windfor Bridge, to witnefs the
effeEt of crime very admirable fire works, which is ere
highly creditable to the talk and ingenuity or. Mr.
Dilootiv, of Windfor.
The flags difplayed at the Budge exhibited great
elegance. They were painted by Mr. licstAmita
\VSSTCN, of hatchet, who has devoted a coulidei-
able portion of his time in getting them properly ac-
complifhed.
The Etonians all looked well, but the palm of aqua-
tic (kill was decidedly adjudged to the Dreadnought.
The boys wete dialed in blue, very fine lads, and ac-
quitted themfelves both fpiritedly and decornufly.—
The amulements of the evening clofed at nine o'clock.

- -
Erna Morcrrm —This annual Gala day of the
Etonians, called 'id Montem (towards the hill) from
the circumtlance of the boys going in proceffion
from the College to Salt Hill, took -place yeflerday,
to the gra,ification of many thonfands of ipeetators.
Early in the morning the Set vitors carrying a
Staff, with the motto of " impute minx"—" a threat '
with impunity —laid the inhabitants of the vicinity
under contribution, giving to each individual in re.,
turn a ticket, with the motto of " pro Lie"—
" Cullom inftead of law "
At twelve his MAJESTY, the IZIF.EN and PRIN.!
eases, the Prince of WALES, Dukes of KENT,'
CAMBRIDGE, SUSSEX, and CUMBERLAND, arrived at
Eton College, where the KING jocularly Paid to the
PRINCE, " You're in very good time. They are Co
orderly it is sprite a pleafure."
The boys, headed by their Captain (a fon of Dr.
H vim+ ) went thrice round the large quadrangle,"l
and thence to the Montem Hill, where the Captain',
addrelTed the KING in a Latin oration. They then'
marched to the Windmill, at Salt Hill, where they
dined, and afterwards returned to Eton.
The KINQ gave his aecnfinmed too guineas, and,
it is I-tippled. the whole colleition esceetted Rod.
The l'arwcv, Lords CARTENIR, DARNLEY, SCARIIO-
- I)ILLoa, G. C•VENDISN, &c. dined at Bo-
th the Windmill.
Mellis. Gaol's s and Cyst; were Salt Bearers, and
their dreies were very elegant, being in fancy dreffes,
une of white and gold, and the other white and M-
yer, their hats with a plume of white feathers, in
imitation of the hats worn by the Knights at the late
Installation.
The weather being renal kably fine, a very great
concourfe of people was attraelt d. A greater num-
ber of the Nt.hility were prefent than has been recol-
lofted for a numbs of years pail.
If there could be any further evidence needful to
demonftrate the unrivalled excellence of Curac's
Patent Wortra LOZENGES, it would be unquestionably
eilabliihed by a late calculation, which alcertains that
abt we Half a Marion of ;reams have been refiored
to goorl health, by the nfe of this invaluable medi-
cine, where the moil eminent physicians and apothe-
cat ics have attended without fuccef'. As opening
nt:yfic at thin feafon, they are fuperior to every other
• • dicine. Sold wholefale, at Ching and Butler's, No.
si rapfide' corner Paternofter-row ; and retail, by
dicing Venders.

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