Star.
London, England, 1802-08-02 00:00:00

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNER
Armagh Town—Mr. Patrick Duigenan, L. L.D.
Athlunt—Colonel Hasideock.
Clare (County of)—Sir E. O'Brian, Colonel Button.
Down—Right Hon. Lord Caftlereazh and Mr. K •
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Drosheda 'I own—Mr. Edward Hardman.
Kerry—Right lion. Mau. Fitzgerald and Col. J. Crulbic.
Kilkenny—Right Hon. W. B. Ponfonby and Hoc. J. ibul.r.
Kinfale—Mr. James C. Rowley.
Leitrim—R t Hon. I.d. Clements and Mr. P Latow:bt,jun.
Limerick (County of)--C. S. Oliver. W. Odell, Err.
Londonderry—Lord G. Bcresfotel, the Hon. C. Stewart
Monaghan—R. Dawton, C. P. Leak, Efqrs.
New Rofs—Mr. Charles Tottenham. jun.
Rofcommon—Hon. Edward King and Mr. A. French.
Sligo (County on—Charles O'Hara, J. E. Cooper, Lfqrs
Tralea—Right Hon. George Canning.
CITY or Dunutt.—At the dole of the Pon c:,
Thurfday, the numbers were as fullow :
Para Claudius Beresford, Efq. n
to
ohn Latouche, Efq. 99%
ight Hon. George Ogle - • 76!
Jonah Barrington, Efq• s to

We are requelled by Mr. JomwrrowE to contra.
dia the report of that Gentleman haring flake,:
socx, gs. to 500, in the match which was run at
Lamberton races, between Logic o'Buchan and
Mr. FL ETC H ER'S black poney, it being erroneous.
The Trinity yacht, having on board the Alder.
men, &c. of the City of Londm, Earl SPENCER,
his fon (Lord Aurtioape), and a la•ge flotilla,
amongft which was the fchooner of Sir SYDNEY
SMITH, IA of Ladies and Gentlemen, paired
Sheernefs laft Friday on their way to Roe
where they, on Saturday, entertained tha Mayor
and Burgelies of that ancient city.

FASUIONI TOR Aneosr.--Evening drefs.—A round TOE
of pink muffin: the train very long, the back full, wits Lcc
let in acrofs, white muffin fleeves, worked round the bottom
and trimmed with lace, full epaulets of pink mule., the be.
fora trimmed round with lace. A faun turban of pink mfi.a,
ornamented with beads and a pink ottrich feather.
Walking Drefs—A round drefs of cambric muffin, nude
high round the neck with a collar. A Ilion &els of molten
made to fit the back quite dole, look in front. Rohan hat of
blue chip. Blue (hoes.
Nine l I,..md.drell'es.—t. A bonnet of yellow crape, tied
under the chin with a handkerchief of the fame colour.-I.A
cap of white crape ornamented with rotes.-3. A cap of whin)
lace with a deep lace border. —4 A [mall cap of black lace or•
namented with lilac ribbon.-5. A cap of white lace and lilac
crape.-6. A turban of yellow crape made open on one fide to
admit a part of the hair, and ornamented with white beats
and a yellow oftrich feeler —7. A cap of white crape made
in the form of a melon, and tied under the chin with a crape
handkerchief.--2. A bonnet of Leghorn, the crown confillil
of alternate [tripes of Leghorn, and white ribbon with a bow
in front.-9. A firaw hat ornamented with mks.
General Obfervations.—There has been very little variation
In the prevailing colours laft month, green, yellow, and lilac,
Rill continuing the fafttioaable colours. Spanifh cloaks of black
or white lace, or muffin, are much worn. Feathers have fa.
pafeded Sowers in head-dregs.

Comm-trims or huts... The Annual Compe.
tition for prizes, given by the Highland Society
to the three belt performers on the great Highland
bagpipe, was held in the Theatre Royal, Edin,
burgh, on Tuefday fe'nnighi, in prefence of
Committee of Judges appointed by the Highland
Society of Scotland.
The firfi prize, being 4 handfome pipe, properly
mounted, and adorned with a filver plate, upon
which there has fince been engraved the proper
infcription, together with forty met Its Scots mo-
ney, was adjuaged by the Committee, and the
pipe delivered by Lord MACDONALD, their Prefes,
in prefence of the audience, to ions Buc HAMAN,
Piper-Major to the 4ad Regiment, or Royal High.
landers.

The fecond prize, being thirty merles, was ad.
judged to MuanocK MACKENZIE, Piper to the
slut-Regiment, or Gordon Highlanders.
And the third prize, being alfo thirty merles,
was voted to MALCOLM MACGREGOR, from Glaf•
gow.

Thurfday morning a bafket was fent, direeled
to Governor ARls, of Coldbath-fields Prifon, con-
taining the gaol cloathing and a couple of fhrouds,
with a letter from Jones and Naples, who had
made their efcape from the Prifon on Wecinefdl!
morning, laying, they had no further ufe for the
fame.

Hadfield, who found means to efcape from Bed-
lam, on Monday night, accompanied by another
maniac, has been conveyed back to his old guar.
ters. It is the praCtice in Bedlam, to fectire all the
cells every night; but this not being properly at.
tended to on the evening alluded to, the two luna•
tics defcended from their apartments to the gal.
lery, and from thence to the green, where the
convalefcents are permitted to walk; fc.:ling the
wall into Moorfields, they got clear off. On dif-
covery of their flight, the keepers were difpatched,
in all direCtions, but without died. Hadfield,
and his companion, had proceeded as fir as Deal,
from whence the former wrote to his wife, dired-
ing her to difpofe of what furniture, &c. the might
have, and come to him, that they might go to
France together ; on receipt of the letter, the wife
went immediately to Bedlam, and informed the
keepers, who, accompanied by her and Come Po.
lice Officers, fet off' for Deal, where they imme-
diately teemed him. His companion found means
to conceal himfelf for feveral hours, till dii-cover•
ed by the fervants of the inn among fume hay.—.
When taken, Hadfield termed much affcited, cried
bitterly, and upbraided his wife with having be.
trayed him. They were conveyed to town in
polt-chaifes, and arrived at Bedlam on Saturday,
at twelve o'clock. Hadfield's wife is allowed to.
per week; the wife of Truelock, who was confin••4
at the fame time, has a limilar allowance ; and
the bufbands are made as comfortable as theft un-
happy fitnation will admit.
Saturday the Lottery Wheels, made in the reign
of (tern ANNE, were carried from SomeTtet•
honk, with the tifual ceremonies, to the prefect
place of drawing, the Scots Corporation Hall, In
Croat-court, Pled:firm. The drawing comnunced
this morning at nine o'clock, when No. 7951, as
tirlt drawn, was entitled to pool.
The fira drawn Ticket, No. 7951, a Prize of
Five Thoufand Pounds, was fold late on Sato, day
evening at SWIFT'S Lottery Office, No. 1.1, Pon'.
try, fu remarkable for the Cale of hrll drawn
Tickets, entitled to capital benefits. Two 'l' hou-
land Pounds for the the firlt drawn Ticket on
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