Star.
London, England, 1802-08-30 00:00:00

IPATMOUTH, AUCOST 37.

Their MAJESTIES and the Pletacessts, accom-
panied by the Dukes of GLOUCESTER and CuM.
xsataan, Princefs Soma of Gloucefter, Princefs
CHARLOTTE of Wales, the Marquis of THOMOND,
Lord and Lady ROLLE, Earl PAULETT, Lord
litfrroa, and Mr. and Mrs. FREEMANTLE, went
in their carriages on a fithing.party to the beach,
where they had an agreeable excurfion ; the whole
of the fifhing-party being under the diretftion of
Captain GREY. The morning turned out very
unfavourable ; about twelve it began to rain, and
they were obliged to retire to the tents provided
for their reception, where they refrelhed with col
fee and tea : an elegant dinner was provided, and
confined of every delicacy of the feafon : after
dinner the weather cleared, aad they all walked
out on the fortified ground, where they viewed the
old cattle. After converting with the inhabitants,
they walked back to the Lodge, in company,with
the Dukes of Gt.ot,c esT Eft and Cu et atit Lamp, Lord
‘VALSINC HAM, Marquis of THOMOND Lord I
ROLLE, and a number of Nobility. They re-
turned
about fix o'clock, and vifited the Theatre,
to fee the comedy of The Chapter of Accident:, and
the entertainment of 'Kw and Means.
This morning after breakfaft, his MAJESTY, ac-
companied by the Duke of GLOUCESTER and Prin.
cefs Sop H lA, on horfeback, and Lady CR A N L%Y,
in her landau, rode out toArmington, but it rain.
ing very hard they foon returned.
The Duke Of CUMBERLAND left us this morning.

AUGUST 28.
This morning the KING walked for tome time in
company with the Marquis of Tnommoo, Earl
PAULETT, and Lords ROLLS, WaLs twc Kass, HIN.
TON, Colonels CARTWRIGHT and FITZROY Mr.
DRUMMOND GROSVENOR, Sir R. FORD, Sir H. B.
ME uLF, Captains GREY and PARKER.
After breakfaft their Mayssrits and the PRIV-
CESSSS, atttnded by Earl PAULETT, Lords WAL-
SINGISAM and HINTON, Ladies STAWEL, CRANLEY,
Mrs. DRAX, Mr. and Mrs. DRAL GROSVSNOR, Mr.
and Mrs. FREEMAN rt.e, went on board the Royal
Yacht.

Lord ROLLE took leave of their MAJISTI tS this
morning; Earl Patu.sTr and Lord MINTO will
do the fame to-morrow.

His Excellency the Earl of HARDWICK F. Lela a
Privy Council at Dublin Cattle' on Tuefday latt.
Little die than the ufual hminefs of Rate occurred.
Arrived at Glafgow, the Hon. Dowager Coun
tefs of KINGSTON, Lady Louis* and Lady JEAN
KING, Miis CAMPBELL, the Earl and Counters of
Giatscow, the Counters of ERROL, the Hon. La-
dy ISABELLA BOYLE, Ladies FLAMINA, FRANCES,
MIMA, and JFart IYES Sir ADAM FERGUSON,
Cul onelC uN NINO HAN E of Lundutf, Colonel BLAIR
of Blair, Major and Mrs. CRAWFORD of Doonlide,
on their way from London.

Earl Sr. VINCENT was on Friday prefented by
the Mayor and Aldermen of Plymouth with the
Freedom of that Borough.

On Friday lal the Lords Commiffioners of the
Admiralty, with the Comptroller, and Commit:
(loners of the Navy, infpeeled all the public offices,
(lore houfes, and every department in the Dock-
Yard of Plymouth. Next day they proceeded in
their boats with the Admiralty and Navy Board
Flags difplayed in the bow, to Cawfand Bay. On
theirquitting the (horefrom the Government Houfe,
the (hips in the harbour manned their yards, and
fired a (elute of 29 guns, which was repeated on
their return. The fame etiquette was oblerved by
the (hips in Cawfand Bay, and the Sound, on their
palling them. The day being uncommonly fine,
and very little wind, the effeek was beautiful.—
The purpofe of their going into Cawfand Bay,
was to examine Tome propofed plan of General
BINTHASIA for watering his Majefly's (hips at that
anchorage, and other improvements. They after-
wards rowed round the (hips in ordinary in Ha-
moaze, attended by a long firing of boats.
The following is an extraet of a letter from an
Officer belonging to the Britifh Army in Egypt,
dated Alexandria, March 30.—" General Fox,
who commands in the Mediterrantan,having heard
that Lord Cavan was every day fending home
pieces of granite, porphyry, &c. &c. gave orders
that no more (loan ihould be put on board of any
velfel failing front Egypt. The confequence is,
that the Cleopatra's Needles remain where they
were, and the money which the officers fubfcribed
has been returned to them. Even the winds and
waves confpired to frultrate this molt difficult and
romantic undertaking. The caufeway which had
been nearly conftrueted for the purpofe of convey-
ing thefe enormous monuments on board a (hip,
was carried away by a form about fix weeks ago.
—Lord CAVAN has, however, canted one of the
necdles,which for centuries lay buried in the fend;
to be railed and placed horizontally on a large
(lone, fo that every part of it may be Peen, as well
as if it was (Landing ereit."
PARIS FAS 1011a.—The enthufiafm for Englifh
Falhions is rather on the decline, except the fleeves,
which are (l ill worn long and full. The dreffes
are nearly the fame as fiorr.Trly. Some of the
Englifh wear their clothes precifely a la Fraataife.
At the !aft Fite de Frefiati, we diftinguithed feveral
robes with long trains, and tonics open before,
falling half way down the leg, and limped round
behind. Some of thefe tunics are faced with diffe-
rent coloured (ilk. Black (raw hats, with black
crape bands, plaited and trimmed with black rib-
bands, are the rage. Head-dreffes ala Titus, with
lace veils, handkerchiefs en Manna" with pins in
the (hapeoflyres or arrows,fet with pearl,are much
the fafition. White is only worn with robes. Some
of our Elijassie wear their veils, particularly black
ones, thrown off on the back to appear like man-
tle; ; others wear long mantles of kerfeymere.
Our young beaux have changed the colour of
their coats—they wear black. Cocked hats are
quite exploded. Nankeen gaiters are worn with
nankeen pantaloons, fometimes above and tome-
times below. The corners of the Ibirt collars ap-
pear abov‘the cravat, fame have them embroider-
ed. The_ai.tLiih err 11113,1111111 th elleuthla

NAUTICAL INTIILLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 27.

Sailed this evening the KING GEORGE packet,
YESCOMBE, with the mails of the toth and 17th
intl. for Lillion ; the DUKE or KENT packet,
DENNIS, with the mails of the 18th intl. for the
Leeward Illands.—The patfengers by the latter
are—

Mr. Robert Philp, for Martinique; Daniel M'Kennar, Efq.
for Antigua ; and Mr. Robert Colhoun for St. Kitt'al
and per the forma, Baron Scladin, Pruffian Envoy to the
Court of Portugal, Doctor Wright, Phyfician to Ids Royal
Highnefi the Du:cc of Suffix; Captain &,)e, of the Portu-
guele Navy ; P. T. Dcnni4,Efq. Mart. Reverry, NValkeranann,
Walker, Couflein, Drufina, and Col. Frakr.

Sailed aliO the Ihip Anderfon, MORELY, with
bale goods, &c. for Africa ; the French brig les
Deux Freres, IM BERT, for Nantz ; the Speedwell,
lugger, for Cardiff; the Spani(h logger San Fran-
cifco de Paula, ZAARAOA, for Ferrol ; the Nancy,
RICHARDS, for Padllow ; the Dann brig North
Stag, NATHRIG, for Dram•—Arrived the Rath-
leigh (cutter), BANKS, from a cruize ; the
Friends, HoXSTABLE, from Fowey ; the Wheat
Sheaf, SILVER, with flour, from Chichefter for
Liverpool.—Paffed by for Amflerdam the Ame-
rican fhip Flora, Capt. Jay, from Norfolk, after a
paffage of :7 days, with tobacco..-:-The DUKE OF
YORK packet, MAKE, with the mail of the 24th
intl. for Lifbon, will fail to-morrow.—Wind N.W.