Star.
London, England, 1807-07-31 00:00:00

2114RGATE, JULT 30.

This place is now in its zenith in point of attrac-
tion ; and altho' the company is not very numerous,
it is vet y fele& We have the zd battalion of the
King's German Legion here, and their band performs
every evening in Bloirham's Green, where the com-
pany promenade. The Theatre is alto well attended.
Mr. LotsOkovs (from Bath) made hi. firft appear-
ance on Friday in the charafter of Sad; in the Moun.
tainted : ton mtlch praife cannot be given to this cele-
brated comedian ; but as he is In well known in the
theatrical word, it is needlefs to particularize his
merit. Much piaife is Oft, due to Mr. WHIATLY,
who performed the part of Ct?avian with great judg-
ment and correelnell ; and the part of Agnes by Mrs.
Hasiota, was given in her hell manner. The Farce
of the lreathercxl was added : the part of IVariella
by Mifs Waster:row was excellently well performed,
and the part of Fickle by Mr. Ancoct met with great
applaufe.--. Monday Mrs. S. Kfist axe performed the
part of ,Othela in Hamlet, and Clara in Matrimony.—
Mr. S. HAMEL, performs to Morrow in Fayaff The
promenade at Kips: AN'S laft Sunday was very well
attended. WE IPPERT performed feveral fobs on the
pedal harp.
A truly unfortunate accident happened in this
town on Thutfday morning lan about eight o'clock ;
Mrs. Goold, %site of Mr.Williant Goold, of Hawley-
fquare, went into the kitchen to order the fervant. to
get breakfaft, one of whom replied (he wanted fome
butter. Mrs. G. Paid I will fetch a (lice myfelf, and
took a knife and plate, the butter being kept in a
cool place near which was a hell, and it being a dark
flotation, l.y acciciznt Mrs. G. is prefomed to have
liumb!cd probably againtt the curb, and there being
no cover to it, was pi ecipitated headlong down about
fevenry feet ; Rae WAS not particularly miffed till near
half an hour, when the fervan• thinking her miftrefs
was gone up It. I s and had tr fg• t tot r.ng the but sr,
made an enquiry, and, not getting any tiding., led to
a fearch ; a Mr. Abraham Barnes, a bricklayer, was
palfing by to his breakfan and called in, he irnme-
diately went down the well, and, (hocking to relate,
found Mrs. G. there ; he immediately to-k her out
of the water, and by this time feveral people palling
by were c riled in, who fucceeded in drawing Mr.
Barnes up with Mrs. G. lying acrofs hi. knees on
the bucker, but the was quite dead. Thus end, d
the life of a molt refpeelable woman, at about the
age of lixty years, of a truly amiable cbtrafter, few
excelling her in good qualities both as a wife and
mother.

Tutfday fe'nnight+ as a boy belonging to the band
of the Getman Legion, at ltamfgate, was throwing
Dons s into the fea from the pier, he onf,rtunately flipt
h foot, fell into the water, and was di owned.

A Lady, whore Chriflian name is Jaws, has (hewn
fuch a manila attachment for a length of time to
refiding on the fea,fick, that tome filer ds have liyled -
her JANE Sti OR k.
Rumour with many torgues is ever on the alert
to propagate every report that reaches her ear, no
matter whether true or Lille ; to her the Public are
then indebted for that anxious regret which they ex-
perienced oh learning, that with the concluGon of the
prefent week, the Brave t4ack, at As r v'sTheatte,
was to retire from the tiage—we have however, au-
thotity to fay, the report was premature, and that
this military favourite, together with Tekmachas, will
be performed a few evenings longer.
Nsw CON ST It LLATION—not in the &iv, but in the
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way—in thort, a Conttellation of all the great Prizes
in Fortune's Wheel. notwithilanding it is diminilhed
by the three days drawing which have taken place,
nearly a druid of its original numbers in the Scheme's
amount.

Thirty Thoufand Pounds the Fit fl Drawn Ticket
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proportion of inferior Capitals, and only
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Oxford-fiteet, and St. James's-11feet ; where the
Ticket, No. 16,787, the Grand Prize in the lift
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Hiroo are defirou" of having 30,0c01. next Thud-
day is the Day ! You have alfo the Opportunity of
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Health in Forcig