Star.
London, England, 1802-08-10 00:00:00

NET P.II2LI4MBIVT.

MEMBERS RETURIVT.D. .
City of Dub:in.—Mt-Wm &redord and 1 atuache; Air. Ordr
and Mr. Bat -ington havirg given tip the
conteft en V'etinciday.
'

Cwary or Inv(rnt-lt.—Charles Grant, tfq —ll ere were three
candidates,. ntancly. Mr. Grant, Mr. Fr. r,
younger, of I.ov at, and M r. of Cul-
loden. 'llw vutcs flood thus—For Nir.
Grant sc. for Mr. Frain- t . and for Mr.
Forbes b.—Mr. Frawr, havir.7, aim •
a; unit nine votes, Thsti!tuns the tioufe ()-
Commits, and complains to Inc Coot ui
&ilon in Scotland.

rcris orrn.in,Tlngwan, &c.—The Right I lu3. Wm Dundas
We have not heard cf auy return being yeental:
NlA...an% the elcCtiun for Dualermling.

RICHTOA; AUGUST 9.

niJr..7oned to you ycflerdly the vrciecnt
bctell Mrs. RICHARDSON, in being thrown
VIA of a curricle iu Cattlelon 4re.—l ani happy
to inform you that the is now in the faireti flare of
al:cowry, no danger being apprehended horn the
c,:t in the hind part of her hca.l : a I%w brnifes
aiel,er only other ailments. She is under thz care
a Mr. HALL, to whole honk hcr vas
carried when the accident happened ; of him alfo
HALL has the bed hopes.

his Royal Highncls the Prince of WALE s. ac•
companied by Sir JOHN LADE, took an a;, in;; cl
terday before dinner on horfebAck ovt : ;he Dow,;s ;
and on his return dined with Mrs. FITLH klt E
who had a fm4ll party at her houfe • n the Sttv
There were prelent Lord and Lady CLENMON r.
Lord and Lady MILBOUENE, Lori
Admiral PAYNE, Mr. DAY, Mr. GE &Mall h and
Mr. HowoßT H

The fine band of the Prince's Regiment ePnti.
bird playing nr. the Steine opporite Mrs. Firi-
HERBEItea houfe iir the evening till it was ahnort
dark.

It was an extraordinary thing that ate fame ri-
der of Tutp and Teddy the Grinder, both Mr. Do--
RAND% 110110, thoold meet with the fame circtim•
fiance at the Lewei.. Races, by bolting. The
knowing ones have been completely taken in.
It was Inoked 'upon a certainty that Ttris
r °Ott win the plate, if he had not bolted. Tv:my
had no chance, horn having run four fuccEflive
beats the day before.
The (hew of Sit Tex beauty at Lewes, on 3.t.:tir-
eay, furpaffed Every thing we have Peen. It
being market-day at Lewes, all the farmer
pretty daughters, within many miles round,
grace) the entitle: and the rouged check of the
Stein.; was free t.ently put out of countenance by
nature.

will be great doings here on the 12th in
hono Ir of the Prince's Birth-day : his Higharfs
remains titre to celebrate it.

The right of pa efentation to the valuable Rec
tory -f Stanford Rivers, in Ellex, void by the
tranflation of Dr, BFNDON to the See of Bath and
Welk is contended for, in oppnlition to the claim
eg the Crown, by the Earl of Lair ERPOOI., as Chan
tenor of the Duchy of Lancatier.

in confequence c,f a new Ci.y plan for building
upon WOTfield‘, Bethlehem Hofpital is to be pull•
ed down and re-er:Aeti on a more conveu.,:nt
icite near ICingtnn.

A few days agl an Irifhman, thinly and openly
?retrtd, ftting down in a -.ink nt pet-4)4:160n, was
cautioned asamil a catching cold." " Catch it,"
laid he, s; iping hi 6 face," where? I with I could
catch it."

• The lonz expefted match is to he ciccided on
Thenfday (in honour of the day) at twelveo'clock,
ewer Epiom Courfe, between Mr. Pearce's Merry
.I.rfi poney, and Mr. Abbot's grey poney, feven
hone each, four mile', for tongs. Alfo, the fame
d. q, at one o'clock, Mr. Boucher's cheroot geld.
ing, ag.iinil Mr. Pearce's Pumpkin filly, one Mile,
(even hue each, sogs.

PARISIAN FAsittoms.--The Titus head drefs, lace
and large peeves are among the principal articles
of the prrfent fathinn; robes of black crape, with
!cng and large ficeves, are very common. The
Pu.ing continue to be worn without any openiag
before. A Tulle is (till employed in ornamenting
robes and hats. The number of black haw hats
ir!lcad of diminilling, on the contrary incrcafes.
They are fometimes placed on the fide of the
bead. Of late they are ornamented with poppy..
coloured ribbons, (tripe,' with black. The Cafit-
Intre (hawk are nearly as common as during the
win!er months. The embroidered (bawls have a
gcld edging.

R JAI F.IIIOX V. OAKLEY AND OTHt
It right to fay, that the " Mr. Li surp," slated to
be the Plaintiff's Solicitor, in this canic, as re-
ported in our Paper of yeflerday, is not Mr. N. D.
Lis Solicitor, of Wood-ftreet, Cheapfitie.

THIRD DAT OF DRAwINC.—Nr. I 0,7 C:, ttte
Titfl-drawn Ticket this Morning, entitled to Ten
Thnufand and nineteen Pounds, was told and re-
gillered by Hoassay and Co. 26, Cornhill.—On
Thuriclay next, the Fira-drawn will be entitled to

The Ticket No. 19,376, drawn yedo.day 2 prize
of roal. was fold in Shares by Honcss and Co.
Oxford-Ilreet, and St. James's-fireet. The fird
dro.n Ticket on Thurfday nest, t ill be entitled
ro 20,0001. Tickets and Shares, tarrant,:d no.
-3. are yet on fale as above.—Pii:.es paid on

No. 16,794, drawn yenerdly a
t.f Thom-and Pounds, was di% Lied into
''h1):1.111cr, one Ei:lhth, and ten Sixteenth Shares,
•,11,11.1..i at th,: Old (Mice of Swirr and Co, No.
Poultry, where the firs drawn Ticket in the
•.-ra Lottery, No. 795. t, a Prize of rive Thou-
; and the Ticket, No. 81: t, a Priie
of Pie.: Hundred Pounds, was alto fold, (hared,
''rid reg;:lercti.—There are now two Prizes of
13;x:rt.—one of [_,cool.—ohc of
C<K,I. and two i,f lood. bcfkies inietior prigs
lincltown and Shares ccL:iau: 01:::.:: Sti
r amid Ulticc.