Star.
London, England, 1802-01-22 00:00:00

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Dr. Wsrsou. Lord EillOpOf i.aWdaft
Dr. Sir Isaac PFNMEMOTON. Regius Profeffor of Phyfie.
Sir Assisi Curiae, a Judge of the Conn of Common
Pleas.
Dr. Auntie, of the College of Phyllelans.
DANIZL Bea:Tswana, Efq. F. R. S.
ADAM WALKIII. Efq. the Phildophis Lecturer.
Dr. TZOIdAII Gaatiarr, Natural Philofopher.

R0)61111'. CRANIM, and GARDNaa,tbsse Ingenious ardfts.
Meth. MuLraa, AINSLIE, HALL, BILL. Hank:sox, and
Honsow, young Gentlemen of great promife In the UnlverGty
of Cambridge, and at the Bar.

Lord NzL/ow, Dukc of BRONTI : it has bra fuppofed that
the =teflon of this great Naval Hero Were born ea the ilaelca
orals Mar.

Lord 13a ass s•:. has purchafed the houfe of the late
Sir Joists CALL, in Old Burlington-Rreet.
Much money is depending on the match be-
tween Sophia and Allegranti, which is to be run at
Newmarket the next Craven meeting. Sophia is
the favourite, though great expeltattons are en-
tertained of Allegranu, from the ftyle in which
fhe ran Gig about two years fusee at Egham.

A fafhionable Countefs, alking a young Noble-
man which he thought the prettier flowers, rr
tutipt ?He replied, with great gallantry, Yon r
Ladylhip'stwo-lipbefore all the roles In the world!"
The new Tragedy of 'filmic. attrafled laft night
a numerous and fafhionable audience, at Covent
Garden Theatre.—Ofthe merits of the Performers,
in their refpedive charaCters, we have already
fpoken. They evinced LA night an improvement
which materially contributed to the interest of the
piece.

At a ball, at the Metaly-rooms, Georg..
beet, Edinburgh, on Wednefday fe'nnight, Ma-
jor Sriatiau of the pd Regiment of Highlanders,
which conquered Bon a rata res lavinrilfra,app:ar ed
in the full uniform of that gallant regiment. He
was received with loud andmof enthufiallic ap-
plaufe, and, upon his entering the Ball-room, the
mufic immediately (truck up,
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In the Garb of Old Gaol, with the like of Old Rome,
From the Heatli-eover'd Mountains of Scotia we come.
Wlpve the Romans endeavomod oar Country to gain,
And our Aoe:ftors fought, and they fought not in vain.

The Earl of Eas.tNroow prefided at the Anni-
verfary Meeting of the Highland Society, held lad
week at Edinburgh—when, on motion from the
Secretary, the Meeting, with the greateft ap-
platife, voted the thanks of the Society to the
Britifb Army of Egypt, for their gallant atchieve-
ments, in which their countrymen, the Highland
Regiments, maintained in fuch a confpicuous man-
ner the warlike charaCter of their ancedors, and
efpecially to that old and long diftingiiiihed carps,
the Forty-fecoud or Royal Highlanders.
On Tuefday evening_laft at the Ball, Gloucefter
Houle, Hotwells, Major HENRY VAIJOH•11
LANI, in the prime of his life, formerly of the
84th regiment, and late of Cork, after dancing
Come time, complained to his partner that he was
tired, and fat down ; immediately after he was
feized with a paralytic (Yoke, and conveyed to
his lodgings, where every medical affidance was
remkred without effed, and on Friday moping he
expired.

Cannel firoz, of Cattle-Hyde, having died in-
telate, the only fon of his late brother. Jonx
Hvni, formerly Member of Parliament for the
County of Carlow, fucceeds to an eaate of more
than twelve thoufand pounds a year, which his
uncle could have willed to whom he pleated.
Colonel HYDI'S perfonal property devolves
on Mrs. HYDE and his fitters, one of whom is
married to Lord Aorta, eldeft fon of Lord SHIM-
wow. It is (fated that the timber upon the de-
mefne of Cattle Hyde wouki fell for one bendre4
thoufand pounds?

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