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

BRIGI77OAr, AUGUST 28.

Yeflerday, in the evening, the Panic! returned
among us, and the mitts which have oblcured the
borfon of !Albion, are now clearing away. The
bells were rung this morning, as a token of glad-
nefs for his reappearance, and ten per cent. has
been added to the demands for lodgings, which,
heaven knows, needed no addition: but the good
people here item governed by the Hudibtallic
oracle, in all that regards necefllty or vanity.

What is the worth of any thing?
Why, jult as much as it will bring!"

The Mailer of the Ceremonies had his firft ball
for this faun, at the Cattle 'aft night, and, as it
was known that his Royal Highnels would grace
the affembly with his pretence, the company was
namerous. The PRINCE entered the ball-1 oom at
ilipatt ten, and Mord), atier drank tea at the
upper end with a party.
The Prince's hand attended by command, and
played leveral airs in a tine Rile, while the fele&
party took their repaft. The Prince did not dance,
nor were any waltzes danced. The ball was com-
menced with a country dance; upwards of 530
perfons were prefent, which is a greater number
than has been known to meet on fuch an occalion
at this place.
The PRINCE was dread in full uniform, as a
Field Marfirti, and wore hulfar boots and fpurs,
with leather pantaloons.
_ _ _

The company danced to the following tnnesbe-
fore tea, viz. Laly Mary Ranfkir and Speed thePlnugh.
The fird dance after tea was, Sir David Hunter
Attie.

The PRIVCF Lit the room shortly after twelve,
and the company departed between two and three
is the morning.
Amnng the company were—.
Th. Earl of Peterborough, Duke of Orleans, Capt. Rother-
ans. Cam] Manhy, General Arabi'', Major Whaley, Major
I alter, Mr. Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Concannon, Mr. Trevor's.
Mr. Dar, Mr. Cory, Lady Pocklingtmi, Sir John and Lady
'.ark. Mr. Allsn, Mr. Hill, &dont Runnington, Mifs Stu-
art. /CC.

There were a few reels ; and the laft dance was
7i Tunlp;,& Gam.
We are happy in being enabled to Rate, that
Lord Lt CAN is recovering his health.

The Bilhnp ofCri, CH F -r Ft will preach a charity
fcrmon, at the Royal chapel to-morrow.

During the performance of The Settool forSc.utdal,
on Thurtday evening, the Duke of OIL LEAN s came
into the pit and a tailor, with two girls, im.
pot:tined him to take part of a bottle of brandy,
which they drank from the mouth of the bottle;
and it was with ditficulty that he could elude com-
plying with their rough kindnefs. The fcene was
fumewhat ludicrous to an obferver.

The Counters De WOKONzow left Brighton on
Wcdncfday evening.

MARGATR, AUG. 27.

Velerdav, as Mr. Pow N ALL, a very refpeltable
attorney of Dodoes Commons, and a Mr.TE EVES,
a merchant in the city, were going in a one horfe
chaife, in company with a numerous party of ladies
and gentlemen on horfeback and in carriages, to
pals the day at Ramfgate, about three quarters
of a mile on this fide St. Peter's, the horfe in Mr.
Powtr ALL'S chaife took fright, and ran about hall
a mile with the utmotl fpeed. Mr. POWNALL
jumped out, and efcaped with a flight Inutile on
his arm. The horfe continued on a full gallop,
and while Mr. TRE•ES was endeavouring to re-
cover the command of the reins the animal turned
lhort, and ran up a hedge with the greateft fury,
and down into a dry ditch. Mr. 'lazy Es was l
thrown nut, his head pitched againft a tree, and he '
remained for fume time in appearance dead. By
the jerk the traces broke, the horfe got his liberty,
and ran on until flopped about a hundred yards
diflant. It was a providential circumftance for the
latter gentleman that the traces broke, for had not
that been the cafe he would probably have been
killed. Happily he efcaped with no other injury
than being much bruited by the fail.
This place is now full in every part, many
fallionables are among us who were never here
&tote ; among the number arc the hlarchionefs of
BA r 4 and her three daughters, theLadiesiTri YNN E.
They an ived Lids mi,rning from Bognor Rocks,
and refale in a handfome houfe in the centre of
the Union Ctefcent. Mr. LITTLLDALE, the Dutch
Ranker, and family, are expelled to-morrow, and
the Duke and Duchefs of St. Azastr's on Wed-
aefday next. A public breakfaft is talked of at
Dandelion, and a dance on the green.
Ayr:. 26.—Mrs. JORDAN met with an accident
in the Theatre here IA night, which had nearly ,
terminated in a moll fatal manner. She was play-
iiig the favourite charaiter of Peggy, to an over-'
Ewing audience, confifling of all the moll diain-
Paled perfons now in this place. In a fcene near
the conclution of the piece, where the fpeaks from
a window, the flame from one of the lamps behind
the fettles caught the train of her drefs, and the
vas intlantly in a blaze. The one fide was totally
confirmed before it could be extinguifhed. Happily
the (*attained no other injury than what *role from
terror. The audience testified their extreme intereft
fa her firfety, and throughout the whole houfe
there "as a general expreflion of alarm. Mrs.
liana w, notwahltanding the accident, got through
the part, though the evidently laboured under
conliderahie depreflinn of fpirits.
IA Light there was a grand Mafquerade in ho-
nri, it- of tlte peace. The preparations were fplendid,
and no mans were left untried to give the fcene
all !hirable effea. The company was not very nu-
likton%, the attraaion of Mrs.
_Tolman's acing
having drawn the greater part of the company to
ear Theatre. There were, however, feveral cha-
ncters supported with great humour and fpirit.
The rage for Balloons is not confined to the
Ntv tr npnlis. In the abfence of other fources of
':nut; merit at the Watering Places, we find that
they have happily been thought of as a new fund
01entertainment. Two Montgolfiers and a Para-
1, ice ate to alms! from Danddiou On 11404411 f•%;, to