Star.
London, England, 1802-10-09 00:00:00

MARGATE, OCT. 8.

The weather here at pretest looks much
like rain, and blows hard. The AdmT7 Nelfon
packet failed this morning for London with feve-
Tal palrengers on board ; I believe the got no da-
mage from being aground. The Ball at Kidman's
(laR night) was not very numerous, though truly
refpeaable. Silver's AuBion, Bettifon's Prome-
nade, and Garner's Library, now exhibit but a very
thin company.-1 was at Ramfpte yeßerday : a
great number of hands are emproyed'on the Pier.
It appears to me it will take a length of time be-
fore that vail work can be compleated.

BRIGHTON, OCT. 7.

Yefterday evening the Panics of WALlef mi-
litary band performed a Grand Concert, at the
Cattle rooms, which was more fully attended than
any other Concert heretofore given in Brit:
The imitation of the Echo, on the French
by Merge. Rees, was admirably managed, and
excited a rapturous applaufe. !CRAM at's con-
certo on the German Flute and Masocn's Icon-
certo on the Balloon, were highly approved. Tit
concert terminated with (iek Saw the Kap with
variations of Trumpets and Horns, but the Trum-
pets did not duly accord in this conclufion. The
Penns mitered himfelf much fatisfied with the
exertions of his Band, and was doubdefs well
pleated that their profeifioilal merits, and indivi-
dual modefty, thould be fo eminently acknowledg-
ed and fupported by the public.
Among the Company were the Panics, Noce
Banurissaav, the Count& of GUIRSTOFF,
Lord and Lady Dssiauasr, fir CRS/SORT and
Lady Tammu, the venerable Lord Crantsionr,
Colonel 1101111.0011111 T Colonel SLAM Admiral
Pains, Mr. Day, Colonel Mooas, MG MIL and
blifs &MN Captain Sitarists., Colonel Lynam
Sir Join. and Lady Lana, and many of the Of:
icen of the Prince's Rmiment.
At the termination the Concert the Panics
• defired the Band to play a few Country Dances.
Some City Milks were very alfidnous to gain pub-
lic notice; and, from the number of eye-glaffes
that acre Wed by the beaux, we might be led to
imagine they were exclufively near lighted.

To ?Ili 'DIM OP TIM sTAL.—The following
weared in Lloyd's Zweig PA
6th inflant

grains to their being review-
-Commas. sear Wbulfor, on Fri-
, Wok isarat bodes fell as the troops
rdpeftre daps. by which =ideas
unibromady idled ea the fpot. and
their kg• draftily fradond :"
have the goodaefs to infert
next publication. The above
word of it an infamous and
accident even of the flightell
to either man or hock cf
the neighbourhood of Afh-
to his Majelty's infpelion.
•
underfland, have come to the
making an Ellablithment on the
the Coal of Africa. It will

twelve years ago Tome private
thither, and having made
Hand from the Natives, fettled
fpot in it.. This fetticuient
fpirited and enterprising
now Captain) Beattie, of
. built a tempordry Fort, and
quiet poffeMon of the whole
of means to profeente the
given np, and the few Ae.
ith AVIR, returned to
to Sierra Leone. The Ifland
healthieft and molt adv.-u -
Al Colony of any in. Africa,
but that, under the rotes-
Government, it may Ibon
profitable. Captain Bea-
great fatisfaition, will be ap-
the enterprise, . and :mkt the
and we are certain it can-

is.—The following is an ac-
Rare *ILI= Colony latayear :
wain° TO lODITIIVOLL,

36*--11?des. 1111:84404 ;s39—

Ammo?* SOVIIIIISMIT.
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1111 CULtIVATIOIII.

snause—Diu•
ice'--ledividesis
Maiser.Ditto r-73,564.
Setnlin gate, the navigation of the
free fince the reconciliation be.
)V and the Porte. That Puha
as far as he can, all the da-
histroops contrary tohis ;nun-
' authors. Already much user-
- the -

been tiken from . caravans,
the Office of I:ea:entitle at
Commanders of troops have

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THIRDAY..weir•
Alllllll. DVS.
Veb
I Waterford

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 7.
Arrived the Aaoaassoe gun•brig, of 12 guns,
Lieutenant THOMPSON, from a cruife.—Sailcd to
the leftward the GALATZAp of 32 guns, Captain
WOLTs.—Came into harbour to refit the &MAIM:4
of 16 guns, Captain WORM.

••••• IMF •••••••
arto on the Bari)" were
concert terminated with t
variations of Trumpets an
pets did not duly accord
PRINCE expreffed himfelf
exertions of his Band, a
pleated that their profeffi
flog modelty, Mould be fo
ed and fupported by the p
Among the Compani hu
BAIILATIOSEIT, the Cou
Lord and Lady Meant:
Lady TORIIIII, the vene
Colonel Mowroonerr, C
Pars', Mr. DAY, Coloni
Nits 31111 TD, Captain Snit
Sir Jowis and Lady LAI
Seen of the Prince's Rego
At the termination A-1
• &fired the Band to pia]
Some City Mitres were ye
lic notice ; and, from tl
that were tired by the be
Imagine they were exclul
TO Till IDITSt OF TN
cafieterbdring appear
y tlinfith In
• 'As apt' Lisbe Dragoons,
al by Itajelity an Abroad(
ay bsta lield day, wriestwee peikairig theis retreat
we hear two sem were lawn
fire others takes up ad* tier
—I requeß you will ha
this letter in your next
o:2llPiseh is every
ay
worn
ac
nature having happened
the Regiment, whilß in tl
ford Common,previous t
Government, we undi
etterminatioq of making
Hand of Belau) on the
lr recolleaed that twel
Adventurers went out
%pirdsafe of the 'Rand
at a very favourable fp
took place under the I
conduit of Lieutenant (i
the Royal Navy. He b
had complete and quie
lend ; but from want
On, it was for the time
• venturers who were witl
England. or removed to
Balam is perhaps the
Vous fpot for a Britil
and we have no doubt 1
tion and aufpices of (
become fiourilhing and
v%%, we learn, with gre
binted to conduit tEe
potedeltablilliment,
be in fitter bands.
New SotiTH
orate aeconnt of the Re
Lin :Toes moo,
umg. 609.-code, 3&a
ihts, 4766.
UV* Mit mom
P. 4111—Cat
CROUND II
Acres of Whose—
al Main.—
L Acres of Wbeser-
of blainer-■
Letters from Semlin
banobe is entirely free
t'iten Passwsn Oo LOU
114 i engaged to rtpair,
occafioned by hit
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fova, and feveral C.
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