Star.
London, England, 1802-12-02 00:00:00

BRIGiiTON, NOV. io.

• The flaticit of WALES, Mrs. FITINtRiSRT, and
the Counters of Gs a En ZOFFtretto rned to this place
about eight o'clotk laft night. His Royal High.
nefs, it is faich does not remove from hente, with
his houfehold,. before January. The Earl and
Counters of CAR YSFORT, Lady TRAFFORD, the
lion. Mrs. and Mifs PROSY, Mrs. BARROW, Mrs.
Muria' Mifs WYNN!, Lady F. MORGAN, Mrs.
Ind Mifs Mokoax, Mifs MSREDITH r Lady ANN
DASH WOOD, and Lady LORRAIN F , are alfo among
the Taft arrivals of importance.
Lord 'l'm trasow left this place for the Metropo-
lis yelterday.
The Bilhop of ST. Asa n, and Lord LANGrORD
and families, leaye, us on Thurfday morning.
It was the original intention of Lord LANOFORD
to have continued here the grearett part of the
winter ; but in confequence of a hurt which his
Lordthip got in the back tendon of his leg, tome
months ago, while at Bognor, and which, at pre-
fent, being in rather an alarming Rate, the faith
brious fea breezes are refigned for the chirurgical
advice of the metropolis.
General and Mrs. DOYLE, from Bognor, arrived
here hit night,and fet off for the Rev. Mr. Dor La's,
at Buckftead, this morning, where they purpole
continuing a few days, and from thence return to
I London.

Admiral PAYNE, who for fome time has been
painfully indifpofed with the gout, we are happy
to (late, is rapidly recovering his health.
The trinket audtions here, in all quarters, are
fufp_eadedjine die.
The PRINCE'S harriers continue regularly to
throw off, when the weather is not too unfavour-
able, on Mondays, near Portflade ; Wednefdays,
near Patcham Windmill, and on Fridays from the
Race Courfe. The fport yefterday was extremely
good. Many equeftrians of rank were in the field.
The Subfcription Ball 'aft night was numeroutly
and fathionably attended. The Officers of the
zotb Light Dragoons, and nearly an hundred of
the oft diftinguithed fafhionables, at prefent here,
were of the afimblage. Twenty couple Rood up
and danced till a late hour.

The Bonaparte Packet, with feven paffengert,
failed yellerday for France.
The alterations and improvements in the honfe
lately purchafed by Mrs. FITZHERBERT, are to be
fet about immediately, that they may be entirely
completed by the enfuing fpring.

Mrs. HAREEM, who was the cubic& of a law
proceeding in the King's Bench, a few days ago,
is the Mier to Mr. DURAND, M. P. for Maidftone.

It was Mr. Dozzaa, a native of Holland, and
not Durtus, as (fated in all the Papers, who was
fo near loflug his life on Sunday by his Curriele-
Hodes running away with him.
The celebrated Hatfield Rands committed for
trial at the next Aflizes at Carlifle.

On the 15th ult. at five o'clock in the morning,
a dreadful fire broke out in the Houfe of the Royal
Chamber of juftice' at Stockholm. All exertions
could not hinder the fire from fpreading to the
Old Cattle adjoining, which contains-feveral of the
Public Offices. The greaten part of this building
is confu med, but the neighbouring honks are faved.
The fire was was not extinguilhed till the after-
noon of the following day, after Lifting 35 hours.
The King was prefent moil of the time, and di-
re&cd the meafures neceffary to be taken,,without
which the las would probably have been much
greater. Many of the Offices were obliged to re-
move ; but all their papers, except a very few, were
faved. The Regalia of the kingdom were alfo
'faved.

Lail week as a large party were making merry
at a Chriftening, in the neighbourhood of Kitley,
the beams of the floor gave way, and the whole
of the affemblagc was precipitated into the room
below, except the founder of the feaft, who hap-
pened to be (landing at the time clofe to the fire.
His aftoni(hment was great at feeing his vifitors
depart in fuch an unufual manner, and nearly
drowned by the punch which had been placed on
a table. The new•made,ChriUian, with the nurfe,
a few minutes before, was in the room underneath,
but had juft left it. Fortwately the whole party
efcaped unhurt.
TREASON ABLE CONSPIRACY.—A Privy Council
was held yefterday, at which the LORD CHABICEL
LOA, Lord FhLHAMI and moll of the Cabinet Mi-
nifters were prefent ; and which was attended by
the ATTCALNEY and SOLICITOR GENERALS, Sir
RICHARD FoRD, and Mr. WHITE, Solicitor to the
Treafury. The Council met for the purpofe of
determining the mode of profecution which should
be adopted againft Colonel Ilhard, and the other
perfons who have.been apprehended on fufpicion
of being concerned in the Oakley-ilreet Confpiracy.
We underftand it was refolved they (hould be in-
dieed and tried on a charge of High Treafon, for
which purpofe a Special Commifflon will ihortly
be ince!.

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MURDER.—On Tuefday afternoon, between two
and three o'clock, the body of a man of a very re.
fpedable appearance, was difcovered floating in the
Weft India Dock. On the body being got out, it
was difcovered his hands were tied behind him
with a cord, a number of violent bruifes in differ-
ent parts of his body, and a very great contufion
in his head. His pockets were turned infide out,
and every thing that was valuable taken.—From
fame papers that were found upon him, there was
reafon to believe his name is 4/der." There is
no doubt but that he has been inhumanly murdered
and robbed by fame villains who befet him in the
neighbourhood of the Docks, and then threw him
in to prevent deteition.
On Tuefday laft, a Coroner's Inqueft was held
at the Wheat Sheaf, Wapping-wall, on the body
of Dennis Martin, a feafaring man, before En.
WARD WALTER, Coroner for the County of
Middlefer. It appeared that the deceafed was at-
tacked by three ruffians, a few nights ago, in Kiirg-
Rreet, Wapping, who attempted to rob him, and
beat him with bludgeons, which occafioned his
death. The Jury returned a verdict of wilful