Star.
London, England, 1802-09-23 00:00:00

87. JAMES'S.

Yeflerday morning their MA J EST IES came from
Windfor to Kew Palace, from whence the KIN,'
proceeded to town, and held a Levee at St. James's.
It being the Anniverfary of the Coronation, the
Noblemen, who were Knights of the different Or-
ders, appeared in their feveral infignia. The Court
commenced at one o'clock, and comidering the
time of year was rather numerous than otherwife.
Among the company prefent, were M. OTTO) the
Neapolitan, Prtsffiati, and Fleflian Minillers, the
Imperial Charge d'Affaires, the Turkifh Charge
des Affaires, the Right Hon. the LORD CHANCEL.
LOR, the CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER, the
Duke of PORTLAND, and the following Noblemen
and Gentlemen :
Earls—Spencer, Cardigan, and Grofvenor.
Vifcounts w-Hood, Sudley, and Stopford.
Lords—Caftlereagh, Keith, Gwydir, Auckland, Pdkam, C
Spencer, C. Bentinck, R. Fitzgerald, Bolton, and Cathcart.

Sirs—C. Morgan, W. Faweitt, S. Cottrell, R. Chamber%
I.
0 rde, P. Stephens, S. Smith, J. Douglas, J. Nichol, and E. Ryan
Generals--Craig, Mufgrove, Frafer, Edtuonllone, DunL,s,
Gordon, Stanhope, and Hope.

Commiffioner Hartwell.
Colonels—Childers, Hope, Beauveat, Trevor, Collis;, and
Witham.

Captains—lrby, Williams, and Grey.
Majors—Brown, Cummins, and Elliot.
Meffri.—Fawkner, Dawkins, Mackintolh,
Pierrepoint, Mainwaring, Jackfon, and Ault.

The prefentations to the Kiwc were—
His Laron Jacom, the Pru San Ambalalor, on
his arrival from his own Court;

Lord Karim, en his arrival from abroad;

Baron HERBERT, from Germany, hy Mr. Spencer Smith ;
Sir J. DOUGLAS, who killed the King's hand on being ap-
pointee! Equery to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumber) ind;
General FRASER, on his arrival from the Weft Indies.
Majors Baovrts and Commas s, of the lith Regiment of
Light Dragoons;
Major and Captain DALBIAC of the 4th Dragoons.
Mr. SERJZANT, Secretary to the Lords of his Majeity's
Treafury ;
Captain GREY, Commander of his Majefty's yacht, during
his refidenee at Weymouth ;

Jamas Macatryr•sti, Efq. Barrifter at Law;
Lieut. Col. COL LINS, and Captain HAM BERTON
The Right Hon. Jon w SMYTH, who killed his Majelly's
hand on being appointed Matter of the Mint, and was fwors
a Member of his Majefty's Moft Hon. Privy Council:
Sir CHARLES MoRGAN was affo fworn a Privy Counfdlor,
and took his feat at the Board.
Major and-Capt. DALBIAc, of the Q2een's own
Dragoons, were indented to his Majefty by the
Earl of WINCHELSEA on going to Germany.
A relation of the late General SLOPER had an
audience of the Kine„ and delivered up the red
ribbon worn by that Officer as Knight of the Bath.
'The following Gentlemen took leave :—Lord
R. FITZGERALD, on fetting off on his journey to
Lifbon ; Major Sir E. RYAN, on going to Ger-
many.

SINGER
S BURTON, Efq. being appointed Gentle.
man Miter, and Q2arterly Waiter, in the room of
Mr. OSMER, attended, and received the ufual
mark of Royal Refpeet.
The Cabinet Miniilers having had audiences,
the King left town at four o'clock for Kew.

We are happy to be able to contradia the re.
port of the total lots of la POMONE, of 44 guns.—
She received fome damage entering St. Actin's.
Bay, and was run aground; but, by the alliance
of the REVOLUTIONAIRE and Acorn°, the has
fince been got off, and is gone in there to be re.
paired.
The dangerous (fate in which Winch bridge, in
Teefdale, is at preftnt, has been fatally experi.
enced. About three weeks fince a party of nine
men and two women were palling it from the
Durham fide to Holwich, molt of whom being
upon it at the fame time, the unufual weight en•
tirely deftroyed the balance, and one of the chains
being overftrained, it flapped, the bridge turned
over, and three men were thrown into the Tees.
One of them was dallied to pieces on the rock; the
others falling into the water were fared.
It is now fuppofed that the new Well India
D )cks muff be cleared of water before any more
(hips can be admitted into them. The water has
gained lb fart on the foundation of the premifes,
that the (team engine can fcarcely keep it clear.
There is no apprehenfion of the ultimate fuccefs
of thefe grand Docks ; but it is now evident they
have been opened too foon. No more Chips are to
be fuffered to enter the bafon at prefent. In con•
fequence of the water flowing in fo fall, and oozing
through the foundation, very great impediments
have arifon in digging the ont....q..edlanund Doeirs.
Every exertion is making to get the (hips now in
the baron cleared as fart as pable.
Yefterday morning early a pitched battle was
fought in the hollow at Iflington, between two
hackney coachmen, of the names of Holliway and
Kilby, for the (mall wager of half-a crown. The
conteft, after tatting one hour and ten minutes,
terminated in favour of the former. They were
both fo much bruited as to be taken away by their
friends in coaches to their refpdtive homes, and
are not expdted to renew their labour for fome
confiderable time to come.
In the account given in this Paper, Monday
Sept. t 3th, of the arrival of the Jewith High
wasee Prie
l&
ft,
and of the manner in which that event
brated, it was Rated, that 46 tome of thole who,
daring the late difpute refpeaing the propriety 01
eleaing a High Pried, had been the molt them':
ous advocates for the meaftire, were not ken in
the proceffion." As this part of the Ilatement.
might appear to insinuate, that the perfons
to had refuted their countenance to the Big:
Prick we are happy to fay, that their abfenco.
was owing to no motives of the kind. If any
.1.
the refpdtable part of the Jewith Nation
tent on this occationo it INA, in contcquence of
u..
celtary bufinefs, or other impediments which
pullsoltl
not be avoided. The prefent Jev. High..:_l
is a man of inch amiable flamers, of In guild • 11_!
of the Jews
I benevolent a difpotitiOn, that if any
ft' rt• of a-letting, a CiliCil
were ane.