Star.
London, England, 1801-05-28 00:00:00

ARRIVED

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 27.

This morning failed the GLESMORC, of 38 guns,
Captain TALBOT, for Cork; failed the HYDRA,
Capt. PAGIT, on a cruize.—.Arrived the BEAVER,
from 2 cruife; alfo the Axsox, Capt. CRACRAFT;
and LAPWING, Capt. ROBERTSON, from Li&on,
with a convoy.

SHEERNESS, MAY al.
Sailed on the 25th inflant his Majefl3-'3 !loop
INVESTIGATOR, Capt. FLINDERS, fill* Portfmouth ;
and the HOUND, Captain SARRADINE, on a cruize.
This day the ARROW Hoop was taken into dock.
—Arrived the (ZEIENsoatiuGH hired cutter, Lieu-
tenant Rail**.

Yefterday the KiNG, accompanied by the PRINCE
of Watts, the Dukes of Yoax and CUMB►BLAND,
and Prince ADOLPH Vs, reviewed the 7th regiment
of Light Dragoons on Afhford Common. The
corps went through their manoeuvres with great
credit, and performed the (word exercife with
great celerity.
Lord Peaty, after the review, gave a grand en-
tertainment to the officers at Staines. The Princes
were of the patty.
The LORD CHANCELLOR and Mr. ADDINGTON,
after the review, paid a vifit to the KING at Kew.
Entign LORNE CAMPBELL, of the 3d Guards,
who fell in the adionof the 2lft March near Alex-
andria was the youngell fon of Sir JAMES CeMP-
atLL of Inverneil, Arulefhire.
MIDHURST SCHOOL. ExHIBITtow.--ThisAnnutal
Exhibition width took place on Friday laft, dif-
played great proofs of improved abilities :
Among the performances of which we have un-
derneath given a fcheme, thole molt worthy of
notice were, the two excellent Prize Poems, the
Speeches from Cicero, and Lord Lyttleton's
tory, the parting of Hector and Andromache, the
Scenes from Caradacus and the Eleetra of Sopho-
des : the latter, indeed, was done in a molt corred
and animated ftyle : a Latin Epilogue, very neat
and pointed, clokd the Exhibition :—The whole
of which was received with the. molt tlatteting
teftimonies of applaufe.

interims, Sen. Latin Prize Phan. "Sampion in fereitutetn
i redadua"—His own Compation.
iSpeech of 141. Aral
45- En.lial Prise
Swear . del, from LinVect's
Henry lid.
Mare.4re - ICieero in Catalinant i La*) Prue'
oration.
UTTSII.OII, Sm. Lady Macbeth - shacipeame. .
Tim rz it - Macbeth -
Maxwrz.t., Sei. S Andromache - lEa Homeri nine
TWTPORD, Sm. /Hefter - S fest.
i UM. - ClUaeloCUS
A 11141.0 - Aulue Didins -
VIAKINII, Jun. EIidWILI • • Mafon's CUM*
men, Sm. - Evelizut - . tuna
Rossini - Chorus . . .
SNIT X, 3.111.. Bard - - •
Rootas . - Scomus - - / Milton.
SIIITII, ado. i Lady - -
Juliana, Jun. - The Ruling Pillion - Pope.

See. - SEICEtra
PAZYCALYII • ion:Rev •
•
Pemrozo, Sen. IQL3eell
&MILT • Wentlet -

-Z E Sophoclii
-S EledrL
Shakeffear.

TwymaD, sou i &Asia Prize Poem, " The Infant Het-
cules."-41w own CompoGtion.
MAtwis.s., Sen. Epllogus.
The company confined of the Trullees of the
School, between fifty and fixty principal Gentle-
men of the County, the Officers of the Suffer
&c. &c.
That the prefent Entertainments at the Royal
Circus, St. George's Fields, polTeli the nrongett
attraaion, the overflowing audience of each even-
ing fufficitntli proves : and that they deferve
&Es prong patronage of the Public, their variety
and excellence, makes fufficiently evident. Such
are the Reprcfentations of the late Vidlory in
Egypt, particularly the taking the Invincible Stan-
dard, and prefenting it to the esriring Hero, Sir
RALPH ABICRONST—the Intereiling Speaacle of
Ailaillimi—that of the Northers Fleet, with the
till 74—and the feats of Horfemanthip by young
11•1711DIRS, which eflablith him the firil Equeftrian
Of the age.
Proud as we are to praife, when praife can be
properly given, we deem it, neverthelefs, as elfin-
daily neceiTary to aft on the contrary, when cen-
fure calls on junice to affert its impartial right.—
The Royal Amphitheatre, Weßminfter Bridge, un.
der the able management of Mr. A Ens T, jun. has
long been confidered by us, and efpecially this fea-
fon, as not only the moil elegadt and magnificent
place of the kind in Europe, but in everr way one
of the firfl for the accurate and tpenchd manner
in which the entertainments at this theatre hays
been produced. Thus prejudicdd in its favour, we
were led to behold the new Pantomime of PO le
Bette, or to give its full title, Harkgrie and
Ogre, on Monday night ; and ferry were we to fin
the moll charming Mufic with fuCh fcenery (ettio.
cially the view of a corn-field, the Fairy's Hall.
and the city of Paris), degraded
. and thrown away
-
W' N. however, attend-

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ed to have belonged to the ng on bufinefs Cotrifling. We have, however, attend- illitto take an airing in his carriage."—TheThe marriage in 1788 was then proved by Dr.
Tali* kA a at Vienna, lint of the fame name, lately loft. Fifty-one !hips ed the ca
Th tre both lift • ht dth
night and e preceding Charles Mofs, who performed the ceremony at
theeter,sall, sodurthedireehesof the Grand have Pam through the Sound from the nth to evening, and never was our more excited the Dowager Countefs of Shaftelbury's, in Gra-
Math is coder elea a Coaclutor, which it is ta• Irb `fa T" iredilbmerchant ihiPs Pared or curtofity gra.tified, than on it trauf..
vettoaqsare. From the evidence of Mr. Marfh,
glint4tif and formed, by the ingenuity of Mntar, jun. to Mr. B tt Mr. Bell
than* waibr asskie fiarar one 01 the &met the Solo 4 dip( ,
, one
_sr use ma swing wtt- ed that Mr. Stun and his Lady lived together in
Alf '"l7 "sum • "614
-4.: . ei „itt • the homed MILOSMIT. He paid her more than cum-
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ildennor.