Star.
London, England, 1806-09-13 00:00:00

LOTON, SEPTEMBER 10.

Previndfly to their Royal Highneffes quitting the
hofpitablerefidence of Mr. Foe the Mayor and
Corporation of Shrewfbury entreated permiffion to
approach the Prince of Warn with their dutiful
congratulation. and moll humbly to requell the ho.
nour of enrolling his Royal Highnefs's name and
that of hi► Anglia Brother's, arnongft the Burgeffes
of their antient and loyal town. His Royal High-
nefs, with his accußomed condefeenflon, received
them, accepted this tribute of attachment, and was
pleafed to cxprefs his high confideration for the Bur.
eelles, &c. of this diftinguifhed town. Royal
Highnefs delivered himfell with the Ilrongeß feeling
towards the Corporation, and conveyed to them the
fentiments he entertained of the former glories
achieved by their aneeftors.
The Borough of Wenlock alto waited by deputa-
tion upon his Royal Highnefs, and were molt grad-
°nay received. In the whole country there appears
but one feeling, and loud expreffions of joy evince
the happinefs experienced by all ranks. The whole
county feems affembled to greet their Prince,throueh-
out which the feene of rejoicing exceeds all defcrip.
Lion.

Their Royal Highneffes rode from Rofs Hall to
Loton, in order to view the beauties of this country,
hut above all, to tread the ground of the Principa-
lity, which afforded the Prince peculiar delight.
Their Royal Highneffea psfs this day at the plea.
ling refidence of Sir Roasar LEIGHTON, and to.
morrow proceed by way of Newport to Trentham.

We are defired to contradid the affertion made in
one paper of lhurfday, taken from a Morning Paper,
that Colonel GIEVILLC had toratleerly failed in elle-
blifhing a Private fair Concert, the Lord Chamber-
lain having. refuted a licence. The fa& is, the Lord
Chamberlain has actually granted a licence, not only
for Concern, Dances, Sm. &c. but fur Mufical Dra-
matic Fiera, and he has placed this ample licence at
the di Israel of Colonel Ga [TILL/.
Within thefe few days, the extenfive parifh of St.
Luke, Chellea, narrowly cfcaped from the hurry,
buftle, and conflation of an alive premature canva.,
•wing to the prevalence of reports, induthioufly
ferninated, that the Rev. Jose Hurctries had deter;
mined to reign his aletaiton ledurethip. Thefts re-
ports were at lett to generally admitted, that three
refpeltable clergymen appeared candidates far the
appointment, viz. the Rev. Wssnois BuTtast the
Rev. RICH/LID Yarss, and the Rev. Joins RUSH.—
Expeeta,ion now (prang up on tiptoe, and Hope
(tweet Hope!) unfurled her three fold banners; when,
fortunately, a ccmmon friend to all the parties, Jo
sirs MUNDAT, Efq. of Cheyne Walk, thought pro-
per, as a precautionary fiep, to apply perfonapy to
MI. HUTCHINS himfelf, fur certain information. The
refult of hi, application juflifred his forethought; Mr.
MUNDS.Y received for anfwer, a very polite and pal-
tive affurance, (which he molt obligingly communi-
cated to the gentlemen concerned), that no immediate
rclignation war Wade&
A few days fince arrived at the Ring's Head, Do-
ver, from Calais, the lady, fon, and daughter of Ge•
anal Rocitastarao, now on his parole in this coun-
try. Their patTport had been forwarded to Calais,
and they were obliged to wait at Dover until it was
returned. The instrument was indurfed by Laid
Yea mourn, who we believe is indebted to this fa-
mily for Tome civilities during his refidence in France.

Exastirsartms or DaallLs.—The Manfion Houfe
was again crowded long before ten o'clock this
morning, at which hour the Lotto MAYOR entered,
but the public curiofity was again difappointed.
His Lordfhip read a Certificate from Mr. ilona•
sow, the Surgeon to Giltfpur-flreet Compter, in firoi•
lar terms to that of Thurfday, and added, that, with
this Certificate in his poffeffion, he could not order
Daniels to be brought up.
One of the Gentlemen concerned in the pram-
tints then rofe, and Rated very dißinely to bis Lord
!hip, that the Gentlemen concerned having had re-
peated affurances of Dankk's good Rate of health,
they thought-it neceffaty to call in the Alliance of
Dr. TURNIIR, who had vifited the prifoner. From
his opinion, they thought themfelves jollitied its in.
fining upon the prifoncr being brought up for exami•
nation.

The Lou) MAYOR then laid, " I cannot Think
Mr. HODGSON would he fn mean as certify a Lae.
bond. 1 mull put it off until Monday."
The Gentleman then laid, " My Lord, a limilar
Certificate will be prefer ted every do that Danicls is
ordered to be brought up."

Mr. GURNEY, tb'e Coimfel for Daniels, then fAid,
that it was impofible for himfelf, and the ptifoner's
other Crunkl, to attend on MondAy, and respelled
that TileWA,' might be fired. His Lordfhip then
made the appointment for Tuefday, at ten o'clock.
'flue Office was tilled with Gentleast,n from the
Stnck Exch:mge, all of whom went away apparently
much dilappolutcd.

dRICX7OV, SEPT. to.

A day charming, bright, and agreeable. has few
ceeded the humid turbulence of yefterdry. The
Rides, the Walks, and eves y fafbionable place of
lic refort, have been well a•tended. The et:Hoaxes
of the Michels of Mxitt.nottouott. the Marchionersof
DOWN,HIKE, the Earl and Commas of CLeametsr.
and ()then, f h;gli rank, baste all been in motion.—
The Duke of M•at.aoanu9st was, for a (bore tinte.om
the Steyne. This elegant walk. throuphoot the day,
has been exceeding handtbasely decorated with haat
ton promenaders. The phafure boats have been in
moderate iv:pal today, and the poor &Mika hare
been upon the trot !ince fun rice. _

A Cricket Match on the Ps ince's Ground, bttween
the Cricketers of thi place and Lewes, has attraaed
many individuals to t' at quarter to-day. The match,
At prdent, isconlidercti in favour of Brighton.