Star.
London, England, 1805-07-19 00:00:00

ROTAL FAMILr,

WEYMOUTH, JULY t7.--Yenerday afternoon her
MAJESTY and the Princds ELIZABETH, attended by
Lady IscHisria, walked upon the lands. His Kt-
irsry and party returned to (bore from his cruise,
about (even o'clock.
The bands belonging to the different regiments en•
camped here, played alternately, oppofite the Grand
Hotel, while the Royal Dukes were entertaining the
Offic.crs with a dinner there. _ _ _

This morning the Kiwo was on horfeback by
(even o'clock, and rode thrdugh Weymouth, Mel-
comb Regis, and the neighbourhood, and returned
to the Lodge to breakfall.
The Royal Family all got ready to go to fea, but
a very (refit breeze coming on prevented them from
going. His MAJESTY, in confequence, rode to the
camps, accompanied by the Dukes of CUblitItL•ND
and CAMBRiDat, Lord Dtrevas, Colonel TAYLOR,
and his Equerics.
Her Maissrv, and the Princeffss Ettzaarro and
Mawr, attended by Lady Is.coirria, took an airing
in open carriages.
Colonels COCHRANI and PILAW [LIN are arrived at
the King's Head Hotel.

The Duke of GLOUCESTER is raid to be dange-
roufly ill, at his honk in Grofvenor greet ; Do for
Vatic HAN and feveral of the faculty attend his Royal
Nil/briefs.
A Court of Enquiry was ordered to alembic at
Newcaßle yetlerdav, to inveßigate Such cafes as may
be brought before them : the Hon. Major General
Gasy, Pretident ; Col. Csajai, IR Royal Dragoons,
and Colonel Rawoon, Infpeeing Field Officer, Mem-
bers. The enquir yistobe on Colonel HARRIS; the
charge to be brought by Brigadier General ORD.
There never was a greater importation of grain
into Shields in fo (bort a (pace of time than took place
during the lag week. No fewer than 17 veffels with
that valuable article have arrived, whole joint car-
goes amount to about 5500 quarters of wheat, and
8700 quarters rye.

A new area has been opened in Rickergate, Car-
He, leading to the Caine, which opens a pleafant
prof-peel to that venerable remain of antiquity.

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THEM E, HALT SUMER T.+A nets Comedy, io
three ads, was produced Taft night at this Theatre,
intitled he Pillage ; or, The I?orld's Epitaffiel The
principal chlraaers were—

Mutable Mr. ELLTITOM.
Mr, DI CAMP.
Squire Groufe - Mr. PaLuca.
Timothy Anvil - Mr. MATTE IMS.
Paul Proccfa - Mr. DOWTO M.
Maria Mrs. MATT!, MS,
Id ICS Proecfa - Mrs. PoWELL.

This piece is from the pen of Mr. CH MY, author
of the popular Comedy of the &defier': Daughter. Se-',
veral charaders arc introduced, well fuited to difplay
that felfifh and interelled condud fo often found in the
village, and to expofe the miflaken notion of thofe
who idly fuppofe the country to be the only feat of
innocence, candour, and generofity. Though there.
were many good ttrokes of humour in the piece, it did
not appear to give univerfal fatisfadion, and ie Ac-
tors were iatetrupted more than once by the 'cry of,
" Off, off ;" but, upon an appeal to the candour of
the houfe, by Mr. ELLISTON, the piece was Coffered
to gn on to a clofe. When he appeared, however,
sifter the curtain dropped, to give it out for the en-
fuing night, the dilapprobation became again very ge-
neral, but he was at lafl permitted to annoopie it for
this evening. The fable is by no means intereffins, but
with Come alteration% we think the piece may be ren-
dered a fource of agreeable entertainment for a font-
mer audience.

Crofiky the Attorney, has had a lawinat at Botany
Bay with another celebrated perfor, Vairey Wag-
word.. Alta' a decifion in one Court, "there was an
appeal to the Governor, who pronounced an award
between them, in confequence of which there is an
advertifement in the Sydney Gazette, direaing that all
debts contrafted at a file which had been made of
Crofsley's effetti, under a warrant of execution, mall
be paid to the Provott Martha'. '
The premifes of Mars. Thant- and Co. Spanifk
Leather-draers, in Ruffell-Itreet, Beimondfey, were
on 'f uefday night broke open, and a copper unfixed
and taken away, with t t dozen of skins.
A Marine, a fine young man belonging to Ise
(hip's company of the InFLRXIBLZ, on Thurfday, un-
fortunately fell overboard, ftruck his head again:t tbe
(hip's fide, and fell into the water, where he imn.e-
diately funk; his body has not been found.
CURIOUS RENCOUNTERe—A few days agn Mr.
JOHN Noats, of Whinbank, near Abbey Town,
Holm Cultram, heard a noife which teemed to por-
tend the demolillsing of tome part of his dwelling;
on opening the door of his dairy, he obferved a large
fragment of the cieling fallen, and to his Arma-
ment perceived a great number of rah ; calling his
iltrvant to his affittance, who with an heroic fpfrit
boldly entered amongft the daring fot, (his matter at
the fame time (butting the door, and barricading
every avenue) a furious engagement tattled, in which
the &nary' mat were entirely vanquaed : and he kill-
ed without any kiwi of weapon, dirty tilit All pews
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