Star.
London, England, 1802-09-24 00:00:00

FOR PUBLIC SALE.

• By GARDNER and ANGUS,
At Garraway's Coffee Houk, Change Met, Comb'll, on
Monday, the 4th Odober, 28oa, and following days, at ten
''HE following White and Prohibited Prize
Goods, being part of the Cargo of the ANGELIQPi.
Mac to his Majelty's Chip I'OISE AU, SAMUIt L Hoot Liu 2 a a,
Efq. Commander. Captured on her voyage from Madras to
Manilla, regularly condemned in a Vice Court of Admiralty,
at the Cape of Good Hope, viz.
PROBIBITRD PILCH GOODS. WHITE !MR .GOODS.
25422 Pieces Cotton Romals 420 Pieces Handkerchiefs
a Pieces Cherbes printed Borders
z Piece India Stuff 2757 Pieces Cambric Main
Pieces Calawapores Handkerchiefs, colour.
4504 Cotton Shaw is ed borders
si6 Pieces Gingham: 242 Pieces Cambric Main
sat .Pieces Chintz • 'S3 Pieces Various MuUns
226 Reps Pallampores 18[4 Pieces Longcloth
It Cott Covers 212 Pieces Dimity
6o Pieces Printed Cam- i Piece Kerfeymas
brie Muf in Handker- s Hats
chiefs
May be viesired to the time of Sale (Holidays eleepted) at
No. Bull Porter's Warehoufe, Seething-Lane, where cata-
logue; may be had, at the place of Sale, and of GARDNER
and'ANGUS, Sworn Brokers, go. 5, Mincing-Lane.
4111 M•••••••

At the fame time and plod, r
The following White and Prohibited Goods, bdSg pert of thee"
Cargo of the Foasoaxr, captured in the Indian sa, by his
Elajetty's Ship S-ras, jean Genovese. Efq. Counaander,
. and regglarij condemned as Prise, at theCapc of Good
viz. vabszerrao.- waive. , •
LOS Meet of Cotton Rs- 3% Pieces MufVn" * .
male os Pica% (ono,. ditched'
476 z Pieces of Chintz with *end
~ 368 Pieces of lingel•Taff.v 'Times ditto, with fant
• del s Pines date, with geld
6$ Pieces China Mkt • io Pieces' with
71 Pieces India Staffs! - sso Pieces? Attain Handkfs:
$9 Pisses Basal Pitt? 373 Pieces Dorea Itiiufln .
zo6 Pieces Seefuckers • • 14Mge• ditto Handkfs.
9 Pieces 1-ilbailen so Pieces , dittp, Rite/led ,
191 Pieces Cariklitvief with:thread
IS Pieces Chines Bed is Picea 'Callicoes
Coven . se Pines:Maly
_ _• eg6 Pieces Towel Eng
• Tel* vit.a. hint Mioday thinese bit. to the day of
Nei OataloWei 'of WWI will be end by pARpNER
sild ANGUS; **kik 1464 i

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LONDON.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK*
3 per Cent ConNs 614--for account 6/4—
Old 3 per Cent tot—Oninium Si to Si dd.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
Bank Stock— Imp. Ann. is 5-46
3 per Cent. Conf. 6911/ Ezeheq. Bins is. dit
5 per C. Ann tot{ 104 tot Omniunt 74 844
linVS Per C. 64 ConL for Oa. 69

The Dolphin cutter, which is returned with the
Sea Cadets from the Baltic to this port, has now
failed for Carlfcrona, to join the (mall fquatiron
fitting out there for the Mediterranean.
SIFT. 7.—Prom Gothenbourg have been ex-
ported in the firft half of this year sooksys barrels
of herrings.
The day before yefterday was publilhed an order
of his MAMMY, announcing that the fee, frontier,
and inland claims, together with the excite duties
of the kingdom, are to be farmed for ten years.
The Lao takes a fourth &are, and the other
three•fourths are to be farmed out to private per-
lons without diftindion, according to the terms of
the contra& Each !hare is zoo rix dollars. A
fur of money muft be advanced to the Crown as
fecurity for the performance of the contrite; which
fum will be repaid during the time of the agree-
ment.

On account of the abundance of the harveft, the
di^illing of brandy is permitted from the la of
. Oaober next, co the t a of June, 1803.

Coteau/imam. SIFT. 7.—On account of tbedif-

ferences with the Barbary States, the frigate Freya
is fitting out to reinforce the Danilh fqnadron in
the Mediterranean.
The decree concerning the War Tax to be imp°.
fed on Land, is faid to be now drawn up and fent
to the CROWN Pa ',lc, for his approbation : as loon
as Isis Royal Highnefs (hall have confirmed it, it
will be immediately printed, And be in force from
the all of Ottober next.
The Dania% EaR India Company intend to fell

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by 'tuition, in the beginning of Otiober, the rich
• cargo of Chinefe goods, brought by the newly
arrived fhip Cbriftianfhaven. The tea is laid to be
of; very fuperior quality. In the general meet-
ing, appointed for the 2041. the dividend for this
year will be fixed. It is imagined each (hare will
receive from go to too rix dollars.
Among the petfons who have received pre•
rniurns this year, fer duir extraordinary induary,
from the Royal Society for the encouragement of
'Raul Domettic Econo my, is a girl 13 years old
of this place, sirbo in the courfe of the Lilt twelve-
months has kit and fold five hundred pair of locks
and gloves.. made from the hair of the refute
t iota of sfrom the furriers. ,

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By the Mitch Mail, which arrived this morn-
ing, we learn, that yetterday week Mr. Lisrow,
Ambafradot from the Court of London to the Ba-
tavian Republic, had the firft audience of the Ad-
zuiniftration of the States at the Hague, and deli-
vered his credentials. The Ruffian and French
Muifters were daily expetfted.
Sr oc not.u, A uo. 3 t.—Yefterday the King
came here from Drottingholm, and attended the
Grand Parade. The levee which followed was ex-
tremely brilliant ; among other perfons appeared
the well known Baron Vow Rsarsamot.m, who is
arrived here from Finland. The poftboy
dif-
patched on the 13th inft. from Carlferona to Scho.
nen, wai (topped on the high road, and robbed of
the mail bags, which contained confiderable
of money.

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COIN ISSIPICTORS 15T12211 FROM 177/021b01.
sate. 23.
.Wheat, per Load, from 151. to 171. us.
Parley, per, l'harter, from 11. tos. to tl. to.
Oats, pet tarter, from IL 4s. to 11. tos.
Beans, per Quarter, from 'sl. 15s. to 21.
Peale, per Quarter, from 21. Bs. to 21. 121.
MAIRI-1.2112, Sarr. 24.
There was no alteration of confequence hi any
Grain at our Market this morning, except for
Wheat aid Malt; both of which articles are full
2s. cheaper Mice Monday, and for the latter
there ate fearer -- any Buyers at that reduillion.
Both Horfe and Tick Ikons, with Hog Peas are
precifely the fame I bin Boilers, as well as Oats of
beR defcription hive a brinier fate.-The lock of
frefh Flour is not very great, in confequence of the
prices keeping up.--General ftatement as. below :
Eaglifb Wheat, per qr. sos. 565. 645. Fine 665.
Prime Ear, 675.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 58s. 625.
Rye, 325. 361. (New) 4os. 425.
Barley, 245. 265. (New) los. 335.
Malt, 4.65. sos. 515.
Oats, 15S. 225. 251.
Horfe Beans, 365. 395.
Tick Beans, 31s. 345.
Hog Peale, 38s. 455.
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Boilers, 4os. 425. New 435. .
Carraway Seed, 365. to 411. per cwt.
Coriander, 305. to 365. per cwt.
Canary, flos. to 86s. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laft.
Flour, sos. 551. per fack.

Yefterday Mr. CRAUFURD, of Piccadilly, *left
town for Paris.

Sir STEPHEN LUSH INC TON is paying his refpeas
to King Bbd skl at Bath:
To the lift of diftinguifhed perfonages at Paris'
may be added Sir FRANCIS Beantu.
On Tnefday morning, M. Da CALONNE left
London, on his return to France.
Laft week° Lord Vifcount LOWTHAR honoured
with his pretence the anniverfary meeting of the
Kendal Book-Club, Whitehaven, of which his
Lordthip was ele&ed a Member, and afterwards
, Prefident for the enfuing year. His Lordftlip and
Family returned to the Cagle, on Thurfday.
In confequence of the very abundant and plenti-
ful crops, a Harvti Row was celebrated laft week
at Broomhall Farm, near Dorking, Surrey, the re-
fidenee of Capt. KENT. The fports commenced
at three o'clock in the afternoon, when ten beau-
tiful young girls, about the age of twenty, ftarted
to run half a mile for a fhift, after which another
race took placeby the above young girls for a cap.
A third race alfo-by five men toyed up in facia.—
Dancing on'the green and in the different barns
adjoining to the farm continued till the hour of
(upper, at which fifty.perfons fat down. They af-
terwards danced till three o'clock the. next
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonarron, of die York Theatre,
have jug embarked to join the New York Com-
pany. Mrs. Joaassow, it is (aid, is to have wool.
per annum.
An application is intended, to be made to Par-
liament in the nest Fermi, to remove Bethlem
Hofpital to another fituation,and to make a fquare
of buildings on the fcite thereof. New ftreets are
prrlptifed to be made from the (cite of Bethlem
Hefpital to Throgmorton-ftreet, and the Royal
Exchange; and another new fireet from Moorgate
to Manlion-houfe-ftreet.
It is moreover intended to eftablifh a free market
hi the city of London. for the tale of coals within
the wards of Billingfgate and Tower, and forpre-
venting frauds and impofitions in the vend of all
coals brought into the port of London.
The Admiralty Board, in their late vied to
Portfmouth Dock-yard, ditch:aged 169 workmen,
and fuperannuated i 94—in all 363.
By letters received in Dublin from Hamburgh,
it appears that a great number of Iriflnen, who
had been banilbed in the year r 797, had arrived
there from the King of PrufGa's dominions, hay- ,
ing all received permitllon to return to their native
country. , '
By a late regulation of the Eaft India Company,
King's Officers coming from India with a charge
of ant lets than thirty invalids under their care, will
be entitled to a liberal allowance for paffage-
money.
Tuefday morning the t 3th Light Dragoons was
reviewed by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Coss-
MILLARD, at Itomforct. His Royal Highnefs came
on the d at _half pall ten o'clock—he made
the moll infpetion both on horfeback and
on foot. After the review had been concluded, his
Royal Highnefs told Colonel BOLTON to give his
..]
Thanks to the Officers, for the very excellent Con•
dition of the Regiment.
Extra& of a letter from an Officer of Rank in
the I:aft-India Company's fervice, dated Giza. in.
Egypt, May so, ttios :...4 It is with great plea-1
lure I acquaint }on, that the greater psrt of the
troops are in readinefs to croft the Defart. We
are encamped a little below Cairo, and expel each
divifirm will be able to reach Suez in five days
from the commencement of their march. Several
divifions are already advanced in the defart. The
PACHA of ECITPT has been attentive and friendly
in the higheß degree, and has done every thing
in his power to expedite our march. From every
appearance at prefent, t anticipate a, fate and
fpeedy march to Suez; and hope that alllthe troops
will be embarked and ready to fail for their feveral
ports of deftination early in June. lam truly
happy to add, that we are likely to leave this
country with little or no fymptom of the plague,
having had but few cafes lately, and only one
(doubtful) at prefent. It has ever been the envious
i Iludy of General, Baton to guard againil this de-
ftrnaive malady ; and he mult experience much,
fatisfaltion'in refleaing that we have fufferecicom-
paratively in fo'fniall a degree."

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•• POILTSMOITTH., SEPTEMBER sa.
Arrived the Caeusts frigate,of 44 guns, from
the Mediterranean. Sailed the GLATTOs man of
war, with conviiis for New South Wales.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The DIAMOND, for the dearuElion of the French
private !hip of war la Nouvelle Mouche, will be
paid at Plymouth, on Friday the tit ofoltober
next.
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Dam.. Serramara 23..—Paffed the back of the Goodwin
Sands, the Batavia, Johnfoo, for the Cape of Good Hope.—
Wind E. N. E.

GIIAVIUND, 6ZPTZIIIta a3.—Paifed By the Kern,Card,
from Antwerp; Jane, Smith, from Rouen; Providence, Brown,
from Bremen; Kingfton, Broad, from Amitardam ; Delany,
Harris, from Hamburgb; John and Sally, Rosen, front Cux-
haven; Chriftopher, —.—ffivm Virginia ; and Jonge Anna.
from Calab.---Sailed the David Scott, Gibbs. and Stirling NM,'
Hooeyznatr, for the Eaft Indies; Hero of the Nile, Phelps, for
Lilbori; Elora, ~ for A Simulation, Johnfon; and
Rambler, , for Legion; Hwrah, Taylor, for Venice;
Elizaiietb,•--...; and la Modaite,.o—, for Gibraltar.
ARRIVED.
In Yarmouth Rater-Britannia Coolfon, from Hamburgh.
At Plymouth—Dad as, titbit:fon, from Saloe.
At Clyde.-Jefik, Camel, from Grenada.
At Livnrpool,—Middiston, Rawkins, from New Brunfwick ;
and Nymph, Turner,. front Hamburgit.
At Dublin—Sovereign, Tbobrell, from Antigua.
At Qaebec—Euplacmia, Sangiter, from Falmouth.'
At Bdftol--Aetive, late Broadfoot, from Africa; and Au-
gotta, Purdy, from &diadem.
At Gibraltar—George and Mary, Birch, front Leith; and
Anna, Cliffinan, from Virginia.
At Oporto—David, Willslufon, from Newfoundhind.
At Marfrillca--Aornra, Thomplan, from Smyrna.
At Charaotc--Loodon, Smith, from Hamburgb.
At Philadelphia—Phoebe Ann, Gardner, from Peterfburgh.
La Bonile Adventure, alias St. Jofeph, BAPTIS•
Ts, from Bourdeauz to Buenot. Ayres, is loft near
the Cape de Verdi.

WEST COWES,

A failing match round the Hand took place
yefterday between a velrel belonging to Cowes and
another belonging to Portfinouth. There being
very little wind, they had a tedious palrage of little
(hurt of 2o hours, and fuch was the intereft excit-
ed on the occafion, that no lefs than three horfes
have fallen victims to the anxious curinfity of fome
Gentlemen, who rode the whole ofthe day from.
one part of the Ifland to another, to witnefs the
progrefs of the aquatic competitors. The prize
was decided in favour of the Portfmouth vefiel, to
the great mortification of a number of the inliabl.
tants of Cowes, who betted liberally on the fide of
their townfman. It is Paid, that upwards of coo
guineas have been 101 l on the occafion by the Gen.
guineas have been 101 l on the occafion by the Gen.
ticmen of this ifland, an it feems allowed on all
hands, 44 that the knowing ones have been taken
in ;" he Cowes veffel being the general favou-
rite at (farting. Ur. Day, the Banker at this
place, was out during the greater part of the after.
noon in his own pleafure veflel, accompanied by a
number of Ladies, whom he entertained in a molt
polite and hofpitable manner.

PARIS FAS utous.—The change of feafon begins
to a Ifu me its influence over our Ekganta.
' Head-dales without cape are lots common.
Falk hair is worn, and if the robes are thin and leave the
neck and bofont expofcd, bawls fupply the deficiency—thee
of kerfcymere, which have been the rage all the tamer, are
chiefly in vogue ; next to them rank thawls of fine cloth, of a
cherry colour, trimmed with white filk, embroidered with gold
or flyer; and Torkith thaw* of painted niutlln ; the draw-
ings on the latter arc u infinitely various as the colours. The
objeta is, who shall have them molt fanciful, allotted with
molt fingularity, and worn fu as mod to have the appearance
of a mafitierade drefs.
Tunics continue in filbioa--•many are worn trimmed with
lace. •

Robes without trains arc pretty numerous—they are alto
trimmed at the bottom with bee—for full dram they weir
the &eves trimmed with lace.
Small handkerchiefs, ea marmite, with a puckered border,
are ftill the billion ; they are worn fo negligently that it is not
unufual to fee the point full before which ought to be behind.
Veils are Rill ufed as part of the head-drefs
White 61k hats have fuperfeded thpfe of thaw.
Turbans are generally of one colour.
Richly omamented combs and gold fpangles are worn in the
hair.—fontetimes we obferve a garland of Sowers half cackling
the bead. The Ladles wear white rim ftockinp.
Pantaloons are proferibed among our young men. Black or
nankeen breeches, with white !ilk flocking% are the ufual dref&
The waifts of the coats arc made fo narrow that the buttons
touch.

THEarae,. DRURY•LAXI. —Lail night, Mr.
DWYER, who made his appearance towards the
dole of the laft feafon in the part of Bekour, in
the Wel Indian,' again performed that charader
with much eclat: all the vivacity that diflinguilhed
his firft appearance was again manifeli, though
he was evidently oppreffed by a cold, which ope.
rated to exhault him towards the end of the play.
—He is,a very promifing actor, and, divelled of
certain peculiarities of manner, which bring to the
recolledion other performers, he will, no doubt,
become a favourite of the town in the walk of light
comedy. His foliliquies are addreted rather too
much to the audience to appear natural, and his
adion is fometimes a little too turbulent. But
thefe are faults more tally mended than certain
excellencies which. he poffetres can be acquired.—,
IThe audience was very numerous, and the ap-
Plaufe bellowed on the young aaOr WO very liberal.
Of the reit of the performance we have nothing
new to obferve ; the call of the play was precifely
as Lai year.—The Farce was High Lice Below Stair:,
one of the very heft of our Farces, lint much in-
ferior in its prefent reprefentation to what the pub-
lic witaelfed a few years ago. The Route was
filled from the Boxes to the-Upper Gallery ; and
it is with pleafure we congratulate the new Ma-
nager upon the commencement of his functions
under fuch profperous and Battering aufpices.
It is, we underftand, the intention of the New
Board of Management at Drury-lane Theatre, to
give a zealous encouragement to all new candi-
dates for theatrical famewho may offer themfelves.
The Public, however, are by no means likely to be
difgu fled by a number of bopelefi pretenders, in
order to fill a Houk, as the new candidates are to
lrehearfe before competent jidges, in order that
it, may be determined whettter they pofiere talents
that really delerre public taxice.

One of the molt fplendid Balls ever witaded
here took place laf night, for the benefit of the
Mater of the Ceremonies.

The company began to affemble foon after eight
o'clock, and about tune the ball was opened with
a ;minuet by Mr. Ls BAS and the lovely Mils BM
/la c ; another minuet followed. Country dances
commenced about ten o'clock, with Se.tdthagogh,
by the Marquis of HAATINGTON and Mifs TATLOI.
The company danced in two fats, of 14 couple
each. About twelve o'clock the ufual refrellamenn
were introduced, confining of jellies, ices, to,
coffee, lemonade, Ste. Cotillions are become very
fAionable ; they concluded the divertifement with
eels and Strathfpays, at two o'clock in the mom
ing. The. hand of mu& was excellent. Among
the bell dancers we noticed the Duchefs of Sr,
ALlAtelp and Mrs. Dyer ° • Lady HARRIET CA•
V IHMSH, and ST. taLlAs 'Lady C. VI LLERS, Ladi
M. MONTAGUIp dy HEATHCOT!, IWO Miff
LAMM, two Mifs AYLMRRS, Mifs Cssm Mr.
W. LA M az, 'Captain Tows LEY, Colonel Coswo,
Mifs FITZROY, Mrs. BRISTOW, Mr. PONSOXITI
Mifi BANTINCK, Mifs Bin STOW Mifs REYNOLD,
two Mifs MOILLICESI two Mifs STOW, &C. tic.
About four hundred perfons were prefent.
Eleven tables were fet out in the card room,
where Whin was the favourite game. The oar
pany, in general, played for a guinea a point.
The utmoft order and regularity were preferred
during the whole evening, and the company de-
parted in much good humour, from having expe-
rienced none of thofe inconveniences commonly
attendant on a public afembly.
The dreffes of the Ladies were really rna,gnifi-
cent. They were in a Rile of fupei ior talk and
elegance, being ornamented with gold or flyer,
and decorated with pearls and diamonds. The
prevailing colour was white. Fathion, however,
fo capricious a goddefs, that the knows no me-
dium. Hence Tome Ladies appeared in the molt
fimple manner,, ia.whiteamailin. with wreaths of
artificial flowers, taftefully ornamenting their dreffes
as well as their heads. The trimmings of the for-
mer were rotes and lillies, and the latter the jefa-
mine. Coloured muffins were much worn, the
pink prevailing, with a ceflus, compofed of raver
twitted ropes and talk's, tied with a large bow on
the left fide.
The Ball broke up fooner than ufual, in conf4•
quence of the Duchefs of Ds v SHIRE'S flipper.—
Carriages_ were ordered at twelve o'clock, and
about one all the ditlinguillsed friends of her Grace
left the affembly, the Duchefs leading the van. The
cavalcade of carriages extended the whole length
of the High-flreet ; a fight never before Peen at
Ramf6ate. Chatham place is at the weftern gate
of the town. Upwards of an hundred fupped there,
and the entertainment was feafoned by the agree-
able (allies of the philanthropic hotlefs, whofesvit
gave a edit to the repatt, and not a little contri•
buted to keep up the fpirits of her god's, they be'
ginning to flag from the former part of the even-
tog's amufement and fatigue ! It was paft five
o'clock before the company departed to their fe-
veral habitations.
The company at the ball were rejoiced to fee
Lord DUNCANNON enter the room about eleven
o'clock, a report having been circulated that 11:t
Lordthip had been thrown off his hoyfe, and
had
' bract his leg. ,

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horfeback.
BATH, SEPT. 22.
The following are among the la tell arriv,i,
Lord Carbery, Lady Northland, Lady Riddle, I. ", he
foes, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Darner, Hun. Mrs„ ymit."3:7
mas and Lady Fleetwood, Colonel Auderfun,C4,4l'r 114.
Dunn, Colonel and Mrs. f uller, Rev. Dr, and mr,.
Dr. and Mrs. Muller, Dr. and Mrs. Sherwen, Rev.
Mr. Richards. Captain jetvois, Captain Trew, a*l
Mrs. Langhorne., Captain and Mrs. Carruthers, riZCaP—nll4
Mrs. Stupert. Mr. and Mrs. Strong, &c. •-90tila and
BRIGHTON, SEPT. 22.
The Snisfcription Ball On Monday Was rn,
fafhionably than numeroully attended. The
honoured the Rooms with his pretence abouth;ji
an hour, and then retired.
Yefterday at noon a falt water mill occanel
which, in a few minutes, darkened the attunfphl
—lt left particles on the cloaths of. the travej;
fomewhat ilmilar to a hoar froft, and which halo
fulplurous tale and efilaaviutn.
The Auaions here Rill continue to be very fa.
thionably frequented. At Fame's, the other
night, an article of great value was put up,w
for a confiderable time Rood at fomething lets dull
one' third of its original-value. The Autlioneee
with deep regret, an vain dwelt upon the steads
he fhould ((attain if the bidding: did not en.
create. Some perfon in the height of his diareft,
from the preffure of the crowd about the window,
cracked a fquare of glafs. The fraftinns Auc!
tioneer, apparently relieved by the accident from
the anxiety which before depreffed his fpirits,
mediately exclaimed—"" Well, thank Heaven, ore
of my pare are gone however." The laughter
and burns of applaufe from the affemblage wen
immoderate, and the article, which had before
Rood at a trifling portion of its value, wasprefeat•
ly knocked down at its full price.
For many preceding years, in the month of
September, this place has not been fo cmuded
at prefent. Many families are now waiting at the
different Inns for the firft vacated private acconv
modations. The weather likewife is more warm
and fultry than it was in the months of July and
Auguit ; and the numbers that diurnally cool and
refrefl: themfelves, by laving in the brinytletuent,
are greater than have before appeared this realm
This being the Anniverfary of his Majefirs Ca
ronation, the REDBRIDGE armed brig, lying off
the town, fired a royal falute on the occalion.
RAMSGATE, SEPT. 22.
One of the molt fplendid Balls ever witaded
here took place laf night, for the benefit of the
Mager of the Ceremonies.
The company began to affemble foon after eight
o'clock, and about tune the ball was opened with
a minuet by Mr. Li BAS and the lovely Mifs BEl-
rim c ; another minuet followed. Country danecs
commenced about ten o'clock, with Ste.edthak4h,
by the Marquis of HAATINGTON and Mils TOM.
The company danced in two fats, of 14 couple
each. About twelve o'clock the ufual refrefbroeuts
were introduced, confining' of jellies, ices, tea,
coffee, lemonade, etc. Cotillions are become very
faihionable • they concluded the divertifement with
teels and S;raahfnays. at awn o'clock in the more.