Star.
London, England, 1802-09-01 00:00:00

WORTNING, AUGUST 39. •

The following are among our molt diainguith.
ed vifitnrs—
Lord and Lady Wentworth, Lady Theadoila Bikb,
and Lady Anne Adger. Lady Smart, Mr. and Mrs.?. He-
mp, Mr. and Mrs. Boehm% Mr. and Mrs. T. 1::a
Mr. Mrs. and three Mils Caimans, Mr. and Mn.
Mils Grimaen, MS Miller, mi.. Iftradl, Mr.
Mr. Stewart, Lieutenant-Coked
lonel Miter, Mr. Young, Mr. 'fa.
andrd
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Chkr, Ike.
Lo Monson and family re6de at Heene, a re-
tired houfe, about a mile from hence, which, we
underhand his Lordihip preferred, being much
out of herilth. His charming daughters frequently
grace our fends, fometimes on luirfeback ; but
our molt (lathing equarion is one of the /4ifs
CoLmsris. Among the manyVendid equipages,
we particularly obferve Lady Tie sonata &Isn't
barnuche and four. in which The drives every
morning, accompanied by :har Away childrisv
Mrs. COLMAN alto (ports el ant' new
landaulet. Lady MARY 81114111.117011 ftßy takes,
the air in her curricle : her I appears to
be a very expert subs, and is tatly‘illiccompanise
by fome of her female acquaintance.

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BRIGHTON, AUGUST 3 t.
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• Mr. ALt.ss continues to difport with his
and drives four in hand, with the addrefs el a ve-
teran Jarvis : be dailies along the Mrs, wids the
celerity of fcandal ; and, .in truth, there is tome
danger of his fuperfeding the fame and ability of J
Sir John. As he cuts his right angles to an inch,
the daughters of beauty throw up the fates, and
he is
“ Foninv'd tbresgb knees by alindration's aye."
Though we will notinfia upon thenumber of waif/II
that he conveys in this pifcatory machine', yet a
greater aremblage of lovelinefs was never condos-
fed in a fifh.tub,ince Amphitrite. and her marine
johwtst, forfook the car of Neptune.
Filber's :tuition of toys is the grand lounge of
the evening : be fold an imitative of Pandora's
box, on. Saturday, to an old virlga:trc Millings;
the rearm' file aligned for thewas. that
Rep was at the bottom.—u. ra pair
of feiffars that will cat any thread ?' _ alker-
ager of Say :.• No, Madam,"rejoined ' '
{perry
librarian, le thofe articles are mossoporded.l* she
Film"
. &ARAM and STORACS are engaged hy liar.
Halms:, to play e&tt nights ; they begin their
. engagement in the month.
are--•
. itimitailllpas lai
rain. LeibeiNeldletii, MS Partridge. Mrs.
air" kat N
o Liar Segietak sad igh Hama
Ltaly E. Dan, lima*
There was a public ' a concert, and
of fet of the Pro.

breakfaft,
an au ion a „Orients' china at -
mengde Grove, this aeoraing, which was very ha-
meroufiy attended.
PRESIViI, JUG. 39. • .
Never did our town fee fech profperns days.
The progrefs we have made, indeed, is alkordih-
ing. In the courfe of the left ten years we have
doubled our/ number of buildings, u wef ,as in-
habitants, and this happy is, in a great
meafure, to be•aferibed to Mr. Hoasocas, and to
tlye Manufaanrers of Cotton Spinning. Our
viorthy Mayor, Mr. GRIIISHAV/9 and the Corpo-
ration at :are,
se have (pared no expence in prepa-
rations for•theJubilee. To-morrow it begins, and
we have not a doubt it will far furpafs that of all
former Golds. At the time of the left Guild,
which is niw a r years, Lord DERBY and the Coe:
potation were in oppofition to each other; now we
may truly fay the cafe is altered; for Lord DERBY)
the Corporation, and Mr. HORROCKSI join hand
in hand for the pfofperity of Prelims, and in their
exertions to make the Guild worthy attention.
The Church has undergone a thorough repair,
and been new beautified, preparatory to the Guild;
and Mr. Hoasocas has prefented us with a new
organ, at the expence of between five and fix hun-
dred pounds. This morning the Mayor, attended
by fovea Aldermen, the Common Council, and
the whole of the Corporation Officers, illembled
in Guildhall, at ten o'clock, and they walked in
proceffion to Church. As loon as the Mayor, en-
tered the Church the organ was opened for the
Ara time, with a grand Voluntary, by Mr. HoLo-
rxo, of this town.
All parties feem to have the grandeur of one,
Jubilee Guild in view ; and the Roman Catholics'
of this town have lately bad a very large Organ
put up in their Chapel, at an es pence of fevers'
hundred pounds; u is uncommonly powerful, and
a very fine-toned inftrument.
'The confufion and the anxiety of perfonsto get
here, on all the roads leading here, forpafres all J
defcription. Yellerday all kinds of hocks were ,
put to peflchaifes, and the Innkeepers were obliged
to travel Them between 6o and 8o miles in the
condi of the day. •
Beds have been engaged for this Jubilee above
12 months tioce. Beds are even now to be got if
perfoes will (übinit to give the enormous fume de-
manded for them; but we are happy 'to find the
public refit 'such impofing demands. The inn-
keepers of this toss &titre the greaten penife for
being content with moderate charges, while flog:
of bLuchefter, which is between 30 and 4o mats
from here, are praftifing the greateft impofitioa
upon travellers to this meeting, and the Lanealler
AffizeL
Lord Dea' is not arrived at his haute in tbs.
lows yet, bet is expelled thiesvening.

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LaR aiglst their Borirkill its and tb mcsisi,i;
walked on the ,Efplanadet with ne • (Ma
Company that were prefent laft Sna 4$-
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wardsvifited Stacie's Rooms. ,• • •• -e• A
This clay their AiIAJZSTISS and the iii44lo
went after brealtfail on board the yacht,
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cefs Swish', and their .Comianyt,

We have the ;Stearn* ito:aphineemie that their
Majasries and the ROYAL raluty have returned
to Windfor, where they &Mud left night, in
health.
Monday left, the Lady of Sir J. C. Hiretiii.ev,
.Bart.. was thrown front -an open carriage near
Whltchurel, on the road from Stonecafter to Itrif-
tot. and received fevered brnifes on her bead and.
neck; bet Mire happy to find the is in a fair way
..tifiecovery. . , •
Petristrefimag commenced this day. The birds
are in many places lee nunieroue than loft year.
came of all kinds -is' found -abindent in the
flitirting embarks : Torkiltire partridges' *Mk
pheafants were neveVieNwn to haie !ONO met
,abaticlaady. . •
Ott Sunday lake hilt-grown here vria.PettiiM
nate& John greet, and assifed by
perfonewhe• were Walking, acrofs the `raid
•:: Gofwell-plece, where it was Oat *garts' er'
nd.
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• • The child lately , Worilionfe is
Toppeed to .tie etliclayeourephee.
An American failaroulmot twenty years of age,
.drank fo•peaufely of fplit a court, in Topley-
Ana, loft week, that hotdhid lhortly after.
The attiimeto fit of two-,balloons From Dan,
•delion. Margate, we enderibuid,:vialnot attended
Therols'niqlace wherk'nuifqneridet would be
mmit,4lmertaleitte,at
'ate, W the
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coMpaelywonld'euedefeeitt'to Marlo in thei
acarulh!vl.:' t"
. EDWIII. celcbrated Come-
**. and his *WI, engaged, for the eaning
winter,itt Covent garden Theatre. ,
Thieltitifivet and,alptOpilate fplendor :which
rpm through:P.okm de Cordsva, or, The Cartels(
:au.Abe Royafgrecus, of fted by the
constolition a vs, occaficiark it to
iQPri,the hift climatical, with the molt elevated
*alai sine lAA% Former efieemed:
we find, ,loiwer Ahat this thelait week off the
latter, As. ink:Mon:lay next.
.Sept.. 6,-, will be . pre.
felted, for the irft time, an entire new Grand
Ballet Aimee, compaed .Idre Bill!** with new
Mune, Scenery, Machinery, Dreffesdood ,Decp-
rations, called Zimmer Zasiwra,,Qcs-Pa:4o4o#a;
lig- • • : ,
The 'Meet : irombirec. eeititled to
so,oooi..aslirft; drawn on the 7th,day of Drawing,
was fold on the afth 'Of July, at Pore's fortunate
Ofsm, itotal-Fackenge, clafe.by the Bank. •
On MoOdny the Eaft India Company'S March
Sale, 1602,•finiSsed„whee the• China raw,filk rofe
7 per ant. and the Bengal taw filk abaft :so Pei
cent. • • . , •
Notwithlausding lien ire ditcher*
hen) the asmy and
_q; linoda ere fd (cares ahem::
the neighbonrhood'ot Hiimptein and Twickenhinkt;
that double the 'urns& peke of labour is given, and;
few labourers Mt procured :it has enticed
Many from their ct*S*4rork In the virdnis- "
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At lion:Calle fair; thecae prodigious thew
of bodes;" many good noles.tirere fold extrava-
ga.ndy deaer and the , genaility fetched high
prices. This is iniquelhOnably the largeil horfe
, fah. in England. . •
At Utley fair, in Berkfhire, on Thurfday ha,
the numberof Beep and lambs was nearly the fame
ea in former. ears (*boot so,000) but not above
sue third of them were fold, .03qugh the prices
came down to.p.a head cheaper than at any other
fair this year. •
Left night, at a quarter before twelve o'clock,
a fire broke out. at the [mule of Mr. DAVIS,
Oilman, in Leadenhill-ftreet, which *ass Edon
communicated to the two adjoining houfes, one
in the- right belonging to Mr. Swier, Trunk-
maker, and, the other onthe left to Mr. Pais,
the Geneva warehoufe : after 'raging Tome time,
it was at length got under, but not until it had:
totillenied the above pralines, with the bacic part
of the lEing'iv Arms, and damaged route other
buildings. • Mr. Davis and.hisiamily were out of,
towni.and no perfon lithe honk at the time it
broke out bnt aninfirni old woman. • Mr
who is 84 years of age, was got out fate with
great difficulty. A party of the Eaft India Vo-
lunteers were of great utility in affißing the fuf-
ferers, to convey Inch of their furniture es could'
be fared to the India Honfe, where it is now depo.
'fited. The fire, it is Paid, broke out in the cellar,:
to confequence of the hill tides, about two feet
watermade its way into theswarehoufes, No. 3 and
4, at the New Docks, but'it will be eafily removed.
Six weeds entered the Docks on Monday, and there
' were, in all, nine in them. One of the labourers,
rather intoxicated, on Monday fell off the Quay
into the Baron, and was drowned before his body
could be recovered, having been forty minutes us.
der water. One of the veffels difcharged her cargo
into the warstioufe No. t, yeftefday, being the
el that has unloaded.
RSOLIIIRATION or INF Laws.—A Letter fraii
Canton, dated in January, mentions that two mafr
temples, the one of gold and the other of copper,
each of the fineft vmrkmanihip, were lately lent,
with extraordinary ceremony, from' Pekin to Da- ,
guribe), in order to be fit up ovrr the body of the
late Lama. Till lately, people under eircumftances
of peculiar indulgence, and as the extent of fublu.
nary Wring, were allowed to touch the facred
coffin ; but the prices having announced the fpeed7
regeneration of the Lama, a eircmnitince reit-
ioufly b 7 millions, a Wee number of
cagy are flawed to aripriacli the body.
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