Star.
London, England, 1813-08-27 00:00:00

DEAL, violin 24.

Arrived his Majesty's schooner RAPID with a con-
vay from Falmouth, which ale sailed for the River.
Also arrived the Acrivis hired armed cutter from ud'
Flushing. Saiieu t.,e LouNrkssc! Idaatti cutter with
the 4... rd Melvi bketchley under convoy tot
Portsmouth. 'Phis morning was ise.nt in here by Cap-
tain DOBBINS, COMMAIICIIIIg one of the revenue lug •
gers on itos station, a row-galley with 35 casks of
spirits on boaid, which were sanely lodged in our
Luau:xi-house. '1 he sningglers 114 d run a part of
the cargo, with which they got clear olf, and of course
none of the crew were ham,. It is also imported toat
a)nge la at, with a viiilu.tl.lc cargo, INAS alw taken Uy
one of our cruifers ; out As no authentic account is
yet :revived, I cannot VoUCla for WC truth. Much
mins took place last night at the north end of the
town, but 1 do not learn that any lives were lost.—

OR AVI.:SEND, AUGU:s 1. 26.

Arrived the loilowmg stops .rom the Greenland
Fishery,.vir Xottog Mai tin, -Captain Shit. &t ;
Inverness, Ciptaul Poser,; and the Atfroral Captain
i'Atutt.,o);.
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Sparntro ntrnzwzxa

EGHAM RACES.
MDR DAt (thin! and lan day).
A breepataket of.3oga each, 20gs. ft for tw s yeari nkt—toks

fist. 51b. 5111es-Hst. 21b.

Ihe ,wo-veai• old course.

Sir C. Sunbury'. h.. by Yonne Whiskey . •• 1
Mr. 1441brok .'s b c. by Gohannab -
U. of York's h f by Coriolinus • 3
Lord E.treniont's b. f. by Canopus - 4
The Duke of York's h f. the favourite.
The Town Plate of XSO for all ages.
Mr. Stone's Whipthong won this plate, in four
famously contested heats, the last excepted, }eating
Anastasia, Joan of Arc, and Poppinjay. A astasia
w, n the first heat, and the second was a dead one—
:
Anastasia the favourite before starting.
Sonnlentio drew a great company this day,: to see
him in his stable at Egham ; Sir C. Buiveunv grati-
fied public curiosity, by giving access to the curious ;
.Benedict, however, was backed against him at odds
yesterday, in the match of two miles, at the next
Newmarket October Meeting.
The ring-dropping gentry were very successful.—
One young farmer was swindled out of £4O, .by the"
old trick of priding at louts, and. another had his
pocket picked of £l2O, while looking on at a scene
of a similar description.
WINDSOR, AUGUST 26.
•

Vesterclay, at one &clock, the QUEEN, Princesses
AUGUSTA, ELITABETH, and MARY, attended by the
Countesses of ROSSLYN and MACCLESFIELD, and Lady
THYNNE, left Windsor for Egham Races. 'Princess
CHARLOTTE followed in her own carriage, aecompa-
hied by the Duchess Dowager of LEEDS, her daughter,
and Miss KNIGHT. Her Royal Highness returned
to Windsor to dinner. In the evening the band of
the Royal Horse Guards attended her Royal High-
ness at the Lower Lodge, and played till 11 o'clock.
This morning Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA
tode on horseback. Princess CHARLOTTE has not rode
bn horseback this week. The QUEEN, and Princesses
ELIZABETH and MARY, went to Frogmore.

BRIGHTON, AUGUST 2S.

Yesterday, the PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by
Earls FIFE and YARMOUTH, Count MUNSTER, COlO-
- 13Loosirtitui,,ac. left the Pavilion at two o'clock,
on horseback, and rode towards Shoreham; returned
about four o'clock, passing up Russell-street, down
North-street, to the Royal residence. The Duke of
CLARENCE again appeared on his favourite walk, the
Steyne; where his Royal Highness remained for up.
wards of an hour. •
A select party dined at the Pavilion, which was
succeeded by a grand ball and supper, at which all
the Nobility here and in the neighbourhood were
present. At half past nine the company began to
assemble, and soon after ten the greater part had;
arrived. The PRINCE' REGENT'S band, which were
stationed in the gallery of ,the entrance hall, conti-
nued playing martial airs, which had a most pleasing
effect.
Dancing commenced at half past ten, to the fa
Vourite Scotch tune of 44 We'll gang nee mair to you
Town," led off by his Serene Highness the Prince of
ORANGE, and Miss FincLanzNcre ; upwards- of SO
couple followed. This was succeeded by "I"ostim
mous Danter,"" Fringe Edward's Faey,"—" The
Prince Regent,"—and 46 Mrs. M'Cloyd.' At half
past one the supper-room was thrown open, and the
company sat down to the most sumptuous banquet
ever witnessed in this place. Dancing was again re-
sumed a little before three, With 44 Of she goes," and
was kept up with unabated spirit till near six this
morning. The Pavilion was most splendidly illumi-
nated in the Egyptian style, and oa entering gave the
beholder an idea of enchantment.
• Among those present we noticed the following :
His Selene Highness the Pripce of Orange, and his son, the
Hereditary Prince.
&ui—Chichester, Egremont, Powlet, Fife, and Yartnauth.
Loans—C. and .I. Somerset, and Lake.
Court-Ts—De Funchal, De Palmella, Potoski, and.Lislen.
• - Baron Montelambert.

Contrrasses—Chichester, Powlet, and !Arvin.
LABILS—Monson, Hyde Parker, C. Somerset, C.:Stewart, •
Mildmay, Burra, Neville, W. Robb, and Wilson.
Baroness Montelambert.
Stas.—C. Burrell, E. Bailie .and W. Smith.
GUS sin La—Hammond, Builcr, Knoles, Hislop. and Bligh.
COLON £Ls—Bloomfield, Thornton, Gregory, Hill, Meade,
Leekers, Stewart, and Stapleton.
MAJORS—Hay, Dalrymple, Howard, Graham, Freeman,
Hodge, Stackpole, Reynolds; Chrone, and Groves.
CAITAINS—CiOetC; Mountague, R. N. ; F win, R. N. ;
Grant, Carpenter, Turner,Wbiteford, Phillips, Smith, Smiedern ,
and Herbert.
evcaeons—Carr and Portia.
lion. Mrs. Aston.
Messicees—Setjeant Runnington, Calvert, M.P. Tierney,
M.D. Wall, Biddulf, Egerton, Clark Shifner, M.P. &tough,
Freeling, itycroft, Polhill, and Evelin.
MRSDAMRS—Hope, BurrA Egerton Mildmay, Reynolds,
Tierney, Runnington, Carr, Stapleton, Mathias, Tierney, and
Graham.
Missts—Finucane, Mildmay, Onslow, Lake, Wyndham',
Stniths, Ross, Lewin,• Calvert, and Astoß.
This day, his Royal Highness the Duke of CLA-
RENCE rode to Worthing on horseback, and returned
to dinn( r.
His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, accnm-
panied by a large paity of Nobility, set off at• two
o'clock from the Pavilion, on horseback, for the•Bar-
sacks, and was fillowed soon after by the Prince of
ORANGE, Count and Countess LIEVEN, and Count
hiuNs-rxn, in his Royal Highness's barouche, drawn
by four beautiful bay horses. The Royal Patty re-
turned scion after five, when the Prince c f ORANGE,
the Russian Ambassador and his Lady, and Count
MuNyi en, promenaded -the Steyne for half an hour.
. His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT leaves
this place on Friday next for Carlton House„ but- it is
generally believed that his Royal Highness will again
visit it in the month of September. • • •

Tuesday night, a Concert and Ban was given at
Ipswichrfor the relief of the widows and orphans of
the soldiers who have so bravely died fighting for their
King and country in the late battles in the Peninsula.
A very numerous assemblage of almost every genteel
family ►n the neighbourhood and town attended upon
this laudable occasion, as well as both the Orrisons
of Ipswich and Woodbridge. Among them, we re-
marked—.

Lord and Lady Burghersh , Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Onslow,
Major-General and Mrs. Wilder, Major-General and Mrs. Ha-
wker., Lieutenant-General Linsingen, Colonel and Mrs. Powle,
Colonels Frederick, Morris, &c. &c.
We trust so charitable an example will be followed,
throughout the kingdom. .