Star.
London, England, 1801-10-03 00:00:00

WJNDJOR, OCT °REP:.

. This afternoon, exaftly at half pall two, their
Sfatesilss and the Princefs AUGUSTA in the firfi
coach, the Princeffes ELIZABSTH and MARY, and
Prince Ariotrmos ih the fecond coach; and thc
Princeffes SOPHIA and AM ELLS in tic third coach,
arrived at the QgisterLodge from Andover, ir.
poled health.
The Panics of Watas's Light Dragoons, dif
geotanted, commanded by his Royal Highnefs in
pectins, with. the Stafford Regiment of Militia,
commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel SHATZ), were
drawn out on the Cale Hill, oppofite the Queen's
Lodge, and faluted their MAJESTIES and the Roy-
al. FAMILY as they paired. The bands belonging'
to both Regiments playing God Saw the King.
The Windfor Loyal Affociated Cavalry and In-
fantry were alfo drawn up in line in the High-
Rivet, and faluted their MAJESTIES on their arrival.
TbarMajzsrlas on their alighting from their
carriagei, at the Queen's Lodge, were received by '
their Royal Highneffes the Peittes .of WALES,
itnd Dukes of You, CLaasuer, KENT, and Cu M.
Dal-LAND, in the molt dutiful and refpeelfill man-
ners His MAJESyY received their compliments
moll affably anduffeftionately, and the fcene was
truly interefting..—His Majsrry appeared in very
good fpirks.
Betides the Royal princes, there were rrefent,
ko offer their congratulations to their MAJESTI Es,
the Bari of CARDIG•II, Lords CATHCART and
Suntan Mr. .. GatviLts, Mr. Pates, and feve- '
sal others.
Immediately on the entrance of the ROYAL Pa-
wnr into the town, the bells were fet a ringing,
and guns fired, and other demonftrations of joy
were thiwn by the inhabitants, on this aufpicious
nccafion. Many of the principal people of the
town afterwards dined at the Town Hall, and
drank the healths of their Mails-ries and the Roy-
at FAMILY with the molt enthnliaßic joy.
The Panics' of Wats, is entirely recovered
from the effeas of his lite fall, and gave the word of
ithitnand in the moll graceful manner.
In the eietting, the town was illuminated in the
molt brilliant ltyle, and the whole palled off with
the molt heartfelt (arid:talon, on an event fo inte•
refting as the re.ellabliflunent of his Mai's:tes
health, and.ceinfentient return to Windfor.

The Marquis of Tuote o has fitted up his houfe
in Leiceiter-fquare, in a very elegant Rile.
Yefterday a Conitnittee of the Court of Com-
mon Council met in the Council Chamber at
Guildhall, fur the purpofe of taking into confider-
atlas the ditties and emoluments of the Office of
Town-Clerk, vacant by the death of Mr. R It.—
The emoluments of the office were found to
amount to about ampoi. and as it appeared that
there were two Candidates for the Office, it was
Moved by Deputy Lately, and feconded—That
it (hould be recommended to the Court of Cnm•
znonCouncil to divide the office into a civil and law
Deparment, and that Mr. WOODTHOILPE Mould
be appointed to the former, and Mr. SiIaLTON, to
the latter, which, after tome debate, wa►agreed to.

His Majefty's Polk Mailer General has been
pleated to appoint J. B. Austin, Efq. Clerk of
the Rent Road, to fitcceed the late EDWARD
Bane, Efq. as Clerk of the Chefter Road.—
SAM t/ ft Blows, Efq. Clerk of the Yarmouth, to
fucceed Mr. Austin, as Clerk of the Kent, and
J. H. Batcc ,s Efq. to fucceed Mr. Baoww, as
Clerk of the Yarmouth Road.
SPORTING.—Some days ago a three-mile heat
was run at Stokes Bay, between Mr. Jofeph Hem.
blyn's brown mare, and Mr. John Hobbs's chef-
nut filly, carrying toll. each ; which was won
eafily by Mr. Hobbs's filly, although (be fell twice
over the ruts. Confiderable bets were laid at two
and three to one againil the winner before tinting.
On Saturday was run for, over the courfe of Af-
fullas, county Clare, the gold cup, value too gui-
neas, and a fweepiakes of 10 guineas each, for
county Clare bred hunters :
Colonel Vandekur's Salp, 3 yrs old, rode by Mr.
Crank, lA. ob. - -
Mr. O'Callaghan's Chance, 3 yrs old, rode by Mr.
C4Pork IA alb. - 1
Mr. Eames's Cherokee, aged, rode by Mr. Stack-
pools - 3 3
On the ilk init. as Mr. Ravi/a, a refpeftable
farmer at Du:ford, was fporting on his ocungromnii,
he was perceived (booting a patridge by the Rev.
Eanuno Fume', jun. of Linton, who, after re-
proaching Mr. Ray/rut, went and laid an informa
tion agamft hlm t as he could not prove himfelf
poffeffed °lira:hold landed property to the amount of
one &abed a par, he was, although he had taken
out a certificate, fined fine jam&
We fome months fince announced the death of
Central Matawric, the late Governor of the
Mauritius: we have much pleafure in communica-
ting the following anecdote, fo worthy of our coun-
trymen: On the evening previous to the day fired
for the interment of M. Matarric, a deputation
from the Colonial Government was Pent to his
Majefty's (hips (ADAMANT. LANCA STIR. R •
and Euraitossois) then off the Wand, re-
spelling a fitfpenfion from all alts of hoftility*fdr
that day, which was not only readily acquicfced
in. but, to the very agreeable furprife of the Co-
lony, the men of war, early in the morning, flood
in as dole as it was prudent to do, hove their main-
topfails to the matt, lowered their colours and pen-
dants half flair, and fired minute guns with the
garrifon. This one:petted compliment front an
enemy fo captivated the hearts of all parties on
!bore, that on the day foUowing.an abundant lisp-
ply of every refrelhment was fent of to the (hips,
el kit a feitabit acksowledgment os >dtt =thou