Star.
London, England, 1805-09-11 00:00:00

SOrAL PAWL,:

WCYSIOUT Ho St IP 9.—LaR evening his MAJ FST i
the Princeies, and all the Royal Dukes, walked r,
tht Efplanade ; the NUKE, who dined wish their
bljtjefties, remained at the Lodge with her May 'STY.
dufk the Royal Party retired to the Prom nade
attliceromwarde of lee wf the Nobility and
perfons of dillinition were prefent. "61. Royal Party
.rooms about tea. The Peirce fpent the
Evening_wi her Majoirr at the Lodge,
His MAJIfiTi rode early this morning as ufital.—..
Sqop 'her ton o'clock l went on board the yacht,
for; .Ittniae; fst the Royal Dukes went, in
astiposiwe prthcit attending the Palace, the troops
being brigaded before his Royal Highnefs, previous
to his leaving Di tO•morrow;

fe , •
fferdar,Morntrtg, at ten o'clock, the Duke of
Lo (ICE s r It. in his !ravelling carriage, accompanied
by Major Aromas Mfg Gloucetier-h mire. for Ramp,
ton Court Park,• whetk. his Royal Highncfs will rt.-
main for a few. days.: •
Yeherdaylli Javasi)isAcawoinsi and his Lady,'
the daughter pf.,llse. Right Hon;
,toes Fosno,
suited Crewe tha,Coanty of Down, at their father's
houfe iq Brook Otte, Grofveisor ((mare. • It wa, ex.
petti°ed.that:l4r:-Fosrea. would have. come to town
lalto yeacrday; bot. Sir Jars se and Lailitlisacewoou
fet off kr Tunbridge Wells for- the putprife rf ypend.
ing a day_ or two with ' Mr. Fosrsa at Tunbridge
Wellit.:.-They will retnrn.togetber to Ireland in the
coo rfe of neat week.—
.44ord MuzGasys gave a -furalitwous dinner on au.
turday left, at his houfe at Fulham; to Mr. Pr ars
Lord Castrzaasaati, Lord Kummer, I-'td
ligwagsatray, and fr.veral other perfons of dinine..
dos' ; after dinner, 'a bitch belonging to Lord Hot-
cur s, as they werevalking by the river, jumped in,
and was followed by her four puppies.• The bitch
-and thiee of the puppies returned ; but the fcutth
was ezbaufted,• and on the point of finking, when
Lord CASTIARIAG Hs, feCirl* its difirefsfol fituatiott,
jumped in at the rifle of his own antksrought out
the puppy. His Lordthip was Catelpletely immoral
in water.
Monday a Cabinet Connell was held VlA-
reign Secretary of State's Office; which laths rem-
twelve till four, At two o'clock Lord Heaton,
made his creole to the other Members of the Cabinet,
as he was at that moment-informed ;kat -hit Excel-
lency the Ruffian Amlsaffador and Family, *era
waiting at Whitehall for his Lordfhip. towreort ;hens
down the River, •rin an exalt Pion to view our greet
commercial docks ; his Lordthip bad to do the ho.
sours of the boat ; and as there were ladies there,
his pretence at the Connell for any•longer period was
ezcufed. The Earl of Fife's Lawn at Whitehall was
the place of general rendezvous, pot it, was found
impafible fir 411 the company that was. expeßed 'to
embark, at that time, and confequently his Lordlblp
did not any longer detain the illuttrious foreigners his
family, and frienth, but fat off as ((togas he reached
Whitehall. The company confined of Lord Hat.
Rower, the Ruffian Ambittrador, the Countefs We),
aorzow (his Lady) and their children, Bonn and
Baronet*. Svtooonorr. Baron Nico&ays, and two
or three attendants. They were conveyed down the
River in an eight.oared barge belonging to the Cont.
iniffioners of the Navy,and a ten-oared pinnace belong.
ing to the Treafurer of the Navy. As the treat was
entirely Lord Haaaowsv's, he had provided rehab-
ments of the molt delicious kind for the company to
Partake of on the water,and the finenefi of the weather
and Rillnefs.t f the water contributed materially to the
pleafure of the party. The new London Docks, the
EMI and Weft India Docks were all viewed in t est ular
proeeffiothand the illuttrious for eignersexpreffed t hem-
felves highly gratified with the ezrentive difplay of
our commercial greatnefs,which thefe placesszhibited.
The company afterwards went to the (hip Tavern, in
Greenwich, where they were joined by Mr. Pirr,
Lord MU LG RA•E, Lord CASTLEREAGH, and fermi
other perfons of ditlitultion. The whole patty then
partook of a moll fumptuous dinner, which was pro-
vided by order of Lord Hatitoway. His Lordlbip;
determined on doing every thing in his power to en-
hance the pleafure of his guelts, had previoufly fent
down two cooks and other tenants to prepare the
entertainment. In the evening Mr. PITT, Lord CAST..
LERSAG &c. returned to town by land as they had
gone down. Lord and Lady HARROWBT paired the
remainder of the night at Lady Eeeiovr s, at the
edge of Blackheath.
The rect uiting fervice is carried on with great ac-
tivity in every part of the kingdom. As an innance
of the zeal of Come of thofe employed in it, we men-
tion one which comes within out own knowledge.—
One officer alone, Capt tin Lego, of George-nrect.
has railed for different Regiments, for the Army of
Referee, as fubßitutes, and for obtaining commif-
Gam, &c. upwards of 1500 men within thefe
two years.
Orders are_juß ;trued for the Camp at Wardbury
Down, near Exeter, to break up on the ,4th intl. and
the Regiments compofing the Camp, viz, the War-
ceßer, North Devon, and Bedford Regiments, are to
march to Exmouth, erofs the River Exe, and proceed
to Hammond, on Ball Moore, near the River Plyme,
where they were to take ground, and and be joined
by the Hankers of the Royal Cornwall. South Devon,
and Wilts, in Plymouth garrifon, the whole to form
a flying Camp, and, alter Raying a for tnigh,, to break
np again, and proceed to Roborough Downs, till the
end of the campaign.
A gentleman at Knightfbridge has undertaken to
walk from town to Windlor, on Saturday netts in
three hours and twenty minutes. for a wager of thirty
guineas. Cootiderable bets are depending on the
performance,
The Haymarket Theatre was crowded lafi Light.
The Pantomime of obi; or, Three Fin .red ygd, was
performed. It was got up in a magnifi cot tly.e, and
was received with unbounded applaute, by ooe of the
moll crowded and elegant audiences of the lea,on.
A Lady has lately made her appearance at floe of
our falhionable Watering Place., in the char:46l-r of
• Naiad. Her (kill in the fcience of fwimmin,,,, has
gained much admiration, and the has received the
elegant appellation of the Diving Belk.
During the Funeral Oratiup at Grofveoor Chapel,
on Sunday, the pickp,,ckets were extreme hot. --
Mrs. Finch, hoofekerper to the Ezrl of Corfierficld,
194 a molt Taiftlable gold watch.