Star.
London, England, 1802-08-14 00:00:00

hiErifOUTII, AUGUST 12.

I..aft night their MAILS TI E S honoured the
atre with their pretence to fee the Cotoc.iv 14.
Way it Get Married, and the Entertainrnta: f
Guttering and Parockio. Mr. Er.s.iSTON rtrinr 7/1,
the parts of Frank rcitra :and Paruchic ;
by Mrs. Mict.s. The houfe was well
„.1
they were highly applauded by their Majedie
the company.

This morning his &lei &STY, Princeffc4Acc :1: 74
and SOPHIA bathed.

Their MAltsri es are gone on board the 1{0741
Yacht again this morning. There will be a gi:in,l
failing match this day by the barges and pleafu:t
boats, to and from Lulworth.

Princers CH •RLOTT R Of WALES, the COlllittri of
ELGIN, and Lady STAwasa., took an airing ore;
the Beach in her Majelty's fociable.
Sir CHARLES MORGAN, Mr. LET RSTON,
BELL, Mr. FAH stand MrS.COODHULL and faz6;:y,
are arrived here.

ThCir MAJESTIES and the PRIN CES S 0 10111'
Theatre this evening with their preicnce (it being
the laR night of Mr. Ewsros's pet formiNt) t,
fee the Comedy of UVI Oats, and the EnteitAil..
ment called My Grandmother. Between the hay
and the Entertainment, Mils ELLISTON,
rears of age, will appear on this !Loge in a liZat;t
corapofed for the occafion.

BRIGHTOA; AUOUST 12.

A bright. delightful morning, loft breezes frnr*
the fea. The day was uffiertd in by hoilling the
Royal Flag or Standard on the Battery, the
Church Steeple, Hicks's Hotel. in honour of hi
Royal Highnefs's Birth day. No cannon faed, as
they are all hoofed. His Royal Highnefs the
Duke Of CLARE:NCR, and Duke of ORLEANS, ujm
refide at the Pavilion, breakfafled with the Pt
of WA'. s, and afterwards walked together a ihret
time, and convetfed with Lady BERKLEY : Ad.
miral PAYNE took a turn with the Princefs GEE*
CANDOR Fr, a Ruffian. national:4e Promenade's
abounded in the forenoon, as ulual. Soehihich
curricles, and equenrians, paraded the difftreht
rides round about the environs of the Stelne,
and exhibited a very pleating fpedtaele. At half
paR one his Royal Highnefs rode to the Devil's
Dyke, to review his regiment ; at ttt o o'clock, his
Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cznacvcr, Duke of
ORLEANS, and Lord and Lady Br It IC LE v, took an
airing in the Prince of Wales's fociable. His Royal
Hightiefs the Prince of WALES, after having ro-
viewed his regiment, returned to the Pavilion, to
drefs, from which place he fet off, at five, to
Lord and Lady Locates, at Wick, to dinner,
in his fociable, accompanied by the Duke of CLA.
RENCE, Duke of ORLEANS, Marquis of LOCH, Lord
SACICTILLE, the Hon. Mr. GERMAINE, and Colonel
Mow r °oar r a tr.

The dinner given by Lord LUCAN in honour of
his Royal Highnefs's birth day, was of the mod
fumptuous kind, every delicacy being called in to
gratify the taße and eye.
fa-morrow his Royal Higinlets the Duke of
Ctatt vac it commands at the Theatre. The piece
is the Dame, and wick the /Are.
The preparations made at the Cattle this even.
ing for the flipper are of the tint dile. Every art
nature and fancy can produce will be exerted.;
Covers are laid fur s3o perfons.
His Royal Highnefs gives a dinner, ball and
(upper to-morrow, to which all the fathion of the
place are invited, in return for the compliment
paid him by the ball and (upper at the Cattle on his
birth day.

TWE.LTF O'CLOCK AT ►i►CHT.
Our PRINCE'S birth-day was celebrated at the
Cale Inn, with every poffible demonftration of
joy and pleasure. Nearly 400 perfons were pro.
lent. Their Royal Highneffes the PRINCE of WALLS,
the Duke of CLAIR/Mgt the Duke of ORLEAN*
and the whole of die dinner party ftom Wick, Cl}
1 tercel the ball-room, about half-pall ten, prior to
which only one dance had been gone down. The
Royal Party appeared in high fpirits, and were
received with " Cod Serve !be King," on their corn.
ing into the room.
The dance then continued until pafi twelve,when
the company (at leaft near 300 of them) fat down
:o a hipper plentifully fupplied and elegantly dd.
pored, confifting Gf the choiceß viand. that could
be poffibly procured, and the paßry and con•
leaionary were moft pleafingly dir crfified. In
the Prince's room, covers were laid for about fifty
perfons. Among the company prefent, were
His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, Duke of Clarence,
Duke of Orleans, Marquis Lorn, Lord and Lady Loran, Lard.
and Lady Clermont, Lord and Lady WA= Ruff al, Lord
kigremont, Lady Mesborough, Sir J. Shelly, Sir John and Lady
Lade, Admiral Payne, Hun. Mr. Lamb, Colonel Dalrymple,
Sir G. and Lady Prefeott, Hon. Mrs. Walpole, Mrs. Huila-
ben, Mr.and Mrs. Mutters, Mr Mutters, jun. Mr. and Mrs.
Anton, Mr. P. craven, Mr. Galway, Mr. &rope Bernard, Mt.
Emmet, Mr. Day, and Colonel George Leigh.
The day was celebrated at the Pavilion by his
Royal Fliglinefs'sHoutehold and Tradefmen with
great hilarity and feftivity.
The illuminations the moft diftingnifhed were :
on the Steine, the two Libraiies, particularly Gre-
gory's, the device, G. P. W. The New Library,
on the Eaft Cliff, a plume of feathers of G. P. W.
in variegated brilliant coloured lamps. The dif-
ferent coach-offices difplayed their loyalty. no
Cagle was illuminated with great talk. A plume
of feathers over the portico, which had a good
effeet. The Grove G. and a Star, W.in variegated
colours. Mr. Dring, grocer, in North-fireet, a beau-
tiful G. P.W. two Stars, one on each fide the Oton
door. Great Eaft-freer, Mr. Martin, paltry-coo:,
ornamented the front of bis houfe with variegated
coloured lamps. In the fame greet, a hat and arti-
ficial feather warehoufe, P. W. very handfome.—
The bells rang at dole of day.—Rockets, marrow.
bones and cleavers, in (bort a general cheerfulnels
pervaded the town.
Two accidents happened in the afternoon, Lord
SACKVILLE'I curricle was dallied to pieces, hu:
very fortunately hisLordlhipefcaped unhurt; Mrs.
Comeau mos was overturned in her curricle, and
much hurt.

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Lan arrivado.-Eart of Chicbefter, Lord Grualcy, Lady
!liadrfogib! Sir 4:hl_ol.lc. Prekoq. Sir Harry Featberiton a.

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Arrived. and failed to the Ealtward. the Bourddais frigate,
Or. HAIL 9, in 4t days from jarrlaiel. The fquadrou of
Admiral Du ...Amon r n was lying there, and preparations were
ciding (or their Liling for England. Laft night, after poll.
:a:teal and came into harbour the Beaver, of :8 guns, Capt.
lavas, from Ireland.
'lli. day faikd the St. Derensts, of 0 PIM Capt. BING"
a., u. to attend his Majelty at Weymouth.
Tsw Clear, of 80 guns, Capt. Dornsuan, and La Diane'
a 43 glans, Capt. ST trig:vow, were paid of, and laid up in

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST r 3.
Arrived the ALISANDIR man of war, of 74 gone; WA the
►at.ce Gernere tranfport, both from the Strclghts.