Star.
London, England, 1804-08-30 00:00:00

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Warstours, Auousr 27.- —Their Maleflies, as
by the whole of the Printery', Duke of
CosisP.iocia,and a numerottnfuite of the Nobility and
fervaats, with the tieen's band of Muficians. west
on board tbe Rovai.Zorsa aloe yacht this morning,
at t t o'clock, under the dircharge of cannon from the
little fquadron appointed for their immediate ufe and
convoy, and flood out of the bay with a fine breeze
at E. N. E. and continued under weigh till five
o'clock. At one, the Kiva dined ; and at two, the
gyms and Royal Family partook of an elegant din-
ner upon the quarter-deck ; during which time the
Band played feveral .deliglitful airs. His Moitsry •
was much delighted with this his fir& ezeurtion
and expretred much pleafure at the fuperior failing of
his new yacht, which certainly beat not only the
ROYAL CHAILLOTTII (his late yacht). but every (hip
of the fquadron. His MAJCSTY was in excellent fpi-
t
tits, improves hourly in health. and fermi quite a
home !ince his arrival here ;
alt five the Royal boats
were manned, and they retned on fhore in the
ing,under the like One, when the whole Fa-
mily were at the Play. The Kola rife. very early,
bathes, rides on horfeback, trantaas butinets of State,
and leans not a moment unemployed the whole of
the day. It is his Mature's intenti on to purthe
his fee excurfions every day that the weather will

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permit.
Auc nye. Monday evening, the Royal
Family honoured the Theatre with their prefence.—
The pieces commanded were, the Comedy of "The
Soldier's Daughter," the Scotch Ballet of " Donald
and Peggy," and the Farce of " Mifs in her Teens."
The part of Governor Heartall, in the Play, was per-
formed by Mr. Dawson; and that of the Widow Cheer-
ly, by Mrs.F aaaaa . The whole ofthe charaders were
extremely well fupported, and this popular Play went
off with great eclat. In the Ballet, hlr. Mittra in
the chard of the Drunken Footman, introduced a
comic fret frail in wooden thou; the novelty of this
performance highly amufed. The Royal Family were
received on their entrance into the hot& with " God
face the Ring," io which they were joined by the
whole audience which was extremely crowded ; the
fame mark of refpee was (hewn them on their leaving

the hoofs.
The attendants on the Royal Family were, Earl
of Ullllllsol, Generals CMITWILIGINT, GIATII, and
FITZILOT, Ladies Ws and Tarns&
This morning his Mawr.. was on horfeback by
[even o'clock, to infpea the sd divifion of the Star-
lot-dative Militia.
Between two and three o'clock the Royal Family
failed in the Royal yacht for a cruise ; they had a
very fine bream, and by three o'clock they were quite
out of fight.
The following are among the laR arrivals here :
Earl of Uxbridge Coked St.
Lord Milton Rev. Mr. aril= St. John
Lad, Riddle Mr.Harrifon
Sir *qades lassafylde, Coked Mr. Jones
of the Stafforilldea Militia Mr. sod Mrs. Doges
Colonel Lee, a the So nerfet Mr. Wel&
Militia Mr. Whitehead
C tie of tie ad fkinerfet Mrs. sonour Come.
Wood Meld

Yefterday Lord Ildst.vsz.xt came to town from
Wimbledon ; loon after the arrival of his Lordiltip
Sir Hosts POPHAM had a long audience.
Yefterday a Court of Direftors was held at the
Estft-India Houle, which adjourned, at fix o'clock,
till Ft ids, ; the Court afterwards gave their Annual
Venifon Dinner to the Scrutineers, at the London
Tavern. -
A Club of tagety-right honeft and independent Ar-
tizans fent their joint fubfcription, amounting to
s tl. 6s. towards the fund for maintaining theerfes Mid-
dicks Eleftion. with the following copy of V
To Wit the wftlaos of • trawl wale.
A mite for FIZZ owes beeper we fubferibe
"Pro,fo to oar country that we ere net lava
" Or tools who cringe to pteafe corrupted kwites.
" In aid of the Subfcriptieo opened at the Crowe awl
CAnchor
of
Ta•crn. rei:fupportici the Elective frattehifs of the ounty

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butmefes." -
We have been informed from good authority, that
the SPiCITSCRI copied into the STAR OR the 24th init.
fiom a Morning paper. refpeaing what the %takers
term their Sufferings, was not quite cone& The
fail, as we now underfland it is. that they have no
fund, or other provifion, for reimburfing fuch of their
perfualion as are difirained upon for arty demands,
with which they fcruple to comply.
The Lords of Council have, we underßand, deter-
mined, during the courfe of the prefent war, to ad
here flrialy to that article of the Navigation All
which prohibits the importation of articles of foreign
produce in American (hips, though (hipped on be-
half of Britilh Merchants refident in this country.—
Several applications for this indulgence have lately
l r been made by mercantile houfes of the firs refpeaa-
hility, all of which have been rejeaed in the matt pe.

remptory manner.
The friends of the different watering places feem
to think that the htit mode of invitee: company, is by
Rating that 4. /aigntgr let extrnaely dear, and sta a haft
is to be had."
A Lawyer being afked his opinion, refpefling the
ronduet of the Mu:ow 11.1.thfrates, replied with great
gravity—." they ought to be indicted fort erin' an
efrap."
The report of Game-keepers, and others, intereßed
in the purfuit of game, is highly favourable to Spartf
men; partridges, they fay, were fcarcely ever known
to be more plentiful than at the prefent feafon.
Martha Green, the well-known Senior Pri:flefi of
the Bah at Brighton. now more than four fcore years
of age, of a hazy, but extremely hale appearance.
boait. that fhe has preferred her health and com-
plexion and kept fo plump and easy. from having
for thel
ali filty years of her life. been almoit perpe-
tuallyfirprd to the chin in brine.
Tuefday fe'nnight two young women hired a horfe
and gig at Brighton to take them on a party of plea
lure to Newhaven, but before they had readied Rot-
tingdean, the horfe took fright, and ran away with
the carriage towards the Cliff. giving the women
barely time to throw themfelves out before he reached
the declivity. down which the animal and gig were
precipitated. By this accident the tormcr was in
dimly killed, and the latter cleated to atom. One
of the young women was only about four yards from
the precipice when fhe quitted the gig.