Star.
London, England, 1802-08-27 00:00:00

7L27110U711, AUGUST 24.

Their MAJESTIES an,l the PRINCESSES CrNI not
rctirn behove fire o'clock. His Royal Hightiefs
:hr WALES accompanied his Royal
Rtrents, :tn.f went with them to the Races, with
which ;Lc whole of the Family were highly de-
; after which his RANA!. HIGHNESS frt off
f'.l London.
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mlrning their MAlrs-rus and the PRIM•
CEsS:' C. acct tniunit:d by Lurd and Lady RoLLE,
Did \VAL.SI%GIIAM, I,I:I.IeSCRANLEY :1114.1 CATH-
CAItr, and Mrs. DRAY, Went on hoard the yacht,
it blowing a Itii br,ezd to the South ; about an
lour after they had beea on board there was a
1;t.11•y lhower of rain
au -, s r s.—The Ro N. AL FAMILY came allutre
at a., o',:lock, after havi:.g. landed at Portland
I:1.11d, on account of the lkavy fwell.

'llk morning his MAJESTY and the Duke of
Crr1L0tt.....41,, with i11...iv at:end.itits, rode to
I,l,,sickton Down, to review tile 1101 Light Dri-
ri,n;, comm Anded he Geilcral EGFRTI,N. The
fei:iment made a tine appz...trance, and wen corn
piimented by the KING for their military skill.
The QVEEN and PRINCESSES took an ailing in
their carnage,.

Fur 12,1.31 Highnef4 th:: Duke Of GLOUCESTER
arrivrd htte a aiu Liit night.
702 ROYAL FA %I I Ly leave Weymouth on Wed-
telliay the tit of September.

The Sovereign; rf Rana and Sweden had an
i.:tervk .4- on the :gth of July at Grand Abborfors,
in llao.d.

Acco-iiior to letters from St. Peterthurzh, of
the 3c:!.. ult. a French Emigrant of di:tinaton has
ir..l irrefl their, and afters% AI J% fent
out of the Ruffian Empire, for haring puhliclr
ail: rtal, tkit BONAPAR rE was as much Emperor
in France as „•1. t.F.XANDFR I. in Raffia. The offen-
der hell a charge under the Ruffian Government
J. %seek. Cr. ops of the ,6th, or Qpeen's
rezin.ert of Light Dragrons, marched throurth
61,,uceller, in two dieifions, on their icnite from
Salibtry to Liverpool, where they exped to ern
11171: for Itelan.l. The remainder of the corrs ate
Ce ilationed in their former quarters till further
enders.

Monday the Magi(trate% and Council of Du m
cr:es voted an elegant fword to Lient.•Cal. Jame,:
STEWART, of the gallant 4td regiment, for emi-
nent ferv:ces rendered his King and Country, in
many hard fought and brilliant a6lions with that
veteran corps. The Provoll was requelled to carry
this refolution into immediate effed.
TRomAS PAIR F. embarked a few days fince at
Havre for America.

Wedr.efil.ay a meeting of about 3goElcelorc off he
County of Middlefex, in the diflrias of
S!ole Nzwington, Hackney, Clerkentrell, and the
a.laeent parts, took place at Canonburrhoufe,
Itlirgton.
Oa Site arrival of the news of ROWLAND BUR-
Dos's baying a fon and heir at Sunderland, the
bells weru fet a ringing, and in the evening a fplcn
did illumination took place on Wearmouth-bridge.

On Tiiefday laD, a large party of the friends of
Mr. Buttons, in Gatethead an-1 the vicinity, dined
at the Goat Inn. to celebrate the return, for the
third time, of that Gentleman to ParliaMent.
Lady SOSAN DREW, a few days ago, gave a
Moipieraile at Chichefler, near Bognor, at which
jolt 4 pe tons attended, moll of them Officers.
Ea:l 17,..TECtit and coke on Monday lafl crof-
fed the &idol Channel ;n the Packet which has
lately efiablithed between Ilfracombe and
Sy.anfe.i. Lnrdliiip goes from Milford to Wa-
ttrfoid, to vilit his elates in that part of Ireland.
Among the laft arrivals at Bath are his Grace
tea Dul:e of PORTLAND, Lady DE CLIFFO^.I4
Lrid and Lady ROMNEY. Mr. GR ANT, Fli n.
W. F. Norrott, Sir R. Ho/me, General Iv LI.LR,
Mr. and Mrs. STRUTT, and Mr. and Mrs. Ric.
Err Ts.

The Right Hon. the Earl of EGREMONT, accom-
panied by his brother, the Him. Mr. WINDHAM,
and the Rev. Mr. BEN son, vitited Whitehaven on
Tucliay fe'nnight. After viewing the harbour, &c.
they defcended into the coal works, where they
remained for fume time, and returned in the even-
ing to Cockermouth Cattle. On Thurfday morn-
ing his Lordihip left Cockermouth for Rofe Cattle,
on his way to Scotland: and Mr. WINDHAM fet
ok about the fame time for York. It is faid
that his Lordflaip is particularly delighted with the
rotation of Cockermouth Cattle, and has given
orders for repairing lime parts of that ancient and
noble edifice; which, for fo many ages, was the
fen of fplendor and magnificence. Time, how-
ever, which has long robbed it of thole appendages,
has (by the aid of cultivation) improved its pro-
fpeets ; which are, certainly, amongit the molt
luxuriant and charming that are to be met with in
the north of England.

By American papers, received yefterday down
to the 23d ult. we have the unwelcome intelligence
of the return of the fever at Philadelphia. From
the Gazette of July 22, we copy the follow-
ing It cannot be denied, that there have ap-
peared, within a few days pall, in the Northern
Nits (f the city of Philadelphia, many cafes of
fear of a very malignant kind. The official re-
',snit of the Board of Health, of that place, pith-
MI( ! in this day's paper, unhappily fubllantiates
el,: Lie."

0:1 referring to the report here alluded to, we
find the particular; of eight cafes slated, in which
the fever proved mortal. Moll of the fufferers
Et:longed to, or had communication with one
foully ; and yet the report comes to the following
c.unclufion :—A number of other perfons, in the
Lane ;10ghbottrItood, were taken lick, 12 of whom
indifpofed, of which number four are
ezetned to lie dangeroufly ill. In all the cafes
3bov• fl.tted, no inflinices if mansion bow been after-
-10;'7'.11" What greater proof can be required of
the exiiienee of contagion, than this general morta-
r... riehr. "els • I nnGd to the GA? .