Star.
London, England, 1804-08-13 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. AUGUST to.

The weather yellerday was bright and clear, and
more than eommoaly favourable to charioteers, equef-
trians, and pzJellrian; ; the late rains having com-
pletely allayel the dud, and given art additional zed
to exelcile. _ _

The Panics, attended by a fingle (cream only, was
on horfeback the greater part of the morn;ng.
In the evsning the Stevne, indeed, exhibited a blaze
of rank, elegance, falbion, and beauty.
The BAD at the Cattle, •or rasher what was intend-
ed to have concluded with fuch a diverrion, had not.
excepting in one Gentleman from Worthing, a fingle
'truant. _ _ _ _ _ .

A match of cricket, on the Prince's ground, for so
guineas. was yefterclAy played betw -en Mr. Ho*as
and the individuals of the Brighton Club. and the
H•m. Mr. Uvrow, and Cricketers of the Bollix Mt-
litia, &c. which terminated in favour of the latter, and
fear wickets to go down. Another match between
the fame parties for zoo guineas, it is rumoured, is irc

contemplation.
The fragments of the disjointed 'Oils, wrecked
here during the ha week, are hill to be Peen (cutter-
ed about the Beach, and obtain many fpelitators in
the courts of the day.
The weather to-day has been damp and tempelln-
on'. The Panics, no.witleanding, was on horfe
sick For fume time 1 e ore din .er. Tandems, cum.
clzs, and buggies, have adu been beyond abundance
in the (tree..

Among our ha arrivals of importavee are,
The Marchioncfs of Wellrney. Mr. and Mn Halhkie, Mr
Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Qeen. Mr. Hari toot, Mr. J. White. Mr.
Jofeph Bond, Rev. G. ikasharn. Re•. E. Cannon, Mr. R. S Weft,
Mr,. S. Carter, Mr. Evelyn, Mr. H. Jaws. Mil• Duller, Mr.
HUI. Mr. Bowman. Mr. W. Curtis, Mr. Morris. Mr Minds, Mr.
Butler. Mr. Weller, Mr. tunas, Mr. J. Imam. Sir J. Kapok
Lard horribras, &c. &c.

The Right Hon. Jou* Forraa. was re-eletged for
the county Louth on Monday
_ _ .

The cl:fpute between General Hamixrcos and Co).
Boaz arofe from ditrepence of political opinion.—
The crinduti of Mr. LIVIAGaToNI at Paris Wiab Almon
uoiverfally d'fappiovcd in Americas and the public
voice had already delignated Mr. HAMILTON as his
fucceffor. This choice was not fupprifed to be much
approved by the oppolite patty, among whom, we
believe, Mr. Boaz was one of the moil zealous.
We readily admit the merit due to the Officers and
Regiment of Oxford Volunteers, alluded to in a late
Reading Paper. They certainly are a fine body of
men ; but if their high Rate of difcipline had been
attributed to the unremitting exertions and military
ardour of their Adjutant, the paragraph would have
been more jug.
Married on Thurfday fall at St. Alban's, CHRISTO•
Fiera Pusi.sa, Efq. to MIA Kano, of Lower Sey-
mour-fireet.

The Rev.ROSIIRT POTTIR, the learned Tranflatere
of the Tragedies of affifchylus, Euripides, anrl &pho-
ebe, was found dead in his bed Taft Thurfday morn-
ing at Lowelloffe, of which place he had been Vicar.
The valuable and important office of Receiver-Ge-
neral of Ireland, fall., by A patent revertion, to Sir
Gsoac s Suss, late Secretary of the high Treafury.
By the death of the Earl of Dysaar, Lady Lou-
ISA M fucceeds to his Lordibip's tides and
elates. The Earldom being a title in fee, her La-
dy (hip, of courfe, becomes Counters in her own right ;
and Sir WIRLI•M MANNSIS, her elded fon (now
Lord HUNTINGTOVR), becomes heir apparent to the
remainder of the titles. _ _

It was decided at the ElTer affizes that to Real
oyfters I. not/dewy, becaufe they fometimes go from
one ki to another. Ha man were indiaed for run-
ning away with a woman, would it be a good defence
It) ul•ad that soma have been known to go to other
ire than their kifiamis
A magnificent Theatre is to be built at Bath, for
which upwards asocol. have already been fubfcribed.
There lately met, upon Wind's, five gentkmen of
Leith, who, upon comparing notes, found they had
'meaty two children among diem, Jfiy-ix of whom,
with their mothers, were then alive.

Bosino.—A young coachman, called 7easasy frear
Town, and another blade of the whip. named ',boy
Rolfe, are matched to fight for a handfonsefum. The
difpute store at Cakb ffalehrbes fight. and was conti-
nued at Brantford, when it broke out into open vio-
lence. Jeralay is the favourite at preftnt.
By letters from'Surinans, Demerara, and Belsiet,
we learn that Sir C. Gases has ifTued a Proslansa-
tion, allowing the importation of all kinds of Ame-
can produce for four months, from the IR of June,
fubjell to a duty of 4 per cent. on the invoice. The
duty on tie capon of colonial produce was fised at 8
per cant.
Letters from St. Thomas's, dated the 27th of
June, Rate that the markets were uncommonly heavy,
in e-nfequence of the contraband trade with the Spa-
nab main and Manch being interrupted by the pira-
cies of the French cruisers, which plunder and cap-
ture the reacts of all a.tions iadatuiazinatcly.

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Panzanea. Avis. te.4..ance my 1i the Dos.vain
revenue cutter put in here from a Mize, but failed
again this morning fcr Falmouth, having the Furl),
London Trader, Rowe mailer, with tin, under con-
voy. The GANNET floop of war Gilt remains at an-
chor in the Road.

Fm.ssoum, Annusr to.—Arrived this evening
the DIANA packer, Sr. AultYPI, with snails from Lif.
bon, in fifteen days. She left there the Palace of
Waters packet, which arrived out in five days, and
la Revosurmanatas frigate; the Asivnion frigate

(Ailed a few dzys before on a cruize ; the Charlotte,
Portoguefe frigate, had failed the zoth nit. for France,
with a great quantity of fpecie on board. On Mon-
.

day lali. the Dtana fate, in lat. 45.4 long. It. to.
foot fail of the line (Leering W. S. W. the wind then

E. N. E. they made fignals to the packet, which Cap-
taM Sr. AWITII did not Underiland. Arrived alfo
his Majelly's (hip ()Romans, of 3a guns, Captain
Hsu., from Portfmooth ; Mangles Eaa India (hip,
RIM for Bengal; the Chatty, &taste, for Qtlebec ;
Iris, SMITH, for ditto; Britilh King, Lima, for ditto;
Two Elizas, BoULros, for Newfoundland; Olive
Branch, for Halifax ; Clary WART, for South Seas;

and Lady Warren armed (hip, Captain WlEst.t.aa,
from a cruize, and failed again this evening g the
Pruffian dngger Critis, Captain BUT, from Sc. Mar-
tin. Sailed the HIND cutter, ALLAN, on a cruize.
Put back by contrary wind the Tnwisti am o, Cuss-
.. •

TiILTIIILD, and Qyzew CMAILLOTTg packets, which
failed on Wednefday for Li(bnn, Jamaica, and
America. }Wronger& by the Diana, Jamss Rica•
aans, Efq. Miniiler at Cadiz ; Captain Grotto&
B of the (hip Hawke, from Muntevido, bound
to France, put into Lithon very leaky ; fine con-
demned.—Wind W.

PLYMOUTH, AUOOST rt.—Came in the Tit on-
Mlle, of 74 guns, from the Channel fleet, to refit :
alto the Jaetchkenthal, Captain Kt , from
Dantaie, laden with naval (lore', for the dock yard.
Sailed to join the Channel fleet, the Palace Geoacia,
of 98 guns: failed alto the Patacess CNA/SLOTT',
'of 40 guns, raid to be defined for the Eaf Indies;
doe RANOIM cutter, of 54 guns, and the BUST cut-
ter, of 4 guns, on a eruize.
Letters received from the fleet, brought by the
Come:sena, 74, Captain J. PILLIw, dated off the
Black Rocks the 6th infant, Rate, that on Sunday
lad the whole French fleet, confining of twenty-one
fail of the line and fix frigates, were plainly teen at
anchor, by the look-out cutters in Camaret Bay, but
that on reconnoitering the Bay on Monday laft it was
clear of (hips, and on Tuefday the whole of the
French fleet had returned their Ration in the outer
road of Been, at tingle anchor. Thus againditappoint-
Mg the hopes of our gallant tart to give them a broth,
as this letter lays, the officers and (cameo of the Bri-
tint fleet were anzilufly waiting to bring the enemy
to anion, having been on the alert for two days.
—Came in la TIGSS, 84 guns, Captain HVLLwILL,
from off Breft ; the failed a fcw days lime to join the
fleet, but returned to this port t) be paid, as the enemy
have returned to the outer harbour of Brett.
Poarsmovr a, A uc. v.—The Hazaato, Rationed
off Quiberon Bay, looked into l'Orient on Sunday,
the 29th July. She obferved in the inner harbour a
line of battle (hip, with a broad pendant, and a fri-
gate, Ivolt with their fails bent, and in the outer road,
under Fort Louis, a corvette, of s 4 guns, and two
brigs, of 14 guns each. Finding they (hewed no
sfifpnfitiow to come out, the gave chace to a floop
working op along that e, which the drove between
the Ihrvidout Rock and the (hare, under a com-
mending cliff, about three miles to the foutli•eaft of
the eatranee of the harbour, where a body of men
with (mall arms, affembled. The cutter was im-
mediately difpatched, with Lieutenant W ,
and a party of men, who, after keeping up a heavy
fire for a confiderable time upon the pen; 1:, defending
her from the Ihore, boarded her in a moll gallant
manner, and brought her out. She proved to be
la Columbe, of Nantes, bound to L'Orient, with
corn for the fervice of the marine. The cutter re.
ceived much damage in her hull and faili, but had
only one man nightly wounded. The prize has
afely arrived at this port. Sailed the Pttro,
of s 6 guns, Captain Jayvee of, to join the Havre
(quad run. Came up to Spithead from St. Helen's,
the Ducto ism T, of ;a gun., Captain WALKS t. Ar-
rived from a cruize the LISPSTT brig, Lieutenant
Dodo; and Stmts. brig, Lieutenant Tura:Jason,
from Guernfey.
DIM, AUG. IL—Sailed the ROMIIST man of
war, for Shames; PL•T•GIS s &TT wan of war, to
the weft ward ; the bomew trd In and Eat India and
Leeward !nand fleets for the River, with f lof
the flips from Jamaica : the ref of the fleet fr..m ja.
insicarentain in the Downs for want of hands and pilots
to conduit them to the River.—Arrived the H•aer
and Aunt zo Hoops of war, from a cruize off the
French coat, sad remain in the Downs with the
Monastic, Unwire, lartsztets, VITSRAII, And
MOUSY men Of war; LIDA, C•STCHI, CHAMPION,
Armies I, Etat/tars, and la IMISIORTALITS ft ;gates ;
Sa:0171112S, OUSTS% and Boa PVT& (loops of war, Is.
veral gun brigs, the Defence A ps, and a Beet clot:t-
amed-boned vetch. Wind 8. W.