Star.
London, England, 1802-01-08 00:00:00

WINDSOR, yANudißr 7.

Their MAJEsvtas, and the ROYAL. FAMILY, Wilt
remove from the Queen's Lodge to the Qmeen',
Palace, on Wednefday, the t3th inßant, for the
Winter fcafon.

Hie MAJESTY'S vifits to Windfor for the remain
der of the Winter, till Lent, will be on Fridays ;
he will return to Town on the Monday following.
This being the Anniverfary of the Birth-day or
the Priacefs CHAR LOTT& of Wales, who attains h.r
lath year, the fame was celebrated here by ring.
ing of bells, firing of guns, and other demonilra-
tions of refpeet. Their MAJESTIES received the
compliments of the Nobility and Gentry of the
neighbourhood on the occafion, and in the evening
had a large card party at the Queen's Lodge.
Sir WILLIAM and Lady PITT, are vifitors to
their MAissTi Es at the Queen's Lodge.

Their MAJESTY'S Chrillmas Donations to the
Poor of Windfor, have been dittributcd by the
Rev. Dr. F4sit ER. to the comfort of many indigent

EPIGRAM.

ADD TO A LOOZJACIOOS rrmitt.t, WIIO WAS BORN
SHORTEST DAT.

I lament you were born on St. Tbairsaie at),
And my reafon is one of the ftrongeß ;
For truly, dear JA t a, you have joima
That you &mild have been born en the tsaglit
mum.

His MiIJELTY has ordeted that no perfons, ex.
cept thofe belonging to the houfehold or on buff.
nefs, be admitted into the new palace at Kew.—
For the arid obfervancc of this order, ccntinels
are placed at the two extremities of the park.

His Royal Highnefs the Duke of YOR r is going
on a ihnothig party to Lord GwvoiP.'s, at Lanz-
ley Park, near Uxbridge. Many perfons of dif-
tindion are paffing the Chritimas holidays with
that family.
A grand ball was given on Thurfday lag at the
Cagle at Brighton. The PRINCE, and all the fa.
fhionables were prefent.
On New Year's Day, his Grace the Duke of
RICHMOND made a donation of 3oolbs. of beef to
the poor in the neighbourhood of Goodwood.
Open houfe has been kept for feveral days at
Chatfworth, in Derbythire. Monday lag was the
Duke of DEVONSHIRE'S birth-day, and on the oc-
cafion a fplendid entertainment was given,to which
all the neighbouring Nobility and Gentry were in.
vited. The Duke and Duchefs of Devossolits,,
Ladies IiARKIET CAVENDISH, and ELIZABETH
FORSTER, return to town the latter end of the
month.

The Earl of CHOLMONPELEY had a (porting
party with him at Houghton, his feat in Norfolk,
left week : the Duke of BEDFORD, Lord Joe*
Tiffs es, and Lord PacrT, were the principal
Riots, whole guns, in the courfe of fix days, joint-
ly brought in,Hares 165--Pheafents 4.s—Par-
tridges 2.••••••212 heads of game, befidts a brace
of Woodcocks, and five Rabbits.

Game is now plentiful in jerky from the coat
of France. Every boat that comes over brings a;
leaft 400 brace of Fartridges. Oyflers from Can-
calle-Bay fell in jerky at a penny a dozen.

Wednefday tall Sir BaaltLEY WM. GUISE. Ban.
was unanimoully elated Verderer for the For ft 91
Dean.

Owing to the fall (of fnow in all parts of the
kingdom, many of the mail coaches did not arrive
till noon yefterday, fo that the letters were not
delivered in various parts of the town before fix
o'clock in the evening.

The Serpentine river yetterday was attended by
many perfons of fathion in carriages and on foot.
The ice being good, it attraAed many tkaiters.-...
Among the number were Colonel BLiott and Mr.
SCOTT ; both thefe Pentlemen were much noticed
for the rafe and elegance of their retrograde move.
menu.

Sir SIDNEY SMITH was prefent at the benefit of
the Matter of the Ceremonies at the Upper Rooms,
Bath, on Monday Lift, and was received with a
general built of applaufe by a crowd of elegance
and beauty. A green-eyed Monfir, having infulted
feveral Ladies, was actually turned out of the
rooms ; he acknowledged his offence, offered any
apology, and to make every reparation, nay, to
give his Bond not to be again In impertinent ; but
the expulfion w4s voted generally, and obferved.
during the night ; notwithflanding, he was fo
weak as to try to get in again.

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DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—Mrs. LLi NGTON'II
Maadaae attraaed tail night a very numerous au-
dience to this theatre. She was encored in " Let
not Rage thy Bairn firing," and " The Soldier
Tired." The call for the repetition of the latter
vitas oppofed by a confiderable part of the' au-
dience, who ware apprehenfive that the exertion
might prove hurtful to her. The coined Jailed
fcir feveral minutes; but Mrs. BlLLiscrrom at
length—came forward, and the rags of the con-
tending. faftions was Coon foothed to reft by her
'fafcinanng concord of feet founds. The Opera,
went off with great alas, to which KULLY and
Mrs. MOUNTAIN contributed, as well as the he
roine of the Piece.

Some of the &filing coded-bat blades met with
a woeful difappointment a few evenings fince.—
Thefe &dr, not deeming it prudent, after !hutting
up (hop, to drefs at home for fhining in the Box.
lobby, had lodged their tremendous hats, buck.
(kin breeches, boots, rte. at an adjacent public.
honfe, where they affernbled to robe and unt:obe.
A height of induiry, drinking in the room wh;rc
their box of taraphontarto lay, and finding it very
portable, made free to decamp with it, and there-
by rcduced thefe (lathing gentry to vifit their more
proper element at the Theatre, thc4srier.

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