Star.
London, England, 1802-09-07 00:00:00

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLoCK:
3 per Cwt. Cold 68/ I I—for acc.
Old 5 pt.r Cent. loci—Omnium 8.1 dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Imp. 3 per Cent. 681
Onmium dd.
Lottery 'Tickets 171. t ts.
Conf. for Occt 68! 6yi 6lii‘ it

Bank Stock (hut
3 per Can. Red. that
3 per Cent. Conf. 68f
S per C. Ann tooilf

We have received Paris Journals to the 4th ink
inclufive. The principal intelligence is from Ra-
tifbon, and Rates that the Directorial Minitier of
the Empire having fixed the opening of the fittings
of the Erraordinary Deputation, on the 23J at
eleven in the morning, all the Members who are
to compote that Deputation, met at the appointed
hour, accompanied by their Secretaries, and M.
de BUHLER. The Ruffian Mini:ter diichlrged
provilionally the funCtions of M. de NORMAN, Mi.
flitter of Wurtemberg, who has not yet arrived.
The Sub-Delegate of Mentz opened the fittir
and fent notice to M. de HUGEL, the Impend
Commillioner : the latter foon after, arrived, and
delivered the opening fpeech. Never fence
treaty of Weflphalia, has Germany beheld 10 im•
portant an epoch. The Convention entered into
between the French Government and Ruffia, will
be difcuffed in a mars, and will be carried intocr-
ecution as loon as it has received the fanaioa of
the EMPEROR. The Deputation will continue to
fit every Tuelday and Thuirfday. A guard of 24
grenadiers parade before the Town Houle.
Letters from Marfeilles Rate, that the corvette
la Mutine, Captain RhYBAVD, belonging to the
French. Government, has arrived from Algiers
with very fatisfaCtory difpatches fur GuA ernment.

His MAJESTY will hold a Levee to-morrow at
St. James's Palace.

The Court goes out of mourning on Thurfday
next.

His MAJESTY, it is laid, has an intention to re•
fide fome months at Hampton Court Palace, which
has been fitted up in a flyle of elegance tit for the
reception of the Royal Perfonages.

The Prince of WALES arrived at Windfor on
Sunday . from Btighton, to pay his rcfpejin to
their MajtsriPS, on their return from Weyrrinum.
His Royal Highnefs does not come to town, but
returns to Btighton.

Friday night Chmmiilioners HARMOCD and
Tu c ER, of the Navy Board, an ived at tilt. George
Inn, Portfmouth, from Plymouth. And Saturday
afternoon Earl Sr. VINCENT, Captain MARKHAM,
Mr. GARTHSHORE, Lords of the Admiralt% ; and
Mr. MARSDEN, Secretary; alio Sir A. S. HA'
MOND, Comptroller of the NAvy, fi run P 1 mouth,
IA from Cuffnells, the feat of G. Rost,
Lordfllip was received by a Captain's GJarci of
the Royal Marines.

Lord NELSON and his party returned on Sun Jay
to Merton, from their tour through a part of the
Weft of England.

At the lalt Levee of the FIRST CONSUL, on
Thurfday, after the Grand Parade, MI. Fox was
prelented. The FIRST CONSUL, we are in;mm-d
by a Gentleman who has jolt arrived from Palk,
received Mr. Fox with particular dittinEtion. He
converted with him with a very marked attention,
and he had that he was extremely happy
to
have the
honour of Peeing a man whole fame as a Statef-
man filled all Europe ; and it was with peculiar
pleafure that he could add, that Mr. Fox had the
belt claim to his elieem, in being the itc.l.ly and
enlightened friend of peace and concilialion be-
tween the two countries.—Such, At le.ltt, WAS the
report at Paris of what the FIRST CONSUL had ilk!
to Mr. F.:mt. After the Levee Mr. Fox dined
itir
the FIRST CONSUL.

According to an official program from the Mina.-
ter of the Interior for the Italian Republic, the zyth
of laft month was to have been oblerved at Mi;an
di a folemn fellival in celebration of PATBON: P T S
:appointment to the Confullhip for life.
ban Citizens are told, as 311 excittmcnt to teilino-
'lies of public joy, that this event is " a fortimite
amen fur them." This obfervarion is perh
tended to prepare them for a iimilar
of the of their Conititiiti,q), by rn him
alto Prefident for life, and enabling him, in die
appointment of a fucceffor, to rival, their Jcitimes
to thole of the Great Natio".

The fereral Fraternities of Trade met, as ufual, In, addition to a new Chalybeake Spring, for
tl.i, at, ,n,ng. The Cocking commenced in the which pipes have been laid, and a pump is now
C,,, l'iz thont ten o'clock. Lord Dulles cocks ereaing, another has been recently difcovered iii
Wed, on the main game with Mr. Caoss, four the garden of Mr. Hmtwoon, the Librarian, timi-
oat r fix I'wo bye games were fought between Jar in taße and operation to the water at the re-.
Lnrd Dt ssy's cocks and Mr. Caoses, for ten gui- gular Spas. It is laid that iOOO guineas have
meas. His Lordlhip's won them both. I been offered for it to the proprietor, and refuted.
Aster the t.ocking was over, the company pro. • The town continues full. Among the Jail ar
ceetled to the race ground in grand cavalcade. rivals are, Mr. Atiosarrkaa and family,
Soon after ore o'clock, the races commenced. The plan of the New Theatre is fixed upon, and
There a as
five
fport to-day. The bettings were the fira (lone will very (portly be laid. It Is to be
four and five to one in favour of the winning an elegant building, confiderably fuperior in fize
011 both days, a large gland was filled to the prefent Theatre, which holds only between
with Ladie,. The following is the lill of bodes : 401. and go!. The fituatioh is at the back of the
ccL giv'en by Lord Derby, 2 mile heats. Upper Rooms, in the Cambrey meadow.
art. vtoddrelf4 b. C. Maccksfickl
s b c.
dly a Sweepflakesaf togs. each for hunters, miles.
hg. dr. Mr. Peddres b. g. r I
14 Horn's:a. I.fq', b. h. dr. Mr. Gillibrand's b. g. 2 2
At fonr o'clock, the Mayor gave a molt lump-
mans dinner to a large party. at the Guild Hall.
lull vros invited, and, after dinner, entertained the
erropany with " When Phmbus Sinketh in the
W ea," and " Black Ey'd &Ilan," which he lung
in a molt charming Ityle, and was thought by
c‘...ty body never to have fung better. The Mayor
very obligingly entertained the company with a
moll excellent Long, as did feveral other Gentle-

PRESTON, SEPT. 3.

CPIBLtEkIMM, SEPT. 1.

i I
2 2

Ay the whole of the boxes at the Theatre
were t.tken, and in the evening the houle over-
fl in every part, at an early hour. The Earl
and Countefs of Main., Lord Stmitur and his
two anti.tble lifters, Lady STANLEY and Lad:-
CHARLoTTE a:NUM, Mr. BRADDYL, Mifs PAT,
TPA, and About thirty other fathionables, graced
tme the frort boxes. The Play was al Cure for
the Mart Ache. The Entertainment was, The Rival
Soldiers.

Lord STANLEY, bne of the Members for the
town, was Foreman of the Grand Jury at the Lan-
caller Affizes, which prevented his attendance at
the Guild the two firft days, but as loon as the bu-
fines was over, he came with all poffible (peed,
and arrived here on Wednefday morning.
The Guild has brought here a great number of
exhibitions, arming them are paintings by de Lou-
therbourg, Mr. O'Brian; the Irlih Giant, and, by
way of contrz ft, a young woman of the name of
Ridfdale, only thirty-two inches high, two com-
panies with feats of horremanihip, &c. &c.

MARGATR, SEPT. S.

Mrs. Jnauss's Benefit, on Friday laft, attracted
all the genteel company in the He of Thanet.
The boxes were all taken, many days previous;
and the anxiety of the refidents to gain admittance
was fo great, as to induce them to attend at the
doors of the Theatre, an hour before the ufual
time of opening the Houfe. Above an hundred
were refufed admittance. The performances were,
The Way to Kett Him, and- The SpoiPd
Her Grace of DEVONSHIRE was prefect, and fat
in the right hand Rage box, with her two lovely
datlghtCTS,LadiCS HARRIET and CAROLIN ECAVEN-
DISH. On the oppolite fide Lady BARRINGTON,
Lady BROWNLOW, SiTCHARL ES and Lady ASGtLL.
Among the other fafhionables were the Do‘v,iger
Countefs of CONYNGHAM, the Duke and Michels
of Sr.ALBAN's,LadyHEsrficort,MiGMANNSItS,
colonel MORGAN, General TOLSON, Mr. GRANT,
Mr. HOPE, Rev. Mr. CHAT MAN, Mt. PRATT, I-lon.
Mifs BURTON, MIA FRIEND, Mr. M.)RLAND, Mr.
KRIM, Mr. and Mrs. BAKER, Mr. FoRSTtR, ard
Mr. WALPOLE. The receipts of the night were

Mrs. JORDAN'S engagement was Sol. a night,
and a free Benefit—She played eight nights.—
Mrs. and Mifs MelTrit al rived lal night.
Margate and Ramfgate, indeed the whole
Hand, is at this period more crowded than ever
was remembered.

Ott Saturday the Maier of the Ceremonies an-
nounced his Btnefi: at Dandelion. The weather
not being very favourable, his expe!kd profits arc
adjourned to a more propitious day.
In the evening a poor man who was driving a
waggon laden with timber, unfortunately feated
hineelf on the (haft, and alighting in halle to
manage the fore-horfe, his foot flipt, he fell—the
wheels went over his body and head, and imme-
diately put an end to his mifery. We ate extreme-
ly concerned to hear that .his wife had, in the of
been brought to bed. She is now a dif-
concolate widow, and is mother of fix or liven
children.

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still-align 4.
The fame of our jubilee has fpread to various
pans of the country, and attra&s, daily, families
and parties, but they are obliged to leave u' be-
fore night, as there is no accommodation for them
in the town.

At ten o'clock a number of Gentlemen go to
the Cock Pit, and a number of Ladies and Gen-
tlemen parade the principal ftreets till twelve
o'clock, when it appears like a Bond-ftreet lounge;
and, between twelve and one, there is as much
'with with the carriages going to the race ground,
as if it was St. James's-Greet.
After the races, we have public dinners. There
is a public dinner every day at the Bull, for the
Ladies who are not accommodated at friends'
houtes, at which about forty or fifty dine ; a few
Gentlemen are admitted.
Yesterday morning Mr. HORROCIES gave a pub-
lic breakfaft at his houfe, which was honoured
with the pretence of the Countefs of Dsasv, and
all her fafhinnable party. Every delicacy which On Wednefday was married at the houfe of Mr.
the feafon affords was provided in great profufion, Mimes!, at Parts, Mr. Buaosss, to Lady Ca-
and the greateft botpitality prevails at his 110111-L THERMS ELIZABETH BEAUCLERC, lifter of the
during the Jubilee. Duke of Sr. Amin's.
At ten o'clock Lord DUST attended at the The great increafe of vagabonds and vagrants, is
Cock Pit to fee his match fought with Mr. CROSS. attributed to the general report, that the loch are
Two bye matches were fought firft ; each killed down.
one. In the main game each killed three.
Between twelve and one o'clock the company A Lady advertifes in a provincial paper that the
has given up the Ram Trade, and commenced bu-
proceeded to the race ground, when Mr. GILL'
liners in partnerfhip with the proprietor of the
BEARD'S bay gelding, and Mr. F. JODDRELL'S bay
colt, being withdrawn, Mr. CLIFTON'S bay colt, Blasi Bull.
Lancafter, by Sir Peter, four years old, walked Lord DARLINGTON'S Agoniftes, !Mt. tolb. is
over the four mile courfe for the Members' purfc matched againft Lord FirzwiLLlates Miracle,
of 501. 7ft. 71b. zoo guineas each, h. f:. four miles, at the
After this there was a Sweepftakes of ten gui. next York. Adguft Meeting.
seas each, p. p. confifting of four ponies. All the engagements at the Opera Houle which
Mr. Hammer's grey mare Mary Ann, - I took place under the management of Mr. TAY Loa
Captain Yates's bay mare Brown Befs, ' 1 have been annulled by the Directing Truftees.—
Mr. Afpinall's bay gelding Lundy Foot, .
Mr. E. Yates's black try Gerenittam, - 3 Mr. TAYLOR and force other Gentlemen who were
4 '
At ftarting the bettings were all in favour of in the left Parliament, but not returned for the
Mr. E. YATES'. black pony. prefent, are gone to the Continent.
After the races a very numerous company of , Mr. La Rol, a Man Milliner in Paris, has made
the Gentry dined at the Bull, Colonel Parrstc, the wedding dreffes for the Infanta of Spain, who
M. P. one of the Stewards of the Races, was in is going to be married to the Hereditary Prince of
the Chair. Naples. The robes are diftinguifhed by the im-
In the evening there was a grand ball in the nienfe length of tbcir trains, and are made for hood
Town Hall and Guild Hall. Soon after ten petticoats.
o'clock the country dances were led off in the Dr. AIME Rum, the Biographer of the Britillt
Town Hall by Lord STAN Lay and the Mayorefs. Poets, is at prefent on a visit to the Lord Bishop
The Halls were, as ufual, crowded with youth, of DROSIORE; at Dromore Houle.
beauty, and fafhion.
We yefterday Rated the arrival at Falmouth of
At the Theatre the Play was Sped the Plough.
Madame Lassie, the Lady of the French Ambat:
The Farce was Two Stria sto your y Bow. Both
ow.
factor at the Court of Lifbon, with her two chil-
the Guild Hall and the Town Hall have under-
dren Monfieur SUBIRTIE, Aid-de-Camp to Gen.
gr)ne a thorough repair, and have been moder-
LAS; is, and Monfieur Ls GOUT, his physician.nized for the Jubilee. There are three molt elegant 1
thing —Madame LASSES is very young, apparently not
chandeliers, fevcral elegant mirrors ; every
I exceeding twenty ; a fine figure, and the expref-
r•tv, and fitted upiin the molt tasteful manner.—
lion of her countenance tender and interefting.
'nitre are new tables and every thing hi the com-
Laft returns of fathionable exchanges at Aber-
Jubilee. Ilyle for ferving up the feaffs during the
Jubilee. deen:
...His Royal Highnefs Monficur Costae d'Artois, his
We have oratorios and concerts before us, for Arrived
Serum Highnefs Comte dc Beaujolais, and fuite, and yet off
Which Madame Duss a K and Mr. et at ADO& arrived immedlatdy for the South--alfo the Right Hon. Lord Kin.
lerierday from London. We are to have more tore, the Hon. Arthur Da; Charles Gordon, Efq. of Cluny,
balls, public dinners, and breakfafts, and to .con- Sir John and Lady Sinclair, Sir Charles Rots, Sir Roderick
nude with a Matquerade, in preparation for Mackenzie, Sir Henry Monedeff, John L. Johoitone, Efq. of
have proprietors or, mau
Which we .querauie ware- Alva, Colonel Gordon, of Pitfurg, Captain Duff and family,
captain phuiped Hui mr, rde
boats from London here, with feveral !hops open. London, atc.pe, co
, Ga n and family, from
Fife SATURDAY'S RACE. Among the laft arrivals at Worthing are, the
y guineas given by the Corporation of Prelim. Earl and Countefs of CLom MILL, Sir Isaac
for all ages-4 mile heats.-3 yr. old carrying HEARD, Mr. and Mrs. TR ITTON, Mr. Pattaissom,
411••••-•4 yr. old 7ft. 91b.-5 yr. old Bii. 51b.--1 Mrs. BURFORD and family, Captain and Mrs.
6 Yr. old and aged Bft. tolb.—A winner of one Gereriviss Mr. and M W Mr. and
, Mrs, ABMS!" plate in the prefent year to carry 31b. of two or Mrs. PLUMMER. Mr. and Mifi GRIFIETON, Captains,
more 51b. extra• Mares and geldings allowed alb l., r.,.,,, , • Mare sand • SUTTON and HOTH•Hip Lady Srawarir, Colonel.
i%.? .-proil, Ib. e. lam:atter, 4 years old - z z and Mifs CH arm, General f'oaass, Lieutenant-
i •
...tiarri! ab.e. 3 years old - - s 2
3dr I Colonels 0' Loc If LIN and CHB:Tzar the Lion. Gs°.
..r. w•Wilihr.'s b. mitt. 4 years coif .
Mt' Longley's b. AL fes 4 Pan 914 . el,g I Buys's. and Colossal CAA/4a.
• ...

To turn from this melancholy fubjelt, we were
invited by advertifement to another balloon in the
evening. It was to be an illuminated hallow, and
was to afcend at the Pmfpe& Bowling-green.—
Hundreds attended; but tome evil-difpoted perfons
(tabbed, and fo materially injured the Balloon, that
the expedations of the company all v4nilhed infaino•
Mrs. Jottnem, the fame night, took leave for the
feafon,in biddy 70es, and Lady Racket ; and fuch
has been her filmic's, that The made "a golden fit."