Star.
London, England, 1805-07-27 00:00:00

orAL FA.IIILr.

Wermourn, JULY 25.—This morning their Royal
Highnelles the Duke* of CAMNIIDOR and Corm
LAND rode to the Camps, where the troops were bri-
gaded, and waiting the arrival of their Highneffes,
they went through their different manoeuvres which
they are to perform at the approaching review.
This morning, loon after breakiaa, his MAJESTY
converted with Lord Coyest:tit and ROLLS, who
artived yeflerday. After which, their m ...ajaartas,
and all the Nutt:ism, with their ufual attendant!,
with the addition of Lady NE•LE, went on board the
Royal Yacht. The weather is favourable, and there
is every appearance of the Family having a pleafant
cruize. All the Royal Yachts failed with them, and
the two frigates Rationed here ; the ROYAL Sovs.
REICH, with their Majeflies on board, kept a.head of
the reit ; the others followed in a line, after taking a
tack as far as Portland, and afterwards tacked again.
The Royal Standard was hoifled on board the It.,yal
Sovereign, and all the colours belonging to the other
reels flying made a moa beautiful fight.
We had teveral experiments tried within thefe few
days with a new life-boat, invented by a man in So.
merfetfhire. It has been examined by Sir HARRY
BOLLARD Weeks, and a number of feafaring men,
who (peak of it with greatpraife, and think it likely to
anfwer the pnrpofe. The Inventor is an old feaman.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel—
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Marquis of Hertford, Eirl Coventry, Lord Rolle, Mr. Darby
Coventry, Mr. and Mrs. Lygon, Col. Hill, and Mr. Coma.
Arrivals at Luce's Hotel,—

Mr. Naylor, Mr. Leigh, Mn. Baker and Family, and Mn.
Savannah.

Yeflerday the Ruffian Ambafrador tranadled buff•
nes at Lord Mu LGR VIE'S Office.
Lord and Lady CASTLIte•GH left town yeflerday
morning for Ireland.

Lord Hama ISSUR v gave a grand dinner yefterday
to Mr. PITT, and a large party a falhior..ibles, it
his fear, Cnomb Wuod.
ThetarlofAilaitossi has taken Lord Masvissa's
book at Wimbkdon.

Lady Msosouar left town yeflerday f:lr Lord and
Lady Cowraa's feat in Herts. His LOrdihip left
town this day for the fame place.
His Grace the Duke of Norritusisszt.atin, with
,his wonted liberality, has prifented thrill's Hofpital
' with Soo guineas, and become a Governor.
Lord CATHCARTll)holdihis Staff in the vicinity
of Black Rock. As Commander of the Forces, he
tides to Dublin every day, to infp'ea the garrifon and
tranfaet military affairs, His Lardihip, it isfuppofed,
will partly re:ide at the Curragh during the encamp.
ment, to forth which, troops are every day marching
from different parts of the country.
On Tuefday hitt, at his feat at Chipilead-place,
;n the county' of Kent, in the Si ft year of his age,
CHARM'S Pinar:A, Efq. : of this worthy gentleman
iumay with flrift regard to truth be laid, that dm!
he lived to a good old age, he lived to the belt of
purpofes, having through the cootie of his life dif-
charged the relative duties of hu;hand, father, bro-
ther and friend, as became him as a good man and
a Chriftian : deeply impreffed with a firong fenfe of
our excellent religion, his aftioni were all guided by
its admirable precepts, and as he had lived, fo he
found in the hour of extreme trial that comfort and
fupport underalong illnefs from it, which it alone could
afford, and which gives to his furviving children and
friends the grateful 'hope that he is gone to receive
thole rewards which are pros:riled to the faithful in
this life.

The following is the decifion refpeeting the three
fights which' were to have taken place' on Saturday
last : The Chicken is backed to fight Galley in Oc-
taber, boo guineas to 400. Dutch Sam has declin-
ed to enter the lifts with Young Belcher, and the
(takes are forfeited, Ryan is backed by his old maf-
ter to fight Caleb Baldwin within a week. The know-
ing ones fay it will be a Fght. _ _

The I).s-trolls of boxing-masches without T hole en.
conra'gedient tittle violatious-of the peace would fd-
dom occur, have much more mit-chief to anfiver for
than appears at firff fight. It is not in the wake of
their fortunes, it is ii not in 'the Wounds, or e?en is
the deathT.af the fellows they maintain, that tl:e ca-
lamity ends. The great evil of them is the attrac-
tion of thoufands of the middle and lower claffes
from their occupations, who lofe, together with their
money and their time, their refped for all lawful in.
disfity, and their difpolition to actin employment.
The match appointed for Saturday lan drew many
hundkels from London during Friday, Saturday,
Sunday, and Monday. At this time their minds
were occupied upon an infringement of the laws,
and their admiration excited by' the mere prevalence
of brutal force. What a very (host liep it is from
inch amtifenteuts to 9.a-elation: the•mon dangerous to
fociety and to thensfeives!
A neutral Captain, who arrived yeflerday morn•
ing from Rotterdam Rates. that throughout the Ba-
ta:Tian Republic all is hurry and baffle, In fitting out
vefels to join the Boulogne flotilla. The prevailing
idea in Holland was, that the attempt will be made
early in the enfuing month.
LA week another Roman vafe or urn, containing.
'human bones, was dug up, in the road, about ball
way up the hill leading from Houndean Bottom to
Lewes Race courfe, not snore than fix inches below
the turf: .•