Star.
London, England, 1802-08-13 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, AUGUST is.

The PAINCA lalt night commanded Skier fete
Life at the Theatre As the Prince's name is a
tower of llrength, the Houfe was a gond one, and
had to boalt of all the falhion at Brighton. Hii
Highnefs entered his hoz between eight and nine
o'clock, amilt the gratulatory plaudits of the
whole audience, and continued in the Houle Lill:
better than half an hour. In his Highnefs's hot
we observed Lord ,B6RICELEY, Lord aid Lady
LI/CAN, Lady MEXBOROUGH, General LEroz,Ad•
mital PAYNE, Mr. DAY, Mr. TRAVERS, Cl.. Mow.
TOONIERY, Mr. J. SMYTHE, and Mrs. F,rtup•
BERT. The leading piece of the evening WAS et
comedy of three alts, called 5 lete,ses from Lire, and
written by a Mr. S.:cacisatoitc, of this tot•:
polfelies a confiderable portion of interef, had fume
well managed leenes. The performance was for
the benefit of the Author, whole chard er and
talents entitle him to that ]loyal cnnfidcration
which he fo liberally experienced. The comuly was
fucceeded by Ryina and %he Lying rata. Beath;
the perfonages already mentioned, there wore it
the bottle, Mrs. MOSE LY, Mr. GRAHAM, GCleral
AR ARIN, Mr. BPS RI EY CRAVEN, Major WHALLtY,
and molt of the Officers of the loth Dragoor:,
the Prince's regiment. At the conclurion, Goj
fave Ile King was given,, and received with en.
thulium.

This mori.ir the prince had his rectiment
on the parad, , when th, y went through the ma.
nual eAercile with their accuCtomed promptitude.
The Prince gave the word of command in perfnr.
Lord. WILLIAM MANNERS was on duty all tie
morning.
After difiniTing the troops, the Prince rode to
the Barracks, v-here his Royal Highnefs gate
initruaions relative to Come neceifary alterations
that are about to take place.
At the Promenade Grove the time of the nince
was again called uron, by his with to ferve the
Proprietor. A public breakfaft, with the ale:Et
of a balloon, and a concert of vocal and Mani.
mental mufic, were the attradtions. At two
o'clock the Prince entered the gardens, drelfed ii
the uniform of his regimen:. All the gm: xi
company of the place had, however, previoully
taken their tea, &c. A fmall balloon, entirely
gilt, was now filled, and with a fmall thread at.
tached to it, afcended a little way, and kept at
that height for fome time to aroinfe the fpeaators
in the gardens ; after which it was launched into
the air, and given to the fportive direaion of
winds, at no very great height for fome time,
when it afcended confiderably above the lower
' clouds, and from the reflection of the fun, had all
the appearance of the evening ftar on a tine moon-
light night.
His Royal Highnefs dined at his pavillion.—
The Duke of ORLEANS, Lord BERKELEY, Colonel
MONTGOMERY, COL THOMAS, Admiral PAYNE,
Mr. DAY, Mr. TR•TERS, and the Duke of Ci.a.
RENCE, who is just arrived, were of his party.
Among the arrivals yeitei day, were Earl bt.RIC.
LEY, Lord Tit uit Low and daugh•er, Mr. Assoc
and family, Mr. SCROPE BERNARD, Col. THORN•
TON, Mr. USHER, and Mr. HILL DARLEY, who
da(hes in a high style. Mr. GOLDSMID and frmily,
with Mr. ABRAHAM GOLDSMID and family, ars
expeCted daily.
The packets arrived laft night from France,
with five or fix Frenchmen paffetigerr.
This mcraing, though hot, funny, and pleafant,
produced but lew bathers, in confequence of the
roughnefs of the fea, the wind blowing hard. In•
deed, few people of rank have hitherto entrutted
their perfons to the briny deep.
Sir joHN LADE has left this place. on a brief
vifit to the Metropolis.
The Rtillian Counters of GRAMM'S' and maim
are likewife here, and the company is daily ini•
proving in quality and numbers.
The Bilhop of Sr. ASAPH was here on Mondry,
to take a honfe for his family : he has left Bt igli
ton, bin will return fhortly to make an eftabliiii-
merit for the remainder of the fumnier.
The Bithop of CHICHESTER is here, and deports
himfelf in a way that conneßs dignity with ha.
mility.
The return match at cricket, between Lord
BEAUCLERC and HAMMOND, and the Brighton
Club, againft the Cricketers of Lindfield, is now
playing at Lindtield, and the-odds are laid to be
in favour of Lindfield.

We certainly lore the Prince on Sunday, when
he goes to Oatlands ; thence to Weymouth, to
pay his refpetts to his Royal Parents.
Among the paffengers that were landed here nu
Sunday laft, from the Bonaparte packet, was the
Eat' of Pomriter. That packet again failed toe
Dieppe on the following night with 29 palfengei,.
The Lark packet, for the fame place, with 16
paffengers, failed on Tuefday.