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

sAntryormirs.

His MAftsry fet off from Win Oise) yelterday
morning at revert o'clock. After palling the morn-
ing at Kew Palate and iA the Gardens, he came
.to town, and held a Levee at St. james's Palace,.
which being the firftCours-day finer his Mai 'STY'S;
return from Weymouth, was numerottily attended.
The company conned. of the Right Ifinti4hei
Loan CHANCSLLOR, the liiiihops Ot Zsdnoirrika,
and 'Room:Tea, the Dean Of WISTMINSTSR, Dr.
FISHIR, the Bavarian, Neapolitan, Swedifh, Sar-
dinian, Hanoverian, andPortuguefe Envoys; the
Dan& ' Charge d'Affaires, the Attorney and So-
licitor Generals, the Chancellor of the ExcheqUer,
and the Secretary at War :
Duke of Portland.

Marquilres--Towathend and SsMbar!.
Earls—.Grofsenor. Chatham, and Macclesfield.
Vireounti—Hood and Sidney.
Lords—Sheffield, Arden Cathcart, Hersey, Whitworth,
Haakeibury, Owydir, Cilenhersie, Stopford, Catlenges,
Antherft. and Dorchefier.

• , I3ourehe, Malcot, and De Leather.
=nosrTicherden.
Generals—Smith; Floyd, Craig, Rainsford, Loftus, How
perch, -
Coloncls—Chilvers and Eden.
Lieut.-Colonel Blaquicre.
Major Brown.
Captains—Sir S. Smith, Dyde, Legge, Orde, bowel*
Whop, Hood, C.athiart, York.
Sirs—S. Costerel, J. Craig, C. Biihop, W. Pukeney, J.Jjtarli
.Evv Nepean, P. Stephens, F. Ryas. •
' Meirrs,—Jackfon, Churchill, Baker, Poole, Arbuthnot; L.
Ala*. Trench, Pawkena , Hillefden, Pye, (Poet Laureat),
Ifw. H. Walpole, /sexton.
The Rev. Dr. Dampier Bilhop of ROchefter; did homage an
Wag appointed to that See.
Prefentationnto his MAJESTY Were—
Capt. YORK, by Sir J. B. WARRIN.
llogoolitevossatero, Serretta* to the Imperial-Mho&
ham

Earl Gaosonsoaoto eleologoebistitle.
Mr. Prartrat.s, Anatolia* 4romltavaria.
. MaXiaasmairr. bora • Sun ' • -
Mr. junto most, the Dan* Charge d'Affaires.
Major-General Conan ova,' dfoffloilinich *seen.
Lient,Colooal Baoßnuas ,of she soh Light Dragoons.
Sir EVAN NIPAPOIIP. beag created a Baronet.
Mr. L. Bouts t.t.tron font Gyrydir, appointed Secretary
Oa Mt. Arbuthnot. Minutes for Stockholm
.The following Noblemen and Gentlemen took
-leave of the Kin° :

Lord WHlTwoarwt on going to P#risi as Am-
larador to France;
' Mr. ARIBUTHSCit ttfr. L.Boutp4oudwit
.• . •
114AStockholm;
, ..Admiral Sir J. B. WALVIS as Anibaffader.to
the Court of Ruflia. He takes his 4ertrotre-itt,
• • the. Clyde frigate.
After the Levee was over, the RacoinSainade
his Report of the Convias under fentence of death,
eotrviaed in June and July. Seffions—ifdr *Ma,
fee the la& Page) _

The Stsc, -after giving audience to the Mini-
lien, left town at fix o'clock for Windfor.

By the official account prefented to the Honfe
of Commons, it appears that the net Public In-
Come of Great Britain, for the year ending the
sth of January 1802, including Loans and Extra-
ordinary Refources, amounted to 63,026,5071. 6s.
cat of which 28,105,3921. t 6s. gici. was the net
psbduce of the permanent Taxes.
.The net produce of the Duties of Cultoms for
three years, ending the sth of January, 1802, was
as follows

1199 £2,536,593 8 3,5
not) 8,125,036 19 5
iBoz 8,804j26 411
The Bounties paid on Corn and Rice imported
into Great Britain, amounted between the IR of
January silo' and the sgth of June 1802, to the
turn of 4912:4861. 75. ?td.
Sir ABRAHAM Hums and family arrived at Paris
laft Wednefday.

Mr. Hoes leaves town to-morrow, for the pur.
pole of joining Mr. Fox and his friends at Paris.

The Earl and Countefs of BE leave town
tomorrow, on a tour to the Continent. It is their
intention to vi(it Kiples.

Lord and Lady OXFORD are among the lateft
arrivals in France. They propore palling the win-
ter in the South of France.

The following are among the lateß arrivals at
Perth :

Sir Francis Boynton, Bart. from a Highland ezenrfion ; Sir
George Mackenzie, and Lady Mackenzie, from Tain to Edin-
burgh; Mr. Dundas, from Dunnira to Aberdeen; Lord Wood-
houfelee, from Iniernefs to Edinburgh ; Sir Roderick Mac-
kenzie, from Edinburgh to the North; Lord Rae, from Edin-
burgh to the North; his Royal Highoefs Moniker, and Suite,
on their return to Edinburgh; Lord Douglas, from Dundee to
Edinburgh; Major-General Sir Charles Rofs, from the North;
Sir John going to Edinburgh; Colonel Forbes_ , ofAe
7 going Welt; coined Graham, of Balgowan, to London;
Colonel Mackenzie, of the 74th, to Balgowan; Sir John Wed-
derburn, Bart. to Balandean ; Sir Peter Murray. and Lady
Mary Hope Murray, on their way to Oehtertyrt.; Colonel
Anltrnther, going South; Sir William Maxwell, to Gordon
Calk ; Governor Moulton, of Clarkington, going South; alto
General Don, Hon. Charles lUnnairtl, and Hon. William
Lamb, to Drumtnie Honk; the Right Hon. the Earl of Dal-
houfe. to Moneridf Houfe ; Colonel M'Alitall, from Invernefs.

In confequence of a trifling mifunderftanding, a
meeting took place, early on Tuefday mornipg,
in Hyde Park, between Lieut. H. and Mr. S. both
of the Navy, when unfortunately both parties were
wounded, the latter we fear mortally.

Drury lane Theatre is under a repairing and
beautifying procefs previous to its opening. Not
lets than 150 men were yefterday employed for the
purpofe of improving its general appearance.
The height of excellent dancing, and that af-
fifted alto by good aeting, accompanies the New
Grand Ballet Dance, compofed by Mr. BYRNE,
and brought out at the Royal Circus, named Za-
mordved Zoirers.—The great execution and title of
Mr. Brawsis admirably [hewn throughout the part
of Zanier, and, in that of Zamora, Mifi ADAMS is
truly graceful and excellent. Mailer BYRNE, in
Zorsi' meets with the loudeft and momoltdefer:fed
applaufe, to infinitely beyond his years are both
his dancing and aging. The late Signor Bosse-,
Mufic, which is a very fine compofition, together
with WARS'S Overture, are alto muukapplauded.
Laft week the church of Belhelvie- was broke
into, but no money being found, the thieves ear.
lied off 18 Bibles and Pfal.l4
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CAANERIN'i BALLOOM

On Irnerday, at half part five o'cloct in the af-11
tattooist M. GARNERINt accompanied by Mr.
GLAssrußo, afcended from 'Sydney Garden's,
Bath'. After taking the circuit of the Garden,
he rote with a gentle breeze from the N. E.—
'At minutes after fix they had pallid through
ifeve9 t 1 cloud's,' the thermometer falling to 40,
and the barometer to 24#; having furrnouracd
tliettrill thkiivere now cheered by the rays of.tfte
fitting fiete. At. 59 minutes pall fix they fgTind
the thetratnneter hicl fallen to 36, and the biro-
meter to 23:6 Waide' leaves the chimaera height
at 5420 feet: •
The inflammable a irhaving contiderably d ilited .
M. GA/11mm prepared to defcend, which he ef-
fe6led at 20 minutes pall (*even, and was greeted
:by the MO friendly afilliatiCe and welcome of a
great coneOurfe of people, who were anxiou{ly
waning his arrival, when he alighted in a field
near Mells Park, the feat of THOMAS Hultti ER,
Efqt; dikant lineal miles from Baih.
This voyage, of which we shall give farther par-
tietda.rs to-morrow, will be found more interefting
to fcientific men than thofe we have lately wit-
nefed in this capital, as obfervations were made
on the temperature and denfity of the atmofphere
during its progrefs.