Star.
London, England, 1802-02-08 00:00:00

DUBLIN, PEIIRUilltr 4.

Yelierday week the Earl and Countefs a Loa-
DONDERRY, and their daughters, Lady GE otc IN*
and CRLINDA, landed at Donaghadee,from whence
they next morning fet off for Mount Stewart.
Friday, Mr. Polisoli ay, M. P. embarked at Do-
naghadee for Portpatrick.
Captain 'Sir CHARLES HAMILTON, of his Maid.
ty's flip MEL pox E t. is elected Reprefentative for
Dungannon.
A meeting took place on Tuefday morning be-
tween Mr. Q2IOLY, attended by Mr. BRADY ;
and Mr. KELLY, attended by Mr. LEE • when,
on the firft fire, Mr. QvGLY received a ball in his
thigh. it is hoped the wound will not prove dan-
gerous.

His MAJESTY on Saturday, accompanied by
the Duke of CAMSRIDC II and General MANNERS,
rode on horfeback in Windfor Park. _

In the evening the Quail had a feted party at
the Lodge.
Yefterday morning their MAJESTIES, and the
Duke of Communal attended by the Countefi of
CARDIGAN, Lady C. iTITALDRGRAYS, Mr. ARTHUR
STANHOPE, General MANNERS, and Major Dis-
soo, went to St. George's Cathedral, where they
heard an excellent fermon, preached by the Rev.
Dr. Fiona, from St. Paul's Epillle to the Collor-
Gans, chap. iii. verfe And above all theft
thisiplut °a Charity, which ie the bout of tetfethufi."
After the fervice, the ROYAL FAMILY returned
to the Lodge.
His MAJESTY has appointed ALEXANDER FRA-
SER TYTLER, Efq. to be a Judge of the Court of
Sefton, of Scotland, in the room of the late Lord
STONE/IEI.D. _ _ _

Sir Jona MiTFORD has accepted of the office of
Lord Chancellor of Ireland.

CHARM Assor, Efq. is to be propofed and fup-
parted by the Miniftry as his fucceffor in the Chair
of the Houfe of Commons.

Mr. Fox came to town on Friday, and will re-
main until after the difcuffion of Sir FRAN Cis nu a-
Parr's Motion.
M. DOM is the purchafer of the Manlion of
the late Lord Hows, in Grafton-ftreet, for Bow
guineas.
Yefterday morning,betweenninl and ten o'clock,
the remains the late Lord Meanie were interred
in Wtalninfter Abbey. The heath was preceded
by twelve men on horfeback, and was followed by
twelve mourning coaches and fix, and twelve gen-
tlemen's carriages.
On Friday a letter was fent to the Commiffioners
of the Navy, announcing a donation of toopool. to
Greenwich Hofpital, and the fame fam to the
Cheft at Chatham. The author of this princely
donation figns himfelf a Friend to the Navy. He is
unknown. The money is to be paid, we hear,
through the lianking-honfe of Covers and. Ca
Recent aceouats from Canton hate, that a ftrong
body of Tartars had made an incurfion into China,
near Solhew, and had proceeded along the borders
of the defart almoft as far as the Mountains of
Hoho-Nor.

A letter from the Cove of Cork, dated Jan. 30,
Pays s--“ This day the remains of the 92d Regi•
meat, or Gordon Highlanders, which ditlinguith-
ed itfelf (as ufual) fo particularly on tee.: 13th of
March laf, in Egypt, arrived here from the Me-
diterranean."

On Monday the tft February, the Officers of the
Stockport Loyal Volunteer Infantry dined Loge.
tiler, when Captain DALk (prefaced by a hand-
fome fpcech) in the name of himfelf, and brother
Officers, prefented Major WATSON with a large
and very elegant Silver Cup, lined with gold, and
richly ornamented. On the one fide are engraved
the Major's arms, fupported by trophies of war,
and on the other the following infcription : 44 This
Cup was plofented, on the Ift day of February,
18029 10 HOLLAND WATSON, Efq. Major Com-
mandant of the Stockport Loyal Volunteers, by
the Officers of that Corps, as a tribute of their
efteem, and to convey the high fenfe they enter-
tain of his loyalty and patriottfm, and of his zeal
in promoting the interefts of the Corps, as Com-
mander, fence its eftablifhment in 1794." Major
WATSON not having been previoufly acquainted
with the intention of Officers, was confiderably
affeited with this mark of their refpea ; and, after
expreffing his grateful acknowledgments to them
for what he confidered as an invaluable prefect,
fent to his own cellar for a quantity of good old
claret, for the purpofc of handfelling the Cup, and
out of which appropriate toaits were afterwards
drank.

Yetterday Lord HAV/KMUILY gave a grand
dinner to feveral of the Foreign Miniffers and their
Ladies.

On Friday evening Vikounters Hstavarox
gave a rout at her honfe in Albemarle.Rreet.—
Among the company prefent were :
Doe D'Orleans, Due De Mantpeafier, Count De Beaujolais,
Count& Dowager of Albemarle, Lady Frances Radcliffe, Earl
and Counters of Granard, Lady Charlotte Rawdon. Earl and
Counters of Magnums-Is, Earl of Carysfort, Lady Henley,
rdeountefs Caillertagh, Counters of Kenmare, Vifeount and
Vicountefs Wentworth, Lady Lauda Maeda:l4la and Mils
Miedanams, Lord Maedonald,Hon. Mr. Macdonald, Lord
Huntingfield. Mr. O'Brien and Lady Sufan O'Brien, Mrs.
Malcolm, Han. Mrs. Walpole, Mr. and Mrs. R. Walpole, and
• Waljele, Hon. Mr.. Neville, Mrs. itaebael Lloyd Mn.
and Mifs Wheelers, Colonel and Mrs. Forbes, CoL Jobofon,
Col. Glyn, Col. and Mr, Dalrymple, Han. Mn. Knox, Hon.
Mrs. Calvert, Mr. and Mn. Rohinfun, Bithop of Winehrfter,
and Mils North., Mifs O'Grady*, Mr. Glover, Lady Theo-
Cradock, Col. Thornton, Lady. Collier and Mifs Collier,
Tapered, Sir Henry Dafhwood and Mifs Daibwood,
NIL ilcnry, &c. &e.
FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS roe 7as WREN.

TBIS DAT.

The Earl of Chefterlield;siiraciibinner.
Mr. Druaritiond Seni:'.a's Dinner, Piccadilly.
Mrs. Saab's Card P.irty, Wirnpolvarect.
WEDNISDAT•

Tile Fail of Stair's Gram! Dinner, Grofvenor-fqoare.
The Comte(' of Portfutouttes Rout. Lincolds-ion-fkldt.
Mn. Gothnes Rout, Portland-place.
Mrs. Thoospfoo's Mac, Hereford-ftrcet.

TIBUILIDIT.

Mrs. Blackburn's Cani-Party,C,Corgc-ftrett, Waminfter.

PRIDAV.
The Weft.lodia Main' DRY to the Mewls of Lord Daw
n% et the Lemke Tweets.
Mn. Joboltose's Card-Pasty. Gower-ltrat.
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SUNDAY.

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