Star.
London, England, 1806-10-07 00:00:00

LEDSIDN, OCTOBER 3.

The Patties took the amufement of hunting with
Lord DARLINGTON on Tuefday ; on Wednefday his
Royal Highaefs paid p vifit to his venerable and re-
fpedled tutor, the old Ai-61,410p, a vilk which affir-
dal the moll Gneere delight to his Royal Flightier*,
having teen the companion of his early Rudies in
eatiaordinary good health, and furrounded with);
aussier of his fine family : this charming old gentle.
man was very much Jelled by the kind manner of
the Prince, who expretred his feelings in terms of the
yea fincere attachment. Their Royal Highnelfes
partmk of a collation, and hated themfelves by this
moll exemplary Prelate. On :Tbstriday their Royal
Highneres, with a large partr.lyifited Lady laying,
at Templeneafam antient refidenee of the
Knights Templar was greatly admired by the Royal
Brothers, who rode and walked kbout the gardens
and park, until three o'cle•ck. There was a moll
elegant &joist prepared for the Royal Vifitora, after
which they took their leave, and returned to dinner,
exprefEng their thanks for the very polite attention
they had received. This morning, about one o'clock,
their Royal Highneffes left the hofpitable feat of Mr.
'Newts, and honoured Mr. Sams with their com-
pany at dints .

The Prince and hia Mite arrived at Carbon-horde
early on Sunday laft.
The body of Earl CIA' NOWT [tube's foot to Nor-
folk. for interment in the fimilr weak.

The Prineefs of War's has nearly hot the better of
the hurt the received at Leatherberd, but is moil
fenfibly affefted for Mir, CIII.LM ►DILIT'e Codas
lot; of life almoft before t rr t yrs.
Mifs CHOLMMID/LIT n,.t " Maid of Honour"
to the Princefs of Wai.ss That ism office not at-
tached to her Highnefs's
WISTIKINSTOR ELscrtow.—This morning, be•
tween eight and nine o'clock, that part of Covent'
Garden Market in front of the Hulling., began to be
crowded with fpeetators. No oppolition whatever to
Earl Plan, being expeiffed, the populace was not fu
numerous, however, as on fimilar former occafions.

Precifely at nine o'clock Earl Piaci, appeared
uriti the H.i tings amid(! repeated Etroutsnf applaufe
His Lordfb p wss accompanied by a numerous party
of trie' ds, among whom we noticed Lnrd
P 411•. WHITIR/AD, Mr. BTNG, the Member for Mid.
&fez, and feseral other Members of Parliament.

The High Bailiff of WelbnitHler having read the
Writ for the Elation of a Member of Parliament for
Well tninfter in the room of Mr. Fox,
Mr. Will came forward and addreffed the
Ebd,rs, in a thou but elegant fpecch. He began
Is) paying a tribute to the memory of Mr. Fox, whofe
name could not be too much d by eversilide
rcr•dent man in this country. He dwelt upon the
slimly virtues if the noble Haute of Northumberland.
411.1 concluded by propofing Huoir Earl PERM, as
A proper perfon to reprefent the City of Weltminaer
ir. Pit liament.

Mr. WHITIRIAD was heard with marked attention,
and was repeatedly interrupted by tokens of appro-
berm.

Lard Timms came forward and rtitl, that It
would not intrude upon the time of the Elettors after
what had already been Paid, and concluded by fay.
ing, he thought that they could not be better repre•
terped than by his Hon. Friend Lord PIRCY.
. .

Nn other Candidate appearing, and a thew of
h nts being called for, the Returning Officer de-
cl.rred that HUGH Earl Paacy was duly defter!.

Lord Ps tc Y now came forward, and, in an elegant
and impirdive manner, thanked the Eleaors for the
honour they had done him, in choofing him for their
Reprefenrative—his Lordfhip declared, that to fop-
port our glorious Constitution would be the prouckft
objea of his Parliamentary career.
His Lordibip then bowed, and retired amidil the
applaofes of the fpeaators.
The ufu.l fcene of tumult and confufion, atten-
ding the demolition of the Huflings, immediately en-
rued. This favt,urite objea with the populace, was
not effeaed until nearly an hour had clapfed ; but,
fo far op we could learn, without any perfon Wain-
ing any feriouaperfonal injury—a few flight bruifes
and fcratches excepted.
A crimfon gilt chair elegantly decorated with
laurel was brought on the (boulders of eight or ten
men to the door of Hudfon's Hotel, where Lord
Paacv had retired with a few friends his Lordfhip
was then chaired round the Market in the ufual form,
and afterwards carried in the fame floe down South-
ampton-Rivet, and along the Strand to Northumber-
land Hattie amid the fhouts of the populace.
His I.3;cl(bip looked remarkably well, be was
drefFed in a plain blue coat ; when he thanked the
Ekanrs he (poke diainaly and with a becoming de-
gree of animation.
His Grace the Duke of Noaratreessacesto and
two of his beautiful daughters were at the lower
windows of Hudfon's Hotel during the Election, and
feemedshighly pleafed with the fcene.
The populace, upon the whole, behaved with
greater propriety than,upon former occafions.
Mr. Fox's Fostritax.—The perfons who are to
join in this folemn and melancholy procefFron are to
affemble at the Stable-yard, St. James's by eleven
o'clock on Friday morning. To marfhal and arrange
them will occupy at lean an hour. The Order of the
Proceflion, we underßand, will be as fellows :

_
Mutes. Standard-bearcn, Ste.
Madan. in Mourning (Vain, playing the mon (demo airs.
Mutes again, with the other racial AMamt..
THE BODY.

In a Heasre et a dnme•like form at the top. W 000ftrutted as to
- give a full akw of the Coffin.
The Chkf MOUTON Lord HOLLAND.

The Carriages bearing the Dirators of there folemo rites.
Eleetors of Weft/Midler, four and four.
Members of the Whig Club, three and three.
Members of Parliament, two sod two.
Caulages of tire Nobility, &e. &c.
It is net yet undertlood whether the Prince of
Wat.ss will be prefent on the occarron. The (beets
are ti be lined by the Wellminfler, St. James's, and
Somerfet•houfe Volunteers, under the command of a
General Officer. Such is the outline of the folemnit y.
FRITH or Toil-H—A work, in the highell degree
curious and impottant, is now under contemplation.
It is a word, under the Frith of Forth I to be formed
at a little dillance from Q2een's-ferry. The diflance
TOM Ihore to (bore is abr,ut two miles I The capital
required will be at lean i6o,ccol. and the work will
require four years to be caccutcdl

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• FALMOUTH, OCroaFR

Arrived the Princefs Elizabeth packet, Kinn, with
mails from Lifbon, after a !saline of 14 days ; left
lying there the Prince of Wales and Tow•nfhend
packets ; the latter arrived out in five days; left alto
the fleet under Admiral Earl ST. VINCENT, (even
fail of the line and two frigates. Wind N N.W.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 6.
Arrived his Majelty's (hips PLOVPII from Ply-
mouth I Clissezy from a eruize ; and PEsrtsct.s
from Cork ; elf° the Supply, Ozford,,firom Water-
ford.—Wind N.W.