Star.
London, England, 1805-05-29 00:00:00

I,IIVDSOR, MA 27.

Lan ni6iit, in the Private Chapel, which has of
late been fitted up with galleries, as a Muth; Room,
we had another Oratorio. Betides the immediate at-
tendants of the Royal Family, his Majeny fent invi-
tations to the Gentry near Windfor, and to the Officers
of the Horfe Guards, and of the Staffurdthire Militia.
The mufical amateurs were charmed, and there was
a very good thew of well-dreffed company. The
evening was fine. The Royal Family, for the fiat
time this leafs°, promenaded the Terrace, at (even ;
but there was not much company. At eight, the
Oratorio began, and did not conclude till ten.
Today we had another fine Exhibition :—There
was a Chapter of the Garter held for the in-
veniture of Lord DARTMOUTH. From the thence
which was preferved, few fpeEtators were prefent,
but the few that came had a molt gratifying view.
Nearly all of the first part of the ceremony was ob-
ferved, as in the late innallation. The ceremony was
performed in the grand audience chamber, which is
fitted up in a (tile Inperinr perhaps to any other room
in the world. The company was admitted to fee the
ceremony into the pretence chamber; thofe in full
drefs were admitted into the audience chamber.—
Lord DARTMOUTH was dreffed in a military uniform,
and had the garter and ribbon pot on by the Sove-
reign and the Prince. The (;),yEEN, PRINCCSSF s, and
their attendants came in through the pretence cham-
ber at two o'clock ; in a few minutes after, the So.
vcreign and Knights Companions entered at the op-
poSte door. The banquet was in the library, after
the ceremony was concluded.
The regiment of Horfe Guards, difmnunted, as
formerly, lined the ;mirage along the great flair cafe.
through the guard chamber and to the prefence
chamber.

The Royal Family were UR night greeted at Co-
vent-Garden Theatre by the ufual falutations of af-

&Rion and loyalty. The Comedy of Laugh when you
can was perfo•med in the moll perfet Ryle. It is
with much I'l .7,*. we (late, that their MAJESTIES
looked rem.ii;.ably well ; and the KING feemed never

to have been in better fpirits. Theßoyalparty, befides
their Mdjefiies, confuted of the Princeires Auou STA,
ELIZAII2TH, SOPHIA, MARY, and AMILIA. They
were attended by

Ladies Sydney and J. Thynne; Marquis of Hertford; Earl.
Somerville, Macclmfield, Harrington, and Dartmouth; Sir G.

Oniorne, oirner4l Garth; &c. Acc:

His MejErry has given orders for the Firft and
Second Regiments of Life Guards to he encamped
to-morrow on Wimbledon Common; the Adjutants
were to mark out the refpeetive grounds for the mar-

qnees, tents, /ice. this day ; the regiments are to be on
the ground precifely at nine o'clock. The Royal
Boric Guards Blue are to commence ditty at the

Horfe Guards to-morrow, and to aa while the Life
Guards are in camp. The intention of his Majelty's
Life Guards being encamped on Wimbledon, is for
thtir being daily infpetled by the KING. Other re-
giments, both of horfe and foot, are alto to join them,
and the encampment is to continue till the t+th of next
month, or longer, if his MAJESTY thinks proper. The
or,:er was tint down lati night by the Earl of Haa-
IINOTON, rlgtled by his MAJESTY.
The Honourable Major-General Lum.ow is Pref.'
dent of the General Court Martial which is fitting at
the barracks of the gth Dragoons at Hounflow—the
members are from the Royal Horfe Guards, the 9th
and t4th Dragoons.

The Lord Chancellor of Ireland arrived in Dub
lin on Thurfday lalt, from England.

Lord CATHCART and his flaff have removed to the
neighbourhooi of the Black Rock until hi 4 Lordthip's
apartments at the Royal liofpital, in Dublin, ate re-
paired.

The following arrangements it is fail, will take
place thortly : Lord Vifcnunt Arosmote is to retire
on a penfiqn. The Attorney General is to be ap
pointed Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, and
is to be fucceeded by the Solicitor Gencla.l. Mr.
BUSH fucceeds the Solicitor General.

The Dublin Journal of Saturday laf Pays, " We
learn that fome meetings of difaffetied perfons have
been lately oliferved in the county of Kildare.—
Timahoe, near Kilcock, is particularly mentioned as
having been the rendezvous of an affembly of feve-
ral thoufand., on one day in the beginning of the pre-
fent week."— We hope to be enabled very fh3ray to
contradia this unpleafant intelligence.
A letter was received in town yefterday from Cork,
which Rates, that that city had been thrown into
fome alarm, in confequence of an exprels having ar-
rived there with orders for every armed veffel to pu t
to fea with the greateft expedition, and fail to the
weltward ; from which it was inferred, that the enemy
had been teen in confiderable force in that quarter.
The Churchwardens of a parifh in Yot kfhire difiri-
hilted, on the 18th initant, twenty fnillings to thepoors
being money paid by 2110 Bridget Rudd, to a Nlr.
WILKINSON, to nay further proceedings againit her
forflander !
Prot rentals Fear.—Yefterday, at twelve o'clock,
in confequence of a wager laid the preceding evening.
Mr. Qu2N walked with great cafe two miles and one
futlong on the Edge ware road within two and twenty
minutes. He is to go the fi:me diflance for a confider-
able fum in twenty minutes, after a month's training.
FaintorsauLs FKACAS.—Lord REA? and his two
fureties appeared in the Court of King's Bench on
Monday tall, and entered into recogelzances, his
Lordfhip in poi. and the two fureties Ie 2531. each,
to keep the peace towards Mr. BAILLIS, for twelve
months. Mr. BAILLIE has brought an anion in the
Court of King's Bench againft Lord REAY for the
*frank on the 15th inhant, and I;tid his damages at
toool. and the cattle will be tried at the Sittings at
Weaminfier Hall after next Term, by a Special Jury,
when the particulars will more folly appear.
Srorrino—.-The following match was made at
York a few days Croce H F. VANE'S br. c.
Mafia. Baty, by Sir Peter, aglt Lord Foxzv's b. c.
Hippocamptu, by Coriander, 811. 71b. each, to run the
Beacon Courfe at Newmarket, on Eafier Monday,
806, for rooogs. each, half forfeit.
Fiti.—Yeaerday morning, between twelve and
one o'clock, an alarming fire broke out at a fugar re-
finer's in Bell-fquare, Bell-lane. Spitalfields ; it burn-
ed with great fury, fo as to endanger the whole neigh-
bourhood. The pi . and two adjoining bottles
were confirmed beff.r engines could fubtlue the
Sanaa.

MIRK-LANE.

CORN EXCHAIiCB, MAY 29.

There tre not many frefh arrivals of Wheat io•
day, and very little Englifh come to hand ; the fop-
ply is principally of the late foreign arrivals ;it has
very little Pale, and, excepting prime (ample', is 3s.
and 4s. per quarter lower—Rye is dearer—Barley
likewife, of fecond and inferior qualities—Malt,
Beans, and Peas, have little fluauation—Oars at the
finifh of Monday's Market, clofcd at lefs price than
we quoted, and to-day rather cheaper—Flour its
good fupply.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat. 56s 744. Yos. per v. Grey Peafe 404. to 450-
Fine Ditto, 911.965. 04. BeanS, 445. sos.
Rye, tas..t44. ad. Tick Ditto 3SL 445. oil
Barley, 335. 381. od. Oats, ass. a6s. aps.
Malt, 665. 725. Oct Poland ditto. 3os. 3ts 6d.
Whits Peak, sas. 48a od. Rape Seed, oos. ocs,
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Floor 755. to 80s. Seconds yos. to 735. per fad.