Star.
London, England, 1805-07-26 00:00:00

ROYAL

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Waymoorn, jets, 24.—Laft evening, about fix
o'clock, the
.40,41 Family landed, with a ftrOng
breeze from tgilikeftward.,A royal falste was fired
firem the.fitips its the harbour nil his MAJESTY getting
fare on thore. 'His Matins, and attendants, when
in the Portland Roach, took to their barges andboats.
His Maptsry and Penceassn were met at the door
of the Lodge by the Dukes of CUMBERLAND and
CAMBRIDGE, and were concluded by them into the
houfe.
At eight o'clock their MAJEST tis had a numerous
party at a Concert, which was performed by the
Queen's' Band. • The company were refrefhed with
tea and coffee. There were federal card tables.
The Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAMBRIDGE went
to the Ctlmps, and irifpeded the regiments at their
morning mutter.
After breakfafts their MAJESTIES and the Princeffes
Ecizaarrn and MARY, attended by Ladies helves-
reit and BULKLBT, took an airing in their carriages
on the DorcheOsr road, and honoured Mr. DINNERS
with a morning vifit.
The Princeffes AI/GUSTA, BOSNIA, and AMELIA,
attended by Lady E. Timms, Gen. Cairrwazoivr,
COICNICIS HOWARD, CAMPBELL, and STEN/AZT, took
an airing on horfeback.
The exertions of the perfons employed in railing
the Abergavenny, continue to prove very fnccefiful.
Yeller Jay federal large packages were railed from the
wreck.

Arrival!: at the Royal Hotel :
Mr. Martlnesuz and timity, Mr. Howe, Mr. Salomoas and
family, Mr. Tira and family, and two Mifs Whites.

BRIGHTON, JULT 24.
This afternoon the ringing of bells announced the
arrival of the Prince of WALE:, who entered the
Pavillion amidil the acclamations of the whole af-
fembled population of the tows. We were forry to
obferve that his Royal Highnefs walked fomewbat
lame from a flight touch of the gout.
This day at i x o'clock the Prince of Wax's': find
arrived here, confining of t 7 horfes, together with
five carriages, in which were the principal of his
Highnefs's attendants. One of the carriages was
drawn by fix, and the other by four horfes.
The Duke and Duchefs of %WORD are just ar.
rived.
Yenerday a helper in a Livery Stable miracn-
loony efcaped being drowned. He rode a bloed
honk to the beach, to walls him in the fea. The
animal had fcarcely got knee deep, when a fwelling
wave went over both him and the rider. Still how.
ever the man kept his feat ; but the horfe completely •
frightened, inflead .of returning, plunged forward,
when a fecond wave more tremendous thkn the firs,
instantly apfet both. The horfe continued to advance, •
the man caving himfelf by keeping fall hold of the
halter. A number of fpedators intnelred this terrific
fcene with inexpreflible agitation; when the man was
given up for loft, fix young men, fifhermen, and ex-
pert fwimniers, arrived at the beach, and immedi-
ately plunging in at the risk of their lives, fucceeded
in turning the horfe's head, and brought both the
rider and him fafely to the Chore.

Tuefday an inqueft was held on the body of G.
Marth, who was killed by a part of Whitechapel
Mount falling on him while affiffing to clear it away.
—Verdie. Accidental Death.
Tnefday night, as Mr. Mantav of Alelermanbury,
was croding Blackheath in a poft-chaife, he was rob-
, bed of 3cl. by a tingle highwayman.
On Monday morning, between four and fire
o'clock, as Mr. John Brook, butcher, near Batterfea
Bridge, was paffing over Chelfea Common, he was
flopped by two foot pads, and robbed of cafh and
bank notes to the amount of about 291. One of the
robbers was very genteel; dreffed.
Yefterday a man of the name of Rowney was
charged at the Thames Police•Oflice, with receiving
a quantity of iron chain, and other things, from a
convirff of the name of 80/lover, on board the JOWL
hulk, lying off Woolwich, knowing the fame to to
&den. 1-fe was adjudged to three months imprifon-
ment in Dartford gaol, and his boat to be burnt, ac-
cording to the Bumboat Law.
On Saturday moaning lad, as Mr. Jofeph Jamie- •
fon, blackfmith in the Clofe, at Newcaflle.upon.Tyne,
was employed in the foap houfe of Meffrs. Double.
day and Eaflerby, while reaching over the cauldron
his foot unfortunately flipped, when he was indantly
precipitated amonga the boiling liquor. ` The veil
was loon emptied, and the body recovered, but the
lamp of life was totally extinguiflred.
On Friday fe'nnight, a granger, of a dark com-
plexion, came to Mrs. Peacock's, innkeeper, Barnard
Cafile, to flay during the night ; and, after taking
tome refrefhment, went to bed. He Coon returned
from his bed room, and called for Come liquor, when
another perfon, alfo a ftranger, came into the horde
and joined him. While enjoying themfelves, they
began to behave rather outrageouffy, which induced
the landlady to turn them both out of doors. On the
family, however, retiring to lied, k was dircovered
that the houfe was robbed of a confiderable quantity
of wearing apparel, particularly from the trunk be-
longing to Mrs. Hird, of Darlington, Who bad been
there on a vatic.