Star.
London, England, 1802-08-17 00:00:00

CHELTENHAM, AUGUST 13..

Cheltenham HI teems to be the favoured haunt
of where the Goddefs has lately pointed
her linger to a new fource for the renovation of
health. Curious to relate, a Chalybeate water,
peddling all the properties of that fo long and fo
Juftly celebrated at Tunbr Lige, has lately bubbled
up at Cheltenham, with; n a quarter of a mile of
celebrated Saline Spring. It is fawned in a
Telightful meadow ; and preparations are already
making for the accommodation of the company at
the New Spa.

The celebrated Doetor who, by his difcovery
vaccine inoculation, has done more to encreakthe
numbers and improve the beauty of the humaa
race than all the Phyficians that ever exifted from
the birth of Efeulapius to tin. prefent day, is tn)w
here, and is bufily employed in analyfing and
afcertainiug the virtues of this new fountain cf
health.

Mr. KING'S Ball was moil brilliantly attended
laR Monday. All the Edition of the place, and all
that the country for a circuit of fever.il miles could
furnith, were prefent. Mr. KING is indefatigable
in his ainduitics as Mailer of the Ceremonies to
give univerfal fatisfadion. The rides round the
country are much improved,the roads being much
more attended to than formerly. The Theatre
enjoys its ufual profperity ; and Mr. Wargo'', en•
couraged by his fuccefs, is on the point of erca•
ing one more commodious and extenfive. lie has
purchafed a very eligible fituation for the purple,
of fufficient extent for the creition of an elegant
range of private houfes alfo, which will be finifhed
in a fuperior Ryle.

The Marquis of HERTFORD arrived here yeller-
day, and alfo Colonel MAC :4 A HON. Among our
other recent fathomable arrivals are—

Countefs of Clonmell, Lieut. Col. Durham, Lieut. Cot In-
gram, Capt. Sham, Lord Whitworth, and Duchefs cf Dork,
Madame Alibis and family, Capt. Tinton, Rcv. Mr Griffith,
Lord Nortbefk, Mrs. and Lieut. Col. Power, Rev. J. Myles,
Cakt. Choleott. Rev. A. Blifs, Coltnel and Mrs. Prevult, CoL
Scudamore, Rev. Dr. Walfb, Capt. O'K Mk, Capt. Dumet, Capt.
Lawford, Capt. Shaw, Rev. IL Watfon, CuL and Mrs. Franks,
Sir Hugh and Lady Smyth. Lieut. Colonel and Mn. Martha%
Rev. J. Evans, Lieut. Col. Coke, Capt. Shadforth. Col. Wood,
Sir W. Alth am. Le Baron de Cour Labba, Capt. Grant, Major
Burrows, Capt Sutton, Lieut. Col. Lumfden, Lieut. General
Forbes, Dr. crank, Lady Charlotte Wyms, Lieut. Col. Mk.
pan kb, and Rev. Mr. Montgomery.

The following are among the later' arrivals at
Ha rrowgate :
General Dalrymple' Sir Thomas and Lady Slingiby, Sir
Cecil Wray, Sir John Orde, Sir C. and Lady Turner, Major
Topham, Capt. Barlow, Captain Clifton, Captain Budworth,
Capt. Sdhy, Capt. Todd,
Mr. Swale, Mr. C.rofhic, Mr. Browne,
Mr. Ng, Mr. Lamb, Mr. Kinnaird, Mr. D. Kinnaird, Mr.
Helketh. Mr. Gafeoin, Mr. Hunter, &c. Esc. are among dis
falhion..ble arrivals left week at Harrowzate.

Among the laft arrivals at Harwich from Hol-
land, is that of Sir C. S BRIGHT. The laa packet
took from Harwich the Countefs of RANDSWIEICH
and fuite, Count and Countefs BEYLAND and fa.
roily, Mr. Kum the American Ambaffador, his
Lady, and fuite, the Marquis DurHisr.,and twenty
other palTengers.
His Royal Higbnefs the Duxs de BERRI' Ind
a brother of the DUKE of ORLEANS, with fome
other French Noblemen, are arrived at Holyrood-
houfe. They came to Leith in the Prince of
Wales, Capt. MURRAY, belonging to the Excite.
Lord Chief Baron MACDONALD arrived at
Portfmonth on Thurfday, on his way to the Itle of
Wight.
Lord and Lady CASTLIRRAGH and family, Sit
Lucas Pm's, the Countefs of ROTHES and fa.
wily, and Col. Douoses, of Rofehall, are arrived
at Edinburgh.
Gresili Shooting commenced in Scotland on the
12th.—Many corps of tharpthooters had arrived
from this fide of the Tweed, who expeled to take
the enemy on the vying.
Large parties of fportfmen afTemblcd at York
lat. week, and thence fet out w take the field
ag!nft the moor-game. The broods are ftid to be
fmall this feafon. The thew of pointers larger than
ever was known. A number of black fetters have
been exhibited, for which large prices have been
demanded. _

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The match of Cricket between Lord Beau-
cteac, HAMMOND, and the Brighton Cricketers,
and the Cricketers of Lindficld, has been decided
in favour of the former. The match for a con&
derable time was in favour of the latter; but the
aflonifhing number of runs gained, particularly in
the laft innings, by Lord Braoctsitc and Haas.
MOND, overcame all impediments, and won the
day.
The Triennial Mufical Feftival at Birmingham,
for the beret of the General Hofpital, is fixed
for the aad, 23c1; and 24th of September next.--.
The band will confiß of the irucal and Intim.
mental Performers of the firft rate abilities in the
kingdom ; and we have no doubt will not mil
attract a numerous atremblage, • but produce a
handforne inc reef& to the friends of that excellent
41ftitution.—( See Advertifement.)
A few days fince a man, under mental derange.
ment, efcaped from the Lcindon Infirmary, ran
through Spitalfields in various windings, in alma
a [late of nakednefs: he was flopped by a Polk'
Officer, who re-condated him to his former plat..
The two fpires of the Cathedral of the city of
Lincoln are in fuch a precarious Rate, that Great
Tom o'Lintoln is to le runs ro more ! The full (wing
of four tons and a half is found to injure the tower
whkre he hangs : He has accordingly been chained
and rivetted down ; fo that instead of the full bold
mouthful he has been vied to fend forth, he is en•
joined in future merely to wag his tongue.
Several actions have lately been brought againfi
Come farmers in the neighbourhood of Glouceltet
by two men, who are [hangers, to recover the pe-
nalty under the Stat. of George 111. which ewes,
that perfons drawing with more than four bodes
a waggon (the fellies of the wheels thereof being
lefs than the hreadthof fix inches) fhall be liable
to the penalty of 51. for each hone above four.--
There men lr• 'r. -cling inertly for wkar they Ca¢.
nick up as isiarMas.