Star.
London, England, 1802-11-04 00:00:00

"RICHTON, NOV. a.

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ardievilay the Prince's hounds threw off near
Portgade. The morning was delightfully fine and
inviting to the (ports of the field. The number of
horfemen, and thofe of rani!, that appeared in the
hunt, were incalculable. His Royal Highnefs was
of the number. A brace of hares, after tome ex-
cellent running, confirmed, with their lives, the
pleafures of the morning.
The Subfcription Ball at.the Callle, !all night,
was very elegantly attended, as it was known, in
the courfe of the day, that his Royal Highnefs
would be prefent. In fad, all our local felicities
depend on his patronage —Among the company
prefent were, the Earl and Countefs of C LEI 140)1T,
Mrs. FITZ/imam?, the Ruffian Countefs of GI-
RISTZOTY. Admiral PAYNI, Colonel THORNTON,
Capt. BaoosiFIELD, the Officers of the ioth Light
Dragoons, Mrs. and Mifs Blown, and molt of the
fathionables at preterit here. The Panics entered
the Ball-room at an early hour, and did not retire
until nearly one o'clock.
This morning there was a Concert at the Pavi-
lion, led by Mr. SaLoseow. The Panics took an
adive part on the violoncello, through two admi-
rable overtures of HAYDN. The Concert con-
cluded about threeo'clock, when his Royal High-
;lets walked on the Steyne, accompanied by Capt.
BROOMFIELD.

Arrivals—The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Ttavoas,
Mrs. 'roma, Rev. Mr. &owl:mean, General
Wisa, &c.
Departures.—Mr. Kst.Lzw, Mr. J. flot.Latto,
Hon. Mrs. KNIGHT, Mr. and Mrs. Roagays, Mrs.
and Mifs DUVIELDD Mr. :sod Mrs. Buxton, Mrs.
BURNET, &c.
The Lark packet with fourteen paiTengert, is
arrived here, from Dieppe : for which place the
Elizabeth and Margaret packet, with fevenpaffen-
gers, failed yenerday. The returns lately have
rather exceeded the embarkations; and as the win-
ter advances, the difference in favour of the re-
turns will probably be Rill greater.

Friday lag the Rigbt Hon. Lord LOWTMIR
dined with the Corporation of Carlifle at the Bulb
Inn ; and on Saturday afternoon his Lordthip ar-
rived at the Cagle, near Whitehaven, accompa-
nied by Mr. GRAHAM.
The Earl of Eolassowr is now viewing his ex-
tenfive 'Rates in Yorkthire, and projeaing various
improvements upon them. His Lordthip paled
through York on Sunday fe'nnight with Mr. CLA-
M:Oat, his land agent, on his way to Beverley and
Wretrell Cagle, the ancient refidence of the
Psaciss.

Upon a fign-board, at a public houfe, on the
road between Kefwick and Wyburn, is the fol-
lowing laconic infcription, which at once r.cords
the merit of the former poteffor. and alerts the
family pretenfions of the prefent occupier

as IrN STANLIIT lives here. and fe Is good Ale:
" 0, ftep in sad tale it, before it grows !tale.
bat,
in this honk, fuceeeciol onto Ms father PATS& ;
" ,in de Old Man's time, th' AL, Dew was bettor."
La* week a profeffional man was convieed be-
fore the Sitting Magiftrates at the Rotation Office,
in Leeds, and paid the ufusl penalty, for profane
(wearing.
Mrs. Moo's, the Atliefi who has lately removed
with her nuns-176M Hengrave, the old rnaniion of
Sir THOMAS asoe, near Bury St. Edmund's, for
Bruges, in Flanders, is the laft lineal defcendant
of the celebrated Sir THOMAS Moo's.

BAR To Loz zi, the celebrated Engraver, left our
Metropolis yefterdiy morning, in order to pro.
ceed to Portugal.
Mils Rscvss is engaged for three years at
Covent• Garden Thoatre.

STIP', au Kest SCl's daughter, a very 6ne young
lady of about fixteen, who appeared upon the
Rage in her infancy, ventured lift week to come
forward again in her father's Theatre at New-
caftle. She played the part of Rofiae, and as loon
as the bad recovered from the embarrarment
which timidity occafioned, fupported the character
with fimplicity and elegance. Her voice is very
Tweet, and the is well acquainted with =fie.
A writer, praifing the ingenuity of the young
ladies of modern times, obferves, among other
proofs, that they " make up their own drefs,"
which, if veryfalionabk, will certainly leave them
time for every other purfuit.
DR VI T-LAN I.—Lail night Mrs. Joanas again
appeared on there bonds, after her trip to the
North. A very crowded audience had affembled
to receive her, and her entrance was greeted with
the warmeft exprelEons of admiration and regard.
She perforated The Gomary Girl, and having been
lately in MO Pere:native country, (he teemed to
hit off her runic airs and attitudes with more than
ordinary felicity. The whole family of Care was
driven from the Theatre. Many performers can
make us laugh, but it is Mrs. Joanam alone :hat
conftantly tiara our attention, that compels us to
forget all our private concerns, and that by her
witchery deceives us into a conviaion of the reality
of what we fee palling before us.
WooticaroN gives a molt spirited and enter-
taining delineation of the jealous and tyrannical
Moody. KING might add fome delicate touches
of which WaouGaros is incapable, but we quef
tion whether the charaacr ever appeared more
prominent.
Mils Mei.con was very lively and agreeable in
Alitbea ; PALMER fitewed a due degree of foppery
and infigniticance in the jilted Star* BAIllT•
stoat and C. Kt mug were refpeaable in Harcourt
and Btkills ; and the Comedy altogether went off
with cafe, fpirit, and effect.
Cos, ea 1.4.4 ins 14.—Although the Cases has
been fu often reprefented, and although it contains
no great iiitrinlic merit-, yet the mufic is fo delight.
tul, and the exertions of the performers are fa peat,
that it Rill continues to attraa very crowded au
dietwes. Frequently as we hive bad occation
cares war admiration of &AKAN'S tinging, we
amps nvoii repeating it, in the tteonitett terms.
He me tip on; of ,4 The Fore!! echos" ((in which
he -w pacined), is a ayle that abfolately earap-
,tured the spldiencer FawclT andfir_oaacit. I at'