Star.
London, England, 1802-09-15 00:00:00

MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 13.

Lafi night, at the Rooms, a very unpleafant
event happened, which for a Ilion time diflurbed
the parties concerned, and interrupted the harmo-
ny which pervaded the whole a(Tembly. A gen-
tleman, who entered the room much intoxicated,
not only addrelred a Lady of the firll refpedability
with much freedom, but ailed in other refpeas in
a very unbecoming manner. Her Ladylhip, ac-
cording to her accullomed condefcenfion, took no
other notice of this improper behaviour than giving
the intruder a forbidding look ; but a continuance
of the fame irregularity of condua provoked the
Lady to fpeak to Mr. D• who interfered. This
induced Mr. B. to obferve he was a Gentleman of
good property in the Welt Indies. " Why then,"
Paid Mr. D. " you ought to be fent there to look
after it ;" and accordingly, the waiters were em-
ployed to condua the Gentleman out of the room,
which was foon accomplithed without much diffi-
culty. _ _ _

The promenade yellerday evening on the pier,
was numeroufly attended by throngs of well. dread
females. Margate. never difplayed a greater blaze
of beauty.
This day- being uncommonly fine, the public
breakfail at the Profpea Houfe was better attend-
ed than ufual. A balloon was• announced to af-
tend at two o'clock from the lawn, but, on trial,
it met with the fame fate as the reft; it built in
filling. •
Lady HEATHCOTE'S bays continue to aura& the
envious eyes of the belles of Margate, left emi-
nently diftinguithed.
The bellman has been dinning the ears of the
Margate folks the whole morning with the lift of
the country fports which are to take place this
afternoon at half after four o'clock, on the rands
oppofite Hubbard's bathing-rooms. -
The overture to Lodo/Za, and feveral other
diffienit pieces of mufic, were played on Saturday
evening !at Hughes's, by Mifs MORDAUNT. The
lovely Mifs CARTER fung Mrs. Joanew's Fong of
“ The Willow," with great tafte and fweetnefs.—
The rooms were crowded.

DIGNUSI is going to the Earl of GUILDFORD'S
and Lord PETRI'S thefe Noblemen intend giving
fete champara. Lord GuiLDVORD% will be &IL

BRIGHTON, SEPT. :3.

The weather here within there few days has be-
come extremely cold. The light fummer dreffes
of the belles are concealed under peliffes, and the
beaux, at mid day, traverte the Steyne in great
coats. The Prince of WA LC3 did not honour the
walks with his pretence the whole of yefterday,—
l'he *harmony of his excellent regimental band,
from the green plat in front of the Pavilion, gave
animation to the heterogeneous Sunday evening's
affemblage on the Steyne. The let arrivals here
are Lord- EWAN BOROUGH, the Dowager Countefs
of Eitim, Lady Peas, the Hon. Mr. NicNTIN •
GALE, &c. &c. The Hon. Mr. T. Etsztiis alto
arrived here on Thurfday, and embarked for
Dieppe in the Elizabeth and Margaret packet,
which failed with 36paffengers on Friday. The
Edinburgh and Berwick,with 23 paffengers, failed
on the following night.
Earl ST. ViNcsirr from Plymouth and Pont-
mouth, Taft from iognor, palled through this
town, on his way to Sheffield Place, on Saturday,
and thence departed for Sheernefs yesterday.
The Earl of Lucas fet out from Wick, for the
Metropolis, on Saturday. His Lordthip's return
is, however, thortly expeaed.
This day the Prince of WALES dines with the
Countefs de GIRLIISTOF P : the Princefs de GALL T.
mu, Mrs. BROWII (Lord Tavai.ow's daughter),
and the SNEYD family, are to be of the party.
The Archbithop of CAN rsastraY and family,
and the Bithop of Sr. ASAPH, attended Divine
Service at the Chapel Royal yefterday, and fat in
the Prince's feat. Mr. I3eooss preached the Ser-
mon, and Mr. PRINCE played the organ. It was
uncommonly crowded.
It is rumoured that the Panics has it in con-
templation to.purehafe the Promenade Grove, the
Cattle Inn, and the houfe formerly occupied by
the Duke of MARLBOROUGH, and to erea a mag-
nificent palace on the fpot ; his attachment to
Brighton-may juffify the fumlition.
THE TRIAL TRIIIIIC mdodies of BE•HAM and
SWIMS, like the Orphean Lyre, attraa with alto.
nithing effea. The Panics, attended by the Ruf-
Ilan Prince(' GALLIZZIII, the Countefs of GEREST•
sonr, Mrs. FITZ H IRIBEILT, Admiral PAYNE, Mr.
TUTORS, Mr. Div, Mr. MONTGOMERY, and the
Mailer of the Ceremonies, were prefent on Friday
at the reprerentation of the Siege of .114 grade. This
piece, ,lieh--vras performed here, for the le
time, on the receding Tnefday, was this nw._

AriIUTIG;AL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.--WIND S. W.
AiItIVID.
I Dublin,
I Dunk

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER T 3.
Arrived the Abby, —, from Waterford.—'-
Sailed the &MICHa frigate on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER i 4.
Dropped down to St. Helen's, the GLATTON
man of war, bound to New South Wales. Sailed
the Liow man of war, and the HINDI frigate, to
the eaft ward.