Star.
London, England, 1802-06-07 00:00:00

DMA% JUNE 1.

Monday morning a meeting took One at
R,athcar, between Sir RICHARD MUSGRAVE Bart.
and WM. TODD Jonas, Efq. formerly a Member
of the Irifh Parliament, when on the firft fire Sir
RICHARD was wounded, his adverfary's ball pair-
ling through the lower part of his belly. The
wound is not, however, fuppofed to be dangerous.
This meeting took place in confecinence of tome
obfervations in Sir RICHARD'S Memoirs of the late
Rebellion, which Mr. Jonas confidered to be in-
jurious to his character. Sir RICHARD was the
challenger. The Baronet was attended by Mr.
H. MAY, of Waterford—Mr. Jomas by Mr. T.
O'MEARA.

This day R. Boyle,merchant of Newry, commit-
ted Tome time fence to Newgate. on a charge of for.
gery on the National Bank. was brought up to the
Court of King's Bench under a military efcort, in
cullody of the goaler, to be admitted to bail ; but
the Court were pleated to remand him, until fitch
time as they !Call be convinced that tome other
charges fuggefted to be againft him are unfound< d
DENIS Bowas Datr, Efq. under attachment as
High Sheriff of the county of the town of Gal-
way, for twelve months back, for an omiffion of
his Sub•Sherff making due return on a writ, was
difcharged by order of the Court, without being
fubjedt to day fees. Mr. DALY gave in bonds to,
the attachment when it wasciffued, and it appear.
ed to the fatisfaetion of the Court this day, from'
various affidavits, that his Sub-Sheriff never re-
ceived the writ in queltion, which by tniftake was
put into the hands of Sir JOHN OThimary's
clerk, Sir Joan being at the fame time High
Sheriff of the county of Galway.

Just 3.—The z4.th'Dragoons, Rationed in Dub-
lin Barracks, were yefterday reviewed by the Com-
mander of the Forces, attended by a great aim.
blage of General Officers. The Regiment made
a very military appearance, and performed their
manoeuvres to the fatisfaEtion of every one prefent.
This Regiment, after being three years Rationed
in our Barracks, is about to change quarters, it is
fuppofed, to the fouth.

It is now, we underftand, a meafure tefolved
upon, that Parliament fhall be diffolved on Fri.
day the 25th inftant.
Saturday being the birthday of Ms Royal High-
nefs the Duke of CUMMLAND, who completed
the 3t ft year of his age, their Majesties fifth fon,
due Royal Family received the compliments on the
occafion.

By a dance in the new Aa of Parliament for
regulating the Mead Taxes, every Farah, either
by a feleet Vetlry, or (even pnncipal houfeholders,
have the power of nominating to the Commif-
fioners the Colleaor of Taxes for that Parilh.
Sunday fe'mfight, a Clergyman who officiat-
ed at a village near' Norwich," having: finiffied
his regular duty, informed his parithionen, that
as it would be inconvenient for him to attend on
the Thankfgiving Day, he Ibould preach an addi.
times/ firma at the prefent time; which he aamdly
did, to the no (mall afioniffinsent of his auditors.
Nothing can prove, ;in a more (hiking manner,
bow much certain expreffions We by being tram!.
fated into another language, than the French want-
lation of Biz Saw, in the account which they give
of the death of that celebrated perfonage. They
fiat him Grated Samuel

Mifs WADDY, daughter of Mr. WADDY, of Co.
vent.garden, made her Mot at that Theatre laft
Friday night in the angler of Eionahin the Birth
Da ,for her father's benefit. We ihould hope that it
will alfo tend to her own benefit, as it was a firil
appearance of very flattering promife. She is an
elegant little girl, and played with great feeling.
Loud applaul attended her whole performance.
The houfe was crowded in every part.
Mrs. Bicctworos has clofed her winter feafon.
She left London on Saturday with more than fix
thoufand guineas, drawn from her notes. Her firft
vifit is to Bulftrode, the feat of the Duke of Poar.
LAND, from which, accompanied by her brother
and tdr. KILL?, the proceeds to Liverpool and
Edinburgh.
The following are the faihionable arrangements
for the prefent week :

71111 !VIM&
Casataft of dattavrafa Rout.
Lady Carowalrs Milk
Mits Moen,Mae, Maw:beat:ageism.
Mnaa a Mafqoarade, Gare-haufe, Kinsfington.
Mn. Rost, Devadidre-itrest.

The Montan. at latas.
Mrs. Lloyd's Public Bresiklaft. Kesdisigtos.
Comas of Mbemsaies Root.
Dowser
Mule, HarlerOreet.
Mrs. Weilsas Rout, Ordveswar-Arcet.

WIWI MAT.
Mrs. Capfiguy's Morning Party.
Matadi:we& of Headfott's Roat.
Lady Glbbea Root, New Btullostati-fteeet.
Combats of Pottfatootlea Roat. Liacolat'aisMidda.

Mrs. Dad's Rout, Cursoa•itrcw.
Mrs. Hales's Rout, Grofvener-ylace.
Mrs. Mercer's Rout.
7111711111 DAT.
Dowager Lady Deeritintzeks.t.
area.
Mrs. Makoloes Bs%
The Mitres Moores Mae.
WRIDAT.

Mits Cramer's Ball, Hereford.ftreet.
Mrs. De Chair's Male, Cilaseefter-plain.
Mrs. Dawfon's Root.
Mrs. Daniel's Rout, Devoe•plaot
Mrs. Portmore's Rout, Brook-Brut, -

AAAAA AT.

Lord Brownlow's Orantaisioer ;Maras.

S V NDAT.
Marchtooefs of SaliThury's Mae.
Mareitionefa of Abercorn's Party.
We find that on this Evening will be prefented,
at the Royal Circus, in addition to the prefent very
fplendid and popular Performances, an entire new
Entertainment called, Variety, or the Sailor's Fefli-
val, with various Songs by Mrs. Roy rzy Mrs.
He assay, Mr. Hs Lys a, Mr.Boaaotroand Mailer
BROADH vzsr, together with a new Hornpipe by
Mifs ADAMS; the whole to conclude with the cele•
braced Calenda Dance, &c. alto the Taylor riding
to &milord, in which will be introduced that
beautiful animal the Horfe Turk, which was fo
much admired in the late fplendid Proceffioa of
Peace.