Star.
London, England, 1806-07-08 00:00:00

WErmoUTII, ytar 6.

For fome time, and till very lately, we were M a moil
nnpleafant uncertainty: While it was doubtful whether
ornot we mould have the bene6cialvifit of our beloved
Sovereign, all was at a Rand in Weymouth and the
neighbouring villages and towns: when it is now pretty
well afcertained that we cannot this feafon, from the
prefs of public bufinef,, enjoy the vifit of Royal
Family, things get more fettled, and vifitors come in
apace. Lately, every houfe and every window exhi-
bited " Lodgings to let :" for the lea fortnight thefe
have been gradually difappearing. Now, that we
are not to have a Royal edit, a very great number
of families from Liverpool,Brißol, and from London,
are comiqg in, who otherwik would not vifit this
delightful fpot. We (hall have all the ulna! amok-
menu. Several new Imifes are fitting up on the Ef-
planade. The military fo c:ty here is cf the very firft
rank. We have that fine regiment, the tyth Light
Dragoons, loco firong ; the Duke of Cu M aaaaa
Regiment, and the uncommonly fine regimknt, the
EDggliftr ifusileers, the 7th, commanded by the Hon.
Colonel, Rai ea tutor. The Doke of CUPASIRLAIID
was lately with us, on a vifit to his regiment ; he loon
returns, to take the command here. Indeed, it is
laid, that the head quarters of the South Weflern
Dißrie are to be eflablifbed here, and that, during
the feafon, the Duke will keep a kind of Court here.
In the mean time, General M•F aaaaaa commands.
We were at one un afraid that our old friends, the
tyth, would leave us, for Windfor t it is allowed that
they remain another year with us.

SOUTHAMPTON.

•
Bathing and water drinking are not the only
amufements at this delightful places there is a keen
canvas carrying on—the candidates, Mr. Rose, Ike
Rending Memher,and Mr. Jocelyn, a rich We •In-
dian, and a highly relpeßed char.ifter here. Report
r.iss. that we arc likely to IYIe our favyoriter, the
Q.2een's Regiment, to be replace] by the s3th Regi-
ment.

On Sunday. evening, Fort Pitt, near Chatham, was
crowded with stators, who came to take a farewell .
look at that truly refpeftable and refpeeted body of
men, the Denbigh Militia. The band performed
with more than their accuftomed excellence, and exit
cited a fironger (mamma of regret in their viators—.
the " Soldier's Adieu" played in a beautiful Rile, had
a powerful area on played
heavyhearted detach,
whole tears &earned down their checks in fortowful
abundance. At nine o'clock yeflerday morning, they
commenced theW march. They are to be Rationed
at Margate, and are to be replaced at Fort Pia, by
the Cardigan Militia, from Dongenefs, who are ex-
peded to arrive there by Thurfday or Friday.
Laft Sunday feveral of the Light Infantry of the
gad regiment of foot marched into Maidflone town
from Hythe totally blind, occafioned, as is fuppofed,
by the fun's rays converging to a focus by means of
their highly varnifhed caps, and penetrating the pu-
pils of their eyes, (as from a burningglafs) produced,
as is feared, an irremediable opacity.

The Lanarkfhire Militia will leave Canterbury to.
morrow, for their own county. The lift divifinn of
the a6th regiment on Saturday, marched into Canter.
bury, the ad divifion arrived there yefterday, where
they are to replace the Lanark militia.
The Loungers at Watering Places will find an
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bound ; and to friends abroad it will prove a moll
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together with the Biography, Anecdotes, litera-
ture, Hinory, State Papers, Politics, Arts, Man-
ners, and Amufements of the Age.
Mifa Afion's body was found on Timidity after.
noon, near Chifwiek, about three miles from the fa-
tal (pot, by rime Gentlemen, in a boat t—llse was
(landing creel, among fame collies, with her head
Gheinetrt
nieb,eloel
nymneasercahuriihedrtoo:
fnandt
re, iiee;r—mnheenec:k hwbayhi rot
hwweacisrirequiongietbea.rqtrhilesi
placr, bobbing (sr eels, and, with their afSflance,
is/ought her to Hanernerfmith, to the Black Linn,
where the Jury fit on the body on Friday. Mrs.
Anon. the mother, came home from the era t•y on
Tha•tday afternoon, about an beer before it was
known that Hannah's body had been found.

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