Star.
London, England, 1802-10-07 00:00:00

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NEWMARKET MST OCTOBEk MErritto, itot.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOU
Otte-third of a Subfcription of ags. each, td which
will be added the Town Plate of 501. for 3-yr.
old colts carrying 8161b.and fillies 811.31b.D. I.
The Horfes, &c. to be bona fide the property of
the Subfcribers; and to be entered at the King's
Stables between eleven and one o'clock, on the
day before running.—Fifteen Subfcribers.

Mr. Ladbroke's b. rubs .
Sir F. Staadint's b. e. -by Sir Peter, out of Storacc a
Mr. Whaley's b. e. Gulliver -
D. of Grafton's b. e. Tyraat - 4
Mr. Heatheote's br.e. by Pet Sos, out of Brighton Ben 5
Ten to ta Q. Julia.-7 to 4 agit. Sir F. Stand-
ilh's colt.-6 to son Tyrant.
Fifty Guineas, free for any Horfe, &c. olds,
carrying 7il. 41b. ; 5-yr. olds, Ba. 51b. ; 6-yr.
olds, 811. t db. and aged 9ii. B. C.
Ld Saekville's b. h. Dick Andrews, 5-yrs. old .
D. of Grafton's b. m. Hamby Lab, 6-yrs. old - 1
Mr. Rd. Williams's b. ls. Peacemaker (ran out C.)
3-yrs. old, •
Mr. Wardell's ch. e. Malta, by Bossard, 4-yr& old dr.
Sir C. Banbury's b. L Eleanor, 4-yrs. old - dr.
Mr. Heatheate's b. m. Azmiked, 5-yrs. old dr.
Eight to i on Dick Andrews.
- -

Mr. Wardell's Malta, beat Sir C Bunbury's
Whirligig, R. each. Acrofs the Flat, ssgs.
Even betting.

BRIGHTON, OCI. 5.

Aaarrata—Sir Thomas and Lady Kent, Lord and Lady
Harborton, Mr. Jeffrey , M. P. Mr. Mainwaring, Mr. J.
Smith, M. P. and Mr. S. Smith, M. P. Miff Stap!etoo, Rev.
Mr. Mica, Rev. Mr. Penrel, Rev. Dr. Waite, Mr. Daw, Mrs.
Simplon, Mifi Huffey. and Mr. White.

Lady Langford is arrived from 'Bognor-rocks.
Lady Ellenborough and family are preparing for
their departure to London. The Marchionefs of
Downiltire has left us, but is expeded again loon.
This morning a poney-race was rim, in the Pro-
menade Grove. There was a concert previoufly,
and the company was numerous and faihiohable.
A (mall body of German Hnicars have been re-
cently added to the loth regiment of Light Horfe,
now in barracks at this place: they may operate as
riflemen, mounted.

MARGATE, OCT. 5.

The Ball IA night, for the Benefit of the Mat-
ter of the Ceremonies, prefented the moll fplendid
exhibition of beauty and falhion I have ever wit-
neffed, although a report, in circulation in the
morning, that the death of the brother of Sir GIL-
IIIIRT HEATHCOTR would prevent the attendance
of the Mammal's Family, rendered the profpeEt
rather gloom That family, however, and the
whole of the Margate circle, with the exception of
Lady Hrarncora, were prefent, as was alfo the
Dachefs of D s you snoit a and her party from Itamf-
gate. The Ball was opened at nine o'clock with
a minuet by Mr. La BAS and Mifs GRIPPER, one
of Mrs. OLDFIRLDIS fcholars. Mr. Ls Bas alfo
danced minuets with Mifs /CELLI, and-Mrs. BRIS.
Tow, after which country dances commenced.—
The firft was " Sir David Hunter Blair," led off
by Colonel PONSONRY and Mifs FITZROY ; Colonel
BRADSHAW and Mifs Rawson ; Colonel WALLIS
and Mifs TOLSON ; the Marquis of HARTINOTON
and Lady CAROLINE Powsomsv ; Lord Duticax-
NON and Lady CHARLOTTE VILLIRRS ; Mr. BUT.
LER and Mifs CHANDLER followed. Mr. WM.
Limas and Mrs. Bairrow led off another fet.
This Lady, who combines the fprightlinefs of PA.
aisor, and the agility of Hi LLIFSBE KG, with grace
and dignity much fuperior to either, awaited the
particular notice of the Dachefs of DivoNsm IRE
and Lady Jim ay, who appeared much to admire
her elegant movements. The dancing continued
until near three in the morning. About one fome
confufion arofe, nearly productive of riot, in ton-
fequence of the abfence of the Mafter of the Cere-
monies, but on his return to the room, order was
rellored. The company confifted of above boo
perfons. The good dancers were numerous, but
among the molt admired were Lady C. CAM.
DISH, Lady E. VILLIIRS, Mifs FITZROY, Mifs
TOLSON, Miff CLIGHTOW, Mrs DYSON, and Mifs
OLDFIELD.

The Ladies were dreffed with all poffible ele-
gance and taße. Diamonds were worn in profu-
lion. The Duchefs of Sr. ALBAN'S, and her fit-
ters, Mrs. Derr and MA MANNERS, were 'm-
utually elegant in their attire ; indeed their dreffes
were confrenontly beautiful. Their robes were
fimple enough, being of white (potted muffin ; but
over the right thoulder they wore a kind of Turkith
pelice of red coloured fartnet, trimmed with flyer
fringe or lace. The effea of this coveting lad night
in the ball room was uncommonly handfome, and,
being novel, of courfe it earthed the eyes of the
company, and the envy of all the belles prefent.—
Their head drefs was plain Grecian, faftened by a
comb, Itudded with rubies, on the left fide of the
head. All the Ladies had fet themfelves off to the
bed advantage, with the exception of a few of the
principal ones; for inftance, the Duchefs of Devoe-
SHIRE wore a robe of plain white muffin; over her
head her Grace wore a deep white lace veil, which
covered her fine hair, that was dreffed a la Greer&
The Countefs of Juan, wore a plain white, fo did
her lovely daughters; the latter had the addition
of artificial flowers. The Ladies CAVES DIS H wore
the fame. Odrich feathers were worn by only
two Ladies; indeed the caprice of fathion never
appeared lets confpicuous than lag night, fo near-
ly alike were all the Ladies draft!, not even ex-
cepting the fair married dame:. The Counters of
Bits BOROUG /4 was not preterit, being indifpofed.
The whole of the MANN ERS family fet off this
evening.
The packet which arrived this morning brought'
in thirty paffengers.
The nerd, over whore foot the wheel of Lady
Inset' s cgrricle paffed Come days fince, is quite
recovered. She is the ferraut of Mifs Baowx, the
stare&