Star.
London, England, 1806-08-06 00:00:00

DUBLIA; AUGUST 2.

We are authorifed to contradiet that part of a
ftatement of the affray at Tullamore on the aad ult.
which mentioned that a Hanoverian Colonel was put
under arreft by General Dome,. The General ex-
preffes his fatisfaftion at the conduit of bolt Officers
and men belonging to the corps in queftion on that
day.
We obfetve with great fatisfaßion that the benefits
of the town have been molt liberally attended this
after feafon. Mr. HOLMAN'S night was fafhionably
attended, Mr. Coat's followed it with the mon flat.
tiring tetiimonie► of public approbation, and this
evening promiles as great a crowd of all diitintnions
as ever our Theatre exhibited, to witnefs their efla-
blifhed favourite Lawts's laft adieu.

Mrs. MOUNTAIN took focideniyill yefterday, in
confequence of which fhe was prevented fturn appear.'
ing la night.

BRIGHTON, AUG. 3.

Such was the fury of the wind and tide lan night,
that three of the Bathing-machines that were lathed
to the Marine Parade, have been carried out to tea,
and the boats that were fent in fearch of them have
rein. ned unfuccefsful.

The ad battalion of the 4oth regiment of font
matched into this town latt night from Bexhill
Barracks, and paraded this morning, at the top of
North theft. They are to be joined next Tueeday,
by the firlt battalion, which are now on their march
from Bexhill ; then the whole will proceed to Porte.
mouth, where they are under orders for embarka-
ti, n.

Ttra Tar avie.—A very crowded auditory lan
night were Indent at the performances of The Cit.
sea, RiCHEIL on the Tight Rope, Ril;na, and the
Pantomime of 74e Bieck Forel. The principal at-
trattion was Mils LARKMAN, the grand-daughter of
the author& of the piece, who made her fira ap-
pearance on any liege as Refiner. A more promiling
debut we never witnelfed. Her firtl long, indeed, was
to harmonioufly warbled,. that the affemblage prefent
were inftantly her friends and admirers. The figure
of this young lady is light and elegant, and her
countenance is expreffive and pleating. That diffi-
dence which is the invariable companion of modell
merit, prevented, however, free and appropriate
Icope being given to her powers at firth ; but which,
from the flattering reception the received, gradually
wore off tiithards the conclufion of the Piece, and
confequently (he became more and more the intereft-
ing heroine the per fonitied.
AUGUST 4.—This.morning four rrnnps rif the 3d
King's Dragoons, which had left this place to make
room for the company during the Races, marched
back into this town from Cuckfield, Arundel, and
Chichelter ; and at half pall five the full divifinn of
the fecond battalion of the 4oth regiment of foot
(which marched in laft Saturday), marched out on
their route for Hilfea Barracks ; the ad divilion of
the fecond battalion marched in from Pevenfey, and
will go the fame route to morrow morning as the
others. Earl C will brigade to-mot,row mor-
ning at eleven o'clock the South Gloneefler,the North
Het ts, and the Nottingham Militia, on Dayton Hills,
near Lewes.

A very difireffing accident occurred on Saturday
to two Gentlemen, 'cunning to Brighton, in a one
ulnae gig, from ',cues. As they had neatly got to
the bottom of the hill, dole to Lewes Barr..cks, the
hone became relive, and overturned the gig, which
rolled over and over, on account of the defeent I
both the Gentlemen were entangled with the traces,
whit!) the how& broke, and ran off towards Lewes.
The two Gentlemen were immediately conveyed to
the Surgeon's Room of Lewes Barracks : they are a
Mr. ADAMS, an attorney ; and a Mr. POLLAIID. Mr.
ADAMS'S leg is broken: it is a compound .1
He remains at the Bett•Che. Mr. POLLASD'S face is
cut, but not badly I be is much tecovemd.
The Races being terminated both here and at
Lewes, this place today has nearly evacuated its ad-
ventitious company. Every Mtge coach at both places
were completely crammed this morning i and, as
many families will not rrifit this place until after the
bunt of field (ports are at an end, it is now expeeed
that Brighton will be as thronged with fafhion and
elegance for many weeks to come, as it hitherto has
been by the Bourgeoryi.