Star.
London, England, 1805-11-02 00:00:00

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.

The Dowager Colones of Spencer, from. Clairwick, to her
in Jermyn Erect.
Lord Doody, front Orton-Hall, RitlErlaGS, Yorklit;re, to
lingtort Itreet.
Mifs Henry, from Brighton. to her haute in Weikel-fin-et.
The Dowager Counters of lelexbt.rotegn, from Akeworth
Yorkfbire, to her hoofe in Dover Erect.
I. Trorattion, Eft. M. P. from Windfor, to his hour: in St. jams...
area.
General Wemyfs, from the command of the DiArka of Glafgows
to jermyn-fireet, and will immediately Join the eepedition now
intended for the Continent.
Mr. Watts, front a tan to I.srd Sondes, at Lee's Court, Kent,
to Gordot.'s HoteL -
Mro. Cookron, to her houfe in Upper Brook-ftrect, from itlopac
Rooks.
Mr. Lc:probe, front Oxford. to the Lordon Hotel.
Mrs. Ihtihwood, to York-ftrzet, Portman.fouare, from Brighton.
The Earl of Carhampton, from Cobham Park, Stuffy, to his
honk In proton-ftreet.
The Earl of Barrymore, from Newmarket to his boort in Sack.
vills-ereet.
The Hoe. General Hope, and ocw-marricd bride, from Edin•
burgh. to Conduit.ftreet.
The Dowager Collators of jerfcy, frbt a "lilt to Lord Jerfey, ag
Maley Park, to her book iu Cumberland-itreet.
The Duchers of Bedford, from Woburn, to the .table-yard, for
a few days, in order to arrange and give occertary airedions
prepratory to her roarqueratie.
The Hon. Spencer Cooper, from a tour through Herifordthire, us
Conduit-ft:get.
Mr. and Mrs. Law, from Broadflairs, to their hook in LP,
Grorvenot-ftrect. . .
Mr. Pitt, from a rift to Lord Caitierogit. at Eaft Sheen, to
Downing-ftrect.
Th. Hon. Mr. Taylor, from Ireland, to the Prince of Wales's
Codee-honfe, conduit-ftrcet.
Caputo Porch, from Wells. Somerfet, to Penton's Hotel, St.
Jones's-Brett.
C. Hawkins, Efq. from his feat in Hertfordihire, to ditto, ditto.
Lord Saltown, Cantata Riggs, and Captain Clifton, from Chat.
haM, U. ditto, ditto.
M. Cokhefter, Efq. front Gioneefter, to the Beath Hotel.
Captain Draw, of the 9th Dragoons, from Haftinp, to ditto.

DEPARTURES FROM TOWN.
The Duke and Dnebefs of Marlborough, with Lady E. Spencer.
front Pall Mall, to,Blandford Park. Ogfordildre, to join Lct4
and Lady F. Swima and family; their return to town is not
expetfted till after the Birth-day.
C 8. EDis, Efq. on a vl& to the Earl of jerfey, at Ofterley Park.
P. Gloves, Efq. and family, from the Bridal Hotel, to Clifton.

Au Trif Gentleman. at a coffee-bottle the other day,
was fa Rleafed with Mme Dmidle Gloucefler cheefe, that
he inquired of the waiter where Dooks &Instiller was
film:4 that he might order a quantity 1
Wednefday fe'nnight, the Honourable and Right
Reverend the Bilbop of Carlifle arrived at Lo
Cattle. On Friday, the Right Honourable Lord
Vifenunt Lowmaa, and the Bifhop, dekended into
the coal works, attended by two of the engineers.--
Their Lordihips vifited Kell's Pit, the depth of which
is one hundred and eighteen fathoms, and went
through all the workings, which extend, in one direc-
tions, to the length of more than three quarters of a
mile under the lea. The depth of water, upon the
ponderous roof of this pit (according to Capt. Huo,
DART'S furvey) is from fix to ten fathoms. Their
Lordfhipswere occupied nearly five hours in viewing
there aftonithing monuments of human &ill, intrepi-
dity, and perfeverance.
The celebrated preacher, Dean Kaman, died at
three o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday Taft, after an
illnefs of only four days, at Mount Pleafant, in the
vicinity of Dublin. His diforder was a fever, which
carried him off after a few days illnefs. The numerous
charitable inftituti"ns of that city will long teel and
lament his lots.—Many of them owe their exiftence
and profpericy to his unparalleled exertions, where.
regardlefs of his infirm (Late of health, to life the
language of Mr. GRATTAN, " in feeding the lamp of
charity, he alnsofl eshaufied the lamp of life."—En-
dowed with talents beyond the common lot of man-
; gifted with powers of eloquence, which formed
as it were an are in the annals of pulpit oratory, he
devoted thofe talents and that eloquence to the fer-
vice of His Goo. and of the Pooe.—ln the caufe of
Religion, impreffive—commanding, ov. rwhelmMg,
Vice fhrunk appalled from'the retitllefs torten!, and
trembled at its own deformity. In the caufe of
Charity, energetic, perfuofive, irrefiflible ; he turned
the mailer palfions at his roofed with
dread—now melted with compatliun—whilit every
bofom glowed with re-animated feeling, and the
Tweet influence of Benevolence throbbed in every
pule and poured from every eye.
But, alas I what eloquence but his own can do
juftice. to his genius or to his labours? Yet whilft
Gratitude 'hall call in the human brcaft, the tears
-and prayers of thoufand and ten thoufand Orphans
fhall embalm his memory, and Genius and Virtue
(hall lament his doom.
The following enumeration of diflances between,
the places at and hear the fear of war, may be (Ireful
in feriing to illullrate the relative lituation of the
armies:

From Vienna to Munich there are three roads, t!'e
two principal of which, at thir.junaure, are thg 're t y
the way of Brunau and Saltzburgh. From Vienna o
Ens the diilance is 105 Englith miles; trom th.—ce
to Brunau on the Inn, the tall Imperial town, 105
miles ; to Munich 85 ; Irons Ens to Saltzburgh :he
dillance is zoo miles; and from thence to Munich 85.
General Kele Pol AYER has jcined the Ruffians either at
,Brunau or Saltzburgh ; if at the latter place, alli-
ance might have been fent, if there had been time,
General Mace, by Infpruck in the Tyrol : this place
is 6o miles ftom Fueffen, very bong, and 3o from
Kempten, which lies by Ifneg and Wangen ;from.
Linden 45 miles ; from Memmingen 20 and from
that place to Ulm 3o miles. Ulm, by Meit:r 11
to Lindau, is 75 miles, and by Ravenfburgh6s-; .ate-
gentz is from Lindau 3} miles. From Ukt, by
Franektort and Cologne, to Amiterdam, the diftance
is 410 milts ; and by way of Bafil to Paris 390 miles.
—A perfon may with cafe reach Angler-dam in feet
days, and Paris in three days.