Star.
London, England, 1809-08-26 00:00:00

CHELTENHAM, AUGUST 24.

The influx of company into the town this vvez+ has
been very great, and many have had a difaculty in
finding lodgings, which, from the late unfavoura W.!
weather they did not anticipate. A third set of dan-
cers was made up at the Monday's Ball, and the Thea-
tre has-to boast the most respectable attendances.
The arrivals during the week are---,
The Right Hon. Earl Ferrer., Lord Robert Fitzgerald, T
George Stilton, Hon. Mr. Kennedy, Sir William A. Cunynghictie,
Sir Charles Hastings, Cola. Martin and Bruce, Lieut.-Col,
fiths, Captains Williams, Penrice, Pigott, Wallace, Charles Gra-
ham, Hony, and Martin ; Rev. Mr. Wade, Rev. Mr. Waters,
Rev. H. and Mn. Mears, Rev. Rowland Bill, Mr.and Mrs. li.
Broughton, Mr. and Mrs. Smi.h, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, Mr.
and Mrs. Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Bramwell, Mr. and Mm 0:-.1ert 3,
Mr. and Miss Pearson, Mr. and Miss Ewin, Mr. Mrs. and Miss
Dickenson, Mr. Mrs. and Miss M'Caul, Mr. and Mi's R 71zitin-
tosh, Baron Hooffstetter and family, Baron Bartram and family,
Messrs. Woodcock, M. Everett, JaniesToussaint, B. Chain nion,
M. Champion, Vincent, J. Moss, Stannard, Godfrey, Stepli-:13,
Jeffery, J. Vaughan, C. Adams, Wynniatt, W.G. Paxton.,
C. Olivet R c;Hs, S. G. Murray, T. Vendeleur, Rich, P. Gunr.h.z,
Doraville, Nuemberg, Bowen, Miller, J. Sibley, Virardlow: B
my,Coleman, sen. Colemandun. Jepson, D.Hall;Stokes, Thr.clas
Pritchard, Griffith, Steel, Prestwick, Jebb, Rurton, Kyle, LIM'S
Barrington, Williamson, Brackenbury, Gordon, Richard Be tier,
Colley, Moore, T. Jones, Stewart, R.Bernard, Ridge, Thornpsen,
I. Nowlow, T. Nowlow, D. Morgan, Robinson, Nevins, Belcher,
Tire, S. Bostock, Poaley, Barnley, Page, Hunter, Clinch,
Goodwin, Whitcombe, and Sherrard; Mistresses Rich, Meyer,
Gascoyne, Charles Graham, I.eader, Barclay, J. Allnutt, Riky,
C. Lock, Rickets, Perrin, Sprigg, and Singer; Misses Baylis,
Hill, E. Sadler, Overbury, Hutson, Snell, Wordie, Newman, H.
Pigott, and 3 Misses Jones, &c. &c.

A numerous company of'ladies and gentlemen sat
down to a sumptuous entertainment at the Beaufort
Arms Inn, Monmouth, the day after the Assizes,
which was honoured with the presence.of
His Grace thy Duke of Beaufort, Lord Lieutenant ; Lord Ar-
thur Somerset and Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. Members for tho
county; the Marquis of Worcester, Lord Granville, Col. Moly-
neux ; R, LeVOIs, J. Jones, and S. Bosanquet, Esqrs. &c.
The dinner was followed by an elegant ball and
supper. The company before they broke up voted a
public meeting on the day following the Summer As-
sizes annually, by a breakfast on the Hill, and dinner
and ball at the Beaufort Arms ; and his Grace the
Duke of BEAUFORT and Colonel MOLYNEUX accepted
the office of Stewards for the ensuing year. This fete
was originally intended to have been held at the Ky-
min Pavillion, but the weather prevented.
A buck, from the park of Sir CHARLES MORGA
Bart. was last week presented to the Kymin Club ;
and as the glorious news from Portugal arrived while
the company was assembled there, it was welcomed
by a discharge of cannon, &c. from the Temple.
Saturday morning the 12th instant, about three
o'clock, a large rick of hay, of Mr. Wm. Ponting's,
at Ham's Field, near Berkeley, was discovered to be
on fire, and threatened another rick standing by its
side. The efforts of the neighbourhood quickly re-
moved the latter in waggons to a convenient distance,
but a very excellent fire-engine, (procured from Ber-
keley Castle,) and every other means were exerted,
till near noon on the following day, before the fire
could be entirely extinguished. The accident is con-
jectured to have arisen from lightning.
The last arrivals at Bath are—

Earl of Mexborough, Lord and Lady Leesle, Lady Newels.
men, Sir Corbet Corbet, Colonel and Mrs. Brown, Rev. Mr.
Mrs. and Miss Nance, Rev. Mr. Cooke, two Rev. Mr. Mun-
den, Captain Fortescue, Mr. and Mrs. Wormer., Mr and Mrs.
Sher, Mr. and Mrs Annesley and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Gal-
way, Mr. and Mrs. Dell, and Mr. Mrs. and Miss Johnson.
The following are the latest Arrivals at Tunbridge
Wells :--.
Mr. Davenport, Capt. and Mrs. Sotheron, Mr R. and Miss
Garden' Mr. T. Plummer, Mr. and Miss Matthew, Mr. Mrs.
and Miss Keating, Mr. Benson, Lleut.-Gen. and Mrs. Murray,
Capt. Munk, Mr. and Mrs. Langham, Mr. Garden, Mr. R.
Beecher, Mr. Burton, Sir Hew, Lady and Miss Dalrymple, Col.
and Mrs. Hughes, Sir M. W. Ridley, Lord and Lady Bristol,
Dr. Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. Fawkes, Mr. Fawkes, jun. Mr. and
Mrs. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. W. Sharp, Mr. Douglas, Mr G. C.
Mrs. and Misses Farhill, Mr. J. Taylor, Sir James and Lady Innes
Ker, Miss Innes, Mr. and Mrs. Wharton, Mr. Mrs. and 2 Misses
Horseley, Mr. Lefevre, Mr. C rookshank, Lord and Lady Newark,
Mr. and Mrs. Wells, Mr. Beckingham Mr. Burrard, Mr. W.
Pigou, Mrs. Whitaker, Mr. Stovin, Capt. P. Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. Furlonge, Mr. W. D. Furlonge, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Mr.
Mrs. and Misses Weyland, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon, Lord and
Lady Robert Seymour, Lord George Seymour, Mr. J. Prescott,
Mr. D. Pryer, Mr. Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs. Tighe, Mr.and Mrs.
R. B. Jones, Mr. J. Jones, Mr. Elton Mr. Mrs. and Misses
Blades, Mr. George Skelton, Sir Philip Francis, Lord and Lady
Ellenborough, Mr. Law, Mr. W. Amsinck, Mr. Daniel Mildred,
Mr. Williams, Mr. M'Leart, Mr. C. Puller, Mr. J. Lloyd, Mr.
Wells, Mr. Parkes, Lord and Lady Bernard, Mrs. Davenport,
Mrs. W. A. Nesbitt, Mr. and Mrs. 'l'. Jones, Mrs. Tweedale,
Mrs. Pritchard, Mrs. Aldersey, Mrs. Yorke, Miss Phillips, Mrs.
A. Roberts, Mrs. Brooke, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Clies, Hon.
Mrs. Scott, Dowager Lady Monson, Miss Fairer, Mrs. kineYs
Hon. Miss Monson, Mr.. Hinuber, Mrs. M. Holme, Lady
Musgrave, Mrs. Grove, Miss Taylor, Hon. Mrs. Rawdon, Lady
Clermont, Mrs. J. Pitt, Lord and lady Boyne, Major Pye Mr.
and Mrs. Lando, Mr. and Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Prescott, 'Mrs.
Ogilvie, Miss Dundas, Mrs. Mantell, Mrs. Leighton, Mrs. and
Miss Way, Lady Elton, Mrs. Hallam, Mrs. Jansen, Dowager
Lady Donegan, Miss odfrey, Mrs. Stavin, Mrs. Peter Parker,
Miss Smith, Mrs.Adeane, Mrs. Weyland; Miss Wyndham, Miss
Bucknall, Miss Seymour, Miss Aylmer, Miss Whatley, Mrs. D.
and Miss Pryer, Mrs. and Miss Jones, Miss Powditch, Mi-s.
George Sharp, Mrs. Mitchell, Hon. Mrs. Montague, Mrs. Tay.
lor, Miss Harrison, Mrs. Macleod, Miss Middleton, Mrs. D.
Mildred, Mrs. limes, Mrs. C. and Miss A. Puller, Mrs. and Miss
Morier, Miss Parks, Mrs. Maxwell; Miss Lushinron, Miss Au-
gusta Lushington, Lady Rycrott, Mrs. Massey Davison, Miss
Lushington, Mrs. Bilke, &c. &c.

An elderly gentleman of most respectable appear-
ance fell down on Thursday in an apoplectic fit, itt
Tottenham-court-road. He was immediately con.
veyed to a surgeon's in the neighbourhood ; but every
attempt at resuscitation proving vain, he was carried
to his residence near Fitzroy-square, which was ascer-
tained from some papers found in his pocket.
A hackney-coach, with four women and two Chil-
dren in it, was yesterday overturned in Blackfriark--
road, in consequence of the awkwardnes or inatteu-
tion of a waggoner, driving a large country waggon.
One of the women and a child were severely bruistdond
the coachman had his leg broken, having been thrown
with considerable violence against the edge of the
custody, and wia donbt meet
path. The wa7gencr was immediately taken into
scvvre puMshmeilt
for his negligence.