Star.
London, England, 1803-01-28 00:00:00

ADDLES/5.

" We, the Merchants, and other inhabitants of
Gibraltar, feel ourfelves particularly called upon,
at this period, to approach your Royal Highoefs
with fentiments of the moR ardent attachment
and duty.

" We acknowledge with gratitude, that we have
enjoyed under your Royal Highnefs's jun and
mild Government the fulleß proteaion for our
perfons, tights, and properties.
"An attention hitherto unexampled has been
paid by your Royal Highnefs to the health and
comfort of the inhabitants : our complaints have
bean anfwcrcd--our griovauccs rtdroaid—and our

interelis conflated on every occation, with an ala-
crity and zeal which cannot fail to imprefs us witl,
the deepeft fenfe of your Royal Highnefs's good.
nets and condefcention, when we refit& upon the
other numerous and important duties of your
Royal Highnefs's exalted Elation.

" Placed as we are at a diftance from our be-
loved Sovereign, at no period have we felt the
bleffings of his paternal Government fo fenfibly
and fo beneficially, as fince his virtues have been
reprefented to us in the perfon of your Royal
Highnefs.
" Be pleafed then, Sir, to accept the affurance
of our unalterable attachment to your Royal
Highnefs, as attachment not more ftrongly fe-
cured by our loyalty to the beft of Sovereigns, than
by motives of perfonal efleem to a mild and juft
Governor of Gibraltar, and of gratitude to a
powerful and gracious Proteitor."

Yeaerday a few minutes before one o'clock her
MAJESTY arrived at St. James's Palace, from the
Queen's Houle, in her carriage, accompanied by
the Princefres MARY and ELIZABETH. They were
loon after followed by the Princefs Avarua, at-
tended by Mifs GOLDSWORTHY. His MAJESTY did
not arrive till half part one, loon after which the
ROYAL FAMILY entered the Drawing-room, which
was attended by her Royal Highnefs the Duchefs
of YORK (who came in !late), their Royal High-
nefres the Dukes of CLAitsHca and Conantlmo,
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the CHANCELLOR Of the
EXCHEQJER, the SECRETARIES Of STATE, the SR-
CRITARY at WAR, the Foreign Ambalradors the
LORD MAYOR and SHERIFFS UfLondon; and ;here
were prefent—

The Duire of Poftland.
Marquiffer--Clrcillo, Sligo, and Chamois.
- - Ely, Caicello, Downihire, Sligo, and

Chatteals.

Earls--Morton, Dartmouth, Harcourt, Harrington, Ch efter-
field, Glendora, Effingham, Mountedgcumbe, and Sandwich.

. . .
Countereo—Harcourt, Harrington, Ellngkaut, Warm :ow,
Suffolk, Effez, Mhburnham, Cambden, Ayldbary, anti Portf-
mouth.

Ifireourits-Sidney and Cranky, and their Ladles.
Larda.-.Sonser vale (), in waithv),Botton,Wllloogkbyde Broke,
Cathcart (Gold Stick Haw,.. 'try, Andover, Hutton, C. Fitz-
roy, Caftlaugb, Gienbervie, :Pelham, Brining, Hardwick,
Hobert. Henley, and Carrington.
Lodlea--Eliatboro*t, Belton and daughter, Sheffield, Oka.
Wyk, Trigg,Nopean, Neon and two daughteri, M. Benda*
Andover, Godard and daughter, M. Wynyard, Antiturnb am,
&awe. Winston and daughter, Caftlereagh, Glimberrie, L.
=Damning. Lady Mayoras, M. Parker, C. Towniend, LA, Howard, Written, Cranford, C.:Collier, Cavan,
Glyn, A. M. Stanhope, Bellingham, Pitt, A. embedment, two
Throw% OciPaiti Baas, Peachell. Call, Dartgolole, Carriag-
e," sad Mikan.

Iftspolitasbelter, Se. Maple. Hereford, and Netter.
firo+C. Balton, H. Dalrymple,T.Trla,G. Yonge, S. Smith,
T. Metcalf, J. Cranford, C. Morgan, C C. Smith,
7. T.
W. •.
Ad by, Lord ICettb.
Gesantla...Sir G. Moms, !lobes, Dowd's, Manner&
Calando.-11toplord, Have% Chatter. Beaumont, Calvert,
Glyn, W. Stlsdard. Brown.
(I=aTicathecte. MIMI** pa"
Dams. Teri. Bragg; Dent, C. Tack,
ChieheAnr, aci DlNffelia.
Alskellardalmilon. 11.11mItit, Heath-
s*. likiavrattiag. A. flomborps, sakitn., ToA, Benernont.
Cahoot.sad
in4bann.
`Pool. Barrington. Manor, Broderick. Wit-
lie%

Millba.-Madons, Maiarereetai. Staab/ire, Jeakinfon, Ver-
non, Orlin Lam Hagman. Are Herbert% and Throne.
Arobalhdelio-llallwa nod Lady. And aid Lady, Imperiad,
Frock aed us., P. 11.1114 Keaparas, liorlan. Mazatlan and
Lady, and lianswerlan.

The following prefentations to her MAJIIITY
took place :--
Mrs. DAS nza (the Lady of the Mop of Rothelter).
MIS. CIIICIMITZII, Mrs SIPS Sell SMUT&
Mite S , by her Meehe►, Mrs. Area: Stanbope.
Vthatot sod Vifeauseds Astoom, at ear sourisie, by
the Earl and Connate of ado&

Mrs. Sroatour.by ber Mother Lady Goefortl.
Lady Smoot a PacooLa., on costing to her dtle.
Lady Kt stosrou'oyttro Danlaters, by ber Ladytidp I and
Ml Winos:2l.o.

Coosa CATIMUNIBW W.

Ida Jaws&
alstasts.ansosonon sad Lad, NSPRAII were prenatal
hy
Hiarkelbury.
Larissa, Marge d'Affaires and Cenral General
of bis Mb* else Kai st Spain. was patented to bet Welty
by Plisse Cishisladas badig boss palmed as his Alsjefty
diets& What W Ins bane /41ibliwaa.
Soon afterfonr o'clock the Drawing-room doted.
At five o'clock the ROTAS FAMILY left the Pa-
lace for the Qeen's Hook to dinner. The Prin-
cats AUGUSTA and SOPHIA were not prefect. the
faculty not deeming it prudent for them to leave
the houfe fo early after their indifpofition.
His MAjaITT will hold a Levee nest Wednef.
day, after which the RorAz 'FAMILY will honon
the Concert of Ancient Mufic with their pretence
in the evening.
On Tnefdg moan the Lady of the Right
Hon. Lord Hraver was fafely delivered of a font
at his Lordffiip's houfe in Cleveland-row.
Mr. PITT is gone to Wishner Cale, and much
political fpeculation follows him. Whether he will
decide for the ADDINGTON'. or the Gasevizzes.
or how be will contrive to maintain an equivocal
line of conduet between them, when Parliament
meets thefe are qualm's, on which the noddles
of the political Qii.idonnes are greatly puzzled.
Yefterday morning &meeting took place in Hyde
Park, between a Mr. B. Lieutenant, and Mr. A.
furgeon. both of the Royal Navy. They Rood
at ten paces, and fired by fignal. Mr. A.'s bat
entered Sin S'S right breall and pared out near
the left. without entering the infide. The fe-
conds then interfered, and the bufinefs was adjuft
ed. Mr. A. declares Mr. B. in no danger, and
proceeded home with him to drefs him.—The quar-
rel arofe at a billiard table at Cape N,chola Mole,
in the illand of St. Domingo, in December 1797.
A Court, at which the LORD MAYOR prefided.
was holden in the Council Chamber, at Guildhall.
yellerday, for the purpok of elaing a p.rfon to
fill the Office of one of the City blarffia wain
by the death of Mr. W. Canons. At the dote of
the Poll the numbers Rood as follow:--

&flan Nald;r or I For Mr.Dak 46 I FerMr.ltemili•
Mr. Tremors 34 Mr. Perry ill Mr.lll6lelick 6
Mr. Gran 30 Weirdo al
Mr. NaLD3II was cosfutuesuly declared duly
deed.