Star.
London, England, 1803-04-09 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, APRIL 6.

Arrivals at Brighton—His Graee the Duke of Richmond,
Lord Torrington, Lord Harberton, Lord Lellie, Lord Brad-
ford, Baron Trip, Sir Robert Hervey, Sir John Bridger, Sir
Charles Burrel, Colonel Lee, Major Seymour, Colonel Delhoft,
and Colonel Lake; Ladies Ann Murray, Lellie, Harberton,
Frances Tumor, Barrington, Lambert, Charlotte Wingfield,
Elizabeth Dishy, Brorghton, Bradford, dte. ; Mr. and Mrs.
Mount, Dr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Willis, Mr and
Mrs. Chatfield, Mr. and Mrs. Byam, Mr. and Mrs. Grcenfide,
Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Slade, Mrs. and Mifs Buck,
leys, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Dr. Bankhead, Mr. and Mn,. Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Qrefwell, Mrs. Luthcr, Mr. Alfrcy, Mr. WEN...,
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Crawley, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt, Rev. Mr.
mares, Mr.Gowan, Rev. Mr. Baker, Mr. and Mr,. Gundry,
MajorLioyd, MifsArmitrong, Mils Leech, Mr. Anftin.
The Steyne and Marine Parade daily exhibit
many pedeilrians of rank: The inns begin to te.A
fume their former aaivity. The libraries of an
evening, are regularly and well attended.

APRIL 7.
The arrivals within thefe few days have been
numerous and faasionable; among others are—
Lord Wentworth, Mr. Metcalfe, Sir John and LadyiLade,
Sir N. and Lady I,loHand, Lord Charles Manners, Mr. Wm.
Orde, ate.—Dtpartures: the idarchionefs of Bath, Lady Ann
Cell, Lady Lambert, Sec.

'lleDuke of RICHMOND left this place for Go d.
wood on Tuefday evening, but is expedled to )(-
turn this evening.
It is rumoured that the Englifh packets fi orn
this place will not venture to crofs the (ha inel
any more, until the important queflion of Pcace
or War is decided.

The Crefcent, which would have formed one of
the greaten ornaments of the eaftern part of th:
town, is in no wife likely to be completed, as the
whole of the unworked-up materials that were col.
lofted for it have been fold to the belt bidders.—
The curve was to hale confined of 14 elegant
houfes, fix only of which are erefled, three at the
weftern, and three at the eaftern extremity ; the
foundations of the centre, excepting two or three
houfes, are laid.
Mr. BECK, the Prince's Houle Steward, left
Brighton for Carlton-boufe, this morning

Captain Q.ll I N TlN's and Major Fu s's troops
marched from the Barracks on IVednefday, to re•
lieve the Prince's and Colonel CA ItTWIt IG H es, Ra.
tioned at Chichefter and Arundel. The relieved
troops on the fame day marched into the Barracks.

A Paper of yefterday fay:, the Doehefs of Cu 14-
11111 LAND ktia GEM EVA in her way to Rome.
Donor Dula:wan left town yeflerday for Ire•
land.

Colonel Tttoaaropt has jut got up from his feat
in Yorkfhire a fine large flag, which, by Mr. Mit.-
its it's permiffion, is to be turned off on Monday
next at the Epping Hunt. He is now at Wood.
Wells on the Forea.

Newmarket Races are likely to be attended by
all the (porting world next week. &kb:rand the
Relax fight on Tuefday. Great furas are depend.
ing on the race between Tautly! and Allgraitti.
Caen Wood is to re-echo with mirth and pall
time during the holidays; the Earl and Countefs
of MANSFIELD having invited fume friendsthithee.
HOLIDAY RETREATSSir DONE and Lady
HORT, at RandalPs Park, Surrey; filifsCaam set
Ditto; Mrs. WA Lltelt, at the Oaks; Countefs Sr.
\Timmer, at Brentwood ; Earl and Counters
Motterienants, at Ealing ; Earl and Conntefs
Port-sw--:ra, at Hartfbnurn, Hants; Lord Met..
it lAA, at Wimbledon ; Marquis and Marcbionefs
TNOMOND, at Taplow.
Among the company invited to the Marquis of
4sEacoale., in the Eafier week, are the follow.
ing :—the Prince of WALES, Duke of Oarless,
Duke and Duchefc of Dryousata I, Earl and
Countefs of WESTMORLAND, Marquis of WETS'*
FORD, Earl and Countefs of BEM/ROL/ON, Lord
and Lady Carr AAAAA GN, Lord HINCHINIROXI,
Lord G. Limon Gown& Lord and Lady Moe.
Lord OSSULSTONE:Lady HARRIET CAYES.
DIEN, Lady E. Most, Mr. WYNNI, Lady C.
Lear', Sir C and Lady Asoitx, &c.
Mrs. Simms arrived in town yelierday, jai
time encngh to pay the left tribute of affeetion at
the grave of her eldeft daughter.
Mifs De CAMP is returned to London, fah'
eftablifbed in health and (pints.
The town of Eaft Grinflead, a Correfpondent
fay', was illuminated on the pews of the telt& of
Mr. Faosr's Petition againft the DORSET Intereft.

A :mirage has been fent to Dr. efden..in the name
p of the Grand Duke FaItDINMID, Eletior of &kr-
burgh, to alk the daughter of the Ezarroa of
'Saxony to that Prince in marriage. The ma}'.
riage will be celebrated at Prague. The Elm-
Rot and Eurasss will then accompany the new
married pair to Saltzburgh.
Stars Lorrzar (Second Day).—Thurfday
the following Prizes were drawn above zol.—No.
4.463, zo,ooql. two°, spool.-12,342, 2008 t
and 41,693, zoool.-22,600 and 42,912,
IOOOL-
-151, 6373, 14419, and t4,011a, tool.-474 and
35:8, Soh

A jeweUer of Paris lately loft his pocket-book
at Bourdeauz, containing so,ooo•franks, in Bank-
' bills and other negotiable paper!. Having ad-
vertifed it, his poCket.book was immediately re-
turned by a poor man named Merchat, who per-
few ered in refuting the fmalleft recompence.

Hannah Davis, convided at the Met Affins
fome years fence for robbing a drover of t soel. at
the Three Rabbits, at Word, by taking his clothes
frontunder his pillow, is now the principal farmer
at Botany Bay : fhe continues a tingle woman,
notwithßanding the celebrity of her charms, and
her being the firft female convift landed in that
New World. •

On Wednefday evening a young man• was
charged, at the Public-Office, Hatton•Garden, on
fufpicion of forging a L4l of Exchange for 391.
purporting to be drawn by a Lady in Wood-fireet.
Chcapfide, which was nerrlitzed nut 4 f the city;
he denied soy idea of the y, as the Lady had
on frequent occafions peremagd him to sae her
name, which he would prove by witneffes. He
was committed for farther examination.