Star.
London, England, 1804-09-03 00:00:00

Eur,ic rAmiLr.

WITI4nUTH, Auc. 31 —The Royal Family re-
turned from theircruize yefteriay befure three o'clock.
and we are lorry to learn this early return was otos-
f:oneil by the indifpolltion of her blayasrir, ailing
I rom the dial of the feu. •

Soon after their return to More, his Haitarr, ac.
companied by the Dukes of Cun &&&&& 'wand Can-
moat, Gene:2ls GARTH' CARTWRIGHT, and 'ITV.
RO:, mtpedad the Picket Guard of the CaValry and
Infantry doing duty here.
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In the evening the Royal Family honoured the
Theatre with their prefence. The two carriages is
which their Majellies anti the Princelles went in,
were drawn by beautiful white Hanoverian horres,
and their tdajeßies were driven by an Hanoverian
coachman. On their way they were cheered by the
populace ; and, on their entrance into the Theatre,
they were received with the molt enthttliatlic ap-
plaafe, and the performers came forward and ftmg
" God Save the King."
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This moaning hisMap:Tr was, as ofnal, ow
horfeback by liven •'clock, and took ■ ride to tbs
camp, and infpealled the wholc of the regiments than.
His irfasesn returned to the Lodge about aim
o'clock, to breakfift.

On account of the indiepolition of her Majerrn
yetterday at lea, the Royal Family did not go on
board the 'yacht this morning. Soon afterten o'clock
his MAJESTY' accompanied by the Farman Sorsa*
and AMELIA. the Dukes of Cuss as It L•ito and CAN-
/moos, attended by Ladies M. Wieraitu, and J.
THYMUS, Lord HAVVIERSBUILY, Gene. alb CART.
WRIGHT, GARTH, FITZROY, and feveral other Ge-
neral Officers, left the Lodge in grand proeeffion on
horfeback, and took a ride actofs the country to
Dorcheller. The Q 2 sae and Prineefs Eatzattare,
in a chaife and four, and the Princefres Auousra
and Malty, is a phaeton, followed on the main
road. Al the Royal Party met at Dorchelter Bar-
racks, where the Duke of Cumberland'. German Leo
gion are quartered. A molt elegant cold collation
was provided by the Field Officers, of which the
Royal Family did them the honour to partake.—
The Royal Party returned to the King's Lodge to
dinner.

Lail night, about eight o'clock, a tailor. extremely
intoxicated, fell from the pier, and was ken no more.
Sarr. r.—Our town never was fo gay as at this
time; the fellivity that now reigns far exceeds any
that we have witneffed (mar the Royal Family ho-
noured us with their company. His Msysrer has
been heard to fay, he will make the good people of
Weymouth amends this feafon, for not vifiting them
hitt.

The picket guard, the cavalry, infantry, and the
Somerfetthire and &Afford!hire Militia, were lag
night, as ufusl. drawn up in front of the Lodge, to
be infpetled by his MAJESTY, who loon after came,
attended by the Dukes of CUMBERLAND and CAR.
saincs,GeneralsC•srwaromr, FITZROY aiIdGAILTII,
and a:I the Field °tracers. After going through re-*
veral manceovres, part of the Staffordthire Militis
marched to receive his MAJESTY, on his way to the
beach. Aft:rwards his MAJESTY went on the EX-
planude, where he walked and continued there till
dark. This morning at feven o'clock his Mairsrit
was on horfeback, rude on the lands, and thrones
the principal Rivers in the town, and infpeCted the'
Light Frames lately invented for the conveyance of
troops. _ _ _

Therc are three new elegant bathing maebbtas Oa-