Star.
London, England, 1804-11-05 00:00:00

Rork FAMILr.

WINDSOR, Nov. 4.—Priday evening the Royal Fa-
mily arrived at their apartmetts in the 'Callle at half
pail fix ; they left Cuffnels about half pall eight
o'clock. and reached the Bithop of Wincheller's pa-
lace, at Farnham. at two, where they dined—and
let ont from thence, at fru. The Royal Horfe
Guards, or Oiford Blues, a divifion of the Stafford-
(lire Militia, which marched into Windfor that morn •
in. and the Windfor Volunteers, were ordered out
to receive the Royal Family. The &ft w:re polled
lon the hill leading to the ses's Lodge, and the
two latter in the quadrangle fronting the Royal
I apartments. The Earl of HAIMINCTON, and Gene-
rals LUDLOW and GLADSTOPIP, accompanied by L.-
veral Field Officers, attended in honour of their
MAJISTIPI arrival.
The town was brilliantly illuminated on the (Tea-
firm, which had like to have been attended with a fe-
rious accident at one houfe ; a canvafs fpring
that hung near the candle, taking fire; the Lady of
the heufe, with great promptitude, ran to the win-
dow and pullet the blind down ; but leaving a part
behind that was Rill on fire, the, with equal fpirit
and prefence of mind, batched off the wig from
her father's head, with which hie loon extinguillted
the flames.

The Duke of KENT alto arrived here, and it being
his birth-day, the bells in the town rang •r joyful peal.
Yellerday morning, at five o'clock, the Guards,
commanded by Colonel MAITLAND, marched from
Windfur, on their way in town, and the fecund di-
vilion of the Staffordlhire Militia, arrived at Windfor.
Soon after breakfalt, his Maissry, the Dukes of
KENT and CAMBRIDGE. and Princelies SO►HIA and
Aststra, with their ufual attendants, went to Cum-
berland Lodge, to fee the improvements making
there. Her MAJESTY and the other Princeffes took
an airing to Frogmore.
Yetlerday being Prinoefs Sor NIA'S birth-day, great
numbers of the Nubility called at the Cattle, to pay
their refpeets to their Mai ESTI NS.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK dined with
their MAJESTIES, and afterwards returned to Oat-
lands.

This morning the Royal Family attended Di-
vine Service at St. George's Chapel. The Star-
fordfhire Militia, and IVindfor Volunteers, were
drawn up in the Caine yard. His 11,1artsry.was ac-
companied by the Dukes of Kest and CAMBRIoc F.
Her MAJIITif and the Pr incefTes went to the Chapel
in three carriages.
The Sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Do-
VAL, the Canon in Refidence, from the 23d chapter
of the Book of Numbers, and part of the 4oth serfe.

By letters from Malta we are forty to learn the
death of Mr. Cmsateis Loc►, our late Minitter in
Egypt.
ord V ea, who has been for some time ho-
tanizing in the Bengal provinces, is on his return to
England.
Monday the firft dicifion of the atd Highland
regiment (td battalion) marched from Dublin for
country quarters, and neat morning the remainder
of the regiment followed.
On Monday La the Royal IVeßminfler
(truck their tents, and commenced their march from
Leaden Heath to Ipfwich Barracks, which they are
to occnpy for the prefent ; As did likewise the North
York, tender the command of Lord DUNDAS, for the
fame place.

Dauer Law, T .—On Saturday night
Shaltefpeare's Comedy of MO, "ld* and A.6.6;1f was
performed at this Theatre. Nothing could exceed
the vivacity and playfulnels of Mrs. Josoau, in the
charaoer of Beatrice. Mr. EILIST,,II, though lively
and tpirited, is not the witty and fprightly ctinfin
of : there is a degr:.•of ciLettencts at times
in his manner that ill foils the Grail:rnwn, and he ap.
pears to have fallen in love toot: with Itimiell thin
his 111111fireli. sa, tr. Lroodito ; BARR',
mot t, in Claudio; and Md. Mst.tos, as Here,all de.
ferve