Star.
London, England, 1804-09-01 00:00:00

liurAL FAMILT.

Werstovra, Avo. au.—The pure air of this
place has already bad a vifible cleft on the health of
our beloved Sovereign, and there is not the lean
doubt but that a few weeks will reflore him to perfea
firength. His fpirits are exceifively good, and be
endears hinsfelf to every clefs of his fubjeas, by the
graitefl affability and condefcenfion, convening with
ale farmer on agricultural affairs; with the folder
en the duties of his important Elation ; and with the
tailor on the bristled preparations of the enemy, and
the pedal reliance he has on the kill and bravery of
his navy. On the latter he bellows the bigheft com-
mendations on all oceafions. When going on board
yetterday, hearing an attendant caution a failor to be
careful in conveying a mufical inftrument from the
barge to the yacht, be inftantly turned round and
faid--" Oh 1 there is no occafion for that caution;
every thing is Cafe in the hands of a Britifh feamatO ,
His recolleftion of perfons and dillant eircumftances
is as lirong as ever; and his converfation, which is
far more lively than ever. dilutes (miles on all
around ; while on graver fubjeas he fads not of giv-
ing ample proofs of a very general knowledge. In
point of altivity, he certainly has no equal; his hours
of repofe are very few, and the remaining ones are
completely occupied, either in bufinefs or recreation;
fo that he cannot ever be Paid to have an idle moment.
Take, for example, Monday laft ; his Majelly role
about fix o'clock ; bathed in a temperate bath, was
on horfeback before fevers ; rode feveral miles to meet
the Staffordfhire militia, law them encamp; and, re-
turning, infpeCted minutely the camp of the Somerfet
regiment ; returned to breakfaft, and at ten went out,
to lea, where he prepared the difpatches of the day.
reads, &c. came on thore at fix o'clock, dreffed; and
edited the Theatre at fevers. There are about 4000
troops here, and the fleet confins of the Casimir
and Loims frigates. a twenty gun-chip, three Royal
yachts, and feveral hoops and cutters ; a force more
than equal to meet any attempt which the Corfican
Ufurper could fend, fhould he, envying the happi-
nefs of a Monarch, who lives in the hearts of all his
people, dare to interrupt the content which is here
felt by all, and edible in every face.
Aucurr 30.—.Yellerday afternoon, about five
o'clock, the Royal family landed from their cruize,
they were as ufual received with a royal falute and
repeated huzzas from the populace. Several of the
attendants were lea-lick during their voyage. His
Majelly infpefted the piquet guard on his return.

The Royal Family, after taking tea, honoured
the Theatre with their pretence, which was, as ufual
crowded. The performances were " The l'oor Gen.
tleman," and " Railing the Wind." DnAor 011apod
and Diddler by Mr. SANDFORD. His Nlajelly appear-
ed extremely amufed with the charader of Diddler,
it was the Mt time of his feeing it ailed. The at-
tendants upon the Royal Family were the Earl of
Uzasuoce, Lord how., Generals GARTN, CAF.T-
WRIGHT and FITZROY. Ladies IcciiESTIR, M. WIN-
YARD and J. Tay saw a. The Royal Family were IC-
ceived by all ranks of people with the limner! tokens
of loyalty. This morning his Majelly was, as ulna],
nn hmkback by (even o'clock, and did net return
till pall nine. In a 'bort time after his return, he
gave an audience to Lord HAWICESBURT. About
ten o'clock the Royal Family embarked on board the
Royal Yacht,fur their morning cruize. Lord Haw a as-
MIRY :rci.inpanied his Majefly on board, and the
meffenger who arrived here this morning with dif
patches from Minillers, followed the Royal Family
on board. Sir Rossar WILSON had the honour of ac-
companying the Royal Family on board the yacht.
Yeßerday, on the Royal Yacht appearing in fight
on return from their cruife, a party hired a boat to
go off t• meet them, and to have the honour of me-
' eompanying them, but being Seib-water tailors, and
not knowing bow to manage the boat, the heaved on
one fide, and feveral of them were thrown overboard,
but by timely afiiilance they were got out without re-
ceiving any other inj,s y than a good ducking.

r LE XDIN CAMP, otViZfirl go.
• • •
A General Court Martial ban be dubs here f r
revert! days', and is now adjourned to Oho 3d et &P
pbitiiir
tember, to await the arrival of evidence, Os WA
of Lieutenant Bram, of the Royal W
Regiment, on three charges preferred a liiaml:l "
Ins commanding officer. The two fire, for w 4
unbecoming an officer and a gentleman; the third:
for having fent a challenge to an officer of the fume
Corps. Prefident Colonel Woo°, of the fed Mid-
defe Another
General Court Martial ban AI for the ha
two days, at the Orderly Room, Colander Barracks.
for the trial of Alexander Monro, private ftddior of
the 4sd regiment, on a very felines charge of bang
ilruck his Officer. Prefident, Major-Geaaral Lord
CHAILLIS FITZROY.
General Sir Jahn CRAIG has returned from his
Military tour, and bat been nn• the Heath all the
morning. attended by the other General Ofhcere• in'
fpeaing the fevered Brihades while
,the y pradifod a
new fyfiem of firing. or rather an old sestitod re-
vived. which was in ufe during the Americas oar.
and which, notwithflanding the boadod improveiesst
I in military taaics, it is thought expedient to re-adopt.
II am lorry to add that a fptrit of doodle( has mai.
fetled itfelf here no lefs than three lowiag hen
fought during the left week, but, formalised,' with-
out any tragical confequences. Every Caber is
Camp has been furnilbed with Baty rounds of ban
cartridge, which be wears conftantly in his pooch
and mwsine, ready to march at a poomee so-
rice. The hero& in this neigh promi*na
abundant crop, and as many (oldie's moo betipmed
are allowed to &SR the farmers is gating it ie.

MARGATE. AUG. v. t

This place continues as frill as over. We bad a
asatquerade at Bettifoa's as the elith, whirls was fa*
quested by nil the falitiosebies of the piste. Away
the comps" we noticed Capt. &nosily eir Hesies
Maim Major Avatar, Mr. gum tllassaa.the.
There were upwards of sso stogie
Wedoefday evades was Seeder the bewail Ciaa-
set the libraries, wises he leads his appease.. te
SlOck, in the Merriam V Aviirr a great sow fir
ihsonebles were pretest. Mrs. Jews, we ant emir
to fay, does net half GB the haves Ow played la is
Belk', *own as Wedaefday IWO, 46 peoplesvet
hope! will hare e bur atemAnot the seat ikee
the pleye. The feppand roes of the amosieefsaf
the Theatre is. that sirs: plays the
rather' that that WC. Delman played kit wee. This we
think rather i libeeel ; be whether it bap=
choice. or that of the Waycross. mem
fay. The bathing here goes as hirionalagly. )