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

Mr Cltftsn's b. t ptephina, 3 yrs ohl,
Mr. Den ham's tab. Rowland. 4 yrs old, - • - a a

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tnefday, Jolty B was tried at the Sefflons-
houfe, Dublin, before the Recorder, on a charge of
having confederated with other fhoe•makers for the
purpofe of regulating their trade, and raifiag the
price of their tabour. Mr. Huowes, a mailer (hoe-
maker, and Major Silts, were the principal witnefes
against the prifoner, and the fads being lubftantiated
to the f.tisf,taion of the jury, they brought in a ver-
diß of guilu—when the prifoner rectired fentenee of
imprifonment for twelve !moths in Newg.tte.
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THE LATE FAT•LDUEL.—Captain C•msaqm,who
wat, wounded in the duel with Lieutenant 'l' s,

(bath of the Rifle Regiment), at &torn Cliff Camp,
on Sunday fe'nnight, we are furry to find, died on
Wednenlay. His remains were interred on Friday
with military honours. The procellion W4l Hume
roufly Attended by the OfEcers of the iv/cr.,' regi-
ments at Camp. The deceafed was a mot worthy
man, and a good foldier, and his lufs is univerfally
regretted. Lieutenant T s, and his feenn4
Captain GORDOS, have ableon,led.—Lieutenant Jet-
sty was feemd to Captain CAN RON.
Mss. Aura:ea.—At three o'clock on Saturday

di.d, at her hot& at Chelfea, Mrs. A ,mothei.r

in-law of Lord Yetanaoucir. By the death t.f this 1 vided for. the Royal Family. This morning the
venerable old Lady, his Lordfltip %ill come into per- Princefs Auousra bathed, a little after eight • clock. ,
ffi feon of som money, rm
ocl. ready and one of the firma in al one of them, for the fir@ time. His MATISTY lo
colleflions of paintings in this country. The late Sir
JOSHUA RI TIIoLDS freq.rently fail that it contained' general bathes in a warm bath.
,- the 1 This morning the Royal Family, attended by the
A greater variety of piecc4ihy the fiat m..ilers ci _ , I
Earl of 3./ ISRIDGN Lords Pouts, and Hawaas-
Italian, Dutch, French, and Flemith fchools, than actav,
Ladies Witivaan, T , Neat., and Is-
any other private colletlkn in England, and efli-
carnal, and daughters ; Sir ROSSAT WILSON and
mated it at a0...,0cc1. value. It is fuppofed that the 'Colonel MAIIIIIIIOII4II, and all the Officers of the
deceafed, in conformity with hi.r prarnifes frequently
Staffordfhire Militia, left their Lodge on the way to
repeated, has left befides a legacy of t0,0001.t0 eae
the beach, where the Royal barge was waiting to
of his Lot dfhip's fig daughters. His Lordthip's two
take them on board the Royal Sovereign yacht.
ions, it is silo fuppofed, will enjoy ao,oool. each, be-
tides the Chelfea state. The grand ball of latt night, given by the Make
„... of the Ceremonies, at the Royal Hotel, for his bene•
Love AT nityr Stoat—Another lucky wedding
fit, received a greater honour than any Matter of
took place in tne beginning of IA iveek. Mr. P. a
the Ceremonies ever experienced in this country, by
Gentleman in the wine trade, with a fortune of about
the Royal Family honouring his benefit with their
ficiool. palling along a fleset in the neighbourhood. of 1
company. The
rooms
were filled in
c„nregoewcar
Oxford-road, law a pretty ruflic girl, with ruddy I
at a very early hour, to an uncommon degree, that
cheek, and fparkling eye, whole Mid eV-male. made to ! . .
. at times it was hardly poffible to move ; all the
lndden and forcille au imprelEon on his breafl,
i beauty and Galion in the town, and for I 1 miles
that lie inflantly re...pelted to fee her home. She told I
round, were
prefent, every one being anxious to
him, with a modeit blab, he Might fee her to her
aunt's houte, to which the was then Bring, andin a I have the Is•nour and pleafure of being in the fame
room with the Royal Family, who remained till pa*
few minutes they arrived at the door. The moment I
ten o'clock, when they retired, apparently "ouch
they were leaned, he frankly propofed to the aunt to
pleaded with their evening's amufement.
marry her niece. She, with equal candour, informed i
This
morning
we
were highly
gratified
with a tints!i
him, that the girl W 3. a mere rutlic of low birth and 1
parent•ag:, her father being a cottager at Huron,
who earned his daily fubfittence by the low, but ho- : failing critter in company togethm with
charming
b..‘iftp.ghitn, a number t.t pa: net having cooed
nen, indultrious calling of a berfler and tEreher. This
f quite terene, the aquatic fpedaclit was immosa.
: the
_A Royal Sovereign I the lky being clear, and the
frank account made no imprstfion diftdvat.t...igeeus •
to his lovely Ira Nl', in the generous mind or Mr. P.
who repeated his firm determin.ituat, and risarttcd 1 edetuay .
tneo_n•ly Lit,autialuvLery
great
reiattre
was
Isaac
by $
no
venue cutter. in Portland RoaJs.
her the mat day.