Star.
London, England, 1804-10-13 00:00:00

♦ SAWSTONITL.

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A Dublin Paper Pays, that ARTHUR OTC:4,SOR
has been conflituted at Paris Emperor of !relaxes, as ,
the lineal defendant of Itoneatca o'G:isnot ! ! !
This Is rather marvellous information.
The worthy Alderman who forgot the names of
the principal Officers of the Mediterranean fleet, had
not that day tubmitted his head to the uftsal
Of his Bailer.
Sit HARO DINO:ILLE, the .:lfayOr of Garrat, has
refuted the Title of " Errperor, telt 13oNaraets
(Wild call him Brother I
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Psuirascro tells us, that there wasp temple, dedi-
cated to the wiled Verna. The prefent race of beau.
ties fscrifiee entirely at the fhrine, and imitate 3s
Much as poffible the true Venzu di Medici:.
Mr. Nip.I.ISN'S boric Eagle, is matched againft Mr.
DAWSot.'SHipt&tamp,tir,ar the next Newmarket Craven
Meeting, for zoo guineas; as is Lord MIDDLE rnees
Blue Devi!. againft Mr. HODGSON'S Sk.r.rs,-at the next
Milton Meeting, for rob guineas, b. ft.
On Tburfilsy a farmer at Hampton, for a Wager
of 25 guineas; rode his pone', which does not exceed
thirteen hands and a half in height, ninety miles in 12
hours and a half, on the weftertt road. The rider
weighs at 'call fourteen hone, and won the wager by
three quarters of an hour. Numbers of the knowing
ones fported confiderabie odds againft hint.
COVENT GARDEN T .—LA night the fler-
ling old Comedy of Every Mart in hit Humour drew a
numerous audience to this Thea re It has feldum
been better Riled. Cooties Kite!, is beyond all
praife. FAWC/TT, in Captain L.badi', vat eitreme-
ly entertaining ,• and MUDDED, in cfrainaiorm, eAti-
bited his accuftomed comic powers, and received
his ufual fhare of applaisfe. Meer Stephen was
well fuflaincd by a pr miffing young altor of the
name of Bar ER Liv, and Sine stows as /17iyier Ilfaubsw
conveyed a very ludicrous idea of the admiration en-
tertaoed by a limpleton for a bully. Dame Kit.lr
and Bridget were refpeaably repretented by Mrs. Sr.
trouts and Mils Msaitior.—The Fol Les of a Day
psfred off with its ufual fuccefs.—The houfe, without
overflowing, was very well filled.
CURIOUS Di scot say.:7-Capt..l3l/NCAN, of Lector

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row, near Fulham, and his family, are on a stilt to
the N! rth. The Captain lately wrote io a Gentle-
man in the neighbourhood, to order the roof of his
villa to be repaited previoni to his return. The
Gentleman applied to a neighbouring bricklayer,
who, with his attendant, proceeded to (trip off the
old tiles, when, to their great fnrjoife, they fonnel
lat ge !liver cup, containing yon guineas, the coinage
of GtollGs the Fir fl, a great number of antique rings
and valuable trinkets. The honelt tradefman and
his companion immediately informed their employer,
wh., took porefflon of the trea(ure, until the property
is alc.frtained.
Yettrday, the body of Lieutenant-Colonel Stn.
row., late Commandant of the Eleventh Regiment
of Loyal London Volunteers, was interred in the fa-
mily vault in Alderfgate Church. The Itreet was
lincd two deep by the regiment, from the houfe of
the tiecenfed, in Alderlgate-ltreet, to the church.—
About twelve &deck, the funetal procelhon ad-
v at. Led in the following order :
Two Pares with Staves.
l';ie Sand of the W, ft London Militia playing a folemn dirge.
1 he Drums and Fulls of the Regiment, with Drums mauled.
Tice Privates of the Limiter. Int-Colonel's Company, with Arms
rev, tfcd.
The Cori . -ate two and M.o.
The Ser;eanrs tw," and two, with P:t:es newt fed.
The Offieas of the Rcement two and two (Subaltern Officers in
front )
Two Mutes.
the Rorie of the detested. with eeleet mattering trappints, led
by two Grooms, in deep mourntn^.
State Lid of Feattnn, attended by eages.
Two MutcN

• The Revm Mr. Pilots, Chaplain.
THE BODY.
A ric:, select P.,11 over the Coffin, which if •s of blaei velvet,
0r00.0.,,tcd with gilt handles, &c. the Sword, Gorget, Ilat,
tv.e at the &reared. on the top.
Captains King and Sherwood, with four Subaltern Officers of
the I:can:Mit. at PaU bearers, three at either We of the any& ;
wall black Icarf....nd hatband.. er.pe foord-linuts,
chid Almoners
I'i, ft. t'-Pon and tirmher of the decreed; is relatives, all in
ntoon'ta .11,•lit, two aid two.
Elibt thtitieMetl, iricatii or ratatires, in black karts and bat-
00l two.
I'he rOCC6IOII enteted the church, at the door in
Little !Infant, and the remainder of the regiment,
having (bouldered arms, fell in rank and Mc, the
private, hi front, the Corporals and Serjeants in the
rear; neat followed the pr:vates of the Sth Regiment
of Lonifoii Volunteers; after them, the priviites of
the Bth Resitnent, both in the fame order ; then the
°dicers of the firegoing Regiments, Sit!,, lterns in
frnt, Field Officers in tie rear; the Drums and
Fifes of bah Regimcntr. The proceffion clofed with
the Bind of the Bth Regiment, and the DTUM.M.vjer
in the rear of the whole.
The corpfe being placed in the centre aifle of the
church, the fervice was performed by the Rev. Mr.
Lt,P. After which, a folemn dirge was performed
on the organ. The body was then &policed in Cie
family vault, and the Lieutenant Colonel's company
formed in the church-yard, and fired three vnilies.
The whole were then marched from di- church
into Alderlgn.te-Ctreet, the sih and Sell
takin!; the when they wet e
The tli!-.:afel was carried off by i-nly a few hours
ilnefs, tieing fcizcd es rh the gout in hic fir mach in
the cvcri.;. He expired about five ri'elor k the 11
lowing !limning. He died in the forty-third year ft
i4is age, univcrfally regretted by a numerous train r
:datives., and a great numb.r Sincere I. fends