Star.
London, England, 1817-10-02 00:00:00

fr.

Yesterday evening, at about half•part
after returning horn St. Pet-r's Barracks,
Bay, lice. his Royal Highness kite Di "
cermet, with MalOr-General GORDON
to visit the Cobue Royal (the Court 1
he was received by the States. Our
(Mr. MOULT), sheaved his ROYAL H
loriginal letters and papers, written b,
when in this island, with which the
seemed much pleased. He then mu,
vernnbent House, where he dined.

At about half past nine, attended by
ral Gamma, the Staff, &c. his R.',
went to the Subscription Ball at D,-.uf
in honour of the ROYAL Mae I).Th
ced at ten. His ROYAL HIGIINIDA led
La BRITON, daughter of the brute
they went down seventy-five couple
the Dims danced with Miss Dt:ssaul
with her sister, the daughters of tii
rear-General. From the great nutut,
who stood up to dance, it was •01,, bed
sets; this was agreed to :it first, but
was, who •ould go into the second bt I
body wished to forego the only net.
might ever have of a royal allemand,
titul line of seventy-five ladies remar
Each on the 44 light fantastic toe" t.
ROYAL HIGHNESS, and each Lad the
ness. AU was animation and scrightll

At twelve o'clock, all who could
down to an excellent cold supper. N 1
priate toasts were given, and enthusial
in Champaigne, the excellent Band of
giment playing many charming airs.
the dance commenced again till two
the ROYAL DL'Eli retired. His Roy
a most excellent dancer. and never
except at supper. The subscription
gentlemen, and 3s. 6J. ladies.
This morning (Tuesday), at nil
streets were lined by the .55th, when
an open carriage, with General Gui
by the whole of the Staff, &c. proceed,
Castle, the tide being quite out. Oi
Duns was received by the Town Mil,
paned them to the Castle, a Royal
by their Horse Artillery. and three
the Regiment. After seeing what sc
tendon at the Castle, his ROYAL HI
through the sally-port.
On the last of the steps, he shook
neral Gotinov, thanking him for all
dons: he shook hands also with several
and then, leaning on the arm of Lieu
Sir Hrtottovz Tuatien, attended by
eels DALTON and HIGGINS, &C. he w
sha_r_p and rugged rocks to the barge.
When be got on board, the Castle
salute. His ROYAL HIGHNESS bOWC.,
given from the Castle, and to those
him to the boat, which then rowed
ling cutter. that was already under
an hour she was out of sight, on her
sey, where the Tigris frigate was waiting
his ROYAL HIGHIMUL

TRUE SORROW.

/{ON TIM ITALIAN.

"dugs di* ran. U Pews

That melts heel( ha terra;
The stricken *tit that can els%

NO 0101131111011111* bears.
When comes the law, true agony,
The heart nor braves, nor melts die
And mine hat come ! oo more I weep
No more the bean's pale slave;
My sleep most be th' 1:a waking aleey,
My bed matt be the grave;
Thro' my wild braid no longer move,
Or hope, or fear, or hate, or love 0

Tuesday Count Muwean had an
PRINCR
_RZGINT at Carlton-hone.

' Monday, the Marquis of BLANDFORD
burgh for London.
The Marchioness of HERTFORD hat
for the last five or six days.
The Earl of EGRIMONT has left toi
Petworth, Sussex.
The Earl and Countess of LINDSA,
Gritnsthorpe Castle, on a visit to Lot,
Lady Wit Loircissv.

Lord LYNDCCK is expected in town
from the Continent.

The Earl of Rocn FORD has left his
Suffolk. for Eaton. Bucks.
,

Count aad Countess Lievax are expected
to town the latter end of this month '
The Earl of ASIIBURNIIAM is _
with bad eyes, which obliged his Lords
to town for advice.

Tuesday evening, the infant dal])
MUNSTER, the Hanoverian Minister,
at his Excellency's house in Grosvenor.
PRINCE REGENT shewed his esteem
standing, in poison, as one of the sponsors.
AuctsbrA and a sister of the Countess •
The proxy for her Royal Highness
Taro*, the wife of the General.
was performed by one of the Kisto'•
eight o'clock, a sumptuous dinner
the PRINCE REEZNT and a party of
r amongst whom were Prince Errann,
,d'Osstomb, the Portuguece Ambassador,
GUMMED. and Sir BENJAMIN BLOW'

Gaxaaat, Ecxenox.—There seems
dent expectation in Ireland of an approac
Election. Mr. Have HUTCHINSON
Live canvass for the City of Cork.
and Mr. HARE canvass for the Coui
NAND. who is to start for the same
said, sure of success. Lords STOPPOSI
stud for the County of Wexford
ascendancy. Messrs. Cocccouott
the other hand, are for the Catholics.
dates for the County of Carlow are Sir
Mr. Loroucux, -and Mr. Swat.
GILRALD has signified his intention to
personally, in a few days, to the Electors
of Clare; and the friends of the
have intimated to the Freemen of Dui
their family i$ to ciivr Lim:elf for dui

SPORTOG MTELLIGENCIL

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. 1417.

- -
vitorIESDAT, oCTOIza I.
p;!-;y Guineas, free for any horse, &c 4-yr-olds. 7.t. 41b.; 5-yr.
oh'.., set. Sih ; 6-yr olds up. I 1 lb.; and aged, 9st. B.C.
Air. Slake 's brown c•dt Sir Richard, 4-yrs old - 1
Duke u Grafton's bay mare inuet, 5-yrs-old . 2
Ii to Min Minuet.
One-third of a Subscrlptioo of sags. each, for 5-yrold colts,
64 silb. and fillies, est. 6lb A. F. bona-fide the property 4
Satc•ibers.
Lord :. H. Cavendish's brown colt, by Sir David . I
La. ;, rsey's hay c It Ile Giant, by Cerberus - S
Lord Ofield's bay colt, by Sorcerer, out of Aelaillua
lkfe V.'atson's bay col, Fits-Orvilie. by Orville
Air. S•onehewees chesinit colt Maro
I.ord stawell's bay colt Merrymaker
The Judge placed but two.-6 to 4on The Giant-4 to I apt
Lori Nuffiehrs colt-5 to I apt Merrymaker.
1 he race fur the Sr. Leger -.takes on Tuesday etched conelde•
rat,le lucre", with deep betting. Ihr odds for the last two days
bad experienc..l several changes. At the post Lord Jersey's Cer.
hems telt was the decid. d favourite. In the rate good play was
ma.k—at the turn of the lath!, several of the horses were de-
ftated ; and the run in from that place afforded a high gratlfica-
fon to the spectators. Waterloo won by a length Ibe Duke
of Fuse, who is on a Visit at Cheveley, honoured the Ceara I
1
with hi. presence.
LIMERICK RACES—NEWCASTLE COURSE.
TUSIDAY, 51,T raließ V%
Swiep-takes of 15gs each, Vs It. to whirls the Stewards added
Ai vo.—Two mile heats —Second horse to save his stake.
lidr. I ties Langolee Sit .lb. . . - I I
Colonel Vandektres Olymy us, Sat. 21b. - - 2 2
0.011. Mr Fuzz hbon's bay filty, set. I nib. . s 1 3
lair X •diry's cluanut horse Oakstiek, 7st. 10Ib. - 4 4
l.it. Prendergsst's Cu.sack, sat, Sib. - - 5 5
Nlr. Gore's Wsllingirso, aft. - - - 6 6
Mr. lowed Swianier, 6st. I !lb - - . 7 7
A hard contested roe,. between Lstsgolec and 01yRipUS.

S:r.y Guinea' given hi the Hon. It. H. Fitzgibbon, for Hunters,
to which Race Hones were a•!mitted.
Mr. Cal iwell's bay colt Legacy -
Mr. Ito!lo:ol, s bay gelding, by Cliff*
Mr. 1.•-we's bay colt, by Ruben, .
MG Ith ',cab:taw' c'icsnut colt. by Truant
Mr. 1-lar4bbs's bay giliing .nap -
Saviour! Lumni's bay cult Exinou.h •
charming race each beat. •

O 0 1 1
O 1 2 2
1 dr
2 dr
O 2 dr
3 dr •

FASHIONS FOR -OCTOBER.

crape, slashed with a white sad Frfmeh
edge, continuing front the tap of the dress
the petticoat, aail Mailing with a shell
res to cerrespoad, tied opts the shoelder
a long sash of the sane to fasten behind
osi the forehead Tibbs large French bow so
ad bird of Paradise plow. Shoes of blue,
kid. Topaz oruatuents. Fan of beautiful

worn very NU, the waists abort, sad the
'lie prevailing colours are. blue, green,

jaeconet muslin, with a handsome border
round the bottom, a Sows* of thin mush*
below the border; the sleeves not very
correspond; wrap Gums; with a very wide
• - waist to point upward in the crane.—
green velvet, high in the crown; with a
unaslaroani-coloared satin at the top; plain head-
' with three small pipings of satin round It,
rem and mushroom feathers drooping on the
if the same colour, plain in the back and
sanahrtram satin from the shookier, cross.
44MM, contisming round tbe•waist, and
large Sconi-h buw to the sleeves not very
cat that fits the amidst*, and laces op the
palmed lace rasher at the neck. Shoes sal
t parasol of rose colour.
4a.—The Colmar, Amouchemon Robe op-
general appearance to the higher titles; k
Preach cambric, ra.lier in the amain style,
Yew, and tied regidarly lowa witt brasier*.
plain wide• back, an which are *Geed ten semi
di trimmed with Valenciennes lace, as is the
t a petticoat of white twilled sunset la resat-
Hiatt to this Royal garb The Hair, ask is
leading votaries of fashion, partakes less of the
unnatural than has been observed hoe the last three
4011 Dr's, it is simply turned hp to the left
lessened with an ornamental comb and a
I; auluanitty of hair is coiled in front to
I he must eubiattable ornaments are tapas
L.a3. AliqesiNa

r Music Meeting concluded on Thurs.
l'he whole collection amounted to be:
‘BOO.

RICHMOND and the Ladies Law
a brilliant company who attended
presentation, at Brussels, last week,
-Ipils of an Academy them. The
lace was present, and was received
lir, et Nassau."
SOUND, accompanied by the Hon.
is on a visit to the Dike and 1:10-
:VIMULAIID. at Tunbridge. Their Royal
patronised a play on Monday, ter the
Dovrron, in which the lather per-
ipal character. _ _

engaged, for a few nights, on liberal
Margate Theatre. His characters are
Edward Mei timer, likhard she Third, Ber-
- Miss SYDNIBY, the heroine of the
, is announced for Helen, Lady Aar,
Desdememe.
I.—This gentleman, whose death we
rday, as having taken place at Long
America, • was a native of England, sad
Sir ions HOLMAN, Bart. of Wake-
Banbury. He received the early part
at the Academy, Boho-square, Len-
he entered Queen's College, Oxford ;
the estimation in which he was held,
the honours of shit tleiveriity atter
attached to the 'Theatrical Corps. While
• chstingieshei himself by bis scenic exhi.
who there witnessed his re-
lierakt, pmnenneed most favourably
(rummer. His first appearance on a poi&
character of Remo, at Covent Oar-
.a.. 17114. His reception is said to hate
slightest degree Battering, and folly jesti-
cpectations of his friends. He went to
since which time he has anima-

A his histrionic career in that country.
Mr. HOLMAN, as an Actor, are lA-
t declared by his maintaining a powerful rival-
with Knauss and his Lordloom& 'AU I air be
with admiration by the lovers of the
. was distinguished as a gerst:eman aid a
it, And by the urbanity of his manners; and the
of his talents greatly contributed to enhance the
of his professions The virtues of his heart

to ail with whom he was in habits of in.
..se. The principal of Mr. Houlisti'a writings
I:,e Stage were :—.46read end al Home, The nears
'ad. ..t a Invader, Love Giveslrb4larwi told
I;:aaraoreLroary.

FASIIIni
Bent. Dazes of blue ci
ribbon with a beaded etig
body to the bottom of th
Larder; bray and ,leers;
with a French ribbon; a
the hair dressed high on
the tel, ur the hair, and b
and gloves of white kid.
peek Pro, y
The dre-ws are still w
petticoa's much longer.
cud mosbi.own.
WALLING Poiseof la
of bassi, wol' mond
and eds ab,ore and 1
loge, hull 41 to corresp
French back, a.,d the w
lcstcb hat of emerald
brge batten of wiesbrom
place of green velvet, wi
awl a full plume agree,'
kft side. A spencer of
' has, with a crape of
lug is the metre of the I?
tting behind with a tarsi
tell, gathered lobo a cat
evade; a Id ruff of Fob
es to correspond;
MOUSING COSTUML
an to be making a gm
made of the hone Fre
rl) is PM kalltol
- t ',Wand; a plain yr
werhed capes, tall trim
bow co the robe; a p
she 00 give proper elect
cow worn by Me leadie
eine and unnatural
hut mon- be. In Fu
of tee head, and la
tic led band;
lock et the ears. I
• cernedian.—Brified
TbeGioucerter
l'he
ween 7 and aNtioo.
be The Duchess of
or made part of
.Dran.alit Repret
ea by the pupi
VOITARX PRIM
1 the national air,
The Duke of Ji
MACIF•NALD. la
at of
Ind ighoesses patrons
fit of young D
ay a principal
BOOTH is engag
at the Mar
• be—Sir Eilwardi
tars Olt and Walk.
hove Theatie' is
aped and Dales
oaf Ma. HoLmAIII.--
.nounced yeaterd
aunt and, in Anurio
,red descendant of tii
qi Castle, Ban
tby Lis education at
tress •In 1780 he
the. such was the
r.tti t he received t
"
r„ne became attache
A't school, he distil
p and Gal
esentation of lit
extraottnt his performance
el of 'age was in the €
Theatre, in 1!
comb - iu the higher
ego d the expectati
esetica in 1812,
.te, ly pursued I
57:; he abilities of M
:01 11117 declared b
RNA
with 1.13411 Li
;egos shembered- with
w, os -4. He was
ro 0(10 ''War, and by th
ikiwl ce ut hie Valenti
r>„, Ostler of his pi
~peso known to au
;mint, ''urse. The I
,ipster '''r Stage weir,
oval i,„ltoth. a
P.:itraor