Star.
London, England, 1817-01-08 00:00:00

JANUARY 7.
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better, and has been Mend-
but it is not expected that
.Astle till the weather is more
'rincess CHARLOT fE"S Birth-

Stirred in with the ringing of
igs. The Duchess of GLou-
shot to pay her respects to
returned to dine with the

the Duke of CAMBRIDGE'S
4,tle are to be let tor any
y be. rrquired.

JAM. dRY 7.

gimes: the Princess CHAR-
twenty-One years of age.
Princess that all classes of
:e general sentiment of re-
in this town a greater de-
/Ades the celebration of this
its, as her Royal Parent also
return of the day, by giving
at the Pavilion. The morn-
.her fifteen days of incessant
losphere became unclouded,
ill the radiance of summer's
Parade, for the first time
now presenting one of the
promenades for rank and
Brighten, at this season of

bells struck up. merry peal,
giving invitations to peeks-
the carriages and chairs are
in order that the Nobility
to the rItINCE Rll43lWr, the
ie ;gene is more increased.
.ceives the congratulations of
usual romantics nt Court eti-
tenni'''s are cnntinuany ar-
: have obs..rved— •
Chichester, the Earl of Egremont,
Lord ht. Helen's, the Earl of Mee-
t the Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe ;
Cholmondeley, Sir John and La 'y
Colonel Sir George Wood, übo
itireign Artillery at the hank of
, Captain Meyrick, Admiral Sir
Lowther, and *great number of cousin y

'malt has tended to give a spur
the most beneficial conse-
ind his Royal Highness has
the company should appear
tufacture.

, morning, the fog throughout
tropolis WAS so intense, that
rery shop and coanting-house.
however. the sun burst out
and a fine stuninet4ike day

the water has been daily
itry in the neighbourhood of
high, that the roads in many
for foot passengers. More
Eton ate shut up, and the in-
the upper stories, and pro-
to them 1t their wisdoms+
away. The setvice at Eton
in consequence ; and, should
foot, the lower end of the
'me state as it was the latter
'hen all persons obliged to be
conveyed through the streets in
the boys at Eton Collmi are
for the Christmas-holidays.
till Wednesday the 22d inst.
_ fallen of late have produced
Sussex, that the public highways
. covered with west to a dangerous
turnpike-road, a little on the other
Dart Brighton coach last week
peril, as the water passed under
• tithe carriage. The coach-
until a man and horse were
by means of which he was
difficulty, without injury.
showers have to swollen the Ser-
.,
was near lowing ever its banks.
~ or causeway, was too confined
influx; and it was apprehended
would give way, and thereby the
_ been entirely inundated. To
'sequence, a channel was cut on the
• Serpentine, which opened several
- • main stream, which descen-
of the new bridge. The de-
nt the font of the bridge down
broken crags, forms a most
Lid waterfall.
an industrious farmer, with
their house, at Glanworth, in
t car-load of provisions for the
The day was exceedingly tem-
During their absence, the river
very inactl, and on. their re-
. was necessary to repass the
Ballyhouly. The woman was
covered up from the rain. and the
e cross the ford; the flood was
, that the horse soon lost his
carried down the stream, where
• party were precipi*ted into
An was unfortunately drowned,
exertions of the youth rescued the
it fate. The horse and all the
The poor woman has left nine
loss,
the late rains, the rivers Tweed
tiled at Kelso on Saturday night
• than for many years. Same
and Alexander *Pherson,,
sus, were drowned in attempt-
of Broomhill, about half a mile
bridge of Forteviot.
one James *Clusky, aged 19,
was bead drowned in the river

aock of sheep, under the care
Dudley, in the parish of Elias,
out of the fields, and owing to
weather and Goods, thirty-eight of
' down into the tide lie the river

WINDSOR, .
The Queen continues bi
for the last (our Jays,
.11 venture out of the Cat
:del This being the Pr
v, the morning was tide
.Is, and other rejoicings.
refit came fr.4n Bagih,
.r Rcyal Mother, and
oke.
His R .yrl Highness tl
matins is Wi:idsor C+
.n
iber of yv its that may
BRIGHTON, el
This day her Royal tliß
;TIE of WALE' attaiin.d
is iowarJs this
irty seem to pos:.e4s ti.;
d, c,,rhequentiy.
.ee of coLsideration perva
3y amorg the inhabitants
ntinguishes the happy Tel
.-ie p' ndii enterteitiment al
. was auspicious, for, aft
ins and storms, the ,tmo
sd the Sun appeared in al
armih. Tue Steyne F
'Ting the last month, is
on cheerful and gay
.shion ever known at B
e year.
At twelve o'clock the be
the beauteoLs Jay gi
ian exercise, whilst the
to the Pavilion, it
nuld pay their respects i
Measure arid bustle of the
.i" Royal Highness rece
'icompany with the usu
vette. A number of fa
'ring, among whom we I
9 Tt t Fart and Countess of Ch
,rd J. Murray, Lord Clive, Lt
sb, Lord Valetort, son of
not nhersavenny, Lord H. (
bid, Sir Godfrey Webster,
.1
muds(' the British sad Fu
merino; General Meyriek,
Jaws Brishspe,Colonel Loon's,
denim.
This grand entertajpme
ti Cr the fancy trade, of t
,ueuces to the town, an
• • 'pitied his pleasure that
n dresses of British mann
▪ For several hours this in
e the whole of the Metro;
candles were used in ever
About twelve o'clock,
acain in ail his glory, at
succeeded.
During the last week
• overspreading the counts
▪ Vindsor, and is now so hi
laces are impassable
t ban hill the houses ir. Et
sabitants are confined to
vision', &c. are furnished
• all the cattle are driven a
it College is discontinued in
a the water rise another
ia town will be in the cam
end of January, 1809, wh
eta on business were cons
• bests. Fortunately, the
• way with their friends f
bid will not terminate I
1. The rains which have I
.th heavy Roods in Susie
✓is many places are covere
I- height. On the turnpike
is side of Kepner, the Dar
S'• was placed in some- peril,
Is tie doors over the furor of
man predently stopped t
to. seat to his assistance.. l;
1E extricated from his disco
▪ The late heavy 'bowel
patine River, that it was
The outlet at the head, or
a to carry off the vast hide
the head, or dam, would
3f low land would have bee
prevent that consequence
re .mouth bank of the Serpen
al sapid rivulets from the I
er deal to the water north of
as scent from the ground at
P' the declivity, and over
picturesque and beautifu
Ito Saturday seinnight, at
his wife and son, left th
et the morning, having ael
nit market of Fermoy. Th
he scisous and wet. Due-
is- Fturcheon had swollen
ed tarn in the evening, it I
river at the Ford of Bal
ele sitting in the car, coven
to two men got upon it to c
lip SO high and rapid, th
• fnoting, and was carrie
the whole of the par
the water. The woman
ess while the manly tunic'
F"'
father from a similar I
red loading were lost. The
Dl' children to deplore her I
et In consequence"of the
and Teviot were swellk
leti List, to a greater height!
u.. day, Donald Stewart
elreg belonging to Ctipar'.Ang
ing to cross the burn of
1g" to the westward of the b
sal A few days ago, one
;el a native of Ireland, was
Derwent.
tet
Saturday evening a
hit effarmer Resent, of Di
Hants, went astray out
ur the tempestuous weath
them were washed dot
and drowned.