Star.
London, England, 1803-04-16 00:00:00

MAILS THIS 11
ARR. MIL I

SPORTIKO.

ROYAL Humr.—The deer which was tur.-ted out
for the day's diverfion on Tuelday, is a great fa-
vourite with His MAJESTY. At darting from
Arcot Heath he ran with great fwiftnefs towards
Bagfhot, making a double to the right, croffing
the front by Czfar's Camp and Southal Park, and
through Eat Hampftead Park; and what is very
remarkable, to the place where he had twice be-
fore been taken after a very long chase. The
fportfrnen expelled he would have halted there, but
he ran with greater (peed it poffible, leaving Brack-
nell to the right, through the inclofure, by Wavell
and Winkfield church, eroding the plain through.
the woods, by General HARCOURT'S, St. Leonard's
Hill, and made his way to Elwer, at which place
he ran into the Mill River, where he remained
lonic time, but being clofely purfued, he cleared
nut of the river, and the chace was renewed. The
deer then took his courfe towards the river Thames,
to the left of Windfor, and eroded the Thames.
The huntimen were then obliged to come through
Windfor and Eton, and their appearance attrafted
the attention of the inhabitants. His MAJESTY
and attendants then gave up the chace and return•
ed to the (been's Lodge, after a purfuit of up-
wards of three hours. The chace was renewed by
the remaining fportfmen, who were very nume-
rous. The deer took to the left of Eaton, and
made much ground before a double back to the
left, where he plunged into the Thames near Sur-
ley Hall. By the heat of theday, and the length
of the chase, he now became quite exhaulled, and
two of the foremod hounds purfued him into the
water, where they feized him, and would have
drowned him in a few minutes, but for the Alli-
ance of a man in a large boat, who went to the
deer's affiftance, took the dogs off, and brought
the deer fafe to Windfor Bridge, where he was
put into a liable, and taken proper care of.

STAG Humr.—The Earl Of baiter turned out
a Rag yefterday morning at ten o'clock, to the left
of WAHingham Common, fix miles beyond Croy-
don. The flag fet out at firft in a line.towards the
county of Kent, but afterwards turned to the right
to Bottle Hill, and purfuing that direaion over
the hills took the road to Godßone. Thence he
made for Bamilead Park, over Sutton Common,
leaving Ewell on the left. He then croired the
Epfom Road, and over the fields to Kingßon,
where he took to foil on the Thames, between
Kingßon and Hampton Court, and after crofling
the river twice, was laid in Lord FITZGERALD'S
garden. He remained there Rime time at lair, and
upon being roufed, took again to the Thames, and
was taken by a boat near Kingßon, after a run of
four hours and a half. The fcent lay remarkably
well, and the dogs hunted with filch fpirit and fo
little interruption, that mon of the hOrfemen were
thrown oat, there being but five in at the time the
Rag was taken. The olden fportfman perhaps
never witnelfed finer fport, or a more fevere run
at this feafon of the year.

Mifs Ds CAMP appeared yelterday evening, for
the firit time, at Drury-lane Theatre, in the play
of Deaf and Dash. fince her return from France.
The Marchionefs of Hs ADFO sr gave; on Thurf-
day evening fall, her firß grand Rout this feafon,
At her honk in Stanhorie-ftreet, May Fair, to above
five hundred of the firft nobility. In the fplendid
circle were--.-.
Hi, Rnyal Hiyhnefs the Prince of Wales.
Portw;nefe Ambarador.
Duke of Leintler.
klarquls of Lorne.
Earl..—Limerick,Gallovray,Mountnorrls, Aboyne, Carlifle,
Longford, and Farnham.
NIL ounts—Fahnouth, Maynard, Greaves,Cnotley,Durfiey.
and Printrnfe.

Lords—H. Petty, A. Hamilton, Percy, St.:Helens, It
Moore, OnMon, and W. Ruffen.

Baron de Rolle.
Sirs—G. Cornwall, H. Daetwood, and J. Shelly.
Generale—Taylor, Thornton, and CaratorG
Colonel W. Stratford.

Captain Bennet.
Meffro—Robinfon, Methuen, T. Methuen, Laurie, R.Wal•
pole, Soley, Stewart, Clive, Montgoatcry, CockereU, King, C.
craven, Baryon, G. Caultßad, Hammerney. Harvey, H. Ham •
mrrfley, P. Methuen, Cornwall, Moore, E. Walpole, Clover,
Quin, Harvey, and Lewls.
Mitcham —Northumberland, Montrofe, Leiniter, and
Bolton

Marchioneres.-Waterford, Hartford, and Bath.
Counttffe..—Kerunare. Limerick, Carliar, Liverpool, Har-
rirgton, Mountnorria, Cork, Sefton, Dowager Sefton, Ds-
bridge, Longford, Leitrim, Eingiton, Antrim, Rofcbcrri, and
Ely. •
Vifrounteffcs--Newark, Godard, and Mathew.

Ladies—M. Percy, Carrington, F. Harr:2, Northwicke,
Somerton, G. Howard, Sommers, Bifhop. Warren, flood,
E. Percy, Dough., C. Douglas, Tankerville, Bennett, Jen-
kinfon, A. M. Stanhope, Beresford, Crofton, C. Paget, Corn-
wall, CA wilor, two Thynnes, Haggerfton, Pereeval, A. Stew-
art. T. King, A. Harvey, M. Primrofe, C. Howard, and W.
Ruffen.

Miftreffes..-Robinfon, Medium, Coleman, S. Wonky,
Shelly, Benyon, Clements, R. Walpole, Soley, Rohinfun, W
S•rutorJ, Clive, CockereU, Mug, Baryon, Salton, Robins, E•
Walpok, nkes, Fitzberbert, and Howard.
Milks—Two Smiths, two Colenuns. two Shays, Richards,
Ellerker, Clcments, Douglas, Fitzroy, Wingfields, Ham y,
Crofton, Cornwall, and L. Gower.
The Entertainments at the Royal. Ciacus be-
fpeak their own merit ; they are derived from an
original fource, and will long prove the higheft
favourites with the Public. We cannot hut ad-
mire the cxtenfive and beautiful Scenery there pro-
duced, and tile liberality with which the whole of
the concern is conduaed. Full houfes mutt inevi-
tably be :lie reward of fuch prodations.
Ft R E.—On Saturday laft, about three o'clock in
the morning, a fire was difcovered on the premifes
of Mr. Constable, farther, of Stradifhall, by which
the whole of the barns, (tables, and out-buildings,
were deltroyed, together with a quantity of bar-
ley and oats therein, carriages, blonds, &c.
fine hogs, and an excellent road mare. Every at-
tempt to refcue the latter animal from the flames
proved fruitlefs, although li r !bricks were heard
all over the yards. The dwelling-houfe happily
efcaped damage. The buildings (which belonged
to John Vernon, Efq. of Bury) were not Wilted,
but we underfiand Mi.Conflable's flock was. The
fire was occalioned by an incendiary, who confef-
fed the atrocious a& on tha ipot.alledging no other
rcafon than that lt. had hid a hard job.—He is
committed to Bury gaol for trial.