Star.
London, England, 1804-10-15 00:00:00

BRICIPIOW, OCTOBER I:.

Yin the fame carriage with their Royal Highneffes
the Prince of WaLss, and Dukes of CI:Sat:CI and
Sussex, Count Beauirmnis left this place )efterday
for the Metropolis. The Earl of HARILINGTCR is
arn among our molt recent departures.
l'he weather to-day has been lets damp and more
plealant than yeilerday. 'F.,e parade of the South
Gloircefter, and the rides and walks, have conte-
qtmtly been very fafhinnably attended.
Che Channel to-day has difcnvered fome fmall
Mips of war at a ddtance ; a few fi(hing boats and
enailers have likewife been floating on its furface.
The Prince's battlers, for the &It time this feafon,
threw off near Patcham Windmill on Wednefday
'aft, attended by a field of nearly fixty iportfmen,
among whom were the Earl of BIRRSLEY, Admiral
Sir EDMUND NAGLS, &C. ; Mrs. SToDDARD, the Lady
' of Captain STODDARD, of the Ennifkillens, alto par.
took of the pleafures of the chace, and was in at the
death of a brace of hares, which were the well•earned
(pods of the day. The fame harriers, to a nume-
rous field of fportfmen, threw off to-day on the race-
hill, and produced excellent diverfion. This flannel:
and fleet pack, the fame as tan year, will continue to
throw off for the amufement of all who choofe to
j.•in the hunt, un Mondays near Portflade Windmill,
on Wednefdays near Patcham, and on Fridays on the
Race Hill, throughout the feafon. Hares this year
are In great abundance.

His MAJISTT has purchared Dr. Hammes
boufe at Wandfor, and is fitting it up for the Princefs
Coaatorr a of WALES, in order to have her near him.
The Gazette of Saturday contains a notice from
the War Office, that the penGons of the widows of '
Officers of the Land and Marine forces, to the 24th
of Auguß lift, will commence on Wedaefday neat.
•t'he Earl of Motaa, with his folic, arrived in Edin-
burgh on Saturday fe'nnight, from his wellern tour.
The two firft divifions of the Stirlingffiire Militia
have marched from GI tfgovr, on their route to Aber-
deen. The remainder is not to march till the 17th

Inflant.
Thurfday morning, marched from Glafgnw for
Stirling, a great body of recruits for Colonel Caws-
ton's fzcond battalion of the 79th regiment ;—moil
of whom formerly belonged to the late Canadian
Fencibles.
The Captain of a Swedifh now in the River,
who failed from G ,ttenhorgh on thesth, (fates, that,
on hi, leaving the hariviir, the Engliflt packet with
his Royal liighnefs Mon Gear, brother to the Xing of
France, was in fight. Louis XVIII. had not then
arrived at Calmer, his intended re6dence ; but was
daily expelled, and great preparations were made for
his reception. Five hundred hen, of the provincial
regiment of Calmar. were under orders to do duty
as life guards of the King of France.
Admiral CoamwaLtis has again put to fea, to
refume his nation off Brea. A rumour of yenerday,
that a fquadron of 6 fail of the line had efeaped from
Brett, was not believed at the Admiralty, which has
accounts from thence of fo late a date as Wedoelday
fan, when the enemy remained quiet in harbona: it has
however, been Hated, on the doubtful authority of
French fifhermen, and other fugitive', that the greater
part of the crews have been drafted of their choice
feamen, who have been put on hoard a fquadron, per.
fatly ready for fea, the dellination of which was kept
a profound ferret.
An offizer belonging to the fquadron off Boulogne
writes as fullows :
In sdditlen in the officers employed off Bourogne, mentioned in
Lord Keith's officio letter of the 3d inft. the following gentle-
men were no only volunteers on the or afion,bot adtuatly employ-
ed and charged with conveying In cattalo for the purpofe of de-
the enemy's flotWa, and eonfequently band the dangers
a the night :--
LILOPAID.4.ICIItCDaIItS Elliftwx mid Pearce.
V —Lieutenants Orchard and Midges ; Mr. Roche,

midllllpman.
LllDA—Liautenints Parker and Mainwaring ; Mena. Lloyd
and Crawford. midihipmen.
Ewer A INS—featenants Tucker and Williams; aUng Lieu.
tenant. Sththorp.
ADAM A II I... Lieutenants Carnptyll and Williams.
Aaotur—A Lieuteuant. name unknown ; Mr. Bowen, mat-
te?' Mate.
Letters received from Guernfey, by the Brilliant,
Cross., which on Friday arrived at Weymouth, re-
port that the Maud had been relieved from a confl-
derable degree of I licitude, in confeqnence of the
gun boats blockaded in Concale, having efcaped,
under favour of the late dark nights, to join, as is
Rated, the B •nbrgne fl, tills. At Cherbourg, there
were, on the zoth, 7o or So veliels of all denotruns-
tion,, and about an tqual number at Granville and
St. Mal.ies.
We have accounts from the Ifle of Franc to the
Loth •f June, by the neutral fhip Lib: rty, Wlc rt
There had been an embarg.r on all (hips at the Mau-
ritius till the loth, but the objet of it is not men-

tioued.
We have receiv:d a feries of the Antigua pipers ;
hut the only article we can cull from thent that on
the 2 ill of Angel, the three-halfpcnny lost (called
the dog) weighed three ounces.
It. A Coroner'i Jury has fat on the body of ...----
SAWYNER, the Captain's Clerk ri the IN strll/11.F,
who was killed in a duel laft Wilda/ at Deal, and
pronounced a vetdi.ft of Manflayskttr againft fume
perfon or perfons unknown.
THEATRE, DRURY LANE.—On Saturday Mr. EL.
LISTON appeared in the arduous part of Dais KLX in
71x Wonder, which he performed with confiderable
Ipitit , but in attempting to be gentlemanly huente be-
came coicomical, and for espreffion he ton freqly
fibtlituted unmeaning grima:e. His !nit WAS
that of the reconciliation with in a hich,
however, Mrs. Jonnara was In fuper-excelient as to
draw off notch of that attention to his soo'-yrdie./
acing, which it really deferved. The old Mar,
by CHERRY and SUSTT, acre but langitid.--li•a-
avm2as, in Coble, X )4.. leaned much at cafe ;
and BANNISTER in f ?Pr.'s, and Mifs Pori in ari',),J,
were extremely pleatant.—Mrs. SONTLI
wanted animation, and Fr,S, L-1: and Grgy by Baer.
ty and SPARKS, were very refpedalile. Mifs
Loa had been aonnunced for the fugitive daughter ..1
/,or 14,-z, but ludien indifrtit on pt evetitcd her al.
tendancc.
Rick ref Caur de Lion crnt:nites to be received
the greatett applaufe. The aui:;ence was one of the
molt crowded, and we believe the moll genteel, of the
lc afun.