Star.
London, England, 1803-02-26 00:00:00

CHI PPENHAM yIELD —Torszur, Ti.. 22.

Mr. Moreley's Buzzard, beat Mr. Hammor;d's Wildfire.
Sir C. Bunbury's Nimble,, beat Mr. Tyffon's T-totum.
Mr. Dudley's Atlas, bear Mr. P. Galway's Heeler.
Mr. Tyllon's Trimmer, beat Mr. James's Roderick.
Mr. Breton's Snake, beat Sir S. Fludyer's Comedy.
Mr. Durant's Sweeper, beat Sir S. Fludyer's Critic.
Mr. Breton's Smut, beat Sir S. Fludyer'a Comedian.
Mr. Durant's Strumpet, beat Mr. Moteley's Brandy.
Sir C. Banbury's Fanny, beat Mr. Molders BaUwan.
Mr. Breton's Skybiue, beat Mr. Mokley's Bandalore.
Mr. Hasnmond's Whim, beat Mr. Galway's Hebe.

STACKWORTH AND DUTINGHAM FIELDS.
WFDNESDAY, PER. 23.
Mr. Durant's Needle, beat Mr-Hammond's Hawke.
Col. Lovelace's Pura, beat Mr. Dudley's Adelaide.
i,Mr. Dudley's Ai lel, with CoL Lovelace's MI6, undecided.
Mr. Dudley's Abigail, beat Sir J. Sebright's Prude.
Mr. James's Rambler, beat Mr. Wright's Nell.
Mr. Hammond's Whiff, beat Mr. Lloyd's Lady.
Mr. Lloyd's Miltrele, beat Mr. Mofely's Bragela.
Mt. Maisie'''. Wonder, heat Mr. Thorpe's Dulky.
The Courfes were in general well contelled, and
afforded great amufement. Mort of the old Sportf-
men of dalinetion were prefent. Two days more,
in Ditton and Chippenham Fields, on Thurfday
and Friday, were expeded to clofe, with eclat, the
diverfion of the week.

Monday night Lady HARDWICK! had a fele&
Party of about zoo perfont at Dublin Cattle.

The Duehefs of Gt.ouc ESTER, whofe domeflie
qualities endear her td a numerous circle, had lan
night a very fplendid Party, among whom were :
The Countefs of Rothes, Lord Morton—Ladies H. Laic,
Smith Burgefs—Bayning, Mufgrave, two Towndtends—Ge-
mewls Churchill and Taylor.—Melfre. Sullivan and Bramtkone
—Miftreffes Sullivan and Cornwallis—Miffs Ellicker and two
Townfht oda

The Counters Of CARHAMPTON'S Rout attraded
all the Fathionable Company in Town, orjhurf-
cliiy evening, at her houfe in Bruton-ftreet. To
enumerate the whole lift would be too tedious a
talk. We than, therefore, only mention
_ .

His Royal Hij►nefs the Prince of Wales.
Baron Lembo. the Hanoverian Ambanter.
I=esiffearstadford and Waterford.
Downikire, Medford, &Bantry, and Aber.
Darn

Earls/Cingfton, Macelesileid. Mount Edgembe,
Stair, and Weitsnoriand.
Counteres—Clans, Einaggft,m Cork, Lderfm, Liverpool,
Dowager Mier, Maoelrsidl Lifer, Clamant, and CarystOrt.
Vikounts—Sidncy Ind Iftlkelcy.
Vlreonnteres.-Daerkorft, Bolkeky, Sontaton, Sidney, An-
dover, and CaMerragh.
burgh-oE4lam, St. Mks's, artglaant, Gotport, Grenville,
Levffon. and Carrington.
Ladies—Mary Taylor, langlion, Haggaltos, Blackwood,
L. Corry, tkree Oansents, Warren, C. janklaws, &nem), G
Cady, F. Bwadord. Idelbarma, Ocipott, Pewitell, C. Hamby,
Townley, Entton, two Harnatorts,Ella. Coked. and G. Howard,
and
SirtMwood. J. BWBrS, W.lCals. and Thos. PeacidL
GenwalTsCr.
Colmar ones and Hatekkaron.
Cspemina— iltdey, Paget, and Harvey.
Mallkum.Baltour,Robltan„ Beneett , Lee, Penebell, Corbett,
W. Tow:hoed, Cadogan, Crow, Morton Pitt, WaleLt.T.
Faulkeser, Banks, Latmebe, Stanhope, Fremantle,
Edward Taylor, Browbeat% Leppei, and Skellngton.
Madam Da °cram&

Madsatildle De Vomit&
MfaralkOttkolurse, Coleman, Robifon, Fltsbabert, Pea-
Hull, Pitateaks. !dyneß. Jones, Fremantle, Morton Pltt, Bou-
vet* Tboinpfoo. T. Orfty Hunter, Eittatoo, Luton, Hanka,
Villiers, Sointraille, and Talbot.
!Mires—Two Coventry.. two Caimans, Brig, two ID*"
Batton, Sod* Casslng,Tbowpfon, &redo* two Ha►dtas,
and Smith.

ANECDOTI.—Not long ago, fats the Ceariff
Loam, M. T laid to the Feu? Con-
sul.. in pretence of a deputation of the Senate—
,' General •Ftrft Conful, you have given us peace.
laws, finances, and a religious mortality ; but there
is wanting a freatijitiea to this work." " 'Tis
true," replied Bo AAAAA ra, a' but thefe gentle.
men," looking at the Senators, ~ don't care for
the/ga of the Inn, provided they get good enter-
tainment in it."
LINT MUSICALI-••The commencement of the
Oratorios, lag night, under the able direßion of
the ASNLETII, at Covent Garden, gave earneß of
a very profitable feafon. The BILLINGTON, who
is engaged, is herfelf an heft; yet, without her
powerful aid, yefterday, the Theatre had to boaß
a numerous and elegant audience. The greateft
vocal exertions of the evening were made by BRA.
N•II and Mill PAMIR' MTS. BILLINOTON being in-
difpofed with a cold. A blifs Set 'Lev, from Man-
defter. and a Mifs MONDAY, are fingers of great
promife.—Mr. Dantean's manly voice was, left
night, in excellent tone.--The performance was
IGuett.'s chief easors—Tie MOsh, which had
the fupport of a very powerful and, under the
guidance of Mr. G. Aseisr.

The Pi Theatricals. in Tottenhamareet.
have been obliged to be dropped, owing to acaufe
which callous infeafibility will not even venture to
Dort at. A principal Gentleman of Fabian who
took the lead in that harmlefs undertaking, has
been too lately affliaed with a domenic calamity
to gve his attention to a renewal of Theatricals;
and, indeed, his own precarious fate of health is
inch, that he is about direaly to retire for a while
into the country.
Mr. John Spicer, jun. of Lincoln, on Wednef-
day the 9th ink. fet off from that city to ride his
mare to btanchefter and back., in 4i hours, for a
confiderable wager. The (finance by way of Dur-
ham ferry, Chefterbeld. &c. is 90 miles. fo that-
he had slto miles to ride, upon the fosse mare. in
the above time. He farted from Lincoln at three
o'clock in the morning, and having gone to Man-
chener and back, arrived again at Lincoln. atone
o'clock on Friday morning, travelling the silo
miles in 46 hours. Mr. Gervafe Liner, of Lin-
coln, horfe dealer. accompanied Mr. Spicer all the
way, and rode a black mare belonging to Mr.Spi.
cer. They did not alight to walk up or down any
of the hilly that being contrary to the wager.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24•

Letters received here from the Vic-it:litmus, of
74 guns, dated Cape of Good Hope, Nov. 12.1
(tate, that (he had arrived there from India, and
was to fail in company with the EURYDICE frigate,
with a divilion of the Britith troops, part of the
garrifon there, for England.—lt is lid the Vic-
TOR lOUS is to be paid off at til;S port, as orders
are given for laying down moorings fur her in the
river Tamer.

Came in the GANNET floop of war from the weft-
, ward, with King's ftores, viz. a fix oared cutter,
and top gallant mall, part of the ftores of a gun.
brig lately paid off, and raid in the return of (lures
to have been expended on fervice. Information
having been given to Government of the circum•
fiances of the cafe, the GANNET was difpatehed to
the weftward with orders to get a rearch warrant
to find, according to information, the fix-oared
cutter, and two top-gallant malls;. upon fearching
the fix oared cutter was found, but only one top-
gallant mall with the name of the gun brig ; there
are now lodged in the dock yard here, and an
inquiry is to be let on foot as to their expenditure.
Sailed for Dartmouth the Friend's Relief, DYER,
Friend's Defire, CH tr Bs, and Mary, JAMES, all with
timber,for the five chips of war uniiding at that port.
Came in from Dartmouth the Succels, M, t LER ; I
and Peggy, —, with fundries. Remain in Caw.
land Bay the Stitt us frigate, and in the Sound the
GANN IT floop of war.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY ss.

Sailed the WooLw cis, of 44 guns, Captain Bue-1
rom,lately returned from Jamaica, to the eaaward,l
to be paid off.
The Hsacuce, of 74 guns, Captain FERRIS,
failed this afternoon from St. Helen's, with fealed
orders, but it is fuppofed (he will be obliged to re-
turn again, as the wind is Shifted more to the
weawaid.

Arrived the Loam gun.veirel from a cruise.
Captain SHOITLAND, late of la DEDA lON etill ti
came home from the Eaft Indies, indifpofed, in
the INTRIPIN 0164 guns, Captain HA1133000.
Captain Ssacai, of the Ecno Hoop of war, is
promoted to the rank of PA-Captain, and ap-
pointed to the G .