Star.
London, England, 1803-03-14 00:00:00

NEJSZNOZAS FROM "WM

Juft as this Paper was going to profs news
reached the City that two Meffengers had arrivec
from Paris. Nothing of the contents of theii
difpatches can tranfpire till after the Cabinet
bas had them under difeuffion ; but the natur,
of difpatches may fometimes be gathered from
the operations of certain Stock Brokers known to
be the agents of particular people, who ftom
their fituation may be fuppofed to have tome
opportunity of knowing their complexion. Judg
ing by this criterion,ontne prefent occafion, the dif-
patches may be confidered as holding out but little
hope of a fpeedy adjuftment of differences be-
tween this country and France ; for the 3 per
Cents. which, at one o'clock, were at the pricc
Bated in our Stock Lift, inflantly fell to 6al for
money, and 631 for account.

Saturday evening her Marerrr had a concert
at which were prefent the Ears of HALRINC TOM,
MICCLisptaLD, UXIIRIDCI, CATHCART, Lords
COOETOWN, SWEENY, ST. Hit yes, General CART.
WRIGHT, Cattails LEGGE, Lady HARCOU ay', Lady
ELT, Lady Dovows, Mr. V 11.1.11114 Lady CA.
10111 NI DINER, Lady C. WYNNE BELLASYSE, and
Mils Fiwca.

Yelterday morning their Mayas-rim and the
PRlNclesas attended divine fervice, at the piivate
Chapel, Qlsam's houfe, which was performed by
the Rev. Th.. Moss.

After one o'clock, the Princelike ELIZABETH,
Maar, and Soren, attended by Lady CHAR.
Lorre Wm's, took an airing in a carriage and
four, &mud by a party oflighthorfe, in the
neighbourhood of Vauxhall, and returned through
Hyde-Park to the Qpxy's Houfe to dinner.
Yeaerday afternoon, at fix o'clock, as his Royal
Highaen the Panics of Wails was retaining in
his chariot to Carlton-Houfe, through St. James's-
beet, it broke dawn, owing to the azietree of the
fore whisk giving way. lila Royal Highncfs,
we are happy to hear, Canalised no material in-
jury. *she walked to Carlton-Houfe immediately
after the accident. The coachman was thrown
from his box, but luckily not hurt ; and the bodes
were with fame difficulty flopped, after drawing
tbs carriags more than twenty yards on three
wheels.

Yelierday afternoon Mr. MORRISON arrived at
Lord HAWRISSIIT'S Office from Malta, which
Itland he left only three weeks ago. Mr. Moa-
aison came to England via Paris, and brought
over with bin difpatches from LordWnitwovrra.
Nothing 'material had occurred at Malta when
Mr. Mamma left the place.

Lard MaaysLas is arrived in town. He was
accompanied by the Lord Advocate of Scotland.
and the Hon. C. Hors they left Edinburgh on
Toefday.

The Duke of g2IIIIIIIIIIRIT was much recover•
ad lab flight, sod was fo well oa Saturday, as to
be able to walk on his balconies.

Theioliovring are the falltionable arrangements
for the week I

Tbk Modems& of Abereato's Root, Grorvettor-
f m.Muuof Sußbory's ditto, Arlington-fin-et—
a/ Chuttalleltra of
Illostes, South Autney-Itivet,-
Loft Suatoon RAM, Farquhar'.
Coodokatoot,..4fro SARbOlotißouti ManskidArtet.-
114ru. 11:14/ditto, Wit 4R It of Hot&
fort's Stalitopperett...Nifeount Hambdcu's
Dinnor,
T0efday...41416 Abraham's Mk, Park -laic—Mrs. Black-
bunt's Dimmer sod Rout, Park•ltrect.—Mr. Moutagu's Dimmer,
Porensaa•firare,..Lerd Mouton% Mum George-prat.
Wedatfday..-Marchioods of Abereoro's Rout, Gramme-
fluars...latt Riogßoues Diuster. Welbeck-ftreet....Mrs.
Brows% NIL Grist George-ftrtet, gioaver4goare...-.Lady
Ridley'. Riot. Poellaodiolace"-Marquis of Hertford's Dinner,
• Mastchdtd4ore..-Lord Harewood's °nod NOW, Hare-
twood-place—Mrs. Grath's DA Upper Sevismooltrout.
Thuridsp—Marquis of Siligo, St. Patelers Mow, Ord.
too-ftrect...Mrs. '1 hontprotes Bail, Heotiongaratc.-/kirt.
Plowdat's Matt, Deraollikaplace..-Mr. Demon% hisser.
Dover-ftrato-Lord Hobares*Diatter, Orofvettorelolo.
Friday.-Marthionefs of Abereoro's Rost.Geoftemonfloarc
...Lady Matey/toad's Rout.thoover4tuare..4llartuis of Alm.
coro's Gattleoactis Dinner.

Satordap—Mr. Dares Grand Dinner, Sands AudioVarna.
geladay.—Lard de Denboilea Dinner. Orettanar•killara•
—Lade Abrank7% Mule. Gem Georstrareet, Welts:hater.
—Spates Diana, Old Palace-yard.

Duat.—Friday morning a molt extraordinary
dad took place in Hyde Park, between Lieute-
nant W. of the Navy, and Captain J. of the Army.
The antagonilts arrived at the appointed place
within a fin. minutes of each other : fume difpute
arnfe refpeeting the ditlance, which the friend. of
Lieut. W. infifted thould not exceed fix pace., while
the fcconds of Capt. J. urged Itrongly the rfhnefs
of to decifive a dillance. and infifted on its being
emended. At length the proporal of Lieut. W.'s
friends was agreed to, and the parties fired per
figual, when Lieut. W. received the flint of his ad.
oath', on the guard of his pillol, which tore away
the third and fourth finger of his right hand. The
fecoads they interfered to no purpofe, the Son oil
Neptune, ittsmtiy callous to pain, wrapped his
handkerchief maid his hand, and (wore he had
another which newer failed him. Captain J. called
his friend afide. and told him it was in vain to
urge a reconciliation. They agaih took their
'ground. On Lieut. W. receiving the piftol in his
left hand. he looked Itedfallly at Capt. J. for Come
time, then cafi his eyes to heaven, and raid in a
tom voice, " Forgive me I" The patties fired as]
before. and both fell. Capt. J. received the thot
through his head. and latently expired; Lieut.
W. received the ball in his left break and imme-
diately enquired of his friend if Capt. J.'s wound
was mortal t Being anfwered in the affirmative, he
thanked heaven he had lived this long ; requefted
a mourning ring on his finger might be given to
his fitter, and that the might be Aired it was the
I.appieft moment he ever knew.. He had fcarcely
finithed the words when x quantity of blood burli
ban his wound, and he expired almat without a
fitnggle. The unfortunate young man was on the
eve of being married to a Lady in Hampatire to
whom for fume time lie had paid bit *dolmas: