Star.
London, England, 1803-01-04 00:00:00

THE HOUSE OF BOURBON.

The Members of the Houfe of Bourbon are feat.
tered over Europe :—Lours XVIII. .-onrinues at
Warfaw ; his cordon is at Wlldungen ; the Count
D'Atrois, with his younger fun, the Duc de
BARRY, is in Scotland; his eldeß fon, the Doc
D'AmoouLastF, and his Princefs, the daughter of
the murdered Louis, are with their uncle at War.
law, while the Lady of the Count D'Aerois re-
fides at Klagenfurth. The three brothers of the
Orleans Family are in England ; their mother and
filler in Spain ; the Princc and Prince; de CON.
DI, with the Duc de Boraßox, are in the vicinage
of London ; the fecond fun is at Ettenhcim, with
the Cardinal Romas, and their unmarried claugh.
ter is in a Convent in Switzerland ; the Prince de,
Cowl.; is at Barcelona, while his wife has her abode
in the Helvetic Republic.

Friday his. Excellency £he French Amhaflidor
and fuite vifited the extentive brewery of Meffrs.
WHtralPAi` and Co. and afterwards partook of
an elegant tkjeend, with the refident partner.
Lord and Lady FARNHAM arrived in town at
Grattcmfircet, on Sunday flail.
The Marquis of Bath's Hunting Lodge is Rill
the refort of many of the firft

The Ogice of Surveyor of the Woods and Fo
refls is a Patent Place, of which Lord GLEN BED-
viz has long had the reverfion. The falary and
perquitites amointed to about .}cool. per annum
but the falary is made a net 3000 L to Lord GLaw-
BERV:F., and all perquilites are abolithed.
The paragraph copied from a Morning Paper of
Saturday, hating that Mr. Ler ADDING rota had
ken returned for Ida rwch, in the room of Jona Rn.
DINSON, Efq. decealed, is unfounded. Mr. AD-
DINGTON arrived there La Seturday,and canvafTed
the EleEtors, but the eleCtion does not take place
till this day,when there is little doubt of his fuccefs.
MORTIM cc, who has been difplaying her
'normal talents with great fueeefs at Oxford and
other places, is a daughter of Mr. Moiler' )4Elt, for.
merly Mecribet for Shafteibury, awl who fortune
was once very conliderable.
Mr. LOCK V Est, who lately purebred the Wen-1
bury elate, about fix miles from Plymouth, of
Earl Cambia, for 3c,e001. made his propeay
during the war as thip's broker at that port—Sir
tranfit esuadi.
A young Lady of Portfea attempted to elope
with a Gentleman on Sunday fe'nnight. A poll-
chaife waited for her at the flirt of the town ; the
night was dark, and the Lady reached the chaife,
as the thought, .unobferved I but as the Ilepped
in at one door, a conflable entered at the other,
and eo.aduC/ed her borne. She is a Lady 'of confi•
derable etisetations, and the Gentleman, we un-
derfland. is a Prize Anti.
On Friday il7 flosses of beef were divided.
among the poor of
.the parifhes of Ercricke and
Wheldrake. being the produce of ti/b fat basalts
killed for that purpole, by order of Rteissau
Twin rsox, Efq. according to annual =Rom.

Laft week many hundreds of the poor in the
neighbourhood of Blenheim partook of the annual
Chrilimas bounty of his Grace the Duke of MAlL-
sozolmm—eight fat oxen, and a propurtionate
quantity of bread, haring been diftributed arnongft
them. At the fame time her Grace fent her an-
nual bounty to be diftributed to poor widows and
married women rel.liog in the different townthips
round Blenheim.

It is naked in a Paper of Sunday, that the
account given in moll of the London Prints, of a
difpute, which occurred at a late meeting of the
Harmonic Society at Exeter, between Lord C—v
and Mr. Tonkin, is in tome material points in-
correet. His LOrdfliip, it is Rated, having been
in the room Come time, happened, by accident
and ignorance of the rules ofpreSdociety. to (land
a few paces within the (pace allotted to the Mana-
gers' one of whom for the night was Mr. Tonsils,
and from whom, in confequence of this inadver-
tence. he experienced much unprovoked incivility.
His Lordilup immediately left the room, ordering
that his name might be taken from the fubCcrip-
tion book. It is added, that his Lordfltip's condutt
has met the approbation of every man of rank and
refpeCtability in the county ; and that at the fecond
meeting of the Harmonic Society, Tome further
erafures from the books took place.

ROYAL CMACI.—Tpe plan of the Kirro's field
diverfions has of late been confiderably contraaed.
His MAresry formerly rode ten or twelve miles
to the ii)ot where the deer was turned out, and the
hounds were laid on, and feldom had lets than
from ten to fifteen or tweru er miles to ride home.
This having been found too much (for a
pleafare that might be fo often purfued), it is now
ufual to turn out only three or four miles from the
Cattle; in Cranbourne Wood, Winkfield Plain, or,
at farthefl, the Courfe at Afcot Heath ; and fhort
running deer being principally feleaed, to avoid
the chance of long crces,thr, have been hitherto
too infignificant to report ; not a tingle run, of
any length or fingulamy, having occurred face
the commencement of the lesion. His MAJESTIC
continue* in good health and equal fpirits, hunting
with the liaghounds confiantly, one day excepted,
in confequence of temporary inconvenience.
Sussex ST,IO Houses.—On Tuefday left Mr.
BAIWILL's Rag hounds rpufed a deer near Lumley
Seat, on the borders of Sect and Hants, which
took through bord Gloacra LailllOX'S Park, to-
wards the ea coaft ; and, after a chace of metre
than twenty-five miles (in lets than two boon),
was killed near Levant. The only Gentlemen m'
at the death were, Mr. M. Tumour, and Mr.
WAT rs, jun. of Stanftead.
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Mr. ksoasws's harrien, at Herleftone, in
Northamptouthire bad an excellent run of three
hours yefterday fe'nnigbt. There were prefcnt,
betide the Proprietor of the bounds and the cufto.
teary Gentlemen attendants on the Hunt, Lords
Greer. CORZIII. the Honourable Rosser &Ell-
en. and fiveral other noble fox-hunters, who
were fo well pleated with Mr. A.'s ftsuech harriers,
as to protnife tbunfeltes the pleafore of frequently
jeisisig them.