Star.
London, England, 1804-10-20 00:00:00

'TUNBRIDGE *ELLS, OCTOBER 14.

Among our arrivals for ()Sober are,
Lady Tempde, the Dimon of Briltol, E ri and Copings Bella.
voileb. Mr. and Mrs. Bond, MG and Mrs. Brown, Hon. Mr. and
Mrs Bovverte, Rey. J. Capper, and Mrl Capp_r ; J. Capper. Efq.
and Mrs. Capper; Mn J Campbell. Mrs. Laatvar, Mrs Lock •
hart. Pelham, llersolds, Webber, Wenbam, Ccl. Rots, ate. Re.
The North Pevenfel Legion were yefterday re-
viewed on Alhdown Porch, by Lord SIIIFTISLD.—
They lave acquired an high Rate of difcipline,
through the great care and attention of their offi-
cers; and particularly of Captain HSWISTON, of the
Rifle Regiment, who has been for fomc time their
Adjutant. The ground on which they performed
their nianceuvres, is very high, and open behind. It
commands a view of the long extended wealds of
Kent, Sutler and Surrey, and even the bills of Hamm-
(hire. On their right, the South Downs. riling with
majellic grandeur, feem to form an endlefs wall.—
In front. the beams of an autumnal fun, and the air
clear as the water from the rocks of Wales, revealed
to their fight the Bay of Pevenfey, fo renowned.
and Co fatil, in the hillory of England. Each man,
as he law the ocean, elafped his piece, and (wore
never to let the French Ufurper live on the BthUh
(bores, whilft life remained. The S was at
the head of his corps, and great numbers of victors
from Brighton, Bourne, and the Wells, contributed
to enliven and animate the fcene.
At a preparatory review, on Monday lag, Sir JoNM
Maces sason. wbr is Captain of the Frant Corps in
our Legion, through the flipping of the hinder legs
of his borfe. fell ; fortunately, nobones were broken.
He rode home afterwards; but. we are ferry to fay,
that be has received fo much inward injury from the
fall, that perhaps it may be a confiderable time before
he recovers it.
Ocv. 18.—The eleEtion of a Matter of the Ceremo-
nies for this place came on at two o'clock this day :
three candidates who were canvaffing for it, refigoed
lag week, and yefterday evening Capt. Hewitson,
of the 9;th. Rifle Regiment, who had a fair precise&
of fuccefs, in confequence of his &tuition, as Adju-
tant of the North Pevenfey Legion. &c. kc. reigned.
and confolidated his inters& with Mr. &mama. Tne
relish of which was. that at the chili of the eleeion,
at four o'clock this day. the votes were for Mr: AM •
area 64—for Mr. Fay ; upon which Mr. ARSINE
was delared the fuceefstul candidate.
• The difplay of beauty and fathion at the • Upper
Room! was very great, many of the neighbouring
Nobility and Gentry attended, Lieutenant Colonel
C unser; Lugo in the Chair ; and the whole elation
was condufted with the greateß good humour and
decorum. _ _ . -

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Among oar arrivals (ince my la& wa—
ne Estel at Radnor. Ladies /I.lldbo, Yams, Oa"
C
MOM Efq. Madame Betidouz, Mr. sad Mb. Hoiland,T=
Pope. M Webb, lke. te.e.

Yefterday a beg of Ihip letters was made up at
the General 'Poft OEce, for Holland,
Kumar. PmarrowaromP—lf the perflimanee of
the Want PAILS& On the Grand Pianoforte, a few
years back at the Royal Circus, eultalpublic admire-
non, we feel ondelves juftified in ifferting. that it
will be conftderably augmented on beholding Mar
ter Waimea, a child only five years orage, not only
perform on that inftrument, with moracieotific IkiU
than his predeceffor, but alto fing and accompany
Itimfelf in the moll pleating manner. His firtt ap-
pearance is announced for Mr. SANDER son, the coin.
pofer's Benefit, on Monday next, at the Revel Cir-
cus, and when we add, that (even of the bra rate
performers make their appearance, together with two
new pieces, feveral new fongs, by Jo a•mwor, Si.sosltt
Mr. Amax, Itc. we think ourfelves by no meant vain
its predicting, the Circus will prove the centre of at-
traeion on the above evening.
Mr. C Baurrarsic, fo long an ornament to
our theatric hoards, yielded to the Ilroke of death at
four o'clock yellerday morning. Of his vocal talents
when in their prime, or of his flow of attic pleafantry,
it is not necefftry foritis to (peak. Of thefe his coeval
records are full. Our Epitaph can only record his
private worth, and tail,' the deep regret of all his
numerous friends.—The writer, fur one, mull fay—
`, Alas ! poor CH•R LIS !"
On Friday the t ath int. died, at Bath, where he
had gone for the recovery of his health, Crozet,
LLOYD, Efq, late of Manchefter, in the salt year of
his age. By the death of this excellent man, his fa•
milt' have to lament the lots of a tender hufband,
and a kind and affectionate parent—with an enlarged
and comprehenfive mind, he poffeffed a gentlenel
temper, and a brevity of manners that endeared him
to all who had the pleafure of his acquaintance. As
a min, he was benevolent, charitable, and honefl ;
as
a friend, he was warm hearted, linccre, and Ready.
In bit profeftion he was highly and jullly celebrated
for a found and correct judgment, and fur the &idea
integrity ; and as an Advocate at the Bar, he pof-
feffed talents that, if he bad not confined hn walk to
provincial practice, might have railed him to the
highell honours of the predawn. When, throoph
debility of body, he was obliged to withdraw from
the public praftice of his profaon and leek retire-
ment in an adjoining County, his numerous friend,
as a halting memorial of their attachment, a-quelled
he would leave behind bins his Portrait—thereby
palling the higheß poffible encomium upon bit worth,
as well as the fincersty of their friendfhip.
Yefterday afternoon a journeyman painter fell from
a two Rorer window of a hoofe, in Leather-lane, Idol
born, by which accident his head was fractured, and
otherwife much bruited. He was taken to the Hof-
f pital with little hopes of recovery.

Early yeneralay morning, in Black Lion•pard,
Whitechapel, a poor Irifh beggar, an old falfor, while
aiJeep in his bed, was alfailed -by a PrulGan beggar in
the fame room, who beat the Tailor ahOnt the head
with his own crotch, as alto wounded him dreadfully
in the neck with a razor, thinking thereby to pot an
end to his life. The poor man being formal in this
condition, was taken to the hofpital with but very
Bender hopes of recovery. Search has been made
after the offender, but hitherto without diem

Wednefday fe'anight, as Major Younghtiftrand was
huoting in the neie.hoarhood of Strabane, with firma
officers of the light battalion Rationed there, be was
fevere:y bit in the thigh by a belonging to
Major Meade, which, having got /aerie, be attempted
to [top, when the anithat ruGed upon hine.ated retest,
him by the thigh, Inn itis thinght the mewl MU not
eve denget‘sa.