Star.
London, England, 1804-01-26 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

' Derdiefter Banicks, isnseer so, %Sas.
Sir—Having obferved a paragraph in your Paper.
eating that I. being in company with leveret Officers
of the aoth Dragoons, wu cons/lifted of riotoufly at-
faulting feveraf of the inhabitants of this place, and
fined a certain fum in coafequence. I have to requeit
that you will immediately contradift the affertion
and as I imagine that the paragraph mutt be copied
from the Sherborne Paper, in which this malicious
libel originated, I refer you to that paper, where
you will find it contradifted.
At the fame time. I mull caution you not to give
credit in future to the bufy inventions of fosse Coon-
try Editors, who tainted with that illiberal prejudice
again& the army fi prosiest at ibis mese es etessig
teem, readily feize every opportunity of throwing.
?liitoa the charaaer of Officers, without ewe
g it neceffary to dive into the truth of illnatur•
ed reports, the took eater issicoolesce.
As my charater may materially (offer in the opi-
nion of my friends, for want of a proper reprefente-
tion of fo infamous a paragraph, I mall confider the
infertion of this letter as the only neceirary redirec-
tion I can receive. I remain. Sir. ice.
ALDSOROIJOH Ricossoson,
Lieutenant aoth Light Dragoons.

Lady &Ammo &MAR and Mifa Poulos's, are,
it Is reported, in danger of being expelled their beau-
tiful and long-enjoyed refidence in the Vale of Llan-
gollen, by the purpofed ereflion of a cotton mill and
manufadory in their immediate neighbourhood.
By letters received from the CYCLOPS, juft returned
from the Mediterranean, we learn, the MONMOUTH
was on the point of failing for England from Gib-
raltar, when fhe and the Actocouar had orders to
Row their lower deck guns in the hold, and take
troops on board for afecret expedition.
The EMPtION of RUSSIA. for the purpofe of en-
couraging the Isomlariats of the Goal lox. has ordered
that Five Redder (equal to iii.) be paid to every
Surgeon or Phyfician, for each child of poor people,
whotp he can prove to have inoculated gratis, with
Vaccitkater.
The in g is an exalt manufcript note, written
by a C Bookfeller to one of his Authors:—
44 I have jull received half a dozen lean Englifh oth.
vos, which you mull fatten up to as many quartos,
for the Leiplie Pair. I fend you a large quantity of
page, with a new pair of fciffars."
Tuetday morning, at eight o'clock, the remains of
the Right Hon. CHeaLoyrs, Counters Dowager
Ta s any, were removed from her Ladyfhip's houfe in
Grofvenor-fquare, to be intcrred with thole of the late
Earl, in the family vault at Ingeßrie, near Litchfield,
in Staffordlhire. The caufe of her fudden and much
lamented death was 21 &titration, occationed by in.
digettion, which the Faculty endeavoured in vain to
remove.—The Countefs was the ynungell daughter
of Wit.t.s, Ftrfl Marquis of Dnwnlbire, by the Lady
MARG•IIETT• FITZGIRALD, finer of the late, and
aunt of the prefer.' Duke of LEINSTIR. She was
born the t sth of March, 1754. and confequently
was in her soth year. licr Ladyflirp was filler to the
late Marquis of pow arum r, and to the Marcliioncfs
of S•tissuay, and ills left flue prefent E•llTst.anT•
and his brother the Hon. Mr. Tassor, her only
children. _

A Mr. Edwards, a refpeltable Dyer,_ of Sherrard.
greet, Golden.‘quare, was interred on TuelJay fe'n.
night at Lambeth Church. By his will he direited
that hi+ funeral proccOlon thould flop at the Magpyes.
in Bridge-beet, Wellminaer, and the mourners be
regaled with a gag** Ogren., which they were to
drink at the door I the houfe; they were then to pro.
recd low; trot slong the br Llge to the Jolly Sawyers,
in I...witxth WAtk, there to have another gallon of
beery km thence t., the grave, where, after his
atcrment. • tear ifAia was to be drank by them over
hit rAve, lie a twojaat josinik7. The rcqucit
was lire: ally complied yid.