Star.
London, England, 1803-06-29 00:00:00

LEWES, JUNE 27.

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Laft Thurfday two troops of the Ilth Light Dria
goons marched mt.) this town, on their route from
'loon(low barracks to EaR Bourne, to relieve a di•
vifion of the Scotch Greys, which had been mane
months there Rationed on coaß duty.
On the fame day, the faid divifion of Scotch Greys,
alfo marched into this town, on their route to beacb
quarters, at Canterbury.
The North and South Hants Militia, Rationed here,
are two or three days in a week pra6lifed in firing at
the target, and make a confiderable progrefs in that
efTential part of military difcipline. The target of
the former, on Friday, exhibited a figure reprefenting
Bow AAAAA s, through which the men pallid a great
number of bullets, and in language that, we believe,
exprefTed the fentiments of every Englifhman, regret.
ted that it was not the real objed, the Corfican Hero
himfelf, whore quiets', it would donbtlefs be the height
of Britifh valour to effe&, fhould he ever dare ven.
ture with hoftile mein, to fet his foot on Albion's (bore.
The Rifle Corps are become io expert in their
ffiarplbooting, that, to prove it, the Officers and men
will, alternately, and with the greateft confidence,
hold the target for each other to fire at.

Yeflerday at noon a Cabinet Council was held
Lord HAWKS se ay's Office which was fully attended.
A bag of letters was made up at the Poft Office
lan night, at half paft (even o'clock, in order to be
forwarded to Holland by a flag of truce.
We have reafon to believe that Mr. Hamityme
ROWAN has received his Majefty's pardon, and is
now in this City.
The Clergy Bill was laft night thrown out by the
Haute of Commons.
Sournwaas Sceuvitiv.—The votes objeasdles see
Saturday at the Southwark fcrntiny, were theffe
perfons who had not refided in the parifh they polled'
for, for the laft fix months previous to the eleftion.
&c. At the dole of the day, Mr. Tteasev's mak*
city experienced an increafe of five, having Open the
whole a majority now of 86.
SIXTH Day.—A majority of 87 was declaredhi
favour of Mr. nailer,.
&TENTH Day.—At the clofe of this day the mann
her of voters argued was as. The majority.. of MP
TURRET over Sir Timia•3 TCIRTOR 96.
Till within thefe few days•the Moietyr totstained
immediately after the title of the paper, the follow.t
ing notice :
We are authortcad to Inform our Subteribers that fro:2.
date of the 7th NiitOks year 8, the Malaaw le the gad!
Journal"
Within the left fbrtnight the notice has hectoliter.:
ed. It is now as follows :
From the date of the 7th Moak year 11, the 'di of the Oat.
manta* and of the Conn:tutted Andiorkies, mutated to tail
ilstsibar, are elaciat"
The Ditchers of Comma's Ball on Monday night at
Fife Honfe vrasfansionably attended. ThelowesXming
parlour, oppofite the River, a very fpacions apart-
went, was appropriated to dancing. The four draw-
ing rooms above (lairs were laid out for the fupper,i
which was very fumptnons. The fenfes were
with the beauty and fragrance of the various Bowe
and ffirubs with which the hoafe was ornamented is'
great rotation.
On Friday the aath inft. was married, at the
church of Llanfinan, in Auer:fey, byshe Rev. RI
CHARD HUGMBS, RICHARD EDWARDS, of Nanh
Efq. Licutenaut•Colonel of the Royal Carnary
Militia, and eldeß fon of the late Captain Tissiski'
EDWARDS, "of the Royal Navy, to Mita Ltoya, earl
daughter of RICHARD Lzorn, of Rhofbeirio, Efq. •
Tun Panics or Watss.—As his Royal Highnefs
was returning to town on Monday evening, from.
Kent, in his chaife and four, his Royal Highnorat
Outrider perceived a curride, containing tweak's;
and a child, near the half way honk, oponthe Kea
Road. The Outrider rode up. and requefted them
to make way for his Royal Highnefs, and they sty.
dily talented. Shortly after, however, the man who
drove the curricle, as if he had repented of his coma
pliatice, whipped the boric with great violence, and
paffed his Royal Mightier., with the apparent latest
Lion to take the lead of hint into town. In this de.
fign they fucceeded, until they came near the Ek.
pleat aid Cape, when the boric dropped down dead.
At this moment his Royal Highoefs paled, and per-
ceiving the two men and the child thrown out of the
curriele,with all the humanity and feeling that mark
his charaaer, inftantly ordered his carriage to'
flop. Seeing the child much cut in the face with the
fall, he took it and one of the men, its father, into
his carriage, and drove off full fpeed to Charing croft,
where he removed them into a hackney coach, and
fent them off to his Royal Highnefs's Surgeon, with
dirations that every care and attention (honld be paid
to the child. His Royal Highnefs has fence fent to
enquire after the health of the child, a eircumftance
which thews that his condu& was not the relish of a
momentary impulfe, but flowed from a Ready and
benevolent nature.
Coats MAIM, MARK-LAIR, June a9.—We have
had no arrivals this day, and the trade continues
very dull, at the fame prices as on Monday fan.
Assize or Baarsa.--Ifefterday the Loan Mairok
...ordered the price of Bread to be continued the fame
as IA week, viz. 9W. the O,„Ea: tall Loaf of wheaten,
and Sid. houtehoW.