Star.
London, England, 1804-04-07 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, APRIL 1.

The Panics of Wins'', rne-Tuefilay evening. after
a long promenadeson the &tine, and a 'Bort *Melts
the CDR Parade, mounted his bode, and was pretreat
at the la exercife of the day. of/he Sul Tex Maids. •
His Royal Highoefs appeWrfd much gratified at
the confpicuous advance which this regiment has re-
cently made in its difcipline, which is much to, N
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attributed to the indefaiigable efforts and attrutial
of their Colonel, Lord Passost. t

Yefterday the Paisc it reviewed the InniAilloes4m.
goons, and was highly pleated with the cro4doills
!]till, and reteran.like appearance of the (Aces-kiwi
men. •

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The weather to-day has been damp and onfavour.
able; his Royal Highneis, norwithilanding, vas, tog
a Mort period, on the Sterne this afternoon.

The Both Regiment have left Dublin the fir*
battalion, confifling of four companies is at Tuns.
more; four at Kabeggen, and two at Clare ; all
within fir miles of each other.
Yellerday morning General Wm mace, Governor
of Portfnsonth, accompanied by Major•Geseral Can.
• I RT, Adjutant• General, and fcvesal other °Scarfs,
attended at the Tilt yard, to infpce a party of.the
Light Infantry of the Firti Regiment of Foot Qttardt,
in the performance of the bayonet ems-cite. The Gs
neral expreffed himfelf highly pleafad with the *Unity
and precifion of the men. I
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The 4th Regiment of Loyal, London Volunteer*
affembled yefterday morning at their bead.quartera.
and marched to Walworth, under the command of
Lieutenant Col. SNIITM, where they were' int-petted
by Col. HAILII•GI, and aftetwarda bad a grand field
day. They mu fitted nearly Sop, and went throegls
their manoeuvres with a precifsne that received I,ll*
unqualified approbation of the Infpettiog Officer.
Yefierday morning. the ad. 4th. and rh C.ompes.
nice of the (teen's Loyal Volunteers muilered oat
their ground neat' Rantlegit, and marched to a. 1011
near Kiffiern Wells, under the command of Colossi
Rosinsom, to foot at a target, for three gold and
three Inver medals, given by Captains
Lace, and ADAMS, to be decided by the two belt
(hots out of three, at too yards dillance. After the
firing at the target,. the Companies pradifed
Tbcy were then entertain. with a dinner. at
the expence of the Captains.
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The Loyal Spratton Volunteers were infpetled by
COLD on Thurfday lad; having gone through
the enroll, a circle was formed, when the Colonel
expreted his allonifhrnent at finding the corps fo for-
(Redact ; their neatnefs of drefs, atm attention to their
officers, their marching and charges', were particularly
noticed: the Colonel a&ed whether they had any oh:.
jeaion to permanent duty, when the Officers and men
declared to a man they would turn out. The Cabi-
net, before difiniffing them, exprefed himfelf fo well
fatisfied, that he fhould report their Cervices imme-
diately to Government : for permanent duty, we na-
da-Rand. this is tht firft corps which have aired
ther ferviee in Northaniptnnthire.
DRURY-WI THIATIIk—Lag night The Sehirreri
Daszhier and The Coaviterfrit, with divided &Median,
brought a full audience to this Theatre.

At CovENT GARDE% —Pakntine dud Orito Dill coo-
tinues to fill the Houfe.

Tea DUCHESS or DIVONSHIRCS Drysusc—Her
Grace gave an elegant breakfaft yetterday to a fe•
left party at Chifwick. The company began to ar-
rive about one o'clock, and a; two, above forty
were afrembled on the beautiful Lawn appetite the
Northern front of the houfe. After promenading
about an hour through the romantic walks or vißas
in the garden, the visitors returned and partook of a
very elegant entertainment in the dining room and
library. About half after four, the promenade on
the lawn recommenced. The party did not brisk
up till late in the evening. Among the company
were. the Earl and Counters of Basement/an, Lord
Genies Lwrisuat GOWER, I..Cl'd BOAINGDOIII, Lady
Masson's,, and the Mi.. ',Anna.. Lord aad Lady
MOUPITH, Mrs. BOUVIIII, Mils Woarsar, Lady
C. Poisson ay. &c.

Tu. COUNTISI or MALMISIIIItY'S Batt..—On
Thurfday evening the above ditlinguithed Lady gave
a grand Ball and Supper at the Earl's fplendid man-
lion in Spring Careens. The Company began to
alremble about ten o'clock, and about half an hour
aftet the ball was opened by the Earl of C
and the elegant Lady c•THERINI HIRAM; about
a dozen couple followed, among vault,' were—

Vito:tent Fitzlarrrirs
Lord Rapt -
Lord Graves .
J.ard Jervis .
Captain Eden .
XI r. R. lia,-;..t
M r. Howard .
Mr. 0 Markham

Mire ik..r I.y
1.,i1y lamas Corry
/04 Markham
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Af liireb.sCre
Eden
Mai F. }den
Mars PIN.

At one o'clock the company parrock ()far elegant
(upper. The dancing WAS re:.smed ahnult two, and
at three the company retired. Among the circle
were the following lathirnabler :

Coasetr.
r!fe,

r—Pembrci; and •.11m
:7,-.42aftirrenh 1:.4 NU:5c

1;_1r-r3r9

!Arvis

Cnrry.Cumell Brides. B ,u•cr. Au rklan,!, tier-
berr,and Graves, S.r DartlCarnegw, Carts. chun:a ar.4 Eden

Fite AT 141ADAIT-..-On WfdflefdAT, OR,bcr 5,
1803, the R,gl.;. Hon. Lath WILLIAM nt‘TIMCK
gave a Bail and :iiipper to the I.Adies and Gentle•
met of the Settlement. The Company began to
affernide at halt r" o'cliick. and her Lady-
thip entered the Bali 10.'7M thou!) before nine, de.
companied by the Right Hisn. the o,vcrnor and
pertonal Staff, l trf playing the appropriate rune
of • God IJVC the Ki•ig.' Shottiy after, his High-
nefs the Nah-ib of Ascot, attended he I.is 17,n and
principal Khani, arrived, and was voichtfted to the
upper end of the ti-or by the Rig' t Hi•n the Go-
vernor. to a I.:at had becn p1..e..1 for hi, ',cep-
lion. 'flit Ball the c,,tanienc7., v -11 her Lad. (hip
leading down the tirtt dance. accent, sti:c.l by Mr.
CM•MI/ a, Nl,mber of •t • 1.1-••• y dances
fetil the E it: of clever. v n Com.
Limmoned f J •

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and lump. r

the gre..•e+l t.ile .nd ar ti

mw—Bc,lJln

cede .r.4.lcnntin
-4 two in the mntr:ng. whe
gratified and

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:n r•rparcel idt
in the Gallery of the

t!.: d,nce

'mil tlir hour

the CoinpAnv tetired.