Star.
London, England, 1804-03-12 00:00:00

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A clad was fought on Saturday morning WI at
Blackheath, between a Mr. B. and a Mr. M.—After
exchanging Iwo Blots each, (the latter Gentleman
having received a (hot in his arm). the differences
were amicably adjufted, and the parties returned to
town.

A duel was fought on the morning of Monday laft,
in a field on the weft fide of Wold Car, near the An-
laby road, between Captain and Surgeon
Kat.i.v, both belonging to the detachment of Royal
Artillery Rationed at -Hull. The parties took the
ground about eight o'clock, attended by their fe-
conds ; and, the preliminaries being adjufted, fired
together at the diftance of eighteen paces. Mr.
Kau.v's fire was without effed ; but Capt. DYSI'S
bill palled through the hip bone of his opponent, and
lodged in his body, from whence the furgeons have
not been able to extra& it. His fituation, we under-
hand, is highly precarious.—Captain Dysa, and
one if not bath of the feconds, have abfconded, until
the refult of this unfortunate occurrence is known.

Loan CAMiLFORD.—On Saturday evening, at half
pall eight o'clock, this unfortunate young Nobleman
expired ; the nature of his wound occafioned fo ge-
neral a paralyfis throughout the whole frame, that he
fuffered but little pain for the Tall day, though he vas
perfeely linable till within three hours of his &Ab-
lution. At half pall four o'clock veßerday after-
noon, his Lordlhip's body was opened in the prefente
of Millis. HIAVISIDI, Hosts, and KNIGHT. It was
then difcovered that the ball bad entered between the
fecund and third ribs on the right fide, very near the
thoulder,-had paired through the right lobe of the
lungs, and lodgcl in the body of one of the veterbris
of the back, from which it was with difficulty ex
-
trifled ; that, in its partge, the hall had completely
divided the fpinal marrow, and that a great effufion
of blood had taken place in the cheß.

Saturday. about twelve o'clock, her MAIMS' and
the Princeffes ELIZABETH and MART, attended by
the Countets of AVIA se v ay, took an airing in a coach
and four, efcorted by a party of Light Horfe. in the
neighbourhood of Hampftead and Highgate. This
was the firft time of her MAJarry or any of the Pa ill-
CESS ES appearing in public fince the iadifpofition of
his MAJI►TY. We are happy to obferve her Majesty
and the PAINCESSES appear in good health. after
their long confinement. The Royal party returned
between two and three o'clock.

The Coalition Dinner was given by the Earl of
Claw st elterday, at his houfe in Grofvenorplace.
The perfons prefent were as follow

Duke of Dcventhire

Mr. Fox

Marquis of Stafford General Fitzpatrick
Earl Spencer Mr. TlsontasDrenviffe
EarlCarnarvon Mr. Howard, and

I dyed R. Spencer
Lard Morrie'

Mr. Moe.

The Duke of BIDTOID, Earl FITZWILLIAN, and
Lord Gaammt.s, were invited, but did not come.
On Saturday shout twelve o'clock the Ruffian
Ambalfador had an audience of Lord liawatsauay
for upwards of two hours, at his Lordlhip's Office
in Downing-flreet.

The Duchefs of Batman had a fele& party yef-
terday evening at her houfe in the Stable Yard.

The Earl of GALLOWAY and Family arrived on
Fridaylan, at their houfe in St. Jamea'a.fquare, from
Scotland.

Major General BAIRD arrived on Tuefday last at
the London Hotel, Albemarle-street.

Yellerday the Parks and Walks all round town
were completely crowded with all ranks of people,
attraded by the finenefs of the day. Hyde Park was
as numeroufly attensled as if in the very height of the
feafon.

A curious phenomenon occurred on Saturday
morning about half paR nine, in the High (beet, in
the Borough : an immenfe cloud of fog came rapidly
driving on, to the great alarm of the inhabitants,
who aftually thought k proceeded from the effed of
a great fire ; it palled on, and its progrefe was at-
tended by a moil noifome Bench.

T/IP.ATR I C A L.-011 Saturday The Wired of Fortune
was performed for the firft time at Covent Garden,
to a very crowded audience. The excellence of Mr.
in Pfni ;1.41r0r I. is oniverfally admitted, and
the other parts were fudained in a very refpettable
manner, particularly the Governor. Tempe) of Mon-
ots ; the licnc,l Lauer of BLANCHARD ; FAR L HY'S
.Nir David D.'311, CH AR LL S lifetimes Captain tr./.
vim., Mrs. Sr. LFG SR'S Mee. Woodville, and Mifs
BRUN TC".S Lon.) 7."Nf. The latter young Lady
cosshderably improves.

The 3d regiment of dragonn guards having re•
ceived their route fur Ireland,the firfidivifion marched
from Pierthill barracks on Thurfday morning.—
They arc to be replaced by the sth dragoon guards.
Six new regiments are to be railed in Ireland, and
the lc:101.61g Noblemen and Gentlemen have, it is
Paid, got letters of fervice as Colonels, with tempo-
rary rank : Lords Boyss. Cetramomase, and Ma
rnsw•, the Knight of Kerry. and Mr. Huss, mem•
ber for the county of Wicklow.

Saturday morning the Prince of Wales's Volun.
tens muttered in the King's Mews, from whence
they marched to Blackheath, for the purpofe of bar.
ing a field day. The Corps was commanded by
Major CRAIG, and went through the manual and
ylitoon exercife with great correenefs. At the con.
elution, they marched to the Ranger's Houle, in
Greenwich Park, and partook d a cold collation pro-
vided by the Major. A party of the Greenwich Vo-
lunteers received them under arms, and guarded the
mu:::xts, &c. during the time the corps took refrefh-
ments. Soon after they proceeded to town ; as they
entered Deptford, the horfes of a Greenwich Stage
tr ok fright at the found of the drums, in confequence
of u Lich the coach was overturned, but providen-
tially the pallingurs received no injury.
Vefleaty, a (mall boat. with a fail. was unlit by
the Runnels of the breeze. near Blackfriar's Bridge—
four boys who were in it clung to its fide. and were
refetted from impending dettruttion by the fpeedy
apprrach r.f another beat. As the lesion for aqua' .c
excuti;ons approaches. we would recommend tin .te
whom it may concern. to be extremely eautiou< how
they truft fails to e iner-rietb‘cd perfon.. as II oar the
straternunalset t.l accicats c.m iLe river may be traced
to tLis !owe&