Star.
London, England, 1816-12-27 00:00:00

WINDSOR, DECEMBER 2G.

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Tuesday, the QUlllars and Princesses AUGSITA
and ELIZABITU, took an aid,* in a coach and Sur
on the Bath road, timelier Eton, Slough, &c. ad
returned to the Castk to donnef.
The Archbishop of cANTARSURT arrived at
.Castle.
Yesterday, being. Christmas Day, the Royal is-
mily attended Divine Service in the private Chart
in the Castle, which was performed by the Arch&
shop of Cateratusuar. Ecc. After the Service br,
MAJESTY, Priocessei AUGUSTA and ELIZABSTH, a.
tended by,.their. Ladies in Waiting, went in MI
coaches. and faur_to Bagshot, on a visit to the Due
and Diefteis •
Gcottterrza. In the evening till
returned fettlitr'Cagle.

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;.,• BRIGiiTON, DECEMBER 25.

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After Divine worship at the Pavilion yesterday.
PRINCII Remit. •took exercise in the Riding Schod,
Witt the.Dfake.OlCLAnguce joined the plomeuacles
on. the Steyereit-
The dinner party at the Palace yesterday was more'
select than numerous. Covers were laid for four-ani-
twenty,. including the Duke of CLARE/ice and the in-
mediaie suite of Royalty, Lord EAItDISY and Lord
and Lady SAY and 82L2, Geaeral Sir D. BAIRD.
A dtitiral Sir- X B. WARSlttft *Mts. PILLHAU, Mr.
NuouNT, and the Earl of Yasuseuxu; the latter SM.
I ived about lialf-paut five o'clock the same afternoon.
A co ea -t followed, the music of which wis prioci-
paili selected from the sacred Compositions of Kitt-
neti. At this time the compewf received a conaidara-
Mi. accession in numbers, among whom were..
Lord and Lady Louvain, Lady Beanbag. Lady and the M'isara
Jones. Sir J. Graham. Lady A. Wyadbain. and tbe 'Hon. Mrs.
F. Howard. Miss Twissistuo. Mr. Mrs. and. Miss Lloyd, Mt.
and Mrs. Pittance,. the Misses Cations, Miss new", sia4.
loges, the Hon. Miss Lake, Sus.

PbETRY.

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A small volume of Poetical Pieces. entitled-0 Metiincuotit
Hoots," has just come vadat oar observation. It contains
many things that will be read with pleasure for the generous
sentiment and poiished taste which they displaf. The follow-
ing h an example taken ad 4111rtaraas libri :

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FAREWELL.

TO •-••-.

rarevien! we part to meet no mere••••
Bat this oee pang, and all Is past ;
The dreaded hoar win soon be o'er, .
And I shall look and love say last !
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Shall love sty last? Ah i ea, my beart
Tells ma that hour can *never-come ;
My thoughts with thee *cal only part,
. Wlsea.they viola with me in the tomb !
Yet what avails it tow to ten
How this sad broken-heart has Wed I
How food, how faithfully, how. well—
How tnae to the* it would have prov'd!
Is sect.* I% nay rids endure—
* warn of joy l'ilnot o'ereast ,
With woos that how:cha dad no cute,
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Asse Which, widsllfyiAwiet soon bo paa;! -
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A. Guinness sad drespectahle . Meeting or the
Clergy, Gentle menty,adappsga, Ac. of Chester' con-
vened by the worthy Mayer, was held in the Town
Hall, on Wednetday last, to take into cimiideration
,thi reic!st effectual simile -of affording Relief to the Lin-
umployed and Distressed Poor.—The D'shop of
Pioiese made some pertinent ' observations on. the
' prevalence of distress, `arid ifs a ;style highly cre-
ditable to his Lordship's character, adverted to tte.
patience and magninimoue.4-ctitude :hewn .by the
sufferers. Several Resolutions were proposed, iiitl
adopted by the Meeting, and a subscriptidn Was
immediately entered into. No--specific proposition
as to the mode of relief was made ; but we rejoice,
to state that a plan of providing employment-it
those who are able to work is generally adopted, over
the country. Men accustomed to support theitselves
by their own labour and industry cannot easily brook.
to receive relief, in any shape. without they are able
to make some return; peasantry aid lessens them: in
their own estimation. Every time a man receives
his apportioned money, be conceives he surrenders a
part of hit independence.
. Wednesday se nnight, the iron railing and free-
stone work of the steps leading from the neir bridge
at Exeter to Esc-Idea, were most wantonly broken
down. Nothing short of great force could have so
effectually completed this work of destruction; and,
it is said. that upwards of twisty persons were seen
working with impunity at this nefarious transaction
—the more diabolicalras the railing guarded a preci.
pice of at least thirty feet perpendicular.
Wednesday evening thehoese Of /dr. Williams, the
1, attorney. in Cook's-court. Carey-street, was broke
' open, and robbed of several back-notes, silver spoons,
and other article:J:lre. table linen. and other pro.
perty, to a con amount.
Tuesday m=fortst, John Huey, a higgler, of
'St. Mania's, Baron, Lincolnshire, accor-
ding to bis usual custom, set off in a cart towards
Spaltnitarfor the purpose. of purchasing geese, fowls,
'and • wide,. *ten he was attacked (between,
live itid.-iii oetelirop• re*ae. the._ Prorates Priory,..4..
one -or amri, r " o Mid, without speaking, struck
' hits Trio** iti thellwast •seith a rives and uncouth
bludtacia, reet ;uta
.. st dan irdjoising hedge. The
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first Uosi .0. . maity ased Maxey, that, *mei
lc Iras reenvorod )4 *ins, as is still unable to say
tioti,
how. Mt *like . • lapiatEd, bet it is evident that
he am* BriSqlorri- : strack with the same
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senst.r, as George Barnwell, played with much feel- boxes : .
ng, and would, doubtless, have manifested more, 'Ns et°a`weemedernee eeselPelleran' iterearsican, .. - - *Ail'
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hilt oat of the Cart, To Baltimore-44ST pad ot hemp ; 41199 ditto M Iron, ism.
• . . A nue stiU remained •ia the warehouses at Arehaigel, bead,
Ihe had been in the presence of a less Tinton. au- Bestows the prlie Wick judgment tree, --.: "i flt:,
.pri;Eri,, •, , n'IRSIV • blood on she groom.,
.guaracles of it and 'allow 9020 tehetverts or whale
licence. ldiu S. Barre was a very interesting Maria, And ems. dm, 40. wiers."rslas tall wit ....i; ....
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.. sof eight or sine 70,11,;ante of rye, 9000 ditto of linseed, &e.
uid Mrs. FAUCIT was an enticing Millwaad. Lord WODIUIOOII2, Lord. tiamys . • ~- . Half an hour after r•
. %flint; ExCHANGE, DECEMBER
.r.--Since Moat*
A new pan i Rimmed entitled 0 Harkrin sia, Lady Loc.'s, Lady L: Laymen, ljaile . so. ,A.l.64.liiiitosashe leas returned to it, in chic ,we have had no fresh arrivals of my Groin, sad
ledge 4114 i 1 Ms Oak." It is founded on the old Sir EDWARD, Lady, sad Miss BelPilt SPIC. t bide. sed'lll----Ilendi Mkdr• . "eoe• ... he knew set how ; and .. .
what was left over on that "day nset salt, this seste.
billed of ic The Blind Beggar of Bethuallsolo,'' STANHOPE, are arrived at Bath. : ....:(..
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bot this Of coarse can only airect the performer*: A Dell gatefold" eeeereed el% "-Pl' --.le;:i lug .
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6 opening items' Milt the cheers tab Pie= 2"th at the great Once Thu Nast". . • ' *et _..-'l,--,..., IligSS4 Ifieelad. land-that ditent na* Bate-, --iiti'dielcisteestceeddionc-r.iPtimw.
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