Star.
London, England, 1803-10-06 00:00:00

Lisr BOURNE, OCT. 5.

Every thing here is on the alert to receive the
enemy : the whole of the t ith Light Dragoons have
been ordered from their different out-polls, and are
Rationed at }fallings, Boxhill, and South Bourne.
Yellerday morning the Suffer and Glouceller. militias
marched into this place from Brighton, and are en-
camped between South Bourne and Pevenfey : they
immediately commenced making intrenchments, &c.
from the fea houfes, which are to be continued along
the coaß to Hollings. The above regiments marched
from Brighton on Monday morning with flying camp
equipage—on the fame evening pitched their tents
near Blackington ; and on Tuefday morning had
their camp utenfils packed, and on the line of march
in (even minutes. Three regiments of regulat% are
hourly expelled to occupy the fpacious barracks
ercaed on the Shingles. We have alfo a company
of South Bourne Artillery, a fet of fine fpirited
fellows.—The 4th Regiment of Dragoons marched
into Brighton on Tuefday morning.
The army is in the highell fpirits : the brigade I
am attached to u in the bell 'late of health, only fir
on the hick ;fo fioall a number has never been
known.

Yelierday morning, about (even o'clock, the ilk
regiment of Life Guards were exercifed in Hyde Park.
The expertnefs of the men in the management of thofe
heavy horfes, and the docility of thc animals them-
(elves excited great admiration in every Ipeaator.
The Duke of Divots sr' al has fubfcribed 5251.
towards the fund for railing and maintaining thc
Derby Volunteers.

The Marquis of HUNTLEY lately obtained a pre-
mium from the Highland Society for the improve.
ment of Black Cattle, for a two year old branded
Bull, reared by his Lordfhip.
MOORHEAD' the Compofer, who was reported to
have died at Liverpool, is mailer of Lord KEITH'S
band on board the MONARCH.

Lord DUNSTANYILLE'S two troops of Cavalry
(Cornwall) were prefented with their colours lall week
by the Hon. Mils Basszr, his Lordlhip's daughter.
The Volunteer Corps railed by the Wet! India
Dock Company bears, by his MAJESTY'S gracious
permillion, the name of the " Rod WO lad Re-
;intent," a dißinetion conferred upon it as originat-
ing in a Company intimately connueed with the in-1
terens of his Majefty's Weft India Colonic,; and the
miftake in fall Saturday's Gazette, of announcing
the Corps under another title, is corrected in the
fucceeding Gazette of Toefday.
A few days ago, Rosati. Srontuar, upwards of
fixty years of age, let off from Newcattle, at day-
break, and arrived at Tarafide, near Wigton, in Cum-
berland, a journey of 66 miles, the fame evening.—
He carried a fifising-rod the whole way i • and was fo
little fatigued by the performance, that he was in a
great hurry the next morning to go and &ear corn.
Captain Wait°, of the Britannia, of Hull, about
fix weeks ago, in the evening, fell from the gangway
of the Roralift into Archangel-harbour, and, pitch-
ing upon the fiem of the boat, never ;ofe
His body was recovered next morning.
The body of Mr. CHARLES IGOULDIR was picked
lap on the Bathing Ground, near Margate, on Tuef-
day laft, very much disfigured.
Lady Can MOLYIIBII2 met with a fevere aces.
dent about three weeks fince, near Dublin. As the
was taking an airing in her fociable and four, a boy
coming fuddenly on the road with a dheel-barrow,
the honks took fright and upfet the carriage in a
deep ditch. Lady M01.1'111117E% arm was unfortu-
nately broken ; but two other ladies who were with
her efcaped unhurt.—Her Ladyfhip is fince much
recovered.

Lail week. Mr. Durso', e, who was lately arretted
at Dundee, and committed to Edinburgh Cattle, was
liberated, after a Aria invelligation of his condo& by
an order from Mr. YORKS, Secretary of State, with
permitGon to refide in any interior part of the united
kingdom.

The following is the anfwer which appeared in a
Hamburgh Paper to the article refielling on the con-
dos of the Prince Regent of Denmark, for am-
bling an army of obfervation in Holam :

" At a period when Denmark enjoys the clearell
and the moll enviable profperity, a fitnation which it
owes folely to the virtues and the talents of the Prince
by whom it is governed, and the wifdom and intelli•
genee of its Miniliers, it is impolfible to refrain from
furprife and indignation on pet ufing the difgulling
article which appeared under the bead Hansburgli in
the Misaiwar of the allth of Augufl. It is not eaiy to
divine what can be the obj.eet of employing fo unulual
a fiyle ; but without entering into this dilcullion, it is
not cafy to deny that a Prince has a fair right, and,
indeed, owes it to himfclf and his fiihjefls, to place his
frontiers in a flatter defence when two armies approach
them. Is it to provoke a Power, to maintain the
molt rigid neutrality? Is the author of the article in
queflion fo much in the confidence of every Court and
every Government, as to be able to determine what is
the precife moment at which a Prince ought to fepa-
rate an army, the affembling of which was fuggelled
by prudence? In addition to the frivolity and injuf-
lice of the article, we cannot help taking notice of-the
indecent terms in which it is expelled. The appel-
lation of alit*, Prises has no very definite meaning.
This we know, that a Monarch ruling over a confider-
able
(late, but who diffipates its refources by his ar-
bitrary orders, by unneceifary expences, by robbing
the property of his fubjeds, and whole concluet di•
vides opinion at home and abroad, and alienates the
love and the attachment of his fubjeer, may with
firilt propriety be denominated a petty Prince. But
it is known, and experience has proved, that the So.
vereign of hree millions of people, who founds his
empire in the hearts of his fubjefti, who makes his
kingdom enjoy the fruits of his confiant labours, and
vitae virtues, generofity, and b y, form the ral-
lring point of the whole nation, by fecuring hi. fron-
tiers egainfi unjull aggreffion, cannot be called a
petty Prince. To this ohfervation it is only necefrary
to adds that a writer, to be refpeftable, ought to de-
rive the eolopee ihis defeription from truth."

iPOETIYG INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET, WEDNESDAY, ObT. S.

One third of a Snbfcription of zsgs each. to which
be Added the Town Plate of scl. for 3 year
old colts carrying 811.61 b. and fillie*BlL3lb. D.I.
I). of Grafton't b. f. Paraful .

Cul. Leigii'sgr. cby Wscapitatit . - ' - . . $
Sir C. Bunbury's b. f. filter eft" iPlaiels, by Wilkey S
Mr. NVatfon's b. c. Dreadnought, by Buzzard - 4
Mr. Howorth'sbr. f.by Skyfersper, out of Cadiz - s
I.J. Grofccuor's b. 4. Montalto, by John 13 ull,out ot Either dr
Thirteed to 8 agft,Parafol; 5 to 1 aglk Precipitate;
6 to 4. agft Dreadnought.
Fifty gs. free for any horfe, Sm. 4 yr olds carrying
71t. 41b. 5 yr olds Bil. 51b. 6yr olds alt. t slb. and
aged 911. B. C.
Sir C. Bunborea br. c. Orlando, 4 yrs old . x
Mr. Wardell's b. c. Harcfoot, 4 yrs old . Z
D. of Onftees b. ni. Penelope, s yrs old . dr
Mr. Watfoces b. b. Lignum Vita, 6 yrs old . de

•
4 tot on Orlando.
Mr. Howorth's Bos, 2 yrs old, 611. beat Duke of
Grafton's Carthaginian, brother to Chuckle, $ yrs
old, 911. Two.yr. old C, zsgs.—Five to 4 011 CU*
thaganian.
Sir C. Banbury's Tinfcl, brother to Orlando, 711.
71b. beat Mr. Howard's Creeper, 811. 91h. Acrocos
the Flat, sogs.--: tot on Creeper.
Mr. Wilfon's c. by Buzzard, out of Young Ee.
lipfe's darn, SR alb. rec. ft. from Gcn. Grofvenor's f.
Two Shoes, by Afparagus, out of a tiller to Moth=
Bunch, 811. Two-yr old C. wogs. h. ft.

The Crossesst.oa of the Ex cnsopsa gave an de.
gent Dinner yetterday, at his heufe. Richmond Park.
Zvi MOI&A gave a grand Dinner yefterday to a
felelt party of Friends, at his houfe, St. James's
Place.

The Duchefs of MARLBOROUGH has a large party
of fafhionables on a vilit at her feat, Blenheim, Ox.
fordthire.

At a dinner of the fcholars of the fchool of St. Cyr,
near Paris, the Marquis Da LUCH if I xi, the Pruffiase
Ambalfador, gave the following toail
" To the great Man who governs France. and who haa *Wart
been the belt friend of the King, thy Matter."

What high ideas mutt the fcholars of_St. Cyr have
formed of the power and greatnefs of-the Kino of
PILVISIA, to whom their Cossui. has been44nod
friend ! Surely the Ambaffadorslidnot take the belt
method of railing the dignity:of his Sovereign I

The colleftion at the Mufical Feftival held at Wor.
ceWsr laft week, for the benefit of the Gloucefter,
Worce (ter, and Herefordthoirs,amounted to 53 11•Bb
in which is included a year's intereft of furplus mo.
ney funded at Worcefter, 361. 6s. ad. Ditto at Glou.
ceiter, iol. 17s. Bd. and a donation of Sol. from Lord
DUDS. Y.—Among the company prefent were the
following ditlinguithed perfonages :
Earl ceventry. Lard Hutchinfon, Lord Rodney, Lord and Lady
Leourton, Lady Nortkorick and Family, Lord and Lady Somers,
Hoe. Mrs Coeb, Lady Sunderland, Sir Charles and Lady Bough-
ton Rok and Daughter, Sir Charles Knowles and Lady, Sir Charkw
Watfon and Lady, Lady Grellay, bir E. Wilmington and
Hon. Mr. Ward. M. P. Wm. Lygon, Efq. M.P. and Family, blibm
Peter' Andrews, Efq. M.P. &c. &c.

Yeßerday a Court of MagiQrates was held at the
Court Houfe, WeUclofe-fquare, for •arious purpofes,
when a licence was granted to Mr.Arrut Y to perforna
at the Royalty Theatre.

COVENT GARDIN Taaarite.—Lag night young
fill lady, a er, as we undertland, of Mr. a UNTON,
this theatre, appeared, for the firft time, in the cha-
rades. of La& Tootaiy, in the comedy of the Prayeked
ifulhand. The perfon of Mifs B. is fimilarly formed
to that of her elder fitter, Mrs. Muir, now on the
American Rage : her face is expreffive, and her voice
is pleating, but not of great compafs. She appears
to have- a pit conception of the part, and her general
deportment is that of an accomplithed woman ; but
her diffidence, lag night, fo far deprefled her exer-
tions as to throw a languor over Tome part or her
performance, which, we are well allured, the will
loon be able entirely to overcome. She was mach
applauded throughout. Mr. Bastscs's Lori mad,
is (though a gentlemanly) a rather /wake portratt
of the charader. MURRAY'S leanly was dignified,
and Mrs. H. SIDDONS was very interelling in Lady
Grace. The family of the Wrwtyheadr were admirably
reprefented by MUNDIN, KNIGHT, Mrs. DAvsaroaT,
and Mrs. Glass; and we never witnefled a more
petted delineation of Yorkthire rußicity than Ewe-
ar's yoks Afewo. F 's tart Breit was a well
drawn common place coxcomb, and the interior parts
were-all fuftained with more than ttfual retpedatality.
The haute was filled, and the audience was genteel.
AFFAIR or HONOUR —Yellerdiy morning at fix
o'clock,a Mr. J—n—s, late of the Scotch Greys, and
a Mr. C—ff--e, both Gentlemen of large fortunes,
m:t with their Seconds, at the Shepherd's Bulk, for
the purpofe of deciding a quarrel which took
Coffee
Houle. The ground being marked out, at a diftance
of nine paces, the parties exchanged (hots, without
effect. The Seconds then interfered, and fucceeded
in reconciling the parties.
GRAND Row.—Yellerday morning, 'boat one
'o'clock, at Lord CAM ti.rnao. accompanied by Cap-
tain B— of the, Royal Navy, concerned in a late
fatal duel at Chalk Farm, was returning borne
through Cavendifh-iquare, they began to chiallife the
guardians of the night, conceiving that they were not
ecercifing due vigilance at this moll momentous ed.
fis. sour watchmen, who had been dead afieep, were
loon awoke to the lively impreffion made by the af-
failants. They Ratted up, but two of them were fixal
knocked down ; they fell with a great noire, and the
halfpence jingled in their pockets. The other two
fprung their rattles, and loon colleted ate; of the
fraternity, who after a conteft of one hour, ftweeed•
ed in taking the fafhionable affailants into cullody.
Divers blows and bruiles were received on both Meat
but Captain B. was the greatest fufferer, having re-
ceived a fevere contufion upon the bead. The cap-
tive heroes were conveyed to the watch boufe, where
Isis Lordthip teemed to feel hunt& quite at home,
but the Captain did not like his birth. He threaten-
ed furioutly to cut a port hole through the cabin•
file, and was proceeding to carry his menace into
effea, when the Captain of the Guard kited his arm,
and preiented farther alifchief. The parties wets
brought yefterday at twelve o'clock, to Marlbo-
roush.ftreet, when the watchmen were rewarded for
their fervice with a pretent of a guinea each. and the
Noble Lord and gallan; Captain ware dichirged•

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is 6R. ;Ib. D.I.

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Wilkey • s
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Celia . s
!Lout di Either dr
agit Precipitate;

yr olds carrying
do 81t. I slb. and

I. beat Duke of
Chuckle. 3yrs
ivc to on Car-

to Orlando, 7ft.
a. 91b. Acrofo

it of Young Eg.
I. Grofvenor's f.
filler to Mother
b. ft.

I a a gave an els.
Richmond Part.
r yeiterday to a
de, St. James's

is a large party
Blenheim, Ox.

!tool of St. Cyt,
►: 1, the Pruffiatt

end who lus ;brays

of. St. Cyr hay.
or the KING of

bee:la44yd 4.
of take the bat
overtly: I

ral held at Wor.
the Gloucefter •
toted to 52 11.11 s,
of furplus rno.
Ditto at Glou.
Sol. from Lord
relent Were tha

bey, Lord and Lady
and Lady Somers,
sand Lady Dough—
d Lady, Sir Cbarka
Myron sod Pamily,
• aod Family, Klieg

was held at the
moos pupae%
rwr to perform

n!ght a young
I". tteuernit,
ne, in the cha-
of the Provoked
milady formed
IT, now on the
e, and her voice
. She appears
and her general
woman ; but
effed her exec-
rne part of her
fured, the will
She was much
's Lod mid/
Pain po rt rat;
was dignified,
:idling m Lady
were admirably
v. D AAAA PORT,
tneffed a more
city than Era:
rryfit was a well
to interior parts
refpeBabdity,
e was genteel.
morning at fix
tch Greys, and
large fortunes,
erd's Bugs, for
rich took place
Wales's Coffee
C. at a difiance
(hots, without
and fucceeded

ig, •bngt one
panted by Cap-
crned in a lato
turning home
to change the
t they were not
momentous cri•
ad aßeep, were
lade by the af•
them were fooe
noife, and the
The other two
d a pejo of the
hour, focceed•
into caftody
d on both fides,
rer, having re•
ad. The cap
Is bottle, where
quite at home.
He threaten-
ugh the cabin.
is menace into
feized his arms
e parties were
k, to Marlho-
: reworded for
each, and the
slifcbergtd.