Star.
London, England, 1803-04-01 00:00:00

MAtCH so.

Yeaerday morning the Ga EY HOUND failed for
England, and got through the Streights before
the wind came to the weftward in the afternooon.
The fleetor, from Malta, and London tranfport,
from Alexandria, not getting under weigh as loon
as the GREYHOUND, were prevented from failing,
by the wind coming foul.
" Colonel GOKDON, of the 26th Light Dragoons,
and Capt. lima °use, of the Artillery, are pagen.
gets on board of the London. When they left
Alexandria, about one oflicer and 16 men were ill
of the plague in the Peft-hofpiral. They chiefly
belonged to de Rot E'S regiment. The Mamelukes
had been uniformly viaorious over the Turks;
and in one of the anions which took place about
ten weeks before the London failed, 2500 of the
Turks were killed on the fpot.
4, The Heaor attempted to work out to-day,
but was obliged to come to anchor ; hut has again
got under weigh, and is (landing through the Gut.
~ A Dutch LILT of battle Ihip paffcd this to the
Eaftward yefterday."

Yefterday morning, his MAJESTY and the Duke
of CUMBERLAND, attended by General Gwy,4N,
rode oat on horfeback to Kew. Her Royal High.
nets the Princefs MARY, attended by Lady CR AN-
La Y, took an airing round Chelfea and Kenlington.
Their Mails-ries, accompanied by four PRIN.
cessts, honoured Drury.lane Theatre yefterday
evening with their prefence for the firft time this
feafon. The entertainments were, the Drama of The
Hero of the North, and the Farce of the Devil to Pay.
—They were greeted on their entrance with burfts
ofloyalty and affeetion, as ardent and enthuflaßic
as we have ever witneffed on a fimilar occalion.—
Golfatv the King was Tung by all the vocal per-
formers, accompanied by a full Band, and pro-
duced reiterated plaudits.
The Kiva was dreffed in a fcarlet coat, white
wailleciat and breeches, and a green ribbon. The
Drefs of the (Ives was fawn-coloured, with a
very handfome train and rich gold embroidered
petticoat. She had feveral brilliant diamonds in
her head drefs. She wore no feather.

The Princefs AUGUSTA had a moil beautiful
embroidered black velvet train; white petticoat
richly fpangled with gold ; two white ollrich
feathers in her head-drefs ; and a rich diamond
necklace, with feveral diamonds.

The Princefs ELIZADETH had a pink train with
white petticoat ; white feathers in her head-drefs.
She was alto ornamented with a profulion of dia-
monds.
The Princefres SOPHIA and AMELIA were both
nearly dreffed alike, in pale pink trains and white
petticoats, having white oftrich feathers alto in
their bead-drefs.

The Marquis of SALISBURY and Earls Min-
contr. and CHESTERFIELD were in waiting.
Among the Company were—
Dukes—Leeds. Orleans, and Montpcnfier.
Marqulffes—Salifbury and Bath.
Marchionefs of Salitbury.
Earls—Moira, Stanhope, Harcourt, and Cheater&ld.
Counteffes—Harcourt and Ayietbary.
Lords—Cullen, Bruce, Tilney, Courtenay, and Cathcart.
Ladies—Charlotte Rawdon and Wray.

Counts—Moontjoy and lionaine.
Margravine of Anfpach.
The Houfe overflowed, and the boreswere graced
by an uncommon affemblage of beauty and fafhion.
Lail night Mrs. FITZNIRIIRT had one of the
molt brilliant and numeroufly attended routs that
has been witneffed this fcafon.

Among the lei arrivals at Bath were—
Count& of Clanwilliam, Lady Maria Meade, Hon. Mrs.
Lyfasht. Sir Horace Mann, Sir Stafford and Lady Northeote
Sir Robert I.eishton, Sir Thomas Allen, and Admiral and
Mrs. Pakenhana

A. HINDER3OII, Efq. of the Inner Temple, was
on Tuefilay elated a Reprefentative for the
Borough of Brackley, in Northamptonfhire, in the
room of Lieutenant General Earls-row, now Earl
of BRIDGIWAT&R.

The Coventry Elation concluded on Wcdnef.
day, when Mr. Moot, was declared the fuccefsful
candidate ; the numbers being for Mr. Moots,
1294; and for Mr. STTTTTOM, 1146. This has
been a warm contea, and, it is (aid. will be fol-
lowed by another petition. Mr. Muoaa was to
be chaired yefterday.
An accident, which at firil threatened to be fe-
but fortunately proved of a very Might na-
ture, happened to the Counters of ANTRIM on
Thurfday night. The ends of her Ladyfhip's tur-
ban caught fire; but the flames were indantly ex.
tingnifhed, though not till they had (lightly fcorch-
ed her neck. Her Lady hip, though at fitli a
little alarmed, is now as well as ever.
_

During thefe two days an alive fearch has been
made by the Ctthorn.houfe Officers, in the (bops
of thole who fell filler and gold wares, for French
watches. and a very large number of them have
been (cited, particularly in the WA end of the
town, for not having paid the duty.
IRISH Gmrev.—A young Gentleman from a
certain town in Ireland, was lately alked if they
bad an, public amufensents in the town he came
from ?-44 0 yes, (faid he) we are very gay in
----, very gay indeed, no fewer than fear dads
jua Wore I ',Rhone, and dm mem upou Mods."