Star.
London, England, 1804-10-12 00:00:00

ROYAL PAAHLtt

Wirmoutn,
—CTORIIR 10.—Laft night, atter the
ttoyal Family landed, they prepared for a grand
fru-
venile Ball, which was attended by all the Nap; ity
around. The q2een's Band was prelim, and played
feveral favourite dances till about ten o'clock, *hch
the company broke up.

About fevest o'clock this morning, his Mattstr
rode to infix& the Hanoverian Artillery, after which
they touched for Eridport.

At ten o'clock his MAJE.TY and the Eluke of Can-
siatncs in a phston, the 42asif, and Princeffcs Atr-
OUSTA, ELI ZMIATiI, and Soma, and the Dutce and
Princefs Sorma of Giombirrsa, accompanied by
feveral of the nobility of both fetes, in different car-
riages, went to Milton Abbey; the feat of the Earl of

BONAPARTE's DELAY.

Why don't he come ; why don't he come
h Rill the cry of many :
Put if you will not let him come,
Why, how the devil can he

Om:

The Corporation of London have very wifely cortiC
to a refolution, that any of its Members receiving a
pecuniary allowance for their trouble in taking upon
Oswiecim a Direftor of the Well India Dock Com-
pany, (hall not be eligible to a feat in the C 3111113011
Council.

Sir Harry liimfdale, yeflerday, received twenty flags
with the Garrat arms inverted; and over the arms of
the Emperor, the :alp and crumpet (lamp has alto beer
engraved. The coronation will take place on the 9th
of next month.
A very clathing, conceited young man force time
ago offered himfelf to the manager of a contider-
able country theatre, who was jut! upon the paint
of getting up the Caravan. "My dear fellow," laid
he, " juft at the prefent time I (land in need of a
complect dog, not a puppy."
Lord Boost x, a Member of Parliament, requefting
leave of *Mince on particular private Imfuej;, thortly
after his marriage, the wits immediately epigram-
matized the fimpie esti:le of the ardent brideg:o itn :
From the Senate Lord Bao,:t whites fbortly to ream,
And the Senategrants leave to the whim' of BRUN E,
Hating buhnefa !dread!), nrgolt at borne!
_ _ _

Sir H. MILDRIAY has one of the molt beautiful and
interefling families in England. It confifts of ten
lons and four daughters t the Weft, 17 year,, the
youngeft 12 months old. They all bear the ftrongefl
refemblance to each other. They will fpend the en-
fbing winter in town.
Lafl week a Gentleman, who never has been in
the habit of walking a great difiance at a time, un
demonic, for a wager of two hundred guineas, to walk
from Glafgow to Perth, diflance filty•feven miles.
without once fitting down or taking any kind of reft
whatever. Saturday morning he flamed at four
o'clock, and aecomplifhed the journey, in terms of
the bet, in about feventeen hours. A good deal of
money was (ported on the occafion. Odds in general
againft the p::formance.
The noble feat of Lord PlTsa, Thorndon Hall, in
Effex, has lately been the fcene of much gaiety.
A few days ago Mr. GFOROE GRIMSNAW,jUEL one
of the Manchefter Rifle Corps, on a vifit at Blackpool,
Mot a feagull with his rifle piece, at the diflance of
nearly 200 yards.
JUSTICE-ROOM, MANSIOIII•I4O(7SR.—LAa week a
foreigner, Riling himfelf a Baron, was brought before
the LORD MAYOR by the City Martha'. He had been
refiding at the London Coffee-houfe, where his con.
slug excited ftrong fulpicion, ordering fuits regi-
mentals of fcveral tailors, as if he belonged to the 6oth
regiment, in which, on inquiry, he had been fum:t-
feded. When required to pay his bills, he offered
his drafts on a bottle at Vienna. A perfin told the
LORD Maroa this fame Baron was fulpcScd to have
been the man who opened Mr. DRAKE'S difpatches.
His Lordlbip fent him by to Mr. REEVES, at the
Alien Office, for being at large ssithout the Royal
Licence.

On Thurfday etening 1411, as .!r. Beard, jun. of
the glafs-houfe, in the parilh of TAyntnn, w.ts re-
turning home from the Forel! of Dean, he was flop
ped by two footpads, near the Viney-bill, who knocked
him off his honk, and rubbed him of his ptufe, con-
taining calk and notes to the amount of upward.
of 91.

an Monday n'ght fome thieves broke into the
dwelling-houfe of J. Afhall, Elq. at Hare-hatch, by
forcing the window of the back parlour. They were
obferved to enter the gate leading to the hotife by a
neighbouring cottager of the name of Grant, who
had no idea of a robbery. After ha% Mg been alarmed
by the fereants, they were making a precipitate re
treat, when a Newfoundland dog lei zed one of them
and he t....as confequcntly recur ed, with many rar•.a-
hie articles in his pofreffioa. The real efcaped with a
bonty.

POOR Fam N Y .—Anunfortanate woman (offering tin-
der mental derangement, well known about the Well
end of fl.e. town by the name of" Poor Fanny," was
yeflerday craving charity, &erred in her lima' fan-
taflic (kyle, when a boy having attempted to fnatch
fame flowers, &c. nut of her balled, the followed him
errors Litchfield-ftreet, and not elferving the area
of a houfe to he open which is repairing near Nev.,
port-market. he fell in, and lacerated her face and
arms in a dreadful manner aphid the iron railing.
Several perfons who few the accident immediately
railed her up, conveyed her to a fur ;eon, and after-
wards to her abode, a miferable lostgiug in Dyne-
Cheer, St. Giles' b, where the has long relidel The
'Ate cf this unhappy Cunale is peculiarly revere. In
!-rr youth (he was confide:o handfomvs and in tire
:aping of revere' perfons ot diilinflion, mrved in the
rucks of fa(hionahle life ; but becoming Abandoned,
tie funk to the lnwctl flak of infamy, term the lien,
,srs of wh;eh (he ova . r•hcvcd by her las of Raton.
-:le is ir:riently rceog -‘1 h) tl nfe who I. rmerly
ocsr I),r ; fhe acidrs !Ts, them in Ii and Itstian.

fpe:iks lbantle, ana icldom I tilstn imerca

::r be:- .7vnlcnce. H, r Intrivinur nn ;4;1 ,)ccAti,,ns
r-yreZtly h:ornilefs ; &ace in rettcr:d
at.J ris'Lvms. tells ettry body taut 'peeks In
r tlo it ti.c i> tint fume greAt
I the Cirette us vincaccs.