Star.
London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

LIPERPOOI.. SEPT. u.

Shropfhire Regiment of Militia, with the Li-
verpool Volunteer Artillery, Rifle Corps, InfAntry Re-
giments and Lord SEFTON'S Battalion, in all above
two thoufand men, were under arms in honour of
His MAJESTY'S Coronation. His Royal Highnefs
?mince Wir • tau commanded the troops who affemb-
led upon this ceeafion.
At is o'clock the Duke of °UK/CISME arrived,
in his chariot and four, accompanied by his Equerry,
and mounted his chanter, when the line paffed in
review, and took up a rfition upon the right—a
royal fame aaaimmediately fired from the Fort and
Shipping, followed by a feu-dr-Ay by the troops.—
Notwithltanding the unfavourable Rate of the wea
thee., the bufinefs of the day paired off to the admi-
ration of the furrounding multitude of fpeaaturs.—
This day their Royal Highneffes, the DUKE, and
Prince WILLIAM FRSDERICK, partook nf a fumptuous
dinner given by the Mayor and Corporation of Li-
terpool.

Lord Vifennnt Dowws and Lord Lovatos are ar-
rived at Sunderland, to take the command of their
refpeitive regiments; the former of the Second Welt
York, and the latter of the blorthupiberland blititia.
Brigadier• General Lord Esr N 'serous it placed nn
'the Staff of the Scots Weliern Dab jct.—Head-guar-
ters, Greenock.

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Brigadier-General Kau t zrrre• has arrived at LOD-
doodercy to take the command of that Ditirift.
, Goverment. it is Paid, has ordered Generals
• Setae and ROC14•1,111AU td be removed from Alb-
Isurton to MantgomerY.
Sir Sinner SNIT,. if CSPeeed to leave town in A
,few days for the Downs. He is to have an alive
..totesmand.
Duats.—Satorda/ morning, about (even o'clock.
!itch:Owes fought at North Down, near Margate,
be-
"'tween Mr. an ITO'. Gentleman, and a Mr.
C— ,an apothecary. They met, attended by
their feerrods: the grotusel being meafitred, Mr. B.
bad the firfi fire, rind worinded his antagunitt flightly
In the Re(loy rant of the arm. Mt. G. returned the
fire without ere& The (minds then interfered, and
Athos after the parties left the ground the matter was
.termpromifech, The quarrel originated, about lix
weeks lime, at one of the malquerades, but, the ex-
, planation was prevented front taking place'hy the
/aperture of one of the gentlemen for London.
Whatley meaning, at'half pall five o'clock, four
Canteen= entered .Hyd.i Pack, at Grofvenor gate.
jbcy pallnl the Magazine, and proceeded to the
Deer' Park, adjoining Kenfington Gardens. Hay-
elicited the read, they were overtaken by two
. ogee Gentlemen, who joined them. and they all
proceeded twitch the new Magazine, upon the
.• Mink of the Serpentine. Their mtsntis were obferved
the guard upon duty, who loon et:mended that
they came for the purple of .fighting a duel. Two
of the party Repred forward and meafured out the.
ground, to the ditlance of ten or twelve paces. Two
others, the principals in the Winces, then came for-
ward, and, having taken their Rations, fired at each
other. This difcharge had no effect. The fcconds
then interfered, but without fuccee.. The parties re•
fumed their ground, and fired a fccond time, when
one of the Gentlemen received a Hound in the right
arm. The feronds interfered, and prevented any
further mitchicf. A furgeon aho attended the par.
ties, drefred the wound, upon the (put, and the par-
ties proceeded in two poll-chaifes for Hounflovr. We
underhand the patties upon the occafion were Col.
W. and the Hon. Mr. B. The latter was die wounded
party.
Yederday fe'nnight, a duel was fought near Nand.
bridge. near Dublin, between Lieutenant o—e and
Mr. H. G—r„ when, after exchange of flints without
effeet,:the affair ended in an amicable manner. This
&finite aro& in contequenee of Lieut. o—r being the
bearer of 'a srieffage from Mr. J. T. Uri—a--oun in
Mr. G—e, he being the author of a critique pub-
' lifhed in the Lill Hibernian Magazine, on a privnte
Play in Stafford-Orr et. Mr. G. was then called upon
by Mr. e. for an imatediate meeting, or an apology,
which left Mt. G. merle in a Ittisfaftory manner.
A Gentleman, who was tiavelling along the coif
from Margate to Soifer, arriving on Monday evening
at D) mchurch, ght out of his carriage, and &fired
•bis ((rennin, drive to Romney, he wilbing to.walk
along the en.®. 'Whop he approached a fill•holite
near Romnep, lie happened to he writing obferva
in his pocket book, and .ling ces end qucliion I • ,11iC
the man appointed by the CrTporation to Itop JII 11•;'•
ptcrous pereins, went tip to him, raid he was a t'-y,
autitook him into cullody., On being broil,' fsir
`Mayor of Romney, he lonised vitt •• • •
hrigifiA; titan of OW."

btnitm SEPT lb: • r

Mr. JAM! TANDY was vefterdayliberated from o.si
confiaement, on entering bail, before Alderman STA.'
mut, himfell in two!. and two fureties of Scot.
LaQ Saturday night. the garden of Mr: Haut., at
Knockmaroon, near Chaptlizod, was robbed of a
laree quantity of fruit, and of two (print guns, by
Toni fellows, who got clear off with their booty.
'l'hurfday night, fume villain, or villains, cut the
throats of four Cheep, which were grazing on the
land. of Cratloe, county of Clate, the property of
Mr. Joan °Vitt.; they carried off the fat only.