Star.
London, England, 1803-12-16 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, DEC. 14.

The PRINCI, yeflerday, loon after raid day, rode
to the Barrack-, li;s Royal .1.-.igisnefs wis Istr-
fily• employed in impeeling the troop honks, and
other ncecfrary matters relative to his Regiment, for
feveral hours ; he returned not to the Pastilidn until
fome time after twilight.
The Brighton fleet r ill fhortiv be fully equipped
to face the enemy. Forty boats, each carrying an
eighteen pound carronade, and.ananned with the
necetrary complement of the moll Ihrong and robaft
of the fillermen, properly drilled and competent to
the performance ref the talk they have fo chearfully
undertaken, will have a vet f trmidable appearance.
Enfign BURROWS, of the Suffix Militia, difplayed
much accuracy of aim yeflerday, in clifcharging 24
ds from his fowling piece at an apple which he
threw from his own hand, to decide a wager that be
had made with Lieutenant Orro, of the fame regi.
men% of a guinea a (hot that he failed not, nnder
fu^h circumliances, of firiking the objea before it
reached the ground. Of the 24 Rims, three only bad
not the defired :fleet ; thus the Enfign, in tie end,
was a gainer of eighteen guineas by the experimen-
tal (kill of the day. Much money, exclulively, was
won and loft on the oceafion.

A perfon of dillinetion at Copenhaj
Gentlem in at Greenock : M. 80.
to fend you an apology for delay'
his Bret beaten the Northern Pn,
mere inclined to attack them that
pedition to England : a fhi rt Limo
be ti well fOuniied Itiesolation."

WISTKINSTID SCHOOL.-4011 T'
Gent,lemen Of Wefinfinfier Schr
" &Mid,"
.Of Vseas4s. The
follow : -
Phsitia ••• Mr. ton
Parnicaba - - Mr. I.a,
Thai, • - - Mr. Mr
Gaatho - Mre Lel
Chzr, a . - Mr. L.`
Tltrafis - Mr. Tv
Pythias - Mr: Sail
Cbrcmcs - - Mr, W.
Doriaa Mr. T
Virus - Mr. RI
Sala • - - Mr. DA,
Sophroas - Mr. Roo
Ladies - - Mr. t.u•
The audience was unufually dil
rank and numbers. Among the
tors there affembled were, the Di
Duke of PORTLAND, the Archbd
Dean of Chrift Church, Lord
CNIIT BARON,' &c. &c.

As fpecimens of elocution, the
off with uncommon plaudits.
The Prologue was admirably
Vremon, a on of the Bifhop of t
whole of the Dramatis Ptrfonn wi
great accuracy and precif:on.
The Epilogue, which is the cram
matterly hand, breathes a fpirit of
triotifm, without departing froth
fpread, fn nice a veil over the pidun
jag the colouring, it heightens the
the bet feelings of an Englifhman,
his own mind the pleafureof appl:
Dt TCHLIY-House FISTIYI TIES.-
lion of Lord Dictos, caUed -.Diu
Orfordfbire, has been for lonic twat'
of panegyric of every vifitant.
attached to this beautiful feat induced
rebuild the manfion in a fiyle more •
new ilruanre policies ga infinity of
elegance. Left week tt w:‘s opened
warming, to which all the neighbonrii
Gentry were invited ; and on Mot''
gave a flilendid Ball and Supper
dred and thirty failtionables. The
to afemble at nine o'clock, and in n
after the Ball was opened by the
Mifs Dici.os and the Doke of t
Doctors followed with the Dube
About twenty couple went down
In the fecond two lets were formed.
was kept up with unabated fpirP-
when flipper was amounted, tw
Gentlemen, who were no& of
the diverfion of fox hunting &trim
day. The (upper was arranged
the library and dining-room ;
one hundred and fifty, aid about
took of the entertainment, which
Nous one. It confined of the molt
aid the choi:eft wines, (creed on
China. The fruits confided of
cherries, together with an abandon
and pteierves. At one o'clock
fated (except by a few) for the
three o'clock the indfic coded, when
tired.

Amine the moll dillinguifised
were all the Falsest Pasarss s the
CHM I Mr. DILLON, Mr.
Mrs. CoTTOIth &C•
The Ball.romn of this noble manGon
five, and is fsniesed with pilaften
geld and bronze. with a variety
the antique, fo tisfpofed as to be.
appearance from the 'free of three
deliers to doable the number of r
The floor an the above erection
ornamented, stgdee the direaket
Mill Dawns.

P

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he failed not, nncfee
t the objen before it
(hots, throe only had
e Enfign, in tie end,
as by the experimen-
iney, exclufively, was
-
penhagen writes to a
BON/ItAllTf. 1'..41 •.-xt
laying hi• vilit till he
Pnv er, ; beinz much
ban to hazard the et-
ime will pre.vc
Tnefday the young
:hoot performed the'
Charadera were At
BYTT/I. .
MACIWORTII.
LONGLANDS.
L.Vcallow.
Suarnir.
W. F. S.
T.CIE.AvLit•
RICRARDI.
DAT.
Roc - •
LUTTPZLL. • " •
diltinguilhed bock' *
he illultrions dratkee.
Duke of Yoaa,Abe
'hilltop of You, the
rd CMIItINGTOII, the
he performance went
;If delivered by Mr.
If Czezisza ; and ths
were (imported *III
col/apt:4(in.
t of the 0104
rotas its fobjiet; .fig 4
ittnre,that, by (often-
the aEet4. k excites
an, while it leaves to
plying them. 1
s.—.. The family man-
-Ditcliley-Hiatife. in
nonths pail-die theme
The noble domains
doted his Lordthip to
note modern,_tle
:y of refined fa
opened Cith a honk
ibourin Nobility .
and
fonder dg ,f)ttea.nn
er to about 'Ole tithe:
The cisittpem karats
in *boot bakf.aeliour
to Hen. and haeistifol
f 0111LIAMS ; Mrs E.
the de Moarrarsiee-.
ra the Rrit ipiet out
Thiddlitalles
Witt until mid**,
the great joy grebe
f them fatigosd with
during the preceding
4 with great,seille in
covers were laid foe
out that number pr-
ick was a very !Inep-
t mod delicate viands.
on plate and :French
of pines, gears, and
science of forego finite
:k the tables woe de-
he Ball Room. About
when the company re.
bed perfonages
the Marquis of Woa-
'varier, Col. Liseb
manGon is eery anew
afters and cornices of
ay of ornaments front
hate the moat brilliant
three magnificent then- 0
of set glafs lofirenr•-•
m ems eery feasibly
NI of the ascelarithed