Star.
London, England, 1810-08-27 00:00:00

#I9R7IIIHO, 0.1(.; GUST 25.

It is.snany ye,ire since I visited this place, end
am free to admi• that It has, with great capabili'ies
that way, very march improved. Its buildings have
increased without much impairing the dullness of the
spot ; and the sands? by Nature's permission, still
continue to be the hnest on the coast. Its being
'ifs like a trading thy than Ifeilatoe? is, however, in
my opinion, a considerable recommendation ; and it
is, by a homely comparison, quis.t lively enough for fa-
;pities. A new hotel is built fronting the sea.
There is also a new m mho-place, which is very neat
and sufficient fee-ad the shell ; but the rest has a la.
mentabie defect. Fish there is none, except what the
jaws of the Leviathan, Brighton, are merciful en ,usll
spare from its own meal. Two other novelties
may be mentioned—a Play4ouse and a Chapel ; but
acre the Devil, as might he expected at a watering.
place, has the preference shewn him, for his building,
is finished first. The Thews is pretty, and might be
called very small, were it not that such language
would seem to imply that it frequently overflows.—.
Mr.Tacerrita has a very respectable travelling company,
in which are Miss NORTON and Mr. BAItaYMORE ; but
they generally play to empty benches.
The thinness of the company. at Worthing, the
emptiness.Of the Theatre, and the arrested- progress
of the Chapel, seem to share a common cause—want
.fresh ! Worthing has it proportion of visitors ; but
all the watering-places are meagre this season ; and
it arises possibly from the forestalments of the laical-
lotion and Semen's Balloon on which occasion the
- I the wind to a perfect exhaustion:
Mr. TIERNEY, and a stray
here, otherwise the corn.
iformly preserved.
;his place I, shall speak with
the hacks of asses or ponies,
these anim.ils, is nearly
Stroerhaea, and the Miller's
machines will a donkey, you
and it is impossible to get,
'tore isnnable to expect, our,'
talk of the paiiince of the
C:Inno! With justice he men-
ih .a of the bk. ee: Seeing
Ind sure ,ring ni.cessary to:
in o a trot, tile driver must
Joa, but as wicArd hit wife,

here, car.' atr!ggfing. whichl
, It is mereiy waking on
little fish, whose uTipsfing
which dents its abode, and
istime.

p3l
the practice of which the 7
go-by complete'''. It is
this manner : the rut being
Ali summoned into a smalli
money isrivate&, and being;
rrebstore. &c. of old Dowagers
is sußposed to satisfy all Ms pre-

citizens raisee lens wind to a I
Gener .1 DUMOURIER,
Peer or two, have,appeared
mon level has been uniform
Of the amusements of 'hi
brevity. The tiding or. tht
or in low chaise. drawn by
concned to the Sands. S 4
Tomb. Fir one of these mai
pay one :Wiling an hour, 2111
and it 1 i be very unr
efriving for less money. To
au is trete absurd, as it ea
tinned (11l he same d4v with
the quantity of flogging 11
-tempt nee of this rip
in
pot only be is palitot as Jot
tie go through the j4)b.
There is another spfwthe
Is common to both sexes.
the sAnds in search of a lii
turns up the ground. u hic
gives name to this popular
The finish is rirng, in
give the Little•Go Act the
thought to be evaded in th
the subscribers are at
room, where, losing their II
ilittanit Kig 'd by the yret,sta
41114.Ti0n PliP
of the AO.pks, is sup)
VAGINA