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London, England, 1821-08-27 00:00:00

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POR7'SAifit/1414. AcfCST 23.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess/
of Clarence, the Dario-sr of Kent, with the
• Princess Fottorritid suite, *et out this morning From
the Grorge-loin tbr Bognor. His Royal Highness
'and
• inspected the corps of Royal hdartues.
and that of the-Royal Marine Attilleri, at Poet
-11fonektolt•• athl this morning, at ten o'clock. the
114t11 refill:rot of font stationed in this garrisons
pwaseil in reviews before his Roral 'foghorn .n
7sllPthgea Common. The R.y id Party were
splendidly enterhoned at d. r yesterday, as
they have been since their .trivet, by the naval
ICatninander.in•Chief, Sir James Whitshed.—
'The mightn't Doke of Sale-itleiiiiiigsti I.ft this, ,
his suite, for the Isle of ‘l'iglit, of *kith
• hie Highness is now inokiog a tour. Heed' return
Isere to-morrow on his way to Bognor, where his
Highness will rejoin his illustrious sister, the
IDlsclirss of Clarence: 'The latter will Ile the gUbit
of the Duchess Of Kent at Bognor rot Ante dais;
the Doke of Clarence will ;hive Itis,lloyol Catmint
for a abort period. 4044 preened lo Bosky.
BRIGHTON, AUGUST

The Date of York, we have the happines to say, is still
here. His Royal Highness, oe Wednesday, paid a visit to
that respected Nablessaa, Lord Gauge Caveat/en, at Camp.
toa.plare, near Fastboorae. The Doke retuned to the Pa.
!Mims at hall put two yesterday afternoon. His Rep!
Highness has frevseotly select dieser aad eveai.R parties.
Madame Catania, who has been redden here for Ike last
three weeks, foritbe benefit of en-bethirag, will, it is said,
at the particular regent of easy distisgoiebed fashioetables,
give two subscription esinerts, about the comeseuceateat
of the eiteuing smooth, et the Old Ship Rana.
Mies Brunette and Win Witham will make their and op_
a
ls.ease., at our theatre, out Tierney, for the
r tot Miss F. Broatea, sister of the farina.
Fosilienble derivals.--Sir S. Browse, Lady Strawy, Lady
R. Berkeley, lady Camp*, Lady T. Vial, Lady Pacers!,
Mr. and Lady Doinao, Gineral Crinkle, Sir George Pow.
.all, Lady Parker, Lady Joan Lady Lyon, lard and
Lady Petre, Lady S. Wisieheatte, dailies! Ranieri MN.
Cobbstt, nod Mr. W. Penal.

GRA,,VD CORONATION FRIT.

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An Weiholiday sent will be given by Miss Wykelrellt, It
ThswithParlt. awe of the moat *obi, essiertatnetents ever
witaessed ist As county of Oxford. To give onne idea of
the grawdeur sad extent of the testiest, the fultowiog
fon, part of this wriagnificeat display of loyalty :—Too fat
oats, one to be roosted whole by twelve raattogers (rows
Midair; *eve, fat sheep; two becks • 1,000 plion.pail.
alive ; 4,000 loaves, ordered to be delivered in the wore.
lag; 2,000 gallons of beer; two pipes of wise, to be drawn
Prow the wood ; balls in the evening ; anti a very grunt display
of Are.works. by the And artists from Lendote. A table is
arranged within the mansion for upwards of 300 Nobility
sad a•eatry to sap, and another for doable the number of
teaustry, &e. Ste. A booth is ereeiiag in the Park to dime
upwards of 1,000 people. The preparation* have beets go.
In oil with great activity for saaay days pan, taws very en-
tombs* seek, leader the dirrienese of J. rare, josh
/knew beads a meek ars eagegal.
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adlehisey Musical Festival aimmeated on Wrdseeday
night with s cootert, which was extremely well stieweletd.
Allootog the distinguished enispany resent were, the Mar-
quis of Ailtsbury Lord and Lady Aremdell, Lord Pulkslwe
Isedfamily, Lady Whinny, Sir John end Lady Astky, the,
111Ohoto of Salisbury, his lAdy, and family ; Lady Merliieau,'
-the Men. Mrs. Harris, Sir J. Burrougles family, W. Wyod.
'Rpm, M.P. and Lady, ice. tee. The band, led by Games],
,wan saweemealresd ably Sited. Madame Centimetre was In
good osier, mad moesiod bee soap very Seely. Mrs. Sal-
low, was moot eacisotiog ties ever. Ansbrourtii was et.
.eeediegly diverting ia hN busa mugs: the dart " Do Re
Mr with Mrs. Wawa, was porticularly entertaining. Mrs.
Alalmon also eliellied the meat unbounded approbation is her
mileage ill Pessakweso); as did also Madame Camporeie
in the admired aria " Di placer," from Rossini's Opera Of
La Iga:=0; Lathy. The cry is quite full.

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• I3LR UR IVIGHT REGATTA.

COWtt, AUGUST 25.
Tire first day mrs devoted to the review of the district
'pilot vessels, approaching to fifty in number, and to a host
race; the latter of which afforded much entertaiument, and
gave rise to a little speculation mid betting amongst the
knowing ones." Os she Tuesday the sailing match took
place between seven vessels, properly equipped, th ee of
which admirably anstained the eosin,. On bulb days our
shores were hired with as ansaziog stassiber of poiple; ttUr
the eye never beheld within the same space a greater
blage of beauty and fashion. Carriages of every &seri
floe came pouring in al OM early 1101ir front all ports of.
Wand, sod the steam hoots to and from South.
.were crowded with passengers. Upwards of two'
;tired vessels, decorstid with their respective fancy flags
were seen iu perpetual motion, passing and re.passiug
each other with 00000 ormate shill; and is the midst wes
Lord Craven's superb yacht, with her masts cod rigging
tastefully ornameoted with two hundred colours. Tu crown
the whole, the trumnsimiumes yacht from Portsmouth, with
raid of England waving is she dr. gave us the gra.
information bit a part of the Royal Family bad
comioacended to become spectators of our pleasures, and to
partake in them. The Duke sod Duchess of Clarence sad
Dwrbeso of Rent were on board. The yacht containiug
them illustrious personages sailed gracefully before the
Castle, wbe• lair Edward Pagel, the Governor, gave them
a salute from the battery. sod Lord Cravetr's yacht massed
the yards, while band@ of music were in different places
playing the ustioual air of " God sore Ike Kiwi."

It has been stated in the Racing Calendar that
no meeting would take place at Eghant this year,
on account of the subscriptions not having filled;
but we understand that particular exertions have
been made within the last week or two, and that
these agreeable races will take place iu September.
Some idea of the extensive improvements now
masking in Liverrnol may be formed from the fact,
that during the last two years, not less a rum than
one hundred and fifty thousand pounds have been
expended by the Corporation on purchasing mud
taking down old and useless buildings.
TRIUMPHAL ARCH AT HOLTHEAD...At • meet-
ing of the inhabitants of the town and neighbour-
hood of Holyhead, Sir J. T. STANLEY, Bar. in the
chair, ati unanimous resolution less passed to re-
quest the Lords Commissioners or his MAJESTY'S
Treasury for permission to erect • triumphal arch
in iron,, or other monument, on or about the rile
of the late temporary triumphal arch under which
his MAJESTY passed at his landing on the pier of
Holyhead harbour, to commemorate the auspicious
event. A subscription to carry the mature Into ef-
fect his already been opened, at the head of which
the Marquis or ANGLESEY stand, for fifty guineas,
and Sir J. T. STAN Ley, thirty guineas.
In the manufacturing parts of Scotland trade is
so flourishing, that the operatives have not been so
comfortably r if sit.ce 1818.—(Doncaster Gazette.)

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HIS MAJtS7I"S DRAICab ROOM.

M•m•MD

sts taw, AVOVS I' 41.
The mired splendid sod gnrtifyiug revue rya. pre-
formed at the Caerle th:o evetimg. pis Majesty
*held a D-swill Hoots, whieli was ottetidrd 4.y
,every family of distructiou in the mettopolie, The
display .r osotite bestiary was more co, 'pont •ns. +so
li•was everdstimessed rots any former occasion.
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His
Majesty visited the Th,.ern this rveriber, owl
experienced a tecepriim perfectly in accord:wee
with .11 those feelings of loyalty and entfins.a.an
whith hare hitherto bees. switorifeeteil •nee t.ie or-
deal in this country.
His :Majesty time to town from the Ktrient P 4 k
soon after seven rs'elect. ottensted by an eseatf► ,r•
the 7th light /bosoms. was accompairi.d It/
the Duke of Mottittor. the Motqwis of 11'irictilliws.
• Marquis Graham, Sit. Beirjamite Worm fi..let, sea
several of the Office.. of the flint...hold, in to,.
edam aminurs. • The sweets were as tst.rs ,
thronged by persons of all rank., aree•ed
Majesty as he passed with the ibudest e11e..., IC.
Majesty arrived at the Theatre precisely at hialf.p4-i
seven, rad on enirriog the royul box, us. rte.-toed
by several distinct rounds of cheers. hunt
was eroded to excess in every part.
His Majesty was dressed in the full %Virulent mi.-
form ; dark blnecorit, with red faetsor, embroidered
with gold, and gold epaulette.: He also wore the sir r
and order of St. Patiick, with u crape on his left
arm. The Lord Lieuteneht stool on the rigt
hand of the Sovereign. the Doke of Montrose oat
the same side; and the AI arquisses of Woo:Inlay.
and Graham rood on his Msjery's lift. The re-
mainder of the box not occupied by Merit xl Lord
Beresford and Sir Benjamin Bloinefluld. The
commander of the forces, Sir David Puird.
the Prince and Priticeso Eaterhaxe, occupied the
boxes immedistely opposite his Majesty ; :rod the
whole of the front rests of the other !stars were
filled with Nobility. "God save the King" wit.
sung on his Mujesty's entrance—again at the cost.
clusson of the opera. and a third mime at the close
of the eistertaintnents ; the whole atniience •Isottlivg

up, joining ehi,rua; uttl cheering enthusia•tirallr.
AUGU:•T 43.
His Alajeoly *ill this dry dine with ;Ins Lord
Mayor, et the Biassaion Hoare. The must
preparations are making for his Majesty's reeeptn n.
Tht banquet will take piece in a circtttur toom.
100 feet to diameter, built for the occasion in the
short period of seven weeks. The du cicilioita hues
been huitily executed, but the efiect of she *hole
will be very splendid. A gallery has been enctect
completely round the roan for the reception of
lutes only, wise Ire to be united in furl dresl.
Dinner is to be try the futile preenely at seven.
Previous to Isishillajeaty's going be die Matwion-
house, be vtid-slid. tbelieseivel litheed mid the

The Rdri or Fingal has appoieded Lord Killeen,
C. Bellew and G. Deese, Esiqrs. its set as his Lord.
ship's Esquires dt the installation.

INSTALLATION OF THE KNIGHTS COSIPANIONS
OF THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS ORDER OF
PATRICK.
11 is etssamandisd by his Majesty, that all Person• admitted
with Tickets to view the esertssany ut the loatallatiote to I.
held its the C..thedrid of'St. Patrick, ou or about Ilia 28 h at'
Ansa, do appear upon that serums in Dresses of less!'
alastifsetare.
SETHA3I, Ulster Cat of Arum
ogre. of Arial, 2111 August, Idtl.

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