The National Register.
London, England, 1819-08-15 00:00:00

ROY.IL EXCURSION.

BRIG fITON, Auo. B.—The Pi'mce Regent, accompa-
nied i.y Sir Ii Bloomfield, retitrited to this place a few
nt I 0000 les before nine o'clock oti Friday night.
The Royal George saclit came to her moorings here
no Thor:Jay. Tins vessel, whit the Liffey and another
frigate, two gun-brigs, the I revenue cutter, the
yachts of the Alaripiess of Anglesea, Ste. were all close
In early yestettlay tientitog.
At two P. M. Cie state barge front the royal yacht rim
wllll. 313.1te1l 0313 well plied, the. rots era uniformly
haluted in blue jackets and trowsers with red facings,
and having as notch old sitibtary as nautical apiwaranoe.
At halt-past two the Regent, having liottl of the anti
of the Captain of the Itoyail George, the Hon. C Pagel,
walked front the Pt lace to the eVultve. edge, ersissiie, the
Stet tie to the descent by Reuse!l House, amidst the
acclamations of the impulace. His Royal highness was
habi el in a loose blue coal, white trowsers, black stock,
sod white hat ; and tie tower ssw hint in better apparesit
Swaim and spirits. iii'. Royal lIS ite•os was JIM/ aelsolll-
- i.e S.r it Blossuilielo, Si' Edmond Nagle, Sir W.
epple, Zke. The Marquess of .toglesea had gone on
board miter.
Ills it flig:niess'sentharkatiou was of in the
ra•ileSl manner. A bathing machine was rim
into the water, thrimali which his Itoyal Highness:-
lusted, and stepped thence i.do the barge, which was
ruts erase tip to receive hoist ; aittl when the royal stan-
dard was hoisted on a stall at the stern, this was the
si 'nal for royal salutes front the shipping, which rattled
to quick succession, 31111 Whiell echo repeated among
toe buildings of site town. Gii the Regent's reaching
the yacht, the rural standard was hoistett at th inaot.
and the thunders of salutes from the shippiis were re-
verberate,/ from:the shore.
PoittSllloUl LI, Au usT B.—The Royal Gcorge
yacht, having his Royal Highness the Priticelle7ent and
suite on board, this morning went through Spithead to
the Westward, attended by his Majesty's ships Hype-
rion, iliwl,and Cameleon. As soon as the yacht came
within the usual mark for saluting, a royal salute
was tired linen all the ships at Spithead, who had their
yards IllJniied. The Men continued on the yards tilt the
yacht hail passed•thent, each sltip firing a second royal
salute. Royal salutes were also hred in this garrison, at
Cumberland, Slotirkton, and Blockhouse Forts, and
Southsea t :astle. la was AMOS( Calm, 11111 theyacht was
its sight of Platunotiolt 'tear five hours. The' Platt'
and beach were lined with people, in hopes of seeing
Juts Royal Highness lam?. Admiral Sir George Camp-
bell, Commander-M.o6er, went off in his barge, with
hi* flag Ryinz, accompanied by Lord Howard. 'Flee
Hon. Commissioner Sir Geo. Gary, Bart. went off
itt his barge to pay their respects to Itis Royal Highness.PORTSMOUTH. Aug. Royal Highness the
Prince Regent has given up for this season ins inteuded
voyage to Plymouth. He is deligloed with the scenery
.f the Isle of Wight,. Southampton River,. and view of
the New Forest, and means to cominc his cruise round
the Lie of Vs and Brighton,. At free o'clock his
Royal Highness landed at the Salle-port, attended 1w
laud Howard,. Sir George Greg, Si Byant M Sir
E. Nagle, Old the Him. Capt. 15,get—all of whom 'hued
with his Royal Ilighuess. as Admiral Sir George

Cowes, Aug. B.—(Tiiree o'clock.)—This moment
Lis Royal Highness the Prince Regent, on boaid Isis
Royal yacht, is anchored in our roads, and a more bril-
liant assemblage was newer presented. this Royal High-
ness was received under salutes of 21 guns each from
the Castle of Cowes and Carlshos, and crowds of ele-
gant females, and the whole population of the island,
are congregating for the purpose of paying their relects
to hisßoyal Ilighisess. ills Royal Highness, it is ex-
pected will remain 4, or 5 (lays ; and sits Tsseulay is to
honour the Nlaupsis of Anglcsea wish his company to
dinner, at his elegant little mansion at Cowes. This is
hoe of the most delightful days of the season, and our
ialand never had a more captivating appeaeatice.
EXTRACT OF ANOI HER LETTER.—IS is said to Le
the intention of his Royal Highness the Prince Itegoils
after the Isle of AVight, &c. to. proceed up
Channel to the N. E. coast 0: Scotland., and land at
Banff, to s ion the Earl of Fife, where his Royal Highness
will spend a few days in shooting grouse. lie will also
vi,it his Grace the Mile of Gordon, whose seat is hut is
f...sv 111 les distant from thus of the Earl of Fife. Iris
Royal Highness will extend leis excursions round the
north, through the Pentland Frith, lawards the Vest
coast of Scotland and after swerving the %Veneto
I 'lands, will proceed von a visit to his Grace the I)uke of
.Nrgyll, at Imerary.
Putt I'SSIOUTIL AuG. 12 —This day was ushered in
Lv tile reigina of hells, and the royal standard hoisted 11/II
t,ie different Sorts, dock-yard, and at Spitheatl, iii honour
of the Proce Regent's liirili-day. Hos Royal Highness
with his squadron, arrived off Hyde this nutruing front
*Cowes; he left Svitheacl nu 'l'u.-sday mornii.g, cruised
(lion% the day, and honoured Mr. Nash wish his coin.
patty at dinner hi the evening. On Wednesday the
scluai!rins sided through the Needles, and anchored off
Cowes in the evenhig, where his Royal I I iAlitiess dined
with the Alartinis of Anglesey. 'Io-day a salute was
hi cd from the shipping and forts, and also by the three
it ,sign Olen of war aLSi/Ithead, us did a battery at Rade.
winch had been mounted for the occasion wills four
cgs (cannon. At heels e o'clock the Ityde regatta
to winch the Prince Regent subscribed CtO gni-
and his Royal Highness co.niatied sa ling to and
hi.) Ili die yacht disrill4 the sailing mate!), and of er-
vv thrinigh Shithead, Miller a royal salute from each
s'.ip, included) had tncir yards man-
t•ed, and made tile twist gratifying apprarttitee; a wore
tiAlit had ise‘er been iiiies.ed here. The water
es is completely covered with so.h u g boats of various
I.L A grant. Iwll ,s ill l,c t:.is ril to-night at Ityde, and
ti•ie here, h•itruilised by Lady !toward of Lliiiialiani,
A heft et party dines with his
, . 0:Alr.: the 1- icht COV:CS RoA Is, to

which station the sqoadrott sailed after the regatta.—
Grand dinners were 'eke') by Lord Howard of Elling-
hain, and Sir George in honour of the day.
l'ortrinotith NI I be il:.os•inated to slight. At eight
o'clock this morniti,t Sir Gcorge Campbell hoisted bit
white Reg oit hoard the Qneete Charlotte, which was
saluted by all the ships in the part.