The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-21 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH.

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1,, Mont the Plymouth Journal of Saturday.)
viitVejePort that his Majesty intends to honour Plymouth.
with
tlel.li, presence, gains ground. His Royal Highness
"oke of Clarenceisexeced here very shortly ; the
ritennia is ordered to be gotP ready for his reception ; as
53e1144 Possible.
The
C. Commissioners of the Victualling Board, Major-
Brown.sta'th
e lion. G. C. Stapylton, Chairman, Nicholas
fe a N. F.R.S., and Dr. John Weir, arrived here a
itl:yaits since, on an official visit. They. inspected the
at so,,,f:_tal Hospital, Bovey and Reservoir, the BreweryG
teaat-7p Hospital,
the Victualling Office, and the ovetn-
th „-,.ka at Cremil-Point, &c. ; and having concluded
elra,,:'e'd duties, they left this place on Thursday.
Pori4lll Lord Northesk, Commander-in-Chief at this
few yo se a dinner at the Royal Hotel, in this town, a
-...3 L Binee, to the heads of the Departments.
144;1744 *ill beint cut from Cann Quarry to Longbritlge,
-"e Purpose of affording a more easy conveyance for the
I,l.ent slate which is procured from that place.
tlit-m•i—e ellgineer of the Government steam-packet Meteor
...a th in fit of despondency. ;
the ~,,.._ roat on Wednesday last, a
lia,„""1 is still living, though we understand but faint
r''rh 4,e,entertained of his recovery.
thane •YsVonport column, erected to commemorate the
Alje of name of that town, is nearly completed.
held a Common Hall of the Mayor and Commonalty,
Nte utt Thursday last, we understand that a resolution was
115,17r!ct into, to extend forthwith iron pipes for the con-
pit—et of Water through all the streets; and that every
wea' of the town should be well supplied with water,
.1
ski_elso determined to form another reservoir, equal in
,osiot to the one already in use, near the same spot.
inhare,,kirigi which will be of such great advantage to the
Ak."`luti generally, will cost the Corporation 10,0001.
oekii`!•---A detachment of the 94th Foot sailed on Wed-
of thY in the Nightingale cutter, to relieve a detpacehmotenoft
the 71st 71st Light Infantry at Falmouth. The
1 imot,,sßegiment of Infantry has received orders toP p
cep
ire
thil garrison to Hull. We hear that the pro-
-441POtta-I°llereii here from. Hull, to replace some of the
A.— Present stationed in this garrison. .
forth --eW 6tst-rate to be called the Nile, is to be built
co*ith at this Dock-
yard.
j. Hawker, who has for several years
etimai,,_, C. 8., .
toy no Is highly
'uttl 147,(1 the Royal Artillery in the Western District
respected here, will shortly leave this
rloll°ll for Woolwich. Lieut.-Colonel P. Durnford is
' Ztt'd to succeed him.
th, re4'AL ItlAumxs.--The fine body of men composing
speett Poooth Division of the above, were yesterday in-
hod 'bY Major-General James Campbell, Deputy-Adju-
Itie_°l that
Corps, who arrived in this town a few days
8,..ve ?or that purpose. In the morning the appointments,
parade' the regiment was narrowly examined into on the
revie2_:b3nehouse ; and in the afternoon, the men were
Ritu.e;te on the Hoe. Shortly after two o'clock, the re-
the ..0 being drawn up in line, the General appeared on
,theb Utid, when he was saluted with the usual honours.
eqps then went through the various evolutions in the
at
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the and platoon exercises, with great precision ; and,
himself telraulion, we understand, the General expressed
general ditipYlipleased at the soldier-like appearance, and
Ile ot.the regiment. A great body of spec-
tators were p
On Saturds------M,. Canning of the Kneo. Y --• ‘-anning had an audience
Yesterday his MAJEScaI'Yn gave an audience to
the Lord Chancellor and Mr.
The Duke ofClarence audth gi. .
Visited the KIND yesterday. e rinceßsAugusta
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Clarence
Itett the Princess Augusta attended Divine Service at the
,CtltPel Royal, and heard an excellent *
'fte Rev. Sir Edward Kynaston, from thenall3rched by
, an the
m
St• Matthew's Gospel, and the 13th verse.
Church
Thed chaptereo of
Service Was read by the Rev. Mr. Cmnon
rewunioa Service by the Sub-Dean. The Anthem was _r-
ys glad (Purcell), which was sung by Messrs. Salm,
._aughan, and J. 13. Sale. The Chapel was very nrnoenr,
°2Bly attended by Nobility. Among the Peers present
Zre---the by
of Worcester, the Earls cf Clarendon,
Harr--t
rrowbyi and Westmorland • Lord De Dunstanville, Lord
,
Arden, &c. Bce
Yesterday. , at three o'clock, the Duke of
Cl
~. ce and the Duke of Sussex were admitted to a pri-
-0 view of the Exhibition of the Royal Academy. Their
inn;lvr_" Illghnesses were received and conducted by Sir
ual.Lawrence, the President, and the other officers of
"'wirel stitution. The Royal Dukes left the Academy at
four o'clock.
PUbli_.li. LIPE.---The new novel announced for
cation to-morrow under this title, seems
likely even to rival theyppular novel of Alrnacks.
It is from the pen of a lad o and is said
' to contain one of the most brilliant'ictures that
hki yet bean gives
,9f fashimable oclety,

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