Star.
London, England, 1808-09-06 00:00:00

The embarkation at Cork has been suspended.

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General
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. General PELLET landed at Portsmouth on Satur-
day.roorning, and went to Waltham on his parole.
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir THOMAS DYER is daily er-
pec..
On
fSrounindaSypinni,ghwtithhisimEpGrtxceallnent diys er.e
He
pdfmo, Governor of Monte Video, with his Lady
*of Suite; arrived at the Clareados Hotel, in Bond.
* They came hereAn „the. Spanish frigate Ls
IltictieiTa, arrived at Plpuoutk The objeit of his jour.
sub to Englandwai no doubt mist important, hut we
suspect, that the grand revolution which has taken
place m Old Spain, will pave the way for the amelio.
Lion of South Ainerica, in a mannerthe mostOonso- •
.*ant to the wishes of all good men. • .
' The Lou) LIEUTENAHT of Ireland'has coaferrtil
the honour .of- Knighthood upon Captain Gennaeb
(now Sir MARK), of the Royal Marines, in testimony
el that Offiter's gallant and meritorious services ha
-his -Majesty's Navy. -
ellefollowing arc die goods peiikitted to he expor-
ted from Holland :
Batter, Cheese, Geneva, Earthenware, Rushes, Flower.roots,
Tilos hnd Pans, HMO; dried Hides, Cambric*, Leather, Plants,
Papen,.Pipeib.Sacch. S..turni, ground Bark, Wicks Starch, To-
'basso, Tarras, Fl al., Fruits; (:overt Garden,' in 4 Flower Seeds,
• Madders. • •
A letter from Gottenburgh, mentions that a more
intimate alliance and connection has been recently
established between Russia and Pruace. The nature
of this new alliance is not-stated.
Arrived at Edinburgh, the Duke of Monson,
Lieutenant-General WEMTSS; J. P. GRANT, Esq. cif
Rodijemurchus. Set a Mr. Mrs. and Misses Non,
cuarr, and Mr. HARTLEY, for Fork ; Mr. and Mist
MomusoN for Aberdeen, and CHARLES STIRUNG, Esq.
On the 29th ult. 'the Right Hon. Lady Mani
LlatrillAY CR-VIFt:RD was served heir of tailzie and
lirovision to her brother, the late Right Honourable
EOROE Earl -of CS:Adman and Lomsay, in his
whole estates, by a.most respectable inquest of No-
blemen and Gentlemen, before the Macers of the
Court of Session, in the Parliament House, Edin•
burgh.
Byars Hoes E.—l is Rbral Highness the Duke of
CLARENCE gang, on. Sunday, a splendid entertainment
at Builay-House, to theirs Excellencies the seven Spa-
pisb Deputies and suite, and several other Nouilitr
aikrpersons of distinction. The dinner wis served in
the grand saloon, a spacious room, fitted up in a most
elegant style. A chandelier, suspended from the ceiling,
displayed twenty-foul. beautiful' )Zell-lamps, with war
lights. The 4ble was laid for thirty persons. Among
the.ornaments that covered it were, four magnificent
silver Iota; chased tureens, and it. was lighted with a
superb diamond cut glass Egyptianiamp mithe,centre,
wits silver branches at the sides. The dinner con-
sisted Of every delicacy of the season, and was served
on silver.—The Band of his Royal Highness the Duke
of Kma, in full uniform, attended, and played several
select and appropriate pieces of music.—The con,
pany began to arrive at six o'clock ; they sat down
to dinner at seven. After* the cloth was remuold,
the following toasts were drank•witn three times three:
The King—Ferdinand VlL—The King.sf Sweden :1 he WEIN .
—The Prince of Wales—The Prince Regent of Portugal—Bess•
nal friendship 'mid Close union between Great Britain and Spain--•
Success to ids Majesty's arms by sea and land—Succeis to the
Spanish arms—Their Ear:enemies the Spanish Deputies, and may
their efforts be crowned with suceess—AdmiraliCents, and his
squadron, wholirought off.the Spanish troya—The Marquis de
la Romana, and his belie assay—Sir Arthur Wellesley, cad his'
plant associates mils;
Among the company were— • •
" The Spanish Deputies, his Royal Highness the Duke of Kati
tie Earl of Athlone ; Lords Erskine, Hollaspi, Grantley, Ginning'
Hew and Henry Fitzgerald; Colonels Hanger, Braddyll, Colima
and Dalrymple ; Major Ginkell ; captains Wolmore,
issid Ginkell ; the Rev. Mr.-Lloyd. Dr. Blanc, 111y.1:tewbs
[Mama, and an•elegant assemblage of Ladies. ,••
The Ladies were diesoda t. Espaped,iti compliment
to the Spanish part of the company. Before dinner
the Spanish Deputies visited 6.e Temple
94 the Laws',
dedicated by his Royal Highness to the
.great Lad •
NELSON. Their visit aft...ma-Ed• a: trait .characteristicof the generous feelings • and.gallantii of fheir coun-
try. Their English companions did not view it with
wore veneration,
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ty the arriird at Liverpool, the following
ietter has heed recgiVed, dated Barbadoes, July 24 :
His Majesty's ship Rwittia.m intends to leave
Tortola `on or before the 60th inst. with the trade for
Qreat Britain, &c: The trade froin hence sailed on
the 16th inst.: the trade from St. Lucie pissed Do-
minica on the 19th: the trade from the latter island
intended to leave on the 21st, and the trade from An-
tigua on the 2(251 inst. for the place of rendezvous."