The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-22 00:00:00

THE LORD HIGH ADMIRAL.

CHATHAM, FRIDAY, SEPT. 21.
His Royal Highness the Lord High Admiral arri-:OL
here last evening from Bushy, about seven o'clock, and.was
received, as he passed through the town to the Dock-yartb.
with loud cheers. The Lord High Admiral was met at
the entrance of the Dock-yard by Admiral the Hon. SIC
Henry Blackwood, K.C.8., in command of the stela,
Commodore Christie, Mr. Commissioner Cunninghaiu,
General Campbell, of the Royal Marine Corps, and a numbec
of naval and military officers.
From the entrance of the Dock-yard- to the Commis
sioner's house, (within its precincts,) was lined with A
double row of the workmen, who cheered his Royal High,
mess as he passed through them ; and a Guard of Honour,
drawn up in front of the Commissioner's house, received

him with a Royal salute.
His Royal Highness dined and slept at the Commis'
eioner's, where he was waited on by a number of military
and civil characters, who paid their respects.
This morning the Lord High Admiral breakfasted 'With
the officer* of the Royal Marines, at their mess-room, and
afterwards went through the rooms, dormitories, Ecc., and
left the barracks, attended by the Master, Captain Bileon,
&c. &c. his Royal Highness was pleased to express him-
self highly gratified with all he witnessed. After this
examination had concluded, the corps was drawn out in the
square of their barracks, and inspected in marching order
by his Royal Highness, who signified to Colonel Savage,
in command of the division stationed here, his delight at
their general appearance, &c. At half-past two, the regi-
ment marched into the lines, adjacent to the town, through
the sally-port, and shortly after his Royal Highness, .0-
companied by a large retinue of officers of both classes,
(naval and military) came into the lives. The .Royal Duke
wore the uniform of an Admiral, and the star of the Order
of the Garter. The lines were crowded by a multitude of
respectable persons, and some brilliant equipages. were
sported. The whole scene, notwithstanding the haziness
of the inerniug, presented a most animated spectacle; When
the Lord High Admiral reached in 'front of :the centre of
the line, where a small union-jack talented in the ground,
(knoted its centre, the whole line gave a general salute.
The regiment then marched before his Royal Highness in
companies, in slow and double quick time, sled agaiu,
formed into line. They then went through a number of
new and difficult mancenvres, deploying, forming squarest
&c., in fine style. Their firing (they were provided with
twenty rounds of blank cartridge a man) Ives of the mmt
excellent kind, and called forth repeated praises from- hif
Royal Highnew.
It was expected that the Duchess of Clarence would have
this (lay presented this corps with the new pair of colour,'
the gift of her Royal Highness ; but in consequence of her
not arriving in the early part of the day, that ceremony vie
deferred till next week, when it will take place in the lino'
About fire o'clock this afternoon, her Royal Highne,'
the Duchess of Clarence, accompanied by the Princess
Amelia, and one of the Misses Fitaclarence, arrived in
Chatham from Bushy, and were received in the same car,
turous manner as had accompanied the arrival of the Lou'
High Admiral, lest night. The 72d foot was drawn out
from the entrance of the military road up to the Dock;-yard
gate, on either side of the streets, and a double Royal
salute, as on last nizlit, announced the approach of the
Royal party. The Duchess bowed respectfully during herhe
progress through the line, amidst the loud huzzas of
assembled multitude.. .• •
This evening Mr. Commissioner Cunningham gave A
splendid ball, at his residence in the Dock-yard. The
influx of peop:e here is more considerable than has • ever,
before been known to be the ease: this day upwards of
three thousand individuals visited the Dock-yard.

DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S NORTHEP

VISIT.

(rRoiI •01311. OWN CORICESPONDINTO_

T
iNBIVCASTLI3-UPON-TYNE, SEPT. 20.—Every pre-
paration is making to give his Grace the Duke of
Wellington a most hearty and distinguished receP'
tion in this town. The Right Worshipful the Mayer
(Archibald Reed, Esq.), and the Woishipful the
Sheriff (Alfred Hall, Esq.), assisted by the CO'
mittee, are indefatigable in completing the arrange"
menu: for the grand entertainment at the Mansion"
house, on Friday, the 28th instant, the day on which
the Illustrious Duke visits Newcastle.
Both the Northumberland Yeomanry Cavalry and
the Tyne Hussars have one or two muster dayFf
prior to the 28th, to prepare them, as it were',
for the high honour of undergoing the inspection 01
the Commander-in-Chief. Should the weathet
prove favourable, there can be no doubt that th 9
assemblage of all' classes on the Town Moor ne%;
Friday (the 28th instant) will be immense; and
very naturally so, when the object is to behold the
greatest General and hero of the age—a man t°
whom all reflecting minds must be sensible that th
country, us well as all Europe, stands immeasurably
indebted. To do honour to such a manic,' in fset'v
an exertion of patriotism in the best sense of tOt
word ; and we are quite sure that, for his p 95
and never-to-be-forgotten services, the IllustriOe
Duke will meet with a welcome and reception V,
as flattering to his Grace's feelings,_ as they will
honourable to the people to bestow.
The Bishop of Durham, with true baronial 11°,'
5
pitality, opens the grand hall of the Castle, at Pr,:
ham, on the occasion of the Duke of Wellingtocr,
visit to the North ; and Wednesday, the 3d of t
he
ensuing month, is the day fixed for entertaining
hero of Waterloo in the Episcopal Palace. , cE
The grand dinner at Sunderland is in abelallo
till Tuesday next, on which day a deputation fr°ll,
that town goes to Wynyard Park (Lord LonOio
derry's seat), when it is understood such a dtil
be fixed as may best comport with the other arrango,
meats his Grace of Wellington has to participate_e,
of one day
during his stay in the North. Amongst other etie
gagements, it seems pretty certain that the N°
Duke will honour Ravensworth Castle (the seat,4
Lord and Lady Ravensworth) with a visit, the it
after he leaves Newcastle, upon which nceasi°l4.,,
is said, a most sumptuous dejcune will be served et.,
A fete champetre, upon a magnificent scale, and coPI
netted with a rail-road excursion to one of Les
Pensher, forms 004
meenoilllsieorifesdiastposing in t
ensuing week, and that day most probably' will;
Londonderry'st
the way s and
Saturday, the 29th instant. Such an unusual 513
tt
tecle in the county of Durham will doubtless attrs
an immense concourse of people from all parts. he
mine
The Marquis of Londonderry, deter • d that
„.,
Duke of Wellington's reception it Wynyard r-
,or
next Monday evening, shall be brilliant and Or, to
ing in the extreme, has summoned all his tenant' It
go out on horseback to meet hie noble visitant' 0
is calculated that altogether there will be 1.112°
horsemen, w with
w
ho will all be decorated • "a—it'll
cockades,
and accompanied by a numerous tidy
torch-bearers also mounted.

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WINDS° R, SEPT. 21.—ieSterday LCP
messenger
a si
FAR NEOROTIOU /Old Sir HERBERT and Lady TAIL 611
took leave of his MAJESTY and left the Royal Lodge;
their respective residences. Yesterday afternoon his
'
hewhich took hie
i, a n
recreation
nm
in his
the Royal 1;ioto
odegte,:,ll
forwardedJßFTT :1:,
returned to the Royal Lodge to dinner. This dal 0
Krxta visited the Qaeen of WURTRIIBERG, and her 11°1
flightless Princess Aueurra, at Frogmore LAO
whom he remained nearly two hoax's. To-morrof for,
,
noon, the (Nun of liruaramerac and her Royal ilB
iPfs
nets Princess Aucusra, will leave Frotmore Loilg
the Duke of CU 1113131,LA AD'S apartments at St. Jen.li'
Palace ; on their way they will pay a visit to their 114 j
Highnesses the Duchess of KaNT and Princess Sevin,
Kensington Palace, with whom they will take a 1110(131;e';
after which they will proceed to St. James's Palace,
'lf
v,
her biAnseTY proposes remaining until the oth
month, when she will embark at Deptford or Woolol,l
for the Continent. Her Maitre-yr enjoys very good hi','ll
and it is said that she leaves England with much c°,?o-ot
Queen of Wearatataanc, has sent a liberal dog
the Corporation of Windsor, for the relief of the pOP
Despatches were received by 'Viscount !idea
tar, yesterday, at the Foreign Office, from 11,' tch'
Gitastvit.ta, our Ambassador at Paris. The deabe,
were brought to town by an express, and arrive,'
twelve o'clock.
Despatches were also received at the f°,1.1-ti;
Office from Sir WILLIAM ATOURT, our Minister At
Prince EsTERNAzy, the Austrian' Alliba;
dor, and the Marquis de Par:at/A.I,A, the Portagileseii
bassador, transacted business with Lord Dues,"'
dad, at the Fore' ignOffice.

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ney-sweeps,
spoons, the
14th of this
sweep the p
prehended ii
found upon

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that he did
till they got
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Jackson
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whom she
chimneys or
left she finis!
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that he had
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honestly su
theft.

The Ca
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prisoners,
death :
Charles
Goodrich, )
Sarah Ellio

stealing in
Henry King
Kr..ton,
tOr highway
and Charles
pet, Henry
William Ca
Martin, fin
Sadler, for s
and Ed ward
Win. Penn 3

portation;
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convicted L
find friends
Three fo
32 others,
Before

two male

by Procla
the bills.

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the trade w
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Cabbages (H
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Cauliflowers
Cos Lettuce
Horseßadisl
Celery
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Turnips
Onions
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Leeks
Radishes (1 1
Mulberries
Grapes (per
Peaches (pt
Orleans Pls
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Upland Dili
Itve-grass
New llleadc
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Lowland M
land Dit
Rye-grass I-.
New slcadl

A good

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fish ; Cod
Salmon w

Prices :
Prime 1}
Finest S 2
Ditto or
Salmon I
Live Eel

Fine Soli
Live Flo
Pt.„_llle Lot
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Fine Ita
Scotch d'
Pickled
Best Cor
Natives .

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lation.

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heard of
Penne to
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Tuesday,
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