Star.
London, England, 1814-08-11 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 9.

Owe in the OPOSSUM sloop of war, and DwArr
emu% from St. Andero, wish .10-sail of vessels tinder
convoy ; also arrived the kionArtA frigatz, from
Ressfouldl.ind.—Wind N. W.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST ro.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Vic-roams; froth the
Coast of America ; Veroneia transport, frotn the
Mediterranean, and is under quarantine ; also :inked
the Shannon, Fa u.:aNtsn, one of-the W.nt India Fleet,
parted company on the instant, in a heavy gale ;
ou the Sch spoke the brig Mary, of Liverpool, all
well. The West India convoy is looked for every
hour. His Majesty's ship Q:smitocs is•appointed
convoy for Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean,
instead of his Majesty's ship PEtvoutx. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Accents, for-the Downs, Wind W.
DEAL, AUGUST le: lit".* ;6 -
Came down from the River the Cytit,rietrif.rdr
the South Seas, and sailed with the whole of the outs,
ward-bound, and'alarge fleet of colliers, fat
Port-
mouth. Sailed eight sail of transports, foe' WO.
wich. Passed by, at the back of the Goodwin Sind's,
the ItsoN frigate, the Hon.. Captain Ktt;a, with the
Royal Standard flying, having on- board herleyel
Highness the Princess of Watas.—Wind Waigt.44
HARWICH, AUGUST 10. '
Arrived the Diana packet, with a Mail from la.
land. Sailed the Lady Nepean, packet, with a Mail,
for Holland ; and the Beautoy packet, 'Atli a Mail,
for Gottenburgh.—Wind S. W.

NEWHAVEN, AUGUST 10.
:ite Duke of Wellington packet wird on Wed-
,..day fwm this port for France, wih istarei sixty
passengers, carriages, &c. This vessel is much ap-
proved of by the public. on accoimt of her superior
sailing and the handsome manner in. which she is
:fitted up ; the comforts in embarking from a wharf
is daily experienced and deservedly spoken of. The
packet sails regularly for Dieppe every Tuesday
evening.—Newhaven is SO miles nearer to Paris than
Dover.

The Catherine, of London, is taken on the coast
of Africa by the Syren American sloop of war.
The Mary, Tuurts,%ra. taken by the Spark Ame-
rican 'schooner privateer, trt.tken the Cath June oft
the Isle of Pines by the SAMllltk sloop war.
The Commerce, worn Liverpool to Itild`rx,
was retaken the 23Li June by h,s 11/41a.p..qy's ship Set-
T;;RNE) and carried into l-larilaz rl., 10;t1 ult.
•
Hitu. At.l..:LisT 3.
" The whole country, as far as tne Masse, ts evacuated
the Prussian and. Russian troops. A tine of Custoni-1 loose
stations has been pcovistinially estahliallied along that river till
the Congress of Vienna .1)-1:1 have tteßnitively fixed the frontier
of the new state, of which we are to form a part ; one ut the
chief Bureaux is already e. ahtishest in the panto of .11!
General Government of &turns.
" Yesterday a very title regiment of English Guards marched
in here, to form heuctiorth a parrut
oieg,rd„,),,,
" All rersoosyniployed in the Civil Depattmetx of Govern.
ment ;Jut° wear, hinicrfutworti, the Orange codrae."

THE PRINCE REGENT'S C0.11R:

Yesterday. at three o'elock. bis Royal Hi
the Patrice REOINI held A Court at Carlton
which was attended hr
The Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord, of the Tr
Sotre *ries of Scale Fo► the Horne anti Foreign

the Pr.-widen. oh the Board of Contrail, the Lord
the Lord Steward, ihe Treasurer ..1 she Houi, hold
Chamberta n, 'thr Dutch Ambassador, the Dukes ni
Clarence. and Cansbudge, the Duke of Beate.or, ,
of Buckingham, the Bishop of S;iloiburymitbs ESA of
top' Keith, ViscotTt Lake; Viscount ere„,.„l, s.,
Mr. Herbert, Mr. S•arges bosuns, Mr. Cookgl
••• His Royal Highness held a Chapter of the
ef the Garter. The Knights present
l'aisxe Ramer, the Dukes of YORK, CLARENI
CAMIRIDGR. the Earls of CIIATNAU and Wt.
Liao, the Duke of Baxoroxv, the Marquis of
imam the Earl of Lisfsannoi., and Viscount C,
RiAOll $ Our Lord Bishop of Ssussuiti, Chan
of the Otter, and Sr Takao Ruin, Garter'
of drabs.
The procession was made in the usual form
Chapter Room ; and the Knights being
Chaneell'ir read a new Statute for electing hit
Catholic Majesty FIRDINAND VII. King of Spi
Knight of the Order, and his Majesty was /
elected accordingly.
The Chancellor then signified to the
gaygl,llighLess the Plums Ksoesr's pleasui
-ilium of the Sovereign; dss,t a lineal desct
din stue
virtuelateuf tiverthe SigiltatliEg
teininG a the Secou
awlhar.behaf,be elr
'hnight et the Order.
The Suffrages were then taken by the
sad presented to the Palace REGINT, and
Royal frithaeu's command, his Royal W
WILLIAK FitlpitlLlCE, Prince of Orange and .
?since Sovereign of the United Netherlands
elected Knight of the Order. His Royal Hi)
was declared elected accordingly.
The Knights being called over by Garter ,
Arms, the Procession returned to the private
anent of the Pantos RICGICKT.
His Royal Highness the PAINCIREGERT
Privy Council. which was attended by all the
bees present. Viscount Quaver:An attended
of the Council.
Mr. STunoas BOUINI was introduced to the
al, in the usual form, and sworn in a
took his seat at the Board accordingly.
The Pumas gave audiences to the Dutch A
sador, the Marqiiis of Bumuseuaw, the Earl
Trinteoca., Viscount Sinsotrru, Visc. CASTLEM
Mr. COOK, Ste. ViStoGin LAIR was the ,
Waiting, and Mr. Hemmer and Sir Was.
the Grooms in Waiting.

• The PRINCP REGENT passes bib hirth.day at
snr from thence he goes to the Doke of CL.A►
ChatearNlatßusby Park. and thence to the
Youn's. At Oall inns. On the 18th his Royal
mess returns to town for two or three days. lb
goes on a tour tErnogh Wnrcesterbhire and
wickshire. At the MarchionetS of Dowttstu►
will soioutD some days.
Yesterday the- Pages Rcomm dined with
and Lady Carrtanzaalt, in St. James's-mu

Lady MAROARIT BURGERS. sister of the Ct
of HARDWICK. is so severely indisposed as to'
over by het physicians.
Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke
It
town for
attirislidn y Perk.
The Council at Carleton
ler.Ncfttwn Bu
The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM, who lately
from France, attended yesterday at Carlton
gig Lordship intends leaving town this day
seat, &row in Buckinghamshire, where he
few days Rive a rand entertainment to the
and the whole of his Regiment.
A m4gnifieent service of plata, and a tal
dessert termite Ef the richest cut gillme are
finished, for the purpose of giving eclat to
of Wswiroton's embassy.
The Duchess of WELLINGTON has not amen
the Duke on bit voyage to Ostend. Her
in London. with the famays tin the Duke
settled at Paris, when she will proceed to join
the direct route. The embassy house, we /
if to be kept is the old embassy style of
with apes tables for all English Gentlemen ;
and balls on stated days for the Ladies. Sew,
litany Gentlemen of the Duke's late Staff
attached to the suite of the Embassy.
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE has at last
to dispose of Burlington House by the ham
Should no purchaser appear, the mansion
polled down, and the materials sold piece.me.
Lady B. ASHLEY CCOPER, lately married
Ron. W. PONSONEY, is the only daughter of ti
IEOI of Snarrnevny, and one of the largest
for amts in the kingdom.
The particulars of the Will of the Tate Mi t. et
Awnntsys. Esq. have been erroneously given,
pnblic. Several of his friends have been mud
appointed in their expectations, but the execui
seems, have acted with great liberality on thi
sloe. The Lady who has chiefly benefited
Will, has 410,000, and £4OO a-year in an
and the interest rf £51,000 in the public funk'
JOANNA Sotrrecnt,'s ACCIWCHE3tENT.--1
certain tact, that attic are persons of consiC
in high life, who are the dupes of this artful w
isapostore ; among others, is a Lady of ran,
• has erdered a font to be made of solid gold ;
pap spoons, and a boat of the same metal. Thl
Laity personally applied to a celebrated shoe
in Bond-street, on Saturday last, and direct
in make, without delay. a pair of white sat'
they ate now finished, having on them emu
in silver, the following motto--"X ale:
e God !"
A xicr rotes 111 REL/GION.—The Jewish Is
hibit the breaking of a seal on the Sabbath,
sham, who is a great Bill, could not trust the
on Saturday without watching it, and was net
standing on the Stock Exchange steps, to
err that wits brought him. Or being rt provi
Par for violating the Sabbath in breaking
Malian justified himaglf by declaring the led
poly istafireal 1

• .
PRINCE REGENT'S COUR
at three o'clock, his Royal H
Loam held a Court at Carlton
tended hr
ries Seal, the First Lortl of ike Tress
Scale for the Home and Fotesen Dena
the Huard of Controls), the Lord C.
rd, the Treasurer the Houk koitl t
Sr Dutch Ambassador, the bakes n
',7.artibr age, the Duke of Beats...tt, the
the ISisi,up of SAishorimtb. Earl of
*count Lake; Viscount Chetwrtad, se,
rrbert, Mr. S•orges bourne. Mr. Cooke
Highness held a Chapter of the
er. The Knights present w
ur, the Dukes of Yofte, Co..totert
the Earls 01 CHATHAM and W
Ike of Beearroer, the Marquis of
rl of Lisfsitpoot., and Viscpunt C
Lord Bishop of SALISIMUY", Chit
, and Sir ISAAC HEARD, Garter
ssion was made in the usual form
; and the Knights being seate•
tad a new Statute for electing hi •
jetty FIRDINAND VII. King of Sp
e Order, and his Majesty was
'dingly•
cellar then signified to the Chap
r.ess the Pounce Kansas's pleaso
the Sovereign', diva a lineal den
nereign King Gums the Second,
the Statute in 'that. behalf, be el
e Order.
ages were then taken by the Chan
ed
to the Fattier RI.GENT, and
aeu's command, his Royal Hi
==RICK, Prince of Orange and N
reign of the United Netherlands
ght of the Order. His Royal Hi
I elected accordingly.
,hts being called over by Garter :
Procession returned to the private
PEIRCE ReGEXT.
al Highness the PAINCE.REGENT
;il, which was attended by all the
. Viscount Cnerverun attended aa
eiL
oes BOURNE was introduced to the
mat form, and sworn in a Meta.
t At the Board accordingly.
ca gave audiences to the Dutch A
larqiiis of Btenuneueso, the Earl
iscount Sinstotrnt, Visc. Casn.ea
fee. Viscount LAKE was the Li
nd Mr. HRIUMIRT and Sir Was. .4
in Waiting.
:era REGENT passes his birth-clay at
hence he goes to the Dnke of CLAR
Busby Park, and thence to the D
Ctalloinwase for two o
.Ointher three days,lBthhisßn ayal
to
tour tErotsgh Worcestershire and
At the Marchioness of Dowestot
some days.
r the_ Pauses Raoatir dined with
2ASTI.RREAGH, in St. James's-aqua
kRO ARIT URGE -4, Sister Of the C.
eze. is so severely indisposed as to -
physicians.
y his Royal Highness the Duke
r Attrodine the Consult at Carleton
or Bushy Park.
lin: of BUCKINGHAM, who lately
e, attended yesterday at Calvin
lip intends leaving town this day
in Buckinghamshire, where he w
* a grand entertainment to the •
tole (ibis Regiment.
ifitent service of plate, and a is
it* el the richest cut glass, are
the purpose of giving arks to
sine's embassy.
:hems( WILLINGTON has not accost
e his voyage to Ostend. Her Gr
• with the family, till the Duke
when she will proceed to join
nine. The embassy house, we un
pt in the old embassy style of h. •
tables for all English Gentlemen ;
a stated days for the Ladies. Sec
deinen of the Duke's late Staff
the suite of the Embassy.
be of Devon:urea has at last date
of Burlington House by the ham
► purchaser appear, the mansion
vn, and the materials sold piece-me
. ASHLEY CCOPER, lately married
Poneosav, is the only daughter of
arrant:fey, and one of the largest
the kingdom.
'tient:as of the Will of the late Mit as
Esq. have been erroneously given
,everal of his friends have been mu
in their expectations, but the execu
re acted with great liberality oa th
e Lady who has chiefly benefited
£lO,OOO, and £4OO A-year in an
serest rf £51,000 in the public fun;
SOUTFICeiTIes ACCIWCHEMENT.--
t, that these are persons of consid
r, who are the dupes of this artful w
; among others, is a Lady of ran
d a font to be made of solid gold ; I
s, and a boat of the same metal. Th
asnAlly applied to a celebrated shoe
:reet, on Saturday last, and direct
eichnut delay, a pair of white satin
low finished, having on them em. :
the following motto --" King of Stk.
rows no Rst./conw.—The Jewish la
geaking of a seal on the Sabbath,
► is a great AA could not trust the
ay without watching it, and was see
on the Stock Exchange steps, to o . •
nu brnoght him. Or, being et prov
violating the Sabbath in breaking
'stifled himself by declaring the
'ed 1
. .