Star.
London, England, 1814-01-05 00:00:00

POrdL POMP, ABAYOIIi CATTLE..

His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT arrived
at the splendid mansion of his Grace the Duke of
RUTLAND, Belvoir Castle, at four o'clock on Sunday,
under a salute of twenty-one guns, planted on the
walls of the mansion. His Royal Highness the Duke
of YORK, who left London at four in the morning,
arrived in half an hour after his Royal Brother, ac-
companied by the Hen. B. CotAvEor. An immense
number of people had assembled at Grantham to con-
gratulate the Illustrious Personages on their visit to
cthe North ; but their Royal Highnesses went the
nearer road to the Castle, by Denton, where from two
to three hundred horsemen, compoFed of the Gentry
and Yeomanry of the county, had assembled to wel-
come
the PRINCE REGENT to Belvoir. On the arrival
of the Prince, the air was rent with a general burst of
loyal•enthusiam. Many females, wives and daugh-
ters nt the tenantry of the House of RUTLAND, well
mounted, 11n1sed in the cavalcade, and the whole
dashed on at the rate of twelves miles an hour : many
were unable to keep pace with the Regent's carriage.
As the Illustrious Visitor alighted from his carriage,
he was received by the Noble Host of the Castle, who
presented him with the keys thereof, and at the same
time a Royal salute of twenty-one guns was fired,
which, together with the cheerings and huzzas of the
company assembled, had a most inspiring effect.—
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK was re-
ceived with the like testimonials of respect. At eight
in the evening another salute of twenty-one guns was
fired in honour of the illustrious visitors. Monday
the Royal Party, accompanied by the nobility pre-
sent, have inspected the castle and domains, which
are equal in beauty to any in the world, and they
expressed their high satisfaction at the treat.—
Mr. CHAPLIN, the County Member, and Mr. BEL-
GRAVE, Deputy Mayor, with part of the Coporation
of Stamford, presented a a congratulatory address to
the PRINCE REGENT at Cottesmere, which his Royal
Highness received with I.is usual dignity and affable
deportment, and was pleased to return a gracious an-
swer. His Royal Highness spentame day at Apthorpe,
and from Thursday till Sunday he remained at the
Earl of LOXSDALE'S atCottesmere. There were at his
Lordship's the Marquis of EXETER, Lords WINCHIL-
SEA and WESTMORELAND, Viscount LOWTIIER, Lord
ROBERT MANNERS, Sir GERARD NOEL, General GROS-
VENOR, Mr. CROKER, BCC. The PRINCR rode OM
every day, and was in excellent health and spirits.

Mr. CO:rum; arrived at Liverpool on Friday last,
on a visit to Mr. GLADSTONE, of that town. In the

evening he attended the annual Ball for the benefit of
the Ladies' Charity.

Thursday last the Marqnis of WORCESTER was una-
nimously chosen a Member of Parliament for the
Borough of Monmouth, in the room of Lord Cu ARLES
SOMERSET, appointed Governor and Commander-in-
Chief at the Cape of Good .Hope.
Captain Sir P. B. V. BROKE, Commander of the
SHANNON, who captured the Chesapeake American
frigate, attendel Earl Met.v.mut's Levee this morn-
ing at the- Admiralty, and was most courteously re-
ceived by his Lordship, and every Naval Officer.

The Gazette of last night contains a dispatch from
Sir G. PREVOST, dated La Chine, Nov. 15, detailing
the splendid achievement at Christler's Farm, with
Which the public were already acquainted, through
the medium of the Quebec Papers.—lt also contains
a dispatch from Colonel MonttisoN, who commanded
the small, but heroic band, which defeated the Ame-

ricans.
By a letter received in town, from an Officer of
General GRAHAM'S Staff, it appears the General left
Williamstadt on the 17th ult. in further advince into
the interior.

About eight hundred men of the Regiments of
Nassau and Frankfort, have already arrived at Ply-
mouth from Passage, and will sail immediately to the
Eastward, to join convoy for Holland.
PHILIPPART'II NORTHERN CAMPAIGNS.—Those per-
sons who may wish to see a splendid Edition of this
work, which has been prepared for the Emperor
ALEXANDER, may gratify their curiosity by calling at
the shop of the publishers, LARISEE. MARTIN and Co.
of Oxford-street. - , .

In the alarming fire which consumed a large part
of the York Lunatic Asylum, it is said, that tour of
the unhappy patients perished: the remains of three
having been found in the ruins. Of the two escaped
one has since been taken. The lunatics during the
unhappy scene manifested the most frantic joy ; and
some of them endeavoured to return to the flames.
On the 25th ult. as Mr. SAMUELENGLISH, of Burgh,
Cumberland, was in the fields with a gun, the piece
burst, and the breech with part of the stock penetrat-
ed his forehead, the whole frontal bone of which was
nearly destroyed. Notwithstanding his dreadful ,
situ-
ation, he had the strength and resolution to extricate
the breech of the piece, and to walk about a mile to
his home ; when medical assistance was procured;
and, though a large portion of the brain was extract-
ed, he is to recover !
PRIVATE LETTER FROM THE RooscroT.----46 Admi..
ral YOUNG has nearly 20 sail of the line, besides fri-
gates, with him in the Roompot. The British troops
have invested the Fort of Rana, which is expected to
surrender immediately, and then they will proceed
against tort Lillo. Commodore OWEN has gone up
the River above sixteen miles With. about 4)0 ma-
rines, to assist in the reduction of Battz. The French
are pouring fresh troops into Waleheren every day,
and are very active in fortifying the Island all round.
Some of our troops have intercepted a letter from the
Commandant at Flushing, to the General at Antwerp,
in which he says, if they do not speedily send him a
sufficient number of troops, it will be impossible for
him to keep the inhabitants quiet, and expresses the
greatest apprehensions lest the British should affect
landing. They seem to think we may take all the
Wand except Flushing, which they consider as im-
pregnable. The French bare landed all their guns out
of four of their frigates, to fortify the places most
liable to be attacked. All provisions are remarkabl.
cheap. Bread, six loavestif white flour • and nearly
as large as our half-ctartern, cost only lOd.—Ducks,
Is. a couple—Pigeons, 2s. per dozen., Apples, ss. per
sack—Hollands, 16s. a tub, containing Sour gallons—
Claret, l s. 3d. per bottle—Rabbits, five for a shilling
'and every thing else in proportion, except tea, coffee,
and sugar, which are very dear;, common moist su-
gar, 2s. Osi ; coffee, ss. and 6s. and indifferent ; tea,
17s.a t 1 t As. per lb."' •


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TORBAY, JANUARY S.
Passed the Start on Saturday, at four o'clock, ft. *.
the East-India Fleet, under convny of his Majesty's
ship MEDWAY, &c. for India.—Wi,,d at East.
FALMOUTH, JANUARY a.
Arrived the Duke of Marlborough packet, with a
Mail from, Passages, in five days : she saw, off the
Lizard, a convoy of fifteen sail of transports, under
a frigate,. standing to the Southward ; and, off the
Manacles saw a convoy of large ships, supposed to be
Indiamen, standing to the Westward.--Wind-West,
and light breezes.
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY S.
Arrived four French chasse marees, with cargoes,
consisting of brandy, wine, and salt, bound coastwise,
captured a few days since by the MADAGASCAR' fri-
gate. Arrived this day the WARSPITE man of war,
from the squadron off Brest ; the Providence, HAM'
from Falmouth; and the John, CoTroo, from South-
ampton. Arrived the RESIsTANC2 frigate, Captain
Pauxw, from the Mediterranean, and has been pot
under quarantine.—Sailed the EGMONT man of war,
to join the Channel Fleet.—Wind S.E.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 4.
A very heavy snow storm, which has continued
the whole day without intermission, prevents the pos.
sibility of ascertaining the particulars of several arri.
yak, though it is believed they are unimportant.
Sailed his Majesty's ship INVINCIBLE, of 74 guns,
Captain ADAM, for Plymouth, to be docked.
The REDWING sloop of war and the transport Ethel-
red were this day released from quarantine. Gene-
ral H. OAKES is on board the latter, and will diem_
bark to-morrow morning, should the weather permit.:
The gallant General, after a short sojourn in Town,
is expected to commence his Lieutenant-Governorship
of this garrison.