Star.
London, England, 1830-08-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Portaferry, Pollock, from St. Andrew's, N.B. has arrived
at Ilfracombe, leaky.
FALMOUTH. Auo. S.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Eclipse
packet, from Buenos Ayres—sailed 24th May, Monte Video 28th,
and Rio Janeiro 11tk June. Also, the Amazon, Adams, from
Jaemel.
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Auo. 4.—Off the port, the Viii Blucher, Thurle, barn
Rio Janeiro.

J , Atm 91.--Arrived the Pelican, Pepin, from Trinidad.
and Catherine, Le Monter, from St. dsgo.
Poursmoursr, Auo. 4.—Wind S.&—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Galatea, for Lisbon or Terceira.

SouTirw.vaw ELEc•rlox.—This morning Sir R.
Wilson, Mr. Harris, the High Bailiff, &c. entered the
hustings, when the High Bailiff declared the polling at
an end, and that Mr. Harris and Sir Robert Thomas
Wilson were duly elected, upon which they individually
returned thanks to their constituents for the high
honour they had conferred upon them, and then retired.
The chairing will take place next Thursday.
KING WILLIAM'S FIRST STATE VISIT TO TIIE
TOWER AND THECITY.—This has been a proud day for
the City of London. His MAJESTY, accompanied by a
distinguished party, went in state through the streets of
this vast metropolis, amidst the most enthusiastic cheers,
the most loyal demonstrations of affection, evinced
by the waving of flags and handkerchiefs, from
his attached subjects. Being stationed on the Tem:de
Bar gallery, and commanding the view on both sides,
from St. Clements' church to the Bar, and on the City
side towards Fleet street, we are enabled to state, that on
this occasion, the reception of his MAJESTY, and Royal
Relatives, was marked by the display of unequivocal feel-
ings of an ardent cordiality—the deportment of his people
being respectful and orderly in the highest degree, and the
ceremonials of the CityAnthorities being at once dignified
and correct. The gates of the City, at 63 office of
this Paper, being duly shut, and duly opened, the
LORD MAYOR received His MAJESTY on his own
side of the boundary, by a speech, and the delivery of all
the ancient insignia of City consequence. His MA J F.ST ,
who, in an open landeati, was accompanied by the
Duke of CUMBERLAND, Prince FREDERICK OF PRUS-
SIA, and the young Prince GEORGE Of CUMBERLAND,
replied to the address of the Lord MAvo a at considerable
length. The ceremony at Temple Bar occupied about
fifteen minutes; during which time his MAJESTY re-
peatedly acknowledged the warm greetings with which
he was hailed from all sides. At eleven o'clock the
grand procession, which was composed of the LORD
MAYOR and Aldermen, in scarlet gowns, the mem
hers of the Common Council in their mazarine
gowns, Mr. Serjennt ARA si N in his robes, his MAJESTY
in military uniform, decorated with two stars, and,
lastly, her Majesty Queen A r. AID v., accompanied
by Prince LEOPOLD, moved forward through the City,
towards the Tower ; and we sat down, to pen this brief
account of so much of the most imposing ceremony th.►t
the citizens of London have beheld for a long series of years.
The Royal Dukes of SUSSEX and GLOUCESTER, the
Duke of WELLINGTON, Lord HILL, and other distin-
gushed personages, accompanied His MA,: ia n on this
occasion.