Star.
London, England, 1807-08-14 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, AUGUST 13.

Yenerday was ufhered in with the ufual demon-
Rrations of joy—bells ringing, colours flying, &c.
The Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALss arrived at the
Pavilion at an early hour, where the Dukes of YORK,
CLARENCE, KENT, SUSSEX and C•MBILIDOR were
affembled ; the Prince's band playing, during bregit
fan, on the Lawn. The whole party fet nut for the
review loon after twelve o'clock, and were received
on the ground by a Royal Salute from the Artillery.
The line was drawn up on the fummit of the hill at
the end of the Race Courfe, the right beginning. at
the lalt poft of the four mile conrfe. The review
then commenced by the Royal Party paffing the
line front and rear. The Commander in Chief then
took his Ration in the centre of the line, on the right
hand of the Pt ince, and the troops paired in excellent
Rile, after which they took up theirfirl alignment,
and fired a fiu-de joye, prefented arms, and concluded
with three hearty cheers. The line was compofed of
about 8000 men, confining of a detachment of the
knife artillery, the first regiment of dragoons, the
third dragoons, three troops of the t4th light dra•
goons, the Chefhire, the South Glouceller, the S -
merfet, North Hants, and Berldhire regimens of
Militia, and a detachment of artillery with howitzers,
&c. The Prince was fuperbly dread in a fcarlet
huffar uniform, and looked extremely well. The
Princefs CHARLOTTE fat in her barouche, and was
attended during the review by the *lke of CAR-
R erica in the uniform of the SpelthorneLegion. Her
Royal Highnefs took an early dinner at the Pavilion,
and returned to Worthing in the evening. Lords
,
Buttons and LAUDERDALE were in a baronehe, in
the fuite of the Princefs, and many eminent charac-
ters were on the ground. The Ball in the evening
was nurneroufly attended, and did not braak up till
a late hour. All the nobility and gentry, of the
furrfiondlng country, are invited to the Prinee'i
en-
Itertainment this evening, and are now coming into
town. The Duke of YORK left this place for London
I at twelve o'clock to day.

All ranks and defcriptions of perfons appear ex-
ceedingly anxious to take a farewell peep at the Grand
Military Sped icle, called the Brave ?lack, now per-
forming at the Theatre, Welminfter Bridge, with
unbounded applaufe, but we underftand from the
circumflance of Mrs. ASTLEY'S firft appearance on
Monday next, in A popular Stage Spedacle, replete
with numerous Scenery, Machinel, &c. it is obliged
to be withdrawn after this aid to-morrow evening.
The Ballet of the *act Defier, introducing Mr.
GIROUX and his three fitters in the noble operatical
group attitudes, muff be feen to be credited ; we do
not recoiled to have feen out of the Opera Houfe
fuch excellent dancing. The Troop of Voliigeurs
and the Herculean Exercifes, are amongft the rich
entertainments of the evening.

IN U NDATION.—A letter from Galion, in Ayrfhire,
dated Auguft 4, Pays—On Saturday the ift inflant
this village was vifited by a dreadful inundation,
which, from its magnitude and rapidity, muff leave
a failing impreflinn rn the minds of thole who wit-
netted its defiruftive confequences. It was fuppofed
to have been oceafioned by a waterfpout which fell
in the upper part of the parifh, near the feat of
Nicol Brown, Efq. of Waterhaughs. The property
of this gentleman fuffered much damage : part of
the garden wall being completely deltroyed, and
many trees and hedges entirely rooted out. A
blidge alfo in the neighbourhood was thrown down
by the violence of the current. The water made
its way into feveral coal-pits near Ceffnock ; fortu-
nately, 11,w/ever, all the workmen, being apprized of
their danger, ekaped unhurt. When the flood reach-
' ed Galilon, the fcene became truly alarming; many
families were obliged to fly horn their houfes, fume

of them at the hazard of their lives. A few in•

dividuals have fulered fevarely in their property, anc
many in a fighter degree have felt the dcittueliv,
effeets of this overwhelming element.