Star.
London, England, 1805-07-18 00:00:00

ROYAL PAMThr.

WaYwotrw, JULY 16. Left evening, about fix
o'clock, the Royal Family returned to fbore, from
their escurfion at fea. After partaking of Come re.
freffimenis, they went to the Theatre.
At (even o'clock his MAJESTY was on horfeback,
and attended by Generals FITZROY and CARTWRIGH r,
and Colonel TAYLOR, rode to the camp.
About half FA ten o'clock, his MaiISTY, accom-
panied by the Princefres AUGUSTA, MARY, SOPHIA,
and APULIA, attended by the Counters Mausrtat.o,
Ladies G. Bo LIE LIT, TECH air aft, and THYMUS, Earl
WILTON, and Colonel TAYLOR, went on board the
Royal Yacht. On his MAJESTY'S going on board, a
royal falute was given by all the velrels in the har-
bour. His MAJ CSTY appeared in excellent health and
fpirits.
Our encampment confifts of near pow men. Yell
terday a private dropped fuddenly down and expired.
Yellerday the Dukes of Custaaatateu and Caw.
SSIDOS entertained the Field Officers belonging to
the-Camp with a fumptuous dinner at the Royal
Hotel.
Yesterday her MAJISTY and the Princes ELIZA.
sere vie wed a ditt ing bell which is here for the purpofe
of trying experiments, and appeared highly amufed
with the conftruelion of it.

Her Royal Highnefs the Princes of WALf s gave
a grand dejeune yeiterday at her feat at Blackheath.

The Duke and Duchefs of Your, Lord Cool-
/LAM, and feveral perfons of dillinaion, proceeded
from Tower Rain on Sunday laR, in a pleafure•barge
to Woolwich, but were prevented from teeing the
arfenal, the newly adopted regulations forbidding the
prailice, which his Royal Highnefs would by no
means caufe to be violated. He therefore returned
with his company to Greenwich, and partook of a
fumptnous entertainment, prcriouily befpoke at the
Sbip tavern, and about ten o'clock returned to town
in his travelling carriage.
On Monday afternoon was baptized, at the Duke
of MaaLsepeolyom's, in Pall-Mall, the infant daugh-
ter of Lord and Lady Femmes &mimeo : the Hon.
C. Asrmsv Hood Godfather, the Duchefs of GRAF-
TON and Lady Curros were the Godmothers ; the
Duke and Duchefs of MaaLootouum were prefent.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr.
HorLi, his Grace's Chaplain.

Yefterday were landed at the Dock.yard,Deptfnrd,
five hellions and eight mares, five of them cream
coloured, from his MAJISTY'S Rud at Hanover, but
laft from Sweden. They were brought to the King's
Mews, Charing-crofs.
The Marchionefs of HERTFORD gave a Grand Rout
Taft night, at her houfe in Manehefter-fquare, which
was very numeroufly attended.
Yefterday a Court of Direaors was held at the EaR
India Hook, when the fhip Albion was taken up
and Rationed for Fort St. George, and ordered to be
afloat this day, to fail to Gravetend the 26th inßant,
Ray there twenty days, and be in the Downs the 3t ft
Auguß. Isaac MOLISZ, Efq. was appointed the Com-
'
parry's Agent at Conftantinople, in the room of P►Tsa
Toots, Eft. deceafed.—The Court adjourned at fix
o'clock until te-morrow.

The Earl-India convoy are ordered to rendezvous
at Falmouth, under the orders of the Basztossux,
of 64 guns, until the definition of the Combined
Squadrons are afeertained.
A Court of Common Council was held at Gnild-
hall,yefterday,at which were prefent theLoso Mann,
five Aldermen, the RICORDIR, Sheriffs, &c. and
a confiderable number of Commoners. A petition
was read, and the conffileration thereof adjourned
until the next Court, from the Committee for build-
ing an Epircopal Church in the city of ►Montreal in
the province of Lower Canada, the former one being
deftroyed by fire. A Report from the Committee,
recommending the appointment of perfons to attend
at the Grand Junction Canal, near Watford, Hens,
to afcertain the quantities of coal, culm, &c. that pats
the boundary mark there, which fubjeas them to the
London duties, was read and agreed to, and after
tome oppofition on the ground of the inexpediency
of fuch appointment, while an officer on the part of
the Crown mutt necelfarily attend there, it was refer-
red back for execution. Refolotions were agreed to
relative to refioring the Adminifiration of Public ,
Juftice, under the jurifdiaion of the Corporation of
London, to the inhabitants of the Town and Borough
of Southwark. The Court •oted 5001. in aid of the
fund of the Corps of River Fencibles of the City of
London. _

SAMIIIO MATCL—Yellerday the Proprietors of
Vauxhall Gardens gave the Annual Silver Cup,--to
be failed for by Gentlemen's Pleafure Boats not
exceeding to tons. For Tome days paR, four com-1
petitors only had been announced, but at the mo-
ment or Ratting, the following five took their refpec-
tivc Rations in the line, viz.
Spot—Caroline, Capt. C. W. Wynn, Lambeth, 3 tons.
a Spots—Daphne, Capt. I. Unlitn. London, 4 tons. 1
3 Spots.—Sullphebe, Capt. W. Ploaon, Satterfea, 4 toes.
4 Spots--St. George, Capt. John Gunn's, London, 7 tons.
. dpots—Mainaltl, Capt.
Soon after five o'clock, a gun was fired at Black-
friars, when they Ratted, and the Daphne took the
lead, the Mermaid followed dole, as did the Caroline.
The wind being from the Eaftward, they led it up
quite free, and much depended on the (kill and dexte-
rity of the man at the helm. The boats all paled
I through Weßminfier-bridge without much appear-
ance of inequality in their rate of failing. On their
arrival off Chelfea, the Mermaid partially took the
lead, which was loon regained by the Daphne, the
other boats not mach aftern. The Daphne paled the'
boat moored off Putney-bridge fir 11,the Mermaid being
dole behind her. The conteLl lay entirely between
there two, as the other boats began to drop anern.
On their return, the wind was a-head, which caufed
them to tack the whole way down (odds in favour of
the Mermaid) ; the Daphne led the way, and, abreaft
the Red-houfe, (be get a favourable breeze, which
the Mermaid loft in confeqnenie of being only a few
'hundred yards Oen); by which the Daphne won the
Cup, leaving the Mermaid almoft a mile behind.—
The third boat that came in was the Bullphebe, and
clofe to her was the Caroline ; and St. George was a
long way aflern of the whole. The company on the
water was very numerous. One of the Royal Ex-
change Aftarance boats was fitted up for. the Vaux-
hall Band, which played nearly the whole way, occa-
fionally relieved by drums and fifth and QUM mar-
-041 tank,