Star.
London, England, 1825-06-04 00:00:00

DOVER. JUN? 3.

This morning, at half-past eight o'clock, their Royal Highnesses.
the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, with their suite, in bye car-
riages, each with four horses, left Wright's Ship Hotel.
Their Royal Highnesses were greeted at their departure, du on
their airiest yesterday, with a salute from the Citadel, sad the most
enthusiastic cheers from great numbers of persons.

FASMIONAIN=MIFILS.

Lady Ashburton. at her house in Great Stanhope-street, from
Hampton Court; the Dowager Countess of Kinnoul, in Glouces-
ter-place; Lad Rivers, in .Grostenov-place, from hid seat, Hair
Park, Newmarket; Mrs. Knight, Miss Johnes; and Miss Cuyler,
in Portman-square; 'Lady Elizabeth and Miss loge. in Upper
Broish-street ; Mr. Charles Edward Long, in Duke.street, Gros-
tenor-square; Mr. and Mrs. W. Strickland and family, in Notting-
ham place; Lady Licinel Smith and family, at the Waterloo
Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Ireland ; J. Boyle, Esq. at the Royal
Hotel, St. James's-street ; W. D. Gillan, Esq. at into, from Scot-
land ; J. J. Guest, Rm. at ditto, from Wales.

I • URPARTUItES.
Sir William and Lady Chatterton, for the Continent; the Hon.
Mr. Bingham. from the Brunswick-Louse Hotel, Hanover-square,
for Paris; Major and Mrs. Mayne, Irons the Pulteuey Hotel,
Albensade-street, for the Continent.

ay iz a cIIVC,
Cei tr appearesa mat saves v.v.= ..wacv _
in the Atautitins than in any other Colony. It was said if this engagements and deteats are connrmea, tits attestors
sugar came into the market on the same footing as the West India on Navarino was frustrated by the bravery of a Greek •Cbief, Co-
. sugar, it would bring in foreign sugar. If the restriction was the The Duke and Dachess of CAMBRIDOK; and their son clam was 53 . promptty met, mat,
lonel Coratnroutos, who cut his way through the Egyptian camp. and daughter. Prince Gamine and Princess AMELIA, arrived yes. public confidence was restored. The B .nktri aqd
same on both sugars, foreign sugar would be kept out of the
liberal manner, and subscribed upwards of E 2,500,
entered the place, strengthened in numbers and in spirit its feeble
Market.. 'The Ell would not injure the West India trade. The
for the purpose of offering a
price of sugar would always depend ou the quantity brought to garrison, and maintained himself till the arrival at two corptt of which had been prepared for their eption. After taking Prince
Gooses and Princess ANKLE% out ot the carriage, hie Royal High. -
'Europe. It could not prejudice the price West India Planters woe Arcadians and Mahsotes, who attacked the Poch& and drove 'esgays his arm to his amiable Consort, and conducted her intolarge reward, in °ant')
likely to get for their sugar. 6 tin lack to the. lutreatbineat. which he bad fowled near the I.Ne buuse: The Prince is six, the Princess nearly three years old. discover the offender.
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HARk! THE BATTLE SHOUT IS RAISED!
TIMBLAN AIR.

Hark ! the battle-shout is raised, and I must speed away.
For all the clouds that dim our hopes must fall in showers to-day,
Or lower above cur heads laid low in yonder flowery plain,
Before the day shall bend It's brow towards the West again !
Bethink thee, Girl, our love arose beneath no peaceful bower,
I Wooed thee in the pause of war; the short recoil of power.
Which now returns with giant force to bear our freedom down,
And we must fight—or love and live bona% a tyrant's frown!
But cheer thee, Maid; this sword has been in many. a fierce foray,
Without the mighty power of Love that keens it's edge toAay ;
N'r are the foes who wait us now more brave than they who fell
Wiwi) first thou saw'st me c!:mb thesewalls,and rescue thee—farewell.
!Oriental Herald for May.) WON.