Star.
London, England, 1822-08-02 00:00:00

LEAMINGTON SPA, AUOUST 1.

Her Royal Highness the Princess AuGUstA arrives,
at Leamington about eight o'clock on Tuesday even-
ing. A triumphal arch, decorated with la .rei .rtd
transparent lamp, was erected opp•• t e Royal
Hotel ; and several carriages were in aiten .1 , ich
followed the Princess to the lodgings prepared for her,
in Union Parade. A vast concourse of the mo t dis-
tinguished visitors at the Spa, as well a. the principal
inhabitants, surrounded the house, and testified their
joy by repeated huzzas.
This morning her Royal Highness, attend 2d b
Dr. BRIGHT and part of her suite, went to the Ilnyal
Pump Room, to drink the mineral waters : atter
which she walked for nearly an hour, round the Mall
and public Parade, and seemed to receive the con-
graiulations of the company with the most graci
ous courtesy.
Her Royal Sister, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
expected to-morrow evening, and prepara ,(111‘ are
making at the Public Rooms, &c. for an
Leamington Spa has long been recommended b•
the KING'S Physicians ; and it is expected that, im•
mediately on his MaJasvfa return from the Roy
Tour to his Scottish dominions, he will honour tin
Spa with his presence. We understand that her
Grace the Duchess of RUTLAND will pay her annual
visit to Leamington in the course of a few days, ac•
companied by Lord and Lady FORRESTER and friends
&c. Visitors are pouring in from almost every qua:
ter, and the place, of course, is quite on the qui

His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER left
town this day for Leamington and Cheltenham. At
the latter place he is expected to remain some time.
Lord ELLENBOROVGH entertained a large party
distinguished fashionables with an elegant dejesin
yesterday, at his villa at Roehampton.
Sir EDWARD and Lady CODEINGTON entertaine,i
distinguished party to dinner yesterday, at their house
in Charles-street, Berkeley-square.
The Earl and Countess of CLARE, and Lady Is.
BELLA FITZGIBBON, have arrived at his Lordship
seat, Mount-Shannon, near Limerick, from London.
Monday se'nnight died at Kent House, Knight
bridge, the Countess of GLASGOW.
A beautiful planetary group may now be seen,
short time before sunrise: Mercury, Venus, Jupiu
and Saturn, are all visible together ; and if the mon
ings be clear, they shine with great splendour. Mei
curl is in the third sign (Gemini), and is now abc,
the horizon more than an hour before sunrise; rer,
is in advance of Mercury; Jupiter is before reia
and Saturn before Jupiter. The three last are in
second sign (Taurus).
Yesterday, in consequence of an application ma,
by Messrs. SoVLsBY, HOLMES, and EVANS, CO.ll•int
chants, lightermen, and whaifingers, at Milford-1.0
Strand, to the Police Magistrates at Hatton-Garth
that all the coalheavers, to the amount of 6(X),
each side of the River, had struck, and would

permit other men to work, William and EdwL
Read were sent to protect the men employed, mostl
Irish labourers.

By a private letter from the Isle of Wight, dat
August 1, the ship Six Brothers was to leave Nt
Yoac pn the 15th July, direct for Havre, with
French Xlinister and suite on board.
TRADI TO ST. PETIMSBUROH.—Extract of a lett4
from the Agents to Lloyd's at Cronstadt, dated J:
27, 1822:
i id We ease: a translation of a paper seat to us by the Director
of the light-houses: •
" Oa the let day of •July, the Filsand or Foulsand light
be opeued, with the following alteration, to prevent the possibi-
lity of its being Mistaken (though a revolving light) fur that al
Dagerort. During every two minutes Filsand or Foishand Brill
will present a dark red, and a white light, alternate, with
memory darkness between each change."