Star.
London, England, 1818-06-30 00:00:00

P HINCE AND PI;I:N'CISt OF IJESSE H0M13V,1i6.,

HASTINCS, MONDAY, JUMP 49.
On Saturday morning Mr. Mart, master of the
Swan Hotel, received a letter from Ma jar-General
Btoostum rp, affording the pleaslug intelligence that
the Prince and Princess Mimes Mumma and suite
would arrive at Hastings in the rou'ie of the day to
dinner, and remain the night en pethnst to Lover for
embarkation. Notwithstanding the shortness of the
!information, every preparation was made for the
reception of the distinguished personages, suitable to
their rank and dignity ; and at an early period the
numerous iahabitints and visitants, attired in the Inca
fashionable and elegant costumes, assembled on the
Marine Parade, at the. Libraries, and in High-street.
About ten minutes past ten bit Highness the Praline
and her Royal Highness the Paine/ass, Bcc. etc. ar-.
rived at the Rotel, and were welcomed by the cheers
of the spectators, the ringing of a merry peal, at,d
a display of colours. A quarter before *eve,' the
PAlNCE•Paisicass, Baron OINAINIITENAc. sat dcwn
to a sumptuous dinner.
On Sunday morning the PRINCE and Par cars,
accompanied by the Chief Magistrate, bornaired the
inhabitants with their presence, by walking on t e
Marine Promenade, the Rast-hill, and environs of
Hastings. Her Royal Highness felt much interested
as a profile, said to represent his MAJtsTY, formed
by a detached part of the Cantle Rock, and which, by
tha aid of a microscope, was rendered extremely per-
ceptible. The Prunes and PRINCiSi'd polite con-
descension and amiable cheerful disposition, during
their short residence here, won the hearts of all
classes of society. At twelve o'clock they made their
departure to visit Battle Abbey, and the E.trl of
Asitsuarrna m's, amidst reiterated huzzas, u..ferled
banners, waving of handkerchiefs, ringing of bells,
and the firing of a Royal salute from the Battery—
rio, our best wishes for their health and happiness,
a pleasant journey, and a prosperous voyage.
DOVER, JUNE.
. The. Prince and Princess of Homsano arrieed here
at 9 o'clock last night from Hastings, and embarked
at eleven o'clock this morning, on board his Majesty's
yacht ROYAL Soveasios, tor Calais, with a fine
breeze from the &W. Their Royal Highnesses were
saluted on their arrival and departure, and a great .
many Ladies and Gentlemen were assembled on tae
Quays and Pier Heads to see the embarkation, ..nd
cheered the illustrious personages as the barge r4.,w-cd
out of the harbour.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JI37E g 7.

Wind from S. S. E. to W. fine weather.—Arrred
the Friends, Ni ILLSCK, from Leghorn, in :3;) s, for
London.
PORT3MOUTII, .JUE

Wind S. W.—Arrived his ..Majesty'sihip SPA RT.% 't
from Algiers, last from Plymouth, and is put under
quarantine. Passed by for London the Waterb 0,
Wiiittssos, from Morant Bay, Jamaica—sailed the
22d ult. in company with the Simon Taylor, NILEK
left there the Generous Planter, and the Halcion, for
London ; and )Eolus, HARVUY, for Bristol.

DEAL. JUNE 29.
Wind S. E.—Sailed again this morning the vk hcle
of the outward-bound for their different destinatiem,
except the Emma, JAnwoon, for the South Seat.—
Arrived and sailed for the River the Elizabeth, DR
from St. Kitt's ; Loyalist, HERBERT, from St.
cent's ; Amity, HADEN, from Trinidad ; Lisbon
packet, TITHER, from CatEz.—ltemain in the Dorris
the SYMERS frigate ; Switt and Diligence, East India
pilot yachts.
DOVER, JUNE 2s.

Sailed this day the Queeli Charlotte, Captain Trto.
mita, and Lord Sidmouth, Captain PEAr.r., for Ca-
lais. Arrived this day the Lady Jane James, Cr.pt.
HAYsvAap, and L'lris, French packet, frona