Star.
London, England, 1826-08-30 00:00:00

RAMSGATE, Auourr 28.

This elegant place of fashionable resorvis now almost
quite full of visitors of the most respectable description;
and the Pier (one of the wonders of the world) is every
morning and evening crowded with company of the
first order. The libraries are also elegantly attended
throughout the day.
By ssa •ans of a fine•sailing pleasure-boat, many of
our Fashionables pay frequent visits to the Downs, for
the purpose of going en board the Admiral's ship (the
Ramilies) stationed there. To the polite and gentle-
manly attentions of the Captain and other Officers the
visitors are indebted for the highest possible gratification
'in this respect. A convenient ladder is placed at the
side of the ship for their accommodation; and on their
ascending the quarter-deck, they are most courteously
received by the Officers, who conduct them all over
the floating region, explaining every thin to them in
the most satisfactory manner, and even causing some of
the apartments to be lighted up, for the more perfect
gratification of the visitors. This conduct on the part
of the Officers is highly creditable to them, and is the
uniform theme of panegyric by the numerous parties
who almost daily avail themselves of so kind and polite
a permission, and so highly. pleasing an indulgence.

It is currently reported that his MAJESTY intends to
go to Ramsgate in the autumn of the present year, and that East
Cliffe House, formerly the residence of the Marquis Virmast.tv, is
to be made ready to receive him. The sea air is strongly recom-
mended by the KING'S physicians, and the sequestered situ ition of
this fine mansion seems more congenial to the retired habits of hit
Maitsvr than the public site of the Pavillon at Brighton, which ad-
mits of no privacy whatever. The Duke of WILLINCTON and Lard
MAILYIOIIIOI7OII inspected East Cliffe House during their stay at
Margate.

The CHANCELLOR of the ExcinQuen came to town
yesterday morning to attend the Cabinet, from Charlton, and re-
turned there in the afternoon on its breaking up. Lord Baum
arrived in town from his seat at Foot's Cray, and likewise returned
in the afternoo•.

The American Minister transacted business yesterday
morning with Mr. Secretary CAMINO, at his office in Dow nlng-street.
Mr. HusatssoN transacted busibess yesterday morn-
ing with the Cliawcztios of the EXCIIIQUSII, at his residence to
Downing-street.
The Duke of WiLLINGTON arrived in town yester•
day, from the Continent.
A letter from Parma stink that the Archduchess
Wyk LOUISA has just conferred upon the Imperial Prince of
At srata the collar of the Grand Ducal Order of St. George.

PARIS, AUG. 26.—Mr. MORIER, his Britannic Ma-
jesty's Consul General at Paris, and Commissioner for the liquida-
tion of the claims of British subjects, left this capital yesterday for
London, in order, it is said, to communicate personally with Mr.
Secretary CAMINO on some contested points between hint and the
French Commissioners, and to pu4 an end to them by a diplomatic
negotiation. Mr. Moatra will return to Paris with Mr. Cuomo,
who is soon expected. Apartments are ready for his reception at
the. English Ambassador's antel.—Constitutionnel.
There were three shocks of an earthquake at Bogota
on the 17th June. _ _ .

The Official Report on the disease which reigns at
Groningen, asserts, that its extent has been much ex-
aggerated—not more than one-eighth of the population
of the town have been affected by it ; that since the lOth
inst. the deat''s are on the decrease; and, finally, to
guard against the disorder, the Report recommends all
persons to avoid expsing themselves in the night ai .
The heat and drought continue excessive. The seam
boat to Arnheim has ceased to run, the water is the
river being too low for her.
Friday evening last as Mr. W. ALEXANDER was
enacting, in Carlisle theatre, the part of Rob Roy, the
scene wherein the Highland outlaw is taken prisoner
was proceeding with all its accustomed interest and
terror, amidst the volleys of firing which proceeded
from all quarters, Mr. A. received the contents of a
musket in hi. face. Fortunately, the musket was
charged with powder only. Mr. A. had put his hands
before his face at the moment, which together with his
face is disfigured in a shocking manner ; but his eyes,
although greatly inflamed, are not in danger. Mr. H.
ALEXANDER was obliged to go on with the part of
Rob Roy, and the play was deservedly received with
great applause.
VAUXHALL.—The spacious concert saloon, boxes.
gallery, avenues, &c. were all occupied on Monday
evening at an early hour. BRAHAM, SINCLAIR, Miss
TRAVIS, Miss Love, DE BEonis, &c. exerted themselves
most successfully. Vauxhall Gardens have, this season,
been raised, by the spirited liberality of the Proprietor%
to a level with the most respectable Concerts given in
the Metropolis.
COPY OF A NOTICE 'RPM THE POSTMASTER AT LtVEß-
root..—" POST OTT/C; Ave. ES, 1526.
"The Public ate informed, that on and after Tuesday, the eta
instant, the mails for Ireland, and for Chester and North
Wales, will be dispatched from this office at five o'clock, e.w. instead
of half-past three, as heretofore, and the letters for those mails must
be put into this office before half-past four o'clock.
" By command of the Postmaster-General,
" WM. BANNING, Postmaster."

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TUUM, sz SUWM, OR Rena MAN 013 OWWw---
The Archbishop of Toast embarked at Liverpool for Dublin last
week, in the St. George steam packet. It is rumoured, but we do
not pledge ourselves to the fact, that there was on board the same
vessel a poor ragged Irishman, who, like many of his countrymen,
had a smattering of Latin, which he turned to rather knavish ac-
count, by penning the following significant doggerel, addressed to
the Archbishop. Whether the latter applied to Pat we have not
yet ascertained
" If each man had Suum,
You would not have Tuum !•
But I should get Meum.
And sing a Te Deum."—Capt. Itocs's Secretary.
• It outfit to have been.lliam, but that would not rhyme.
A report prevails of the death of the Bishop of
eatcus:A.