Star.
London, England, 1817-09-27 00:00:00

JERSEY, SEPTEMBER 20.

A notification was received late last night from
Gtternaey, by the Lii utenant•Governor, Major-Gene-
T4l Gouomi, that his Royal Highness the Duke of
OLM:C:EsTER would sail Isom thence early this day for
lersey. Ti e whole town is in motion. The square
HO with Ladies and Gentlemen, tic military, and
all on the alert, impatiently waiting for the signal of
two t tins to be. fired Item the Fort, and the hoisting
i!;e Royal standard at the signal post, to announce
tirst arpearance of his Royal Highness in the
r,,v. •i•he day is excessively hot, and not a breath
at wind, and, as it i► now three o'clock, it is thought
thA his Royal Highness will not be able to arrive
live before late to-night. CHARLES 11. :v.4 here for
some time, but since that period this Island has not
bc:n !•onoured with the presence of any of the Royal
.miily of England. They talk of an illumination

v-vignt.
i..tin o'CLoac.—This moment the signal guns
tieJ, and the Royal Standard is displayed. The
heming the Royal Standard on her top-mast,
Das 3.i.t tinned Norman Point. The populace rushed
la ctowsis to the pier, and all the beauty and fashion
of the Island were assembled on the high ground
ever the Pier, and even on the pinnacles of the rocks.
The cutter, however, made but little way, and at a
little aster five, the Royal flag was bliiited to the ten-
oared barge, that now began to approach the Castle,
notwithstanding she had to row against the tide.
Not a breeze the water. the sun was just set-
ting, every thing was still and calm. The view from
the Bay M Si. Aubin's; of the town of St. Helier,
snd the rich and diversified scenery of the grAnd am-
phitheatre of nood.crowned hills that unite with the
town of St. Aubin's on the other point of the Bay,
El zabedi Castle proudly standing in the midst of the
water, with tine multitude of spectators covering the
shore, &c. must have presented a scene civilly
rand, novel and interesting to his Royal Highness.
the barge passed Elizabeth Castle, a Royal salute
Uai tired. His Royal Highness was landed on the
:.i.cky beach at the back of the pier, where he was
received by his Excellency the Commander•in•Chief
and Staff, under a salute from the horse artillery of
t!.e town militia. His Royal Highness was dressed
in a blue coat with a red collar, and no otherwise
eistingui,bed than by his star, and the polite man-
na in which he bowed to the shouting populace.—
His Royal Highness, with the General, walked up
rocky steep to where the General's open carriage
iced to receive them. His Royal Highness got in
1 the General followed, and placed himself uppo-
to the' Royal Duke, who, however, requested
to sit next to him, when two of the Duke's suite
' the carriage. The whole then proceeded to
2n, through two lines of infantry, of the 55th
Town Regiment, their bands playing is God save
King," and thus attended by an innumerable
they proceeded to Government House.
Roy al Duke is to remain there during his stay in
islaud. An elegant dinner was provided, and a
company invited, amongst whom were Me. Le
in, the Lieutenant Bailli, Mr. DUMARISQ. the
Is Procureur-General, the principal Staff, Scc.
town was brilliantly illuminated.
Suimae.—lt was expected that the Royal Duke
vld have attended the English service at Church,
lo'clock, but he went to the French service at
At one, his Royal Highness went •to Fort
, where he was received with a Royal salute
the tort ; the five companies of the Sidi, sta-
I there, passed his Royal Highness in slow and
time, and then advanced in line with a general
His Royal Highness, attended by General
kc. rode afterwards to Grouville, where he
a visit to General Sir Hacitioue Tullman, and
some sefreshment. He then went to Mount Or-
examined those superb remains of Nur-
mtiquity, and returned at x late hour to dinner
iment House.
r.—At eleven this morning the States, in
e, waited oa his Royal Highness with an
to which a gracious answer was returned.
ids gave audience to several Naval Of&
others. At one he rode out, attended by
3 and others of his suite, and the whole
2 island, to visit St. Peter's Barracks, Bouilly
/U. To-night his Royal Highness honours
Hotel with his presence at a Subscription Ball.
3w his Royal Highness expects to take his
Ire for Guernsey, where the frigate waits to
him to Weymouth.

new Plan of Peilornsance at the English
vas acceded to by the audience last night,
slightest opposition.
appeared at the Bfighton Theatre, for
lime, on 'Thursday night, in his favourite
•of the Actor V' ell Wed. The House was
in every pan—a thing rather unusual at

Thursday afternoon. a most despe-
battle was fought in a field near bow
, between fed= Maulosa, a young Jew, and
Salsas, a young waterman, for ten guineas
After a must desperate battle, Mendoza was
the victor, on account of Salmon not being
forward in time in the last round, both
period being scarcely able to meet each other.
Itleman was observing that he never knew
so dull as at the present moment, " there
isiness stirring of any kind." •' That is not
correct," replied his friend ; " I was in the
other day, and observed an unusual bustle at

, Offices, occasioned no doubt by the
of the present Scheme, which only con-
'l%) Numbers, and yet possesses SIX Prizes
1! whilst at the same time there are nearly
ran to One Blank."

Governments of the Russian Empire
with the greatest success, against the bite of
a plant called Alisiaa Plantago. This plant
ly persons who use it immediately after
tin, but even those in whom the hydrophobia
• taken place. A particular Account of
into be found in the itemize of the Eco-
Society of Petersburgh, part 3, book 8, pAgf
year 1809.

morning, at eight o'clock, two fellows,
uren loitering about the house of Mrs. Smith,
Clituchstreeti Paddington, found means to
• &avant maid having left the street.door
and they stole a silver teapot and two wine

the rocky steep t
cited to receive
- ad the General
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meted the cirri.
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nd Town Regit
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altitude, they
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