Star.
London, England, 1827-07-24 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Joey a.

Oering to the rain, our Sunday's paneled.' haw bum completely
Mien up to-day. Mrs. Vitsberhert took an airtime with Lady
ICaiti,la the carriage of the latter yesterday. The health of Mrs. F.
is DOW reestablished.—Tuppen's Library was immensely crowded

last night—it was difficult to gabs admission there between nee
and eleven o'clock ; Clement White sang well, andinied great ap.
phase. The faablonable Levee, In the Romp Noma Me &num
Spa of tbe New Park, had a nantervas Muse dis waft. •

THE ARMY.
A large Detachment of Recruits arrived fa town yesterday tams-
ing. from Bristol, on route to join their.respietiOtealgs and alms.
Detachments belonging to the let, 14*.4181192mdieth )Beglmenar
of Infantry, and the East India Company's Betake, embuittaltdre
morning. on board a steam-vesoel in the River, for Graea e*.
route to Chatham.
A Detachment belonging to the 19th Hussars embarked ibis
morning, on board a steam-vessel in the River, for Gravesend, as
route to Canterbury.
Detachments belonging to the Mk lig Irlth Regiments of Fest
marched this morning, from Westminster, for Puntssneinho st
route to Albany Barracks. •
A Detachment belonging to the Ist Battelle° of the loth foot
marched this morning, from Westminster, for Portsmouth, to UM
bark there on board a steam.vessel, foe converothe to Plymileab.
Detachments belonging to the tth, I Ith, antrt3th Regliotniad
fight Dragoons, marched this morning Rini* Westrabotet, far
the Cavalry Depot, at Maidstone.
• The 2d Division of the 89d Regiment of iufatetry ththathed es
the Slat instant, on board the Flora 'transport, at Chathyp; lot At
Isle of Wight. '
One Troop of the 9th Regiment of Lancers Lambed, on Ge
19th Instant, from York, for Beverley.

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FROM THE, LONDON. GAZETTE Oi.THIS
EVENING,-JOLT

BANKRUPTCY RNLARGED.
WiMam Ikea., Great Geerge-straot, BerinonSaal 11101"4'
clues, frm July IT, to AugoK 51, at ten, at the Cisid Otr
allolopers of Ban/srart,Basingiall-street. • - • .. .c
% BANKRUPTS '".
law Maiden, late of Rio Janeiro, bot sow of the Oil di:.
ion, merchant.
Ames Harvey, Penryn, Cornwall. tanner.
John Stuttratt, Prescot, Lancaddroqmosey ac;leehor• " •
William Thomas Caupland,int* of thsgston; Is of JP
main, late partner with John Coopland, of Liverpeet, factZr,
and John close, Salomon Reinhokl, and Thomas Owe, of
Manchester;.facusrs, and carrying on badness with them in U.
vapool. under the firm of William, Thoinaa, and John Couphad,
and at Kingston aforesaid, undec the Rain, of 'Couplands mil
Company.
Thomas Paine, formerly of West-etreet, in the Parish of St. lAN
Hackney, Middlessx, late of Landon-lane, is thasaid /withal
ISaint John, Hackney, new a prisoner in the Debtor's Noce,
Whitecrow-street, Lo dos.

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Samoa Flowe,of Devoniort; Devonshire, currier.
William Booth, Duke4trtet, Manawsteneseare, bookseller sod
watiooert •
George Brow; of Banbory, Ostswdshire, miller. •

THEATRES.

THE ITALIAN OPERA,
On Saturday evening, was most brilliantly attended)
Medea had been announced as the performance- um I
the very day, when we found it changed for Seatiramidt.
PASTA was in better voice than on any former occasion,
owing to less fatigue, at this time of the season. Iln
new debutante, BRAIIBILLA, has acquired more cos. 6.
deuce, and her improvement both in acting and singing
is very great.
Mr. Esau is said to have received MOO as the ptmts
arising from his benefit. •
ENGLISH OP 1A HOUSE. •
WINTIR'S floe Opera of The Oriole w 0 performed
here last night, for the first time this season, when Miss
PAroit resumed her situation as the representative of
its heroine. Her .sipging displayed the same varied
beauties of tenderness, pathos, and 6re, which always
constituted the greatest support of the Opera.
here
charming duet with Sidney. the quartette, w she
describes the bliss which is the' ofepring of fond am-
tion, and her splendid sceaa in the last act, were an
given in her finest manner, and of course produced the
deepest effect on her audience, who were enthusiastic in
their applausi. The Opera had no change in its cast,
excepting Mr. Pawascaw's taking
the past of Sidney,
which was before in the hands of Mr. Sarto—an elan,
upon the whole, creditable to Mr. PEARMAN'S talent,.
The other parts were filled in the same effective man.
ner. which did so much credit to the house when the
Opera aas produced. Of the choral and instrumentl
departments we have also to speak in the highest terms
of commendation. The house was crowded.

SURREY THEATRE.
This little Theatre is filled every night.—Mr. Eat
Tor/ ack's to the attraction of such promising perforeles
as Wtwnst Wasr and Miss Mosrroommtv, his ow"
versatiliti of talent. His Sheva, in the Bowde, Jew,
was characterised by a strict and impressive adhertnct
to nature; an opinion which we feel inclined to egad
to Mr. Wesfs minor pa?t of Jubal.

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THE LARD HIGH ADMIRAu,
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PLYMOUTH AND DRVOSPORT ittokrrh.
rwteramit, sULT 21.
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presseee of Royalty basing diffused the most Qel3y pleanere
legyeth,sirasiks, we Were prepared for the eitaibktilm of a scene
ehigegaial piety at our Regain ea Thursday. lam the display itself
wrestled a= eaprctatlems aad we feel ogee otter inability to do
leadde le Ho beenty, variety, and Interest of the 'closeted spectacle.
wernillg opened inauspiciously, the *loads appeared in mantes
greatening heavy rain, but after a few light shelters, The rain at
are o'clock ceased altogether, and the brightening sky melted the
&Meek from their dwellings. A general mid simultaneous rush
tom all quarters was made towards the shore. and at noon the Hee,
from one end to the other, from the shore to the brow of the hill,
"gamey studded With human beings. .The surrounding emi-
nence were also occupied, as was almost every place that nom
~..gclad a vieverof the Sem& The bay keel( swarmed with boats,
winters, and salting vessels, among veld& the yachts of the Royal
facet Cleirirere distinguished by their gallant beating,fic their beau.
„rut proportions. At 12 o'clock then could scarcely have been less
tb,,,vepoopersons present. About one hundred carriages were
flared in line along the brow of the Hoe. sad marquees, booth',
refreshment', ace. were scattered in all directions.
At toff-past eleven their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
ciAggeaa. with a oumerous suite, appeared at the mouth of
ihmette in the AdMeral's bate, front the bow of which floated the
noel Standard, The barge was attended by the Lightning
meaner, followed by a line of boats containing elegant company.—
lairogiately on the Royal Party's appearing in sight. the vessels of
war manned their yarils, and commenced firing a royal salute, the
cher° which was highly imposing. Their Royal Highnesses pro,
wiled across the Sound Ds the Victualling Office steps, where they
wertmerved by the lion. Gen. Stapylton, Sit J. Gordon, and the
Wend that establishment. They walked front the landing place
ladder placed iodeout of a pate entranceto the Citadel, pre.
cried by fourteen eeeng Ladies of respectability, at . the head of
wholn was bliss Arthur. the daughter of the Mayor, dressed
Is white, who strewed Bowes* along their path. Their Royal
nightmare then mounted the ladder, and entered the Citadel, where
they were received by Sir John Cameron and his 'OflLera, the
grips at the sane time firing afro de joie, sod conducted to a
marquee erected on the south-west platform, which overlooked the
Sound and the Hoe. Here the Royal Party remained Dearly two
wars, viewing the races and cower:sing affably with these around.
At half-past two their Royal Highnesses appeared on the Hoe in
ST John Cameron's carriage, followed by several other Noblemen's
carriage, (all of company. Their Royal Highoemes were welcomed
with the most enthusiastic cheering; and. after making a tour of
the Hoe, they stopped at the Committee's stand. where his Royal
Retinas ispressed hs great gratification to Mr. lifewette the Se.
creasy, and to the Committee, at the scene he bad witnessed, and
veered into some minute Inquiries reepeethig the vessels. Ths.
Royal 'air sbonly after teturiied through the Garrison to the IMF
man Office, from whence the Duchess embarked for &Want
The Lord High Admiral kit the Citadel for Mount Wise.
I,IIIT CSAIIIINCI on.
At eleven o'olock.pretisely the following yachts started for the
Inc priset—Menal, bf Hastings, 113 tons. T. A. Smith, Esq. the
Writ. of Cows., 92 tons. Lord Belfast ; and the Arrow, of Lyn".
higtee,itt not,
.Joseph Weld, Rtst. The vend blew a fresh gale
:iron the sout.h.west. The blenat being superior in point of tom.
sage, was MAW' to carry her gaff topsail. while the Arrow and.
Barrie worked Nodar jib, foresail, and mainsail. The Menai teak
3heietA, followed by the Harriet, and neat by the Arrow, both all
I.lkiet .K*6 went to the windward of her, though the Menai Oar
'Mid to shoot rapidly a head of them. After having euse.ll
the mark beati off the eastern end of the Breakwater, the ves-
t/eh wont about,when the Harriet, being to windward, took
the lead for a ban time, bet she was soon overtaken by the
Bee, though the latter was once overhauled in fine style by
it -Harriet, in passing along the Bs eakwater. The Arrow was
at this time half a mite behind. As the sea rolled tolerably heavy,

lathe of the Menai was of great odtrootage to her, as she -went ou
ourratively steady, while the Hareiet and Arrow tumbled about
ditinich. In the second round, the Harriet carried away her
t red gam up the contest. The Mend rounded the starting boat.
de mond time at two minutes past one (tyro hours from the tints
of sating% and was declared the victor. The Atom came la two
ram arteke half after the Menai.
• .ut
• • . a •Ne THIN CLAM '
The Elizabeth, of Southampton, J. Moore, Esq. being the only
tottleuttred in the second clay% it was agreed that Abe ahould
rd with the third class, the first vessel in to Kove'the Wive
Cat, the prim intended to hays been sailed for by the second
riot, end the second boat to carry off the silver vase intended
St the third *lass. The vessels that started under this 'natio.-
alit were the Elizabeth, of Southampton, 69 tons, J. Lore,
Lithe Elisabeth, of floodgate, 42 teas. Karl Dander ; the Doi.
gliker Cowes, 56 tons, Captain Brown, R.N. the Emeralds of
Corti iS tons, J. Symonds, Esq. and the Zebra, etflouthomption,
it tom A. Ricliard.on, Esq. The vessels started at twelve o'clock,
airily she which the Emerald, which had taken the lead, broke
In tag, and was obliged to decline .he contest. The other boats
ism dashed on in five style, and a prettier race could not be ult.
ward. Mr. Idoore's Elizabeth rounded the mark boot under the
Ike, at ten minutes part one, the brat time, closely followed by
Eel Ihrnky's Elisabeth, the Dolphin, and tlie Zebra. In the
mod round Mr. Ifoore's Elisabeth cane in first. at twelve
rdastesrst two, thereby winning the Ladies' Cup. The Fail of
s Elizabeth rounded the starting•beet eight minutes after,
*identities bet to the third prise, a handsome silver va.e.
rooms CLAM.
The following boats started is half past twelve:—.PalmarLin, 21
ons, J. Hawker, E.q. Betse), l 8 too', J. ilobbard, Esq. Laura, 14
way Captain Corlri, R.N. Elizabeth, 21 tons, R. Scott. Esq. Queen
1.16,11t0u5,J. Corbett, Req. Mary, 13 tons, M. Tyera, Guernsey;
Aloclit type, Mr. Kent, Plymouth; Lierther,l4 tons. Mr. Ball
Pool 147;22 tons, I. Weld, Rua. From the number of bate be
*isms. It we. an exceedingly interesting contest, but the wind
bin" rather to., stiffly for some of the competitors. No accident
b"ftel. occurred, ezerptiug that the *lathed' carried away bee
"ow, when off the Shag retch. The Betsey came in first, and
rained the starting boat at ten 161841184 past three.
Vila TILAWLIIILIN
The following quell statrii fora parse of 30 sovereigns, at one
ram—John and Nary, as tons, Mr. Wyatt; William and Betsey,
:6 low, Mr. I. ; Ritzabeth (Ist), 55 toes. W. May ; Thomas
.nd Am, 31 toss, Mr. H. Harris; Defiance. :10 twos, Mr. T. Mart-
i r.; Joke, 27 t. os Mr. L. Its ; Speedwell, 69 tons, Mr. I.
hake; Cellintwooa, 48 tons- Mr. Stash, ; Elisabeth (2d), 44 tons,
M. T. Gibbs; and the Neatly, 41 tons, Mr. John Hooper. After
'ow good sport, the Neatly came in first at 14 minutes to four.

NOW =PAIR
Three 24. fret foor.oared sir. via. the Alert, Mr. Little ; Flora,l
Mt. Gluon& ; and Regatta, Mr. Willis, started for a purse of five
which was won In fine style by the Alert, a carrel-boat
Bail yl Waterapuu
TI; raises.
Thirst prize, the Clarence Cup. was made by Messrs fiend,*
lid *Mr*. of London. The Ladies' Cup, supplied by Mr. Mani.
47, ef Ikuunport, weighs nearly 70 ounces. The third and feiwth
!hes, s Van and Cap, were furnished by Messrs. Lampert and
101; of Plymouth. The whole have been much admired for their
ipytayriate desists and beautiful workmanship.

MIMI»
Above seventy Gentlemen sat down to dinner at the Royal Ho.
LL Lockya, Esq. in the Chair, supported by Captain Doiling,
•N. lbe table was loaded with every delicacy of the seasons "4
lomat harmony and hilarity prevailed to a late hour.
BALL—The Hall in the evening was attended b nearly 600
Gentry thLariables, comprising moat of the Nobility sad of the
hansand neighbourhood. At twelve o'clock their Royal High.
rtuts the Duke and Duchess of Clarence entered the room, where
167 remained until one, when they departed for Esaltram.
, only acc3dent which occurred at the Regattas Bed we are
L13i)13, ca 3e that this was attended by no diaatrons coosequences,
: " **wetting of a waterman, boat, coming in from his Ma-
Dryad, in the Sound, which upset In rounding Drake's
The boats of his Mar' st 's brig Reynard, Lieutenant Worth,
ten off her bottom.
FALUOUTH, JULY 22.—The Royal Sovereign yacht,
l'"ing on board his Royal Highness the Duke of OA-
14c; and suite, from Plymouth, arrived in our har-
bour 1.
hitt day. His Royal Highness will proceed on hi,
lilt of inspection to Milford, as soon as the weather be-
tclles mote moderate.—Also, the Sandwich packet,
from •
Lisboa, bringinr, the mail of the 14th inst. and
hpatthes to Cover nment Tom Sir W. 11. Ccistos,
•ternaniler of the British troops at Lisboa.

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