Star.
London, England, 1821-07-31 00:00:00

NEST COWES, JULY 30.

The moorings were laid down on Saturday even-
ing nearly opposite to his MAJESTY'S cottage here,
for the Royal George yacht to anchor. As soon as
his MAJESTY arrives at Portsmouth, he will imme-
diately embark and sail for West Cowes. His cot-
tage is prepared for his reception, should he wish to
go ashore; but, if the wind be favourable, he will sail
for Dublin without delay.
Mr. PELHAM sailed yesterday in his beautiful
yacht, the Falcon, for Spithead, in order to be pre-
sent to receive his MAJESTY on his embarkation.—
He has three or four guns on deck to participate in-
the Royal salute, and intends, if possible, to keep up
with his NlAresrY's yacht during the voyage. But
if the wind be propitious, the Royal George is so
amazingly swift a sailer, that she will outstrip all
the private yachts, and will render it difficult even
for the convoy to hold her in view. The whole of
the Yacht Club will be at Spithead this evening ; but
it is not yet certain how many of them will attend the
tso to Ireland. Their vessels are all well filled with
brilliant visitors, the friends of the distinguished
owners; and the Falcon is so much crowded, that
some of the Officers are obliged to sleep on deck.

THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA.

RAMSOATE, JULY 29.

Her Royal highness the Princess AUGUSTA and
suite arrived here last evening, about seven o'clock,
and having alighted at the Pier House, her Royal
Highness was received by Captain M'Cuu.oett, of his
Majesty's ship SEVERN, who escorted her to the boat,
amidst a concourse of several thousands of spectators,
who thronged the Pier and Yard. As it was low water
at the time of her arrival, the Admiralty yacht had
been moored at a short distance from the harbour;
her Royal Highness embarked in the SEVERN'S boat,
accompanied by Baton LINSINCEN, we believe, the
Officers in full uniform, and crew neatly dressed hr
the occasion, and was rowed off, greeted by the cheers
of the assembled multitude.

A cold dinner was provided in the yacht, which
sailed soon after she was on board, and as the wind
was fair, she will most probably reach Ostend this
morning. Her four carriages and luggage were sent
by the Eliza packet, Captain FOSTER, which had been
hired for the purpose. Twenty-one rounds of can-
non were fired by the Pier guns, and a salute was
given from Wellington-crescent when her Royal
Highness entered the town. A great number of flags
and oak boughs were hung across the streets through
which she passed in her way to the Pier, and every
mark of joy and respect that could strew the attach-
' ment of the inhabitants of Ramsgate to the Royal
Family was exhibited on this occasion.

The Marquis Of LONDONDERRY, Lord MARY-
BOROUGH, and several other official Gentlemen, as-
sembled yesterday morning, between eleven and
twelve o'clock, at the Earl of LIVERPOOL'S house in
Whitehall, where they continued till nearly two,
when they adjourned to the Foreign Office, where a
Cabinet Council was summoned to meet at two o'clock,
The Council continued an unusual protracted discus-
sion, their deliberations not terminating till a quarter
past six o'clock.
Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL and Viscount SID-
MOUT!I had audiences of his MAJESTY, at his Palace
in Pall-Mall.

The KING received visits yesterday from the Duke
of YORK, the Duke of CLARENCE, the Duke of C.l NI-
BRIDGE, the Duchess of GLoccEsTEn, and the in-
cess SOPHIA.

Yesterday the Duchess of KENT, accompanied by
the Princess VICT3RIA and the Princess Eia.,ootte, vi-
sited the Duchess of CLA RENCE.

The reigning Duke of SAXE MEININGEK, accom-
panied by his sister the Duchess of CLARENCE, %vent
yesterday to view the Royal Military School at
Chelsea.

Mrs. HOPE'S Rout last night, in Mansfield-street,
Cavendish-square, was attended by upwards of •3(X)
distinguished Fashionables.
Lord and Lady Dynevor and family leave town on Thursday
next, for their seat, l)ynevor Castle, South Wales.
The 31archioness of Huntly and family left town yesterday,
for Scotland. _ .

The Earl and Countess of Wemyss and the Ladies CharteriN
left the Royal Hotel, S. Jatne.,'s-street, on Sunday, for their
seat in Scotland.

Lord and Lady Montague and the Ladies Scott left The-
mas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, yesterday, for their seat, Long
Ditton, Berks.

Prince Nicolas Eaterhazy and suite leave town on Saturday
next for Ireland.

The Earl and Conntess of Scarborough and family have left
town for their seat in Nottinghamshire, for the season.
Sir George Cooke, Bart. left town yesterday for Portsmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Herry Baring and family left their house in
Berkeley-square yesterday, for their seat, Somerley House, near
Ringwood, llants.
George Wilbraham, Esq. and family left town yesterday, for
their seat in Cheshire.

Arrivals at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—Hon.
Admiral Woodhouse, from a tour; Hon. Miss Codrington, from
her seat in Surrey.
Departures from ditto :—Earl of Meath, for his seat in Ire-
land ; Sir Edward and Lady Elizabeth Baker, for the German
Spa ; Captain Haggerstein, for Scotland ; Hon. Mrs. Grosvenor,
for her seat near Southampton ; A. Wright, Esq. for Cambridge;
H. Hammond, Esq. for his seat in Kent; Commissioner Briggs,
fbr Kent. _ - _ -

Sir Simon and Lady Clarke, and family, left town this day
for their seat, Oak Hill, Herts.
Departures from the Brunswick House Hotel, Hanover-
square Prince Partanna and suite, for Sicily ; Count Zamoisky,
for Poland ; Rev. Mr. Westcomb, on a tour; C. C. Western,
Esq. M.P. for his seat in Essex.
Arrivals at ditto : Sir Charles Blois Bart. from his seat in
Suffolk ; Captain Blake, from Ireland; M'lCnight, Esq.
from ditto.

Prince Hatzfeldt and suite left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-
street, yesterday, for Berlin.
Departures from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street : Sir Wm.
Parker, Bart. for his seat in Suffolk; J. Shuttleworth, Esq. for
his seat in Lancashire.

The Mayor and Aldermen of Oxford have left the British
Hotel, Jermrs.atreet, for Oxford.

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