Star.
London, England, 1810-08-14 00:00:00

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We are, as you may suppose, all life and bustle
here. It is impossible to conceive a mdte animated
scene than the town presents with the crowds of car-
riages that are constantly arriving, and the hurrying
to alai fro in quest of houses. The inhabitants are
aware of the urgent demand of apartments for a few
dav,, and therefore will not let their rooms for less
than
wee a month, unless they can get a month's payment
fora k's lodging.
The Prince has hitherto come oat only to inspect
his own Regiment ; he has at other times taken exer-
cke only in his own riding-house—curiosity has there-
fore n;)t been gratified, for it has blown so brisk a ,
gale from ;he S.W. that the ladies durst not venture
on the Downs on Friday, and indeed the tempest of
tvind was so loud, that the inteaded nuincenvres of the
Light Horse could not take place ; for though the
voice is full, clear and distinct, it wAs impos-
Prince's
sihle for the word of command to he heard from one
end of the line to the other. The Prince acted as Colo.
nel, and the regiment passed the Dake of CUMBER-
LAND As Revieveing.Gentral. During this ceremony
the Duke's hat yeas blown off by the wind several
times, as he is obliged to wear his hat easy on account
of his wounds not being quite healed. The PRINCE
aterwards inspected the Regiment, man by man.
The PRINCE has had only very select parties to dine
pith him. Friday was his largest party, and every
evening he has music.
Go Friday we had a very spirited foot-race of 120
yardb, for 200 guineas, which was gallantly won by
a gentleman, against a professed runner.
The PRINCE has about 70 Noblemen and Gentle-
men to dine with him to-day, and about 130 to-mor-
row. The town is very full. The principal Noblemen
and Gentlemen now here, besides the Princes, are
The Duke of Argyle, Marquises of Headfort and Tavistock,
Bids of Egremont, Stair, Jersey, Chichester, Yarmouth, Barry- ,
snare, Pomfret; Lords Erskine, Say and Sele, Cratitley, Kinnaird,
Peterborough, Carleton, Heath field, Keith, Clonbrock, Robert
Spencer, and Fitzgerald ; Right Hon. sir D. Dundas, Right Hon.
General Fitzpatrick, Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan, Righ: Hon.
George Tierney; Sirs C. Pole, R. Barclay, and C. de Crespigney,
pans.; Messrs. Stepney, Howerth, Heathcote, Johnstone,
AUGUST 13.—This day, at one o'clock, the Prince
of WALES reviewed the following Brigades of the
Sussex Distrtet. The line was taken up on the
Downs, neat Brighton, in the order of review :

Royal Horse and Foot Artillery.
Two Squadrons of the 10th Light Dragoons.
RIGHT WING.
std Reginient Major-General Baoorwt.
30th Regiment - a
Bedford Militia a - Brigade-Major MAVI.E.
36:h Regiment --
6th Regiment
South Gloucester Militia Major-General liourroww.
Oxford Militia
51st Regiment .

Brigade-Major RAITT.
LITT WING.
MO. Regiment - Major-Gen. Sir W. ERSKINE.
Warwick Militia -
Brigade-Major CRANE.
Leicester Militia -
IA Light Battalion King's erman Legion, Lieutenant Ge-
neral Baron ALTrri,
2d Light Battalion Kiag's German Legion, Brigade-Major
OSITT RDA.
Royal Horse Artillery King's German I.egion.
The Dukes of lonic, KENT, and CAMBRIDGE were
present. The Commander-in-Chief marched in front
of the 10th Light Dragoons. Lieut.-General Lord
CHARLES SOMERSET in front of the Right Brigade.

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PUPA MrsUlm=
PLYMOUTH' At%Ater it
it ships belonging to the homeward bound Wind.
Ward Island fleet arrived bete yesterday, with the
ALFRED, 74 guns ; the remainder of the convoy, up-
wards of 60 sail, passed up Channel, under the pro.
tection of the, POMPEE and ABERCROMBIL—SaiIed the
HAWK sloop of war for Portsmouth, and the MINERVA
frigate for the Rochefort station.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST S.
Arrived the Run. Ems); and NAIAD from a cruise.--
Sailed the TYRIAN for the Downs. His Majesty's ship
BLossom and her convoy was well on the 2d inst. off
Oporto, in lat. 40. 42. long. 10. 30. as appears by a
letter received from the Phillis, Captain JAM es SMITH,
one of the convoy, bound to Gibraltar.—WindW.

DEAL, AUGUST 13.
Wind West, blows strong : in consequence of which,
his Majesty's ships and several of the merchantmen
have struck their top-gallant-yards and masts.—Four
o'clock P. M. Wind West and moderate—the whole
of the ships ride All well."

YARMOUTH, AUGUST is.
Sailed yesterday, after post, the Dram sloop of
war, CALLIOPE, and FANCY gun-brigs, for the Baltic.
ROEBUCE, RALEIGH, and CHANTICLEER gun-brigs,
remain in The Roads.—Wind Westerly, blows strong.
Admiral MOORSOM is expected here to hoist his flag
on board the ROEBUCK, vice Admiral DOUOLAI, lately
promoted.

DOVER, AUGUST 12.
A small French privateer was lately sent in here by the Blood.
hound slnop. She had between 20 and SO bands on board. She
is a Dover built boat, and was taken by the enemy.
HARWICH, AUGUST 12.
The Auckland packet, with a mail for Gottenbargh ; and the
Diana packet, sailed yesterday, with a fair wind; soon after a se-
vere tempest came on, attended with thunder and lightning, and
heavy showers of rain and hailstones of a remarkable size—we
do not hear of any accident. No arrivals from the Continent.