Star.
London, England, 1827-07-28 00:00:00

lIPINDITURII.

fhttimate of Expences for 1027, correcting of a mistake in the ge-
neral e.timate of espences for 11137. in each of the Departments
of the Administration of the Republic.
Foreign Department
Home ditto ....
War ditto
Marine ditto* 919,711 0
Finance dittnt
Interest for Debt 1,1100.000 0
,I per Cent. towards the loubtjair
liquidating the said Debt ......,.".

51.5590.0

•• —,
.. . ,
_...• DeL:11..410,1111 Oi
Errata which require emending M emegethantes published in
termer Gazettes. • . :... .
In the note oa the Marine Darrimmet, It state' that "If it

tai Imre* lo equip anti Oita -ail Qv Vessels of Wet, t
astimstes be increased t. 4.e60.40 4*. 11.104:.
In the 6 drawl betweentO• iletienates fee the leers
18884041.101114,4 t wan& Llau,s— 's
Zitimue for 11118....... t. 6 . 840,0•274
Date
'
• 8,937,1198 411
• It ought on the contrary to be, 1826 15,487.710 31
and for 1827 ••.• 8450,027,7
With this alteration in the Rodman, thr-following remit-Will be
produced, ,Is.—'fiat the difference In favour of the Republic in
the present year, compared with the preceding, amounts testae sum
of six millions nine hundred and ninety one tkusisand, iijlt hen-
dred and eighty nine dollars, three resit, demonstrated thus—
Estimate for 1128. ....... 15,487;719 3i
Ditto 1827 rattled ........ 8,49L822 Oi

(amnia is d(swillia). Dol. 6.991,927
Congress wort at Bogota on the 12th instant for the dispatch of
hositras. Its attentioo has been chiefly occupied with the resigns.
thin of Bolivar. ' • '
• In the event of Its being, necessary to equip and arm an the
Vessels of War belonging to the Republic, the Estimate for the
Marini Department will be increased to 2,026,422 dol. 6 rs.
1. Should-the emigres( detegroinuto continue the temporary sup-
pressi..in of Certain branches of the nuance Department, and she
diminution of, public furictleuaries, decree-Om the 23.1 November
last by the Libetator President, then the estimate for this depart.
ment-will be is above stated; hut should it resolve differently,
decreeing the-establishment of the sakes and•pisblic
created by the 'sluing laws, theft the explore will be increased
to
632,732 7, according co an appretimatilig calculation which has
been made ; because, on account of the distuebonces. which have
prevailed in the Republic, the requisite data for calculating with
precision the particular esPenceiiiif each Ake (data absolutely ne-
cessary for forming this estimate) laas.nut bewareceivaL . ,

111011 THZ JAMAICA PPPPP Ot TM; ILMTIA JOMM.
We were yesterday favoured with the perusal' of Panama and
Otrayquil Papers to the with vit. received via Ciuthagena..
The
anziliat y, troops had arrived at Gtiayilitsil on did ktb of Apt 11, under
General ilestetrigb, consisting of the ,hattalions of .Vencedoc, Car-
-1 races', Aarnara, and four squadrons of bowers. The csammanding
Officer and the heads of the authorities at aramil wer•hunmc-
diately displaced, and General LAIMar war appointed- Conaiwander-
in-Chief. As tranquillity was completely rostafttitie mar were
to proceed on L'Aosuot. • •
,- •
4).stract of a letter fen.- et: Georges,'llatilit fob June:—' A
slight shock was Irk there, shoat half.past OK kw: on Toesdays
The rains which coaginned)(411111n•Illo neighbouring parishes, 3 .
prodlictive aMeitimahle henefit to the room crops."
, .

Tug LORD HRili ADMIRAL.

MILFORD, Jim,' 2S.
At half-pact fur so'cle,cit• yesterday eftetnnon," hie'
Royal Highness left the Sovereign yacht aad landed at• tb. Dock-
yard, where he was received by the °Metre of that establiihment,
the Lord Lieutenant of the County, in full indium, Lord.
Cawdor And Kensington, Sir Charles Taylor and Christopher Cute.
a Committee of the Navy ltu.wl, Captains B wetter, (.uper-
intendent of quarantine) Lloyd;_and Weobly PA-ay, the Castle-
martin Yeomanry Cavalry, and an immense twitcher of spectators.
:The Duke was dressed Witte uniform of; an Admiral, with bis
star on his left fittest; and looked uncommonly well His' Royal
Highness inapected the Dock-yard its ell its departments, and
agent some tittle about the ruins of the old fort, relative to the env-
don of the !Mended bairacks. At twenty minutes past five, his
Royal Hightsis left the Dock yard' in Lord .Cswdor's carriage
and four, escorted by the Yeomanry Cavalry, and proc,wiled to
4taci poly Court„,rpere the Duchess arrived oil the 931. Ilis
TrOjal Highness was received Okla cordially by a loyal -Wel h
public with shouts of applause, which was graciously aelitt tv-
ledged by the Doke.ln repeatedly bowing to the crowd. The
benignity of his Royal Highness s behaviour wade here has .o
endeared him to his fellow subjects, that whi'e life 11'611 he
may command their services. At ten o'clock this morning, the
Lord High Admiral, in i carriage and four,' arrived at the Dock-
yard from Stackpole Court, at.d immediately went au board the
Royal Sovereign Yacht, where his Royal Highness was received
with a salute front the l'rocris sloop, each vessel having its yards
manned. At half past ten, tie Weaxle sloop arrived at the Dock.
yard. and on coming to, lowered her topsail, and saluted the Lord
High Admiral with 19 goat. At a quarter past 11,bis Boys! Highness
left the yacht, in. the Meteor steam•sesiel, and came down to survey
the Harbour and Quarintine Establishment, where Capt. Boochier
was in attendance. His Royal Highness seemed pleased with the
cleanliness and good older displayed on the Quarantine ground.—
'r he Duke was saluted, bete by three cutters. H.ving completed
the. aurvey; Ms' RoyarHlghness returned to the Dotk-yard, and
held A levee fur NavaroMccrs at two o'clock.
ANOTIItik• LETTER, DATED Ji:LY 26.
The Watch of his Majesty's ship Ciarence,.of 54 guns, at the
King's Yard, Pembroke iamb, in the presence of the Loan Hum
Amanital. of F.rCIAND, his Royal Consort the Duchess of Cutups;
all the Nobility and Gent!). of the neighbourhood, and at least
twenty thousand spectators, took place yesterday. •
At 5 rat. all was anxiety and bustle: the Lord High Admiral
r came ftom on board the Lightning, the Weasel, Procris, Ste.
saluting, and Went to the Comet steamer, which itnniediatery
itawkd on shore, clone to the slip of the Royal William, where he
was met by his Royal Consort, from Stackpole Court, Lord and
Lady Cawdor, •Lbrd Kensington, Sir John and Lady Owen, Me
W. W. Wynne, Si-Charles Taylor, &c. A little before six, the
Lord High Adviral„has Royal Consort, &c. came on shore, and
proceeded to the bow ofixisa Viiirence, where the Du. hem, assisted
by Sir Byam Martin, pyrierowd, the ceremony of chrittentn; tilde
most beautiful ship. Thqsmailet along to the bow by a single green
cord, was put into the harid,of tint Dueller* by Sir Byant Martin,
and her Royal Highneitawung It trith greifeiactness against the
centre of the bow, when it briAeld pieces. ThiA done, their Royal
Highnesses. &c. returned on 'ard the Comet, to view the launch.
The Royal Booth, erected for the occasion, lined with variouslitgi
from top to bottom, having his 124jekty'eArms' richly, gilt, and a
board with the words " Hearts pt Oak" over it, was ochplid by
the most distingoisked Ladies preseht t the otbef booths, which
were so coostructed as triensure.ease and safety to the Beauty and
Fashion with which they were iso numerously adorned, were ap-
propriately fitted • up. • . From five to six, the blocks übder the
Clarence were being cut away, from No. 1 to 36, by about a dozen,
of the best shipwrights belittling to the Yard, and she became
nearly supported by the,cradles. The remaining blocks, Nes 37,
U, 59, and 40, were then split, agreeable to the orders of Mr.
Roberts, the master ship-builder, through Mr. Thomas, the fore-
mac of the Yard. At half-past six, a messenger from the .tern
of
the Clarence announced that the height of water in the Dock was
17 feet. -This was eonsldered by Mr. Roberts sufficient the
launch, when the words " Knock away the Dogs Shorn was
given. This became unnecessary, as they both icontediatelyslielf.
at the same instant, on the supporter,' being hauled away; did,
before the words " Where are thi 'screws r were out of Mr.
Roberts's mouth, she was percelvedgently to move, and compivibli.
as it wets to launch hlrself—Mld wit wart with kw, while
swims, the greatest altiliand credit of tire concerned in the
pU
sting and building of this fine whip. :A little anxiety appeared
the countenances of diode immediately connected with the launch,
but it vanished the moment The dogs shores fell.
Her entrance into that element, to which she will alwayi be as'
ornament, was•truly• grand and majestic beyond description. 14i to,
the time of launciiing, anxiety so strongly and generally prevailed
-sr to anise an Anion dead silence; but in an: instant .afterwards,
the acclamations of not leaf thin *went, thousand of Ms Majesty's
most loyal suilects; the continued firing sif guns on board the men-
of-war cutters and pleasure yachts, &c. bands of music playing on
heard the latter and the private steamers, was deafening bathe-ex-
treme, and which continued until the Led High Admiral add his
,Royal Contort left the Yard,whies they did about a quarter.hefore
seven, in hetr travelling baroucbe, drawn by four hired hums,
escorted by the Pertibtuke hesnartry Cavalry, and followed by
those of Lord Cawdor, Lend Kensington, G. H. Phillips, Esq. Ste.
for Stackpole Court, welter* the Lord High Admiral will hold a
Lore this day.

'Prince LEOPOLD lett his seal at Claremont yesterday
morning for the Royal Lodge in Windsor rub, on a visit to
the KING. •
The Duchess of KM?. together with the P.incess
Vic-roam, -the Princess - Firciaoam, and the Prince laustaloas,
are staying at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor Park, on a visit to
his Mali:OTT.
Mr.-CANNING •entertaired the American Minister
and a select Party to Dinner, on Thursday, at the seat of the Doke
of Davoassizaa, at Chisirick. .
The Esrl of CHtirritIMILLU gave a Grard Ball and
Supper, yesterday evening, at Chesterfield House, South' Audley-
-1
estreeti which was attended by upwards of Y() distinguished
Fasblonablea. ..
Lord HOLLAND enteitaitteJ the Duke of BEDFORD
'and a dlgingobbed party to dinner yesterday. at Holland House,
Kensington.