Star.
London, England, 1827-07-13 00:00:00

(d wherec procetsied tO inspect the :ctallig'
o,fice, re was received by Commissi.V netu Sir rJ.
csordnn, and the Officers of that establishment.
Hier haring inspected the whole of thestores, dec. his
goial Highness returned to MoUnt Wise, after a day
dont activity and exertion. In the evening hisßoyal
'Philos honoured Major General Sir John Cameron,
with his company to dinner at the Lieutenant Governor's
Kruse in the citadel, where a select party were invited
te /wet his Royal Highness. At a little after six o'clock,
ouies were posted at the corners of the streets through'
which his Royal Highness was to pass, and the:avenur-
toiling from Hoe-street to the citadel Was lined on each
.Je by the 9th Regiment. About seven o'clock, his
leo Highness; attended by Earl Noithesk, art ived in
,he Ea, carriage and fent, and was received .alOng•
thelineand at the gate-with a general salute. Imam.
iittely on his Royal Highness's passing the inner gate
eftheCitadel, the standard was hoisted, the guns on
*ramparts conimenced*Riing a Royal salute, and the
bled struck up God save the King, which was continued
'artist his Royal Highness deXcended from the carriage
end entered the honse. An immense concourse of
people of all classes thronged the streets through which'
Sit Royal Highness passed, the house tops were covered
with spectators, and the most enthusiastic cheering be.
teshe the feeling with which the Royal visitor was
welcomed to the ancient and loyal Borough of Ply-
mouth. Between 10 and 11 o'clock his Royal High.
"ss left Citadel, and returnesl to the yacht, having
in his wai hontsuredwith a visit • Mr.-Backwell's baths,
u,der Mount Wise, and which were tastefully illumi-
rated fir the occasion. '
Yesterday his Royal Highness inspectid the Dock-
prJ, and in the evening entertained a large patty at
date on board the yacht. Tickets were issued to the
Admiral and General, the Heads of Departments, and
the Field Officers of the Army and Royal Marines.—
Ibis day his Royal Highness will inspect the Royal
Maine Corps in the Barrack-square, at ten o'clock, in'
betty marching order, and also the quarters; after
which his Royal Highnesi will partake of a ddeune
with the Officers in their mess room. At two o'clock
the corps will march to the Hoe, where they will be
reviewed in light order by his Royal Highness.—
lo the evening his Royal Highness will dine with
the Plymouth Natal Club at Whiddon's • Royal
Hotel. To-ny rrow his Royal Highness will inspect
tie Royal Naval Hospital, Gunwharf, &c. and in the
evening dine with the Mayor and Corporaticin of
thisdorough. On Saturday it is presumed that his
Royal Highness will go to meet her Royal Highness
the Duchess of Clarence on thenew Totnes road;
.and
that returning, these illustrious 'Persons will open the
New Laira Bridge, an event which is expected to take
place between four and six o'clock in the afternoon.—
Sonday their Royal Highnesses will attend Divine Ser-
vice on board the Britannia flagship. His Royal High-
ness the Lord High Admiral will see Officers at 'the
Admiralty House, on Saturday and Monday next, at
nine o'clock in the morning.• His Royal Highness in-
tends making the yacht his residence, until the arrival.
aF the Duchess.

We have been informed that her Royal Highness the
Dachess of Clarence will, on Monday next, give audi-
ence at Mount Edgecumbe to the Naval Officers in
commission, and their Ladies. His Royal Highness is
accompanied in his visits by the Earl of Errol, Mr.
Sydsey, Col. Fitz-Clarence, Rear Admiral Sir E. Owen,
Wit th Doaglas, Mr. Barrow, and Sir Wm. Hoste.
%have much pleasure ih stating that the Committee
of tbeßymouth and Devonport Royal Regatta have
mired a letter from Earl Northesk, stating that his
Lordship has been commanded by the Lord High Ad-
miral, to inform them, that his Royal Highness has
been pleased to give a cup of 50 guineas, to be sailed
tor at the approaching Regatta.
The Field Officers of the Garrison, met yesterday
rurniig, to make arrangements for a dinner, to the
Lend Hugh Admiral.
While we announce the arrival of the Lord High
Almiral at this port, we cannot refrain from expressing
oar heartfeltpleasure at seeing hisßoyalHighness looking
xi well, and in such excellent spirits. His Royal High-
ue rejoice to say, is in perfect health.—Plymouth
Jourtal.

CHELTENHAM, JOLT n.
Dis Duke of Glocester visited the Charitable Repository, estab-
bltd in this town for er.couraging Industry, and for relieving pri-
me disnew, and presented the Inctitution with a liberal donation.
Ha final Highness has also contributed to others of our local In-
since his arrival here to drink the mineral waters.

COKONER'S INUEST
ON THE UNFORTUNATE SUFFERERS AT MDR&
LET BANK.

In order that the bodies of the unfortunate sufferers
might be interred, the Coroner, J. MILNE, Esq. held
an inquiry on view of them on Sunday last, at the Star
and Garter Inn, in Tyldesley, when the following wit-
wises were examined :
John Lever, a mechanic, deposed that, a few minutes
before six o'clock on Friday morning, the 6th instant,
Le was in the engine-house of the factory of Messrs.
Kettiley and Co. cotton-spinners; he had thought some.
tb, Ug was wrong, and was telling Guest, the engineer,
"suspicions, when suddenly the boiler nest to the old
ktr'll burst, and blew up all the rooms that were situ-
ated about it, causing the deaths of John Guest, the engi.
neer, and nine of the seventeen girls that were working in
thehighest room; he has since examined that part of the
Vsiler which remained uninjured, and found that the
vital catastrophe was occasioned by the deceased Win.
G"stharrng,,mated to open the valve. The deceased
was it sober, sWul and steady man.
John Stanfield, manager of the factory in question,
vas Lest examined who said, that at the time of the
accident he WAS in his own house, which is near the fac-
tory, and hearing a most tremendous explosion, Ire
no out, and ascertained that the boiler had burst,
,d blown tip part of the factory. The engineer
!as lying dead near tire door of the engine.house, and
1,'1114u several of the workpeople were buried under
_ ruins, be got assistance, and used every exertion
euricate the unfortunate people; this being done
;t Covered that the engineer had not drawn out
Covered
To the best of his knowledge the boiler,
0) rs" to its bursting, had not been used for a week.
1,: .sursday he and the engineer set the boiler a-going;
rt were three boilers, but generally never used snore
sera" two keeping the one in reserve.
'sli bents all the evidence that was Seemed neces-
a,l4 Jury immediately found a verdict in the case
til and all of the persons killed..." That the de-
:bed died in consequence of injury received by the
,41):44") of a steam engine boiler at the cotton works
hoinas Kearaley and others, at Tyldesley, in this
l~uorl' —lllantAwer Herald, July 12.