Star.
London, England, 1827-09-24 00:00:00

Ot Cigna* Win ./rdos tato becimritsl
anal four, amompanied byher Royal Highness the Primal Caggtoi
end one of the Mimes Fitsclarenett. Ina second emelt won
abet Royal Highness's Maids of Honour. Ilse, were trained 4
the seine manner as the Lotd High Admiral last evening.
The Durham of Clarence, who sit on the tight of the
(the blinds at the aide and front being down), acknowledged hir,„,
prated bows bet sense of the reception she had met. The pe
etsts
Carketa was also recognited in the dock-yard,and the motel „,,t
trodunblesl. This tettlitig there *lll be abaft at the Conuhis,iontr',.
The preparations for the launch to-morrow of the itoyaiGo,n,
are on the most usgoalet•in male. She lies on dit k 4
dwell opposite the Commissioner's house. The wisel
Aunt one, copper-butttuned, and ftom the image.
for the occasloo, it is anticipated that no hindtateo

will arises
is addition to those already arrived to whines the lamth. • wi
tiara !hilliness the Duke of Sumea, the Mate of liazirrt-,
the queen of Wurtemburg. the Duchess of Kent. the Prilt
Aletandrina and Fession, are expected (rem Tunbridge
Mem the 67,11writeod. LueadrellaaltsonieTes'preandted," LN:Witire on
tionarginGori.i
"mkt,' seats, revered with canvas, has been erected on -
11ae ship as it now lies in the slip. About one fourth of thlaidep
form is fur the aCcommodation of the Royal Party ; their -I'm'.
leamediately in from, so that they cars with the utrattst r,74' a.
Nowt the must asinine STaogements for this impsisitig ceregiv
A similar canopy is erected at the other side far the 'scum
of the public ; and on this occasion the Ducts are, with a
pray
worthy liberality, to be open to the pobik.
IartIADdiVrLAVIICIIING TVS 01101 PAR TN. 11101111 T..
This was the grand day, it bairns been appointed for the ha at
of the George the Fourth, of 120 suns, a new nip of miguth„d
etructure. and a more truly interesting and impoing -
we hens sever had the good fortune to witness. The keel of t'4
George the Fourth was laid in lint, and the hull has only err, 17,
costly been completed. She is rated at 120 guns, but is pitroy4
for, and can carry 156, if necessary. Her kngth in the t,ri ~
tby
feet 7 inches, and 906 feet on the gun deck. She is built un Sr
Robert Syringe plan, with a round stern, and she it comidet
to be MOIR decidedly the finest ship ever yet built for hi, st..
jescy's 'service. The prepirattuns fur bunching this stupend",,
meanies of British naval architecture were completed two day,
ago; rind at ao early hour thirmornfrig, notwithstanding the
pretends( state of the weather, thmsands of persona of I"ef
tarn and age were crowding into the town from from at ps4
of the surrounding country. A number of very elegant epa.
pages drove into the town in the course of the morning, es;hl
with the families frost the many beautiful seats winch are in tits
pan of the county of Kest. Almost as moo as day bun
preparations commented to give dist to the ioresded dm-
at Admiral
manhe Reg ent, of 120 guns. be 111 ship sit
Thomasy. T
Blackwood, who is Cassmodiminaistat the den et the
Medway, sod the rest at the as of war, was Mean ' 'low sod
brim the sailors my, most pridusely with the bps( all assienk
the Whisk colors flossitag trimphastly abet, Its tee, 4Se
sterns of some of the mablog read nem thipe. gabs Vat
erected, which were devoted to the aesemtalo is., sf the beaks
of the Naval taws ad their friends. Rochester Code, the furs
at Chathion, the Clinches, mid ail other politic sod not print
Naming,. hail colours Ins& sod the bells were set ringing at is
early hour. On shore great poiss ingswed to have been takes 's
afford every facility to the putt to winless the launch. longest
spacious galleries were erected on either skit of the comma don
Which the George the Fourth was built„amd enmesh, tvisol rob*
the gives signal to embrace her native element, and the glib MS
supported these galleries were tastefully ornamented with Rabin
Military lags, the latter cognising of the colours of the
Regiments, the 51st, Seth, 13th, rte. now quartered at
A limited number of persons also were admitted on board the wad
so be launched in her. and them canasta of the families aad finds
of Naval and Military Odom, rise Gentlemen is full dream
forms, the Ladies attired is the first style of elegance sad,fidea
At the lower extremity Oche deck next the water, an
ado of the wank was what was called the Royal , and
fitted up for the recepdan el the Lord High his Ind
Consort, and their mks, and other Foram of Animism Ili
stand was decorated in a manner similar to w ode" bet se
:vended by a glued of honour of the Royal Harbssa, sal M
13th Foot Guards were also stationed at di rom nen
to unit in preserving order. Her Royal filinesen the Babe
of Clarets« arrived at the home of Mr. Combitioner Ciatiannos
on Friday night, and slept there. This mandighte ten o'clui.fhe
Lord High Admiral. accompanied by Air. Osimininier Cabe.
ham, Sir It. &piing% Lient..Colooel Fire•Clarehom
(the builder), and other Gentlemen, went milimettke Gawp in
itFourth, and in +tend her very minutely; tad his Royal-40am
was pleased to reprices himself in terms of the highest gbilicatat
at the admirable manner in Which the tressed seas comphted in A
her pans. The party then returned to the Commii.iosersiossr,
-sired there partook of an elegant doe•out a hs icsarekette, roils
to the launch. The tide was at it. highest at a quarter past
o'clock, and that was the tinge allowed to bunch the vessel. Mt
blocks which supported the cradle were removed by the on
awn in the course of the morning, and baba but the jgger,a
it is called (a piece of wood sang as a sominne). restrained be.
At one o'clock, several tho:=ef poi* were-ettliected
and boat the dock, mad the be tithe meat sob*
kind that can be connived. air plebs were onalibll
lulled with must elegant etstsvitit—losixistable womb a
the river, gaily decorated bit ideolwa mem drawn into
art of semicircle, in the semi of 24116 the George It
Fourth was to rush into her native elsimirolbt yarda of di
imemot-war were manned by their '4 gdlsi mows" io fled
best dresses—the barge of the Admiral is commindle 'ad it
boats of other vessels of the line were Mikatihrt M
mannid—ibe quarter gallery' and deck of the Game the lead
were covered with well dressed company—while the Govarim
houses overlooking the Dockyard were filled at the windows an
even on the roofs, with Ladies and Gentlemen of rank. A bun
of wine (an interesting fact) which bad formed pan of the mad
Lord Nelson at the tinwof. his death, was lashed to the mode
vessel, and momenta with ribands for the ceremony of" addle
log, " which was to be performed by the Duchess of Chiba.
Every thing being declared to be in seediness, the Lord HAM
miral, her Royal Highness the Duchies of Omsk% Cot Fade
mote. the Duchess of Newcastle, sod some ether Ladies of BIM
Mem, Lord Darnley, Adult Sir T. Blaelliwood and his Lady, BA
Mr. Com..Cunningbam, Mc. came to the dock, sad eat
by the Guards on duty, the various hands Sarni" Cad
@Mlle King." Her Royal Highness sproaching the beir sl
the vessel, to which she was• cooductod by her Royal Hedab
Mok the bottle, sad dashing it against the stem. cedillas°
peculiar energy, " Stucco to the George the Fourth.' TO II
of the Royal Duchess was greeted with three loorl
. beeglearrr
mailtitsde. The party then retired to the Royal IS
post one, ColonelFitedmence, who was es badsmils
• quieter
tellassly of lanweleng; cub to the platform at the Mid
the vessel, and the signal being Oven, the tigger wu knedisi
and nothing then stayed her but a small line which Osha Sr
bream separated with a knife, aid in about a minute bead
began to move. • •
It is impossible to describe the ameba of delight andeilab.
dos which appeared to be excited throughout the eteemblaill!
at this moment. The superb vessel moved slowly at first, betas
Increased velocity at every foot. and at length glided into the AIM
of which she is destined to be at me the pride end the omen"
M so majestic a manner, that the effect co those who simnel:
seine was irresistible. Dobbs& shoots trot the airs eta '1
asiaalisa:,l°isellacedwis:valingellisilkeersalevery dir4 ilection—tusza:. ba and
wds at handkerchiefs,
playing “ Rule Brigands's." The George the Fourth was id"
moored alongside the Mbar hulk is a few minutes.
cualmiant isar7sitoneookaa tbseot's
basse.ettelna ,ssitytuous.lir
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Unitenaot Cole, who lately attended the Lord High Admiral
his tour of inspection, as lint Lieutenant ht the Royal Se!ie
yacht, was is waking, and at three o'clock Ms Royal BMW*
attended by Sir If. Owen and °there, went doves the River soliltd
the guns on board the Isis, on a new pelsdpk, by Cape& Jam.
shall. The Isis, as well as the Regent (the Hon. Sir H 111"1'
wood's Ragohip), received the Lord High Admiral wider a ssisw
of 21 guns each, yards toMbed, Ae.
After this inspection, the
/loose. Chatham, where Sir Heart mad Lady Blackwood ear
taioed the Royal party, with several other perussoldislomesto
Moor. ball, and supper. Royal Dukepenmed a the Admink!
Toisionow their Royal Highnesses will Attend Mho 11.4"1
on batted hit Maiesty's ship Prince Regent, after which biotin!!
busts will bold a Levee for Half.pay Naval Moen. Ism
obsesses their Royal Hiehoesses bead to proceed to SM
ArdaMdl
Chelan's. On Mooday the Duke will inspect the
Ships, at Chatham • Tuesday, that of Sheerness, Wag' will
alleoessibillidistiothirthinamoniwkilLy. he gives d
sevdiaentg his
er thile"0"111111 ed
• Amber. to the Nobl'enwe and Gainey. together with.the Narleam
Many °Mons. Oet Wediseeday the Royal Duchess wit JFr!
the sew colours to the Royal Marines, to the Insignia ael"_!,.7
globe, as emblesnatiod of their services in all parts of the wen.
will oa added, with an appropriate motto. Their Royal Hogiossis
shin pri.cosd to Cobham Had, the tesidente ot Lord Dal akl•