Star.
London, England, 1828-08-05 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH. AUGUST 2.

Thursday morning, soon after ten o'clock, ter Royal
Highness the Duchess of OARS:Mc her Royal mother, sister, sad
osite, toob their departure from Mount Edgcumbe in the Admiralty
barge. and proceeded to &onebouse. under the firing of a Royal
salute from sleant Edgcumbe and bluetit Wise. Their Royal',
Highnesses were received on landing at the Admiral's Hard, by
Lint. General.Sw JOHN CANIROW, Colonel Bauisnscae, Colonel
klintansas, and several other Staff Hikers. Four carriages weie
waking for their Royal Highnesses, in which they proceeded at:a
slow pace through Stonebouse' escorted by these officers. The road
was lined on tither side by theltille Corps and the Royal Marines,
the band of which, !stationed at Stoneham Turnpike, played " -Goo
save the Kink" The. line of troops was kept from the Admirer
Hard, Stonebouse, throigh the street* Of Plymouth, to the
bridge, each soldier being placed ten Mesa apart. The babies im-
mediately in the live of the precession were crowded with specta-
tors, handkerchiefs were waved from the windows, and nags were
displayed m conspicuous pans of the town Her Royal Highness
returned the salutations of the makkude by frequently bowing as
the carriage passed along. Shortly -before twelve the Royal party
passed over the Lairs-bridge to &Abram, and after honostriog the
Countess of Hamer with a short visit, proceeded on their way to
Loudon.

The Earl of .HADDINGTOSI has. to his tenantry in
raw Lothian, given handsome &decrial* fressAbllir MP *Oa ac.
moat of the failure of the crops for the rwo last years.
The Right Hon. Lord Dolmen's rent. day for the
Aske estate was beid on the 24th of July,wben his Lortithipineitsmd
las agent so ketuni to hie. oeveral tenants front 12 to 15 per Cm*
At the hoe norKt of the Hon. Mr. Wesson. hi re•
turned his tenants 10 Peitisit. upon their ball-year's rent.
The monument erected to the semory of the pliant
Sir Turmas Pscrox, at Carmarthen, was opened to the public
last week.

•
Dr. Somata., the sew Bishop of Cues Tau, we ender.
stand, continues to boil' the Prebendal Stall' of Diarbant,lbe ann.
laments of *bleb have always been reckoned to eiWtd three:Moe:
land pounds a year. • • • •
Tuesday last, his Grace the Duke if Norrirolczett.
'Apo gave so elegant mien:hareem at Alemick. Cm*, ton select
party of kerty.llve . including Mr Joint and laedy•lhrunimannalir
Davie and Lady forty-five,
the Right Worshipful the Moyer id
tivcarri.s, and Mm. itayetesat WNW, Meets; and three Its.
uns; Alm Ay,ltssa Mr. and Mrs..Sbßrlß.ot Newctstle,
several alb. Aldermen, //Lc.
II to JA *lf 110. Jv II 0:-..qh; fallowing British vessels,
se beg mader adjudication for err attempted. breach of blockade.
Wee just bees liberated by a decree bt the gevevntrent, 4nd an
indemnity. is to be.naade. visea-Stag, Atlantic, and Utopia. the
John, the George. the Coquette, Henry and Isabel, are condemned
to the captors, against winds the British ,Minister bas professed.
Three French, and one Anlelieut Matte Obliged the same tate.
I. Itspripi Joke De UPlosA at Vora Cruz,
*hick bar ',hen keen denominated the Qlhraltar of America,
nitate lbfibeass Iti-pouudera, besides Mortars and small cannon,
aati is *aid coe the Apani.t. :Government, at different periods, the
Mormons Inns of f0.n00,600 dollars.
who are no
Socumlno harM'thalibned"ll/2
kftaianetios people, account for shoofly% or falling stars in tbe fat
imetng meaner : The devils. according 40 their opinion, are a very
11444 beiogs, who endeavour toucans w the consteilo,l
tk'us, whence they may pry into the actions, and overheir the tia.'
touter of the inhabitant. ut heaven, aid perhaps succeedin draw-
ill them Into temptation. The suave. who keep watch and warn
aver the eonsteuatioo., hurl a few i.l <be smaller orders of Oars at
Aces .sabitious 'piths, and the. prodirce those trailing fires that
stresalin clear *Tint over tbesty.--qamiLis Wasify Rett.w.'

VAUXIi4I.to GARDENS, .
-
in'onc Tait aceneat of this place of public entert-aiw!
ment we Mentioned. amongst 'the novelries.helsi forth-.
to attract anfrimu,e,ll4ejkoblicokspecres of " Lottery,"
opened to the vtaitolt *lto paid, and containing d. zens
of champaigne, clash% obits Amy, &c. Last even-
ing, although Vie weather was somewhat unfavourable
at the commencement, and Weans@ worse A- the night
advanced, the arfle ;species of toner; n was continued
There was also a new Vaudeville,. which was received
with considerable applause. But the chief amusement
was the " Lotter,. 'People appeared as much pleased
with their ill-luck as others were who had been more
fortunate. Considerable mirth was excited by a Gen-
tleman who had won a dozen of champaigne, declaring
that he could not think at alone, and requesting that it
Might remain until Wednesday, when he would muster
a friend or two and clear it out. There were also, we
must observe, some who were not so fortunate; but, as
we have already stated, they bore the frowns of the
fickle goddess with the greatest good humour.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanriearde, at Fenton 's
Hotel, from Essex ; Visconnt. fiarbenon, In Upper Gresvenur-
street, from Richmond ; Sir * Richard Sutton, at the Clarendon
Hotel, Bond-street, from his seat, Norwood Park. Notts; Captain
and 51rs. Hughes, in Cavendish-square, from the Continent ; Geo
Byng, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Byng and Family, at their house in St.
James's-square, front their seat. Wrotham Park, on their way to
Paris ; Mrs. liennett and Family, at Symnsons's Hotel (late Jor-
dan's). St. James's-street, from their seat in Hants; Mrs. Chalmers
and the Misses Chalmers, at the Berners Hotel, Berners.otreet,
front Paris; Rev. It. Scott, at ditto, from Shrewsbury.

CHANGES.
The Marquis of Ailesbury and the Ladies Brudenell Bruce,
from Paris, tor. the Rhine; Viscount and Viscountess Granvillet
front ihvorishire llou-e, to join the Duke of Devonshire, a
Brighton ; Lord St y nit.o r, second son of the Marquis of Hertford.
fur Paris; Augustus Atkym, Esq.' front Woolley Lodge, Maiden
head, to leer, near Uxbridge ; Major and Mrs. Hawkins, for
Southampton; Mr. and NITS. Henry Ogle, tor Newport, in the Isle
of Wight ; Lady Cox Hippisky, for Stone Easton. near Bath ; the
Earl and Countess sit Weron, for Chester ; the Earl and Countess
Leitrim, Lord and Ladies Clements, this morning, oh board a steam
boat from the Tower, for Calais ; the 'Marquis and Nlarahioriess of
Bath, from Grosvenorsquare, for Sari liarewood's seat, Harewood
House, near Wetherhy, You kshire ; the Lord Primate of Ireland,
and the Ladies Ann and Catherine Beresford, from Charles-street,
St. James's-square, for the Palace. Armagh ; Marquis of Water-
ford and Lord Wm lieresford, for Ireland ; the Duke of Grafton
and the Ladies • Fitzroy, front their house in Clarges.street. for '
Leamington, Warwickshire; Prince and Princess Pignatelli Ruth)
and Family, front the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cur k-
streets,for Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Wybault, from ditto. on a tour;
Lady and the Misses Hunloke, from ditto, for the Continent; the
Earl of Th.net, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, for his
seat In Kent; the Earl Pow*, from Berkeley-square, for his seat,
Bishop'. Castle, Salop;. Sir Win. Smythe, Ban. fur his seat. Hill
Hall. Essex; the Earl and Countess of Falmouth and Family, from
St. James's-square, for their scat, Woolitangron. near Newbury.
Berkshire, on their way to Tregotban. near Truro, Cornwall;
Captain and Lady Elizabeth Fielding, from their house in SACk•
vine-street, for Chippenham,Wiltshire ; Sir Alexander Hope, Bart.
for his seat in Scotland; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Legge, for Paris;
Mrs. and Miss Fe , from Southampton. fur Morlaix, in France;
Mr. Henry Hoare, for Stem head, in Wiltshire; Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Melville, fur Scarborough; Mr. Samuel Pepine, for Hereford ;
Lord Feversham, for Duaeoenbe Park,lu Yorkshire; Capt. Albany
Macdonelisfor the lonian Moods Edward H. Gave., Esq. treat
Mr. Standish's seat, Lancashire, for the Regatta at Cowes.

'TIIE. BLUSH.

Oh I bait* that far eallphis •
Adialeitdoer of the Weep • ;
*Ace ten-light from the earth recedes.
And rearm oa ocean lies;
Afore !Witten' than the brightest beam
• !Witted by its power, -
Softer than twilight's softest gleam. •

• Or moonlight's witching hour
, 9:n• imsoccat siiiibilea sasiks
And silent Nits sleep ;
Asp= toot =4,as free from guile,
As tsars whim fathers weep !
Vivid as lightning. when the skies
• Prot:Una-a storm is near; •
Swifter than glance from beauty's eyes
When balf-represed by fear! ,
Sudden as thought, when bygone. years
MA strong upon the mind:
The rose's tint but faint appears
(Tho' deepest of its kind)
Complied with that which brighter glows
Than pen or tougue can speak,
When/int-4m its suffusion throws
O'er modest beauty's cheek !
Woolwich. G. C.