Star.
London, England, 1829-06-05 00:00:00

CHATHAM Am 3.
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Their Royal Hiehnesses the Duke of Orleans and tl.e
Duke de Plantes arrived here today from Cobham 1101 accom-
panied by the Capititets and Rarl Darnley. Their Royal
noises were met at the entrance of Stroud by Colonel F • Archituu
Christie. Commandant of the Garrison ; Col. Savage. Commandant
Royal Marines; Lieutenant Colonel Puller, 59th Regiment;
Lieutenant Colonel Trenienhere, Royal 3.larliteo ; Lavin. Colonel
Buchanan, Royal Engineers; Lieutenant Cabinet CLlpperten,
Royal Marines; Major Faircloagh. 6341 Resisot.st ; Major Jones,
Royal Marines; Major Brock. 55th Regiment; Nlsjur Brvians„
Royal Marines; and several otbir l/flicere commanding Depots,
and in the Garrison. At Rochester-toady, they were received by
a guard of honour from the Royal Marines, under the comm.,od
of Captain Crowther, of that corps, and by a de ...Meet of the
71st Regiment, under the command of Major Pidgeon. On alight-
ing at the Custom House-stairs. they were joined by Lord Melva.,
who had arrived here last evening, and by Vke Admiral Ste U.
Black wood.

Their Royal Highnesses embarked in the Prince 'tricot barge,
and proceeded no board the Centime steamer. which vessel coo.
veyed them to Sheerness. On their pairing the garriven a Royal
salute was Bred from Fort Amherst; a similar compliment Wl*
paid theirs by the Prince Regent and SerLipparam, the litter of
which ships got under weigh and acconip laird them to Sherroe...
On their arrival at Sheernew they were •hewn over the dock yard,
' after which they re embarked on board the steamer to return in
Chatham. On their way up they went on board the Treace Re-
gent ; after going over her. mad eaptessing their admiration of so
line a ship (en quitting which a Royal salute was tired), they pro..
ceeded to Chatham, and landed at the dock yard. from whence
they immediately proceeded to Cobham•hall to dinner.
On quitting the dockyard they were saluted by the troops of
the 'animal, which were formed*. each aide of the road from the
dock yard gate to Fort Pitt. a distance of more than a mile.
leaving the garrison a Royal salute was again fired from Foci
Amherst.

D'JVER, Jung 4.

His Royal Hikho•ss the Diske of OILZAKS. accom-
panied by Le Baron d' Awaits, Le Yin-oats de Rumour, and
.nice, arrived this day, at the *ally hour of six aas ou his return
to France.

On alighting at Wright's Hotel. a garrison salute of 21 guns was
Bred. and the same compliment repeated on his Itoyal Highness
embarking at toe o'clock ♦ M. in the Sovereign swans packet, Cap-
fain Use-wenn. for C.•lais.

The utmost respect and attention were paid his Royal Highness
during bis very short stay by the beads of the civil and military
departments; and the public were equally eager in their manifest..
dons, as ou gtvng on board the pocket. his Royal liishist4s was
greeted with loud and gratifying cheers of respect from an immemit
assemblage.

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The Duke bowed most courteously mall surrounding the tray%
in acknowledgment of the compliment paid bins, and was heard to
say to the Collector of the Customs—k would be impossibk foe
hint to forget the very bandsong and polite reception be had rapt.
rimmed at Dover, both at landini sod departure.
The Due de C as.with his Aid.cle.Camp, Gereral rue.
TWIN and Le Viscorme CHAIM is left to visit the Jiff.rent
Universities. Manufactories and places of interest, which so much
distinguish the British Empire, and will not return to France till
October neat.