Star.
London, England, 1827-07-18 00:00:00

DUCHESS OF CLARENCE.

Devonrom, Jam id.
The populace had Waded in the mostauxiout
tattoo the water .part of the, day for the ante. of her Royal
Highsiess the Duchess of r Lemma; but owing 'tif, the great ley-
shy displayed in the several places she passed through, by taking
the horses from the carriage and dragging it, they were db..
pointed till a la e hour, for It. was seven o'clock before the pat
from the batted** announced the welcome tkfingsbf her weal.
After remaining a short time at Admiral Lord blortbesk's Mew,
she proceeded on Nut, escorted by his Royal Highness the Dvbe
of Clarence, the Admiral, and Lieutenant-Governer, and passed
through as avenue formed by the troops from the Admiral's helm
to dm landing place. amidst the loud acclamations of the What*.
tants at the three Towns, who vied with each other in &playing
their loyalty. All the Captains of the, squesirm were in attend.
Mee, in their respective boats. Immediately on her putting het
foot on the boat, the batteries and ships commenced saluting. The
SCOW was beautiful beyond description ; as so great a too
course of people seen collected on the Act:Asian ; all the men-oberar
were dressed out in flags; their yards were manned at the time
they saluted, which had a fine effect. The band of the Royal
Marines, at the bead of the procession. played God woe tie Zink
$r Wm. Haste, in the Lord High Admirers barge, neat followed;
than cane the Admiral's belle, with the Royal Standard displayed
la it—both the Duke and Duchess were be it ; the long pull ob-
served In the 'barge added greatly to the majesty et the Kew,
which soon became indeed sublime, for, from the ismther of ships
and batteries firing et the same time, the procession vela early st
times be seen from amidst the smoke. The lammed of node
was soon lust in the din of war. Several old veternge mid de/
never saw anything more like a real action. particalatil
the men-otwar lying off Drake's Island. l'hey were mambo*
enveloped In snicks, and their position could only be ditcovered
by the frequent flashes seen from their guns. At half.past eight,
her Royal Highness landed near Lord Mount Edgegmbe's house,
where that Nobleman's carriage was in attendance. Oa her laud.
lag, the ships again commenced lirtog;'and siring to the darkness,
the effect was, if ramble, still more grand than in the Brat ittetance.

ARRIVALS.
The Sari of °amylMani, at Warren's Hotel, Regent-street,fron
Berko; Earl of Ondow, at the St. George Hotel, Regent
from Ids seat near Guildford; P Wrist', Sr} at tlas Bruosirck
Hotel, Jermya.street, from Paris; Cohmel Davis. at Fentoo's
Hotel, Sc. James'ootreet, from a tom; Mr. and Mrs. Stephens"
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the great interests of Europe. The frankness and a-t- dhth, hum the& matim Brake t:Cllar.kenale,Reth. i Family,
at ditto, fromt irk sot .la Scotland-. Captain and Miss Jones, st
noble spirit of the disiOurse, show that it is not the Rawer • Masi. Beau s-street. • -
the stern genius of despotism which regulates at THE nixes COURT.—Lord It4AIfIOROUON and ex
this time the destinies of nations, but public opinion ; Master a the Robes attended the King's Court, at Windsor
Castle, en Monday, in addition to
the Cabinet Ministers and Great
and it may be truly said, that the prostration of Officers of State we noticed yesterday. Mr. Stoats Bram di-
the one, and the triumph of the other, are due to :int at the Coeval as
uho Lord
prevented fromill
tahett -g by Ire lea:
England alone. Any remark, after this, upon the salt:- germs=el his daughter, Lady &antra& The Earl ef
tary effects of her present enlightened and tutelary poi C.aasau.a was sworn in Lotd ieeper of the Privy-Seth
liey would be superfluous ; and that it is not barren, as
regards ourselves, may be seen, by the general confi• sorsa. in the Kin
p The Q
rhteew Auireeaunsuof
arWrinvedratattritheaaraa, accom
pertmenbpoarbod
primeby the
'it's Palace, at Reesinetoa, sheet, tle___e'dock
dente which this country inspires, and the almost unli- fenced:l
the postilions and outriders dressed is their state a
inked controul which she actually exercises. The afternoon, in the King's immerse, drawn by
Ha
tiLsassyr and the Princess &ram partook of a *Oka Ida
spirit too, which we are cherishing by our example in their royalhisMiter. Soonent afin the tee theiti,arrinevalt,
adtketkinviDehe
the "surd
other States, will prove to us of the greatest practical be. 11:74. The Qualartnl
and thes Princess ACIOSITA leit-the Palacesbout
nefit, whenever it is oar fate to be involved in war, or five o'clock, on their return to Program.
Prince Litorut.n dined with his Royal Sister. the
negotiations of great moment with one or more of Duchess of K , yesterday, at her apartment,. hi the Rini'
the great despotic Stites of the Continent, by cont, i- Palace, Hearin on. In the everting, the Prince and the D
the I!:
busing to parable their exertions in the former, and anoceatnes, paned
honou by
ththee Pperi:fte 6fanLguice ofl7lhue Opera a of Me d" lit°
disturb their counsels in the latter case. This spirit Italian Opera wait wth their presence.
must acquire every year adittional ardour and consist-
ency, and will be our best auxiliary in war, and one of of McArn.uCsLAZNMlrN.Cisonia
Bonlittli.e..bemttrer.
tioyenstrinerdwa.y iirth.
Ge
aiEiwil.
&c. called at the residence of the Right Hthourable Gentletitin;ol4
our best supports in peace. To revert to the Speech :
notwhningev. er, a.tr!finctihentrurnlecoovr the
ered taorttrarsanct. pMubrlicCillnee%
M. DAVID VON WYSS, Burgomaster of Zurich, and
. storinstrca,
President of the Diet, thanked Biwa Psovioattes, towards recovery; his Lordship, we are
better
able lace
of Livlorroot. continues in a very layout.
which had replaced and preserved the ConfederatiJn, passed v;
and enabled it, without compromising its neutrality
withThveliseit rottet Prussian ood nithti n:insatage;iatan,raynnatsiagtthe iedForebu and wisiltrosffiscyeel.sterday,
and modest prosperity, to express by humane sentii The lion. Captain CRAMEE (son of Lord Horarril:
'Dents, its interest in the fate of Oe Greek nation left
Co:mown on Scajorda the rciantghtiut lweittls dispatches for the
in its struggle with a barbarous enemy. He also The M..rquis of LANSDOWN entered on his official
thanked DIVINE PROVIDENCE, that the Confederai duties as Principala Secretary of State for the Heine DePart/WIC'
lion could v. irh safety express equally charitable
wishes for the success of the new institutions, Jew Bridge at Hammersmith; men them was do
of Laasir week several ydistinuished Noblemen visited the
1 which the Pyrenean peninsula stands in need, as well Lard Heaths%
Duke of •1111 AND, the Archbishop of *mum, ,
slid Sir Wnaaast Resumns, who were highly gushed with '-
as for the prosperity of the new free States in anothe iightness of the ap(rearance and strength of the structure.

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