Star.
London, England, 1827-07-09 00:00:00

AMBABSADOR'S

Saturday evening, the Marquis D ALcusua gate one of the non
magnificent Dinners of the Semisoft his boon in Portiand•pbcr,
to the following distinguished Persons—The Right Hon. sir.
Canning, Prince lifatethazy, Prince Linen Marquis Palau*,
Count Ludoff, Marquis Clanricarde, Lord Dudley and Ward, :11r.
Planta, Sir John Murray, Sir Philip Roche, Occ. This magnikeni
Entertainment was given upon the occasion of the nasal of the
Count °rest's, upon a Special Mission toffs, British Gosernmea.

. BRIGHTON, .10.1. 7.
His Grace the Duke of Noarout and Lord Sower, after a so-
journ of some days at Arundel Castle, doting which the ancient
hospital's*, were splendidly renewed, have departed for the ble of
Wight. The present fine and warm weather, after the mai
showers, must tend very materially to bring to maturity the fruit. of
the earth, especially the Wheat. IFroia the height of the barometer,
we asticipate that the weather know become settled.
RYDB, JULY 7.
The new Chapel of St. James in this place, erected under the
unction of the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, and the incumbent
the parish, and capable of comfortably holding 650 persons (induct.
log 200 free sittings In the galleries for the poor), was on Sui:da
opened for Divine Worship, it having been determined, with 3
view to the convenience of the public frequenting this much.
admired watering-place, at this season of the yeaavto postpone to
the amain Spring, the finishing of the interwaL painting and de-
corations.

CHELTENHAM, Jots 6.
The Duke of Gloucester arrived last evening, and his anted
was welcomed by the ringing of St. Mary's bells, and the hoisting
of the Sags upon the various steeples. That upon the lodge of the
Old Well was also displayed, and will doubtless, as usual, continue
so during his stay in Cheltenham. It is, however, at the Mont.
yeller Spa that his Royal Higher= drinks the waters; and um
his appearance there among the promenaders about nine o'clock
this morning, the band struck up the national air of God are tie
Rimtg, which they followed up by playing his Royal Highness's
favourite tune of Dantean Gray. The water was banded to bits
hi an elegant cut-glass goblet, upon a silver waiter. The band she,
for the brit time in a morning, appeared in full uniform. Amt.(
the arrivals aro—Lord and LadyChleheeter, Dowager Lady Fold,
the Ladies Cbrke, Sit W. and Lady Burden, lady Smith, Has'
Mrs. Butler, General Humfrey, &e.
SOUTH W OLD, Jonas.
The *ikon at this fashionable place have been mere numeress
than usual at so early a part of the season. The departures bat
few—among the latter were, Sir Augustus and Lady Henniker4
Sir Henry and Lady Bunbury, the Rev. Charles and Mrs. Fan.
nereau, Mrs. Lillingstone, and Mr. and Mrs. Lillingstone,
Our much esteemed and highly benevolent annual visitor, ides.
Caroline Acton, was received here ea her arrival, with the ace's'e
tamed demonstrations of respect and regard.

LONDONDERRY.
raraaes or • LEVTVA ISOM LONDONDRIULT.
Wednesday sennight the St. Andrew steam packet arrived at LON
dooderry with some of the Authorities of Glasgow, and a number or
disdnguisbed literary characters Professor DAVIDSON, Jamas Cu.
tram, LLD. Rev. Dr. Giza, hir, Sanum Symms, Bert. 1%5.
Rotuma, JAN= EWING, Bor.. &c. &c. &c. The °dicers of !be
Ith Regiment of Foot were invited on board to an elegant enter.
tainment. Thrones the politeness of Colonel Duerr and the 0.
Seen of said Regiment, their excellent band attended, and played
at intervals several national appropriate tunes. The health of the
Very Reverend Dr. M`Fam.an was drank with great applause.
As soon as the cheering bad subsided, be rose and delivered a veer
eloquent speech. in the course of which be complimented the La
dies of Londeoderry and its maiden fortress, which bad been a
gallantly defended by our brave ancestors. The health of General
Bartle and the King's Regiment being drank in the warmest wo-
oer. Captain Mamma, of that Carps, returned thanks in an an'.
mated and appropriate speech, and proposed the Loan Psovo,r,
and prosperity to the City of GlasgoW—Tune," Blue bonnets ma
the border." JAMAS EWING, Esq. gee delivered a very neat, inte-
resting speech, in praise of the Ladies of Erin, whom be prnpo Kate
d
as a toast, which was drank with every mark of bonour—"
Carney." The evening was spent with great conviviality. the
company broke up about ten o'clock, as the St. Andrew w.a to ,ail
at day-break the next morning for an excursion to the Hebrides.

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His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARYNCE left f
residence at the Admiralty, to commence his tour of inspection.
on Saturday, at nine o'clock, accompanied by WiLtasst it Y.
DOUGLAS, Esq. one of the Members of the Royal Duke's Council.
ions lialisow, Esq. the Second Secretary, and other Gentlemen
belonging to the Admiralty. His Royal Highness and suite st-
rived at Deptford about ten o'clock, and atter a brief inspects*
of the Yard, embarked on board the ROYAL SOTARIMS fachr, coal-
manded by Sir Wm. Hosre, and proceeded down the river, at-
tended by the Lightning and Comet steam vessels. The latter ter-,
eel takes Sir Brut MARTIN to Plymouth, the first of the Out-
ports which the Loan Hunt ADMIRAL. intends to inspect.
Hon F. F. de Roos has been appointed Flag Lieutenant to the
Lord High Admiral on the present occasion, which is the firit
official tour made by his Royal Highness in his high station, a,
head of the Navy. Pik Royal Highness will visit Portsmouth oo
his return.
The Rev. Dr. JAMES, Lord Bishop of Calcutta (ar•
pointed to succeed the late excellent Rev. Dr. Hears), will embark
at Portsmouth in a few days, in the ship Mary Anne, fur the K.t
of his Clerical Duties. The Bishop will visit the Cape of (o.Ai
Hope on kis way out.
We regret to hear that the health of Mr. HuAiss"s
continues in a very unsatisfactory state.
Saturday, the Lady of the Baron A NaLvm de Rormi•
CHILD, of Paris, daughter of N. M. ROTHSCHILD, F.cq. Was OfueSill
to bed of a son.
Saturday was the anniversary of the death of Ricit.oa
BRIDLLHT SHRIUDLII, 1816; yesterday was that of Sputum 800
787 ; and Aaioasu. 15. Z; and of the bir.h

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