Star.
London, England, 1804-08-27 00:00:00

Jaor.v. sicuiszok.

ffaxisattait, Avo, 24.—The KING Salisbury and 22acti ar-
rived at ury in his poithaife, e yat ten
minutes after twelve this night. The Salilbury Vo-
tunteen, commanded by Colonel Boucot mt. and a
detachment of the Wiltatire Yeomanry. commanded
by Lord BRUCII, where drawn up oppofire theWhtte
Hart Inn, where tilt- Royal cartiage, tripped to re-
ceive them. Neither the KING nor gy hEN alighted.
The KING let down the kit hand vat's, the fide on
which he fat, and teeing the Salilbury Volunteers
receive him with their colours, and prcfented arms,
called Major-General WARD to him, allied him the
Itrength of the Co' pi, and laid, "/ an ferry to have
occiSewed skip king turned oat a: fit late an hour." He
was received kith loyal acclamations by the popu-
lace. The Patacasras followed immediately in a
poll coach and four, under an efc.irt of Dragoons.—
Flags were difplayed on all the Chinch fleeples, and
the bells rung the whole day. Having exchanged
their peffhorfes, which were driven by the KING'S
yollilions, they let off in left than five minutes for
Blandford, uttder an escort of the Panics's (loth)
Light Dragoons, which were to be relieved by another
detachment of the fame regiment, to proceed with
their Marsirrias to Weymouth. where they are ex-
peeled to arrive between five and fix to-morrow
Morning.

The fecond divifirin of the Staffordfhire Militia
Marched in here this rnorning,and proceed to morrow
On their route to Weymouth. The Earl of theme',
their Colonel, joined them here to day. The Rus-
sian' A N sassAoot went from hence this morning, on
a vifit to the Earl of PsMIII3II, at Wilton.
WITMOOTH Aoonsr 2g.—This morning, about
five o'clock, their MAJISTIcs, the Princeffes AVGL/3.
TA, ELIZABITH, and SOPHIA, arrived at the KING'S
Lodge: the inhabitants, who were ancioufly waiting
in great crowds for their art ival, received the Royal.
FAMILY with every densonhation ofjoy. The ROYAL
Farm, went to bed immediately on their arrival.
His MAJISTY got up again loon after liven o'clock,
and after breakfaft walked on the Efplanade for a
confiderable times he then proceeded to his Rabies,
and infprgted the horfes, and loon after mounted his
boric, and, accompanied toLthe Duke of Comm
LAND, Sir HAZILY B Sir Baooe WAT-
sok, General GARTH, Mr BROWN. &c. &c. rode to
the Horfe Barracks, where they infpelted the Ha-
noverian Legion, who are a very fine body of men.
His MAJISTY appeared in excellent health and fpi-
riti, and did not feem fatigued after his long journey.
Her MAJPSTY and the Psttcesssss walked on the
Efplanade about twelve o'clock.
The Duke of Canaan:rot, and the Princeffes
Maar and Amu-re, had not arrived at four o'clock
this afternoon from Andover, where they Rept lag
night.
Teßerday the Royal Yachts arrived fife, convoyed
by the Cauca or, 36 guns, commanded by L.nrd
Wm. STVAILT t and the Loans, 36 guns, command-
ed by Lord Wm. Firzeor.

Si; }bosun FORD, one of the Police Mag.inrates,
arrived yellerday, and will remain here" daring the
fiay of the ROYAL Falsity. which is espefted to be
about two months. •

Lisa night there was a grand Ball at the Hotel,
which was very numeroully attended.
The town is extremely full of company.

Among the arrivals are....
Comte& Beinsere,Lord Primula, BiSum of !meter, Lady and
family; Sir Was and Lady Meadow, Sir John and Lady Haw-
kins. Sir Hugh, Lady Smith. and I ; Sir John and Lady
Smith ; Lady Smith, Lady Dewily ; Lieutenant-General John-
ion and Lady ; Coined Vault:tart ; Maier Colebrook. Lady and
family ; Captain Mee ; Rey. Mr. Varfatart ; Dtan Walla t Mr.
/Art and Mlh Wilfteads; Mrs. sad Mgt Pukes.'" t Mr. Mrs.
Zennett and Family ; Mr. and Mrs. E. Cox • Mr. Turner and
Mr. Hunter ; Mr. and MW. Johnfon ; Mr. Otto, Mr. Loyd, and
family; Mt and Mrs. Backhode ; Mr. Mrs Lavabos and Fa-
mily ; Mr. and Mr.. Philips ; Mr. and Mrs. Hoene; Mr. Mrs.
Redhead and Family ; Mr. and Mn.s WorGey, Mr. Mrs. Mani-
acs% and Fray Mr. Mrs. Make and Family ; Mrs. sod Mito
Powial 141.5. Hodges ; Mafia. Robert Albion Co:, Mara, Un-
wic:4l,ll.nantes Curtis, Peach. Harris. Maid Fowler. Let, Kaiser,
34 , Foot. Horne. jun. Sash. Harm. Collins, Sham, Lloyd,
Montgomery, Ell,, and Mrs. Cox.
The Royal Family did not go by Baglhot, as was
expelled, but went on with the honks with which'
they left Windfor, by way of Overton, to Sir Wm.
PITT'S. On this account, they milled the party of
Light Horfe who were Rationed at Bagfhot to relieve
thole who flirted from Windfor. The village in
which Sir Wm. Purr refides was all in a bugle dur-
ing Friday morning ; the bells of the church were
ringing, and the peafantry left their work, and were
waiting on the road. About twelve o'clock their ex-
pedattons were gratified by the arrival of the Royal
cavalcade at Sir Wm. Pi rlr'S houfe. Sir WILLIAM
and his Lady, accompanied by Lord Rivsas and
General Gwymaa, were is waiting at the door of
their manfion, to receive their Royal gnat. In a
Mort time after the Royal Family had entered the
houfe, they were concluded, lay Sir WILLIAM PITT,
his Lady, and Lord Riveas, about_ the pleafure
grounds and gardens. in which they continued to
walk for a conriderable time. At two o'clock the
Royal Party fat down to a mon lumptuons dinner in
the front parlour. Sir WILLIAM alial Lady PITT
waited upon the Royal Family. After dinner they
walked in the gardens again for a short time, and al-
ter partaking of tome colee, they proceeded on their
journey to Balingßoke. After the Royal Family had
left Sir WILLIAM PITT'S haute, he regaled the popu•
lace with ale, to drink the K !Nt.'s health.

in the Casette of Saturday Appears a Proclamation
for the Elation of a Peer of Ireland, in the room of
the Earl of DESART, dccealcd.
Lord Sr. VINCENT. and Sir T. Tanwaamor, on
Thorfday arrive(' at Liverpool.

Brigadier-Cene►al flocwia has received orders to
leave Norwich for Liverpool immediately.

The Vorm aaaaa and StNTINFL gun-brigs, will)
the TIIRASHIR and Gams LIR, are ordered to be im-
mrdi,rtely prepared for lervice at Deptford and Wool-
wich. _ _

A letter from Handnirgh Oates a report that
Lou's XV I I I. was to have been kind by the agents
-.1 Ho , and that the plan was arranged,
then the Q22een of NUMA prevented its execution,
gave intimation to the Royal fugitive of the pro-
..tls of his enemies.

M. 1-)'Ou est c, the F.,,tri.in Chatze d'ACEsites, is
• d to h Art left PAtt• ti the 3d, on his return home
. StrafourLh.

NAVtICAL mrriiticmCL

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. W.

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ARR. cut. Ali. Mtg.
butgis
Wataferill 2 Hambursi s
$ I Guttcutmirigh •

PENZANCE, AVG. t4.—Since my IA; the Maitare
(loop of war, Capt. Bess, failed for Sally.. Yeller.
day morning the Kitty, of and for this place, NoAL
matter, from Britlol, with fundries, and a large fleet
of colliers from Wales, for diterent ports in the
Channel, came into the Bay, under convoy of the
Morifton hired armed brig, Lieut. B , with the
wind about E. N. E. but as it was very moderate.
they did not anchor. The Paravinsacs cutter, Cap-
tain Woasstt, CAMe in from a cruife, but failed
again about two P. M. At three P. M. tire wind
flirted to the S. W. which induced the whole to
Rand off to fea. This morning arrived the RI/OLU-
TlOll cutter from a cruife ; and this inftant the True
Briton, of St. Ives, Sravaas mailer, from Pete&
burgh, with hemp, dm &c. for this port.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST ay.--Came in the At■ar,
of 16 guns, from the Downs, with a fleet under con-
voy. The Vire', of 14 guns, is gone on to Fal-
mouth with the trade for the weftern ports. Arrived
the SIAGULL, .of IS guns, from the eaftward ; the
' Elfriede, Captain Watts!, and Recommencement,
Capt. Kamm, from Dantzick ; Magadelena, Capt.,
AUDI/SOH, from Frederickfhald, • all laden with
naval times for the dock-yard ; alto the Neptunus,
Captain MOHIBUIS, from Tonfberg ; Emina Bow.
man, Captain Muttsx, from Memel ; Hannah,
Captain LANGHU&ST, from Dram, all laden with
'timber and deals,
,for the Merchants at this port.— I
Arrived the Urfus Minor, Capt. Srua, from Long.
found.----Came in the Buss, cutter, from a esuize,
with a (time of fpirits, which the took tip; at a raft.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST a6.—Sailed the Ana,
Maar man of war, with the Tellichery tranfpnrt, and
feveral other veffels under convoy for the Downs.
Dropped down to St. Helen's his Majefty's Chip
Ajax, of y 4 guns. A number of Cullom Houle
cutters are ordered to be put under the order; of Sir
Hors Porwas, who is arrived here to infpeft tome
new planned boats, which are building in the Dock-
yard. Such is the fccret manner in which they are
proceeding, that no perfon except thofe direfting
their conftruCtion is allowed to be prefect or to view
them.—Wind W. N. W.

Daat, AUG. 26.—Sailed through the Downs the
Iris, Samosa, from New York ; the Croraua (loop
of war for Sheernefs ; EVGENIS hoop of war on a
cruise off °Rend ; Rai suit's and Astor (loops of
war for Dungenefs. Remain in the Downs the reit
of the (hips as per lall.—Wind N.E.
YARMOUTH, AUGUST 26.—Yefierday arrived the
Faaatrraa gun brig. This day failed the MAct•
claw.. frigate, for Admiral Tiimemsoaouotita fleet,
off the Texel. This morning the Hon. Mr. ka-
t:Row and retinue embarked on board the COSMO-
am hoop of war. for Tonningen, which failed with
the (hips under her convoy. Arrived the Harare
gun brig, and remains with the Mon scours, Ana-
-1 TRYST, and Fa TTTTT la gun brig. Wind S. W. a
light breeze.