Star.
London, England, 1828-08-11 00:00:00

THE KING, &c.

WINDSOR. AUDOST MAJZITY. accompanied
by bis numerous victors, heard Divine Service this
morning, performed by the Rev. Mr. Jim?, at the pri-
vate ChApel.
The unfavourable state of the weather prevented his
NI/offalit &on' enjoying his usual airing yet :day
ftet noon.

Their Royal Highnesses the Dittos of CAMBRIDGE,
CUMBERLAND, and the Duchess .4 GLouccarta Lord
ST. HELLS& and the Hon. ARTHUR STANHOPE, ar-
rived at the Royal Lodge on a visit to his MAJESTY.
Last evening his MAJESTY gave a splendid banquet
to his visitors, via.
The Dukes of Cambridge and Cumberland. Prince George, the
Duchess of Gloucester; Earl and Countess Harcourt, Marquis and
Marchioness Conyngham. Lord and Lady hlaryborough, the La-
dies Conyogkw, Lord St. Helens, .Hon. A. Stanhope, Hon. W.
and Lady Fremantk and Mors Hervey, Sir W. Koppel, Sir A.
Barnard, Colonel Thornton, &c.
Shortly after seven o'clock the grand suite of rooms
in the southern frontlet the Royal Lodge were thrown
open to the Royal Party, where the entertainment was
served. His Mitatsry's private band occupied the
conservatory, and continur d playing at intervals
throughout the evening. The rooms were decorated
wi h choice flowers and shrubs, and illuminated with a
profusion of variegated lamps. After the entertain-
ment his MAJKSTY retired, when the E.rl and Countess
of Hans uat lest for Sr. Leonard's, Load and Lady
Mattistottocon for Petnhill, and the Hon. Mr. and
Lady FRIIMANTIE, with Miss HBRVST, for gnglefield-
green. The remainder of the Royal Party continue
their visit to his MAJESTY Mail Wednesday next.
The Princess AUGUSTA, accompanied by her Ladies
in Waiting, attended Divine Service this morning at
the Parish Church.

On Wednesday nest the Duke of CUMSERZAND and
Prince Gamma, with the Rev. Mr. JELIN are earned
to leave tbe Royal Lodge, on their return to Berlin.
The hopes which were entertained of his MAJESTY'S
taking up his resijence at the Castle on Tuesday next
still not be realised. Although great exertions have
been made. to get the rooms in a sufficient stale of for-
wardness for his MAJESTY'S reception, it was found im
p usrible to make the necessary completion in the tub-
a try d•partment, whiCh was a matter of some impor-
tance, it having been his MAJESTY'S intention to enter-
tain a very nunteions and distinguished party at the
Castle. Tne Ktxo will visit this noble edifice on his
birth-Jay, accompanied by his distinguished visitors,
for the purpose of laying the first stone of the new
tower, on the north front of the terrace, to be called
" Waterloo Tower,* and afterwards inspect the whole
of the improvements.
NAVAL tgit.LLtsiENCE.

MAILS Autocue Tom Mr.—Dublin 2—Waterford I—Guernsey
and Jersey I—Sweden I—Flanders I—France 1.
The Alexander, liscnaansom' from Ceylon and the Mauritius,
was &Oen on shore on Coal House Point, near Gravesend, on
Saturday. Cargo discharging.
The Janus, Casey, from Quebec. was drives en shore at Pen.
sauce ou Fziday night,' dodos a tremendous gale at && W. but it
was expected would be got off.
Extract of meter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Dover, dated
9th August:—'• The Globe, Joussoe, arrived of this port early
this morning, from Lima, and landed two passengers, who reported
that a dreadtulearthquake took place at Urns on the 30th March,
by which a great portion of the City and Ms inhabitants bad been
destroyed. .We did not see these Gentlemen, as they left Dover
almost immediately. but we understand they said the shipping had
not suffered materially."
The Rose, Armee, from Mrs to London, sprung a leak, and
foundered, at C.pe Es. Viacent. on the 16th nit. Clew arrived
..at C.adia.
The John and Ann' WAIIIIIOMit. from London to Oldie, was
boarded off the Ruck or Lisbon on the 14th ult. by a 111C110016eT,
with one gee and 10 Men, principally Meeks..
Mat., Accost 9.—Wind W. to W.S.W. and S.W.....Arrived
the Mary. hi' Masten. from Sc. Vincent's; Hortensia, Suirson,
and Emerald, Vuocass. from Jamaica. Arrived from London,
the Lang. Loss, foe New &built Wales, sad Superior. Dams%
for the Cape.
Amiss 10.—. Wind W.& W.—Arrived the Fortitude, .---.,
from Docbadoes;.Troughton, Suns, from Trinidad ; and Thetis,
Ileaxon, from Jamaica. Arrived Irons London. the John Digger,
Mawr, for Calcutta.
Puemsaionn. Atmore 9 and 10.—Wind &W.—Friday night. It
came on to blew a very heavy gale (rem W.S. Vi. to &W. and has
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continued with great violence.
PLvstourn, Aaiun 9.—Wind W. S.W.—Arrived the New
Bideford. blarrnews, from Prince 'Edward's 'lsland ; and Mal*
Sower, Maw:rut, from Pigireira. Put back, the Restitution. Meer,
for St. John's. It blew a heavy gale daring the whale of last night
from S. W.—several Asking boat* are reported to have been loots
and the crews perished.
FALMOUI/14 Altallff 9.—Last night, at ten, 7.14 the wind veered
round to SII. and erminsenced blowing very hard. with rain and
6tbick ditty *readier. Towards morning it shifted to S.W. and
W.& W. and blew a tremendous gale, with heavy squalls, until
bur, TM when it became moderate. Sailed the Duke of Kent
packet, for Lisbon, and Arid packet, for the Mediterranean.—
The Henry, Rem, of and for Swansea, with a cargo of copper ore.
in working *et last evening. stood in so eke under Sc. blawe's
Castle as to touch ground in stays, and, the tide ebbing, she could
rest he got oft During the gale In the night she beat over the
rocks, with foss of rudder and forefeet, and other damage.' She
has been got oir, and proceeded up St. Maere's harbour.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Hon. Company's 'ship Thomas Grenville, Shea. from Base
gal, elf the Start; sailed 14th March, arrived st St. Helena lith
June, and sailed thence 19th June (the last Company's skip thin
season).
Passevenes.--Mre. Colonel Gibbert, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Briley
Mill. Bryce, Mrs. !Pl.'s& Mrs. Higgins, Mr.. Thomas (died at
sea 44/. June), Liesteeant.Coknel Often (I Stb . Native Infantry),
B Rebates Bag. 1). Bryce, Esq. (died at sea 12th ult.) Dr. B.
11 41..e0d, Leutenint A. M. Key (Hon. Company's 9th Cavalry)
Misses—C. Roberts, MiLeed, C. MlLsed, two Higgins, two
Turnbull., two Wilkinson., Matheven M. Thomas (died at sea
15th June).—Masters—hPLeod, H. Thompson, Higgins, three
Tboniaes, M.Cann ; 10 servants. and itit
Sr. Haters*, Suns IL—Arrived the Dryade, Kellock, from the
Mauritius. sailed 7th April; Ai/sander, Ricbardaos, from Ceylon
and Mauritius. and to sail for London the 19th.
Jinni 17.—Saikd the Dryad., Kellock, for Linden.
June Ht.—Sailed the Pallas, for Beedeauz.
'rbe Nandi, Ramsay, from Bengal to Liverpool, was seen elf
Madagascar—Per Tbontatt Grenville.
1: um* s.—Ships loading at Bengal 9th of March, 1921: Tbe
Zestehia, Douglas; Prince Regent; and Vomit, Walnuley, fee
London; and Perseverance. for Liverpool.
COWES REGATTA, Answer L
wanes Op run OM rota DAT.
1. 3'4,1 Illlkdisq started at 10, came in ... 9 3 17
2. Eliza, Cepa* Thomas Garth, R. N. ditto ... 9 10 3S
3. Elisabeth, Earl of Darnley, ditto It 4
4. Ann, Rant of -Listowell. ditto 13. 9
S. Giulia, J. S. Penises*, Esq. dick, 14 51
6. Port, J. D. Murray, En. ditto tit 32
7. Akisidera, W: St. Saunders, Req. ditto ... 34 54
9. Lard el the Ides, Colonel Scale. ditto S 3S 45
9. Zee, bluish et Donegal!, ditto .. 39 2
Paul Pry entered bat did net start.
Tbe int vessel, Julia, went the course, being upwards of Si
mike, in 4 ism's,' minutes, 17 snoods.
ROWING MATCH.
A Rowing Match for a Coat and Silver Bodge, given by the in-
habitant. et Retherhithe, was last week rowed for by the Rather
aitbe apprentices. Three heats were rowed ea Wednesday. bat in
cesisevenee dkpote seising in the third heat as to the distance
"seined, one or the youths going round a barge, and the others a
imat, Mr. Parish of the Rodney • Head, being the Manager,
tided that the third sod fourth Meats should be rowed us Friday,
when the following contested fee the grand prise—
W. Swot King and Queen Stairs .........Yellow.
L. Moore Hanover Stairs • Pink.
C. Pesdaill ... ....King and Qeeen Stairs ..« Red.
W. Porter ...... King and (W &
(Wen Ir. "
6 Orange.
J. Wink ..... :Surrey Canal Stake '
The &Man wall from Church Stairs tp the Pageants, round a
hest moored .4 there, up again and dove, round the Pageants, op
in Plumb Stairs. At the carded°a of the cooteat,a Luke Moore
was detested the wiener. The ethers woad duis:—Stune, second
Whise)thied ; HadoesOeurtb ; Peodrill, fifth ; sad Pones, tbe eistb.

QUARANTINE.

A Raman Ukase of the`x2d May, 1828, has bees
posted at the Baltic Coffee house; die &noising is a
translation ot it t

UKASE.

Maw 22. 11128.—Conformahly to the regulation of the 25th of
May, 1818, on the measures for preserving from the plague the
Russian coasts of the Baltic and the White Sea, and to the Ukase
of the 24th February, 1814, vessels coming from the North *a
into Russian ports are bound to provide themselves. in passing
through the Sound, with quarantine passports. This measure,
useful and neceikary with respect to ships coming from suspected
or infected places, is very inconvenient to those coaling from ports
which are not subject to any doubt.
Wishing to avoid this inconvenience, in order ant to load Invite-1
lion with melees forms, and to facilitate commercial intercourse,
We order, 1. All vessels arriving from places perfectly healthy
to Russian porta in the Bekic, shall be freed from the necessity
of presenting the passport of quarantine, by that of the receipt
for the payment of the Sound duties delivered by the Danish
customs, which shall be considered sufficient to admit them
to prafityste in our port of the Baltic, without other certificate on
the part at the Russian Cassels.

2: Shall be considered as places perfectly beaky, the European
ports of Demnsik, Sweden, Norway, t►e Hanseatic Towns, Hol
land, Great-Britain (except Gibraltar and Malta), and those of
France in the coasts of the Channel and the Atlantic.

3. Quarantine passports abaft be required as formerly from the
vessels coming from ports other than the above-mentioned.
4. The announcements published by the Royal Administration
of Quarantines of Denmark at Copenhagen, shall serve to point out
what ports shall b. considered as suspected or infected; according
to which tres.eis shall he whim to quarantines of purification or oh.
.creation, centurion* to the established rules.

(Prawn's stated the Mid of June, nes).