Star.
London, England, 1804-08-29 00:00:00

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Wt ?mourn, Avavtr fbon as morning
service was over, their Mal 'stirs, attended by their
five 'amiable daughters, the Princeices AUGUSTA,
ELIZA BF TH, SIPNIA, MARY, and AmELta, with the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE, followed by two Ladieu of the
Bedchamber, and Gene. Gaara and CARTWRIGHT,
made their fira, entre, few ceremonit, on board his
new and fupcia yacht, the RIGAL SOVEREIGN, fleer-
ed by Sir Hatay Neat's, and then partook of a cold
collation brought from Glonceaer Lodge. They
evinced much furprife and pleafure at the very ele-
gant apartments and accommodations on board, and
from their general condefcending behaviour, charmed
all around them. His MAJESTY iS, in every fenfe
of the word, molt completely hearty and well, and,
although fomewltat thin, is full of his ufual urbanity
and condefcending politenefs. On entering the quar-
ter-deck of the yacht, he feleeted thofe Officers of
whom he had a previous knowledge, and oonverfed
with them for Come time in his angularly polite man-
ner, which never fails to have a falling impreffion
on his auditors. The gytia and PRINCESSES par-
took of his MAJESTY'S unufual good spirits, and were
all humotir and coadefcenfton. At two the Royal
Vifitors returned oa (bore under the falute of the
little fquadron in this bay, conflaing of the £01.05,
Capt. Lord AUGUSTUS FITZROY ; CRESCENT, Capt,
Lord WE:. STRWART ; ROYAL CHARLOT re, Captain
Tower; and AUGUSTA, Capt. FOOTE ; yacht, &c.
To-morrow the Kowa purpofes to take his era
cruize, fhould the weather prove fine. Weymouth
is full of company, and not an apartment to be
procured. _
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Avo. 27.—We never had a more crowded Efpla-
nade; we never were fo well attended uncehisMe; sr/.
did us the honour to vifit our town; the honfes arc let
at molt extravagant prices. This evening the Royal
Family will honour the elegant Promenade Room:, at
the Royal Hotel, with their prefence. The German
Legion, and the Somerfelfhire Militia, will be upon
the Parade this and every evening during the flay
of the Royal Family, and their bands will play for
the amufement of the Royal Party and the public.—
Lord HINTON commands the light company of the
Someriktfhire Militia. Left night the Royal Family
honoured the rooms at the Royal Hotel with their
pretence, which were fitted up in the firft flyle of
elegance for the Royal Vifitors, and every refpeßful
attention Osewnthem by the Mailer of the Ceremonies;
the company confined of between three and four
hundred. The Royal Family left the rooms about
ten o'clock. At the early boor of (even o'clock, his
M.Ossrr was on horfeback, sustl rode on the Dor-
chefter road, and wet the Staffordfhire Militia on
their march, and proceeded at their head into the
town, and marched with them to the ground which
is marked out for their entarnpmeni, and where they
pitched their tent:. Afterwards his MAIISTY rode
to where the Somerfctthite Militia were muttered,
and infpefted them.
Laft night the whole of the Officers belonging to
the Hanoverian Legion were prefented to the Royal
Family, at the King's Lodge. The Royal Family
are received every where with acclamations by the
populace. At three o'clock this afternoon our Beet
was nut of fight. Among the laft arrivals at the
Royal Hotel RTC.-..
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Hon. Capt. Stewart Mr. Mrs. Williams and Fondly
Earl of Uxbridge Mrs Granby and Faxinly
Mr. sod Newbolt & Family Captain Mina.
Mr. aad Mrs. Drag Gravetior Captain Delaney
Mrs. Drake

The Yeomanry of Cork have agreed to do garri.
fon duty.
On Saturday afternoon, about five o'clock, his
Royal Highnefs the Duke of You arrived at Gen.
rULTENEY'S, at Eafi Bourn, from Braburn Lees.
It is reported, that the prefent Infpeaing Field
Officers of Volunteer Corps are to be done away,
and that their duty is in future to be performed by
the Brigadier Generals of their refpedlive brigades.
By this method, a confiderable living will be made
to Government.

The Marquis of Fitsarrety reviewed the Strathfpey
Battalion of Volunteers on Saturday fe'nnight ; after
‘yhich.her Grace the Dnchefs of GORDON, Lady M sot-
etw• Staccata,the Mar trliS offluart.er,the Officers
of the Corps, and a number of Lades avid Gentlemen
in the neighbourhood, were hofpitably entertained at
the Down, the fancily feat of Rovaseatuacaus.
Oa Tuefday lift, at Falmouth, the North Devon
Militia, under the command of Col. Lord Botta°.
Dow, were reviewed by General WsLroris, who ex-
preffed himfelf highly pleafed at their Ready and fitl-
dier-I;ke appearance. On Monday Lord and Lady
Boatactioa left Falmouth for their feat at Saltrani.
On Wednefday NA the quellion which Govern-
ment has ordered to be nropofed to all the Volunteer
Corps whore fervice is limited, viz.—"Whether they
are willing to move 4.sths of their number►, in the
event of invafion, to any part of the kingdom ?"
was put by Lieutenant-Colonel Gamma PHILLIPS.
on the field, to the tR Battalion of the 4th Olaf% of
Manthelter and Salford Volunteer Infantry.—They
unanimotifly requelled Lieutenant-Colonel !Nitwits
to reprefent, that although it would be ruinous to
them generally as fhop.keepers and trailers, end's&
ing bit liners themfelves which they could not delegate
to c.thers, to leave home on a bare tumour, or ap-
prehenfion of invaton, yet. they were ready, in cafe
a confiderable body of the enemy fhould a@ually land
in Great Britain, to march againd them to any part
of the Nand.

Yellcrday the Loyal Southwark Corps was mutter.
ed at their Parade, Horfernonger-lane, and from thence
marched to Kennington Common, where they were
infpeeted by and went through the Review Manau• vets before Colonel ADDINSILOOIII. the DiArift In-
' (peeing Officer. The Regiment stuttered upwards
of aoo Prong, ezclufive of their Sharp Shooters, and
went through all their marching evolutions in a
very Ready and foldier-like manner. In their firing
they were particularly confpicaous for Readinefs ;
I and moll of all in a menceuvre where the left wing,
by falling back, and forming a %tarter fquare on the
right wing forms a half (quart to repel cavalry, the
front ranks firing vnllies and taking a pcfuica to re-
I fad a chatge of cavalry, while the rear rank fire h)
files from right to kft, and from centre to Rank. The
effea of thi► tingle and independent firing is moll ex-
cellent, and was well perGirnicJ. Colonel Aron
N-
■eoos esprelfed hintfelf plcafe4 with the Corps, and
at eight o'clock they marched back to th..: quarters.