The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-19 00:00:00

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FESTII'ITLES AT BOLKIIA3I HALL.

On the occasion of the marriage of Lady Sophia
Knape) nulls Mr.. Macdonald, the Earl of Albe-
marle ampledisplayed his well.known liberality of
heart, and the aliectioa it has gained him was not
less powysfelly evinced. Groeps of well-dressed
persona at an early bout collected in the Perk, anal-
ogs to show (heir respect for the bride. Somewhat
before eleven the wedding party left the ball. With
the bridal cneple were—the venerable Bishop of Nor.
wish, the FAH and Dowager Countess of Albemarle,
Sir A. and lady Louisa Macdonald. the Reit. Lord
Henry and Lady Fittroy, the Ron. George Walpole,
'l'. W. Coke, Esq. and Miss Coke, Colonel and Mrs.
keppel, N.W. R. Colborne, Esq. and Mrs. Col-
borne, R. Wilbraham, Esq. Rev. R. F. Elwin, Rev.
J. Sorters, and others.
After the ceremony, at about one o'clock, the
tensntry and an assembly of not less than two thou-
sand people, entered a booth and several assumes
in the Park, decorated with the banners takes at the
Ilatrannah by the late Earl, and partook of a dinner,
which the hospitality of the lord of the domain sup.
plied, an mellent hand plsjing daring the time ;
end what added not a little to the pleasore of so Ito-
ate..'e a party, his lordship walking round the tables
to give all his guests a hearty welcome. The joyous
enthesissm of the day was prolonged by dancing en
the la•n, grouped as it was with the varied throng;
and cricket 'troche., races, and many royal sports
presented themselves on every side. About eight
o'clock the Noble Lord drew round him the whole
compsny in • ring, and warmly addressed them With
thanks for the honour they had done him In coming
thither. " The cordial greetings of the soul were
thiL!e in every face," and the 1.11 sparks of a brit;
haat display of fireworks, er the disappearance_ •
• o fine Indwells, scarcely
warned the throng,
• aril' joy, to peek their homes alll u aloe .

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Serves public notice, as it may tend to its remedy.
hoar there is allowsnee made for medicines for be
prisoners; bet I bear of no oust appointed to ad.
minister them.

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likely to be mach feller, in conseqeence of the roles
is some cases being done away. Some typist:on as
to the appointment of a resident Doctor seems highly
necessary.

Al serving the clue of humanity, the insertion
will oblige your cosecant Ruder, _ _

July 1, 1619.

B. E,

COWES, Ava. 17.

Tees(lay their Royal Highnesses the Priem Re.
Rent and Dike of York, lb. Margais of Anglesey,
Lord Henry Sejaanor, Sir WIIIIatn Kepple, the Hon.
Captain Paget, aad a select party, dined with the
Earl and Coantess of Cavan, at Faglehnrat, in the
the New Forest.

The morning being my calm► It welexpveltd
Prince Regent world have tweed the aster to the
New Forest shore, In the barn, bet a breeze wine.
log op about three o'clock, P. M. the Itn)al yscbt
was ingtantly got eode► weigh, sod, after standing •
relic mats to the westward, bore op, and came t•
anchor off Ir:sg',horst.

At half-past five the Royal Bream, end attendant
party, disembarked, saleted by hoz sal from the Cress
of an immense line of yachts end pleasure weenie,
and from en innumerable throng of yeomanry end
peasantry on the Chilli, all attracted to witness the
landing of the Prince Regent on the New Feral
Shore. Lord Cavan, to facilitate the landing, bad
most juditiowly erected a temporary jetty, which
enabled his illustrious Visitors to walk to the shnre
with the 'testes' convenience, and there it was big
Lordship fits' greeted their arrival, 'midst loud and
continued acclamations of the surrounding and loyal
multitude.

The singularly beeetiful bogie, which at first tsp.
pears like a military encampment, Et*leberst, with
the picturesque scenery around, and the sea in hunt,
bearing the Royal yacht and frigates, with a east as.
semblsge of private yachts In sight, could not fail to
strike the Royal mind with pleasurable serprise cud
delight ; se that ►is Royal Highness instantly ea.
claimed, " Thls is another of those enchanting spool
that would possibly have remained unknown to me,
bad I not become a yachtmen!"
After partaking of a splendid dinner, and spend.
ing a highly festive day—the hilarity of which was
not a little heightened by its b•iiig the Dike el
York's birth-day, the Myosins, visitors retsered to
the shore, the Tower and trees being in fell illemina.
tion at eleven o'clock, and embarked its a barge for
the Royal yacht, to sleep 'en beard, which they
reached its a few minutes.

Wednesday the Prince Regent was to sail up South.
amptoo Riser to view a Sailing Match, a display that
engrosses much of his attention, and in the otherness
dines with Lord Henry Seymour end a select party
at Norris Castle. So unalloyed has been his Royal,
Highness's enjoyments since he has been at C•twee,
that he has given orders (tremble, oh, Iloighton I) for
the purchase of a marine villa in this terrestrial Pm.
radise, iatend:ng hereafter to become a resi.lent iv
the Isle of Wight, sad to devote his leisure days to
the rational amusement of yacht•ssiling.

ROY4L EXLURSION.

13"711"3:Tut Alto. 17.—The Doke of York er•
deed yesterday, and breskrealed with Lord flosrard;
he afterwards, armompaoied by Lord ilo•ar., and tit.
Admiral, embarked on board the ',richt, end creited
abort till four o'clock. They 'ended in the New
Forest, opposite Cowes, where two marquees were
pitched, and an elegant cold collation provided for
about forty Noblemen. Ladies. &c. A pals y of troops
from Cowes attended to keep the people at • distaste.
The Royal Marine hand attended. The Priory sod
party kept it op till twelve o'clock. Cowes eras il.
I•ininated. To-day he diem at Norris Castle, with
Lord henry *prow, at Cowes.
The Admiral went of this morning at auto to
bring the Date of York on shore, who lauded at
sine, breakfasred With Sir George Campbell, and left
this et ten. His Royal Highness, it is said, iritt;.l
tit,odwouJ Daces an his nay to tow..