Star.
London, England, 1824-03-18 00:00:00

WINDSOR, MARCH 17.

Yesterday, at half-past two o'clo-ck, his MAJESTY,
accompanied by his usual retinue, left the Castle in his
phaeton, which he drove, followed by another with the
regular attendants on liciseback, and proceeded to the
Royal Lodge, and returned to the Castle at hall-past
five.—This afternoon the Earl and Countess of WAR--
wicK arrived at the Castle, as also did General Sir WIL-
LIAM KEPPEL, who had the honour, together with
Lord and Lady MA nyaonotron, and a select pay, to
dine with his MAJSSTY.

A Cabinet Council assembled at three o'clock this
afternoon, at the Foreign Office, in Downing-street.
The Duke of CLARENCE lett town un Tuesday night,
at nine o'clock, for Bushey.
Prince LEoroi,u, accompanied by Baron STOCKNIAR,
arrived in town yesterday evening flout Claremont.
The. Earl oICHICIIESTER entertained a diqinriii,hed
party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Stratton-street, l'iccadilly,
among whom were the Duke and Duchess of Limps.
The Honourable Mrs. llol'E gave a grand rout yes-
terday evening, at her house in Alansfield-street.
Lord and Lady CARRINGTON eitiet Wined his Excel-
lency Baron FAGEL and a 'distinguished party at dinner yesterday,
at their house, Whitehall. _ _

Mr. ANGERSTEIN has purchased the elegant house in
St. James's-square, which was the residence of the late Earl of St.
Gz:zstairs. The purchase money is said to be X 20,000.
Government has come to a final determination not to
adjourn the Assizes from Lancaster to other parts, of Lancashire.
A " Mechanics' Institute and Apprentices' Library"
has been established at Kendal(
AToRIo.L-The weekly performances alternately at
each Theatre continue to be well attended. It was la&t night tue
turn of Drury-Lane. The first part yrai chiefly trona 1-lamnor.,
with a morceau eech from Dr. 11A1-101, and 1110AllT, well
executed by Mrs. SALMON, Miss STAMENS, Miss BUODAI.T., BRA NAM;
and SA PIO. Between the first and second parts. Miss ox sung the
noble Recitative from the Tantstvis, with the air 7'u ch'aecendi, &c.
one of the happiest in'pirations of Roszma, with greet power and
brilliancy, and, what is also a considerable merit,vvith a true feeling
of the sentiment and expression which belong to tins heroic and
tender strain.
&tears:m-1n the STAa of the Bth inst. the following notice
should have sppeered not among the Deaths, but Ole Et, ths,and with
the addition we have now marked in italics :-- Fel). ‘hs, At Dimdalk,
the Lady of James J. bretc, Esq. of the Seventh Dragoon Guards,
/assn.

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°points:tons signed by the Ltiell Lieutenant of the County ale-
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tine of liineaster- -•
Thomas Richard Pktinbe, Esq. the Right Hon. the Earl of iii ' ,
the Right Honourable Lord Viitount Mulyneut, Jetties -
tieworth, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Ra§. Thomas Greene, Esq. ,i -
lam Gale, Esq. Thomas Entwisle, Vag. tobeDepnty Lieutenants.
2d Battalion of Royal Lancashire Militia—ftubert Entwine, Req.
to be Lieutenant-Colonel; George Marton, Esq. to be Captain.
Liverpool Battalion of Local Militia—William Ripley, Esq. to lie
Captain.
Leyland and Ormslark Battalion of Local Aillitia—Edward Bootle_
Wilbraham. 13sq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant; IV 0-
liam Blundell, Esq. to be Lieutenant.Colunel ; hicbard Bootle
Wilbfaham, Esq. to be He*.