Star.
London, England, 1831-08-31 00:00:00

THREE O'CLOCK.

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Consols have just been done at 81i j.

The Dutch steamer is not expected till late in
the evening.
We have received Bombay papers to the Ist of'
April, but they are void of information. The
Madras Courier states, that the remainder of his
Nlajesty's 89th regiment was to embark on the 20th
of March, for England, on hoard the Mary Ann.
Great excitement prevails in the City, regarding
the two 74's being in the Downs, in which troops
are to be embarked, as their destination is not
known. Various are the conjectures on the subject.
It appears that the British claims on the Bra-
zilian Government are about to be enforced ; and
for which a reinforcement has been sent out to
that station. This is no more than what the
French and American Governments have done.

The whole of the Portuguese vessels of war that
were taken possession of by the French left the Tagus for
France on the 13th of August; they are—the Diana, Perola,
Amazons, frigates; LealdMe, Don Joao I. corvettes; Don
Pedro, Don brigs;iiebastiao, Memoria, schooner.

Died, on the 28th inst. at Halliford, Middlesex,
aged 30, Ann, the wife of G. Wells, Esq. of Cottage
Grove, Walwo;th.

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF THE CORONA-
TION PROCESSION,
Front St. James's Palace to the West Gate qf Westminster
Abbey, on the day of their Majesties'
A Squadron Life
The Duke and Duchess of °locates and Attendants,
In their Royal Highnesses` two carriages, each drawn by six
bones, with their proper escort of Life Guards.
The Duchess of Cambridge and Attendants,
In her Royal Highness's Two Carriages, each dran.n by Six
Horses, with her proper escort of Life Guards.
The Duke of Sussex and Attendants,
In his Royal Highness's Carriage, drawn by Six Horses,
With his proper escort of Life Guards.
The Duke and Duchess of Cumberland mil Attendants,
In their Royal Highnesses' Two Carriages, each drawn by
Six Hou.s, with their proper escort of Life Guards.
The King's Barge Master.
The King's Forty-eight Waterman.
THEIR NIAJ ESTI BS' CA RRIA GES,
Keel' drawn by Six Horses.
The Flnt•T CARRIAGE, drawn by six bays, conveys__
Gentlemen Usher of the Privy Clamber to the Queer.
Gentleman Usher Quarterly Waiter to the Queen. Gentleman
Usher Daily Waiter to tl:e Queer.
The SECOND CARRIAGE, drawn by six bays, conveys—
Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber to the King. Gen.
tleman Usher Quarterly Waiter to the King. Gentleman
Usher Daily Waiter to the King. Gentleman Usher to the
King.
The THIRD CARRIAGE, drawn by six bays, conveys—
Equerry to the Queen. Page of Honour to the King. Page
of Honour :o the Queen. Page of Hor.eur to the Queen.
The FOURTH CARRIAGE, drawn by six bays, a:Limns
Groom of the Bedchamber. Graon, of the Robes. Page of
Honour to the King. Page of Honour to the King.
The FIFTH CAssucn, ore an by six bays, conveys Clerk
M.trshal. Vice.l haolLerlain to silo Queen. Page of Ho-
nour to the King. Lend of the Bedchamber.
The SIXTH CARRIAGE, drawn by Si.; GreyF, conveys
IVoman of the ll:eche:utter. Woman of the Bedchamber.
Vice. Chamberlain to the King. Comptroller of the House.
hol 1.

The SEVENTH CARRIAGE, dawn by Six thyll, convey.
Maid of Ilonnur. `.laid of Honour. Trea•urer of toe
Housdiold. Keeper of the Privy Purse.
Toe EIGHTH CARRIAGE, dawn by Six Bays, conveys
Maid of Honour. Maid of Honour. Lola cf the Bed
clamber in Waiting. Muter or' the Robes.
Ttte NINTH CARRIAGE—Drawn by Six Whites, con.
veys Mliti of Honour. Maid ..f Honour, Gram.) Of the
Stole, Lord Chamberlain te the Queen.
'fax TENT!! CA IS It TAGS—Dr awn by Six Blocks, con.
veys Lady of the Balch: her, blaster of the Horse, Lord
Steward of the House :.old, Lonl Chamberlain to the King.
A Squedmn of bite Guanl.. Ili: Mt:jetty's Equerries
and Aides-4 Camp, On Horscbcck, Two and Two, Attend.
ed by One Groom each ; iintl coir eiiher side by the King's
Two Yeoman Riders. lkputy Anjutanti.G.neral, Deputy
Quarter.Master-Gtneral, and Deputy Adjutant-General of
the Royal Artillery. Qor rter•Mas:er-General, Adjutant-
General. The Master ut His Alajesty's Luck Hounds, on
Horseback, Attended i.y Two Grooms. Six of His Ma-
jesty's Horses, with rich Trim:lnge, each ilorse led by Two
Groom!. 31arshalmen in Ramis of Four. The Junior
Ulm) and Clerk of the Cheek of the Yeoman of the Goan',
on Horseback. Unc Hundred Yeoman of the Guard, Four
and Four. Senior Exun and Lieutenant of the Yeomen, on
Horseback. Twelve Footnien, Fo•ir and Four.
TII E STATE COACH,
Drawn by eight cream-coloured Ilors.-4,
Attended by a yeoman of the Guard at each wheel, and
1 Two footmen at each 4aor.

The gold Stick mid Captain of .he Yeomen of the Guard
Riding of either side, attended Uy two Grooms each,
Cur•ve7•iog
rtt E KIN G.
TIII; QUELS,
The Metros of Vie Rub:..
The Lady of the Erticliamb:r in \l"rising.
A squadron of Life GuF7tls.

The Procession will form down Constitut:on.hill at 9
o'clock, start from St. James's at half-past 10, and reach
the Abhey r.t half-pas: 11.
The route is by Pall-mall, Charing-am, Whitehall, Par-
liament-stn.-et, to the west gate of Westminster Abbey.
The Attendants on their Majesties will get into their car.
daps at the Archway leading from the Flag-yard. The
State-coati' alone to enter the Yard.
The general direction of the Procession is under the order,,
of Lord Frederick Fitsclarence, Gentleman of the Horse to
His Majesty, assisted by the Officers of the Matter of the
Horse's Department.
The ceremony in the Abbey, it is calculated, will occupy
about four hours, and terminate about four o'clock, when
the procession will return in state. The public offices are
to be illuminated. It has also been docided that there will
be a naval promotion and a brevet rise in the army, though
we belitve these will not be very extersive. The principal
tradesman as the asst end of the town, in the lines of burl.
ness likely to he employed, arc overwhelmed with orders ;
and the dealets in velvets for robes, furriers for ermines,
coronet-meters, jewellers, goldsmiths, tailors, milliners, &c.
are full of activity. We hope some means will be devised
to amuse the people in other quarters, and thus divert the
crowds flora the short space between the Palace and the
Abhey.