Star.
London, England, 1823-03-24 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, MARCH 23.

IliS MAJESTY, attended by the Lord Steward, Sir
KEPPEI, was present at Divine Service in the
Royal Chapel to-day. It gives us the highest satis-
faction to state that his MAJEsry has recovered much
of his natural healthy appearance since this day sen-
night. The SovErtErox no longer rests his left hand
in a sting, but has the free use of both arms, and his
srey is unconfined and firm. His MAJESTY'S pious
observance of the Sacred Service is always an example
to the collective congregation.

Saturday, at three o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
Leld at the Foreign Office, Down i ng-stt eet, which was
attended by—
The Earl of Westmorland, Mr. Peel, Mr. Canning, Earl
Bathurst, thtt Chancellor of the Bxchequer, Viscount Melville,
the Duke of Wellington, Mr. Wynn, Lord Bexley, Lord Mary-
borough' and Viscount Sidmouth. •
The Eatl of Li V ERPoOL was absent on account of the
recent decease of his relative, Col. --IF.NKINSON. The
LORD CHANCELLOR was also absent. The Cabinet con.
tinned in deliberation until about a quarter before five.
Colonel Sir FREDERICK HAN KEY arrived yesterday
morning with dispatches irons Sir THOMAS MAIT-
LAND, at the lonian Islands.
The Rev. Dr. BLOMBERG performed Divine. Service
yesterday to the KucG's Household, at his Majesty's
Palace in Pall-mall. _ _

The Lord Bishop of BassroL preached yesterday
morning to a. numerous and respectable congrega- '
tion at Saint Botolph, Aldgate.
Accounts reached town on Saturday of the death
of RICHARD MARTIN, Esq. M.P. for Galway county.
The Duke of BEDFORD is somewhat better.
GEORGE ANSON, Esq. has arrived at Reddish's llo-
tel, Jermyn-street, from a tour.
Mr. RAVENGA, Envoy from the Republic of Co-
lombia to this country, was arrested on Thursday last,
for a sum of Ninety Thousand Pounds, due from that
Government, at the suit of Mr. MACKINTOSH, the
4 army accoutrement-maker. We understand that some
of the first Merchants of the City immediately offered
• to give bail, but*Nlr. RAVENDA declined to accept their
services, and is determined to dispute the right of
snaking him persor:Aly liable for contracts to which
be was not even a party.
KING'S Tnnart:E.—The Opera of La Donna del
Lago, and the grand Ballet of Alfred le Grand, were
again performed on Saturday, with infinite eclat.—
In the hi illiant circle wet e the Duke of GLOUCES rEst,
and the Lords GwYDyn, MELVILLE, BCC. &C.
DRURY LANE.—The Opera of the Haunted Tower
"Nape' foe riled on Satut day, to the delight of a crowded
. and fashionable audience. Miss STEPHENS and Mr.
BRAII tNI, as Adele and Load In'lliam, were never
more happy in their respective exertions; they were
i both perfectly themselves, and beyond this it is int-
.. possible to say anything more laudatory.
COVENT GARDEN.—The new Tragedy of Julian
went off with increased effect, on Saturday evening,
• before a very numerous and genteel audience. Hanle-
, pan and the Ogress closed the evening's entertainment.
ADELEII I THEATRE.—This elegant Theatre closed
11 prosperous season on Saturday night, being the just
•, reward of the Proprietors for their indefatigable la-
bours, in providing for the entertainment of the Public,
on which occasion the following farewell Address was
spoken by Mr. WRENCH:
" LADIES AND GErasersa:N—Another season, pre-eminently
- !narked by your patronage and approbation, drawing this even-
i
illg to a close, calls upon me for rite renewal of a pleasing duty,
Mt of returning the most grateful acknowledgements of the
Proprietors and Performers of this Theatre, for your kind and
fostering encouragement. At the close of the last distinguished
seasons memorable for having been that in which the celebrated
, jil
1 I. nataganza of Tont and Jerry was first presented to your no-
_lce, the Proprietors pledged themselves to produce a novelty,
'Mkt variety, extent, accuracy, and beauty, should not have
' f'entr._ excelled: they trust,
that, in bringing forward the splendid
_-",itettainmetit of Green in F. awe. they have fully redeemed
nit Pledge. To render the scenery, dresses, and decorations,
c.karacteristic of the various Pieces produced, the Propriet:rs
have, this seison, engaged the services of Artists, whose united
talents have enabled this little The.ttre• to compare, in those
Particulars, with its more extensive rivals, to whom appropriate
scenet), and splendour of decoration had been considered almost
exclusively to belong. In conclusion, I am directed to inform
7°44 Lilts and Gentlemen, that a Company, comprising the
present established favourites, in addition to fresh candidates,
a
otancl aii:nveairtiesteyaso. be waiting,ofnnewPieces LI the most favourite-Authors,
i ant]to evince our gratitude for past,
desexve your future 613ppOrt•••4111 when, I beg, most respect-
ton bid you farewell."