Star.
London, England, 1824-05-10 00:00:00

FRIDAY.

The Duchess of NOIITIIIIMIERLAND'S second Grand Rout, at
Northurnberh.nd Douse.
Lady Pil.r.srs't, Ball, Piccadilly.
Mrs. ORR'S Concert, in Gloucester-place.
Mrs. 11 LA C n N'S Rout, Park-street.
lionoorAllie Mrs. Gost.nco's Party, Portland-place.
Sir Roses.' 111scraRLAKE'S Party, Curnbcriand-place-
Lord and Lady KING'S Party, Dover-street.

SATURDAY.
Mrs. ESKISN'S Ftte, at Richmond.
Mrs. t/RlZ.S.Childretis Ball, Gloucester-place.
1.4)rtl .Isstec SIVA f'S Party, Whitehall place.
Lord and I.ltly KING% Party, Dover-street.

SI:NbAT.
Countess St. AsToNtos Sacred Conccct, Hunover-square.

LIMEHOUsE MARKET.

0,1 Ft iJay, the 7th instant, an Inquest was held at the
itaimia Tavern, in the Commercial Road, before the
Slid iff of *Middlesex and a Special Jury, on the appli-
ca:itm of Thomas 13, ninon, Esq. of A•nerica-square,
fo, a grant from the CI own, to e,,tabliAi a Public Mat ket
at Lintel:close. AL. Szailett and Mr. Chitty attended
in support of the application, whi,:h was ()prised on
behalf of the Proprietors and Lessee of Spital Fields
Ma: ket. Mr. Scat lett, with his u3ual ability, stated the
case to the Jury, mil explained the law upon the sub-
jltt ; in the c•.ur,c of his addresshe spewed the imnwr,se
ntctca.e in the p spulation of Lin:house and the stir-
!minding districts at the eastern part of the metropolis,
poin:ed cut the ueet.sssity of a Public Market in the
neighhonthoo,l, a:; J. the benefits that would result from
it. Ile contenJed that Spial Fields Mai ket could not,
with any colour of r.:ason or justice, oppibe the esta-
blishment ut a Mi: LA, at a dist.utce of neatly two miles;
when that old Alarixt had it,elt been estabOshed within
less than half that distance of other Markets, previously
in existegce. A Ti', rn!•er of most opulent and tespect-
abe inlial)itant, and owneis of large pi operty to the
neigh br.tt rhood gave testimony in favour of the prep: ,cd
New Mai and the Jai y no.u:irnonsly fonad that it
would be highly I,,eneficial to the inhabitant% and not
prejudicial to Spizal Yields or any label to-illboutiag
Market.

We feel great plea,ure in stating, that Eats BATHURST
it rapidly recovering from:his recent indievovition.
Ertl SPENCER has iMe-iy been indiSpOSed; but we are
happy to hear that that much respected Nobleman was yesterday
pi unnoticed to be in a considerably improvtd state.
The Duchess OI Beorono, we a•e sorry- to hear, iS
much indisposes] at her house in St. James's-square.
The /..tr,t Lieutenant of InELAND liar granted £2.50
to the establithing a Parochial Free School, in Galway.
STOCIKIIOI.XI, APRIL 21.—Sir BENJANIIN BLOOMFIELD,
the AnibaAsador, gave r splendid entertainment yesterday,
in honour of the Birth-day of the King his Sovereign.

Lette!s ft m S.r ‘V.II.I.IANI juitTis, 11a-rt. were yes-
terday received in town, dated Cagliari, Sardinia, April 16. The
worthy 11.ronet was received by the Viccitor wish little less than
honours due to itosatty. lie was treated by the thief of the lobo-
hitants with a:I possible kindness and hosi•itality.
Toe lase lli4lop of CHICI/ESTEIt, who died at the
patriarciol age or 90, succeeded the late Sir W. ASHRURNHAM,'
Bart. in the pastoral chair of this See, which he bad filled to the
imparallel•!d term, among our list of prelates, of 47, years, he dying
in 17.96, aged 87. Bi.shop M.:glom preserved his faculties to a
must extraordinary degrt e, unimpaired apparently, by the effects of
;we, till nearly the last ; aad dtiring the past summer he performed
the ceremony of confirmation throughout his diocese.
IntE s 1: T'S .11 Doh Gievanni was repeated at the
King's Theatre on Saturday night. The pit was full to an overflow.
According to the Constitution of the Netherlands,
there must be at least 56 Members present, to enable the
Chamber of the State,General to proceed to business.

Last week a fire broke out iu the Castle at Edin-
burgh, which was happily got under without doing
much damage. It was not far distant from the powder
magazine, and the consequences might have been awful,
limn the quantity of gunpowder now deposited there,
had the flames got head.
The six police-men convicted of manslaughter at
Maryborough Assizes, are to embark at Coik for Bo-
tany Bay. _ . .

NORISTGIAN FANATIC. Letters from Christiania
mention the death of a man who was remarkable in his
way. This was Hans Nielsen Hauze, who," says the
Danish Literary Lexicon," appealed in 1745, as a fana-
tical teacher and popular preacher. He published
several books, some of which had an extraordinary run,
having gone through several editions (some of them six):
each of two or 9000 copies. He had such influence.
among the common people, that the poorest subscribed
towards the expense of Fitting the first editions, and
those who had no money gave tags towards the paper.
In 1804 he was. arrested, and his writings confiscated.
He was in good cis cumstances."
Letters from Cephalonia, of the 18th of November,
mention that Lord BYRON was still in that island, not
having fixed on the part of Greece to which he should
transfer himself. He had engaged a handsome residence,
in a retired spot, about two miles from Argostoli.
TRADE OF OnEsso.—The following is the summary
of the trade of Odessa timing the last year
Russian produce, ate. exported - 15,915,440 Rub.
Foreign Goods imported . 7,911,181:

Excess of Exportation

8,004,158

The Sale of the Danish Asiatic Company began a
fortnight ago at Copenhagen, but the buyers were so
little disposed to purchase, that by far the greater part
of the goods were withdrawn.
A Mechanical Institute has lately been formed at
Newcastle-upon-Tyne; and last week a large room, for-
merly used as an auctiou•hall in that town, was fitted
up as a library for the subscribers, between two and
three hundred in number. A great many valuable books
have been gratuitously presented to the Institution.

THE ARM Y.

The WidoWs' Pensions and Co:npassienate 1i& d4ie the 24th
ult. for the prevent year, will be in course of payment oa MondAy
the 17th inst.

tommissions ita the Northumberland and Newcastle Yeomanry ce..
valry, Aped by the Lord Lieutenant of Northumberland.
Lieutenant Henry Bell to he Captain, vice ttichlrd Bell, reiigned;
Cornet Robert Hedley, to be Lieutenant, vice Bell, prinit,:t3l;
John Wilkie Himawurtb, Gent. to Lc

The Adjutant-General to the Forces, ffir TORRMS, at.
tended by a numerous Staff, Sir I). Ctramti; wit 4 a Inge assem-
blage of Officers and many Fashionables, made the Lapection
Fusileers, on Wednesday morning last, on the Lives at Chan:
The precision and ce;erity with which t/r. nurdeoicitts %Nett.
formed, embracing the whole or the admirable new sysrem,
cording to Sir 11. Tomas:Nes Bonk, with the btill:lrt am; in,is.,.,
appearance of this Regiment, dressed in ft:Li
hear-skin caps, presented a military spectacle on a sm:.lt

easity surpa‘st . .
The Adjutant-General dined with the !top! Fidkci., T‘s,
day, and this evening the (facers give a 11.31 and Sun., r w 1..,• Y
Mantis% and the ueighbuuritoo.l.

The 71st (Highland Light Infantry) Regiment will, on
rival of the Gist Foot at Cork, embark, in the ,anie traut<po-;, tit4f
conveyed the tatter corps to Ireland, for Canada, kr ptirp.),
relieving the Ist Battalion of the 60th (Royal American)
which is ordered home.

Saturday sennight the Horse Artillery in the Garrinm of Lim,
rick were inspccted by Sir Joutt ELIA:a-, who expressed hinls.,i.
highly pleased at the appearance of this resin ct..bfe and w..T..e.y;_
ducttd troop, to their Commander, Lieutenant-Colonel Tinuismi.i,
Two Companies of the Royals are ordered to be stationed
racks in the Square, in the Garrison of Limerick.
Nearly the entire of the 29th Regiment k ordered to join
quarters at Trakr, for the purpose of receiving 'mum:nns in the
new exercise. They are replaced in country cantunments by t!4.-
2d Rifles.

- ..... -
The military detachments in the County of Limerick are ta
reduced in the course of the ensninl! week._

'rhe 934 Highlanders were in excellent health at liartaulosti .11•
the ad of A KA, Anal only loNt one priv.ite 3iitce arils in frora.
The entire of the 21st ru.ileers were statioced at St. Itnicent; :K.
ifie_3d March, all in_zi.o.i.he..lth 311.1,p;i its. _ _

The detachment of the Royal Dravotii lately stationed at
kit that place this morning.
Lieutenant W..T.Outtxt.tni, Itlt.Tr-eter L.) the 14th Ila.zltrmt
liengal Niazive lufautry•, ha; bee:.t rxamins.r in the
six), Arabic, atul Mt:do-Jan departn►•'t:ts of dr.? Co!e:te of l".:rr
William, Calcutta, made vacant .0y tit:• promot.on of f.ireutrziam-
Colorkl Taviton.

Friday, the Ltighton Buzzard 'Fruop oC aort!-hire Yeomanry
Cavalry as,embled at Leighton Buzz.iia t!, t:l4 .i 1
exercise. Thursday, the hole of the iltdfor.b.hie Pegiment uvs
inspected by Colontl Vitsv, who deciared Lis ent ito approbation et-
the soldier-like appearance and correctness with wLieh this Troop
performed their manoeuvres.
Sir Cii.saita:s l'Caityity, Commander of our trote,,s at :111.2
Leone, is a native of the County of Tipperary, and his 11 ivnth in that
quarter await with great anxiety the next .lispatelwi. Coy. ail
Itimmys, of the 2d West India Regiment, who is despcia:eie
wounded, was Brigade.3lajor to Sir CIIAMA& Captain Joni LI•
STRANCR, calla is reported t,) have died from fatigue, It lunging t..
the Royal Afrtratt Colonial Corps, was a native of the kiniCt
Comity. Ensign Fosittirs, who escaped, was also an ollker of she
same regiment, which consists of 1 Lieutenant-Colonel, :dajors
9 Captains, 11 Lieutenants, and 10 Ensigns.