Star.
London, England, 1831-03-22 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Princess Augusta honoured Lady Caroline Weida-
grave with a visit yesterday at her residence in CIITZOT. -
street.
'the Landgravine of Hesse Bamberg, and a select party:
dined with her 'loyal Highness yesterday.
Sir Murray Maxwell (the Governor of Prince Edward's
Island), had an interwitz with Viscount Godericlt ye tei
at the Colonial Office.
Mr. Justice Halliburton, and P&r. Archibald, the Attorney-
General of Nova Scotia, transactet!• business yesterday at
the Colon* Office.
The PraAian Minister visited Viscount Palmerston yos-
terday at the Poreign Office.
Despatches were sent off by an Italian courier last even-
ing, for the Honourable General Ponsonby, the Lieut.-
Governor of Malta.

DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE OF ORANGE.
The Prince of Orange and suite left Mivart's Hotel, Sunda y
mowing, to embark for Rotterdam. His Highness was ac-
companied to the vessel by a large party of the nobility
(ladies and gentlemen), to bid adieu to his Royal Highness,
and to express their sincere wishes for his welfare. It was
intended he should have embarked in the Dutch vessel of
war the Curacoa, sent expressly last week with a strong de-
tachment of marines, under the orders of Commandant Mons.
Le Jenne, who was most cordially received by his Royal
Highness and friends; but the vessel from its great depth
being unable to reach London or Rotterdam, it was found
more convenient to take the Batavier steam-vessel.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
Miss Homiest appeared as Lady Covselanee, in King John, last
night, for her own benefit. This character, though among the most
beautiful on the stage, is remarkable for it,. brevity, and presents a
singular instance of the part of the heroine enduring only to the
third act. The moat celebrated speeches are the reproof to Austria,
that which she delivers sittinf on the ground, and the lamentations
for Alfred. We are too limited in space to enter into minute cri-
tichm, and must, therefore, conclude for the present with the hope,
that Miss Ermines persosiation of Constance may improve by rc.
petition. With the merits of Waimea Xing John and KIMBLE'S
Favloonbridge, the public is already acquainted. The Farces of A
Daypfler the Wedding and The Otorsibes, both admirably acted,
and some introduced songs by Miss liivitisarrit, Miss Mollies,
WiLsow, and KEELEY, enhanced the attraction of the evening.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRICAL FUND FESTIVAL.
The Committee met yesterday, for the purpose of making Anal ar-
rangements for the Festival tumerrow (Wedas). Sir Oconee
Sawn. attended, and made an encouraging report of the he
had made amongst thole who hod kindly tendered their nal u.
illsiance at the Anthems:7 Dinner. lir. Eszavop read a letter from
Mr. Jones, announcing that ldr. Bamtam has kindly promised to at-
tend the dinner.

THE ARMY.

DUBLIN , &Uca 17.
The 10th hussars will, immediately after landing in Dublin linen
York, proceed to Newbrldge, and relieve the 17th Lucas.
The 12th Royal Lancers are In daily expectation of the route to
Dundalk.

A troop of the 17th Lancers, stationed the last week at Alountrath,
when disturbowes wereexpeeted in consequence of hostility to tithes,
returned to bead-quarters, Newbridge barracks on Monday.
In consequence of information received oo Tuesday, in Limerick, by
T. P. Volta, Esq. the chief magistrate, he applied to Colors! Wortley,
the commandin officer, who instantly sent off an officer and 20 men
of the 74th regiment to Bradford.
Tuesday and Wednesday the entire of the King's Dragoon Guards,
lin Limerick. with Major Maxwell, Captains Bray and Martin, Lieuts.
Hawke anti Scott, left fa Ennis.
Capt. Harold's company of the 74th regiment left Limerick on Wed. neaday, fur Scariff, and Capt- Gordon's company of the nom for Corolin.
Four companies including bead-quarters of the bth regiment, from
Buttevant, marched into Limerick. this day, under command of Cr..cop.
Tovey, on route to Clare Castle, where they were to arrive on Thursday.
The total strength is 12 officers, 14 sergeants, and 260 rank and tile.
Intimation having been received that the peasantry intended to break
into the bridewell of Sixmile-bridge, where Grady is confined, a party
of the King's Dragoon Guards, and 56th Regt. with Captain Drought,
left Limerick, at ten o'clock on Monday night, but no violence having
been committed, they returned on Tuesday morning.
The house of Clifden, Den Corolla, is now occupied as a military,
The The reserve Companies of the 99th Regiment, are ordered from Clare
Castle to Naas.

Colonel Vincent, Quartermaster.geoetal, arrived from Dublin nn
Tuesday at Ennis, where be will remain with the troops ordered to be
stationed in the county Clare, during the election, which commences on
Monday next. Eight companies of the 6th regiment are on their march
from Butterant to Clare, Castle, Ennis, Ennisdmou, and Kibosh.
Three troops of the Combine= from Ballincollig, and one troop of
the King's Dragoon Guards from Limerick, are ordered so Earth, with
four pieces of artillery.
Fifty of the 74th et Snub, under Major Crabbe, are to be moved to
Conran and Tali*.
The grenadier company of the 74th regiment, which arrivtd at
Ennis from Limerick, to attend at the executions on Friday, marched
lib:gain on fiattudey morning.
reserve companies of the 91st, or Argyleshire r*nierit, have re.
caved 84 tine reciutta, few of which see eider 5 feet 7 inches in height,
NA one exceeding 20 leers.ot age—tbe general number of them are
perfect in drill and in ;Ise ranks.
Major Warburton having allayed the outrages in other counties of his
district. Is now proosaliogtei En* to satin Hr.-Yokes.
Thegreuadier (*.apply of the 74th, which farrived[at Ennis pont
Li to attend at the executions es Friday, modied hack again
on Saturtiay pigmies.
beetegitt on tiat
A large numbq O w** sons wowsay evening
from Clare Coeds, nodes a -strong *peon of tits .4th, commas ded by
Lieutenant Hied, and pooseded no Moodily, engrains for eak, to de.
poeit the sons in the Hines were at Haulbowlhie.
IRISH YZON AN RY APPOINTMENT.

15th March, 1831,
BALLINAMOI2 YEOIIAWIY, COUPTT LESTRIM.--Jaltes
ley. )sq. to be Second Lientenant, sins Nig resigned.
ANAMOZ YZ01141.1111,7, COUNTY WICKLOW.—WIII4OII Johnson,
Esq. ,o be First Lieutenant, vice Edge, deceased.
18th March, 1831.
RaLLesicEr; YzomANNT, COUNTY fiLloo.—William Garret,
Esq. to be :%:econd Lieutenant, vies Rea, deceased.

Marti&
tbe 2let inst. the lady of J. IL:lt !adore, Esq. of Mimed.
square, of a daughter —At Peckham, the 10th Inst. blv. B. Edging-
top, ofatlas--At Brightoo, the 20th inst. the lady of F. B. Glisvoole,
Esq. M.D.. of a daadbter.

Satettaj,the 19th hut. at tlt.''' Abbot's, J We.
thgell. Esq. al ti9l.*So vDhja We 'll, youngposhmehter of the
late P. Qilbest, d Sari atoort.— t the British Ambassador's, at
Bern, laBwitseelead, the 11th toot. the Rev. J. L-Pores, of Chases, to
Catherine, wood drogbme et Mr..C. Stevens, of limilaittoo-Oare.

lir, W. Parr, of Nts. 11, Upper4eTraes, Itliaitsik—lbt lath hot.
sodEllssisdi, die loth of J. AMU, stßetiaa, Middlesex
IPida7. it
T.Outior'a-street. aged
?be !Ist tam at Ids abriabers, in Elm-court, in tbe Middk Templt,
,N. Wisekley, req. aged