Star.
London, England, 1823-06-09 00:00:00

end suspend its situlms for a time, and
„bee "tlie 'country under the more immediate ma-
x% t„) .4 a •nildei Chief. The possession of Lima by
tbJ WAS expected:
Bow a WAS 11, March at Guayaquil, where, having
st ,cut •• If twelve hundred men to reinforce thearnsy
opera:ng against Morales, he had organised an expe-
dition to libel:LC Peru.
:FRou L ARTRAGERA.— News has been received
from Cuptain Parry, thUt General Morales having
sent a detachment of 500 men to recapture that place,
city \kere intercepted by General Montillo, and 200
„i,o,,ers were taken. Accounts had been received
to s!,e igth April, that the Carabobo Regiment of
800 men, of which 350 ate the remains of the British
LegiOn, had arrived on the Bth instant at Rio de la
garlic, from Laguyra. This reinforcement would al-
inGeneral Mcntiilo to assume an offensive attitude.
FROM Sr. SALVADOR. Portuguese troops.
erntinue in possession of the city, and the Brazilians Of
the country; there was no communication whatever
between them; the inhabitants of the city were in
great distress for want of fresh • provisions ; a rein-
forcement arrived from Lisbon on the sth of April
withl,7oo troops, ender convoy of a frigate, making
the
while number of troops there about four thou-
sand; the Brazilians had upwards of eight thousand,-
but sere in want of officers ; all the valuable goods
had been removed on board of shipping for safety. No
military operations were expected to take place for
• some time.

Saturday, at a quarter past six o'clock, his Ma-
Jr.;tv left town for the Lodge at Windsor, accom-
panied by Sir Waxiest Ktaonvoto. The weakness
hat from his MAJESTY s severe attacks pf the gout,
caring the last five months, obliged him to be car-
r:d to his carriage in a chair.
Vest,:risy Divine Service was performed to the
Eiso's Hoasehi,ld, at his Palace in Pall-mall, by the
11:r. Dr. BLONIBERG.
Piince LEOPOLD attended Divine Service yester-
by at Sr. Yhiiip's, in Regent-street.
' After' a six months' stay at Hanover, her Royal
Highness Princess AUGUSTA left that city on the 23th
eltimo, to return to England, by way of Hamburgh
and lr,!tsigshurg. The Dyke of CAMIMIDGZ ac-
companied her to Gottingen.
Wednesday evening, the spacious Masonic Hall. in
Bugle-street, Southampton, built expressly for the
Reyal Gloucester Lodge, No. 213, held in that town,
su 4N:es! by 'the Worshipful Master, R. L. Patron.
ale; Esq. with the usu 11 solemnities. Several Visit-
ing Brothers, from the neighbouring Lodges, attended
to witness the interesting ceremony. The spacious
Ledge-room was nearly filled, among whom were
many distinguished Brethren ; and the ceremony was
anicluded with an oration from the Chair, eloquently
and emphatically describing the moral duties of the
Craft, and an earnest exhortation to the religious
observation of the excellent rules and orders of this
ancient and honourable fraternity.
HYDE PARK AND TRH GARDENS.—Yesterday at
half-past four the Wellington-walk was crowded.
The cavalcade extended, as usual, from .south to
north. Inere was but little novelty observable among
the splendid equioes yesterday. The prevailing
colours are the King s yellow, grass green, and dark
blue. In the Gardens, from half past five till nearly
seven o'clock, the fashionable throng was prodigious.
Among the belles of ton, simplicity of attire prevailed
in an earinent degree, i. c. white dresses of muslin,
with a closely pinned handkerchief of coloured gauze
around the heck. Bonnets of white silk, small, and
close to the head.
THE KING 'R THEATRE.—The performances of Sa.•
turdi)i went off to the entire satisfaction of a splendid
audience.
• COUNT-GARDEN --•Satliti3ly evening, OTWAY%
Tragedy of Venice Preserved was performed at this
Theatre, for the benefit of Miss F. H. KELLY. After
the fiery ,nccessfial debid of this young Lady in the
character of Juliet, the anxiety of the Public and of
her friends was great to see her performance as Bel-
viler% and every part of the Ilattse was crowded
with genteel company. Her conception of the cha-
rader was good, and her delineation of it chaste,
evidently sheaving that her study had been assisted
by a most able master. The parts of Allier and
Pierre were sustained by Mr. C. KEZ.IBLE and Mr.
Macaeabe. •The excellence of Mr. C. KEUELR in
the former character is well known, and MACRIADT
sever appeared tai greater advantage than in his
performance of Pierre.—ln the Afterpiece, Three
Web after Marriage,, Miss F. H )(ILLY performed
the part.of Lagy Racket, and, considering. that this
was her first attempt at Comedy, she acquitted her-
self very creditably.
A remarkable instance of absence, or indifference,
occurred the ether day in high life. The bridegroom,
recently united to a most amiable young Lady, a
sear relative to a Noble and highly eistinguished fa-
mily, himself heir to a Noble title, and one of the
largest fortunes in the kingdom, on the evening of his
marrike, and previously to the ceremony, was ob-
served loitering over the railings in the Park, seem-
ingly perfectly unconscious of the approaching event,
when he was suddenly addressed by an intimate friend
My dear Lord, have you forgotten that yon are'
engaged to dine with the Duke s • • to day, and that
Pm are to be married at thesame timer "Dear me
(said the Noble Lord) so I am 1'
Late on Friday night Mr. Toghill, and Mr. Charles
Broom, of Batliford, left the Oak Inn, Chipping-
Sodbury, having drank freely. On their way home
through Doddington, with their horses at full speed,
they were thrown, and found both on the ground be-
tween three and tour o'clock the next morning at Mr.
Downs farm, near Doddington Park. Mr Toghill
• was out hurt, but his companion was so much injured,
that *hough surgical assistance was promptly ren-
• dered. Mr. Broom never spoke afterwards, but died
in a hew hours, apparently in excruciating agony.
Mrs. Broom arrived to witness the last moments of
her unfortunate husband : she is left witlaTour small
children, and is now. pregnant. An Inquest was held
on.the body, and a verdict returned of " 4 Accidental
death., occasioned by intoxication."