Star.
London, England, 1815-05-31 00:00:00

THE .1A Air.

The 85. h Light ?gantry marched on Mond
from Hythe, for Chathti:•,.
The depot of the 2tid Light Dragoons, is to 6-
stationed at Canterbury, whet,: it will arrive tt,
m'rrow.

Orders have been received at Cml: for the :11fr
Regiment to replace the 77th at Cove, who are to di,
rarity in that garrison. As soon as he twasports
arrive in Cork harbour, Major WALL'S compan7of
Royal Artillery, now at Ballrncollig. and 2:4 driver:
and horses, will embark for Belgium.
Lady MOUNTNORNIS is arrived in tOwn from B:ue.
eels. Her Ladyship states that the English are so
perfectly assured of the safety of the Netherlands.,
that there is ao idea entertained of changing tI;(;1
quarters. The army is in the highest order ; the Dii
of Was.s.l,:avots is to review the cavalry this day.
the skirmish that conk place near Mona, several wcrc
wounded on both sides, but none killed.

RANISOATE. Mw :30. Embarked this morr.;nr
troop of Horst Artillery, commanded by Sir Hva,
Ross. several field pieces, and itmmottition antflioi
pital waggons, on board of nine transports, whic:, e:,
now getting, to sea. They will join a min of wai
brig now lying off the North Forel.tril ss;th s;s othei
transports under convoy. and proceed together tr.:
Ostend. and as the wind is they will have a very ti it
run. This troop sas eeceedingly well moulte.l, ar.c
presented a very noble appe.tratice. Two of oul
Ostend packets are sow in sight, from that p'ace
whither one of them will return to-mousw with et i.
ral military Officers of distinction now at the /14)44.
Hata—Sailed the Chance schoont.r (river. d
Governmeat as a Dispatch vessel) for the 11,,
there to wait !or orders.

DovEn, MAY 30.---Arrived a French vessel final
Calais, with a ni:mser of aliens on a an
Engli.h family of distinction. Arrived At Faye<
ii nel, and embarked im.nediately on bolta
Duke of Wellington packet, Le Cnmte 13AL:.11,.%;,
General in the Russian service, with di,pitch,s fut
the Emperor ALEXANDER and Count NE,ALiton!-:;
also, one F. ench messenger and °tie with
dispatches for Brussels. F. S. I.nitrENT, Esl. and
Lady, with servant and carriage, for Ostend, v.ith a
great number of English and !orz.ign passengers—xl.4
the Industry packer, Captain BUSHELL, with .1 nom-
ber of passengers going to join the Royal standaid—
the King George, Captain KING, is expected every
hour from Ostend. Daver being the only port that
aliens are allowed to embat k at, the confusion for pass-
port, and the arrivals and departures, make tl.e t,,wn
quite alive. Just hove in sight two vessels from
Ostend ; also one from Calais, styp 'sea to have the
mail on board

Monday evening the PrincessCuAltLOrTe of s ism
gave her fast evening party. isIAJESTY. :,-
cesses Auousra and M.sar, went to it with th,ir ser-
vants in their state liveries ex icily at nine o'clock ;
they were received by th.. lovely youi.lg Pa:Nem itc
the most alirctionate and elegant manner, accom-
p:elied by her attendants, and conducted !,er Royal
relatives to her drawing-room, where ce6r....., tea, and
cr'.-r refreshments were served tip —Among 0-. e
co-npany were the Marquis of ELv, Lord Asun,roze,
Mr. Desenowe, the Countesses of Ha .:ce.ntT, CART
DIL AN, HARRINGTON, WARWICK, ROS.SLYN, the I..:dies
GREVILLE, and the Ladies STANHOPE. The party
broke tip at eleven o'clock, when her MAJESTY and
the PRINCESSES returned to the Queen's Mice.
TIIE COI:N=4OF AYLEsBURY'SUALL.--The eecond
grand Ball by this accomplished leader in the cir...l!s
of high life was held in Grosvenor-square on Mond •y
evening. Dancing commenced in the principal draw-
ing-room at eleven o'clock. At one o'clock arrived
the Fame REGENT and Lord CASILERFAGII. His
Royal. HIGHNESS highly gratified the coirpany by
entering into the spirit of the waltzing party, si.lect•
ing for a partner Lady ELIZABETH kleasslcz. Led
CASTLEREAGH also waltzed u it's Lady CAROLINE
BRUCE, one of the accomplished daughters of the
hostess. It was not until nearly six o'clock that .the
spirit of the scene evaporated. Among the company
were the Noble Families of RUTLAND, MoNritest,
SALISBURY, BEAUFORT, DOWNSIIIRE, B.ISINt;I)3N,
CORK, CAVENDISH ; likewise the SesNisti Alatta•sA-
non, Earl of BREADALEANE, Viscountess CAMS-
REAGH, and Mrs. PITZHERBERT.
LADY HYDE PARKER'S MASQUED nrr.--Hcr
Ladyship's elegant mansion in Great Ciimberlan.f.
place, was opened on Monday night for the express
purpose of seeing masts. The pt eparations
the usual style. The three magnificent drawn
rooms, hung with scarlet, had a prodigiously be
effect, when lighted up with cut glass chandelier,
lustres, and or-molu lamps. The visitants began to
arrive at eleven o'clock, and soon after midnight the
rooms were. lull. There were many charac.,rs of
sterling merit, and among them none excited
much merriment as a Pig-faxil Lady, by the klail.;t
YARMOUTH. •
SOCIETY EOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT or A RTS,
Yesterday being the laq Tuesday in May, his Gr.``''
the Duke of NORFOLK (President), the Vice-Pr,- -
dents and Members, assembled At the. Society's
in the Adelphi, according to annual custurn, to
bate their several Medals, Bounties, and Rewards to
the successful Candidav s. Sie.n after eleven o'Ciot.;
the Great Room was tilled with elegant compjff,'"
witness the gratifying ceremony, among whom
several of the Ambassadors, Earl PEPCY, Lor.cl
CMatiON PERCY, the Marquis of STArvolin. the C, en-
less of COVENTRY, and a long list of pers,.,s of scti.,l9
and taste. About twelve &Clock the Duke ( f ..
P.n.s( took the Chair, worn vie Secretary, Dr. I •%1
Loa, opened the busutess of the dtiry in an aprer .'
address; after which his Grace proceeded I deliver
the prizes in the usital order. Several ju.licifitsiret;
lations had been made since 1 t-t year, w'i'th ri
the access to the Great Room easy, and the accill.
modation of the company cont.ottal.

MAILS 11
£*l, qua
Dublin 0
Waterford • - S -'I
Gummy and ;army 0 0
Hanthorgh Q 9
Holland 0 0
HIGH wATE6L 14.1.11401t1t0
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