Star.
London, England, 1831-02-19 00:00:00

BOARD O 1 GREEN CLOTH.

2W? QUEEN'S DRAWING ROOM.
Board s f Great CIA, St. James's Palace,
February 18, 1031.
BY COMMAND OF HIS MAJESTY.
Notice is hereby given. That all Carriages going to her Majesty's
Drawing Room at St. James's Calace, on Thursday the 24t. of
February, are to fall into the line as the sop of St. James's-street, in
Piccadilly. go down the left hand side of the Street, round the comer
of 'sU.MelI, and enter at .he iron-gate nearest to the Palace, set
down at the Arcade. and come out of the Farce-yard by the Iron% ate
nearest to 3larlhonsugh house, and pass through Cali-Mall into St.
Jaare's-square : in taking up, they are so come down St. Jatrunds-
' street in like manner, isrssing 11 It the same gates as when
they set down, and go away divot% aU-Dlall. No Ilackney
Coaches twill be pennitseil to come within die Iron-gates, but roust
set down at the outside thereof; anti go away through Pall-Mall.
The gate at the top of Constitution-10 will be open only for carriage.
of perkons having the entree which are .o proceed down Constitution-Lill,
and to cater the p.dace at the Statle-yard Gate, turn into the Ambassa-
dors' Court, Fri down at the trade, and go out at the gateway in Cleve-
land-row; turn to the left, and wait in Cleveland-row, the Stable-yard, or
St. James's.park, till called ; then to take up hi order as they bet dOr
peas awry through, the same gateway. and go up die left hand side of Eft.
James's-street The canio6cs of ambassadors, the ministers, and great
(dicers of state, may reMailt in the ambussador,' court till called for.—
Tickets for carriages hclorgirg 10 person► havinii the entree, going in cut
the gate ou the too of Constitution-hill, will he aellvered at the Board of
Green Cloth, St. Jilltlr.% Mime, at. Tuesday next, between the hour,
of 12 and 3 o'clock. Chairs arc in come down the right-hand side of Si,
James's-at. from Piccadilly. dress chairs are to enter at she great gate of the
Paltee, and pass uncle' shr Colomuule into the Ambassadors' Court, Sc'
down there, and wait 41. nine Court till called fur. Hackney Chairs
are to enter es the new Footway Iron-gate nearest .o the Palace, set
down under the Arcade. alai pa/0 away on the outside of the Carriages
Ithrough the new Foot-way trop.gate, next so Marlborough House.

In the course of the sprin,,, the Queen intends giving
four splendid fetes at St. James s, similar to those given
lately at the Pavilion, the orchestral department of which
will be also under the direction of Mons. Collinet, who was
honoured with their Majesties' full approbation for his exer-
tions on the late occasions.

Their Royal Highnesses Princess Augusta and the Land-
gravine of Hesse Romberg will accompany their Majesties
to town on Monday next ; the former will rerurn to Frog-
more Lodge when their Majesties cake up their residence at
Windsor Castle; but the Landgravine is expected, after a
short stay in London, to return to Germany, her health
being sufficiently improved to enable her to undertake the
journey.
Prince George of Cambridge, with his tutors, Messrs.
Harvey and Wood, will also follow their Majesties to town.
The health of their MAJESTIES has been remarkably
good during their residence at Brighton. They rise early,
and retire to rest also early, as the Royal soirees terminate
when her MAJ EST Y dismisses her chamber musicians, which
is usually at eleven o'clock.
His Majesty's cutter Snipe, on arriving off Brighton, from
a cruise, on Monday last, fired a royal salute in honour of
their Majesties.
The Royal Sussex militia will assemble, in order to be
embodied, at Chichester barracks on the 27th of April.
Daunt-LANE THEATax.—The oratorio season com-
menced last night under the most favourable auspices. The
selection of music on this occasion was far more varied, and
was, in general, of a loftier character than it generally is.
The band, which is one of the best that ever appeared in this
theatre, was admirably led by Mr. Barton. The chorusses,
those of Handel especially, were given in a grand style.
Mr. graham and Miss Paton both performed. They were
received in a manner which must have been highly flattering
to their feelings. Mr. Braham sang with his accustomed
brilliancy of execution. Miss Paton sang with much spirit
and feeling. The whole of the entertainment, which was
under the immediate direction of Mr. Lee, and was con-
ducted by Mr. Bishop, gave perfect satisfaction to a crowded
audience.

CITY, ONE O'CLOCK
Consols, which left off yesterday at 80 to for the Ac-
count, opened at the same price, since which the market has
become very heavy, and consols have been done at 79i
In the foreign market nothing doing as yet.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols continue to be heavy, and at present may be
quoted at 791. Report says the Russians have experienced
a repulse by the Poles. In the foreign market little or
nothing doing.