Star.
London, England, 1831-03-24 00:00:00

TILE ARMY.-MARCH 21.

Friday morning five pieces of cannon and three troops of the Car-
bineers from Ballineollig left Limerick for Ennis, to attend the Clare
election.
Thursday two companies of the sth Regiment, commanded by Ma-
jor M'Kellepe, arrived in Limerick from Buttevant, and marched on
Friday for Ennis.
Captain Harris and Lieutenant Reid's company of the sth Regiment
embarked on Friday from Limerick on board the Steam Packet for
Kilrush.
The reserve companies of the 99th Regiment at Clare-Castle have
received a route fur Naas and marcbed on Thursday morning for that
place.
YEOMANRY APPOINTMENTS.

Malice' 17, 1831.
His Excellency the Lore Lieutenant hu been pleased to sign corn.
missions appointing the following gentlemen to be oilicsn In the under-
mentioned yomanry corps, viz—
A tz YIIONANgT, Queues Canary —The Hon. T. Vcsey, to be
Captain, vice Bells resigned. Edmund Lombard Ewao, Eq. to be
First Lieutenant, vice Gray, resigned.
KILMARIZ COUNTY Blaro--Charles H. Knox, Esq. to be
Captains vice CoL Cuife, deceased.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Maws Amman Tans DAT—Dublin, I ; Waterford, 1; Sweden, 1;
Flanders, 1 ; France, 1.

DIAL, MARCH 23 —Wind N R. fresh breeze.

PLYMOUTH, MANCH 2s.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived frnm London,
the Mary Ann, Jacks, for Van Dienten's Land. Arrived the Aimable
Mere, from Bourdeauz.

DARTMOUTH, Molten 22.—Arrived the Martha, Lewis, from St.
Andero.

BairroL, 31.socH 44.—Arrived the Rapid, from Naples.
Sr. N , Mama 22.—Arrived the Triton, Dennison, from
Mobile.

Bacrr, 11.11ICN 18.—The wreck of a boat, with " Helen, of
London, John Ede," painted on it, was driven no shore on this coast
the 12th inst. The James and Theresa, from Newcastle, which put
in here leaky, sailed this morning for Charente.
The Seefahart, Eyleman, from Trieste to Bremen, Is wrecked near
Brindi4i.

The Traveller, Andersen, from Liverpool to Vera Crus, was
spoken with 341 th December, in Ist 17. N. long. 35.
The Windham, Dawson, from London, has put into Harwich with
loss of anchor, hound to Yarmouth.
The Stanley, from (3allipoly, is supposed to be arrived at Bull.

The LORD CIIA BERLA IN has notified to Mr. Ca T.-
v ERT, that in consequence of his vote on the second read-
ing of the Reform Bill, he is no longer connected with his
MAJESTY'S Household as Secretary to the Loan CH AM -
BE RI- A IN.

The Hon. Colonel Cradock attended at the House of
Commons, to support the Reform Bill, although labourin
under severe illness. The Colonel suffered himself to be
carried home at one o'clock, under an impression that the
division would not take place that night.
How very kind it is, in the Emperor of Russia, to desire
to save Warsaw ! It must be a joke of some Prussian
Editor ! Did he send 200,000 men in the miseries of a
Polish winter to a rebellious Capital to save it ? Arch hy-
pocrisy, if true ! The Poles were its better saviours ; and
now his discomfited barbarians are routed and scattered—it
is at first pretended, that they made voluntary counter
marches ; and now that they retreated to save the city !
The Prussian Gazettes have also told us, that they ran
away, because the Polish army was too weak to fight again !
How considerate these despots are, when they are frus-
trated and defeated ! We expect that Prussian and Aus-
trian Poland, and also Lithuania, will soon join their coun-
trymen ; and hence, the lacrymonious statements in the
Berlin Gazettes.

THE KING'S LEVEE.

his Majesty held a Levee yesterd;tv ; t his Palace in St.
James's.

At half-rust one o'clock a Guard of Honour from the Re-
giment of Li 6 GuarJs took up their Atation opposite to
the Palien.

The King entered the State Rooms about two o'clock, and
gave audiences to the Field Officer in Waiting and the
Colonel of the Guard.

The Brazilian Nlini.ter had an audience of his Majesty to
deliver his letter of recall.

His Majesty also gave audiences to—

The Rsrl of Albemarle. the Duke of Devonshire, the Duke of Rich.
mond. Lord Foley, Earl Grey, Viscount Palmerston. Sir J. Graham,
the Right Hon. tharles Grant, Viscount Althorp, Ldrd H 11, Lord
Erskine. and the Lord Chancellor.

Earl Amherst and the Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood were
the Lord and Groom in Waiting.
His Majesty's Entree Levee was attended by—

Prince Leopold ; the Russian, Austrian, and Netherlands Ambassa-
dors; the Prussian, Swedish, American, Sardinian, Neapolitan, Ba-
varian, Austrian, and Wirtetnberg Mit-beers ; the Atchbishop of
York. the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, the Lord
President, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the
Secretaries of State fur the Ilome, Foreign, and Colonial Departments,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the President of the Board of Con-
treul, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Lord Chamberlain, the
Master of the Horse, the Captain of the Yeoman Guard, the Captain
of the Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Deputy Gnat Chamber.
lain, the Vice. Chamberlain, the Treasurer of tie Household ; Lord
Hill, Gold Stick in Waiting ; Colonel Cavendish, Silver Stick in Wait
ing ; the Master of the King's Stag Hounds, the Paymaster of the
Purees. the Judge Advomte.Gleneral, the Secretary to the Privy
Purse, the Master of the Ceremonies, Mr. Sergeant Anthill. the At.
torney and Solicitor General.

At the General Levee were—
Dukes—Newcastle, Somerset, Si. Alban'., Norfolk.
Marquiseg—Cholmondtley, Cleveland, Bute, Camden. Ttivistock.
Emig—Carlisle' Rosebery, Caledon. Nelson, Bandon, Jam, n, A hing.
don, Balearrut, Beauchamp, Cawdor, Amherst, Derby.
Viscount.—lngestre, Chetwynd, Valletort.
Lords--Byron, Erskine, James O'lleyen, Henley, Calthorre, James
Fitzroy, ()volley Stuart, Sandon, Rossmore, Arthur Lennox, \ fleecy*.
Right Honoutables—Charles Grant, Robot Grant.
Honourables—Guitsvug Hamilton, J. Butler, Wm. Booth Grey,
Robert Bruce, Rev. Richard Carleton.
Count Morel le Champemont.

Sirs—T. Hammond, A. d'Evte, Hussey Vivian, J. Hawker Eng.
lish, R. Bulkeley P. nippy, George Barlow, Hugh Palliser, George
Bamfylde, o,horne Gibbet+, Murray Maxwell, J. Hale, H. ‘Flteatly,
B. Seymour, Gertrd Noel, Richard Jodrell, John Owen, Edward
Tucker, John Pollen, G. Hose, W. W. Wynn.
Bishops—Chichester, Lincoln.
Rev. 3lessieur.—.Charles S. Hope. J. Delafidil, J. F. 'Mandy,
Thomas Here, William Fallofield, G. P. Boileau Pollen, T. Gossett,
William Canning, George Evans.
Alderman Relly.
Doctors—Black, Savage.

Messrs.—James Crosby, John Smith,James Logan, Edmund Vines,
Henry Wells, John Wiiks, Arden, Foster, Charles Wright, ‘Vilitam
Coates, Howant Vyse, J. W. Birch, Charles E. Jenkins, Richard
Howant Vyre, Frost, Throckmorton, C. F. Palmer, ALP. Jones, I.P.
Charles Russell, Stanley, Walter, Jones, Burford. M.P. Bet hell,
Surutt, Robert Dundas, Oelme Radcliffe, Felix Booth, Barrett Len-
nsrd, M.P. Baring, Slorrett, Philippa, G, P. ROW, Edward H. Cole,
Turnbull, Lowdham, North, J. B. Monet, Walter, Cunliffe
Courtenay, Palmer, Campbell, Charles Bruce, Charles Dundas, Currey,
Shelley, Holdsworth, Oldmizon, Des Vreux, Foley Wilmas, Adesne,
Bainbridge, ALP. Sykes, M.P. Labouchere, Eyaton, John Berkeley
Mond, John Walter, rdon, M.P. John ‘Vilks, M.P, Nurtlimore,
Gough, Lawrence, Wright, Wadden, Price, Wicker, Coates, Myddle-
ton, Biddulph.
Admirals—Gage, Sir Joseph Yorke, White, Jones, Roth), Dundas,
Omrnann, C.B. Gifford, Sir W. Hargood, Granger, Hon. Sir H.
Blackwood.

Generals—Hon. A. Duff; Sir H. Wheatley, Sir H. Vivian, Sir H.
Montresor. Sir W. K. Grant, Sir A. Clarke, Sir G. Quentin, Sir W.
Hutchinson, Sir C. Dalbiac, Sir T. Hislop, Sir J. Fearer, Sir F. tie
Rottenburg, Bonham, Hooke, St. George, Eustatte, 31ulcaster, Ste-
venson.

Colonels—Fitzclarence, Poten, Cost, Fox, Tyrrell, Fletcher, Forster,
Nicol, A. Caldwell, Sir A. Dalrymple, Brotherton, Douglas, Sir A.
Dickson, Rowley, Sir H. Wyatt, P. Hawker, Kenah, Hon. H. Dundas,
H. Vyse, Cleland, Maule, Salter, D. Hamer, Walker, Weleverty,
Cator, Lord Brudenell, Spink, Townshend, Morgan, Oreenwell, Tee.
menbeere, Elwood, Hay, Sir G. Berkeley, Sir J. May.
Majors—H. Webster, Falls, Nutt, Hodges, niggle.
Commanders—G. Truscott, gallon, J. 8. Hore, (iallwey, A. M.
Skinner, Fraser, P. Graham, R. Meredith, C. English, Nias, R. H.
King, Uasher
Captains— Hope Johnstone, Cheslyn, H. St. V. Rose, May, Lyon,
Si. P. Williamson, Smyth Wyndham, Fenwiek, Verity, Richardson,
R.N. C.B. W. C. Smith, Price. R. N. Canon, R. N. Bastard, R.N.
0. Vernon Harcourt, R.N.Prescott, R.N. C.B. Hon. H. Duncan, R.N.
Fanshawe, R.N. G. Berkeley, Simpson, R.N. Randolph, R.N. J.
W. Campbell, R.N. Aylmer, Dundas, R.N. Tinling, Wayinouth, Sir
G. Seymour.
Lieutenants—Rooke, R.N. Barlow, R.N. H. C. Jay, R.N. Lech.
mere, Faris, Thornton, 3leikham, Rouse, IL N. Thomas Knox, K.N.
William Kelly, R.N. Haig, Paterson, Hole Grant, W. H. Mulyneux.
R.N.

Cornets—Griffiths, Shawe—Eosign Norris.
The following had the honour of being presented to his
Majesty :
Lieutenant-Colonel Fox, on being appointed Equerry to his Ma-
jesty, by Lord Albemarle.
Lord Erskine, his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to the King of Bavaria, on his arrival in Enghtnel.
Lieutenant-General the Hon. A. Duff, by blarshal lard Berestord.
Sir Murray Maxwell, on his appointment of LieutenanzOtmrsior of
Prince of Wales's Island, by Lord Goderich.
Sir George Ilamfykle, Bart. by Sir HusseyVivian, oa being appointed
Colonel of the Nord) Devon Militia
Earl of Balcarras, by the Karl of Hardwicke
Sir. J. Hall. by Sir 1.. Mallet
Lord James Fitzroy, by Lord Clanricarde
Hon. J. Booth Grey, by the Earl of Stamford
Captain Sir George Seymour, on his being created a Knight Corn.
mander of the Royal Guelphic Order
Admiral Sir Win. Harrod, K.C.B. on his being created a Knight
Grand Cross of the Guelphic Order, by Sir H. Taylor
Rev. J. Delafield, by the Earl or Limerick.
Karl Jermyn, on his marriage, by the Blarquis of Bristol.
Major-General Sir Henry Wheatley, on being appointed a Knight
Commander of the Guelphic Order
Lieutenant-General Duff, by Marshal Lord Beresford
Colonel A. Caldwell, C. IL by Sir T. Hislop
Liens -General Sir Hussey Vivian, on being created a Grand Cross
of the Royal Hanoverian Order of Guelph
Sir Richard Jodrell. by the Esrl of Albemarle
IJeut.-General Sir Henry bluntresor, K.C.B. and 0.C.11 by Gen.
Lord Howden, G.C.B. and K.C.

Col. Forster, on his appoiuttnent to the command of the Artillery in the
South %Vest District, by L'eu..-General Sir James Knorr
Lieut.-Col. Fletcher, on his iron o ion, by Col. Woodford
Dr. Black, by Lad Amherst
Major Hodges, by the Earl of Romney
Col. Nicol, 66,11 Regiment. by Gen. Sir James Kempt
S•r Hugh Pallaer, B rt. by tie B•rl or Beauchamp
Cul. Hay, C. B. on his promotion at d to the command of the Qw...et.'s
Bays, by Lord Hill
Major Nutt, by 3lajor.Genevil Sir J. Malcolm
Lieut.-Col Cato'', on promotion, by Sir J. Kempt
Elwood, by Mr. H. Curtein, M.P.
Commander &allow, R.N. by Sir E. Moodier), Bart.
Colonel Tremenheere, on bring promoted to the command of the
Chatham Division of Royal Marines.
Colonel t•reenwell, C. B. on his appointmett to the command of
the Garrison of Chadian), by Lord Hill.
Major Henry Webster, by Colonel Fitsclarerce.
Major Falls, 3d Regt. on his promotion, by General Lord Hill.
Lieut.-Colonel Morgan, by the Marquis of Bute.
Lieut.-Colonel Spink, by Lieut.-General Sir W. Keir Grant.
Commar.der Fraser, by the Right lion. C Grant.
Commander Arthur M. Skinner, by General Sir 0. Nugent.
Colonel Townshend, by Viscount Sydney.
Dr. Savage, by Major. General
Lieut.-Colonel Lord Brittit.nell, un his promotion, by Lord Hill.
Commander Gailwey, R. N. on his appointment to the Ordinary at
Chatham, by Sir James Graham, Bart.
Commander James Stopford Hort, by the Han. Sir Robert Stooford
Sir J. Hawker English, by General Sir H. Douglas
The Hun. Gustavus Hamilton, by Loa Clive
Sir George Barlow, by Earl Nelson
Rev. G. P. Boileau Pollen, by Sir John Pollen
Rev. F. J. Bland, ChapL to the Mayor of Reading, by Lord Melbourne
Rev. Thomas Hore,by the Earl of Bandon
Mr. R. Vine., by Lord Melbourne
Lieut. W. H. Molyneuz, R.N. by Earl Amherst
Lieut. H. Grant, by Earl Roslyn
Mr. Arden, by the Marquis of Cleveland
Mr. J. Wilkes, M P. by the Lord Chancellor.
Mr. Foster, by Commissioner Desiree.
Mr.. Henry Wells, by Sir P. Sidney.

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Hon. R. Bruce. by Colimel 'Woodford.
Lieutenant Paterson, on return from foreign service, by Lord F. Som.

coact.
Mr. H. Vyse, on being appointed Cornet in the 241 Life Guards.
Mr..l. Logan ; to present his work on the Gael, by the Duke of Chardon.
Captain H. S. V. Rose, by Sir G. Rose.
Captain Cheslyn, by Earl Howe.
Cantain May, on his return from India, by Sir J. May.
Captain Lyon, by Colonel Freentantle.
Mr. John Smith, by the Lord Chancellor.
Mr. Charles Russell. by Viscount Melbourne.
Lieutenant Haig, on his marriage, by Sir R. King.
Mr. C. G. Palmer, MP. by Lord Melbourne.
Mr. Throckmorton, by Lord Radnor.
Captain Williamson, by Colonel Greenwell.
Captain Smyth Windham, by Colonel Fitzclareree.
Honourable 'tie. Butler. by his father, Lord Dunboyne
Lieutenant W. Kelly, R.N by Sir James Graham
Mr. Jones, M. P. by Sir John Owen
Captain Fenwirk, on his return from Gibraltar. by Sir A. Bryce
Mr. Stanley. by the Earl of Belfast
Mr. E. H. role, on his marriage. by the Hon. Colonel Dawson Danner
Mr. C. P. Rose, by Sir G. H. Rose
Rear-Admiral Granger. on his promotion and return front the Conti.
nt. by Sir Thomas Hardy
Mr. Philipps by Sir R. Bulkele? Philipps
31r. Morritt. by Colonel Fitrrlarence
Mr. bowdhatu, Secretary of Lunatics to the Lord Chancellor, by the
Lord Chancellor
Lieutenant F. Knox, by Sir H. Crmpbell
itlr. Turnbull, by Sir Thomas Hislop
t aptain Hope Johnstone, by Sir J. Pechell
Mr. Des Vneux, on his return from his Majesty's Embassy at Ca talan.
tinople, by Lord Palmerston
Mr. Richardson, by Sir H. Blackwood
Mr. Foley Wilmot, on being appointed Secretary of Legation in Swit.
zerland. by Lord Palmerston
Captain W. C. Smith, by Admiral Sir Hargood.
I.aptain Vesey. by Mr. Arbuthnot.
Captain Tinling, by Nlajor.General Sir A. Bryce.
Lieutenant Rouse, by Sir G. Hardy.
Lieutenant Meiklam, by the Earl of Rosalyn.
:ornet Shawe, by Prince Leopold.
Lieut. Thornton, by the Marquis of Salisbury.
Licut. Leelnere, by bard Foley.
(*.met Griffiths, on his appointment, by the Marquis of Salisbury.
Lieut. Barlow, on being appointed to his Majesty's ship St. Vincent.
Licut. l(ookc, ILN. on being appointed to his Majesty's ship Belvi.
tiers, by Admiral Sir H. Nea'r, Bart.
Ensign Norris, by Gen. Sir W. Pringle.

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