Star.
London, England, 1819-05-29 00:00:00

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His Majesty ship Bann, Captain M:•rcHEt.z, with
the vessels under her protection, from this port, has
arrived at Santa Martha. By the Pre•ident we leara
that accounts had been received at Panama; rt four
vessels belonging to the Independents having landed
at the Manclingas, to leeward of the Gulph of Darien.

THE PRINCE REGENT'S Cuur.T.—Yesterday, at
three o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT held a Court after
wards a Privy Council, at which C/lARLEi GRANT,
Esq. the Secretary of State for Leland, was intro-
duced, and sworn in a Member, and rook his eitt at
the Board accordingly. The JUDGE A nvoc.tre laid
before his Royal Highness the proceedings of some
Courts-martial, and took his Royai Highness's con].
mands upon them. The Court did not break up till
half-past six o'clock. The Earl of HARRON BY had
an audience of the PRINCE REGENT.

Thursday the PRINCE REGENT is expected to hold
a Levee at Carlton House, at two o'clock.

Tne DUCHESS OF KENT.—Thursday evening Dr.
WlLsos and Dr. DAVIS met at Kensington Pilate,
upon the state of the Duchess of KENT. Testerd.gy
morning, soon after nine o'clock, they met again
upon the state of her Royal Highness, when they
issned the following Bulletin :

" Kensington Palace, May
" Her Royal Highness the Dottier' of KMr has had a erg
good night, and the Royal Infant continues to do well.
(Signed) "J. WILSON. "D. D. DAVIS."

Monday night the remains of his Grace the Duke
of BUCCLE!GH passed through Oxford for interment,
and lay in state at the Star Inn ; and on Tuesday
morning were forwarded, attended by a numerous
retinue, to their place of destination, the family vault
in Northamptonshire.

Lord and Lady FaLstootru gave art elegant enter-
tainment, on NVednesday, to the Duke and Duchess
of BEAUFORT, Earl and Countess VERT:LAM. the Earl
and Countess of LONSDALE, Lady Mary LOVitTRER,
Lady GRANT/TAM, Earl CLANWILLIAM, lion. Colo,
nel PERcY, Col. STEELE, Col. FREI:MANTLE, Mr. E.
MONTAGUE, &c. at their house in St. James's-square.
hursday evening the Countess of ListrulCK orens:d
her elegant Mansion, in 31ansfield-street, to the hut
lon, with a splendid Ball. The four drawing-rooms
were superbly illuminated, two of them were fitted
up with great elegance for dancing, the floors were
beautifully chalked, representing vases, with flowers.
figures, &c. The Supper, which was of the grandest
description, was prepared in the dining parlours,
below stairs, where covers were laid for upwards of
`2OO ; it was announced about one o'clock.
KING'S THEATRE.—// Rauto Magico was perff)r-
med last night, for the second time. On the fast
representation, it was found too long; it has, cone•
quently, since, been most judiciously cur:ailed. It
is impossible to speak in adequate terms of the s•ab-
limity of the music, and the magniricence of tl:e
scenery, dresses, and decorations. All are in fne
most perfect style. The performers oa tl:e stage, as
well as in the orchestra, appeared emulous to do;us-
tice to the divine strains in this delightful Opera.
We are convinced that the more it is heard the greater
impression it will make. It was received with rap-
turous applause. Mr. WATLUS has been most liberal
in his expenditure; and to Mr. Kri.t.y, the Stage
Manager and Director of the Music, under whose
superintendence the Opera has been .produced, ter
his skill and accurate knowledge of stage eflect, oar
unqualified praise is duo.--The Ballet of La Be!,-,
oti, tea Deg-OA-7),0*, followed. Durowr was inimi-
table, and danced with his unequalled ability. No:-
withstanding the drawback of the change of tae
usual Opera nHit, the Boxes made a brilliant ap-
pearance, and the Ilotue was fully ak}cl lashional,;)
attended.

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