Star.
London, England, 1820-03-30 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, MARCH Is.

It is affirmed that Count Saul Schauenstein will
be at Frankfort before the 10th of April; and that
there is nothing to prevent the Diet from resuming
its Sittings on that day. We learn, from good autho-
rity, that a circular letter has been sent by the Bawa•

rian Government at Spiro, by which t)ie Justices 1
of Peace of the Rhenish Bavarian Provinces are • did►,
penned from answering the questions which may be
put to them by the Central Committee' at Meat.
Whether it be from obtaining explanations respecting
the democratic intrigues in Germany, or for any
other information against Bavarian subjects,. the Ba-
varian Government not-only orders all such informa-
tion to be refused, but releases the Justices of Peace
from all personal responsibility on this account.

The Irish Papers, received this morning, mention
another act of singular atrocity committed
.by the
Rabonmen.- On Monday se'nnight, a body of them,
to the number of about three hundred, went to the
house of Mr. WALKER, of Belleisle, in the County of
Ga!way; and there being nobody at-home but the
Ladies of the family, and a young lad, eighteen years
of age, the ruffians broke the windows, destroyed the
furniture of the house ; and, but for the interference
of some of the ringleaders, would have consummate d
their villainy, by cutting out the tongues of the young
Ladies!. The Ladies, it seems, were suspected by the
ißiblonmen of having disclosed their signs and oaths.

Tuesday, the Duke of YORK held a Military Levee,
at his office in the Horse Guards, as Commander in-
Chief.

It is his ',VA.:Eyries pleasure that the South Tyne
Yeomanry Cavalry shall henceforth i;ear the name
of the 4. Tyne Yeomanry Hussars."
Monday, the Duke and Duchess of Cis-a itcgcs left
town for Frogmore, on a visit to the Princess
Au-
ousrn for a few days.
The Princess SOPHIA passes her time in strict. se-
clusion, admitting no visitors, with the exception of
Prince LEOPOLD, but her Royal brothers and sister.
Her Royal !Ii mess has latterly given directions for
the sale of all her horses, those for the saddle as well
as the carriage, and she has also reduced her domes-
tic establishment to the lowest possible scale. The
Princess AUUVSTA is on a•visit to her Royal Highness
at present, and they frecitrently take a carriage-airing
in the Park, attended by General TAYLOR.

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Prince LEoPoLiz dined with the thiclicss of KENT
on Tuesday, at the. King's Palace, KenGingtun. His
Royal Highness in general visits the Duchecs daily
when in town.

Yesterday, Prince and Princess ESTERNAZY gave
a most magnificent dinner, at their noble mansion,
Chandos House.

Yesterday- Count LtivE, the Russian Ambassa-
dor, entertained several of the Foreign A mbassadors,
together with a lirge party of foreigners of distinc-
tion, 8-E. with a grand dinner, at his elegant resi-
dence in Harley-street.
Yesterday, the Earl and Countess tiArttunsr gave
a grand dinner at their elegant mansion, in Great
Stanhope-street. Among the guests were
Prince and Princes* Esterhazy, the Persian Arlhassador,
Baron Pagel, the Cauntess of Harrowby, Mr. Planta, the Earl
of Nlulgrave,the Earl of Witlebelsea, &c.

The Earl of JERSEY had a select party to dinner
yesterday, at his house in Berkeley-square.

The Countess of ARRAN had a select fashion-
able party yesterday evening, at her house in Dover-
street, Piccadilly.
Mr. and Mrs. FREEMANTLE gave an elegant enter-
tainment yesterday, to the Marquis and Marchioness
of Buctaxonam, and a distinguished party, at their
house in Great Stanhope-street, Mayfair.
Viscountess HAMPDEN had a select fashionable
party yesterday evenhig, at her house in Green•street,
Grosvenor-square.
A frigate is ordered by Government to be in
readiness :it Dover on Saturday, to receive his Ex-
cellency the PERSIAN AMBASSADOR and suite, as his
Excellency, with his travelling retinue, will leave his
house in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, on Saturday
morning, for Dover.
Mr. HaNRY HARRIS is returned from Dublin with-
out having been able to come to terms with the Pro-
prietors and Creditors of the Theatre, to whom Mr.
HARRIS offered a rental, which, it seems, exceeded
the annual profits of the House upon an average of
ten years.
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The site of the New Theatre to be erected by the
Proprietor of the present Theatre in the Haymarket
(which is to be pulled down after the ensuing season),
is to be opposite Charles-street, in the Haymarket.
It will be a small convenient Theatre, so as to enable
the audience to see and hear with comfort, and will
be completed for the season ls2l. The following is
a list of some of the performers already engaged:—
Messrs. LISTON, JONES, TERRY, J. RUSSEI.I., Dtrße--
•BT, MTS. GIBBS, Mrs. MARDYN, Mrs. LISTON, Mrs.
'GARRICK, and several froM the country.
The Livetpoel Mercury publishes a number of Let-
ters from a Gentleman at York. In these Letters the
applause at Mr. HUNT'S question to Mr. HOLTON,
wh:•ther the. people in the Court were linked toge-
ther ? is described as having had an effect on the
ear like lightning to the eye ; Mr. HUNT'S speech is
mentioned as most improssice, and it is said, that at
one period he " melted the Ladies, and four of the
Jurors to tears 1"