Star.
London, England, 1829-01-29 00:00:00

Till NSW LORD LIELMeNANT.

Some members of the Duke i f No&TRUNisstRLARDN
household are exFected to arrive in this Metropolis,
early next week,tii make the necessary arrangements to
the arrival of his Excellency. His Grace will arrive
here about the third week in February, so as to be en-
abled to commence the Vice-regal festivities. with the,
Drawing room, Levee, and Ball, on the 17th of March:
The Duchess of Northumberland will note it is sai.er,
arrive until the commencement of April. It is con*
dered bete one of the most admirable strokes of that
fine policy which has hitherto distinguished the Admi-
nistration f the Duke of Wellington, that his Goatee'
has been able to induce the new Viceroy to acceist the
office of Lord Lieutenant of Leland. -The only point if
praise ,in the Lrie( admins ration of the Marquis of
Anglesey, wails all parties combined to ptai•e and ad-
mire, waste niiinifieefice of his living at 'the Castle,
and the notiWqrsent eircouragenftt it afforded to the
shopkeepers of this City. In this /characteristic he will
be surpassed by his successor, whose, splendour as the
,i-epresentative of his Soveieign at the. French Court, at
the Saere of Charles X was so unrivailtd, and worthy
of his august Master. 'l4- •
Tut lanuriawiclt CLOS'. • •
Every effort which the 'man Cattiolica•can devise
is adopting suptiress tIW m festaeisms ol,Prorest-
ane feeling. The following is the account which leached
me this morning of the treatment. experienced by some
of the most respectable ProtestaniGentleinen of Water-
ford, at the bends of the rabble, instigareJ:by the Priests
on their assembling on Thursday. last, in Ditogai von, to
petition Parliament against tl e Papitts—" We a.et here
in a private house to day, and while as•embled v.i hit
doors, the ends continued shouting and yelling nutsije
for the Brunswic kers, the bloodtduiws iyou will
recognise O'Connell's words at the Association) t •
come out: Oa our coming into the stied after the
business of the Meeting was over, they a.saulted us
with stones. I received a bloiv in the cheek which cut
me severely. Mr. Sheppard bad his hat kni eked off;
and others received several blows of heavy stones. My
friend who bad his pistols, was once tenipted,when
the fellows attempteJ to frighten his horse as he was
leaving the, town fi-r home,to have fired at the cowardly
'ruffians, but fortunately he restrained himself. or we
should all have been Murdered." Such are the mild
and conciliat ry practices of the Rom •n Catholics.
*JANUARY 26.—1 n the Morning Register of this day,
under the head, " The Duke," you will and the foil wing
"We believe the Duke has answered his Grace of
Leiaster, in reference to the Protestant Declaration. in
terms something like the following— .
"' Mr Lotto Dues—l have received the Direloation transmit.
ted by your Grate, slgned by utensil Protestants, and favouring
the measure to which they give the Dame of Cathol.c Emancipa-
tion; and I have the honour to be,' &c. am"
The vets on of its ackno.sleogment, given above, is
said not to be quite correct. The Premier writes, "I
have received the • tin but' &e." or, " I
have received the adoration transmitted by your
Grace in a tin box." This would nut appe.ir vei y urn
portant, bad it not beei, for the recent detection of the
substitution of the for a. Be this as it mob the Agito•
tarots frel deeply. offended, and I assure you that no-
ihiog which has transprired of late years has so much
dispirited or incensed rheAgitatota as thissumtuar) reply.
trrr VICZ-nitGAL FAMILY.
Letters have been again received t. -Jay from the lite
V.ceroy, dated from Beaudesert, and addressed to the
Nl4chioness of Anglesey. .The Noble- Marquis re-
mained, and continues to remain, in until
Parliament assemble, notwithstanding the announce-
ments in the London Journals to the contrary. To-
moriow the Mardrionesi. and the Ladies Agnes and
-Georgians Pager, together with the junior branches of
,The tamilfs leave Ileland for Holyhead: • .

, Tip uttrrta Of KORTH L'AIRMLAVD.• •.
Lord Prudhoe, Captain Royal N ivy, bas been offered
by his Lordship's brother tbe State Stew ardihip of the
Household. As its Lordship is not in England) his
acceptance cf the ai.pointment i, not yet known.
One of the Aides-de-Camp already appointed is a
son of Grey t_ another is the Honourable Arthur Wel-
lesley, son of the. Reverend Gerard Wellesley, and
nephew of thetloke of Wellington. The command of
the Yacht hei•been conferred on Captain the Honourable
W. H. Peyey-Tchop we believe, lately commanded the
Hotspur. The venerable Thomas Songleton (Archdea•
cos of Northumberland), will accompany his Eacel-
lency as Private Secretary.

SARL Or ERROL.

The late, accident under which this Nobleman has
been so long confined, does not now, we ate happy to
state, prevent his Lordship from taking airings in a car-
dap. His LOrdship, however, is yet lame. It is said
that the. Earl of Errol is to form one of the new Vice.
regal StriteOreepirre the appointment his, Lfwdbhip held
in the Snits of Loral Anglesey—a eircunsstance which
Would afford the Iriakpnblic, we are sum, the greatest
pleasure.
The statement that the Marquis of Chandos is to be
Secretary fu'r Ireland, under the• Duke of Northumber-
land, is without foundation. The distinguished Noble.
man who now holds that high office—Lord 'Francis L.
Gower—..bas consented to retain it. "'Lord Levesuii
Gower will leave Ireland, to attend his Parliamentary
duties, early in the coming week.
The arrival of his Grace the Duke of Northumberland
in Ireland was originally mentioned by us as likely to
occur on the 22d or 29d proximo. Letteis received to-
day confirm us in the belief that his Grace's arrival will
not take place at an earlier day. We think it material to
many of our fellow citizens, particularly those in trade,
to be correctly apps ized of the time of the Duke's arrival,
and they may rely on our authority.
Sir SrawA RD Banc; Batt. retains his office of Master
of. the Cerenioniis..
Sir G. RICH t tuins that of Chamberlain ; and Colonel
Goaz also continues in his office.

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