Star.
London, England, 1816-03-30 00:00:00

ROME, MARCH it

Copy of a dispatch addressed to the Portuguese
Minister at the Court of Rome :
" Palace at Rio Janeiro, April 1, 1815.
eg His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, tioy
master, having taken under his consideration the i.i-
tentions of Pius VII. as published in his bull,
Umnium, dated 7th August last year, by which
his Holiness has thought proper to revive the Com-
pany of Jesus, which was extinct, thereby derogating
in so far as the authority of the Church is concerned,
from the other Bull, Dominus ac Redemptor noster, ut
Clement XIV. of glorious memory. His Royal
Highness is surprised at this determination of his
Holiness, this Court never having been informed of
it in any way before, although it has had most reason
to complain of the offences of the Company of Jesus,
against which. Portugal has proceeded in the most
energetic manner, by the Ordonnauce dlloara, of
September 3, 1759.
" The positive intentions of .his Royal Highness
being to maintain in their utmost rigour the disposi-
tions of the above Ordonnance, whatever may be the
determination of other crowned heads, even of such
as associated for the extinction of the said company,
my august Master commands me to communicate
his resolution to you, in order that you immediately
present a note declaratory of the invariable principles
which his Royal Highness intends to maintain, and
conformably to which he enjoins your Lordship to
admit no n!gociation either verbal or written on this
subject. 'this determination of his Royal Highness
being founded on reasons the most solid and proper,
can never be considered as affecting in any way the
invariable sentiments of his veneration and filial love
towards the sacred person of his Holiness, and which
you are specially charged to express.
" His Royal Highness has commanded me to
write, upon these principles, to the Apostolic Nuncio,
and by a circular addressed to his Ministers residing
in the Courts of Europe, they are ordered to make a
similar declaration, in order to prevent every expla-
nation, and every indirect overture which may be'
attempted t be made on this subject.
(Signed) N Marquis D'Aotrit.aa.
" To Jose Manuel Pluto, Minister Plenipotentiary
at the Court of Rome."

Her MAJESTY had a select party at her Palace on
Thursday evening.
Yesterday the Dukes of YORK and KENT, and a
numerous assemblage of the Nobility, paid their re.
spects to the Qualm and PRINCESSILL
The PRINCE REGENT, we are informed, is now im-
proved in bodily health, bus experiences a weakness
in his legs from the eWects of the gout. Among the
numerous inquiries at Carlton House yesterday, con-
cerning his Royal Highness's health, were the Lon)
MAYOR of London, Lord Hou.mcn, /kc. tic. At six
o'clock the PRINCE went to dine with his Royal
Mother and Sisters, at.the Palace.
Lord Gnamviu.s is to receive a rent of 4'2,500
a-yeat for Camelford House, on a lease for years,
with a clause of surrender at the end of seven years.
- Splendid preparations are making to celebrate the
union henven The Marquis of TWIEDALE and the
youngest daughter of the Duke of Richmond.
A curious circumstance occurred in Paris en the
20th inst. the ifiusiversaty of the day of BONAPARTeS
re-entry int* that Metropolis : —There was a bri,k
gale, and the whilsfig was blown from the top of the
Thuilleries.
The Fos-hounds of R. L Lloyd, Es+ meet on Tuesday at Tod-
denhanowiet, awl Friday at Cskoed4widge. • --

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rmE ARMY,

wriday and Friday seinaight, the first and it.
cowl divisions of the 68th Foot, arrived at Mb
from Enniskillen. and proceeded•en their route for
Castlebar, Ice. where they are to do duty.
The head-quarters of the 2d Garrison Bvta
liq
arrived at Cork on Friday se'naight from perm!,
and will immediately proceed to Kinsale.
The only Regiments of Irish Militia not yet or.
tiered to be reduced are, the Tipperary. Galway, am
North Down.