Star.
London, England, 1811-03-11 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 10.

Arrived his Majesty's ship IWooLwicn from the
Mediterranean, and is put under quarantine. Also
arrived his Majesty's ships MERMAID, GOSHAWEE,
GRASSUOITIR, and CORMORANT with a few ships from
the Downs. Sailed the &twits on a cruise • and
WOOLMUNE with convoy for the Downs. Wind W.
S W. _

DIAL, MARCH 10.

Put back the whole of the outward-bound that
sailed yesterday under convoy of his Majesty's ships
KANGAROO and PicoaY. The running ships have not
returned ; it is supposed they have reached Ports.
mouth, as they sailed several hours previous to the
convoy. Sailed his Majesty's ships BELLEROPHON,
Tarszus, and DUIANCRe for the Scheldt ; and the
NEMESIS, for Sheerness.—Wind S. W. fine weather.

Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, the Puna
REGENT set off for Windsor Castle, and about twelve
had an interview with his MAJESTY, with whom he
continued about an hour ; afterwards his Royal High.
ness visited the Quzaw and PRINSESSES, with whom he
remained a considerable time, and in the evening he
returned to Carlton House to dinner.
Saturday his MAJESTY walked on Windsor terrace
from twelve o'clock till one, attended by Doctors
HEBERDIN, WILLIS, and Mr. DUNDAS I again from
two till four, accompanied by the Dukes of YORE,
CUMBERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, with whom he war
engaged in conversation; and yesterday in the morn-
ing and afternoon, accompanied by the same Royal
Dukes, and General MANNERS.
Saturday morning, soon after eleven o'clock, the
Dukes of YORK, KENT, CUMBERLAND,' and CAU•
BRUNIE, the Archbishops of CANTERBVEY and Yozz,
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of MONTROSE, Earls
of WINCHELSEA, AYLESFORD and MORTON, arrived at
Windsor. In a short time afterwards her MAJESTY
signified her readiness to hold a Council, when the
Members consisting of the Archbishops of CANTRIt.
Bola and YORK, the Loan CHANCELLOR, the Duke of
MONTROSE, Earls of WINCHELSEA and AYLESFORD,
were introduced into her MAJESTY'S presence. Sir H.
H ALFORD, Doctors REYNOLDS, HIBERDEN, BAILLII
and WILLI:, attended the Council, which sat a con-
siderable time. The Members afterwards partook of
a sumptuous entertainment, provided for them by
command of the Qualm ; and then set cff on their re-
turn to London.
The Dublin papers received this morning are only
of the 7th inst. They do not contain therefore any
account of the aggregate meeting of the Catholics
called for Friday, at which it was expected that a most
important discussion would take place.
The Catholic Committee of Dublin have adjourned
their meetings to the id Tuesday in April.
The wind having shifted to the North-East on Fri-
day night, the CURACOA frigate of 36 guns, Captain
Towna, sailed from Portsmouth on Saturday morn-
in with the East-India fleet, which has been de.
tamed a fortnight by foul winds, viz. HopeJaunton
Castle, and Princess Amelia, for Madras and China;
Rose, Metcalf, Carnatic, and Castle Eden, for Madras
We this morning received German papers to the and Bengal; Marchioness of Exeter, and Union, for
16th ult. They contain a French proclamation which St. Helena and Bengal ; Northampton, and Union
accompanied the Imperial -Decree for annexing the (2d) for Bombay and Bengal; with the ANTELOPE 50,
Departments of the Upper Ems and Months of the Captain CARPENTER,-WWI is to accompany the fleet
Elbe and Weser to the Fr,ench Empire. It is, of to a certain latitude.—but the wind having come
course, a fulsome panegyric on the virtues of the round in the course of the day to the N. W. the con-
Great NAPOLEON, and contains the usual promises of voy was obliged fts anchor at St. Helen's about six
peace and prosperity to his new subjects. An article o'clock in tie evening ; but as it was likely that
under date of Semlin, January 15, states, that there the w ind would shortly come round again to the
is a suspension of arms between the Russians and the North East, they probably sailed yesterday. Mr-
Tucks. HENRY ALEXANDRA, formerly Chairman of the
HYDE PARK.—The promenade, ride, and drive, in Committee of Ways and Means in the House of
the Park, were yesterday crowded with persons of Commons, took his passage for the Cape in the
rank and fashion, whose brilliant and lively appear. CURACOA• He has been for some time Secretary to
ante fully evinced the beneficial effects of the dawn of the, British Government at that Colony. He is go-
Spring. Velvets were by no meanst so numerous ing out to resume his office under the new Com-
as on the preceding Sunday, silks and sarsnets hay- mander in Chief, Sir JOHN CaanocK, who buc-
ving become the more favourite costume. Among ceeds Mr. ALEXANDER'S cousin, the Earl of C.:.-
'other
distinguished characters observable in the gay LEDON*—His Lordship will return to Englnhe
East
ad in
throng, we witnessed his Royal Highness the Duke the CURACOA, which will therefore convoy t
of CLARENCE, Lords ERSKINE, ELLENBOLjUGH, CAE. India fleet no farther than the Cape.
TLBILEAGH, PALMERSTON, A. HamiLTON, NEWARK, CORN Moat CT, M• R IIL•LA N c—The fresh arrivan of What
and Flawza, Sic JOlng
SOMERSET, LASE, the Portu- to-day oaks a considerable supply, and •dis trade, early in the
tuguese and Spanish Ambassadors, Mr. W.IIITEREAD, lai rM".1111, ' 11" a trine deafer,
bat saki in general at "art/
, and second with inferior
Mr. PONSONBY, &c. &c. I her Royal Highness the vela in et seniav
.14. Tar
alifiiiialte Peu at little variation.
Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, the- Marchioness of
Ma" it ask Pdon likomise. , t tars bare arrived in great
SLIM, the Duchess of Diorama :oh Lady Cmin.i. Amigo% mad ram sited at a reduction al she's is, and is.
Ma* &C. am. Per linnsh 'SINS Oil Ow.