Star.
London, England, 1816-07-08 00:00:00

HAGUE. JULY 5.

We have a letter from Geneva of the 15th of June,
which states, that by accounts from Barcelona, Vice•
Admiral Copellen had arrived at Majorca with his
Majesty's IsquAron. in good condition. A vessel
from Timis, arrived at Salo, had met, on the third
day after sailing, an Algerine squadron, consisting of
two corvetton. a brig, and two smaller vessels: news
had also been received of the excesses at Oran, and
that the pirates were fortif)ing the Castle of Kan-
quios. and the report of a war with England was
general.

The following Bulletin was Issued and shewn yes•
teat, at St. James's Palace :

" WINDSOt•CASTLt, JULY A.
" His MAJESTY has enjoyed good bodily health,
and has in general been tranquil throughout the last
month ; but his MairsTv's disorder is not abated."
. Alter the breaking up of the Council, the QUEEN
and PalwEssts visited the Princess ELIZABETH'S cot-
tage in Old Windsor, and in the evening returned to
Londm. The Princess Maur remained at Windsor.

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gavv.
'raw at St. Helena, is appointod Asl/4;,t0r0 fl
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'Matt'-r-G,?ni•rAl of the troop, in ',lot Wand. '''
Friday MAjnr S.: taLuetb Captain XVIIIGITT,Uew,
Mints CnnWTHER 0114 HUNT, With (,)0
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bot ktli in ti'P Qt /MN CiIIARVVI'TIP. , s'ai
Last week. dtqao.nie.tits r.f the II th and ('"•th i.
(nary landed at Forty:mu:l3 Inv+, (36raltar, t„ ,
invalided. The trne.;)s at Gtbraltar aro the 117\
oGth, and 67th regirnentß, and a company of Suesn
and Miners.

Saturday seinnigilt, a trnop of L'.;ol
:marched into &Afford, where tLey krt.
rem tin for sorn., months. ctc to

Last week the depots rf the lS h, 250,, nnd
N'Reiriments, marched into W.rehester
sn..itdAy and Toeik- I•,rn the Isle of °
,
Oa Saturday the 20'!' Regiment of uelt
goons rev,ewed by il:e Duke of Vent( en 'am".•
slow His Royal 1-lighn,'ss Rrr;rt'd nq t;i
/:rng:nd in time for die to begin pt
o'clock. The Dake of WFwvc-reN,
his ijde-de-Carnr, had Arrived a shore.
His Grace joined the .C.ammanecr in C;,iel. in
Review. Trim fine R,gitre.n: extentqd the eA,O„s
evolutims in so masterly An..! soldier-Lke a rwiriner
as to call forth repeated marks of arproha If"
the Duke of Yours and the Duke of Wr.i.!:vcmv.
A great concourse of people were attract.(l,,..e
Heath, including a number of MlitAry OfEre:s anti
persons of distinction Amomg tl!ern ware the Mae.
(lois and Marchioness of WoncecTra and Lord Wm.
mast BENTINCK• Although the weather WAS 'err
thliant 111, yet there was a very numernits ascernSlar,
of beauty and fashion. The Duke of re!:::rra
to London about three o'clock, and afterwards waii.d
upon the l'aixeit REGENT at Carlton Hrosse. The
Doke of WELLINcrrom returned to LondAn, nni
after taking off his miilorm, he walked th!Pu
streets, accompanied by a Gentleman. He le" r,.
cognized by the public, and nunitters
A crowd was collected round his Grace by VT t;nl4
be got into Cot ksptir-strect, who testiF.ed their 'joy at
seeing him by loud buzzas.

Yesterday Divine S,rv;ce was perrnrmed at Colt-A
Home by the Rev. W. F. Binstnrun.

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Friday the Portugnt,se Minister wadi intrnattl
to the QUEF.N at her Palace, and had a priree
dience, when his Excellency nude a •Intrul cnnimn.
nication of the death of the Queen of Poitru; AL.
Saturday r.. Art BATHUItsT and Count ICIUN!-TP4t
had long audiences of the PRIFCE REGENT It c;trltr n.
House.

The Pturre Itrovsrr dined with Prince ESTVITI!!rf
yesterday, and a select party.
, The patriotic intimation, that the PRINCE Retrve
was desirous that the Nobility and Gentry invioll
to Carlton House nn Friday next should appear a
British manufactures, will be productive o. r Itch
benefit. The Lon Mason ton le.s
anxiety to promote the wearing of Spitalfields r
nnfactirre ; and it is expected that this idea *RI ,
be kept in view by the cr'mpany at Guilehall aud the
Mansinn.house on Thursday, on occasion of the A .
tendance of the Royal Dukes, and Prince LEOPOL!,
to receive the Freedom of Ole City and the Resolu-
tions of the Common Council. In addition to the very
laudable object of employieg the Spitalfiel& poor, we
'mold recommend to consideration the case of another
body of ingenious but distressed mechanics—we men
the watch-makers. Would it not be A proper mart
of attention to the national industry to wear an Ents
lisle watch ? It is well known, that the Fiend%
watches, of Is :rich such numbers have been bowel
over by our travellers, are in general mere bauble.,
and the purchaser generally finds himselibutlittle be.
nefited by his false economy in purchasing them. lit
one word, it is in the power of every head of a family
to contribute to the prosperity of British tuanubir.
titres, by prohibiting m his family the use of any fo.
reign articles.
Saturday afternoon the Prire(ss Cuaatorre. and
Prince I..zomn received Addresses from the County
of SuTolk, and from the Boroughs of Great YAT.
mouth and Plymouth. Afterwards their Highnessis
had a select party to dinner, at which were present
the Doke and Duchess of YORK, the Duke of Wrto
LINOTON, the Earl of LAUDERDALE, the l'tlargnis of
A NG!. EWA, Sir HENRY Totter s, Sir COLIN CAMP.
BELL, and others. In the evening their Highnesses
visited the Opera. Yesterday they attended divine
service at Whitehall.
K IRO'S THEATRE.—This Theatre was unustaf
crowded on Saturday with a brilliant and fashionable
audience. The Opera was Zaire:. with the Ballet of
Goatalro. The PRINCESS and Prince Lenver.n, as also
the Duchess of YORK, were present. His Grace die
Duke of WELLINGTON visited several Boxes thtnogli
the evening.
LYCEUM • •-•-• Saturday evening. the Ataij and iliisst;el
as originally produced at this Theatre, was pet finite 4
for the second time this seasoe. All the scenery an!
most of the actors are new. Mr. mwitinr,t
the character of the Farmer, which was formed+
allotted to FAWCETT, with a quiet pathos which legit
us little to desire. Mr. !tussah., iron-idle Edinburgh
Theatre, performed Plaieot with as much success as
could be expected after the excellott acting of Kr:lnfer
in this simple and affecting character. Mr. Pant-
NF.TT'S Jon/ was among the best novr!itipc of the
piece ; in which he displayed a rich vein n 1 humour.
and an admirable truth to stature. fsliss Kerte at
Annette, was herself and more than herself. On tile
whole, we prefer this hid,. pfect as acted here to as
representation at either of the larger Theatres ; it Ir.
less artificial—less tricked nut in sentiment—,lTl
therefore more affecting. The size of the stare is
more in keeping with the o.nrestic nature t f the tab'
Contrary to the use a rile, ir, a story like this, d'^.
allusion is greater in prorortion as the distance IF
diminished, and the less there is of the static effect,
the more deep is the influence over the affections.
VAUXHALL.—The efiect of the, rains Inns been Cr',
to improve the appearance of the elysium of the toe.n.
Vauxhall Gardens, which is new fiegneined by
noble and elegant of both sexes, to an estent not
paralleled in the records of the fashionable wraith—
Madame &Kim stillelectrifies the thou ii;,ds ski ')
witness her matchless nrentmanee. Shout I i!ye
weather take a favourable non, which, in all prr
bility, must be the case, this enchanting; sce.me
amnsement will continne to attic; ti that
table it; di. z aik