Star.
London, England, 1821-05-14 00:00:00

ALTENBURG, APRIL 29.

The most remarkable Resolution of oar States was,
that though they consist of thirteen Noble Members,
and only four from the Citizens, they have yet pro-
posed to the Duke to alter the old Constitution of
the States so as to be conformable to the present age ;
and to confide the deliberation on the welfare of the
country in future, to Representative; chosen by the
people. As the Diet has been hitherto constituted, only
six-sevenths of the landed proprietors were at all re-
presented. The proposal could not be made without
a sacrifice of personal privileges. It has met a fa-
vourable reception from the Duke, as appears by the
Rescript issued by him on the 12th of March.

Charleston Papers arrived this morning to the 15th
of April. The following is given as an extract of a
private letter from Ilavannah, dated April 7 :—lt
will be seen from this, that the report of a Revolution
having been effected in Mexico, is unfounded :
" I wrote you by the Jane, under date of the Ist
instant, in which I stated the circumstance of a re-
cent disturbance at Mexico ; but by more recent ad-
vices from that place, via Vera Cruz, it appears that
the first reports which reached us were rather of an
aggravated nature. There had, indeed, been some
serious disturbances in that quarter, but the Viceroy
was not deposed, as at first stated ; and the insur-
gents were not likely to succeed in their design of
overthrowing the Government. The Captain-General
of Vera Cruz had marched to the relief of the Vice-
roy 6000 men, and there was not the least doubt
but that order would be restored. The Consulado
has presented a strong remonstrance against the new
Tariff, in consequence of which k has been deter-
mined to postpone the operation of it for ninety days.
One hundred and twenty-nine vessels had entered the
port of Havannah in the month of February, of which
forty-eight were Spanish, fifty American, ten Eng-
lish, seven Danish, four French, four Dutch, two Sar-
dinian, one Hamburgh. one Bremrn, one Portuguese,
and one Prussian.—The official Returp of the Gold
and Silver coined in our Royal Mint at Mexico, in
the year 1820, has been published, which amounts to
10,406,151• dollars."

Yesterday, the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE.

The Princess SOPHIA visited the Duchess of CLA•
HENCE yesterday.

Yesterday, his MAJESTY, the Duke of YORK, the
Duke and Duchess of C L A ft ENCe, and the Princess Au-
GUSTA, attended Divine Service at the Chapel Royal.
Divine Service was yesterday performed to the
KING% Household, at his Palace in Pall-mall, by
the Rev. F. W. BLONIBERG and the Rev Dr. STA-
NIER CLARKE.

Yesterday, Prince LEOPOLD attended Divine Ser-
vice, at St. Phillip's Chapel, Waterloo-place, accom-
panied by Colonel ADDENDROKE.

In consequence of the death of the Earl of CAR-
HAMPTON, HANS HAMILTON, Esq. M.P. has been ap-
pointed Custos Rotulorum of the county of Dublin.
Friday, THOMAS ASSHE?ON SMITH, jun. Esq. was
chosen Member for Andover, in the room of his fa-
her, who served the office twenty-five years.
Mr. COKE'S Birth-day was celebrated last week
not only at Holkham, but at Wells, Wvmondham,
Loddon, Repeham, and other towns in Norfolk, v. ith
great festivity. There are few public or private men
whose virtues have excited an interest sufficiently
lively, or a regard sufficiently Learty, to excite par-
tizans or friends enough to mark out the day of their
birth for celebration throughout any considerable
space of time; when, therefore, such tributes are ob-
served to be paid year after year, and to augment in
numbers, in honour of a plain Country Gentleman,
it seems hardly possible for respect to be manifested
in a more decisive or more gratifying manner.
OPERA HOUSE.—This place of fashionable resort
was on Saturday evening very fully attended. We
do not remember, on any occasion, to have seen so
many distinguished movers in the fashionable world
as on Saturday. Before ten o'clock, the Pit was
crowded to excess. The attractions, of the evening
were La Clemenza di Tito, and the Ballet of Nina.
The applause throughout the whole of the Opera was
very great, and Madame CAMPORESE and Madame
ALBERT were encored in several of those delightful
airs in which this Opera abounds. The length of
the Opera and the Ballet made it very late before
the performances were concluded, it being more
than half-past twelve. We observed the Duke and
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and the Princess SOPHIA
of GLOUCE3Trat in their box.

THE KING'SREPORTED VISIT ro 1-IANOVER

HANOVER, APRIL so.

The preparations which are to be made on account
of the arrival of his Majesty the King are carrying
on with great diligence. It is conjectured, that be-
sides the Princes and Pt incesses of the Royal Family,
some foreign Princes will accompany his Majesty'
According to the latest accounts, however, his Ma-
jesty will probably not arrive before the end of Au-
gust. At the beginning of August the army will go
into camp about a league from this city, except one
regiment, which will remain in garrison at Stade-
We hear that during his Majesty's stay here he will
hold a Grand Chapter of the Order of the Guelphs.
The apartments fitting here for his Majesty, and
the furniture, will be in every respect-like those of
England.
Our army will be much augmented this year by
the, second levy, according to the new organization
made last year. The Guards in garrison here are to
receive three hundred recruits for each regiment in
the beginning of May.