Star.
London, England, 1818-04-22 00:00:00

THE ARMY IN IRELAWit

The detachment belonging to the 29th regiment of
foot, consisting of one seiieant and seven rank and
rile, which were doing duty at Mohlll, has received a
route directing their march from that station, and
to proceed without delay to the head-quarters of the
regiment.
Routes have been forwarded to the following de-,
tachments belonging to the 45th regiment, viz.—A
detachment, consisting of 16 rank and.file, stationed
at Ardee, and eight rank and file doing duty at Car,
lingford, directing that they should, on the arrival of
the routes, proceed to join the.head-quarters of their
regimen.
Routes have also been for..-arded to the following
detached parties belonging to the 42d regiment,
directing that they should, on their coming to hand,
march from the. stations they were doing duty at,
and proceed to jcin head-quarters, viz.—A detach-
ment, consistin& or one subaltern, two serjeants, and
23 rank and file, st.,:ioned at Marsfieldstown. A de-
tachment, consisting of one subaltern, and 18 rank
and file, stationed at Forkhill. A detachment, con-
sisting of one subaltern, one serjeant, and '2O rank
and file, quartered at Jonesboro', and a detachment,
consisting of one sabahern, and 16 rank and file,
doing duty at Aughtacloy.

The Duke of RICHMOND, family, and suite, landed
on Saturday evening at the TOV'T:, from tl •• Eliza
Ostend Packet, Captain Wiu after a passage of
only seventeen hours from Ostend.
DRURY-LANE THEATRE.--A new Interlude, called
Amoroso, the Kist -, of Little Britain, was performed
last night for the first time with great success. It is
a pleasant little trifle, after the manner of Romlnastes
Fhrioso, consisting of whimsical parodies of scme of
the melodies of Mooaa, and the songs of other poets,,
which are well sung by HARLEY and SMITH ; and
of imitations of KEMBLE, KEAN, and BRAHAM, by
KNIGHT, which are whimsical enough. On the
whole the Piece was very successful, and promises to
have a run. GOD Save the Kites was *sing in corn.
pliment to the Duke and Duchess of Gcoucesiaa,
and the Princess AUGUSTA, who were present during
the greater part of the evening.
KING'S THEATRE.—The Opera was most brilli-
antly attended last night. Don Giovanni isotill the
prevailing favourite, and, from the numerous assem-
blage present, and the constant applause bestowed
on this delightful composition, it does not appear to
have lost a tittle of its wonted attractions. The

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tasteful and truly lively Ballet of Zephir followed,
which throughout evidently afforded much pleasure
to the crowded and fashionable auditory. Among
the distinguished personages we noticed—
Duke of Cumberland, Duchess of York, Duke and Duchess
of Buccleugh and daughters, Duke and Duchess of Argyll and
daughters, Duchess of Dorset, Duke of Grafton and daughters,
Duchess of Marlborough, Marquis of Headfort, Marquis and
Marchioness of Anglesea and daughters, Marquis of Blandford,
Lady and Marquis Cholmondeley, Marchioness Winchester,
Marchioness Headtbrt, Marchioness Lansdown and daughters,
Marchioness Salisbury, Marchioness Bath and daughter • Lords
Macdonald, Nugent, Digby, Wincbilsea, Danvers liree.knock,
Loasdale, Stair, Whitworth, Lake, Verdian; Ladies Spencer,
Ann C. Smith, Vernon, H. Parker, Castlereagh, Pratt, Algid, ,
Ann Becket, Westmeath, Lady and Sir T. Liddle, Lady and Sr
G. Warren and daughters, Lady Caruarvon and daughters, Lord
and Lady Ashburnham, Sir J. and Lady Murray, Lord and
Lady Plymouth, Lord Aylesbury and daughters, Lord Cardigan
and family, Lord and Lady Barwick, Lord G. Cavendish and
son and daughters; Sin Chas. Bansfylda, A. Clifton, W. Abdy ;
Mr. creatural., Mr. and Mrs. Becks, Mrt. Beaumont, Mrs.
Lane Fa, sad Mn. liming.