Star.
London, England, 1820-03-21 00:00:00

RIGIITON, MARCH 19.

The constitution of our beloved MONARCH coigt-
tinuc in the happiest condition, and he hourly im-
proves in strength and spirits. His MAJESTY took
a pedestrian airing. again on the enclosed lawn yes-
terday ; and in tire evening, the Earl and Countess
01WAIINVICK. Lord EARDLEY, Lord and Lady SAY
and SELE, and a small but select party of Nobility,
Nvere at the Palace by invitation, when music con-
stituted the. leading feature of the entertainment.—
His MAJESTY retired early, and was an early riser
this mot ning. Divine Service, in the presence of his
MAJLSTY acid Suite, was this day performed by the
Rev. R. J. CASH.
His MAJEaTY will leave -this place on Thursday,
tOr Carlton Palace, there to receive the Rueoausta's
Report, but put poxs to return in a few days.

An article from Rome, dated the 25th of February,
states positively that the QUEEN had a guard of
honour given to her there, and that the English Con-
sul had paid his resi ects to her MAsksTy. She had
not then visited his Hot.lNEss.
Yesterday moriti rig , at eleven o'clock, Princehmar,
of Heise Hombourg, left town in a coach and four
for Chile:nom, on a visit to Prince LEOPOLD.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK is entitled
to the gratitude of every sincere friend'of the Drama,
having graciously signified his positive intention of
presiding, for the fifth time, at the Anniversary, to-
morrow, of the Covent-Garden Theatrical Fund, ac-
companied by his Illustrious• Brother the Duke of
SUSSEX.
The Terrace round Windsor Castle, which was
closed from the Public as a parade during the illness
of the late KING, is undergoing a repair, and is to be
finished on the Ist of May next, as a public resort,
when military bands will attend, Sm.
Friday a Charity Ball was held at Greenlaw, near
Penicuik, for the benefit of the Poor of the Parish of
Glencorse. The united attractions of benevolence
and festivity drew together a numerous assemblage,
not only of the elegalies of the neighbouring country
and adjacent hamlets, but the party was powerfully
augmented by Edina's fair daughters, who, besides
adding to the display of beauty, assisted by their cha-
racteristic vivacity is keeping up the mirthful scene
till four o'clock the next morning.
The Countess of G tdiscow, and Lady MAXWELL,
of Pollok, have humanely promoted a Subscription
among the Ladies-of Renfrewshire, for clothing thel
indigent women and female children belonging to that
county. From the funds raised in this way, Lady
MAXWELL sent to the Rev. Messrs. LOGAN, PRINGLE,
and STEWA RT, 51 womens shifts, 50 childrens ditto,
31 womens' £.etticoats, '2l cliildrens' ditto, 14 pulli-
cat handkerchiefs, '2O short gowns, 21 frocks, 14
pairs list shoes with soles, 10 pairs stout leather ditto,
'4O pairs womens' stockings, and 40 caps, which were
distributed among the poor of the parish of Eastwood:
and have afforded a very seasonable supply to many
in very distressed circumstances.
KING'S THEATRE.—The Opera on Saturday was
better attended than anv night before, during the
present season. The following were among the
Fashionables present :
The Marchioness of Salisbury, Countess of Derby and Lady
Mary Stanley, Countess of Sefton and Ladies Molyneux,
Countess of Aboyne and Ladies Gordon, Lady Warburton,
Lord Auckland, Sir John and Lady Leicester, Lady Eleanor
Lowther, Sir William Elliot, Lord Say and Sele, Earl of Yar-
mouth, Countess St. Antonio, Mr.. Foley, Lord Molyneux,
Mrs. Beaumont, &c.
HAYMARKET THEATRio—Mr. LLOYD'S Orrery is
a very instructive, and a very entertaining exhibition,
and well deserves the patronage which it receives.
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
Viscount and Viscountess Granville, yesterday, at their house
in Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, from a visit to the Earl and
Countess of Jersey, at their seat, Middleton Park, Oxordshire.
Lord Ossulston, at his house in Upper Brook-strfeet, from
his seat in Surrey.
Sir Gore Ouseley. Bart. at his house in Breton-street, Berke-
ley-square, from his seat in Herts.
Lord Crsaaborne, at Salisbury-House, Arlington-street, from
Herts. •
Lord Foley, at his house in Hamilton-place, from his seat fli
Worcestershire.
Lady Castlereagh, yesterday, at her house in St. James's-
square, from Lady Ellenhorough's seat, at Roehampton.
Sir Samuel Fludyer, Bart. at his house in Great Cumberland-
place, from his seat in Suffolk.
Lady Pu!teuey, at her house in Piccadilly, from a tour.
Dowager Countess of Rusebeiry, at her house in Somerset-
street.
The Earl of Rosslyn, at his house in St. James's-square, from
his ,eat in Scotland.
I:l;dieley, at his house in Stanhope-street, May Fair,

f:ons a t 0..:.
Lord Geo:ge Lennox, in Waterloo-place, from his seat
in `•;ussea.
F. H. Rigby, Esq. at his house in Upper Grosvenor-street,
from his scat, Mk:icy-Hall, Essex.
Sir Chailes Schukburg, Bart. at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-
street, from Cheltenham.
Colonel Vansittart, at ditto, from his seat in Berks.
Rev. 11. Edwards and family, at their residence in King's-
yard, Westminster, from their seat in Wales.
Lady 11. Osborne, at her house in Charles-street, Berkeley-
square, from a tour.
J. P. 'Thompson, Esq. at his house in Park-street, from his
seat in Surrey.
Captain Jen °hie, R. N. at Long's Hotel, Bond-street, from
Brighton.
Mr. Cunningham at ditto, from Paris.
Robert de Lisle. 'Esq. at dittoofrom his seat ir. North an
b:_rland. Mr. sad Mrs. Anderson, at ditto, from Paris.
DEPARTURES.
Sir James Mackintosh, from Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-
street, to his seat in Essex.
Captain and Mrs. Hothatn, from the Prince Saxe-Cobourg
Hotel, Charles-street, Grosvenor-square, to Bath.
Sir Wilniun Abdy, Bart. froth his house in Hill-street, Berke-
ley-square, to his seat in Surrey.
In the Court of Chancery yesterday, the follow-
ing Noblemen appeared at twelve o'clock, and, as
Scottish Peers, took the usual oaths to qualify them
to vote at the ensuing Election of Sixteen Peers for
Scotland.—The LORD CHANCELLOR having put on
his official hat, the administration proceeded :
Duke cif Argyle. I Earl of Breadalbane,
Duke of Athol, Earl of Stair,
Duke of Montrose, Earl of Roseberry.
Earl of Galloway, Lord Somerville,
Earl of Kinnouil, Lord Ray,
Earl of Dundoraid, Lord Napier.
Earl of Northesk,
it is estimated that a General Election is worth
One Million sterling to the Revenue, by the distribu-
tion of money, and the increased consumption of
wine, beer, and spirits.
In the reign of JAMES H. Sir D. Flastivc4 was
'elected Member for Cockermouth, after a keenly
contested dispute, which cost him tuentj pounds !
A like contest in the year 1768, coat each party, at
least fifty thousand pounds ! !