Star.
London, England, 1821-04-16 00:00:00

LISBON, 111.1BCII 27.

The following are the Articulars of the informa.
tion brought by M. Estevao Jose Alves, commanding
the Portuguese galley St. Gualter, from Pernambuco,
which has been communicated to the Cortes, in the
Sitting of this day, by the Mini-ter of Marine:

" The Chief of Marine, Joao Felix Pereira de Cara-
pos, was dispatched by General Luiz do Rego,onthe
12th December, to Rio de Janeiro, to communicate
to his Majesty the state of the public mind, and the
opinions of the people of Pernambuco; he returned
to that city, having left Rio de Janeiro on theM
January, and arrived on the 4th of February, lit
bore the commission to assure that his Majesty fa.
voured the cause of Portugal, and recognized the
Government of these kingdoms. He assured, tha a
brigantine had sailed from that port for this, and
that a tout ier was ready to sail. He said alsc, that
since the Count tie Palmella arrived at Rio, his Ma-
jesty had favoured the cause of Portugal, which had
always been approved and defended by the Prince
Royal, who was much pleased at this event.

,‘ Luiz do Rego desired him to say that he did not
write to the Members of the Regency, because he
had received no letter from them ; but he assured
that his sentiments had already been those of a tree
Portuguese. That the ship Don Joan VI. was hung
with velvet and gilding, for the purpose, it was said,
of bringing over his Highness the Prince Royal to
Portugal. This information gave great satisfaction,
as well at Pernambuco as in all the other ports d
Brazil. K F...SICE VA 0 JOSE ALES.'

LISBON, MARCH W.

OFFICIAL Artuct.E.--The Portuguese schooner
Vigilante, entered this port to-day, coming from the
Island of St. Miguel, with dispatches from the Go.
vernment, stating that, on the Ist of March, it was
unanimously resolved by the Inhabitants, the Charo.
ber, Nobility, Troops, and Ecclesiastical Bodies,to
proclaim the Constitution of Portugal, and to choose
a Junta of five Members for the purpcse of electing
Deputies to the Cortes. For the preservation of pub.
lic order, it was thought necessary to suspend the
authority of the Governor, because he refused to ads
here to the unanimous wishes of the inhabitants.

To-day also arrived the Portuguese galley Goad
Lecor, in 65 days from Rio Janeiro. The Captain
states, that at his departure the ship D.JOOO FL
commanded by.the Conde de Vianna, was completely
fitted up and ready; that it was said it would mar
vey the Prince Royal to Portugal, though nor-
parations were made for immediate departure, be-
cause the delivery of the Princess Royal was waited
for. That the People of Rio Janeiro were extremeli
satisfied, as his Majesty shewed himself inclined to
favour the cause of Portugal. That five days before
his departure, the trading brigantine Espadarte had
sailed for Lisbon ; and, lastly, that since the arrival
of the Conde de Palmella at Rio, the appearance of
political affairs, in regard to Portugal, had changed.
Such is the acconr.t given by the Captain of .the
General Lecor, which has brought no dispatches fa
the Government.—Diario da Regencia, March 31.
These Papers contain the official details of the Re.
volution at Para ; also of the splendid ceremony of
taking the oath to the Constitution in the Churchof
St. Domingos.

Jamaica Papers have been received in town di
forenoon to the 28th of February, brought by Ils
Nocton packet, arrived at Falmouth, but their rak
tents have been almost wholly anticipated by acho
previously received by a private vessel, eight da!'
later in date. We subjoin such extracts as appal'
possess any novelty :

KINGSTON, FEBRUARY 24.
By a person lately arrived from St. Dotnisgaf ee
learn, that Boyer had been to Cape Francois, wkre
he was most favourably received, and was proclaimed
President and Commander-in-Chief of the Notth sod
South, thereby uniting both sides of the Island oder
one Republic.
Accounts from St. Jago de Cuba state, that his
late arrival from Porto Cabello, it was ascertmod
that Maracaybo had declared in favour of the In
pendents, and that General Urdaneta had been°
vited to enter the town.
We understand, by accounts from the Ilavaimd4
that the Burn, port sloop, of 20 guns, was layinga.
that port, waiting for a considerable quanntl

vw-

tpecie, expected to arrive in a frigate from Vera Cruz,
and was to proceed with it for Charleston and New

York.

Yesterday morning Divine Service was performed
to his 31AJESTY'S tluseho dl, at his Palace in Pall-
by the Rev. F. W. Bi.omiszao.
The celebration of his MAJESTY'S Birth-day, on
Thursday; the 3d of May, is to be observed in the
same manner as that of the late KING, When in the
full enjoyment of health. After the Drawing-room,
it is understood that the KING will give a grand Ball
on the night of the same day, at his Palace, Pall-Mall.
A letter from Hanover, dated April 4:h, says
id We now know for certain, whatever the English
J6urnals may say, that we shall have the happiness
to see our SOVEREIGN here after his visit to Ireland,
that is to say, in the course of the month of August.
Lord CASTLEREAGH has officially communicated this
news to Coma Musstr.n, with a list of the persons
who will accompany his MAJESTY, that the necessary
preparations may be made to receive them."
The Duke of CLARENCE and Princess AUGUSTA at-
tended Divine Service yesterday, at the Chapel Royal.
Yesterday, the Duchess of CLARENCE attended Di-
Vine Service at the Royal Gei man Chapel, and heard
a Sermon by the Rev. D. KUPER.

The Duke of Gcoucesrert attended Divine Service
yesterday, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square.
The QUEEN attended Divine Service, at Hammer-
smith Church, yesterday. Her MAJESTY will receive
several Addresses, at her house in South Audley-
street, on Wednesday, at one o'clock.
Yesterday, Prince LEOPOLD, accompanied by Sir
ROBERT GARDINER, attended Divine Service, at St.
yltilli~i s, Regent. st reet.
Saturday, the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER
lrad a numerous party at dinner.
Mr. DEN r gave an elegant entertainment on Satur-
4, to the Duke of WELuNGTON, Earl BATHURST,
the Earl of WEsrstonLAtsn, Viscount and Viscoun-
tess GRANVILL.E, and several other distinguished per-
sells, at his house in Hertford-street, May fair.
Yesterday the Earl and Countess BATHURST gave
2 i.;ll2er to the Duke of 41VEL LINGToN, Earl of MOUNT-
ED:XI/MU, Lot d and Lady 'MELVILLE, Earl of \VEST-
MORLLANO, and a large party, at their house in Great
Stanhope-street.

His Royal Highness the Duke of SussEx enter-
tained the Duke of NORFOLK and a distinguished
patsy yesterday, at Kensington Palace.
Yesterday, the Earl and Countess of DERBY gave
a Dinner, at their house in Grosvenor•square, to his
Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD, the Duke and
Duchess of Lammas, Marquis and Marchioness of
Lit4suowN, the Duke of DEVONSHIRE. Earl and
Countess of JEstainr, Earl and Countess of DARNLEY,
Lady MARY BLUM, Lord STANLEY, Baron FAGEL,
Sir ROBERT GARDINER, &C.
THE PARK.-The weather ts•as too cold and
shower y yesterday for a very general turn.out, espe-
daily for an exquisite display ; but towards four or
five o'clock the Drive became very gay ; and even
the Promenade was honoured with the presence of
many of the leaders of haul ton, among whom were
his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENcE and the
Misses FITZCLARENCE.

KING'S THEATRE—Saturday evening Madame MA-
RON', made her first appearance is this country, in
the character of Tancredi, and met with a very fa-
vourable reception. The House was crowded with
elegantly-dressed Fashionables.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Marquis of Graham, from Melton Mowbray.
At the l'ulteney Hotel, Piccadilly—Earl Enniskillen, from
Ireland ; Sir George Pigot, Bart. and son, from Staffordshire ;
Mr. and Mb. Temperon and family, from Ilerts: IL Elwin,
Esq. from Brighton ; and James Marie, Esq. from Melton
Ilowbray, Leicestershire.
At the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street—R. J. Preston and
family, from Southampton ; and W. R. Glaffe, Esq. from Ben-
held, Berks.
At the Hyde-park Hotel, Oxford-street—Lord John Churchill,
from Norfolk ; Sydeuham Shore, Esq. from Nottinghamshire ;
Colonel Deacon, from a tour ; and J. Mackenzie, Esq.

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Lord Abingdon, from Oxfordshire.
At Long's Hotel, Dover-street—Sir John Giffard, Bart. from
Cheltenham; Robert 01111 C. Faq. from Madras.
At Hodgson's Hotel, Dover-street—Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Hare
and family, from Ireland ; Thomas Fairfax, Esq. front Yorkshire;
Ir. Bartlett, front a tour; Mr. Boyd, from ditto.
At the Saxe-Coburg hotel, Charles-street, Grosvenor-square—
lion. Miss Brodrick, from Bath.