Star.
London, England, 1819-07-10 00:00:00

ISLAND or ST. cinusTornr.

GOVERNMENT Housr.—ln answer to the Memo-
rial Address of the Council and Assembly of the
Island of St. Christophe, to his Royal Highness the
YntrvcE REGENT, praying that the 41 per Cent. Island
Duty may be withdrawn, and an intercourse with
America allowed ; Lord BATHURST acquaints them,
that his Royal Highness had graciously received the
same, but has nevertheless not been pleased to signify
any commands thereupon.—Halifax Paper.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK visited the PRINCE
REGENT.

Yesterday Viscount CASTLEREAGH had an audience
of the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton House.
.Prince LEOPOLD returned to town from Windsor
on Thursday night. Yesterday his Royal Highness
visited the Duke and Duchess of KENT, at Kensing-
ton Palace. In the evening his Royal Highness had
a numerous party to dinner at Marlborough House.

The Marquis and Marchioness of BATit have left
town on a visit to Lord and Lady GRENVILLE, at
their seat, Dropmore.
The Marquis of SALISBURY has left his seat, Hat-
field, for Bath.

The Emperor of Mortocco (according to a letter
from Gibraltar, dated June 19), is about to take the
field with an immense army against a large tribe of
Arabs who lately defeated and wounded one of his
sons, and succeeded in making one of his wives a
prisoner. Trade at Gibraltar continues in a most dis-
tressed state, and no demand for any kind of produce.
'HAYMARKET THEATRE.—HIS Royal Highness the
Duke of SUSSEX honoured this Theatre with his pre-
sence last night. After Inhie and Yarico, a musical
Melange was presented. '1 he Afterpiece of Lock and
Key followed. At the end of it, God save the King
was sung in chorus, and received with enthusiasm
by the audience; and his Royal Highness and party
appeared highly gratified with the entertainments of
the evening. •
ENGLISH OPERA.—Last night the very amusing
Opera of the Jovial Crew, or the Merry Beggars, was
performed at this Theatre to a genteel audience, who
were equally delighted with the performance and
performers.
SURREY THEATRE.—The Caledonian Romance,
called Montrose, and the Serious Melodrame of the
Bride of Lannermuir, continue to attract splendid
and overflowing audiences to this Theatre. Among
the recent visitors were—
The Duke of Susie , the Duchess of Bedford, the Prussian
Ambassador, the Earl of Yarmouth, the Earl and Countess of
Mountnorris Lady Campbell, Sir Rose and Lady Price, Lady
Cockerel!, Lady Torrens, Lady Scovel, Lady F. Vane, Lady
N. Stanley, Lady Stewart, Lady Orr, the Hon. Miss Welles-
ley, Sir Lumley Skeffingten, Generals Cameron, Orr, Major
Cadogan, Captain Wilday, &e.

Vauxhall Gardens were, last night, extremely well
attended. Long before the fire-works and ascent of
Madame SAQW, there were at least five thousand
persons assembled. Many of these were of the bout
ten. The Duke of WELLINGTON and the PERSIAN
AMBASSADOR were expected. but have delayed their
visit till Monday, when the Duke will visit the Gar-
dens, on his return from the Surrey Theatre.

Monday evening Love in a Village and the Quaker
were performed at the Theatre, Crow-street, Dublin,
for the purpose of introducing our old favourite, Mr.
INcr.tuori, in the parts of Hawthorn and Steady. His
11 reception was very flattering. For some minutes
previous to his appearance, his name resounded from
all quarters, and on his entrance he was greeted with
cheers and several distinct rottnds of applause. He
was in excellent health and voice, and went through
the entire performance with great spirit. The encores
were very general, and given-with a characteristic
willingness to please.
QUEENSBERRY AND BUCCLEUGII APPEALS.—TIIC
House of Lords concluded, this day, the discussion
on these Appeals, but the definitive judgment is de-
ferred till Monday, when it will be delivered by the
LORD CHANCELLOR.