Star.
London, England, 1817-05-01 00:00:00

PILVATE LEITE!t.

PAlli, APRIL 24.
Yesterday all Parls learnt, with the greatest surprise, that
the Count de BIZCai had arrived, during tt,e night, from his Em.
bassy at Rome: his Brit visit wa► of course to the Minister of
Foreign Affair., with whom he went immediately to the Thank-
ries, where he was received by his Majesty in the most flattering
manner. It appears certain, that if the Duke of Richelieu ex-
parted his arrival (which I consider as very doubtful), it was a
perfect secret to ad the other Ministers. Last sight all the
drawing•rooms of Paris talked of nothing else, and the tame
conversations continue today.
" The J•eraal des Maires, in an article which has been copied
into all the other papers, diseLims any idea of a dissolution of
the Chambers, and treats the report with contempt. The 'an-
silage used is remarkable on account of its harshness, particu-
larly as it is supposed that a conaideiable part of Administration
are friendly to the measure, more especially the Garde des
&taus. M. Mold, and their partisans. lam quite of the opi-
nion of the Minister of Police, as expressed in his Jeweled its,

Maher, that the measure wool.: be ill judged, but I am not sue
pried that M. Pasquier and M. Mole desire its with the new
election law, a great many of the revolutionary party would be
elected, and that party has been accustomed for many years past
to look up to these Grotlemen as their Chiefs.

" last Mosiday evenin6, a new Piece was represented at the
Vaudeville. As one of 'he authors, M. Desangiers, is well k-iown
for his Royalist opinions, several Lalf.pay officers had expressed
dull- intention to damn it, good or hod., 'lbis Vein known, the
Royalists went there to applaud: Ati attempt was made to hiss:
(sue of die hall. pay officers who wits most active in the scandalous
tumult at Geo foamier: , and who WAS in consequence ter some
time in prison, was there. Many cares were brandished in the
Pit, but Ido not believe any blows were positively given. The.
Royalists were in a decided majority, and the Piece consequently
met with success.

" It was nothing remarkable, and if no Earty-rpirit bad interfered,
it would Uwe succeeded, being neither better nor wcrse than
the other pieces represented at the wile l'heatre, where the
public M seldom StVeff. I make use of this opportunity to men-
tion, that the Dial! of Germanicus is nut given to canes in ge-

octal, but to those short once which were made to elude the
order of the police to deposit all cane, and swords at the pit•
door : these canes are so short, that they are concealed without
difficulty under the coat. As the hatf-pay officers are left quiet,
with they wouldleave the public quiet also—it is quite ridicu•
lout that plays should be judged by the political opinion.; of their
authors.
" Mademcistne Desdilitres, who is supposed to be the richest
heiress in France, is about to bestow her hand and fortune upon
a young Officer of rank. The Gentleman Is amiable and aecum.
plisbed; his fortune, thanks to the Revolution, Is not large, but
that is of little consequence to a Lady who Is supposed to'have
at least L16,p00 sterling a year. As be is the sea of the French
Ambassador at our Court, it is =petted that the new-married
couple will pay a visit to London."

Charlestown Papers have reached us to the 26th of
March, but their contents are not very interesting.
An article from the Havannak Diary states that the
now Vico.Roy. APODACA, bad commenced his func-
tions undo: Meg favourable auspices--th* Royalists
having obtained no less than six victories over the
Independents in a very short period ! I—This is of a
piece with former accounts published by the Royalists.
The United States sloop of war Hornet, is to bring
Mr. ADAMS to this country as Ambassador, in the
room of Mr. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, the new Secretary
of State.

We are happy to say the Quees is so much reco-
vered from her indisposition,, that she took an airing
yesterday, and honoured Lady CREMORNE with a vial'
at her house at Chelsea Farm, between one and two
o'clock. Her MAJESTY was- accompanied by the
Princess ELIZABIIIII.
Yesterday morning, soon after ten o'clock, the
Duke of YORK had an interview with the Palma Its-
GENT at Carlton House, and afterwards proceeded to
Windsor.
Prince Lxorotto arrived at Carlton House yester-
day, about one o'clock, and remained a considerable
time with the REGENT. Afterwards his Serene High-
ness went to Camelford House.
It gives us great pleasure to announce that the I
Duchess of Gt.oucursa is better. The Bulletin an-
nounced, that " her Royal Highness the Duchess of
Gt.oucarrart is better to-day." In addition to this.,
we learn that her ROYAL HIGHNESS had a good
night's rest.—The Play of this evening, at Covent-'
Garden Theatre, is by the desire of the Duke and
Duchess, but it is not expected that they will be able
to attend.
We understand that the amiable Duchess of Gcou.
CESTIR is in a fair way to make the Duke, her hus-
band, a happy father.
We are happy to hear by tke last accounts from ,
Clumber Park that the Duke add Duchess of New.
CASTLE are considered by their Physicians out of
danger.
The continued indiposition of the Countess ot
Lt-
VERPOOL has induced the Noble Earl again to solicit
leave to retire to the Continent, in hopes of relict to.
his Lady by the warmer air of Italy. It is thought
that he will go abroad at the close of the Session.
The Dowager Countess of Saerrasauav bad an
elegant assembly yesterday evening at her house in
Grosvenor-sqoare, which wu very numerously andl
fashionably attended.
Mrs. Bosom gave a grand concert last night at her
house in St. Jattlell.l44lllatei which was attended by
'upwards of 400 persons of the first distinction and
fashion.
Lady Euxuaohodom gave a grand ball and sup.
per last night at her house in St. James's-Klan,
which was very fashionably attended.
Mts. Jakarta Noawsaa, the daughter 'of a Bar
rover, and the intimate friend of &MEE, died last
week, in the Almshouse at Brigg, in Yorkshire.
It is stated, in accounts from Frankfort, that the
wife of the Crown Prince of Swum is expected there,
and that the wife of JObfall SoNAPAITT., her sister,
who resides there, is going out to meet her. The
Ez.Lting of SwiDitht resides in that city with hischil-
dren, so that he will have the satisfaction of living in
the same society with the wife of the heir to his throat.