Star.
London, England, 1816-03-29 00:00:00

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The Oth tegithent Marched into Colchester
Tuesday, to relieve the depot of the 80th, which
marched yesterday Morning fiord that place tot
Ipswich.
The half of the 121 refitment will shnrtly march
from Edinburgh to Glasgow, to be qoarered in the
environs of that City, to prevent smuggling.
Thursday se'nnight, the depots of the '2lst, 71s1
79th, and 91t Regiments arrived at Eitobtirgh, and
are now qu meted in Qieendlerry-hotv.e irracks.
A company of the :31 ltoyil Veteuto Ltatt,lion are
under orders to march to Dimhatton
The Forlarsiiire Militia arrived at Montrose ott
ld V.".•to l!; tin h.,: 1 ie. i Mond.,y.
S ,y, the of Cork Militia re di:ernh-lih
died in the Barracks there by M Genet.ll
DON. North Cork Militia ha* marched in these
to be discilbodied.

NAVAL INTLLLIGENCR.

PLY MN? I :-I,4IARCti 27.

Came in t!!e tiot;r. sloop nt w3r from a ettl;Ze-1
Arrived tie Ra:kes, GAitosea, trom
Sailed the 'i2.l : the R..tik..s, i her pas-
sage from Itmaic.t, lost her Chief Nl.,te civet-boar.!,
and ;Allied away lier butw.uki :—stle will s.il f.r
London as soon as the wind will Pat iii the

sloop Johnson; Asnuowts, from Gislipoli, bound to
liud.—Wind E.

DrAL, MARCH 2/1. ' •
The Fortittide traits,ort. NAPlkit master, hound to
Embden, wit!' a detachment of the 7th Regiment of
Font on hoard, is still detained in the Divrit, by the
strong easterly winds. Sailed the Comma.
war to Nort`i Yarmouth. Remain in the Doxitt the
GANT/112DR fler:)ate and several revenue vessels.

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- THE' RorAL FAMILY.
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h consequence of the long indispnsitien of the
roam REGENT and the arrival of his litoyal High-
;less in London on Wednesday night, Catlion House
was yesterday thronged from soon atter ten o'clock
till near six. The company was so niimerous at one
time, that the doors of the grand hall \etre obliged
to be thrown open to admit the inquirers They
consisted of the Royal Dukes, the Cabinet Ministers,
the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, several of
the Judges; and amongst the distinguished charac-
ters were—.
Dues—Newcastle, Bourbon, tiontebana, and Montrose;
The Duchess of Newcastle.
MAa guns it s—Stafflied, Anglesea, Salisbury,Thomond:Head•
fort, Cantden, Buckingham, Lansdowne, and Bath.
Zoo Ls—Porey, Delaware, Harewood, Talbot, Beslenrongh,
Bridgewater, Puuktt, Nelson, Harcourt, Limerick, Win-
ability', Harrington, Westmorland. Roden, Effingham, Ashburn-
barn, Macclesfield, Coventry. Dlgby, Harcourt, Brownlow, and
Morton.
Cootticuts—Lieven, Harrington, Effingham, and Dowager
Hartnett. •
Viscov rays —Lake. Sidniouth, Carleton, Jocelyn, Melbourne,
Cbetwynd, and Granville.
Loass—G. Beresford, Henley, St. Germain's, Abergavenny,
Elmley, Radstiwk, St. Helen's, °Mond, S. Seymour, Keit!,,
Dafferin, .JEllonborough, Rolle, Arden. Kinnalril, Boston Kirk-
wall, Somerville, R. Seymour, Braybrunkp Crewe, Binning,
Lascelles, IL Manners, Langford, Moore, acrd Cranbourne.
Lanns —Banks, Henley, Sullivan, Dctw, Browniow, Stan.
hopes, r. Cradock, Rolle, Ellenborougb, C. Duncombe.
Mildmay, and H. E. A,liburnham.
Sias—G. Ouseley, 11. Campbell, A. Hope, F. Flocs], A.
Hammond, R. Burroughs, J. Barges', J. Bankes, D. Dundes,
8. Shepherd, S. Fludyer, W. Scott, W. Pringle, G. Blaine, J.
Beresford, G. Warrrnder, Cradock. T. Liddell, E. Stopford,
• Asgill, H. Torrens. H. Calvert, W. Gordon, G. Nayler, H.
J. Paul, H. Dalrymple, W. Lemon. C. Hastings, W. Rooky,'
C. Yorke, C. Bunbury, H. Neale, E. Buller, E. Kerrison, G.
Noel, A K. Legge, J. Graham, H. Lipplueot, C. Haseerston.
and H. Wellesley.
'humps—Enter and Salisbury.
Stwaeuron ass cs—Downshire and Salisbury.
Baroness De Roll.
Cuuters.—Trayle, Leadnger, Fawn, Beraklingen, Leven,
and Munster.
Baron Fleditzer.
Dotter Baillie.
Rev. Messas.—Douglas, F. W. Bloomberg, J. Talbot, and
A. Sterkey. •
GINXILALS—HuIse, Ramsay, Hadden F. Maclean, Milner,
Grenville, Chowne, Bolton, Macleod, H. M. Gordon,
Stevens, Eitiel, and Capel.
LISUTENANS•GENSKALS—Sir E. Paget, Hammond, Thorn.
ton, Car wril,ht, :AT D. Pack, and Phipps.
NI/quay—Dukes and Woyna.
COLON Z. s—Macleod and F. C. Ponsooby.
LItUTIZNANT-COSONLLS-..a. Seymour. B. Cann; Dalryrn.
plc, Hare. De Courcy, Mellish, Cottwi, and Higgins.
CAPTAINS—a. WC* snour and Chester, R. N.
Messes—Wigram, Buckley, la yder. Chester, C. Finch, Dent,
Z. Bouvene, 1. Smith. V:olls. SbiLter, Baillie, Itycrofr, S. R.
I•ushiaeton, Buller Clarks Grant, Vayte, Charles Adams,
Ada,r, Dpdarow, Blackman, Blount, H. Mol) neux, Coeyers. R.
hanp.on, Newman, Maiming, W. H. Irhy. R. Urevllie, Wil-
braham, Douglas, A.Drowne, B. Pager, H Butler, S:anbope,
Blackburn', W. Burrell, W. Hill, Fraser Singletoh, Perl.
Cruker, Rose, Ruspini, Greenwood, Leach, 13athurst, Seymour,
Tucker, St. Paul, Naehten, G. Hannon, C. Long, Scott, N.
Vansittart, M. A. Taylor, Nesbitt, Osborn, R. Osborn, Bicknell,
Quante, Holmes, Sullivan, Plowden, R. Gray, J. Manners,
Hon. I.Windsor, Fonblavg.ie, C. Brooke, Pelham, N. Beckfor.i,
H. Bquverie, W. Ereemalitle, S. Bourne, Boehm, Beckett, W.
Harrison, Lake, Duncoinbe, and Villers.
MISI It 38 ts—Wigram, Bankes, Boehm, Shaw, Lefevre, and
G. RArn3den.
MI szs—Eden. Sullivan., Cysts, Vernon, Law, Garth, Rams.
den, S. Coltman, and Coleman.
The PhINCE REGENT gave long private audiences
to the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of LIVERPOOL,
Lord CASlLeateacit, &c. At six o'clock, his Royal
Bighness went to dine with her MAJESTY and his
Royal Sisters at the Queen's Palace, attended by Sir
B. BLOOSIFIELD.
In the evening her MAJESTY bad a select party at
her Palace.
Princess SOPIIIA of GLOUCESTER paid her respects
to the QUEEN.
The QUEEN and PRINCESSES' dresses are in readi-
ness' for the marriage of the Princes:' CHARLOTTE of
WALD&

The QUEEN'S visit to town, on Wednesday, was
chiefly for the purpose of receiving his Royal High-
ness the PRINCE REGENT, who dined at Buckingham
House yesterday. Her IVIAJESTY returns to Windsor
for two or three days, and will be in town again
early next week.—There will certainly be a Drawing
Room on Thursday, which is expected to be very '
brilliant.
Every preliminary arrangement being completed.
it is settled that Lord GRENVILLE is to give up Pos-
session of Camelford House on the Bth of April next;
on the 10th the improvements will commence ; they
are to be completed by the 16th, the day of the cele-
bration of the Royal Nuptials. The interior will ex•
hibit a style of embellishment highly pleasing, at once
blending the useful with the ornamental.
We are sorry to hear that the Right Hon. Mr.
'W WELLESLICY POLE is seriously indisposed at his
house in Saville-row.
It appears from the fallowing article, dated Milan,
the 13th instant, that the Pan/can of WALES desigi.s
*to establish her residence at Como :
46 We une:erstand from Como that the Emperor
visited ali the curiosities of that place, and partien.
laxly the villa of the Princess of Wales, the magnifi-
cence and good taste of which his Majesty admired.
The agents of that Princess have received orders to
have every thing ready for her return within a month,
and preparations are
.already making for her depar.
lure from Palermo, where she now resides. More
than five hundred workmen are in consequence em-
ployed upon the ;mine and gardens. The most ce-
lebrated artists arc engaged, amongst whom arc the
painters Galliani, Sanguirico, Lauii, etc. In the pa-
lace there are apartments furnished .after the Chinese,
the Persian, the Turkish, the English, and the French
manner. In the gardens a Number of new scenes of
perspective have been opened, and a variety of cas-
(lades, with appropriate statues and suitable decora-
;ions and embellishments have been formed."
RETRACT OF A LETTER, DATED VIENNA, MARCH IL
According to accounts from Milan, their Impe-
Vial Highnesses the 3rand Duke of Tuscany and the
Duke and Duchess of Modena will meet the Arch-
duchess Maria Louisa at Verona, on the 18th. By
superior orders; the title 61 the young P: ince of PA--
ima, son of the ti. Avant Emperor ( Bonaparte), is to be
is future his Serene Highness Prince Francis Charles.
The brother of the late Poet, Collin, is appointed his
;second Preceptor, and is to instruct him in the, Ger-
man language. Mr. Liston,. the English Acabaua.
Ocit at Coactantinople,anivad- bets taday.w.