The Sun.
London, England, 1822-02-01 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JAN. 30.

Yesterday being the Anniiersary of his MA.
iESTY'S Accession to the Throne, was celebrated
at Brighton with the usdal demonstrations. of
joy. The bells of St. Nicholas, our tutelar and.
venerable Saint, rung forth an inspiriting peal,
And the battery guns as well as the Hound and
Linnet, cutters, fired salutes. The opening of
the new road, leading
.frOm Middle-street to
West-street, took place yesterday, and presented.
a most gratifying sight. At one o'clock the Lin-
net and Bound critters fired royal salutes. The
latter vessel was dressed out in the colours of all
nations, and had a beautiful appearance. Be-
tween one and two o'clock his Majesty took his
departure Irom the Palace, down East-street, and
along the Cliff, and amidst the ringing of bells
and sound Of cannon (the battery guns at this-
moment firing a salute,) the King, exactly at a
quarter before two, in an open landau, accompa-
nied by his Royal Highness 'the Duke of.Torkt
and Dukes of Devonshire and Wellington, enter-
ed the road at the bottom of Middle-street, and
proceeded along the Cliff, up West-street, then
down North-street, to the Palace. The day *as
most delightful for the season of the year; and
the gaiety and animated appearance of the im-
mense assemblage of all ranks, at again behold-
ing their beloved Patron, exceeded any thing 'we
ever witnessed on any former occasion, proving
how dear his presence is at all times to the inha-
bitants of this highly favoured town. We un-
derstand that his Majesty was rather indisposed
in the morning, but the anxiety of the inhabitants
to behold their Patron was so strongly expressed,
as to induce his Majesty to brave indisposition,
in order to gratify the inhabitants of a town on
which he has already heaped immense benefits.
We are sorry to say that his Majesty's appear-
ance indicated indisposition. We do not remern-
ber ever to have seen so great a concourse of persons
brought together in Brighton. There were, we
should think,
.as many as 20,000 persons assem-
bled along the cliff and beach to witness the
spectacle.

ANNIVERSA RY DINNER

AT THE 01.1) SHIP, IN HONOUR OF HIS MAJESTY'S

ACCESSION TO THE THRONE.
Yesterday, betweeA two and three hundred
persons, comprising some of the most distinguish-.
ed visitors, as well as the most respectable inha-
bitants of the town, celebrated, at the Old Ship,
the Anniversary of his Majesty's Accession to the
Throne. Walter Burrell, Esq. (M.P. for the
County) was in the Chair, agreeably to an ar-
rangement made at the last Anniversary. The
list of Stewards was also of the most respectable
description. The scene was altogether of the
most animating and gratifying kind. The dinner
was, served up by the worthy landlord in his
usual style of excellence, and the flavour of the
wines which followed vied with the excellence of
the viands. The doors were thrown open at six.
o'clock precisely. There were three tables, with
a cross table at the top of the room, at which the
President was seated, supported on his right mid
left by the Nobility present. Several persons
applied for tickets about five o'clock, which Mr.
Shuckard refused, in order that the company
might not be incommoded.

Among the company we noticed—Sir Edward Kerrison, Sir
David Scott, Sir Robert Wihnot, Charbs Craven, Esq., Major
Allen, Rev. Mr. Lovell, Dr. Styles, Dean of Hereford, Rev.
Mr. Everard, Sir Richard Burroughs, Dr. Blair, Captain Mal-
cOrn,• General Mundy, Rev. Mr. Taylor, Vice Admiral Sir
D. Gould, Captain Tweedle, Sir Henry Rycroft, Capt
Dr. Pearson, Sir Matthew Tierney, Sir Charles Doyle, Sir
John Paul, Walter Barratt, Esq.; Major Russell, Rear-Ad-
miral Roles, Col. Jordan, Major Gordon, T. R. Kemp, Esq.,
R. Ironmonger, Esq., M. Bourgoyne, Esq., R. Burnett, Esq.,
Dr. Rice, Major-General Burton, Mr. Michael Kelly, Rev.
Hon. Mr. Trevor' Sir John Doyle, Major Stapleton and Offi-
cers of the 10th, Viscount INlolesworth, Hon. S. E. Eardley,
Rev. Dr. Holland, Lieut.-Col. Carpenter, Dr. Gibney, Sir J.
Bristow, Mr. IA cod (the High Constable), &c. &c.
During the'dinner, the band played the over-
tures to Figaro and Tancredi, &c. &c. After
dinner, Non no6is Domine was sung. Several ap-
propriate and interesting speeches were then
made by the Gentlemen present, and the follow-
ing 'toast's were dr&nk. A bugleman was placed
behind the President, to sound the call for silence
previous to the toasts :
TOASTS.

The King," four times four.—Tune, God save the Ring--
Song,_ God save the King, verse and chorus. . • • -
" The Duke of York and the Army," three time three."—
Tune, Duke of York's March—Glee, How merrily we live that.
Soldiers be.

Duke of Clarence and Navy," three times three.—Tune,
Rule Britannia—Song, Rule Britannia, verse and chorus. .
" Royal Family," three times three.—Glee, Loyal Mee. •
" The Duke of Wellington."—Song by Mr. Kelly.
" Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex."—Tune, Sus-
sex Quick March. -

" Constitution, With the blessings of Peace, Unanimity, and
good order."-•—Recitation by Mr. Smart.
• " Members of the County."—Glee, Mr, Speaker.
" The Ladies."—Glee, Health to all good LasSes.
" The Magistrates for the County."—Song, Woodpecker, by
Mr. Kelly.
" The Town of Brighton, and prosperity to it."—Song.
Auld Lang Syne, by Mr. Donaldson.
" Manufactures, Agriculture, and Commerce."—Glee, Hail
smiling- morn.
" Tie Land we live in."—Tune, Britons, strike home.
• " The Rose, Shamrock, and. Thistle:"—Appropriate Song.
'by Mr. Kelly.
" The President."—Song, Fox Chase, by Mr. Webber.
" British Valour and British Beauty."—Glee,
.The Mighty
Conqueror.
" The Officers of the 10th . Royal Hussars."—Appropriate
march. .

" The Officers of the 2d Regiment of lnfantry."—Appro-
Flate march.
" The Visitors who have honoured the Inhabitants this day
with their company."—Glce, Here in Cool Grot."
" The Vice Prtsidents."—Glee, Glorious Apollo.
" The other Presidents."—Glee, The Bells of St: Michael's.

In the course of the evening an Address, writ-
ten for the occasion by himself, was spoken by
Mr. B. U. Smart, and received with the warmest
and most gratifying applause.