Star.
London, England, 1831-01-21 00:00:00

THR A RIESTS.

The " untoward event" of yesterday, the arrest of Mr. O'Connell
and the other gentlemen, sersalased a sensation throughout Dublin,
seldom ',Tended, even in the most niesnornith days of unhappy Ireland.
The news reached the most diatom of the environs of the City with
unusual dispatch ; in Kingstown it was & subject of unbend amass.
man and alarm in left then throsinsrters of on hour after
the *tried of Mr. O'Connell at the Heed Polimoilice. About
two o'clock, the neighbourhood of Dante-street, the Police and Pont.
offices, became densely thronged, and numerous groups of persons
were seen collected it, the streets, earnestly discussing the drum-

stance attending this new indignity to the honoured reprewntsdve
of the Irish people. Opposite the Head Polite-office, • conalierabk
crowd continued collected until a late boor in the evening. Almon
every sbop.door from the Castle to the College bad an assemblage of
respectable permute engaged on the all-engrossing subject of the arrests,
while the several gentlemen known to be connected with the public press,
were frequently intarupted in their way through the streets and sur-
rounded by anxious inquires, impatient to be informed of the meet
minute circumstances relative to the extraordinary occurrences of the
day. innumerable itinerant publishers were busily and profitably
in every street. supplying the demand for their " whole, fla
engaged sewounts of the Liberators' arrest r and the manifestation of
public anxiet only subsided with the approach of midnight, notwith.
standing which, there was not the slightest attempt at a breach of the
public peace, or infraction of the law, and the police-diem were not
taunted by more than the ordinary number of prisoners. —llensisg

Sir Robert Peel is at present entertaining, atDraytonPark,
a large party of the ex-Ministers and their adherents. Mr.
Croker, Mr. Horace Tariffs, and Mr. Goulburn, are, amongst
others, the distinguished guests.
We bear that a lady of much beauty and high fashion
has received an intimation that a more becoming style of
dress would be necessary, when she should in future attend
the Pavilion parties.—Brighton Gazette.
By the published accounts of the treasurer of the toasty
of Middlesex, it appears that op to the end of the lest
year, there were due from different parishes, for arrears of
emu, rates, no less thaw 22,9821, 75.6 d,

THE KING'S COURT.

BRIGHTON, JAN

The KING and Quazx dove out yesrerisy through
Kemptown to Rottingdean, and returned to the Police about
four o'clock. The weather was most tinfivourab.e, thick
fog and continual rain. The Princruses ELIZABETH rind A tr.
°VISTA, Prince GIORGE of CAMBRIDGE, and the
suite, were the only persons at the 'loyal Dinner.
In the evening the QuEEK'S Band attended as usual. Mr.
Ga 'saIDG a presided at the grand piano.
The calls at the Pavilion yesterday included the following
names:—Baron and Baroness Schineidem, Lady J In%
Annesley, Countess Mountnorris, Earl and Countess Bel-
fast, Lady C. Butler, Admi-al Rodd, Mr. Burdett, Mr.
Bathurst, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burrell, Colonel an
Williams, Captain and Lady Elizabeth Fielding, Captain
Hurst, Colonel Elphinatone, Miss Wedderhurn, Mr. G. and
Miss Herbert, Mr. Curteis, &c.
Several of the royal suite went from the palace in the
evening to the Almack's ball, which took place last night ;
there were upwards of 400 fa4laionaldes present.
Amongst them the Countess of Eno!. Lady Sidney, Mrs. For, Min
Mitchell, the Earl of Errol, Sir Andrew Bunn& 8 r P.li!ip S tl•
sty, Ike. dte. (from the palace.) lnay Jane Peel, Indy Genrze
Seymour, bl'Origer, Lady Lady Mvy 12:-
Bot, Ansa Wykeham, Lord and Jody Teynham, lady Pk: !month,
Lady Lumley, Sir C. sad lady Blunt. honk A. and W. Il 'Trey, s•rT.
Lady, sad Miss Mut. Kodd, Lord and Lady Ite,dr,ititim
Sir R. Denkin. Sir 0. and Lady Gibing, Sir E. D !ring. Indy I. an‘.pr.,
lady Kinlee,h Countess of Newburgh, Ludy and Mies Scot. S r
David Scott, Baroness Rothschild, Mr. Haber and Min Burrell. S r
Thomas Whieheote, Mr. Manners Sutton, Mr. Mrs. and Miss
ham Mr. Kemp, Mr. Mts. and the Mines Bowers. Mrs. Lloyd. the
Misses Keane, the Officers of the 3-11 Draynon Guards, the 018.:. t of
the Grenadier Guards.

A large quantity of g• eenhouse and exotic plants, and
flowers, fruits, Arc. have arrived from Windsor.
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The Queen's attention,' to his Majesty are of the most
endearing, fascinating description. Efts Majesty enjays ex-
cellent health.

The entertainments in honour of his Royal Highness Vie
Duke of Sussex's birth-day will be on a scale of splendour
and magnifcmice unparalleled in this country ; nearly 1,000
nil! hare the honour ofbeing invited. A grand Diann Party
on the 27th, a Ball and Supper on the 23th. The Royal Duke,
and must of the Royal Family, will be present on the oi.-
cuitm.