Star.
London, England, 1831-02-10 00:00:00

THE KING'S COURT.

BRIGHTON, Fin 11.
Their MAJESTIES were accompanied in their carriage
airing yesterday by the Duchess of CUMBERLAND.
The weather was damp and squally, and it so continued
throughout the day.
The Palace dinner visitors on Monday included—
The Marquis and Marchioness of Bristol and family, Lord and Lay
Lord Templeton, Major-General Upton and Miss Upton,
l/saes, Hon. G. Koppel, Lieut.-Col. Mai; &e.; and yesterday,
a Lady Sarah Bayley, and Mr. and Lady Jane Peel.
The Marquis Of CAMDEN arrived and joined the Royal
suite last night.
Respects were paid and names left at the Palace yesterday
The Princess lAeven, the Marquis and Marchioness of Bristol, LIM
A. and the Ladies Harvey, Lord Templeton, General Upton, Miss
Upton, Miss Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. F. Webb', Lieut.-Colonel Nair,
Lieut.-Colonel W. Jonas, Mrs. await* Mrs. Barges, Captain Hunt
(LS.M.) Colonel, Mrs. and Miss Gore Langton, Mrs. and the Misses
y, the Hon. Henry and Mrs. Windsor, Lieut.. Colonel and 24r,.
Baden, and Lord Frederick Btrauclerk.
The Princess LEVEN, who arrived last night, has a suite
of apartments at the Albion.
Lord FREDERICK BRAUCLERK is at the Norfolk Hotel.
The Hon. Mrs. CAVENDISH and family have left the
Marine Hotel for town. The Ladies How ARD are also i
its departure list.
Lady KINLOCH and daughter remain at the Royal York.
The Duke and Duchess of St. ALBAN'S continue to adi
to the fashionable importance of Regency square.
The health of the Duke of Su ss ER continues to improve.
The Earl of UKBRIDOE was among the departures from
the Albion this morning.
Mr. GREENWOOD left the Royal York, for town, this
morning.
Three o' Clock ,p. m. —Their MAJESTIES, with b. illiant
weather, are in public. They are enjoying a ride in nn
open carriage, accompanied and followed by divers indivi-
duals. of the Court.
The Duke of SUSSEX is considerably better. His Royal
Highness, the first time since his indisposition, is enjoying a
carriage airing.
Names left at the Palace to day :
Sir Alexander atrichton, Captain Sir Francis Collern, R.N. Mts.
and Miss Archer, Sir Charles and Lady Blunt, Admiral Sir John
Wells (from: Cuckfield), Lord H. Harvey, Mr. and Lady Jane Low.
renee Peel.
Lord POMFRET returned to town from the Sea House,
at Worthing, yesterday ; Lord GLEN LYON on Monday.
Apartments are engaged at the said Sea House for Sir
FRANCIS SYKES.
The Earl of ALBEMARLE, Master of the Horse to his
MAJESTY, left the Palace yesterdayto return to London.

INCOMES OF THE ENGLISH ROYAL FAMILY.
a s. d.
The Duke of Cumberland receives ... ... 21,000 0 0
For Prince George of Cumberland ... ... 6,000 0 ."
The Duke of Sussex ... .. .. .. 21,000 0 0
The Duke of Cambridge ... .. 27,000 0 0
Princess Augusta • • ... . 13.000 0 0
Princess of Hesse Homberg, Elisabeth. ... 13,000 0 0
Princess S ..
ophia • • .. 13,000 0 0
including
...
The Duchess of Kent, the allowance for her
daughter, the Princess Victoria ... .. 12,000 0 0
The Duke of Gloucester,lincluding what he receives as
the husband of Princess Mary, 13,0001. .. 27,000 0 0
The Princess Sophie of Gloucester, his sister .. 7,000 0 0
~...,,,.........,
seleo.ooo 0 0

THE ARMY.
This afternoon, Lord HILL held a Levee at his Office in the Horse
Guards, which was attended by a few General and other Officers.
(ram TEL LINDRICI DIMON ICDS, TOL 8.)
This day 19 musks foe the 68th arrived here from London by Cork.
A number of rumba from England joined the 6th at Buttevant on
Wednesday.
The 88th regiment have picked up a vast number of recruits at Cu-
dehu.
Foul recruits for the 65th have been, within these few days, enlisted
Copilot Caldwell is appointed Paymaster of the Reserve Companies
of thel/11th regiment, at One Castle, vice Wharton, deceased.
Marl,* Be b=ent has completed its establishment. Fifty-live re.
weribie, Wins Mhave ben enlisted at head-eparters of the
depot, Water We amid supppoose that the 37th is the first Regi-
ment shathea is establishment.
Of Maples itunts of English, Welch, and Scottish Militia
called out for Infinlngh only sixteen will be retained on permanent duty
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314 AL INTELLIGRINE.
MAXIS AL/OVID Tam Mr.—Dublin, 1 ; Waterfeed,ll.
Extract from the Agent to Lloyd's at Antwesp, dated 74. 8s
" On the Bth inst. the Dutch gun-boat, under the Onnound of a
Lieutenant and 30 men, whilst trying, during a heavy gale, to regain
her station, off this town, misled stays, and was drhin befogs bass.
clan under the old Spanish battery. A great crowd of people assembled
near the spot. Two officers and some armed men belonging to the gm.
them jumped ca board of her. The instant her colours were pulled down,
the Commander, Van Speyk, stepped below, and blew her up, with all
on board ;of whom only three men escaped =hart. The number of
killed in all is about 40, besides 12 to 16 wounded."
Poavenotrre. Fes. B.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Flora transport,
from the Mediterranean. Sailed his Majesty's ship Onyx, for Havre.
PLTDOOTII, Fes. 7.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Juno, Nickell,
from Nlesdna.
lavaarooL. Feb 7.—Arrived the New England, Atkins, and Mor.
decal, Redmond, from Charleston. Off the port, the Fames, Sharp,
from Demerara; James, Shackford, and Marian, Yeatoo, from New
Orleans; Marian, from Charleston; Ann, from Philadelphia; and
Sarah, Hayman, from Halifax.
BRISTOL, Faa. 7.—Arrived the Henry, Bell, from Fent,.
CLTDI, Fsa. B.—Arrived the Pocahontas, Smith, from Virginia;
and John Dunscombe, —.—, from Lisbon.
The Csar, Smith, from London to Leith, was driven on shore near
Dunbar 4th bast. and would be totally wrecked. The master, three of
the crew, and eleven passengers drowned.
The rundel, from Arundel to Shields, was driven on shore at
Dunbar 4th last. but expected to be got off. Crew saved.
The Diamond, Orosley, from Portsmouth to Sunderland, was
driven on shore at Leith 24 inst.
The Mary and Susan, Henley, from Poole to Liverpool, strict on
the Manacles on Monday morning, and sunk. Crew saved.
The Susannah. Mauer, from Liverpool to Portland (A.) has been
sondemned at Kibosh, as unseaworthy.
The Surprise, Reed, from Belfast to London, was tutal.y lost, with
all the crew, off Peterhead, the let lost.
The Newcastle, Brown, of Aberdeen, is on shore, near North Ber wick,
but is expected to be got off.
LOBS OP THE SMACK CZ•it.—Oil Friday afternoon,
between five and six o'eledc, in every heavy squall of snow, the smack
Csar, of Leith, ea her voyage from preadoo, run on shore near North
Irawkik, appellee to the property et George Sligo, Rest. of ba-
de lemnellktay so Receiving Ms information,- Mr. Sligo col-
hoed his he swam, end passold to the spot ; bet, from the
idioms of tlikaliht.and the fray sf 1M Issem, is ass impossible for
thew to raft the least asslstmoo, aliamp the ales of those on board
saddi at than be board. When Ma Mb led pertly receded, nine of
of the mew were sand, sad alma M the Mess of Mr. Weir,
of Sesagball farm, hat Ms Not of the mew, ihe in member, in-
cluding the mum, and, it is said, Minna pass sea, ems kat.—
Tie sesessst weeds= ware made, and Maimsoats attoaden ihstra,
to the strevleses, by Mr. Mks, sad by Mr. Wok. Mr. Cblehma, sae
of din_ Company to whichthe Cur Wimp,
set off fora LIM der NeM Med* kmarlimody se the ahem mita.
(hely lateMpass hi% masked, tai sway Obis in Ms pone dm the
iln et all mossoll. Their* amass of armload
th. vemers =Mist bear Lenin are, Me. mg l7ta Boma, Miss
Orahma, and Mr. Mayell.—Chlsdeoriser Anweark.
Lord Durham entertained tie Ministers at dinner
yesterday evening, at his residence is Cieveismd-row.
The Marquis and Marcbismus of Lansdowne had a very
numerous evening party last evening, at their residence in
Berkeley-square.
A conference of the Mildasrs of the Great Powers on the
affairs of Belgium was held yesterday afternoon, at the
Foreign-oleo. It was attended by the French, Austrian,
end Russian. Ambassadors, the Prussian Minister, Baron do
Weinman, Minister from Austria, Count Mastusbewits,
Warn from Russia, and Viscount Palmerston. The con-
bans lusted three hours.