Star.
London, England, 1831-02-19 00:00:00

TER KING'S COURT.

BRIGHTON, Psi. 18.
Their MAJESTIES took an airing yesterday in a carriage
and four, with outriders, iu the direction of Hove, and *-
turned to the Palace at four o'clo'ck.
His MAJESTY gave audience in the CORM of the morn-
ing to Baron Mute CEAUSEN.
The QUEEN, accompanied by the Royal Suite, visited the
exhibition of paintings on cloth, by Mrs. LAIDLAW.
The Landgravine of HESSE HomBERG, accompanied by
lot Princess AUGUSTA, drove through various parts of the
WW2 for some time.
The Duke of SussEx took an airing in a carriage, and
tondo several calls in the course of his drive.
Lord FIFE arrived at the Palace yesterday evening.
Their MAJESTIES gave a splendid entertainment yester-
day ; amongst the distinguished persons present on this Oc-
casion, the following had the honour of dining with their
M AJ ESTIES—
LOrIi and Lai_ James O'Brien, Mrs. Fitsherbert, General and
lady Matilda Wynyard, Sir John Burgoyne, Mr. and Mrs. Yemen,
Mr. and Mrs. Wham, end the Lion. Colonel awl Mrs. Windsor.
In the eveninng Lady WARREN' Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
JERNINGH AII, Count and Countess MUNSTER, and many
.other visitors arrived, and several fashionable amateurs per-
formed various pieces of vocal and instrumental music. The
Misses GENT and Miss VERNux sang ducts. A duet by
the Misses GENT, composed by GADASI, was very much
admired. These young ladies are considered the best ama-
teur singers iu the country. A cavatina by Miss L. GENT
was admirably performed and much applauded.
The QUEEN'S private band was in attendance, as usual.
In the course of the day the following persons bad lie'
honour of leaving their names at the Palace :
Sir H. Seaton, Captain Coghlan, Mr. Cripps, Earl Delawar, Coal.'
mender Townsend, Sir A. and Miss Johnstone, Rev. J. Hudson, Sir
Robert and Lady Otway, Marquis of Bristol and Ladies Harvey, the
Duke and Duchess of Bedford and Ladies Russell, Col. G. Wyndham,
Lord A. Harvey, Mr. Bridges, Major-General Sir Colin Campbell. Mr.
and Lady Elisabeth Dickins, Lord C. Suenenet, Viscountess lianelagh,
Miss Jones, Colonel Douglas, Mr. and Miss Tyler, Sir Francis and
Miss Collier, •ke.
Several members of the Royal Household have already
taken their departure for St. James's ; a general movement
is visible throughout the establishment i messengers are con-1
stantly passing between the Ministers and his MAJESTY.
The Duchess of ltoxsUnou and Colonel O'REt ELY, 1
their Graces tha Duke and Duchess of St. ALBANS, and
several other fashionable families, have taken their departure
this morning.
This afternoon his MAJESTY left the palace at three'
o'clock, accompanied by the Marchioness of ELY, in a car-
riage and four, with outriders, fus an airing. Ws MAJESTY
looks remarkably well.
The QUEEN, accompanied by Sir A. BARNARD and the
royal snits, has rude out on horseback, following the direc-
tion his MA J EST Y drove, towards Kemp Town, Itottingdem,.
A meeting was belt! this day at the Old Ship (convened
by the High Constable), for .he purpose of petitioning Par-
liament fur reform. The meeting was numerously and re-
spctably attended. Resolutions praying. for vote by ballot,
and extending the elective franchise to all householders
payin.A. scot and,lot, &c. were passer; unanimously.
Thursday' and Yesterday.—Their MAJESTIES took their
accustomed airings, and there was ou each day a numerous
list of names left at the Palace.
Their MAJESTIES leave us on Monday next for St.
James's Palace.
Sir ROBERT PEEL, who arrived on Saturday last, is
staying at the residence of Mr. and Lady JANE PEEL, on
the Marine-parade.
General and Lady MATILDA WYN YARD are staying at
the Bedford Hotel.