Star.
London, England, 1831-01-24 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JAI. 23.

Their MAJZITIZS attended Divine Service this morning
at the Royal Chapel. The Rev. H. M. WAGNER preached
an eloquent and impressive sermon ; his text was taken from
Exodus, cha. xxii. v. 8—" Remember the 664th-day, to
keep it holy.' The Rev. Dr. EVERA RD read prayers; Mr.
GOTTEILIDGIZ, organist.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of °LOU-
CISTIIII, his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON, Prince
GEORGE of CAMBRIDGE, Lord Mato, Sir AWDRzw BA 11-11•11,D,
11•11,D, Sir A. D'Esvi, and the entire of the Royal House-
hold were present.
The Bishop of CHICHESTER was in attendance on their
MAJESTIES, in the Royal Pew.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
GLOUCINITEII arrived at the Palace yesterday evening, on a
visit to their MAJESTIES.

Friday his MAJESTY gave audience to Sir JAMES KILIIP,
Muter-General of the Ordnance, and Colonel DowiMAx;
subsequent to which the Master-General, Col. DOWIFMAW,
and an Officer of Engineers, inspected both cavalry and in-
fantry barracks, and decided upon enlarging them, to be
capable of containing a regiment each.
His MAJESTY took his usual airing in a close carriage
and four, with two outriders.
Her MAJESTYi
The calla at the Palace included—

H. Iyesoft, Lewd Freakford, Adoring Ole James Whitshed,
Lieut.-Cokes' FludieioLlest..l3aterel Me M i ass Bowser Lint..
Gems* Sir James Major Neyiet, Maher, Captainlliw
me, Mr. sad Mrs. T. tight, the Mhos Mr. sad the Mims
Mr. Lewreeee set Lady Jae M. IBellaglereke,
Illesseasble Jae, Loud Ws. Hervey. Mr. Mrs. sad Mks
Cavendish, Oapiele ad Lady Bum Highway Sr Heresy rod Lady
Franca Beilisea, the Mhos Halifax, sad the Haeourable Mrs. sad
Misses Ceehreie.

General STLYENSON arrived at the Palace.
Although the weather yesterday was so very unfavourable,
his MAJESTY, accompanied by Mr. Fox, took his RCM..
tomed airing in a carriage and four, with outriders.
The Quasi", accompanied by the Duke of WELLING-
TON, Lord HILL, Lord Mao, Sir A. BAIREARD, Lord
Elam., and a snit*, rode on horseback. The
Royal party proceeded along the Marine Parade, in the
direction of Kemp Town, returning to the Palace about
four o'clock.

The calls at the Palace were very numerous, including
most of the Nobility and Gentry at Brighton.

COURT CIRCULAR.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and the
Princess Victoria, attended by Lady Charlotte St. Maur,
Baroness Lateen, and Sir John Conroy, honoured the per-
formances of Covent-garden Theatre with their presence,
on Saturday evening, to see the Opera of anderella.
The three Lords Loftus, sons of the Marquis of Ely,
dined with Prince George of Cueabstland, in St. James's
Palace, on Saturday, and, in the evening, accompanied his
Royal Highness to witness the Opera of Merolla, at Co-
vent-garden Theatre.
Divine Service was performed yesterday at Kensington
Palace. The Duchess of Kent, the Prisons; Victoria, and
their Royal Higdhness's household attended. The Dean of
Chester eliskie.

Ths Duke, Duchess, and Prince George of Cumberland,
and their Royal Highness's household, attended Divine Ser-
vice yesterday, at their resideem, at St. Jansee's Palace.
The Prince of Orange visited the Duke and Duchess of
Cusabsrlend yeeserday.
&Mist Council was held at four o'clock co Saturday
aßcluesly at the PorelS:: which was attended by the
Lord ameedlor, Earl Viscount Melbourne, Viscount
Palmerston, Viscount , Vincent Altborp, Lori
Holland, the Hooonrables C. Grant and Sir James
Gramm. The WW•kis remained in deliberation about au
hour and a half.