Star.
London, England, 1815-12-16 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, DECEMBER 15.

The arrival of her MaairaTv was welcomed w:th an
extravagance of joy. Nothing was omitted, in point
of etiquette, to assure her MAJESTY of the respect of
the inhabitants. The day was employed in prepara-
tions to escort the Royal Family into town, and in
the evening an equal emulation prevailed, in the Mu-
minations and festive parties. It w:ts five o'clock be-
fore the QUEEN reached the Pavilion, having left
Windsor in the morr.ing, and travelled the road of
Cobham, Guildford, and Ilicksted. A great con-
course of persons assembled on the road, which, with
the numerous line of carriages and equestrians, inde-
pendent of the guard of honour, gave a lively anima-
tion to the whole scene. The usnal military honours
were observe: as the Royal Party approached the
Pavilion, the band of the 55th regiment bin sta-
tioned at the entrance gate, while the loth Hussars
and the infantry kept the say clear for the company
going to the Pavilion. Some idea of the bustle will
be formed from the list of arrivals yesterday afternoon,
from all quarters, in carriages and four :
Her Majesty, the Princesses Augusta and Mary, the Duke of
Kent, Marquis. and Marchioness of Salisbury, Lr,rd and Lady
Harrington, the Ladles Stanhope, Lord St. Helen's, Lord Yar-
mouth, Lord Carlton, Lord LVaabourn, Lord and Lady Hamp-
den, Count Hardenberg, Count de Chartre, the French Ambas-
sador, Count de &was, the Portuguese Ambassador, the Spanish
Ambassador, Baton Bert, Mr. Quintin, and the several suites at-
tached to the Royal Family ; Major General de Castro, Ntj.n.
C. Mackay, 78th Regiment ; Lady Hays, Mr :and Mrs. Cavell,
and the Count de Rook., Captain of the Emperor of Russia.
Body Mums, Stc. &c.
The whole proceedings of the day passed off with.
out any accidents. Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH
dined with die Royal Family. Aii Address was pre-
sented 'ober MAJESTY by the princpal inhabitants.
DECEMBER 16.—Her MAJESTY, accompanied by
the Duke of CLARENCE, with the two PluNessses, in
a carriage, passed through the principal streets of the
town yesterday, notwithstanding the dampness of the
atmosphere, and was every where received with the
most marked respect and homage.—The Duke of
CLARENCE was among the fashionable promenaders
on the Steyne, yesterday.—We believe that the pre-
sent is the most brilliant epoch in the annals of
Baighton. Royalty, Foreign Ambassadors, and all
the prime of the Nobility and Fashion of the land are
concentrated in this most favoured spot. Few cities
or towns in Europe can afford so brilliant a sptcraele.
The artizans and mechanics, lately employed at isa
Pavilion, partook of an excellent dintai, 1.14-% .e!et.
at the Old Ship Tavern yesterday, by command o:
the Ritoenz.—lir. Waxisat, the RECENT'S SLONatti
has, by command of his Royal Highness, issued cm d.
of invitation to the PIUNCes tradesmen of this town
to partake of a grand dinner at the Castle Tavern;
this day.

-The speech of the Duc de RICHELIEU on dcclinini.
to vote for the death of NILE ch.! him honour. " I
WAS myself tw►ce condemned to death during the Ti.
volutionary torrent. my conscience acquitted me 1..
guilt-1 felt that in a moment of sac!) agitation lift..
regard is paid to justice—and what I then felt makes
me shudder at the idea of pronouncing the judgment
of death on another. Time has done justice to in)
motives, and time may equally acquit Marsl24ll•ley.'

NAVAL 111 M

'LLIGENCE.

MAILS.
ARR. DUE. AIR. DUE.
Dalin - • 1 0 Cadiz .- - 0 4)
Waterford - • a • Matta . . 0 0
Guern4ey and Jersey 3 0 Haratnlt .• 2 0
Hollatid - O 1 Flandrr, - . 0 o
France • • u 1 New York - • 0
Gortenbargla - 0 s Corunna o u
L0,1)449 . - U I Halifax - -- 0 •
HURRICANE AT JAMAICA.

is By a Letter from Cowes, of yesterday's date, it
appears, that the Eugene, Captain DANIELN, arrived
there from Hayti, in 35 days passage. He reports
that many Estates hare been destroyed in the :k=nit
part of the Island of Jamaica, by a d!eadful huni.
cane—he further states, that many lives were loot,
and that considerable damage had been done to tl
shipping. Tile Abraham Newland, MuAsti,
ni the ships on shore."

FALMOUTH. DECEMBER 13.

Arrived the Hercules extra East-Indiarnan, Capt
BEAN, Irom Calcutta ; and the Milford East•lodi:,.
man. Captain Bitit.s, from Bombay. They have nte.
in here in want of men. The former has lots ter
fore-yard.—Wind N.W.