Star.
London, England, 1831-02-03 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Fsa. L

Their MAJESTIES, accompanied by Lady BEDINOPIELD
and Mademoiselle D'EsTa, left the Palace yesterday, in a
carriage-and-four, with two outriders, for Stanmer Park, the
'eat of the Earl of CHICHESTER. Earl Howe, Sir Ati.•
9nEW BARNARD, Lady WHITSHED, and Miss WILSON,
followed in another carriage.
The Royal party were met, at the entrance to Stanmer
Park, by the tenantry oflthiP Noble Earl, wearing wands and
Scarfs, and conductedio tlfe mansion, where a select party
were invited to meet their MAJESTIES, including his Grace
.he Duke of DEVONSHIRE, Earl and Countess of CAR-
Sir JOHN and Lady SHELLEY, Sir GEORGE and
I ady SHIFFNEII.
A luncheon was served up in a most splendid style,
:onthining every deligacy which the season could afford of
which their Majesties and suite partook.
In front of the room where their Majesties and suite sat
%ere erected two marquees, in which the children of the te-
nants of the Noble Earl were assembled, and provided with
a dinner. The day being exceedingly cold, two large fires
blazed between the marquees, which had the desired effect
of communicating an agreeable heat.
Their MAJESTIES and suite returned to the palace at half
past four.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess and
Prince Gronoz of Cumberland arrived at the Pavilion last'
evening, on a visit to their MAJESTIES.
Earl How' and Lord and Lady MAYO took leave, and
left for London.
The Marquis and Marchioness of ELY have arrived.
The dinner party last evening was select, including—
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess and Prince George
of Cumberland, the Duchess de Dino, Le Dec de Valency, Colonel
Dosnman, General Dalbiac, the Field Rears of the Guards, the Field
Officer, of the sth Dragoon Guards, t mint and Countess Munster.
The calls at the Palace in the course of the day, included :
Lord Sussex Leone:, Rev. Mr. Farrell, Viscount Templeton, DUN
Upton, Me: and Miss Herbert, Rear-Admiral Thompson,_ Mr. and
airs. Morrison, Lord Southampton, Marquis of Bristol, Mr. Fitzroy,
Lai Falkner, Mr. Leslie, Mr and Mrs. P. Jones.
The general departures have been numerous, principally
confined to persons, and their families whose Parliamentary
duties called them awn . Amongst them were :
The Marquis and Man6> sof Downehire, Lord Rathdown Lord
and Laity sew', Lord Frankfort, Sir Thomas and Lady Nilson, Sir
T. Bowser lady and Miss Hinloeh, Lady Ellenborougb, and Miss
Law, Lord Garlies, Lord Liverpool and Ladies Jenkinson, Lord and
Lady G Sir John Wititshed, Sir John and Lady Shelly, Lord Har-
rington, Colonel Elphlnstone, Major Scarleu.
Among those who had the honour of leaving their names
for their MAJESTIES in the course of Monday were
Mr. and Mrs. Sanctuary, Captain Green, La Duchesse de Dino, Le
Due de Valency. Lieutenant-Wessel Chichester, Captain, Mrs. and
Miss Seymour, Lady Noel Byron, Lady and Misses Trollops, Counters
of Desert, Sir C. Pratt, Mrs. Manners Sutton, Bishop of Ely, and Mrs.
SiArkes, Marquis of Bristol and the Ladies Hervey, Dowager Lady
sueffield, JAdy Garvagh, Colonel and Mrs. Dawson Darner, Colonel
Durwood, Mrs. Fitsherbert, Lord and Lady Teynbam, the Misses
Gordon, Mrs. Lieutenant-General and Mrs. Egerton,
General and Mrs. Will ams, Captain Wynn, Mr. and Mrs. Beyon, Sir
Charles and IndylAnne Chad, Mr. Chad, the Ladies Tumour, Lord
William Russell, Mrs. G.:P. Burke, and Mrs. and Mist Stanley.