Star.
London, England, 1831-01-27 00:00:00

IVAF4L INTELLIGSNCIL

Maw Maine Tam Dan.—Dublin, i; Waterford. I.
Dux, Jae. N.N.W. fresh.-Arrived the Jobs, Mean;
from Said= Prenersby, Corium. from Cephalonia ; and N•yiatlivs
Ba
Pn*, fun Codia.
ossaarawen, JAL 1100.-Wled N.—Arrived of the Wight, the
Margaret Hal, Davison, from Demerara.
litaassave. Jar. !S.—Arrived the Heliport, Follett, from Cork ;
and Geed West, ffersolds, from Waterford.
Dom, Jan. St.—Arrivad of the port, the Caravan, Maddest:a,
from lUD Jaadro ; Lydia, Dub, from Africa; Margaret. Sharp.
from Manisa; Four Sisters, Owsdrldge. from Terceira; Prince Ro-
om, Mannar. from Alta; Diana. March. from Charente ; and the
Fame, Percy, from Waterford.
Baseroa, Jan. St.—Arrived the Fanny, Coosa. from Lisbon;
Petrol, Harris, from Gibraltar ; and Royal Oak. GTEMMO. from Cad's.
Jonas. Jan. 14.—Arrived the Two Friends, Melte; frame
Arkbet.
Lestemaseasy, Jan. IL—Arrived the Dawson, from Pereszabam
Camtawaves,Jas. lc—Arrived the Irmo, Gaitskill, from Qoebos.
Caemosavas, Jas. 14.—Arrived the Dykes, &own, from Riche.
baste.
WAIMIPOIII4 Jan. IN.—Arrived the Billow,Houtdos, from Mewiaa.
The Thomas King, Williamson, arrived at Demerara on the list of
November, from London.
Tbe Malvina, llomley. from Newcastle to Leaden, is on shore at
Hasbro'. Crew saved.
The following womb from Jamaica base arrived at Haifa::—The
Plover, Godfrey; George Gordo. Bing; Mermaid, Marshal; Lady
S. Manfred, --.; Tweed, Hancock ; and Ans. Black.
The fellowing vassids have arrived at Damara :—Fame, Robson,
and arida liononabe Pearson, from LivorpooL
The ffissolog, ises, from Saville. km arrived at Dartmouth,
with enteliwalia image sad bay, having berm lb contact with the
Rasoladas, Moly, from Leghorn. The latter loss foremast, bowsprit,
lks. and lestmho port, Is tow at two pilot amecks.
The Boodes, t from Amigos as lawka, was east as shore at
Peozeoes,as fkawlsy being very leaky, baying stuck es dm genet
lbooes—cergo
MUST:. This (ray Lord ltu. held a Levee at the
Office of the Commander-in-Chief, in the Horse Guards.

The Levee, notwithstanding the unfavourable state of. the
weather, was attended by a considerable number of General
and other Officers. _ __ _ -

Before the meeting of Parliament, the Society of Friends
and all humane Christians and philanthropists ought to turn
their attention to the unprecedented and increasing severity
of sentences at Quarter Sessions. Discretion occasionally
seems to be abused, and in every sense it ought to be more
limited. The people have feelings and a sense of justice as
well as magistrates; and legislative regulation will be for the
good of all.
We are informed that the four sail of the line which were

supposed to be fitting out, were to have been sent to the
Scheidt, in case the King of Holland refused the decision
of the five allied powers in the affairs of Belgium; but now
the business is arranged, it is supposed they will not be
wanting.
The Russian Order of St. George is perhaps the only
Order in Europe which is not prostituted ; the man who
wears even the lowest Insignia of it is always well received
and respected, because he must at least have given some
striking proof of courage. The Duke of Wellington is the
only man Dow possessed of the Grand Cross of this Order,
as it can be gained only by commanding in chief, in a gene-
ral battle.

The late Duke of York's estate at Oatlands is said to have
lately passed by purchase into the hands of the late Chief
Secretary for Ireland, Lord Francis Leveson Gower.
We understand that Madame Vestris has cleared, since the
opening of her Pavilion, 801. every night. Two noblemen
were observed the latter end of last week in the pit, there
being no room in the boxes.
Brabam is delighting the audience at the Bath Theatre
by his spirited performance and incomparable singing in
Masastiello.
His Majesty's ship Pallas arrived at Malta the 26th ult. in
19 days from Plymouth ; and His Majesty's ship Rainbow
on the 28th, from the same port, in 21 days.
The Confirms steam-packet, from Falmouth, arrived at.
Malta on the 29th, with letters from London of the Bth.
The Fox, Whyte, arrived at Smyrna on the 17th of
December, in 25 days from the Downs; and the Elisa
Scott Perriman, at Constantinople, on the same day, also in
.25 days from the Downs.

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BRIGHTON. hug. IL
Lin The Kum, accompanied by her Royal Highness the
Duchess of GLOOCISTSZ took his usual airing yesterday,
a carriage and four, pret:ededh7 esll4liirs, and continued
drive till after four o'clock. His MAJESTY drove towards
Sborebeio, -esil resumed by the West Cliff, which was crowd-
ed with iishissabbe, hen whoa be eseitived the most cor-
dial ani sincere salutations, which his MAJISTIC most con-

&seemingly returned.
The KING gave audience to Sir H. EOTHAN.
His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER left the
palace yesterday, at three o'clock, on horseback, and rode
through the various parts of the town.
His Highness the Prince of ORANGE arrived at the
Pavilion on a visit to their MAJESTIES. His Highness
was on the promenade in the course of the day. The
weather being dry and frosty, the display of fashionables
on the promenade and drives exceeded any thing of the
kind during the season. Most of the Royal suite were
amongst them.
The band of the sth Dragoon Guards played for some
time yesterday at the Bedford Hotel, the neighbourhood of
which was crowded with fashionable..
Neither her MAJESTY, nor the Princesses AUGUSTA
and ELISABETH, left the Palace yesterday. Most of
the Royal suite were oat. Lady ERROL and Mils MIT-
CHELL were in a close carriage. Sir A. BARNARD, Sir
A. D'EsT E, &e. were on the Promenade.
The following persons left their names at the Palace yes-
teEr rday :
Itiolind sod Lady Ryon& Rear. Admiral Thompson. Lieut.
Gond Withers], Mr. Mrs. and Miss Booms; Cape. Vernon Hat.
,esent, Mr. asi Mrs. Fans, Mr. and Mn. C. Deering, Roar-Admiral and I
Mw. lisksaborm, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Moore; Captain Rich, Visa-Ad.
naval Bir Hoary Hotham, Lady Fatness Hakim. Captain and Lady
Sasso Hanna, Mr. C. sad Min Bradford, MT. H. 11. Pariah, Lieut..
Wood Onionned, Mr. B. Steward, Lint. Meadows, Mr. Lambert.
IM. VI. Nos._ Hayes, Vico-Admiral and Mrs. Roils., Thaw
_of
MtalisLidasi.rodakt. Mr. Mrs. and Min Sparks ; Marquis and Mar.
Lain Hervey. Lords A. and William Hervey, Mrs.
sod Miss Habons. Lady Inrobert, Unman Franklin, Liseworat
DIM. Mr. F. Osaka, Mr. Mrs. and Min Carden, Mrs. Brans, Mrs.
and Mks Hers, Rev. A. C. and Min Paykr, Mrs. and Miss Bandby,
Rev. Thanes balky, Mr. George Today, Mrs. *Fodor, Mr. Coto:roll,
Rev. IL R. Ryan, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Brown.

The Prince of ORANGE, Captain and Misa SITMOVR,
Colonel and Mrs. DAWSON DAMEN, and Mrs. FITZHIR-
BERT, bad the honour of dining with their MAJZSTINS

yeateruay.
Colonel Gxoxox FIT SCLA II IN CIL has arrived, and joined
the royal party at the Pavilion.
The influx of visitors which constantly arrive is greater
than ever was known in Brighton; numbers are, of course,
attracted by the approaching festivity at the Palace.
The Muter of the Ceremonies' ball took place on Mon-
day evening. There were nearly 500 persons of distinction
present.
The balls and parties that take place every night are be-
yond precedent numerous—last night there were no less than
nine balls.
Their Majesties bad a select evening party. The Queen's
private band was in attendance.
Mies Foote made her appearance last night at the theatre,
in the characters of Letitia Hardy and Kate O'Brien, in
both of which she acquitted herself with her usual eclat.
His Highness the Prince of Orange left Brighton this
morning for London, with the intention of returning to-mor-
row evening,