Star.
London, England, 1831-01-28 00:00:00

THE ICING'S COURT.

BRIGHTON, Jaw. 17.
His MAJESTY paid a visit to Sir GEORGE SHIFTWER,
at Combe, yesterday, and was accompanied by the Princess
ELIZABETH, the Duchess of GLOTICUTZII, PrHICOGEORGE
of Cambridge, the Prince of ORANGE, with a numerous
suite, in three carriages and four, and six outriders.
The KING, PRINCESSES, and lady BEDINGFIELD,
were in the first carriage; the Prince of ORANGE and
Prince GEORGE of Cambridge, in the second ; Sir Air-
DILZW BARNARD, Miss MITCHELL, and the Rev. Mr.
HARVEY, in the third. His MAJESTY arrived at Combo
at two o'clock, and was conducted by Sir G. and Lady
SHIFFNER to a suite of apartments, where an elegant
deane was served up, of which his MAJESTY and the
Royal party partook, and returned to the Palace before five
o'clock.

'rho Quaaw, having had a slight cold, did not accompany
his MAJESTY. Her MAJESTY is now quite recovered.
Sir GEORGE. Lady, the Misses SNIFFIER, Captain
SHIFTIER, and the Rev. Mr. Suirvirea, had the honour
of dining with their MAJESTI es yesterday. Her MsJ 611 Tel
private band were in attendance.
The calls at the Palace included—
Sir George and Lady Westphal, Colonel and Mrs. Tolson, Sir H.
Rycroft, Lieut.-Colonel Montague, Lieut.-Colonel Duckworth, Lady
Payne Backwenh, Miss Payne, Captain L. flower, Major-General
Dickinson, Mr. H. Law, Hr. Wm. haw, Lady Carr, and Miens
Perceva/s, Marquis and alarchianses at Brlstal, tie Ladles Hervey,
Mini Haakey, Mrs. Otway Cave, thallium Cave, Lady Lyndhurst,
Captain and Mrs. Seymour, lady R. Bostrevie, Lady H. Whitshed,
Llest.-Colonel H. Bentick, Mrs. Bentick, Marquis and Marchioness
of Downsies, Su. _ _

Within tie last few days Brighton has received an unpre-
cedented number of. visitors, in consequence of the splendid
entertainment to be given to-morrow evening by their MA-
JESTIES. The hotels are crowded with fuhionables. The
arrivals at the Bedford include General TUDOR, M.P. Mrs.
TUDOR, ColonelJonxson, Hon. Mrs. PITT, Honourable
Rev. and Mn.S CARLETON and family Mr. GnuLava*
end family.
The Earl of RATHDOWN and Sir T. WILSON On staying
at the Royal York.
The Marquis and Marchioness of DOWNSIIIIII, Lord
PETLRin•II, Lady TIMOTHY and the Misses SHELLEY,
Lord BRIDPORT and family, General ST. JOHN and family.
Lady DASIIHOOD ICING, and Colons! MAIN, an among
the last arrivals.

The Duke and Duchess of ST. ALBANS are among our
resident Nobility, and are daily on the drive and promenade.
Sir RICHARD and Lady HUWT&R, Mr. LAURI/ICI, and
Lady JANE PRIM, Mrs. FITIHRaIItaT. and Lady Coc "I-
RAN a, gave splendid entertainments yesterday.
The grand music-room in the Pavilion bas been most taste-
fully chalked, and a new orchestra erected His Grace the
Duke of Davoisa as has personally superintended the
preparations for the grand entertainment.
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COURT CIRCULAR.

Yesterday was the birth-day of the Duke of Sussex, wins
his Royal Highness completed his 58th year.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ely visited the Duchess
of Cumberland yesterday, at her residence in St. James's
Palace.

The Representatives of the Great Powers held confe-
rences yesterday and to-day at the Foreign Office. There
were present the French, Russian, and Austrian Ambassa-
dors ; the Prussian Minister; Baron de Weissenburg, Mi-
nister from Austria; Count Matousherits, Minister from
Russia ; and Viscount Palmerston.

me Ministers assembled at an early hour in the afternoon,
and did not conclude their sitting till half-past six o'clock in
the evening. During the conference, Viscount Palmerston
went to the Treasury, and had an interview with Earl Grey.
The Lord Chancellor and Viscount Goderich bad inter-
views yesterday with Earl Grey, at the Treasury.
All the Cabinet Ministers were present at the dinner given
by Viscount Althorpe, at his residence in Downing-street,
on Tuesday evening, except Lords Durham and Holland.
Them noblemen joined their colleagues in the evening.