Star.
London, England, 1822-01-30 00:00:00

DINNER AT GOLDSMITHS' HALL.

The Anniversary of his MAJESTY'S Accession to
the Throne was yesterday celebrated by a dinner of
this very ancient and loyal Company. The Members
of the Livery were present in more than usual at-
tendance. The Hall was decorated in a most appro-
priate and characteristic style, and its excellence was
displayed to universal admiration. Shortly after six
o'clock, the CHAIRMAN (the Prime Warden), the
LORD CHANCELLOR, Lord STOWELL, Admiral STIR.
LINO, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the LORD
MAYOR, SHERIFFS, &c. entered the. room, and the
company sat down to dinner. The cloth having been
removed, Non Nobia Domino was effectively sung.
The CHAIRMAN then proposed "The King," a toast
which he thought it right to preface with one obser-
vation, that the only Company which could claim
the honour of his Majesty presidency was that of the
Goldsmiths'—(Cheersl.
The toast was received with extraordinary enthu-
siasm. It was drank with four times four.

The CHAIRMAN next proposed the health of" The
Duke of York and the Army."
66 The health of his Royal Highness the Duke of
Clarence," followed. Both these toasts were drank
with enthusiasm.

The CHAIIMAN proposed, " The health of the
Lord Chancellor."—His Lordship returned thanks.
The healths of Lord Stowell, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, and the Lord Mayor followed, and t' e
toasts received were acknowledged in brief and ap-
propriate speeches.—Several excellent songs were
given in the course of the evening, and at a laze hour
the company separated.

BRIGHTON, JANUARY SO.
Yesterday beintr the Anniversary of his MAJESTY'S
Accession to the Throne, was celebrated here with
the usual demonstrations of joy. The bells of St.
Nicholas rung forth an inspiring peal ; and the bat-
tery guns, as well as the HOUND and LINNsr cutters,
fired salutes.
Sunday, previous to his MAJESTY'S entering the
Royal Chapel, a bench was introduced for the ac-
commodation of several persons who could n:•t find
seats. Several Ladies seated themselves thereon, and
by its suddenly breaking down, were subjected to a
slight momentary inconvenience.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Yonx arrived at
the Palace on Monday.
A scenic entertainment was got up at the Palace
on Monday evening. The chief characters were sus-
tained by the junior branches of several Noble Families.
The great western entrance of the Palace is now
lighted by a most splendid gas chandelier.
Sir dom.; and Lady PAUL gave a grand fancy dress
ball last night, at their residence, No. 28, Bedford-
square, k being the only one that has been given in
Brighton for a period of five or six years.

OPENING OF THE NEW ROAD.
The opening of the new road, leading from Mid-
dle-street to West-street, took place yesterday, and
presented a most gratifying sight. At one o'clock
the LINNET and HOUND cutters fired Royal salutes.
The latter vessel was dressed out in the colours of all
nations, and had a beautiful appearance. Between
one and two o'clock, his MAJESTY took his departure
from the Palace, down East-street, and along the
cliff, and, amidst the ringing of bells and sound of
cannon (the battery guns at this moment firing a
salute), the KING, exactly at a quarter before two, in
an open landau, accompanied by his Royal Highness
'the Duke of YORK, and the Dukes of DEVONSHIRE
and WELLINGTON, entered the road, at the bottom of
Ali.ldle-street, and proceeded along the cliff, up West-
street, then down North-street, to the Palace. The
day was most delightful for the season of the year ;
and the gaiety and animated appearance of at least
twenty thousand of all ranks, at again beholding their
beloved Patron, exceeded anything we ever witnessed
on any former occasion. We wvierstand that his
Nlastsry was rather indisposed in the morning, but
the anxiety of the inhabitants to !who'd their Patron
was so strongly expressed, as to induce his MAJESTY
to brave indisposition, in order to gratify the inha-
bitants of a town on which he has already heaped im-
mense benefits.

The Commissioners of the town were drawn up in
line, arm-in-arm; and his MAJESTY passed through,
preceded by outriders, and followed by the Commit-
tee, General MUNDY,, Captain Mitt.coLm, &c. with
carriages and horses. His MaJzsry's approach was
announced by a flag, at the bottom of Ship-street,
which was also the signal for the Battery-guns to be
fired. The KING WAS heartily cheered by the im-
mense crowd, and seemed highly delighted.
A fisherwoman threw some sugar-plums into his
NlA,resrfs carriage, which were at first supposed by
the spectators to be stones.
The Duke of YORK, and Mr. BECKETT, the Judge-
Advocate, shortly afterwards passed over the road!
arm-in-arm. It is now called " the King's-road,"
and placards to that effect were instantly stuck up.

Coati EICUAIa2a, nalta•Laaa, JAIL 500-41avins bat few
buyers of Wheat at market this meninx the Lilts were serf
heavy, but the little that was disposed of obtained Monday's
prices for prime sanie.es : there was not the least demand for
the inferior qualities, of which the supply for this week his
chiefly consisted. A large quantity of Barley remained over
from Mooday's arrivals, which met exceed's* dull axis at a
decline of as. per quarter. The Oat trade was heavy,ead rather
cheap the t3:killtary .41:t, In Is and NJs no alterati a.