Star.
London, England, 1816-02-08 00:00:00

BRIGH2 ON. FEBRUARY 7.

The Duke of CLARENCE is entirely recovered from
his indisposition. The inclemency of the weather
yesterday not only confined the whole suit of Royalty
to the Palace, but our fashinnables generally to their
respective residences. The rain commenced soon
after midnight, and has been itwess Int ever since.
Commotions in France are here spoken of, but
upon no authority deserving of mention.
Yesterday afternoon the Marquis of ANOLESEA ar.
rived from London, at the Pavilion, on a visit to the
Proms REGENT. The NoMe quit had an imme-
diate audience of his Royal Highness. and after-
wards joined the dinner company, coasisting of the
Dukes of Ynax and CLARENCE., and a number ci!
Nobility.
This morning a King's Messenger arrived at the
Pavilion, with letters from the Princess Cititithorrc
of WALES, at CranbnurneLodge, to her Royal Patent.
Viscount CAIILETCN left us this morning.

The acconnts received it Calton Timm yester-
day, Irons Brighton, were, that th;Nce REG..=
WAS recovering very fast from his late Attack of the

gout.

The Princess CITARIATTE of baing reco.
vered from her cold, is expccted in Town in a few
days.

A few days sirce, the. ARCHDUKES visited the Ar.
moury of Carlton-hi.use. On M.md.ty they visited
the House of Correction in Colfltuth-nehls, itad were
Conducted over it by the Governor.
The Arcliduelie,t MARIA Louis.% lives very retired
in the C.tstle ot Schotnbrunn, and seldom visits
Vienna. Some Frenchmen in her service, having
lately indulged in indiscreet observations upon the
Austrian Authorities, have been sent out ot the
country.

A Requisition for a Meeting to Petition against the
intended imposition of the Inc.une Tax, his been
very numerously signed at Reading. Requisitions
for a Meeting of the Freeholders of the County of
Berke; and the inhabitants r.f the Barmigh of New-
bury are also in progress. —A Requisition also to
Annvene the-C(4,4l"ra Ems, snits the appiintment
41 the new Sber:ff.
Lord 4011110 i WM.OO irtleSdlY Sennictbr, invested
with the office of Chief Steward of Hereford, on
which occasion all possible civic honours were ren-
dered, to his Lordship. On his approach to the city
his Lordship was met at a short distance from the
city by a bend of music, the flags of the several
Guild•Coeipania, and,a larle concourse of ere ir.:ll-
bitanu, who took the hori,:s`tron. his Lordship's car-
riage, and conveyed him to the Hotel.
I uesday the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Catch
Club had a numerous meeting at the Thatched
House Tavern, Mr. Me/swipe in .he sir, which
was honoured with the presence of the Doke. of CUM-
SErti,AVD. The assemblage of professionals was very
maturous: anteing them were Goes, Hawes, BARTLE-
HAN, the LNYVVITa and SALES, &c.
Saturday the Edinburgh Pitt Club held their grand
Anniversary; in the Assembly Rooms, George-street.
About three hundred Members were present. The
Duke of BUCCLIRIOIO was in the Chair, and nearly
the whole of the Nobility and Gentry of Scotland of
any eminence were antcmg the guests.' Mr. WALT E 0
Scott was among the most conspicuous of the
literati 'present.
A Stytlakeeeat to the Loaders Gazette was published
yesterday, containing the Protocol respecting the dis-
tribution of the seven hendred millions which France
is to pay to the Allied Powers, under Article IV. of
the Treaty. It also contains a copy of the Treaty
Oetween Great Britain 'sod Russia respecting the
lonian-Islands I the copy of a Convention between
this country and Portugal ; and a copy of „the Com-
mercial treaty betsteen Anserica and Great Britain.
An these documents we have published at dines-nit

res.
We Wee riteieed the Casettes oft:ae 17 di
rs Limo b which we learn that that pan of Italy is
with the contagions distemper that has
sbewn itself in parts of the coast of the Adriatic,
particularly in Dalmatia. An Ordonnance by the
Marchese TOustast. Minister of the Interior, directs
that a aladan shad be drawn round the Neapnlito
• States, to prevent all communication with districts
from which the infection could be received.
In the course of the year 1815. seven hundred met.
chant studs entered the port of Ostend, besides about
eve hundred packen6oats or mails. The English
transports which entered that itort dining the MOS
year amounted to mr,re than 1400. In the course of
the same year about one thousand merchantmen en-
tered the Scheldt, of which four hundred were Bri.
following Proclamation was issued by the
Governor of the bland of Bourbon ;
" Sr. Davis, JULY IS, 11015er...inhabitants of the
Island of Bourbon--Europe was in peace; Bonaparte
quitted the exile which he bad solicited ; Europe re-
assumes a warlike attitude. If we could consider no.
thing but our otrn interests. I wiauld say—Retire; Jet
as remain quiet spectators of a struggle wherein all
oar efforts would be unavailing. But hesitation is a
crime.—Long live the King.-.. Long live the Bour-
bons.—May this cry of honour and of justice be ever
in at beans arid in our mouths. -Ds Bourse.."

FE 4R Mr.

The tcl Regiment of Life Guards *arched into
Town this day at ont o'clock, on their retpro from
the Continent. The Band of the Ist Ittlinient of
Guards escorted them lion, the Asylam alopg West.
minster Bridge into the Metropolis, and they were
received with repeated chef rs by the 1;otiol4 se.
The third IS atalion 95th Rifle Regimeht Lsuly
marched into Dover from Hythe.
A detachment from the 4:h Battalion Ist- (11 yal
Scots) Regiment, embark at Dover to-morrow, for
Ireland, to join the Ist Battalion, now in that r.untrv.
detachment of the 4th Mute on of the It,rs. tl
marched on Saturday from Dover on its ratite Er
Chatham. The whole, or nearly the whole of the
troops, destined to return from France. aril now
rived.