Star.
London, England, 1821-11-22 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, NOVEMBER 22.

ARRIVAL OF HIS MAJESTY.
The KING having been expected as early as three
o'clock on Tuesday, the whole of the garrison, under'
the orders of Lieutenant-Colonel DE BURGH, con-
otiog of the 10th (or King's Own) Hussars, corn-
yuded by Major STA mrrow, and the 2d (or Queen's
loyal) Infantry, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel
joloAN, were formed in open ranks, ready to receive
his MAissrv. At ten minutes past six o'clock they
bad the grateful duty to perform of dropping their
weds and colours, after which they were marched
to their barracks. The Mess-house of the Officers of
teed was magnificently illuminated, and a dinner
took place in honour of the occasion, given by the
blots to General Sir JOHN DoYLE, and many of
the distinguished visitants of Brighton.
An united procession of the inhabitants and visi-
tors of the place, to welcome the KING'S arrival, as
originally intended, having been prohibited, together
with the lighting up of the houses on the occasion,
thousands of persons congregated on the North
Sterne and Level, not marshalled into ranks, with
systematic order, but all actuated by the most loyal
feelings. Through this immense- assemblage of our
Population, his MAJESTY passed, amidst shouts and
acclamations. His MAJESTY had no military escort
EKING who reigns in the hearts of his subjects
seeds none. At the north gate of the Palace his
hwestv was received by a U uard of Honour, com-
posed of the 10th Harsars, and the gieen's Royals.
with their bands, the latter playing the National An-
them. The Church bells struck up an enlivening
peal, and every heart seemed to rejoice.
Admiral Sir EDMUND NAGLE, General Sir WM.
Tom, and Colonel TIIORNTON had arrived at the
pavilion by four o'clock ; Lord Sr. list. ENS came in
yesterday, and Lady BLOONIFIELD and others of the
loyal suite, are expected this day.
'The Very Rev. the Dean of HEREFORD is again
wog us.
Lord DE LA Zouctr, the Marquis and Marchioness
Diet/MG/IAM, the Earl of EGREMONT, Colonel and
i<lissWm:lslam, Lord ERSKINE, Lady GASPARD,
Lady MONTAGUE, and Count ORLOFF, are among the
arrivals.
St DAVID SCOTT met with a slight accident, in
consequence of a fall from his horse, a few days ago.

We understand that his MAJESTY, during his res
dace at Brighton, is anxious to remain as quiet and
unobserved by the townspeople as possible. He wishes
to be able to go out unattended, to walk in the town,
and miter the shops without notice, and to enjoy all
the privileges and familiarities of a private Gentleman.
unfettered by the homage paid to Royalty. This is
scarcelypossible, however much it may he wished by
!is MAJESTY ; for wherever he goes the loyalty or
agility of his subjects will attend him.
Ifis MAJESTY is not expected to reside in town
:gin till after the Christmas holidays.
%Viten his MAJESTY was on his return from Nano-
ter, he dined at Cologne. At table, the KING rose
and addressing himself to Prince FREDERICK and the
Prussians who were present, said, " I drink to the
bedth of my good friend the King of Prussia."
The Duke of WydANorost has expressed his in-
Mimi of being godfather to the infant son of Lieu-
usant-Colonel Sir Itorsztur and Lady STEELE.
The Duke of WELLINGTON and the Marquis of
iiatet cm) are named as members of the Committee
for the management of .. The Union Club."
Captain \VROTTESLEY and the other Officers of the
166 Lancers, are keeping up the gaieties of Shrews-
bury in the best style.
The numerous friends cf his Grace .the Diike of
Arun will he glad to learn that he is enjoying
iimself, with excellent health and spirits, at tire Isle
of Man.
Exeter has not been so gay since the Noble Mar-
quis left it, as it is at present. To the fostering aid
of Sir LEWIN GLYNNE, and the Ist Dragoon Guards,
u may ascribe the change.
The Earl of ALBEMARLE has taken Lady FRANCIS'S
halm, in St. James's-square, for the season.
We are sorry to hear that Mr HENRY SEYMOUR is
seriously indisposed, at Cholmondeley House.
The successful theatrical candidate for the part of
Crab,' in SIIAKSPEARE'S Play of the " Two Gen-
ilemen of Verona," is of the Newfoundland species;
and if he acts at night as well as he rehearses in the
Th'rn."l, the " Dog will have his day," and none will
The
him an ill name."
The Ladies of the township of Sandal, near Wake-
field, have entered into a subscription for purchasing
warm clothing for the poor of that township, and
have already distributed a quantity of appropriate
articles fur the approaching winter, to the most ne-
cessitous of their neighbours.
The Dowager Duchess of RUTLAND has left Melton Mow-
fray, for her son's (the Duke of Rutland's) seat Belvoir Castle.
The Marquis and Marchioness of LONDONDERRY are at their
mt, North Cray. The Marquis leaves in a few days fur the
)lasquis of Ilenford's, on a shooting party, from whence he will
rotted on a visit to Lady Suffield, at Gunton, Norfolk.
The Marquis and Marchioness of NomnAnnon have arrived
liCoolson's Hotel, from Sussex. •
The Earl of NOWEDZSIL has left the Bath Hotel, Arlington-
mtet, for his seat in Hants ; also Mr. and Mrs. MONTGOMERY'
Ix Bath.
Viscount Hannsus gave a splendid entertainment to a large
Pell of the Nobility at his house in Green-strcet, yesterday.
tir Commas and Lady PAGED have left Warren's Hotel, Re-
in Ntreet, for their seat near Portsmouth ; also Sir Janes U.
'whets. Itart. and the Misses &Isms, for their seat, Too-
14* Was.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the undermentioned Commanders'
took leave of the Court previous to departing for
mit respective destinations, viz.—Captain K. SMITH,
!Whim Fairlie, and Captain A. CIIRYSTIE, Thomsts
k°UttS, for Madras and China ; Captain P. CAMEROS,
Earl of Balcarras, and Captain'W. HUNTER, Sir David
Scott, for Bengal and China. Captain T. Sall:coats
‘as sworn into the command of the ship Orwell,
consigned to St. Helena, Bombay, and China.
PLystotr rir 1311 EA KwATEß.—Saturday se'nnight, the
10th inst. 1,013 yards of this great national under-
taking were completely finished.

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