Star.
London, England, 1821-11-19 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, NOVEMBER 18.

The Marquis and Marchioness of CONYNGHAM ar- '
rived last night, bringing the welcome intelligence
that we may expect his MAsesry to-morrow. Seve-
ral of the Nobility have come in to-day. One uni-
form sentiment pervades the whole population—an
anxious wish to convince (Mir beloved patron how
dear his presence and residence is desired among us.
—J. M. CRIPPS, Esq. is entrusted with the direction
of the carriages in the Procession, Sir EDMOND KIER..
RISON with thelsorsemen, and Sir JOHN DOYLI4 Batt.
with the pedestrians.

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER was accompanied
by the Duchess of CLARENCE on Wednesday from
Bushy Part on her way to London, as far as the
King s Palace at Kensingt9n, from which place the
Duchess of GLOUCESTER proceeded to London in the
Duchess of KENT'S carriage. The Ducless ofIGLOU-
CROMER returned to Kensington to dine with the
Duchess of KENT, is company with the Duchess of
CLARENCE. In the evening the Duchess of GLOU•
CUTER and the Duchess of CLARENCE honoured,
Covent-Garden Theatre with their presence, attended
by Captain CONROY. The Duchess of KENT was
prevented from accompanying her Royal Relatives
to the Theatre, owing to a slight cold. The Duchess
of GLOUCESTER and the Duchess of CLARENCE re-
turned to Bushy Park that night.
Thursday the Duchess of Korr went to Bushy to
dine with the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE.—
There was a numeroas party to meet her Royal
Highness. A Military Band attended, and played
luring the evening.
The Duchess of KENT being recovered, we are
happy to say, from her slight cold, honoured Co-
irent-Garden 'Theatre with her presence on Saturday
evening, accompanied by the Princess FEODOR.—.
Their Royal Highnesses sat in Prince Leiseour's box.
Friday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER left Bushy
Park, where her Royal Highness had been on a visit
to the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE for some
time, on her return to Bagshot.
The nuptials of a widowed Marquis with the
amiable daughter of a gallant Nobleman, will take
place in the course of a few months.
The Earl of Wir.zom, second son of the Earl
GROSVENOR, is about to lead to the Hymeneal Altar
Lady MARY STANLEY, the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter of the Earl of DUET.
COVENT-GARDEN nibAmt.—Saturday night the
Opera of Rob Roy was piesented, and Miss NE Text
Iperformed Diana Vernon to a delighted audience.—
He: voice retains its volume and sweetness and her
impassioned style still revels in that fluent. and
luxurious expression which first stamped her claims
to eminence.
.She was loudly encored in the song
" A Highland lad my love was born," and the duet
Thongh we part," kc. was given with great pathos.
Mr. Yam sustained the interesting part of Rob Roy
with great credit. The piece went off with abundant
eclat, and was as happily succeeded by the pleasant
farce of Love, Law, and Physic.
The Success and Pilot transports have recently
arrived at Portsmouth, from the Mediterranean, with
returned •Ordnance and Commissariat stores from
Malta, invalided seamen from the British squadron,
and invalided and limited service men from the fol-1
lowing Regiments :—Royal Artillery, Sib or King's.
10th and 18th, Royal Irish, and from the 26th, 27th,
28th, 36th, slst, 64th, 75th, and 90th. We learn by
the above vessels, that the garrison at Gibraltar was
healthy, notwithstanding the weather had been in-
tensely hot ; not more than 50 or 60 casualties were
in the Hospitals, and no case of fever. At Cadiz, and
the villages around, there were indications of the
existence of fever, and the Spaniards were apprehen-
sive of extensive sickness. Trade had been exceed•
ingly brisk at Gibraltar, though entirely carried on
by smuggling, a practice that has been produ:ed by
the restrictions imposed by the Spaniards on the re-
gular trade with their ports. The ship Hoogly, and
another large private British trader, from India direct,
'had recently landed and sold great part of their car-
goes of tea, and other Indian produce, and consider-
able sales had likewise taken place in tobacco. The
garrison at Gibraltar consisted of the 26th, .27th,
84th, and 75th Regiments; the 18th, 80th, and 85th
Regiments were at Malta ; the Bth Regiment was at
Zame ; the 36th Regiment at Cephalonia; the '2Bth,
151st, and 90th Regiments at Corfu ; the 32d Regi-
ment was dispersed among the Seven Islands. The
ROCHEFORT, Vice-Admiral Sir GRAHAM MooRE,
IK. C. B. was at Leghorn about the 14th of October
I(when the above transports left Malta), and about to
proceed to Malt.% fora new mainmast (having sprtmg
her present one), and thence pa Corfu. The Retro-
LUTIONAIRE, Hon. FLEETWODOSI.LXVI, was refitting
at Malta ; the.USDPOLI, Captain Elia', at Lune ;
the RACEHORSE, 14011.Captilln was daily es-
pectect at Malta, from Smyrna, On her way to'Eng-
land ; the DISPATCH, Captain JERVOISE, was at
Cephalonia; the CHANTICLEER, at Malta ; the ItosEd
Captain CLOWES, and MARTIN, Captain ASKEW, ha-
gone
to Smyrna, to join the MEDINA, Lord 11nsr,1
INGDON, and protect the trade there:

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