Star.
London, England, 1820-03-28 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, MARCH 26.

This town has once more to pride itself upon the
presence of our excellent and beloved Sovereign. His.
AJESTY returned to the Marlborough-row part of
the Pavilion Palace yesterday, accompanied by Sir
B. BLOOMFIELD, at three-quarters past five o'clock
in the afternoon. There was no escort; nor parade
of Military. His MAJESTY entered the town in the
same unostentatious and private manner as utual;
and his arrival was presently announced to the Public
by a cheerful peal from the churchzbells, and the Bri-
tish flag was again hoisted upon its vederable tower.
Divine Service was performed this morning in the
presence of his MAJESTY, at the Palace, by the Rev.
R. J. CA RR, whom his MAJESTY has been graciously
pleased to appoint a Deputy Clerk of the Closet, in
the room of Dr. Cooxsox, deceased.
The Earl of MACELESFIELD, and Sir J. B. and
Lady WARREN, are in our arrival list.

Extract of a letter from Angostura, dated Dec. 1G:
—" Government have purchased the American brig
Ellen, of Philaieiphia, and fitted her out for sea.
She carries sixteen.lS-pounders, and 160 men, and
is now cruizing off the Bar, Er the purpose of pro-
tecting the trade, which becomes every day more
important. The number of vessels of all nations,
since the Ist Ma to the Ist instant, is fifty-seven—
among which are three ships from England, with
troops, military stores, and clothing, for the Legion
of General D'EvEnEux.. The brigade of Light Ar-
tillery will leave this place immediately, to join MA-
RINO, at San Diego. At Laguira,• a British 74 was
lyintt, for the purpose of couvo)ing back the trade
to this place."
llis Excellency the PERSIAN A 'ARA AADon was the
finit to whom his MAJLSTY \vas pleased to grant an
audience at Carlton Palace on J•riday, when his Ex-
cellency took leave previous to his leaving England,
which will be in about a week

Count WALNIODEN Was introduced to the KING at
Court, on Friday, by Prince E!orEntiAzy, the Aus;
Ambassldor, and was honoutei with a long au-
dience of his MAJC:;TY:

Lord OssCts•roN, on Friday last, laid the founda-
tion stone of the new Gratimar School at Berwick.

The Opera, on Saturday night, was numerously
and fashionably attended. Among those present were:
The Duke and DuJiess of Argy:l, the *Marchioness of
ifuntly, Prince Ester'ar.zyr the Countess of Sefton and Ladies
Moiyneux, Marchioness of Winchester, Earl of Uxbridge, La-
dies Paget, Sir John and Lady Murray, Lord Say and &le, Sir
William Elliot, Earl of Yarmogsth, Countess St. Antonio, Coun-
tess idathurst and Ladies Bathurst, Lord Alvanley, Sir John
Leicester, &c.

Don Giovanni was performed for the first time
this season. Madame MARA was the temporary sub-
stitute fir Madame G A rn, absent on account of se-
vere indisposition.
A RCiIiLL AsSE:4SLIES.—These Assemblies com-
menced on Thursday last, at the New Argyll Rooms,
when, notwithstanding the disadvantages of the ab-
se:ice from town of the greater part of the Fashion-
ables, a considerable number attended.
JOUN KEMBLL—'lilis excellent Actor has been
passing the winter at Toulouse. The weather has
been uncommonly severe, but has not injured his
health. The place, however, has lost its social ame-
nity since the murder of the Duc de BEnni, and is so
much embittered by politics, that Mr. K. is going to
Switzedand, and from thence proceeds to Italy.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
E. Way, Esq. Mrs. Way, and family, at Thompsoh's Hotel,
Caczrdirh-sqvare, from Glympton Patio.

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rev. 3. Harris, at ditto.
W. Bayley, Esq. ut ditto.
Captr.in and the Misses Cory, at ditto, from the Continent
I)EPARTCRES.
Sir Gaorge thrlow, Bart. K.C.B. from Thompson's Hotel,
Cavendi4h-square, to his seat, Oakwood, near Chichester.
Sir Robert Barlow, Bart. from ditto, to Chatham.
William Barlow, Esq. from ditto, to Highway House, near
Alton, Hants.
The Rev. the Archdeacon of Lincoln, from ditto.

GE•ORGI THE THIRD, HIS COURT, AND FAMILY.—
What was said by the Quarterly Reviewers of
the Memoirs of Louis XIV. by DANoRAN, may,
with equal truth, be applied to the .above Work,
which is extremely curious, and certainly includes a
great deal of valuable information, The Anecdotes
of distia,Tuislied Personages ate innumerable: those
who look deep into the book Will find much chrono-
logical and some historical information, with many
important views of the manners and morals of the
age, of the character of Ulf SOVEREIGN and his Mi-
nisters, and of the secret springs and personal mo-
tives of many considerable events.
DUEL—GIBRALTAR, MARCH 12.—Mr. SMITH, of
the '27th Regiment, yesterday went out with a Lieu-
teaaiir of the Guerriere ; they fired three shots at nine
pace, ; all of Mr. SMITH'S missed ; but, unfortu-
nately, the first shot of the American took effect, and
carried away part of the bone of his leg, near the
ancle. Mr. SMITH persisted in keeping his ground ;
but wished the next dicharge, as he had done from
the beginning, to he at four paces only ; to which the
American would not consent. The second shot missed,
but the third brought the gallant fellow down. It
' struck near the hip, passed along the- groin, and,
cattle out on the other side. It has missed the blad-
! der, and if no artery be divided, it is expected he
will recover. The dispute, like those of the 64th,
o:iginated in a point of duty at -the Ragged Staff
Guard. Strong measures must be taken to protect
our Officers in their duty.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.
IDDLESWORTII.
7 to 1 asst colt by Ruben,
12 to 1 asst brother to Comus.
BT.

2 to 1 asst colt by Como,
9 to 4 2gst Pindaree

7 to 1 agst Arbutus
10 to 1 agstlame
14 to 1 agst Sailor
17 to 1 agst Cat

17 t* 1 agst The Duke
17 to 1 agst Abjer
20 to 1 agst brother to Blucher
'2O to 1 agst Kestrel.
KS.

4 to 1 agst the Sorcery
DONCASTEI
17 to I agst The Atherian
121 t• 1 agst Lisette

$ to I agst Marianne.
ST. LEGER.
27 to 1 apt Saucebox.

HUNVNG.

The paft Essex Fox Hounds meet en Saturday, at 6eneral
Fiwes' Park-gate ; Monday, April 1, at Sturmer Ilall ; Wed-
nesday, at Great Northey ; Friday, at linchingfield Park.
Mr. Maberley's Fox Hounds meet on Thursday, at Limps-
field ; Saturday, at Godstune.

Air. JoHites Fox Bounds meet h
Church.

-, at Chipstead

The SA' nderstead Harriers meet every day at kennel.
The Oakley Hounds meet on Thursday, at Chicheley.
The Quorn Hounds meet to-morrow, at Alexton vilL e ;
Thursday, at Stantor. village; Saturday, at Howthorpe.
The Duke of Grafton's Hounds meet to-motrow, at Whistley
Wood; Saturday, at Layton.