Star.
London, England, 1829-12-14 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Dec. 11.

At Worthing, at this time, tberels scarcely a good family mei.
deuce without a fashionable tenant.
Lady Wixom and Lady MACIPOIALD have left us, but are ex-
pected shortly to return.
A haw is engaged for the Duchess of Roxasmons and Lim:L-
C.23one' O'ltszt.s.v, in Brunawlek-square, who are expected to

active to-morrow.
Mr. W. B. Cannon, of Denny Park, is returned to Bumnrkk
Terrace.
It is reputed, s►ould her Ladyship's health have improved, that
the Viscountess DIFDLZT aid Warn will resume her suite of apart•
meats u the Sea House Hotel.
Lord and Lady HAMM" continue at Cull Have; the
Countess of ALINDIO9OII and suite, at the Royal York.
The busineesof the Theatre continues to improve. The Bolt•
keeper, Wm% with the attraction of Mbs Gammon, is promised
a brilliant benefit on Monday evening.
The Earl and Countess of Jaurr have taken leave of us for a
season. They are succeeded in the Brunswick Terrace residence
by the Quke and Duchess of Sr. Aunties.

We have to state, upon the best authority, that the
Marquis DE PALMELLA WAS SALUTED, by the guns on
the heights, both on his arrival at Dover, and his depar-
ture from it ; and; moreover, that a guard of honour was
mounted during his stay at the Ship Hotel, in that place.
—John Bull.
The Duke of WELLINGTON left town yesterday on
horseback. His Grace was followed by a groom on
horseback, and also by a curricle and pair at a short
dis-
tance. He looked extremely well, and had the ap-
pearance of as little care about him as any prime minister

we ever saw,
The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER are expected
to proceed from the seat of the Earl and Countess of
VERULAM, near St. Alban's, Herts, where they are at
present staying on a visit, for the residence of the Marquis
of SALISBURY, at Hatfield.
Divine Service was performed yesterday morning in
the private Chapel attached to the King's Palace, at
Kensington, before the Duchess of KENT and the Prin-
cess VICTORIA, and their Royal Highnesses' Household,
by the Chaplain to the Royal Duchess.
Sir GEORGE MURRAY arrived in town on Saturday,
from the Royal Military College at Sandhurst.
The area, in front of the KING's new Palace, in St.
James's Park, has been cleared of the numerous sheds
in which the marble for the pavement of the Grand Hall
was polished, and other works connected with the build-
ing were carried on.
In another division of this paper will be found an in-
teresting extract from the Lecture* of Dr. BlBER—lee-
tures delivered, to the edification of many in this city,
last spring, and which have now made their appearance
in an elegant volume, published by that enterprising
bipliopole—Errisromam WILSON. We have dipped
into this volume but slightly : and shall thereibre im-
plicitly follow the advice of the author, which is, " that
those who find his pages worthy of their attention,
will not judge of the contents upon a partial perusal."
We cannot, however, be denied the satisfaction of saying,
that so far as we have followed him, we have found him
to be a person eminently qualified to investigate and
expose the causes of much of the moral turpitude that
pervades society. He sounds the depths of the human
mind with a steady hand and unerring plummet,—ss an
evidence of which we shall only at present refer our
readers to the Case of a Destitute Child—his first crime—
his first exoerience of human justice—the effect of that
measure of justice upon his mind—the continuance of his
career--his repentance unavailing—the influence of primes
—murder in legal forms—and the unlawfulness of capital
punishment. Bye and bye, we shall come to spew,
from the same dear and convincing authority, that the
deplorable state of education, and the immorality of the
lower orders, spring from the same causes in the higher
clauell—Positions which, however unpalateable they nay,
prove to certain privileged persons, are not lea tta 011
that aceoluit.