Star.
London, England, 1820-04-01 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, MARCH SO.

Otte beloved SOVEREIGN continues in the happiest
state of health and spirits. His MAJESTY took length-
ened promenades in the Palace gardens, yeiterday
and to-day, the weather being irresistibly
These gardens, from the lowness of the enclosiag
fence, are overlooked by the
.strrrounding houses, the
occupants of which, therefore, .had the pleasu4e to
behold their KING under all the eheerfiil auspices of
confirmed health.—General Sir B. thdomrrcto re-
turned to the Palace yesterday ; Colonel TironNTo;r
arrived yesterday ; Lady IILoomFiELD, and Sir V.
KLIMA, arrived a Jay or two before ; the Prince of
Hissi Honnuno, and the Austrian Ambassador,
Prince liisrimiAtcy, i: is said, will be exrected at the:
Palace on Monday. The Earl of EuiteltioNv is re-
turned to the Lodge ; Lord bErtwicK. is an lved, and
has apartments at the Royal [lota; Lady ',l E 321
and children have left the Royal Itutel tier Batticr
Abbey ; Sir G. WrosTim is sojoirrni.:g at the Yorli
Hotel. Captain MINCHIN'S COMVally of the 51st in-
fantry, joined their Regiment 'tete to-day. They
would have been here previously, but they we. e at
tained on their route, (ming to the election business
in the several town,, &c. throuol which they 1141 to
pass. Colonel Ross's Company from Hel.goland is
now daily looked for, on the an ival of which het v tl e
Regiment will be com,,lete. The Odicei, of this
truly veteran corps, gavi a dinner to the Otiicers ri
the 19th Lancers, at their mess yesterday,
active hilarity, and the true spit it of conviciatity
prevailed, for a happy succession of hours.

Yesterday the Doke of Putts attended Divinc
Service at the Chauel Roya-.

The Duke of DEvoxsitittE entertained a la:w
patty of fashionables, yesterday, at his vilia
Chiswick.

The AMBASSADOR of the NETZIERLANDS gave aa
elegant entertainment on Thursday. Among t►he
company were—
Prince Philip of Hesse-lionibourg, Prince I;Ater!Lay. Prince
Wolkonsky, the Duke of 31ontrew, the Dt.ke of 11.unilton,
Count Battlella, i%/arquis of Aoith:sea, Lifi of Ihrdwi,k,
Fitzroy &nzierset, 31f. Treuut, Sic &c.

Lprd and Lady HoLLAND g:(Ve an ele;.;ant enter-
tainment, yesterday, to Viscount 'and Vi.counien
GRANVILLE, and a pariy of distinction, at Holland
House. .

LorJ JAMES STCAa ^ ^e a r;rand dinner, rn
Thursday, to the :%lartinis and of 1.. t 5.•
eowN, and a party cl friends, at In;use: is

Thursday evening a Gen:r.tl As.serobly of the
Royal.icadernicians was !iti:l at CH-.;,. an.o.tnu-n!s in
Somerset House, usiwn TuomAs L.‘v-itEct.:, lint.
ryas duly eected Pre.,idet:t. of tl:e Ili A
in room ofethe late 11F.N3 AM tS WET; I.

Wednesduy morning, the rent:-.h,, the ilte liVot
Honoulable Viscouilt C.,.!;zos v-ore removrJ

his ilouc, in Lot%er
for bite:met,t in the fa:ni;y vault, at Veiln, in Ist:as.
We regret to atmotince, that (ironcx Cizi
eldest son of the iii :;ht lion. :;Eoßck: CArNI KING, N 1.1,,.
died )esterday at 61°1:miter Lodge, in the ninetecnat
year of his age.
Mr. WATSON TAYLOR is completing his princely
mansion in the most magnificent style of eleglnce,
preparatory to the commencement of-a series of balls,
concerts, routs, Etc.

The first dancing assembly held in the Assembly
Room, Pontefract, on Wednesday, the Ist ult. was
well attended by the families of the town and neigh-
bourhood. Country dances and quadrilles prevailed
alternately during the evening; the figures we:e
danced most correctly, and the new Finale exhibited
great variety.

Monday, a sumptuous entertainment was given at
the Town Hall, Pontefract, by MICHARL MITTvN,
Esq. Mayor, to upwards of seventy Noblemen and
Gentlemen, chiefly from the town and neighbour-
hood, including the Staff of General Sir JOHN BYNa,
and the Officers of the Royal Horse Artillery,, sta-
tioned at that place. At six o'clock the company sat
down to dinner, consisting of every delicacy the sea-
son afforded. The wines, desert, &c. were excellent.
The conviviality of the evening was very much en-
hanced by some excellent toasts and songs, and the
company did not separate till nearly two in the morn-
ing,'each highly gratified with the polite attention of
the worthy Mayor.
EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRINCIL—A Gentleman of
High Fashica, large -Fortune, and Noble connexion,
has had his carriage and four horses seized on their
way from Brighton to London, in consequence of
the carriage containing smuggled goods. A replery
has just Leen effected, on the payment of £5OO. 'The
real state of the case• was as follows :—The coachman
had the folly to secrete two half tinkers of Hollands
gin within the vehicle; and his fellow-servant, the
footman, angry at not being let into the secret, laid
an information, and the seizure of the carriage and
horses was the consequence. Both the servants have
been dismissed.
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Lord Foley, at his house in Hamilton-place, from his seat in
Worccsurshire.

Countess de Grey, at her house in St. James's-square, from
her seat, Putney Heath, Surrey.
Lady Caltherpe, at her house in Grosvenor-square, from her
scat,- Ampton, Sufflk.
The Ladies Hill in Hanover-square, from Roeltatripton.
The Earl of Dartn.outh, at his house in Lerkeley-squar:,
from the Earl of Derby's seat, Oaks, Kent.
The Dowager Countess Harcourt, at her house in Portman-
square, from a tour.
Lady Julia Dawkins, at her house in Upper Brook-street,
from her seat,Standlynch, near Salisbury, Wilts.

Lord Colville, at his house in Manchester-square, from a tour,
' The Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire and family, at
_Read's Hotel, Grosvenor-street, from Ireland.
• Godfrey Wentworth, Esq. and family, at their house is Gros..
verior-iquare, from their seat, Wool.:y Park, Yorkshire.
At Shelley's Hotel, Cockspur-strett Marshall, from
Gibraltar; Major Campbell, Bth Regiment, from Corfu ; Cap-
tain Boyd, Bth Regiment, from ditto; Captains Bradshaw, sth
Dragoons, from Birmingham ; Captain Clarke, 84th Regiment,
from Driver; Captain Burn, 4th • Dragotiu Guards; Captain
Strange, from Northampton.
DEPARTURES.

The Bari of Abergavenny, from his house in Berkeley-square,
to his seat, Eridge Castle, Sussex.
Earl Caledon, from the Earl of Hardwick's house is St.
James's-square, to his scat, near Tonbridge.
Sir George Nugent, Bart. from Pail-Mall, to hii seat, Dear
Aylesbury.
Mr. and Lady Caroline lamb, from Whitehall, to the Duke
of Devonshire's seat at ( hiswick.
I.icutenant A. 0. Del„;lish, Until Regiment, t. Scotlan4;
Ilatnham, BIT to his seat, in UMsctshire.