Star.
London, England, 1821-02-13 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, FEBRUARY 11.

Our most gracious MONARCH continues in the hap-
piest enjoyment of sound health and good spirits.
His MAJESTY, on Friday, Saturday, • and this after-
noon, took lengthened walks on the Palace lawn.
The Princess AUGUSTA, accompanied by Lady
MARY TAYLOR, has daily taken carriage airings
since her arrival on Thursday.
Divine Service, in the presence of the Sovartztort,
her Royal Highness, Royal Suite, and Household,
was performed at the Palace this morning, by the
Dean of HEREFORD. _ _ _

Mrs. FITZHERBERT has fitted up a beautiful little
Theatre in her marine residence on the.steyne, and
after the performance gives a ball and supper. The
pieces performed on Thursday evening last were
Raising the Rind, and Who's the Dupe, personated
by amateurs, amongst which Lord NORMANDY, Lord
A. Hat., and Miss SEYMOUR, sustained the principal
parts with much spirit and propriety.

THE QUEEN.
Yesterday being a day appointed by her MAJESTY
for receiving Addresses, a great number were pre-
sented by Deputations, or individual Members of Par-
liament. Some of the Deputations were numerous,
and splendidly equipped. That from SpitalfiAds,
which consisted of twelve carriages filled with Gen-
tlemen and Ladies, the first drawn ,by sit, and the
others by four horses, attracted much attention. The
procession of the Bookbinders, of the Deputation
from the Parishes of St. Andrew, Holborn, and St.
George the Martyr, and from the Committee for es-
corting her MAJESTY to St. Paul's, were next in or-
der. The different Deputations, and Gentlemen with
Addresses, had arrived before one o'clock. When
her Ala./Eirx entered the Gallery to receive them,
she was attended by Lady ANNE HAMILTON, the
Duke of LEINITER, Lord FOLEY, Mr. MADoCES,
M.P. Mr. HONYWOOD, M.P. Mr. WILLIAMS, M.P.
Mr. PRIMROSE,. M.P. Alderman WOOO, M.P. and
several other Gentlemen of great respectability.—
The Deputations, on presenting their Addresses, had
the honour of kissing the Quarles hand. The bearer
of that from St. Andrew, Holborn, and St. George
the Martyr, read the Address with which he was
entrusted in a very distinct and impressive manner,
and, when he had concluded it, thus further addressed
her MAJESTY :—"" We think it right to inform your
MAJESTY, that we have likewise voted a loyal Ad-
dress to his MAJESTY, and that we think the expres
sion of our attachment to the person and Government
of our SOVEREIGN perfectly consistent with our con-
viction of the innocence, and our admiration of the
virtues, of his Illustrious Consort, whose prosecution
he would never have permitted, had he not been
misled by evil counsels."—Her MAJESTY seemed par-
ticularly pleased with this tribute of respect and af-
fection to her Royal Husband.
The QUEEN seemed in excellent health and spirits,
and went through every part of the ceremony with
great grace and dignity. A great number of persons
were collected before the door to see the arrival of the
Deputations. by whom her MAJESTY, as she :hewed
herself at the window, was received with the most
lively acclamations.

The Bookbinders—Deputation.
Spitalftelds--Deputation of Ladies and Gentlemen.
St. Pancras, Middlesex—Major Cartwright and Deputation.
St. Andrew, Holborn, and St. George the Martyr—Deputation.
Lambeth—W. Williams, Esq. M.P. and IL Slade, Esq.
Committee far Rocortbeg her Majesty to St. Paul's—Deputation.
Belfast—By his Grace the Duke of Leiuster.
Kidderminster—By Lord Foley.
Inverkeithing —By the Hon. Mr. Primrose.
Horsham—By P. Moore, Esq. M.P. for R. Hurst, Esq. M.P.
Romney—By W. P. Honywood, R. M. P.
Nottingham—By J. Birch, Esq. M.P. and T. Denman, Kai.
M.P. and Town Clerk.
Market Irvington; Odd Fellows, Richmond, Yorkshire;
Monmouth; Medster and Wentworth; Surfleet ; Basingstoke,
and Tadley—By Alderman Wood.