Star.
London, England, 1830-05-14 00:00:00

THE KING.

Yesterday we were officially informed that the Ktwo
passed a more comfortable night on Wednesday. His
MAJESTY'S state, however, was considered as by no
means improved ; and we lament to add, that our latest
private advicea are of the same unpromising description.
After signing the above bulletin yesterday morning, Sir
MATTHEW TIERN EY left the Palace, and did not return
till about six o'clock in the evening. The Physicians
slept at the Palace as usual last night. A despatch was
sent from the Palace at half-past two o'clock, by a mes-
senger, to the Duke of WELLINGTON. The Duke cf
LEEDS, while at the Palace, obtained leave of absence as
Master of the Horse to his MAJESTY from town. At
the KING'S Palace, St. James's, the number of inquirers
among the nobility and gentry who came to learn the
state of his MAJESTY'S health were as great as on any
preceding day. Lord GLEN LYON was the Lord in
Waiting. and Mr. HOPE the Groom in Waiting.

A Paris paper says, that Count Pozzo ni Boaco
will shortly set out for Vienna, in order to be present at
the marriage of his neico.
. ... _ .

The French Ambassador had an interview with Rance
LEOPOLD yesterday.
Letters from Constantinople, to tho 24th ult. were re-
ceived yesterday. The Sancho Faun, from London,
Traveller, from Liverpool, Evander, from Malta, the
Westoe, and a number of vessels from Odessa, had ar-
rived. The Elizabeth was on the point of sailing for Li-
verpool.
The House of Lords has appointed a Select Committee
to inquire into the subject of the expenses of the witnesses
on the East Retford Bill.

Sir J. K. JA m ES, Bart. has declared himself a candi-
date for the Representation of Dubin, in the event of a
Geuerid FJection of Members of Palliment.

The unfortunate Gentleman, by whose suicide a pension
of 1,0001. a year reverts to the crown, was the Very Rev.
Dean Bum; it , nephew of the celebrated HUSSEY BURGH,
who had beim many years since a distinguished oftranclit
of the Irish bar.

The late High Sheriff of the King's County, Sir Wm.
Cox, is so ill, as to be unable to travel to Dublin to pas
the annual accounts before the Court of Exchequer.

His Excellency the Duke of Non•rnuMSEIILAND,
accompanied by lA,rd Wm. B now NE, (the aid-de-camp
in waiting), visited the exhibition of Paintings at the
Royal Hibernian Academy, on Monday. His Excel-
lency expre.:aed himself highly pleased with the exhi-
bition, which contains so many excellent and valuable
specimens of Irish art, and which cannot but he consi-
dered most creditable to the sculptors and painters of the
country.
TII E O'Coy N ELL Fu N n.—A new remittance of 6001.
was received on Monday from Cork, and the collection
of the National Tribute is again in active progress ia that
district, the surrounding counties, and indeed through-
out the trhole of Munster.

A lady of high rank, and closely connected with the
Court, hid the good taste to relinquish the box she was
in treaty for at the Opera, on the appearance of the first
official billetin of hia Majesty's health.
ROBBERY AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. —On Tues.
day nigk last, Mr James Rowe, a gentleman of re-
spectabil ty, had his pocket piked in Drury-lane The-
atre, of .1 red leather pocketbook, containing 22 so-
vereigns and a 51. Bank of England note.
Mrs. Burchett, lately deceased, has, among other le-
gacies, bequeathed 3,0001. to the Bible Society ; 3,0001.
to Missionary Societies; 500/. to the British and Fo-
reign Sciool, Borough-road; and 1001. to the Bath Eye
Infirmary.
Withia these few days several females have had their
clothes lnrned by aqua fortis ip the Rue Vivien, or the
Palais Royal, or the neighbouring streets.—Figaro.