Star.
London, England, 1830-02-01 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, JAW. 11:71.-Torenoon the KING, with
the distinguished members of his Household in Waiting,
attended Divine Service in the music-room, adjoining the
drawing-room : the Reverend Mr. SEY MOUlt officiated.
Previous to Divine Service being performed, the music•
stands, which occupy nearly the whole of' the room, were
removed, and substituted with chairs and benches. In a
corner, at the farther extremity- of the room, is a closet
constructed for a select party of the Kix o's private band,
ho attended in their full uniform, for the first time, on
this occasion, and played the hymns and other pieces of
sacred music during Divine Service. Saturday afternoon,
by order of his Majesty, the whole of his private band, in
their full uniform, attended at the Castle, and played
during the time of dinner, and until half-past 10 o'clock.
There was no company, but the band have received ge-
neral orders to attend every evening, whether there is
company or not.

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Her Royal Highness the Princeu Sophia Matilda, in Curzon-
street, May-fair, from Blackheath; the Duke of Leinster, in
Pall-mall ; the Rarl and Countess of Tankerville, Lady Emma
Bennett, and Viscount Ossulaton in Grosvenor-aqure ; the Marquis
of Conyngham In Hamilton-place; the Earl and Conning of Eldon
on the Terrace, in Piccadilly; Ge I Lord Hill at Hyde Park-
corner, Oxford-street ; the Earl and Countess Mountcharles in
Grosvenor-square ; Earl Stanhope in Albemarle-street ; Lord
Ongley in Manchester-square ; the Marquis of Hertford, at Dor-
chester House, Park-lane, on Saturday last, from Sudburn Hall,
Suffolk; Mr. John Jeffries in Piccadilly; Viscount Althorp in
Piccadilly; Mrs. William Peel in Devonshire-place; Sir Henry
Peyton, Bart. in Grosvenor-plate; Mr. Apr Ellis in Spring-
gardens ; Viscount Castlereagh at Hoidens... House in Park-
lane ; Captain Drinkwater in Piccadilly; Admiral Tallemache on
the Terrace, in Piccadilly ; Mrs. Fitsherbert, in Tylney-street,
Park-lane; the Fad of Pomfret in North Audley-street ; the Earl
and Countess of Wemysg and the Ladies Charteris in Stratford-
place; the Earl of Usbridge at Anglesey House; Mr. Snodgrass
in Chesterfield-street; the Countess de Fonseca, in Albemarle-
street, from Madrid ; Mr. George Harley Drummond in Picca-
dilly ; Lady Louisa Lygon in Piccadilly; Mr. Coventry in Glou
enter place ; Mr. A. Gordon in Wimpole-street ; the Hon. Mrs.
Eden in Portland place; Lieut. General Sir William Inglis in
York-place; Mr. Felix Gomperts in Belgrave-square; Mr. Pren-
dergast in St. James's-street; Sir James Graham, Bart. in
Grosvenor-street; Sir Alexander Grant, Bast. in Great George-
street; Colonel Lieven in Piccadilly ; Mr. Chichester in Picca-
dilly; Lieutenant-Colonel Dunbar in Albemarle-street; Dowager
Lady Elcho in Bryanston-square; Lieutenaut•Colonel Harvey, in
St. James's-street, from Paris; Captain Bailey in Clifford-street ;
Mr. John Biddulph in Baker-street; Captain Herbert Rue,
in Park-street, from Gibraltar ; Major and Mrs. Nesbitt in South
Audley-street; Major Chambers, in Mount-street, from Canter-
bury ; Capt. sod Mrs. Francis, in Bruton-street, from Lyme
Regis, In Donetddre; Admiral Harvey in Clifford.atreeet; Mr.
and Mrs. Bell, in Portman-square, from the North; Captain
Bullock, in Waterloo-place, from Sicily ; Capt. George Skinner
la Manchester-square; Capt. Patten, in Mount-greet, from Dar.
cheerer; Capt. Alderson, Royal Engineers, at the Berners Hotel,
Beraoramreet. from abroad.

Prince LEOPOLD came to town on Saturday morning
from his residence at Claremont. His Royal Highness
returned to Claremont in the afternoon.

A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office on
Saturday afternoon, which was attended by the LORD
CHANCELLOR, the Duke of WELLINGTON, Earls
BATHURST, BOSSLYN, and ABERDEEN; Viscount
MELVILLE, Mr. .Secretary PEEL, Sir GEORGE MUR-
RAY, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and Mr.
BERRIES.

Lord ELLENBonouGH did not attend the Counsel,
having been prevented by a domestic calamity, the sud-
den decease of his son.

The Ministers assembled at four o'clock, and remained
in deliberation for two hours and a half.

The Duke of WELLINGTON visited Prince LEOPOLD
On Saturday.
The Princess SOPHIA MATILDA has come to town
for the season. The Princess received visits on Saturday
morning from Lady WlGium, and several other Ladies.
At three o'clock the Princess proceeded to the Royal In-
stitution, to hear Mr. Rae nes first lecture on the His-
tory of the Chemical Discourses made in the Laboratory
of the Royal Institution by the late Sir H. DAVY.
It is whispered that the DUKE lords it at Windsor;
and that several nominations on the part of a Great Per-
sonage have been over-ruled.—Brighton Gazelle.
The public debt of America will be paid off in the year
1834.

Mr. Serjeant SPANKIE Will succeed the new Judge
BOSANQUET as Counsel, to the Bank.
CHARLES KNIGHT MURRAY, Esq. private Secre-
tary to the Lord CHANCELLOR, is appointed Secretary
to the new Ecclesiastical Commission.

It la said that Dr. LYALL, Or BEREEFORD, the Rector
of St. Andrews, Holborn, will be the new Bishop of St.
Asaph.
Earl ROSOLYN, the Earl of ABERDEEN, and Mr. Se-
cretary PEEL, had interviews yesterday with the Duke
of WELLINGTON.

The Prussian Nlinister visited the Russian Ambassador
yesterday at Ashburnham House.
Lord LEVESON GOWER, the Secretary of State for Ire-
land, had an interview with the Duke of WELLINGTON
on Saturday, at the Treasury.
The accounts received on Saturday from Woburn state
that the Duke of BEDFORD was recovering from his late
severe indisposition, although but slowly.
Her [loyal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA is in ex-
cellent health at Worthing, where she is expected to con-
tinue her stay for a further period of six weeks.
His Grace the Duke of DEVONSH ite is entertaining
a select circle of the Nobility at his splendid mansion,
Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, with a variety of amuse-
ments, plays, balls, &c. The arrangements are on a
most magnificent scale.
The Earl and Countess of WA awicK, Lord Moxsow,
and Lord Bnoott, have arrived at the Earl of Mexiso-
ROI/011'8, Methley-park, from Warwick Castle.
It was reported last night in Government circles, that
Lord PALMERSTON and Mr. HUSKISSON have agreed
to support Ministers, and that Lord ELLEN BOROUGH
Will go out to make room for Lord PALMERSTON. It
appears that the Duke of WELLINGTON and Lord EL-
LENBOROUGII have not been particularly cordial for
some time past.—Court Journal.
The Corsaire contains the following announcement :
" Mr. MARTIN'S Lion died in Paris—the mother of the
Tiger of Portugal died at Lisbon."
Letters have been received from Bombay, stating that
Sir W. SEYMOUR, the new Judge, with his Lady, had
arrived safe and well, after a passage of nearly four
months.
On Saturday night the frost returned, accompanied by
higl, and cutting wind, so as to banish for the present
an prospect of a termination to this tremendous winter.
The will of Colonel BEAUMONT, late M.P. for the
county of Northumberland, and husband of Mrs. BEAU-
muter, of Portman-square, has been registered in the
diocese of York, and subsequently proved in the Prero-
gative Court, in Doctors' Commons. The personalty is
60,0001. which is divided amongst his family. Mrs.
BEAUMONT, the widow, is a wealthy heiress in her own
right, inheriting the vast estates and active lead-
mines of the family of BLACIEETT. 11711 d. BEAUMONT
is reported to have in hand at the present moment 7,000
toils of lead in pigs.