Star.
London, England, 1830-06-15 00:00:00

COURT INTELLIGRNCE.

Tit E KrN c . —His Majesty was better during Sunday
tham he has been for some time past. With assistanet
the King has walked from his apartment into an adjoin-
ing. room. The bulletin yesterday was shown to the no-
bility and gentry at the King's Palace, St. James's, by
the Earl of Warwick, as Lord, and Sir William Houston.
as Groom in Waiting.

WINDSOR, Monday Evening, 5 o'Clocek.

I know nothing of importance respecting the King this evening,
excepting that his Majesty continues better.—The only arrivals to.
day are the Duke of Gordon and herd Clinton, who canto to makL
their personal inquiries respecting the health of the King, and re.
mined but a short time at the Casrle.—Mr. Brodie returned la+•
night, and left this morning at nine, for Londor.

Prince Lectrold dined with the Duke and Duchess of
Clarence on Sunday, at their residence in Bushy Park
Prince Frederick of Prussia and some members of tht.
Royal Family were of the party.
A deputation of noblemen and gentlemen, headed by
the Duke of Buccleuch, the Earl of Rose!wry, Lord
Wharncliffe, Mr. W. Dundas. M.P. and Mr. Littlehorn,
M.P. attendad at the Treasury yesterday, by appoint-
ment, to have a conference with the Duke of Wellington.
The deputation were received by the Duke of WeMhz-
ton, Sic Robert Peel, and the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer. The interview lasted upwards aan hour.
The Earl of Aberdeen and Sir George Murray visited
the Duke of Wellington yesterday at the Treasury.
The Princess Sophia of Gloucester, a few days sine .
paid a visit to Lady Webster at Battle Abbey. Het
Royal Highness remained with her Ladyship for better
than an hour, and expressed herself highly delighted
with the magnificence of the Abbey.
The Countess of Arran entertained a select party
fashionables yesterday evening, at her house in Dover-
street.

Sir Richard and Lady Phillips had grand dinner Far-
ties, on Saturday and Sunday, at their house in Pordand•
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Orbv Hunter entertained, on Sunday.
Lord and Lady Tankerville, Mr. and Mrs. NVornbwell,
Lord Palmerston, Lord Foley, Mr. Doneombe,
&c.—
Yesterday, Mr. and Lady Sarah Baylv, Sir Thomas and
Lady Farquhar, N 1 r. and Mrs. 'Womimell, Lord Deer-
burst, the Earl of Stradbroke, Lord Rattelagh, Mr. Lush-
ington, Mr. Grcvlle, &c.
MA RRI AG EtN Hlc.ti LlFE.—Thursday evening, by
special license, at the house of Sir James Graham, Bart
Grosvenor-place, by the Rev. John Vane, Lord Seymour.
eldest son of his Grace the Duke of Somerset, to Jan.
Georgiana, youngest daughter of the late Thomas She-
ridan, Esq.
The Duke and Duchess of Gordon, Marquis of Valle-
tort, Countess of Dartmouth. the Ladies and the Hon
Capt. Curzon, Sir George Smart, Mr. Braham, Miss
Stephens, and Dr. Carnaby, have been among the recerr.
visitors of Michel Boai, the musical wonder.
The freight of bullion by his Majesty's ship Forte.
which amounts to 1,500,000 dollars, is all on private
account, and has been chiefly collected at the ports on ti
Pacific, from St. Blas down to Valparaiso. There has
been, consequently, a delay of several months in its con •
veyance to England, in itself a heavy tax, independently
'of the Government charge, which amounts to 7,5001. or.
the freight of this single vessel.
There is little doubt, should the return of either of the
present worthy Members for the borough and hundreds
of Aylesbury be opposed, it will, in all probability, lead
to a serious agitation of the county of Buckingham, as
many independent freeholders feel disposed to bring for-
, ward another candidate of liberal principles for the rept,
sentation of that county.
In reference to a statement that three-fourth of the
cases of hydrophobia mentioned are fictitious, some Mem-
ber of Parliament should move for a return of the number
of deaths occasioned by that most dreadful of all diseases
within the last two years.
APPROACHING ELECTIONS.—G. R. Dawson, Esq
has again announced his intention of offering himself as a
candidate for the County Deny.
It seems that Captain Jones, R.N. a son of the Rev.
Mr. Jones, Rector of limey, has commenced a canvas
for the representation of the county of Derry, on the Be-
resford interest.
It is confidently reported in Tralee that the Hon. Mr.
Browne has given up his intention of standing for Kerry.
In that event a candidate of independent principles and
fortune will start. The person alluded to is John
O'Connell, of Grua, Esq. brother of the Member fa:
Clue.