Star.
London, England, 1830-04-29 00:00:00

COURT KERS.

Th: Duke of 'WELLINGTON arrived at the Palace about half.
past eleven o'clock yesterday morning, anti re.nahied till one o'clock,
when his Grace left the Palace for London —The Duke of CUM-
BERLAND arrived about hall-past twelve o'clock, on a visit to
the Krim, and 'after remaining at the Palace about three hours,
returned to his reside:nes at Kew.—The Duke of LENDS came
from Loudon yesterday, and staid some time at the Palace.—
Sir 31. TIERNEY, &Per rigning Bulletin yesterday morning,
left the Palace for town, fold returned rhortly before seven o'clock
in tl'e evening to the Cattle.—Sir li, IiALFORD remained in at-
tendance on the Kix° during tl,u day.—The statement In a Paper
of yesterday that Mr. llttontE had been sent for to attend the KING
en Tuesday evenir. is not correct. The complaint under which
his 31.tiEst 'V is now labouring does not require the attendance of
ft it.:orgt on.

Bulls tins oldie King's health are now published daily. At rust
they were at intervals of three and four days. This frequency,
therefore, betokens alarm, to which another symptom may be added,
namely, both physicians sleeping at Windsor. Our private accounts,
received from the most authentic source, and one on which implicit
reliance may be placed, speak in the most desponding tone of his
MAJESTY. The disc:text is represented as making more rapid pro-
gress than was anticipated, in which it is unfortunately assisted by
the present unusually warm weather. While life remains there is
hope ; but we lament so say th►t the indications of a fatal rnal..dy
arc but too arpatrent.—NottainolJortrwal

The Duke of CLA It EN CE being preyewed from pre-
siding at the dinner iven by the Society of Friends of
Foreigners in 'Distress, it is, in consequence, plstponed.
Lord ALLERT Cu:: v.xoitniki, Secretary of Legation
to the Embassy at Berlin, arrived at the Foreign Offico
yesterday evening, vitt' despatches for the Earl of
ABERDEEN.

The Sardinian and Neapelitan Ministers had int:A--
views with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the
Foreign Office. _ _

DI:PARTUItr.—Lord and Lady Wvirmovrtt, from
their house in Cumberland-iitreet, for Sidmouth.
A Deputation of the Law Stationers, headed by Mr.
Srt:LLE and Mr. Htitt vu D, attended yesterday at tha
Treasury, and had a conference with the Chancellor of
the Exchequer. The Chairman of the Commissioners of
Stamps, the Secretary to the Cciiimissionei., the
Law Officers of the establishment, t: ire prcaent during
the interview.

Viscount ST It .t N t-oRD transacted business yetter,lay
at the Foreign Office:
Earl BATH u Inv'. entertained the Cabinet Nlinisters to
dinner yesterday evening, at his residence in
street

The Duchess of WELLINGTON has arrived in town
from her residence at Strathfieldsay.
The Archbishop of CANTERSUR Y will not have any
Public Days this year, in consequence of Lambeth Pa-
lace being under repair.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE is expected in town this
day from Paris.
_ _

Mrs. GENERAL BRA DSII A W gave a ball and supper on
Tuesday night, in Harley-street. Nearly 300 persons
were present.
Tho lion. Mrs. MANSFIELD gave a quadrille party in
Wimpole-street, on Tuesday night.
Extract of a letter from Bombay, dated December 25,
1829:—" Sir W. SEYMOUR died at 10 minutes beforc,
two o'clock yesterday morning ; his complaint was a
bilious fever, so common to the inhabitants of Bombay."
Mr. KEAN intends, early in the ensuing month, tobre-
sent the watamen of the Thames with another wherry.
Mr. KEAN has announced his intention of being pre.-zent
on the occasion.

The petition against the punishment of death for fyr
gory, agreed on at the Globe Hotel last Wednesday, ha;
already received 636 signatures-50 of wheat are Cler-
gymen of the Established Church, 36 Barristers, anti
the remainder consist of tradesmen and other individual;
of the Int:st respectable classes.—Excier Alfad.
There was a violent suspicion last night abot.t the
House that, on Mr. C. GRANT'S motion, there was
nmell " speaking against time," on the part of Mr.
T. I'. COURTENAY, Mr. Holt:ter. Tw iss, &c. (as it
was observable that the Opposition Leaches were
thronged, while the Ministerial seats were very Fu-so);
and the entertainment of the c;;rieus peceedings of
clearing the galleries, and raising zilch opponnits to
Mr. C. Git.o.vr, %vas not diminished by Mr. I'. Conn-
TENA v teaming the Tetheila question au " ui.f,ward"
affair. Loud bursts of laughter prevented Lim from add-
: iug ve:y materially to the " untoward" oteervation ; and
he was soon obliged to sit down : and theicalask id likely
to be somewhat more entertaining than a bank sheet
of paper.
Last night, on the motion that the House go into a
Committee on MusLett's " Divorce" Biil, Mr. S. Ittcr
expressed his regret that special attention was not called to
the state of the law on this subject, and condeatned these
Bills us most unjust towards the community, as neither
more nor less than estaishing one law for the iich and
another for the poor. Mr II um r afterv. at es stated that he
approved of these sentiments, and regretted that the Home
Secretary (Mr. Per. i;) was not in the House, ethcwise
he would :el whether there was any intention on the
part of the Ministers, or the La..... 0.-ecte- El the
Crown, to propose some measure to p_t ::ii tn.: to tls ea
" mockeries," and to place the law, or the s:Lt;',e,t,
on a more just and equal footing ?—Dr. PuteLtidi:LiE
likewise app:ored of these remarks, and g:lve milk,- that
(unless the Government took up the subject,' on the loth
of Mae, he should subatit a motion t the 11:.::: ve:-
pecting " Divorce" Bills.

NEW FARRINGDON MARKET', .tract.
Prices per IL to the consumer.
Bss►-Finest Roasting, 61d. to 7d. Do. 8ut.14, 4d. and 4td.
Rtgoal isandty of each,.std. Rump Steaks. 9d. Poet S•e. k., 6.1.
Rump of Beef, 6J. Wirrusa It-trost- Leg, 6gt.t .nd 7d. ;.utt. b,
60. Saddle, 61d. Loin, 61d. Smolder, Ad. t 7.1 Netk,
.std. are.tst, 4d. and 4W. Vaar.-Leg, 71. 1 .:Ist.
and 91d. Loin, 7d. and TN. Preatt. 741. and 7;.!. Shouhler. Std.
and 6d. Putt, W. to 64d. Loss.. OR 9d. an 1 9:4
NEWG ATli AND LRADENHALC.Arau. 29. --
By the arcase.-:'sr .tone of Whs.
Deer, es 6d. to 31. 4d. Mutton, 4s. 10d. to 3.. 19J. lferl, :e.g. to
4s. 9.1. Pork, 21. 11.1. to 4.. 44. Lamb. :1%4d. to is. 44.

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I 'awes
Pip l7O
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Veal . 0.1 to 6,1 Od
Port . 3s iod br od

5.. Clover, " 10.. to .1..;