Star.
London, England, 1830-07-20 00:00:00

COURT INTELLIGENCE.

Ills hIAJESTY, after inspecting the Coldstream Regiment of
Foot Guards, on the Parade in St. James's Park, yesterday morn-
ing, went, accompanied by the Royal Dukes, and attended by his
Staff, to the residence of Earl and Countess Bathurst. in I/own-
ing.street, from whence the Queen and the Princesses had witnessed
the spectacle. The Earl and Countess gave a public breakfast, which
was served in the grand dining room, of which all the party par-
took. In addition to their Majesties, there were present the Duke,
Duchess, and Prince George of Cumberland, the Duke of Sussex,
the Princess Augusta, the Duke and Duchess of Glocester, Prince
Leopold, Prince Frederick of Prussia, the Cabinet Illinisters and
their Ladies, Earl Jersey, the Lord Chamberlain, and Countess
Jersey, the Queen's Chamberlain, and Countess Howe, Lord and
Lady Clinton, the Ladies of the Queen's Household, and the
Officers of his Majesty's Staff: The King held a Court at one
o'clock, at his Palace, at St. James's, for the purpose of re-
ceiving the addresses from the Universities of Oxford and Cam.
bridge. His Majesty held an Investiture of the most ancient
and noble Order of the Thistle. The knights present were—Earl
Cathart. the Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl of Castidlis, the Earl of
Lauderdale, Viscount Melville, the Earl of Warwick, the Earl of
Aboyne, and the Earl of Fife. Mr. Quarme, the Gentleman Usher
of the Green Rod, introduced the Duke of Sussex, when his Ma-
jesty was pleased to invest his Royal Highness with the insignia of
the Order of the Thistle.

OXFORD ADDREBB.—The deputation from the University of
Oxtbrd came in grand procession, at two o'clock yesterday after-
noon, from Willis's Rooms, where they had assembled, to the
Palace. The deputation consisted of upwards of three hundred
members, preceded by the four Esquire Bedell*. The Vice-
Chancellor, in the absence of Lord Grenville, the Chancellor of
the University, who was indisposed, headed the Deputation, and
was supported by the Heads of Colleges and Halls, the Pro.
fessors and the Alastets of the Schools. The deputation were
ushered into the presence of the King by Messrs. Mash and
Martin, and Colonel Masters, the Gentlemen Ushers in waiting.
The King was seated on the throne, habited in an Admiral's
uniform. On the right of his Majesty stood the Marquis of Win-
chester as Groom of the Stole, and on the left the Duke of Leeds as
Master of the Horse. The other Officers of State, the Cabinet Ali.
filters, and the Officers of the Household, arranged themselves in
the same manner as on Saturday, when the King received the City
Address. Among the noblemen and gentlemen who came with the
deputation were Prince Leopold, the Archbishop of Canterbury,
the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Carlisle, Earl Powis,
Lord Bexley, Sir Robert Peel, the Right Hon. Sir C. Robinson,
the Judge of the Admiralty Court, Sir B. Gardiner, Viscount Clive,
the Right. Hon. C. Wynn, Rev. Dr. Barrett, Dr. Macmichael,
Rev. Air. Wilcox, Rev. Mr. Gilbert, and the Rev. Mr. Fallow.
field. The Vice-Chancellor read the Address from the Univer.
sity, which he afterwards presented to the King. His Majesty
returned a gracious answer. The Heads of Colleges and Halls,
the Professors and the Masters of the Schools, were all severally
presented to His Majesty, and had the honour of kissing the
King's hand. The deputations were retiring from the presence
when His Majesty, addressing them, told them they need not
withdraw, as the Queen would be shortly ready to receive
them. Her Majesty was conducted from her private apartments
by Earl Howe, Chamberlain, the Earl of Errol, Master of the
Horse, Captain Usher, Capt. Cathcart, and Colonel M'DonneU.
The Queen having taken her seat on the throne, the Vice-Chan-
cellor read the address, to which her Majesty returned a gracious
answer. Those who had had the honour of kissing the King's
hand, then kissed that of her Majesty. The Queen and her attend.
ants then retired.

CAMBRIDGE ADDREss.—.The King having resumed his seat on
the throne, the deputation from the University of Cambridge entered,
preceded by the three Esquire Bedells, H. Gunning, M.A. G.
Lupingwell, Esq. D.W. Hopkins, Esq. and headed by the Duke
of Gloucester, as Chancellor of the University, in his splendid robes
of office, his train carried by Colonel Higgins and Mr. Currey. The
principal members of the deputation were the Vice-Chancellor, the
Rev. Dr. Chafy, Muter of Sidney Sussex, High Steward, the Earl
of Hardwicke, Commissary F. Pollock, Esq. F.R.S. Mr. Serjeant
Frere, Rev. Doctors Wadsworth, Thackeray, Webb, French.
Godfrey, Lamb, Ainslie, Le Blanc, Woodhouse, Tatham (public
orator,) Rev. Messieurs M'Envoy, Shelfurd, Gibson, H. Kirby,
G. A. Brown, Professor Henslow, the Rev. Mr. Carrigan, Deputy
Registrar, in the absence of the registrar, who was indisposed. The
following noblemen and gentlemen accompanied the deputation
Duke of Sussex, the Duke of Gordon, the Duke of St. Alban's,
Marquises of Lansdowne and Camden, Earle Brownlow, Hard-
wicke, Denbigh, Aberdeen, and Westmorland, Viscounts Bar-
nard and Palmerston, Dr. Mond, the Bishop of Gloucester,
Lords F. Beauclerk, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Right
Hon. Sir Stratford Canning, Rev. Drs. Wellesley and Blomberg,
Rev. Mr. Hyde; Messrs. Moore and Atkinson, and Mr. E. Alder.
son, counsel to the University. The members present amounted to
four hundred. The Duke of Gloucester read the address from the
University of Cambridge. His Majesty made a suitable reply. The
Junior Proctor then introduced the Heads of Colleges and Halls and
the Professors to the King by name, all of whom had the honour of
kissing his Majesty's hand. The King then addressed the
deputation, and informed them that the Queen wu near at
hand, and would be introduced to them. His Majesty and
his attendants then withdrew; and the Queen, accompanied as be-
fore, when Her Majesty received the address from the University
of Oxford, by the Princess Augusta, the Duchess of Gloster, and
attended by the Duchess of Leeds,Lady Caroline Wood, the Misses
Hope, Boyle, De Roos, Eden, Hope, and Sneyd, together with
the officers of Her Majesty's household,: entered and took
her seat on the throne, the Princess Agnate standing on the right
and the Duchess of Gloster on the left; Earl Howe, as Lord
Chamberlain on the right, and the Earl of Errol as Mas.
ter of the Horse, on the left. The Duke of Gloster read
address, to which Her Majesty returned a gracious answer.
The same members who had kissal the King's hand were presented
to her Majesty by Earl Howe, the Lord Chamberlain, and had the
honour of kissing the hand of' the Queen. The Princess Augusta
and the Duchess of Oloaster also accompanied the Queen on re-
ceiving the Oxford address. The deputatien then withdrew. The
Vice-Chancellor, the Rev. Dr. Chafy, gave a sumptuous dejeune to
the members of the University, at the Oxford and Cambridge Club-
house, in St. James's-square.

PRIVY Couxcir.---His Majesty held a Privy Council, at which
Mr. Ureville attended u Clerk. The Marquis of Cholmondeley, the
Earl of Jersey, and the Earl of Belfast, were introduced, sworn in
members of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy Council. and
took their seats at the Board accordingly. The Duke of Montrose,
the Duke of Devonshire, Sir William Keppel, and Earl Powis, all
of them members of the late King's Privy Council, were re-sworn
members of his Majesty's Privy Council.
The following were re-sworn Lord Lieutenants :
Bedfordshire

Berkshire».
Buckinghamshire ..... ..... Duke of Buckingham
Cambridgeshire . Berl of I lardwicke.
Cumberland .... .. Earl of Lonsdale.
Derbyshire ....Duke of Devonshire.
Dorsetshire..... . ...... Earl Digby.
Durham........... ........ ..... Marquis of Cleveland.
Gloucestershire-- ....... ..... Duke of Beaufort.
Hertfordshire Earl of Verulam.
Kent .
Lincolnshire Earl Brownlow.
Middlesex .
Monmouthshire__ Duke of Beaufort.
orthamptenshire .. Earl of Westmorland.
Oxfordshire . Earl of Macclesfield.
Rutland • . .. Marquis of Exeter.
Shropshire . ... . Earl Powis.
Souton . Duke of Wellington.
Stafford.. . .. Earl Talbot.
Suffolk .Duke of Grafton.
Sussex
Warwickshire
Westmoreland Earl of Lonedale.
Wiltshire. Marquis of Lansdowne
Yorkshire (North Riding)... Duke of Leeds.
Brecon
•W. B. PoweU, Esq.
Denis ........ .......... Bir W. W. Wynn.
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Flintshhie ..... . Earl Grosvenor.
Glamorpnahire Mamuis of Bute.
Merionethshire Sir W. W. Wynn.
Montgomeryshire
Radnor....
Roxburgh •• ..... ...Marquis of Lothian.
Selkirk
Nett Duke
Duke of Newcastle. •
A Duke of Argyll..
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Buckingbant,ST andVII Mann" Marquis of lAndowciorry =
Bathurst and Jersey, Vienna Mel4le, Sir *Robert Peel, and Sir
O. Paget. The Marquis *ef Chehnodeley, Deputy Great Cham-
berlain ; Lord Ceshmate, OM Stick in Waiting; and Sir lir•
Emmet* Tremor et the asseinid, attended the court. Lad
Glenlyon and the His. Mr. Teendbied were the Lord and Groom
in waiting. The Coen beaks
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Lzvezroor., JULY 17.—The import this week of
Cotton is 13,227 bags, and the sales are very extensive,
reaching 34,390 bags, including 4,000 American and
1,500 Brasil, taken on speculation at a farther advance
of etol of a penny per lb. In sugar a good business
bu been done this week, 1,300 hogsheads having been
sold. No sales have taken place in Foreign.