Star.
London, England, 1830-03-15 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, Msnett 14.—This forenoon the KING

with his household suite attended Divine Service in the
principal music room. The Rev: Mr. SEYMOUR offi-
ciated, and delivered an excellent sermon. The party of
the private band selected to perform on the occasion were
in attendance. His MAJESTY has during the last week
taken several hours' exercise daily in his pony phaeton,
except on Friday last, when his MAJESTY was occupied
nearly the whole of the day with Government despatches.
this MAJESTY continues to enjoy excellent health and
spirits.

The Duke of Cumberland visited his Majesty oil
Saturday, at his palace at Windsor. His Royal Iligli-
ness returned to Kew in the evening..

The Duke and Duchess of Clarence breakfasted with
the Princess Augusta on Saturday morning, and after-
wards left town for their residence in Bushy Park.
Prince Leopold, Prince and Princess Esterhazy,
honoured the first representation of Mercadante's opera
semi-serio, Elise • Claudio, on Saturday evening, at the
King's Theatre, with their presence.
The Princess Augusta attended Divine Service yester-
day morning in St. Philip's chapel, Regent-street.
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester entertained the
Duchess of Kent, and a select party to dinner, on Satur,
day evening, at Gloucester-house.
A Cabinet Council was held, at half-past three o'clock
on Saturday afternoon, at the Eoreign-otlice, which was
attended by the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Welling-
ton, Earls Bathurst, Rosslyn, and Aberdeen; Viscount
Melville, Lord Ellenborough, Mr. Secretary Peel, Sir
George Murray, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and
Mr. Ilerries. The Council sat in deliberation about two
hours.

Another Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon
at the Foreign Office, which was attended by the whole.
of the Cabinet Ministers. The Council remained in de-
liberation during three hours.

The French Ambassador had a conference with the
D►►ke of Wellington, on Saturday, at the Treasury.
The New Mexican Minister had an interview with the
Earl of Aberdeen, on Saturday, at the Foreign Office.
His excellency also visited the Duke of Wellington at the
Treasury.
A Deputation, headed by Viscount Melville, had a con-
ference w ith the Duke of Wellington, on Saturday, at
the Treasury.
The Lords of his Majesty's most Hon. Privy Council
had a Meeting, at eleven o'clock on Saturday morning,
at the Council Office ; which was attended by the Pre- .
sident of the Council, the Master of the Rolls, the Judge
of the Admiralty Court, the Secretary to the Admiralty.
Mr. Buller attended the Meeting as Clerk to their Lord-
ships.
The cross-appeals, Frankland v. 111‘Gustv, or M•CI usty
v. Frnnkland (from Demerara), which had been opened
at a previous meeting, by Mr. Sergeant gtevens, ►cas re-
sumed. Mr. Henry for the appellants. The Attorney-
General opened the respondent's case, and was supported
by Mr. Sergeant Spankie.
Sir Robert Farquhar has been dangerously indisposed
during the last few days, at his residence in Richmond-
terrace. Sir Robert has, by the advice of his medical
attendants, been cupped twice, and has had a blister ap-
plied to his head. The answer, yesterday, to inquiries
after his health was, " Sir Robert is much the same "
Sir Robert remains in a state of stupor.
Lady Douglas entertained a party of fashionables on
Friday evening last, at her residence in Montague-square.
The ball-room was thrown open at ten o'clock, splendidly
illuminated, and fitted up in the newest style. Weip-
pert's admirable music was in attendance. The refresh-
ments were of the first order.

Dinner parties were given on Friday by Lord Kinnoul,
Viscout Clive, Hon. Mr. Agar Ellis, Duke of Somerset.
Earl Dudley, Lady Blackett, Lady Melville, Mrs.
Mitchell, Charles-street, Sir John Beckett ; and on Sa-
turday by Earl Bathurst, Duke of St. Alban's, Bishop of
London, Earl of Errol, the Speaker of the House of Com-
mons, Duke of Somerset.
Sir Francis Burton, bart. the twin-brother to the Mar-
quis of Conynghani, has now taken up his permanent re-
sidence at Cony ngliam House, near Knaresborough. Sia
Francis is about to make important improvements in the
house and grounds.
According to the last statistic account of the Nether-
lands, the marriages in one year in the whole of that king-
dom, including Holland, amount to 430,247, and the di-
vorces to 605.
A gigantic enterprise has just been set on foot in Hol-
land, which is no other than an attempt to drain the cele-
brated lake of Haarlem. This vast piece of water, which
covers a surface of 50,000 acres, was the effect of an in-
undation, which happened about two centuries ago. An
association for emptying it has been formed, with a ca-
pital of six million florins.
THE NEW STREET PROM WATERLOO BRIO L.---
The negociations respecting the ground which would be
required to form this street are still going on. The Com-
mittee formed to assist Mr. Arnold in the `mailing of
his Theatre have suspended their labou-
sion of the Commissioners of Wr
known.

The Hon. Douglas Kinnaird, w• 1
flounced on Saturday, was brother of
of the present Lord Kinnaird. He
considerable taste and attainments,

quality of blending with the lighter
pursuits of society, an indefatigable
his professional avocations. He was
year, and had been for a considerable
severe indisposition.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE. We
of the Ladies O'Brien, daughter of the
is shortly to be led to the hymeneal
the Earl of Chatham.—Dublin Revisit
The Corporation of Liverpool has
vote for £l,OOO, to be at the disposal
tee, towards promoting the measures
adoption by the friends to free trade
Indian territories.

Mr. Price has given up his lease
tee, in consequence, we are sorry to
bas sustained. It is, however, as ju..
as it must be satisfactory to the shareholders
he has punctually discharged every
had upon him up to the last moment Report
following gentlemen as among the competitors
him in the concern :—Mr. Durant, M-
Lunn, M. Laporte, and Mr. Hughes.
Evidence of public distress accumulates
our limits can convey to the readeis
The statements of the dreadful depression
the misery of- artisans, made by
misting of Huddersfield, possess a
and cannot fail to excite the serious
man who is not wilfully blind to '
peeple.—Herald.

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