Star.
London, England, 1830-06-03 00:00:00

THE KING.

llis MAJESTY was more comfortable yesterday than
he has been for several days past. The Duke of WEL-
L' NwroN , the Earl of ABERDEEN, and Lord FARN-
r.uaurc n, arrived at the Palace about twelve o'clock,
and were introduced to the KING. A number of War-
rants, Documents, &c. which had been previously prepared
having the KING'S signature stamped on them (by
having the intent and nature of the Document indorsed
upon it, and signed by three of the Cabinet Ministers, men-
tioned in the Act,) were, it was understood, stamped by
Lord FA RN no in the presence of the Duke of WE 1.-
1 N (, TON and Earl ABERDEEN; his MAJESTY giving his
cerhal assent to each of the documents that was stamped.
•l he Duke of WELLINGTON and the Earl of ABERDEEN
attested the affixing of the signature. Two stamps were
estd on the occasion—the one contained " George 1t.,"
•;u! other the King's initials, "G. R." They were
respectively applied to those papers which his MAJESTY
had been accustomed to sign in a similar manner before
the passing of the late Act. These stamps had been
prepared by Mr. WYON, chief engraver of his MA-
; Esi. v's Seals, by order of the Lord President of the
Council, and had been approved of at the Cabinet Council
held on Monday afternoon. They are made of silver.
The Right Hon. Sir Wm. KEPPELL and Sir ANDREW
BARNARD were also in attendance during the proceeding
as Commissioners. The Duke of WELLINGTON, the
Earl of ABERDEEN, and Lord FA RN BOROUG 11, remained
about three hours, and then took their departure. Sir M.
Tr ER NEy and Mr. BRODIE left the Palace about ten
o'clock yesterday morning,-and were expected to return
in the evening. Sir H. HA LFORD remained at the Pa-
lace in attendance on the KING during the day. The
Earl of FIFE was the Lord, and Colonel WIIATLEY the
Groom in Waiting at the King's Palace, St. James's.—
Among the inquirers were the Archbishop of YORK, the
Judge of the Prerogative Court, the President of the
Royal Academy, the Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal.
Ambassadors and ftliniaters—Spanish, Danish, Hans Town, Wir-
tembcrg, Netherlands.

Charge d'Affaires—Neapolitan.
Dukes—Lceds, Beaufort, St. Albans, Bedford.
Duchesses--Dowager Richmond, Bedford, St. Albans.
Marquises--Cleveland, Winchester, Ailesbury.
lifarchioness—Winchester.
Earls—Belfast, Abingdon, Moray, Coventry, Stamford and
Warrington.

Countesses—Moray, Belfast, Coventry, Jersey.
Viscounts—Strangford, Gage, Deerburst.
Lords—Sahoun, Kenyon, A. Lennox, Rivers, Killeen, Barham,
Arden, J. Thynne, Jermyn.:

Lathes—A. Buller, Chambers, Stuart (9,) Dowager Boston,
Mark Kerr, S. Lumley, S. Lennox, A. Cotton, Imhoff, Bloomfield,
Hotham, Lennard, Frcemantle, E. Lowther, Rivers, J. Wynne,
Smythe, Stratford Canning, Walpole, Killeen. ;
Btstiors—Winchester, St. Asaph, Bristol.
RIGHT Howounstmes—Sir John Nichol, Sir Stratford Can.
ning, W.Wynnc.

HOMOUNABLES— ...... BlomSeld, John Stuart, Mn. Hope.
Sias— T. B. Lennard, Gerrard Noel, W. Palmer, T. Baker,W.
Inglis, W. Frecmantle, E. Smyth, G. Imhoff.
ADlllRAL—Sotheron.

CoLoNELs--Woodford, Buller, Cotton, Powel, M.P.
Doc TO a—Mackinnon.
MEssiruns—Mitchel,D.Wilkie, Brent, Hope, Rev. Holmes,
Norman, Langston, Stewart. Lawley, Williams, Hope, C. Begot.
311sr Ruses—Brent, Heber, Wade, Egerton, L. Foz, !Mitchel.
Misses—B. Lennard, Lowther, Harvey, Lennard, Chambers,
lrbys (2), Mitchel.