Star.
London, England, 1830-02-03 00:00:00

THE KING'S COURT AND COUNCIL.

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His MAJESTY held a Court yesterday afternoon, at
hie Palace at Windsor, which was attended by the Lout)
CHANCELLOR, the LORD PRESIDENT Of the COUNCIL,
the LORD PRIVY SEAL, the FIRST LORD of the TREA-
SORT ; the SZCRRTAZIES Of STATI for the Home,
Foreign, and Colonial Departments; the FIRST LARD of.
the ADRIILALTY, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIR-
WISH, the MASTER of the Mum the LORD STEWARD
of the HOUSEHOLD, the TRNASIIIIII of the House-
HOLD, the LORD CHIER JUSTICE of EIfOLAND, Mr.
Baron BOLLARD, Mr. Justice BOSANQURT, the Ra-
coons& of Lownow, &c.
J. B. BOSIANQUIT, OHS of the Kixo's Serjeants, was
introduced to his MAJESTY by the LORD CHANCELLOR,
and kissed hands upon his being appointed one of the
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas ; upon which
occasion he received the honour of Knighthood.
Mr. Baron BoLLAYD was introduced to the KING by
the Loan CHANCELLOR, and kissed panda upon his ap-
pointmetoams which occasion be received the homer
of Suitt_
His MAJISTY held a Privy Council, at which Mr.
BuLLEIt Weeded.

The Kr so's Speech for the opening of the ensuing
Session of Parliament was tam into consideration, and
flailly *greed upon.
The list of Gentlemen nominated in the Court of Ex-
geyser to serve the office of High Sheriff in the dif-
fuset empties in Begland, wee submitted to his MA-
JESTY, Whelk the KING pricked one name (out of three
submitted) for each county. The Sheriffs will come into
oake previous to the ensuing Ainisss.
The Rift: Hos. JOHN CHAILLZS HZENIZI was de-
clared by • Minery in Council to be President of the
Cosamittes of Council appointed for consideration of alt
aistien relating to Trade and Plantations, in the room of
the Right Hon. VISIT FITCOIZALD.
The Recorder of LONDON was introduced to the KING
' is Council, and made his report of the convicts capitally
convicted at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, at the last
January Sessions, with the exception of Was. Mailing,
whose ease was postponed ; when the law was ordered to
Sake its cause on Ames Butler, on the 9th inst. The
reoaining thirteen were respited during his MAJESTY'S
1111MBIUD.
The KINCLIEve audiences to the Lord CHANELLL•II.
the Duke of WILLINGTON, Earls BATH U LET and A alga-
bean, and Mr. Secretary PELL.
Lord STIATHAVEN was the Lord in Waiting; Sir
ANDZIW BAINAND the Equerry in Waiting; and Sir
EDMUND NAGLZ the Groom in Waiting.
Alter the breaking up of the Court, his MAILS?! en-
tertained the Lord CHANCILLON, the Duke of WIL-
LINOTON, Earl BATHUNST, Mr. Secretary PELL, Sir
Gaolios MU*IAT, and others of the Ministers to Ma-
uer, in the evening. The ilixo's private Band were in
attendance at the Palace in their new uniforms, old
played several pieces from the works of Handel and
composers.

Lord WHAINCLIPPE and Mr. STUART WORTLEY,
sidled the Duke of WELLIWOTOX on Saturday, at the
'beam/. _
The Duchess of Gtonciexsa visited hie MAJESTY
.0111 Monday, at his Palace at Windier. Her Aga
Highness partook of a &jowl, and remained a consider-.
Ai time at the Palace, and afterwards retuned to her
residence is Bagshot Park.
It is expected that the Speech from the Throne will
Mice the appointment of Prince LEOPOLD to the Go-
ameiamt of Greece.—Horsing Paper.
Within the last few days Prince LEOPOLD has had nu-
merous interviews with the Minister for Foreign Affairs,
the LORD CNANCELLOZ, and the Duke of WELLING-
TON. His Royal Highness's departure for Greece is
nmsoured to be the subject of consultation between his
Royal Highness and his Majesty's Ministers.
Prince Lisv in entertained a. distinguished party to
dinner on Monday, at Ashburnhain House, Dover-
street ; among whom were the American Minister and
hie Lady, the Spanish Minister and hie Lady, the Sar-
dinian Minister,Count and Countess Bou EBEL, Countess
MUNSTER, Count DOURO?! Mr. IRVING, &c.
Yesterday the French Ambassador, the Duke de
LAVAL MONTMORENCY, Prince FRTERHAZT and
the Baron D'Asexci, had interviews with the Earl of
ABERDEEN, previously to his Lordship leaving town to
attend the Council at Windsor.
Yesterday evening the Earl and Countess of Just,
entertained his Royal Highness Prince LioroLD and a
distinguished party to dinner. Prince and Primo
ESTERRAZY, Prince and Princess LIEV EN, the Earl Of
ABEILDEEX, the Duke of WELLINGTON, with mat of
the Cabinet Ministers and Foreign Ambassadors, were in-
vited.
The

states that Mr. TIERNZT !adjust
finished an article for the next number of the Edinburgh
Review," iatitled " The Supposed Alliance of the Eng-
lish and French Prime Ministers, and their incapacity as
&stemma and Ministers ;" part of which is already said
to be in the Editor's bands.

Dr. RIDER, the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, is,
it is said, to be translated to the bishopriek of St. Asspb.
Dr. RYDER is the brother of the Earl of HARROWEY,
who is the father-ia-law of Mr. WORTLEY.

Yesterday the despatches were awed at the East India
Roues, and delivered to the pursers of the following
ships, vie. Reliance, Captain C. S. Thrum ; General
Harris, Captain J. STANTON, for Bengal and China.
F....onions are making in a very high and influential
rt*obtain the vacant Bishopriek for Dr. Pcinson,
.. of Salisbury, which, we understand, is resisted
by as haportant and powerful personage, in favour of
another, who, he conceives, has a prior Chronicle.
Lulu the First having lost a favourite bound, named
—we love to be particular—Jon/es, was, naturally
enough, rather vexed. The loss, however, proved to be
but temporary. fowler returned one day in excellent
condition, and with a note attached to his collar, bearing
these words—" Good, Mr. fowler, as the King bears
you every day, which is more than be will us, pray tell
him to go off speedily to London, for we are no longer
able to provide for his saucy retinue." It would not be
smile to tie *note (tightly too) round the neck or some
one of the Court pppita of the present day.
Sir TUOAAS LIWSZNCI, during hie visit to Italy, the
German States, sad the Netherlands, appears to have
is,...kept ;lazier journal, axitaining remarks and observe-
tO wait. dart in those Interesting countries.
WlShil*Ms 1111 ths! pietism by the old Masters are, we
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