Star.
London, England, 1830-05-21 00:00:00

THE KING.

His MAJESTY is in an improving state, and hopes
continue to be entertained of the Kt N G's restoration to
a state of convalescence. The Duke of RUTLAND
arrived at the Palace yesterday morning, and made his
personal inquiries after the health of his MAJISTY.
Sir HENRY HALFORD left the Palace on Wedut,sday
evening, and returned yesterday morning. Sir MAT•
THEW TIERNEY slept at the Palace on Wednesday
night, and yesterday morning took his departure for
London. Sir MATTHEW, it was arranged, would re-
turn to the Palace last night. Mr. BRODIP. returned
in the evening to the Palace. The bulletin was shown
at the KING'S Palace, St. James's. The inquirers were
very numerous.

WINDSOR, Tit t: itsto A .—There remains now no
doubt of his Majesty's speedy recovery ; indeed, so much so, that it
is expected In a few days bulletins will be altogether discontinued.
This forenoon Sir Henry Halford arrived at the Castle, and shortly
after Sir Henry's arrival, Sir Matthew Tierney left the Castle fo•
town. This day the following Noblemen arrived at the Castle, in
order to make their personal Inquiries relative to the state of
the Ring's health s—The Duke of Rutland, the Marquis
of Hertford, the Earl of Westmorland, and Viscount Sidmouth.
The Duke of Rutland and the Marquis of Hertford were admitted
to personal interviews with his Majesty.

CITY, TweLvß o'CLocK.

Consols which left off yesterday at 934 for the Account. opened
at the same price, and at present they are 934 to 4, and for neat
Account 934, with little business doing as yet.
In the Foreign Market Greek Bonds have receded about 14 per
cent.

Information from Corfu states, that the greatest activity prevails
in the arsenal at Constantinople ; 90 ships of the line and frigates
are put into commission.
Accounts from Gibraltar state, that the news received there of the
decree of the King of Spain, which prohibits the selling of tobacco
at Cadiz, and by which 6,001 persons will be out of bread, and an
equal number at Gibraltar will have work, has caused a great deal
of joy in the above fortress.
It appears that at Madrid their is a kind of revolution in the Fo.
reign Legations there. Prince Panama, Minister front Naples has
left—the Ambassador, of Austria, Russia, and Prussia are also
going to leave.

The Quebec paper states that the snow has entirely disappeared,
and the weather has become warm. Large flocks of birds have
made their appearance.

Tux LATE GALE AT HALlFAX.—Captain GOtigh states that ht
left only four American vessels at Halifax, gives the following ac.
count of the desolation by the gale of the 29th ult.—Ten sail of yes.
eels were totally lost, twenty damaged, and ten the waves swept
from their foundations; thirty vessels are supposed to be lost on
the coast.

Extract of a letter from Carthegena, 25th March :—" A few days
since 300 cf the Venezuelean militia came over to the national army
and denounced Pau. A great many citizens of Venezuela of the
first families have come and claimed protection. The steam-boat
liberator has been engaged to take GOO troops to ()cans to join the
grand army of the centre."

A letter from Batavia states, that the large warehouse of Thomp.
son, Roberts, and Co. was entirely destroyed by fire on the night of
the 27th of November, together with all the merchandise, books,
papers, kc. including a large amount of Government interest notes
deposited in their hands by the resident Chinese in Batavia, to the
amount of 200,000 guilders. The Chinese behaved honest, and re-
newed their obligations; all the other creditors behaved very hand.
t omcly.
The Jamaica paper and the others are void of interest.
The private accourts from Carthagena are warlike, and state that
Bolivar was collecting his troops at the Granada, and it was ex-
pected that an open reception would soon take place.
A Halifax mail has arrived by the Renard. sailed 2d of May.
Also a Leeward Island mail by the Lyra, sailed from St. Thomas
20th

Montreal Papers to the 20th Aril, Quebec to the 18th April, a
New York Paper of the 27th April, a Jamaica Paper of 27i h March,
Trinidad Papers to the 13th February, New Brunswick to the 20th
April, Port au Prince to the 22d March, and Prince Edward Island
to the 28th April, have been received at the North and South Ame.
rican Coffee House. From the Montreal Papers the ging:ton Chra
Ride states, that orders have been received from the Board of Or.
ranee in England, to erect new barracks In that place.—The Spring
lira set in with very favourable appearance. For several day* we
have had clean and dry weather, which has renewed he moisture left
by the dissolvlrg of the anw.

HALF.PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Consols have remained steady during the morning, with little Inc.
tuation : they have been dose at 9k91 and 931 for the Account ; at
present they are 931, and for next Account 931. The only business
doing is making up their Accounts against next Tuestlsv, which it
settling day in Consols. 7he Express from Paris, with the Nape-
dition on the eve of sailing, canna some excitement in the City.
In the Foreign Market little doi.tg.

A Proclamation of Oen. Pats has been received, which mys after
pledging himself to the Venesuleans to discharge his duty with h.
delity, he adds, that should the invader, by misfortune, obtain •
victory, that he shall not enjoy the fruits of his fatal triumph, with.
out passing over his dead body, for he is resolved not to endure
ignominy.

Letters from Messina received Ibis day, state that the Etonian
remaining force in the Mediterranean, and the English squadron,
have railed for Algiers to observe the French expeditio3.

The Duke and Duchess of CLA BENCE, and a select
party, dined with the Duke and Duchess of CUMBER-
LA N D, on Wednesday, at their residence at Kew.
Prince CHASM!, of Leiningen, has arrived from the
Continent, on a visit to his mother, the Duchess of KENT,
at her residence in the King's Palace, at Kensington.
The LOAD CHANCELLOR left town yesterday far his
Twat at Wimbledon.
The Prussian Mialakw_bad an baterriew with the Earl
of ADZILDEBN yesterrAtiat the Mice of the Secretary
of State for Foreign.