Star.
London, England, 1830-06-04 00:00:00

THE KING.

His MAJESTY went through the proceeding of giving
his command for the affixing of the stamp on all the
warrants and commissions on Wednesday, by the com-
missioners, without experiencing any inconvenience.
The operation occupied upwards of two hours. The
KING enjoyed some refreshing sleep on Wednesday
night, and spent yesterday quite as comfortably as the
day preceding. At the King's Palace, St. James's,
Earl FIFE and Colonel ARMSTRONG were in waiting to
show the bulletin to the nobility and gentry. Among
the inquirers was Prince KOSLOFFSK Y.

Prince LEOPOLD left town yesterday, for his seat at
Claremont.

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The Duke and Duchess of CUSIBERLANn, accompa-
nied by Prince GEORGE, came to town yesterday from
their residence at Kew. Their Royal highnesses re-
mained at the King's Palace, St. James's, till past six
o'clock, and then returned to Kew.
The French Ambassador and the Spanish Minister had
interviews with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the
Foreign Office.
Should an early dissolution of Parliament take place,
it is thought that a more than usual number of members
will be sent to " the right about," and not a few of them,
strange to say, from a too ready obedience t 9 the mili-
tary word of command.
Prince and Princess LIEVEN and suite are expected
to leave town on Sunday next, for St. Petersburg.
The Earl of MANSFIELD and MONTAGUE BUR-
GOYNE, Esq. had grand dinner parties yesterday.
The Earl of CLAN RICA RDE has a grand dinner party
on Saturday, the 19th inst.
The Countess of ARRAN entertained a select party of
fashicnables yesterday evening, at her house in Dover-
street.

The last State Paper prr‘sented to Parliament, bearing
the signature of Prince LEOPOLD, is very generally
reported as coming from the pen of Earl Gar:v.
&Nem] actions are still going on against the projrrtors
of seme of the Bubble Companies of 1825, who find to
their cost the old proverb of " the biter bit" realised.
GENERAL ELECTION.—CoIoneI Young is canvassing
for the county of Cavan. Mr. Richard Mortimer has
addressed the electors of the same county. Lord Acheson
is canvassing the county of Armagh; his Lordship visited
Newry on Thursday, and Portadown on Friday. Mr.
Caulfield and Mr. Brownlow are also on the alert.

Kenn Y Et.F.c.rtoix.—Mr. Wilmot Horton, the bro-
ther-in-law of the Earl of Kenmare, will not offer himself
as a candidate for the representation of Kerry at the next
election. One of the brothers of the Earl of Kenmare
will offer himself as a candidate on that occasion.— Trake
Mercury.
The Cabinet Council, held at three o'clock, at the Fo-
reign Office, yesterday afternoon, was attended by the
Duke of Wellington, Earls Rosalyn and Aberdeen, Vis-
count Melville, Sir Robert Peel, Sir George Murray, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr. Herries. Earl
Bathurst joined his colleagues at half-put three o'clock.
The Lord Chancellor and Lotd Ellenborough were pre-
vented from attending the Cabinet, owing to their being
engaged at a meeting of ti.e Lords of the Privy Council.
The Ministers broke up at half-past four o'clock.

WILBRAHAM EGERTON, Ifsq. had another grand
dinner party on Wednesday, at his house in St. James'ai-
square, among whom were Lord and Lady SKELNERS-
DALE, ViSCIMIDt EASTNOR and Miss WILBRAHAM, Earl
HAREWOOD and Miss LASCELLES, the Bishop of LON-
DON and Mrs. BLooktytELD, Colonel and Miss Akotx,
Mr. COTES, Mr. ASHLEY, &C,