Star.
London, England, 1824-01-29 00:00:00

THE KING.

We are rejoiced to state, that his Malesry was yes-
terday considered still better than on the preceding dad•.
The :inswer to inquiries, during the niornillg and after-
noon, was as follows:
" The KING has had a favourable night, and is considered better
to-day."—Wednesday, Jan. 28.

A Citbinet Council was held this day at the Foreign
Office, in Downing-street, ar.d wai as numerously attended as
that of yesterday.
In the lionse of Peers the Address will be moved by
',mid Soul:as, and seconded by Viscount burros, brother of the
Lill of KINGSTON.

Yesterday Mr. WYNN gave the annual Great Cabinet
Dinner, so called, as, in addition to the Cabinet Ministers, the Great
Officers of State, arid cther Official Gentlemen. are invited for the
purpose of arranging the Roll of Sheriffs fur England, for the pre-
ent year.
The Earl of WESTNIORELAND will give a grand Mi-
nisterial Dinner, on Sunday next, at his house, in Grosvenor-square.
AnLEs W. WYN!:, Esq. M.P. had a gsand dinner
party yesterday, at his house, Whitehall-place.
Thelluke ~f GLOUCESTER arrived in town yesterday,
from Bagshot Park.
The Dtike Nostromc has arrived at Worksop Ma-
nor, Notts, from his seat, Burnham, Suffolk.
The Esrl and Countess of DERBY arrived yesterday,
at their house in Grosvenor-square, from Knowsley, Lancashire.
Lord Bituce arrived on Monday at his father's, the
Marquis of Aversausv, in Grosvenor-square, from Paris.
Tne Earl and Countess of SURREY have left the Mar-
quis of STAFFOIIeLIeat, at Richmond, for Worksop Mancr, Notts.
The Marquis and Marchioness of TavlsTocx have
arrived at Woburn Abbey, from Oakley-house.
Sir RICHARD BAROUGH, Bart. has arrived at his house
in Portland-place, from Brighton.
Colonel and Mrs. EVANS have arrived in Sackville-
stryt:t, from Exeter. . _ .

Lai I SPENCER arrived yesterday morning at his house
in St. James's place, from Woburn Abbey.
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The lion. Lady SMITH has arrived at her house in
Piccadilly, from Brighton.
Tuesday the Lunn %yore: gave an elegant dinner
at the Manion House to a party of about fifty, consisting of most
of the Aldermen, the Sheriff:, Common Serjeant, &c. &c.
Mr. S:cretary GOULBURN entertained a distinguished
par:y at dinner on Saturday, at Dublin Castle.
The Mai quis of A NGLESEA and family are expected
every day at Uxbridge-house. Soon after the arrival of the Noble
Marquis he intends to visit the KING at Brighton. The Noble Lord
and his lovely daughters were expected to have joined the Christ-
mas festivities at the Pavilion, but affairs of importance detained
his Lorthhip in Wales.
Miss PA•rox sings for the Choral Fund Concert.
This being the Anniversary of the Accession of his
present Majesty GEORGE the Fourth, to the Throne,
who enters into the fifth year of his reign, the morning
was usherei in by the tinging of bells, &c. The Royal
Standard was hoisted at the Tower. The Churches
displayed the Union flag from their steeples. The
same was observed, by the ships in the London and
West India Docks, and by a number of vessels on the
River Thames.

The Subscribers to Lloyd's appear to be on the in-
crease, there being 33 Gentlemen to be balloted for on
Wednesday next, as Subscribers.
Thomas Martell means to shew cause against the
rule for a new trial, obtained by the County Fire Office
last Term, in regard to the Fire in Watling-street. Af-
fidavits in reply from himself, John Thurtell, Ennesin
who was sleeping in the same room with John when he
was taken into custody, and J. B. Snowden, and from a
number of others, are filed. The consideration of these
affidavits, it is expected, will come on on Friday or Sa-
turday, in the Common Pleas.