Star.
London, England, 1830-04-24 00:00:00

COURT NEWS.

The Tatra passed a good night on Thursday, and continued in
an improving state during yesterday. Sir HEXRY Hat.rotis left
the Palace at an early hour yesterday morning, and returned to his
attendance on His MAJESTY in the evening. The Duke of CI.A.
aexce arrivtd at the Palace about half-past. twelve o'clock, from
his residence in Bushy Park, and remained with his MAJESTY
for some hours.

Both Ilmses of Parliament re-assemble on Monday.
and will immediately proceed to the despatch of business
The Princess Auo titan entertained the Duke of
SussEx and a select party at dinner yesterday, at her re-
sidence at the King's Palace, St. James's.
Tl.e Duke of Gm) vc ESTE it honoured the performance
of Mons. POTIEtt, in the French play, at the Haymarket
Theatre, with his presence yesterday evening.
The Earl of ABERDEEN, the CH A NC ELEOR of the Ex -
CHEQUER, Mr. HER RIES, and Lord L. GOWER, had in-
terviews yesterday with the Duke of WELLINGTON at
the Treasury.
Despatches were sent off on Thursday night for the
Earl of BELMORE, the governor of Jamaica, Sir JAMES
LYON., the Governor of Baibadoes, and the other Gover-
nors of the West India Islands.

The Gov MINOR of the Bank of England had a con•
&Toltec with the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER yes-
terday, at the Treasury.
Despatches were received yesterday, at the Coloni.
Office, front Sir HENRY COLV ILLE, the Governor of 0...
Mauritius.

Lisbon Papers to the 10th inst. have arrived. The
Gazette of the 7th contains a royal alvara, or decree for
the training of veterinary surgeons, that the horses in :ha
public service may in future be more carefully and bk.t
fully treated.
The Marquis of ABERCORN left town this day ft,:
Oxford.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Low DON DF.R It T ar•
rived at Holdernees-House late on Thursday night, from
the Continent.

The Earl and Countess of MEX BOROUGH intend to
visit Paris and other parts of the Continent, and will re-
main there till certain improvements projected at Methley
Park are completed.
The Earl and Countess of VERULA x and family ar-
rived in town to-day from their seat, Gorhambury, Herts.
Wednesday, the Right Hon. M. Frrzo ERA LD, Vice-
Treasurer of Ireland, was re-elected Member for Kerry,
without opposition, after which he was entertained to a
public dinner in the Chamber of Commerce-rooms,Tralee.
The illuminations, in honour of the KING'S birthday,
at the public offices and club houses, and some of the
tradesmen's who supply the Court, were sufficiently
brilliant, notwithstanding the wind and rain.

Yesterday was the first anniversary of his MAJMY'S
birthday since the New Post-office was opened. Crowds
of persons collected in its vicinity to witness the mails
and their attendants arrive and depart. All the officers
of that establishment, at least those connected with the
mails and the delivery of letters, were dressed in their
new clothes ; and the mail-coaches, as usual on the
KING'S birthday, were new, but no procession took
place.
The Marquis of ANGLESEY had a grand dinner party
yesterday, at his house, Old Burlington-street.
THE Dna x or SUSSEX.—As some of our readers
may possibly be unacquainted with the passion of the
Royal Duke for collecting bibles, we state from our own
knowledge, that the library of the Noble Bibliopist now
contains a copy of almost every edition of the Sacred
Scriptures which ever emanated from the erudite penmen,
or the press of any country, at any era, amounting to
above 4,000 volumes! This immense and valuable col-
lection, it is surmised, the Duke intends to bequeath to
Trinity College, Cambridge, to which his attashment is
well known. His Royal Highness has the reputation of
being an accomplished Hebraist, and it is even hinted
that a new version of the Pentateuch may, at no distant
period, be expected from his hand.—Court Journal.
His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT and her
Grace the DUCHESS of NORTHUMBERLAND, enter-
tained the following personages at dinner on Tuesday
last :—Lord and Lady Massy, Lord and Lady Bango-,
Lord and Lady E. Chichester, Lady Blayney, Lady C.
Mahon, Lady Carden, Lady King, Hon. Mrs. Annesley,
Hon. Major Massy, Hon. Cap. Trench, R. N. Bishop
of Meath, Bishop of Waterford, Attorney General, Soli-
citor-General, and Mrs. Doherty, Master of the Rolls
and Lady *Mahon; Generals Sir T. M'Mahon, Sir A.
Fitzgerald, Lady Fitzgerald, General Dalbiac, Colonel
Sir J. M. Doyle, Sir H. Meredyth, Sir Stewart Bruce.
Sir George Rich, Mr. Gregory, Mr. North, Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Synge, Mr.
Smyth, the Surgeon-General, Colonel Shaw, Major and
Mrs. Chester, Captain and Mrs. Magennis. Captain
Sullivan, Captain Whyte, Lord William Graham. &c.
&c. &c. Her Grace the Duchess of Northumberland
had an Evening party, at which the Rainer Family
attended, and delighted the company with some of
their national airs.

A subscription is raising, and finds many most liberal
supporters, for extending the advantages of education all
over Greece by the establishment there of schools on the
Lancasterian plan. The public will not be surprised to
find that many of those benevolent and publicted indivi-
duals who have mainly contributed to the introduction of
the system here, and its diffusion in foreign cbuntries.
are taking the lead on this occasion. An alliance for
such purposes may justly be termed " holy," and the
members of it will acquire a claim on the gratitude of
Greece, more than equal to that which bag been attempted
for her liberation from political tyranny.

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