Star.
London, England, 1831-02-07 00:00:00

THE KING'S COURT.

BRIGHTON, Fan. 6.
Their MAJESTIES attended divine service this morning
at the Royal Chapel, attended by the Bishop of Chichester.
The two young Princes of CAMBRIDGE and CUMBER-
LAND, the Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND, the
MA RG RAVINE, tthe Princess AUGUSTA, and the Royal
suite, were present.
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE, Earl of Uxsainus, Lord
ERROL, and a number of nobility attended at the Royal
Chapel, the body of which was crowded with fashionable)).
Their Majesties looked remarkably well.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND returned to the Pavilion at
five o'clock Yesterday evening.
The Duk.eof Devonshire, Lord and Lady MARYnottonall,
Miss 13AGOT, Sir Robert and Lady OTWAT, and the Earl and
Countess of BELFAST, had the honour of dining with their

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Majesties.
The Earl of ALBEMARLE WSS amongst the snivels

:yesterday.
The MAJESTIES drove out yesterday in a carriage and
four, with their usual retinue. Their MAJESTIES took
their usual carriage airing on Friday also.
Prince GEORGE of CAMBRIDGE, accompanied by the
Rev, Mr. HAItY EY, Prince GEORGE of CUMBERLAND, and
his tutor, rode on horseback yesterday for some time.
Most of the Royal Family and Royal suite were in pub-
lic, either on the drive or promenade.
The Duke of SUSSEX is convalescent, but has not yet left
the Palace since his late indisposition.
The number of calls at the Palace for the last two days
were numerous to a degree ; most of the nobility and gentry
of Brighton and its vicinity paid their respects to MAJESTY.
The list is too numerous to insert.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY.
THIS DAY, FEL 7.-01DEIS OF THE DAY.
Refills Duties Aet—Conimittee thereupon.
Postmester.fieneral Bill—Second Reading.

Ways and Means.—Committee.
Supply—Committee.
TUESDAY, TEL &-DOTICES OT MOTIONS.
Sir John Newport—State of the First Fruits Fund in Ireland.
Mr. Alderman Wood—Bill to prevent spreading of Canine Matinees.
Mr. O'Brien—Bill for the Relief of the aged, helpless, and infirm
Poor of Ireland.
Mr. Hunt—. Address to the King, to grant a general pardon and
amnesty to the unfortunate agricultural and other labourers who have
been tried and convicted at the late Special Commissions

ORDER OF THE DAY.
Roman Catholic Charities Bill—Second Reading.
THURSDAY, PEE. 10...--NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Sir John Newport—Bill to prohibit plurality of Benefices, and Bene-
fices held in oanneendass with Bbhopricks.
Mr. O'Connell—Bill for the effectual and radical Reform of the
abuses in the Representation of the People in the Commons House of

Parliament.
Mr. Hume—Select Committee to inquire into the duties of the King's
Printers in England, Scotland. and IrelaM, the authority by which they
are held, and how far the public interests are promoted by them.
Lord Viscount Althorp—To refer Accounts and Papers relating to
Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace to s Select Committee.
Lord Viscount Althorp—To refer Accounts sod Papers relating to
the Rideau Canal to a Select Committee.

WILDTIS Or THE DAY.
Taiisles Regulation (Scotland) Bin—Second Reading.
Tansies Relief (Scotland)—Second Reading.
Tansies Amendment (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
Settlement of the Poor Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
Labouring Poor Bill—Secood Reading.
Turnpike Roads (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
FRIDAY, TEE. 11.-011LOZILS OT TEE DAT.
Money Payment of Wages Bill—Second Reading.
Colonial Trade Bill—Second Reading.
Building Act Amendment Bill—Second Reading.
Liability of Landlords Bill—Second Reading.
Oaths before Lord Steward—Further Consideration of Report.
NOTICE Or MOTION.
Lord Viscount Althorp—Bill to prohibit the growth of Tobsoco in
Ireland.

THE CHURCH.
OXFORD, Fan. S.
Saturday the following Degrees were conferred : ••••
DOCTORS IN DIVINITY.
Rev. John Antony Cramer, late Student of Christ Church, now Public
Orator, and Principal meet of New Inn Hall.
Rev. Charles William Stocker. St. John's College.
In the course of the same morning, Dr. Cramer was admitted, with
the usual solemnities, by the Rev. the Master of Balliol, Pro-Vise.
Chancellor, to the office, Ac. of Principal of New Inn Hall, vacant by
the death of Dr. Blackstone. 'The office is in the gift of the Chancellor
of the University.
Thursday the following Degrees were conferred:—
Bachelor and Doctor in Divinity, by accumuladen.--The Hon. and
Very Rev. Edward (trey, of Chiba Church. Dean of Hereford, and
grand
er.compounder. Master of Arts—Rev. John Osselee, St. John's
Bachelors of Arts—William Irving, Jesus College ; Henry
JtWatkins; John Vincent ; Philip Twells ; Worcester College ;
seX Asada, Student of Christ Church; John Hopton, Brasennose
College.
Wednaday Thomas Tyssen Barely of Queen's College. and Thomas
Johnson Ormerod. Oentlernan.Comtuoner of Brasennose College, were
elected Fellows of that Society.
Thursday Mr. Nicholas Pocock was elected an Ezhibitioner of
Queen's College, upon Mr. Michel's Foundation.
The Rev. Octavius Swale Harrison, B.A. of Queen's College, is pre.
seated to the Rectory of Stawley, Somerset.

CAMBRIDGE, Iris. 5.
The following Gentlemen of Cambridge Universit , were ordained
by the Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, at 11, on the
23d ult.
Thescoss.—Henry I. Lloyd, 11. A. Henry Thomas Buckaton, B.A.
Douglas Cooper. B.A, Urban Smith, B. A. and Henry Heatheots,
S.C.L. Trinity College ; John Hodgkineon, B.A. St. Jobn's College ;
and It. H. Hope, S.C.L. Trinity
Paisays.—John Young, 11. A. William Webb. BA. and Arthur
Willis. BA Trinity College; Thomas B. Adams, B.A. and T. G. H.
Luekoek, B. A. St. Jonn's College; C. F. Bsgshawe, BA. Corpus
Christi College; and J. R. Holder, B.A. Christ's College.

ICCLEHASTICAL PIOIIIOTIOXI.
Rev. F. G. Burnaby, M.A. of Odes Coßep, Cambridge, Vicar of
Lowesby, Lticestembire, to the Vicarages of &rlaton and Plunger, in
the same county; pawn the Duke of Rutland.
Rev. J. G. Durban, B.A. to the Vicarage of Newport Pagnell, Bucks;
-, the Lord Chneellor.
Rev. Henry ?Wilk M.A. Prebendary of Ely, to the Vicarage of
Wialsech ; patrols, the Biebop of Ely.
Rev. Thomas Kaye Ilsrasy, M.A. Prebendary of Lincol and Rector
of Coningsby, Linednehlre, and of Normanton, Au , to the
Archdeacoury of Lebeessr, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Rev. HemlfltWll, to tbe Roam of Goodistb, in the county of
Demo, void by the Asedi sd the Rev. William Churchyard ; patron,
Wm. Chugs:bye* Eati.
Lad Crofton has appebted the Rev. Geo. Oakes &EA. of
Cafes College, Cambrilie, one of his Lordship's
Earl Paaktt has presented the Rev. Jos. PayreCri.laAtil."Recter, of St.
Tails, Cornwall, to the perpetual Curacies of ChWington and Searing-
tee St. Mary, in the county of Somerset

NAVAL INTELLIgiNCIL
Mai A Mona Tun Dot.—Dublin. l ; Waterford, 1 ; Sweden. 1;
Holland. 1; Flanders, 1 ; From 1 ; Lisbon, 1.
Dam., Fan. 5.....W1ad N.W.—Arrivad from the Mom Me Dabs
of Imes, —... and sailed far Bombay sad china • Far
ter Bengal lied China, and remakes, sad ha been with
as rather • Eugene. Gerard, for Bahia ; and Alert, far St. !Rebut's.
P.11014;0411. Fan 5 and S.—Wind R.—Sailed the Wu.
Graves, and fi=ge.,Dacre, for New Beath Wales ; sod tin Brinson
crampon, ter
FALMOVT/I, Fan. 4 and S.—Wind N.W.--ihdled the Sandwich
gasket, for Lisboa; sad Lira peaks. fee the Brasile.
itessoons, Fut. S.—Wind N.W.—lislisd his Majasty 'a alp
Ariodne,fer Milford. Arrived his Majesty's ship Royalist, INS Lis-
boa. in is days. The Royalist brhugs a report of a pegekr eautoodoe
at Lashes; wend collages with state had been mom of
the city, sad 011211/0611 arrests had taltiE.
Bosoms% Fear. 11.--Arrived the , Rep iron St. Mi.
cheers; Boveady, 11Msr. sad Oadsie
_Nem Tolibel.

The dye asserts that the nephew of Tburiow enjoys a
sinecure connected with bankrupts of 8,5021. per easels ;
sad that the son of Eldon, who enjs seven sinecures Borth
12,6931. obtained from his father Thurlow's sinecure in re-'
version. Yet the unreformed House of Commas is re-
ferring legal reforms to committees of lawyers !