Star.
London, England, 1830-03-30 00:00:00

THE KING.

WINDSOR, MONDAY—His MAJESTY again resumed
his airings this afternoon, and left the Castle at two
o'clock for that purpose, accompanied by the Lord
Steward of the Household. The Ki No proceeded through
the private rides by Frogmore to the Royal Lodge, and
from thence continued his drives to Virginia Water, and
returned to the Castle by Cranbourne, after an excursion
of three hours. His MAJESTY has entirely recovered
from his slight indisposition, and will continue his airings
daily in the Great Park when the weather proves favour-
able. His MAJESTY is not expected to leave the Castle
for the metropolis until the 21st or 22d of April, when
the Kixo is expected to continue five weeks at Saint
James's.

HOLSTEIN, MARCII B.—M. de QUALEN, Minister of
Denmark at Oldenburgh, was assassinated at Eutin, in the night of
the 21st of February. His body was found the following
morning in the garden, bathed in the blood which had Rowed from
several mortal wounds in the bead. The assassin has not been dis.
covered. 111. as Qusr.2x, who was univetsally esteemed, has left
a widow and children, who are now gone to Kiel.

Prince Lintz); gave a grand dinner on Friday, at
Ashbumham House, Dover-street, to the Bavarian, Prussian, and
Hanoverian Ministers, and Countess lilt UWITZR ; Chevalier BART.
noun x ; Count Cout.ex, tht Hamden Chaplain, az. On Sunday
his Excellency entertained another distinguished party ; among
whom were Priam and Princess Erman the Duke of DE.
VONSHIRS, the Lord CHANCELLOR, Duke de LAVAL, the Earl,
Countess, and Lady EMILY COWPER, the Earl and Countess
Moaxxv, the Earl of Cgtwrzartzxw, Lord VALLETOET, Lord
DVSLOP, Mr. and Mrs. AEBOTENOT, Mr. EOGERII, &c.

DRURY' LANE TUEATILL—DEAN last night sup-
ported Sksieek, in a manner worthy of his great fame, and indica-
tive& the full possession of his extraordinary powers. He was re.
°rived with tumultuous applause on his entrance, and the perform.
once was loudly cheered throughout. In this character he never
had an equal in our day; and we think any attempt calculated to
induce a comparison between his talents and those of any other
existing performer by whom the vindictive Jew" has been un.
dertaken, injudicious and Imprudent in the extreme. Miss Puri..
tars sustained Portia, not only with great intrinsic talent, bat
with the happiest and the meat impressive effect.
SUICIDE OW SIR C. BARlNG.—lntelligence was 19.•
ceived in town last night that this gentleman had suddenly ter.
minated his existence at his estate, Foot's Cray, Kent. The dis.
tensing event was discovered early on Monday morning, and
ext• mt. were instantly sent off to the members of his family re.
in town. Nothing which can be relied on has yet transpired
as to the cause of this rash act. The deceased was of advanced age,
and the father of the present Members of Parliament of the same
name.—[The foregoing paragraph appeared in Tke Morning Jour-
nal of this day, from which we have copied it. Although we find
no corroboration of the statement in any other Moaning Paper, we
are convinced that our contemporary would not have hazarded its
Insertion, if the intelligence had not been derived fro.n a source of
too unquestionable a nature to admit the possibility of a doubt of
its authenticity.—En. Srait.l
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EXTRAORDINARY STIPULATION......OOIOIIeI Thomp-
son, on being urged to take off4o per cent. from the rent of his land
at Cottingbam, on account of the ;pressure of the times, has coo.
sented to it on the condition that the tenant shall give a memorans
dum in writing, agreeing that if any alteration shall take place in
the corn laws, in the way of removing or diminishing the duties on
foreign corn, the tenant shall, on the next following Lady-day (not
being less than six months atter such alteration in the law shall
have been in operation') return to the original rent, or else give no.
tier to quit.—Hull Rockingham'.
The National (a new Paris paper) has the following
article printed in capitals: we believe the story is true :—" We
have just received from high authority the following communica-
tion, which appears to us as of the greatest importance. It has
been sent to us direct from England, and we believe we may war.
rant its authenticity It is certain that the Master of the Rolls,
Sir Jona( Leams (who, by his office, is better acquainted with the
jurisprudence of Parliament than any man in England) has been
charged by the Government, in consequence of a question addressed
to it by the French Ministry, to search the rolls of Parliament for
cases in which the supplies have been refused, and to ascertain
what measures were pursued by the Crown in consequence of such
refusal. Sir J. Lzace replied, that no such case has presented
itself since the reign of Ktmo WILLTANy all the Kings of England
having yielded to the opinion of Parliament in sufficient time to
prevent matters corning to such extremities."
Captain RUSSELL, who has lately been dismissed the
service fat the loss of his Majaty's ship Wolf, by the sentence of a
General Cou is said to be a brother of the Marchioness of
C LLLLL AND, throw n which connexion he obtained the rank of a
Commander in the Navy at an age (17) when few are promoted to
that of a Lieutenant. But for this circumstance it is generally
thought the sentence would have been less decisive, and more in
unison with that of the master of the said vessel. This
'creditable to the Members of the Court, who had the ind
thus to mark their disapprobation at the exercise of su-cru7l;
influence!

Mr. Noun' of the Grecian Coffee-house, near Tem-
ple-bar, expired under railer curious circumstances on Sunday
evening. His wife, who bad been for sans time ill, died on Satur-
day roaming, and Mr. Mows, who was also mash indisposed,
feeling a sort of preseatiment that be could not king survive, ac-
tually told the undertaker, who came to arrange the burial of Mrs.
Hewn, to keep her as long as possible, as the seine grave would
serve fa both g this prognostic proved but toe teas, Mr. Bows
harks( expired as When stated, the day after hit wife, and they will
be both intend at the same time.

Tnz LATE DUEL IX DUBLI3I.—The July which had
been =pulled to inquire into the eiretunsemmue of the duel in
shish O'Grady was mortally wounded, have, after the wasoina.
des Owed wham's, returned the following verdict We
Ind het awash huwar O'Grady came to his death by a pistol
boll, hod id lint by Oquein John Smith, of the Regiment on
the ussedne of sho Ittli inst. at a held near the "rug 4.4 '
near
Xibriehms Owsnow, in the aunty at Dublin i and that the
said Ouplaht J. R. liehi she sCiericame=aud the
do further Fad that of the owe
regiment, woe elPing
_erdiashatike the said Jaim Nebo& ihnith,aad
that Lissionsed liteiseick Mussismea, at the Oh Rome% was pro.
sent, se hind to the deceased; sad that the add parties me set
heehaws's', mail tut the who st the said pistol is hile." There
will not, ifis sail in the Irish popes, be any pesseuides 17 du
Mends of the deemed. Thew we, however, drealesiosse in the
case width soma to sign. a Watery investigatiem It should be
ameeldwi 'Whir Osplob ONO was or wee not the WOW a
gressor, wil it he was, wilst is die military opinion wesomming hie
whole widset in this Behideoly ethirl.alorning Parr.