Star.
London, England, 1830-05-29 00:00:00

WALKING BIWA.

Hat of white crape, with two white and green plumes laid very
near die edge of the font. The ribbons of printrose-eolour, a
gn:at deal puffed on the inner front. The pelisse is of gros de
Naples, the tender new green, called by the French vat colibri. It
'robes back with lapels' to show a folded gilet made of plaited silk,
the same as the dress, and a chentisette fastened in front with pearl
ornaments. A full double ruche surrounds the thrust, and a cravat
is worn of white silk, with a lace rosette in front. A narrow
plaited trimming of silk falls over the fullness of the sleeves, and
passes round the back ; it is continued gradually narrowing to the
belt, which clasps in front with a cipher buckle.
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A number of old English sports were engaged in by
some of the inhabitants of Kew, and the military sta-
tioned there, in honour of Prince GEoaG es birth-day,
and prizes were awarded to the successful candidates.
The members of the Royal Family took their leave
about half-past five o'clock and returned to town, with
the exception of the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE,
who proceeded to their residence is Bushy Park. In
the evening there was a display of fire*orks.
Prince LEOPOLD came to town yesterday from his
residence at Claremont. His Royal Highness has come
to town for the season.

A Cabinet Council was held at half-past two o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the Foreign Othce, which was
attended by the Duke of Wituanwrow, Earls Bs.rn-
UKST, RUBBLY'', and ABLIDEIN, Viscount MEL-
viLLE, Lord Et.isusuanuou,Sis ROIZILT PEEL, Sir
GEOROS MUnnAT, the CHANCILLOn of the Ex-
CIIZQVIII, and Mr. Meanie.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT-Tim DAY.

PUBLIC PRAYER FOR MS MAJESTI"B RECOVERY.

The Houses of Parliament assembled this morning, and both
Lords and Commons, pursuant to an sat-lent cost= when Perlin.
tuent meets on the celebration of the Anniversary of KingChatiteit
Restoration, an event which has not occurred for 20 years, went to
hear Divine Service—the Peas to Virestminster Abbey, and tl:e
Commons to St. Blargaret'i* biption
Shortly after 12 o'clock, tHe from the House of Lords
entered the Cathedral in the following order

The Vergers, the super* Officers of the House of Lords, the
Mac. Bearer with the Mace, the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishops
(I Canterbury and York, the Bishops of Bristol, Chester, and Ro-
chester, the Earl df thatesbury, Lord Westmoreland, the Earl of
Chichester, Earl Monaco, Load Bexley, Icc. At.

The Arabia °Ps of York and Canterbury took their seats in the
stalls on the right of the organ screen, and the Lord Chancellor,
Lord Beale;, fee. on the left stalls. The organ, while the preen-
.ion was entering the Cathedral, struck up a grand anthem.

Divine se:vice was then commenced, and before the Litany was
read, the following prayer, ordered by the Archbishop of Canterbury
.tn be read in all churches throughout the Kingdom, pursuant to the
c vnimideitin late Cabinet Council, was read, for the recovery of his

in whose hands are the is-
beseech Thee, to the cry of Thy
prayers, which we make
Sovereign Lord the King.
~to assuage his pain, and to
. his soul by the consolations
himself with all meekness and
entirely to Thy mercy, he

bed of sickness, and long
people, committed to his charge, in peace

eotitinue . govern
ant righteousness.
And finally grant, Ofleavenly Father ! that when it shall be thy

(AS pleasure to call him from this world unto thee, he may receive
a crown of glory in thy everlasting kingdom, through the merits and
mediation of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus CHRIST. Amen."
Tue procession of the House of Commons went to St. MAr.
garet's, beaded by the officers, the Speaker, the Chu:reline of the
Exchequer, and about twenty other :members followed. The same
prayer was then read as noticed above. A sermon was preached by
the Speaker's Chaplain, from John xrhi. 38, " l'ilot saith unto
him:what is truth ? "

31.ijesty
• " Almighty and most !merciful 00D, It
tnies•of .life, inditittglibe ear, we beseech
byte, and ancemitir supplications and
I Thee, on belief of Thy servant, our S
oweinialbOif Thy goodness, 0 Lord,
drit Attimity, and to strengthen hir
of or, that so, resigning himself
Fatten Thy Holy Will, and trusting r
may be raised by Thy power from the In
cogtinue to govern Thy people, committi