Star.
London, England, 1830-08-02 00:00:00

COURT INTELLIGENCE.

The King of Wurtemberg arrived at Boulogne at four
o'clock on Thursday afternoon. At six o'clock his Ma-
Ksty received an express from Paris, which caused the
King to change his course, and instead of proceeding to
Paris, which was his intention, His Majesty went by
rout of Stutgard and Brussels on his return to Wurtem-

berg.
His Majesty give a grand dinner at the Palace at St.
James's to the members of the "Nulli Secundus" Club
on Saturday. This club was founded by his late Royal
Highness the Duke of York. It consists of officers who
are or have been in the Coldstream regiment of Foot
Guards. The occasion which led to the King entertain-
ing the members of the club at dinner was this:—lli.
Majesty, when Duke of Clarence, bad promised to dine
with the club this year. His Majesty having succeeded
to the throne, and being thus prevented from dining with
the club, invited the whole of the members to dine with
him.

The members, to the number of 70, appeared in their
uniform. It consists of a blue coat, with velvet cellar
and white metal buttons, on which are engraved a star
encompassed with the motto of the club, " /Vu//i se-
cundus."

His Majesty received the party in the ball-room. Those
members of the club who had not previously been intro-
duced to the King, were severally presented to his Majes-
ty, and kissed hands.
On proceeding to the banqueting-room, where the din-
ner was served, the band of the Coldstream Regiment of
Foot Guards, who were stationed in the entree gallery,
struck up, "Oh the roast beef of Old England". The
band played the Duke of York's march and other pieces
in the course of the evening.

The King and Queen, accompanied by the Duchess of
Cumberland and Prince Frederick of Prussia, and at-
tended by the Earl of Fife, as the Lord in waiting, and
Earl Howe, as Lord Chamberlain to her Majesty, at-
tended divine service yesterday morning in the Chapel
Royal, St. James's. The Bishop of Chichester attended
as Clerk of the Closet. The church service was read by
the Rev. Messrs. Beckwith, senior and junior, Minor
Canons. The music was King's service in D, Attwood's
Sanctus and Commandments.

The communion service was read by the Dean and
Sub-dean. The Bishop of London preached an impres-
sive sermon from the sth chapter of tho Ist Epistle of
St. John, and the sth verse.
The anthem was, " Blessed be thou, Lord GOD of
Israel." In this was a quartett, "Thine, 0 Lord, is
the greatness," which was sung by Messrs. Evans.
Nield, Molineux, and one of the young gentlemen of
the Chapel Royal. The duet, " Both riches and
honours," was sung by two gentlemen of the Chapel
Royal.
Messrs. Evans, Hawes, Nield, Molineux, Roberts,
land Wiltshire, assisted at the church service.

Sir George Smart presided at the organ.
The Archbishop of Canterbuy and a numerous as-
semblarge of nobility were present.
The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria at-
I tended Divine service yesterday in the private chapel at
the King's palace at Kensington. The service was per-
formed by the Chaplain to the Royal Duchess.
The Princess Augusta and the Princess Sophia ho-
noured Mrs. Sneyd with a visit on Saturday, at her
residence in Audley-square.
The Austrian Ambassador had a long conference
with the Earl of Aberdeen, on Saturday, at the Foreign
Office.

The Queen, attended by Lord Howe, Baron Baum-
basob, Lord Clinton, and Miss Fitzclarence, on her visit
to the Colosseum, on Friday last, expressed, in the most
gracious terms, her entire approbation of the various
alterations and additions that have been made in this
establishment since last year, when she frequently viewed
its progress.