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London, England, 1821-01-29 00:00:00

Tuff KING'S COURT.

Out Saturday his Majesty held a Court at Carl-
ton Palace. A guard of honour, preceded by Ik--
band in their state uuiform•, marched into the
Palace-yard; and a detachment of the life guards
took their station in Vl'aterloo-pl3ce.
The full Court Attendants wen• to wailing, soil
the Yeomen Guard hoed the grind )1,111.
Among the Calsitirt 111misterh I:re•eitt were—
The lord Chaueetttr, the Forst Loud of the Treasury, the
Lord Pt ivy Seal, the Lord President of the Council, ILe
Sew taiii s of State for Ilse Hume and Colonial Departiartinii,
the Chancellor of (be Exclietia r, the Viesideut of the
Board of Control, &c.

The Officers of State, and other attendants pre-
sew, were—

The Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse, the
Treasurer of the Household, Viseunni Lnke is the toed in
i‘aiting, Sir fl'm. Keppel as Groom in IV,titiug, Sir-Thto,
Hmannotad as Equerry in Waiting, Master Patter as Page ..r
Honour, the Lord Chief Jusilee of the Court of King's
Benrlr, aid the Recorder of Loudon.
The Court was commanded to he held by the
King principally upon u uioit memorable occasion,
v•x.—the receiving a Loyal Address from the full
Hotly Corporate of the Corporation of Dublin, with
all their Officers in their full robes, tarrying their
insigiiiis or Cafe. Such a proceeding and circum-
stance iv understood to be unprecedented. it halving
been pre vi usly lay deputation. as list 'ear, by the
Lord Nlayor said Sheriffs, upon the King's secession
to the throne. Such a tante of dutiful respect end
attachment to hie Msjesty's•Person and Government
not Bruin' been pod, to soy other Moweich, the
particulate dimiaidiiim or receiving the Adders" on
the Throne nits very graciously extended by the
King upon this ()cession to this highly distinguished
Corpoi anon. Preparations were accordingly made
for this splendid cereinoily.
The Corporation of the City of Dublin in their
splendid varrimg.s, anal the Lord 11183 or's tier-
vdsits and °theta, in very hantlsome liveries, arrived
at the l'alace at twelve o'clock; they were received
by the guards and bands with military honours.
The Members of the Corporation, entered the
P~lrce 111 grand procession, preceded by the Mar-
shal of the Corporation, carrying the keys of the
City of Dublin, decorated with blue and orange
rib!) 4 Mi.

The Officer of Commons, earr)ing the mace; Alderman.
Slay; the Recorder ; and the City Chaplain, the Rev George
Blacker; Alderman Darnley, Chief Magistrate of Police of
Dublin ; Mr. Shinn' Whiteford, cf Dublin; M. Greene,
Esq. Town Cleik, carrying the Address; Alderman Shaw
and Mr. Ellis, the City Representatives; Aldermen James,
Blowliam, Abbott, Nugent, Archer, knd Montgomery; Mr
C. P. Aielier, Mr. Francis Fox, and Mr. Dixon, Sheriffs'
Peers. Together with euviral Gentlemen of the Court of
COIIIIIIIOU COMIC!, and Freemen of the City of Dublin„
among them were—li.e RI. Poii.Sir G. Hill, Vice-T/1116cm,
of Ireland; the Richt Honourable Sir H. Bloonsfieht; Mr.
H. It. Bishop, die Composer; General O'Longblae; Colonel
Reeves; Mr. Twycrus.; Mr. J. Mlles; Mr. W. Disc's;
Mr. Brown; Mt. Roue, &c.
They all appeared in their full robes who belonged
to the Corporation ; die Right Liao. the Lord.
Mayor wearing hi. splendid chain, and carrying bin
wood of office. His Lordship and must of the
Gentlemen wore powder, and iu every respect foil
dresicil, as much ua the Court mourning would ad-
mit of, bugs, &c. They were conducted into the
ante-room, adjoining the crimsoir drawing-room.
where they reinoined a short dare, when every pre-
paration bring in readiness for the King to receive
the Corporalion nu the Throne, Mr. Nlols, and an-
other Gentleman Usher in wailing, conducted rho
Lord Mayor, the members of the Corporation, and
other Gentlemen accompanying theta, through the
grand hall and the octagon hull, where the Lord
4.7.lramberluin received to to conduct them into the
Royal presence. On their entering the great collo-
cil-room u numerous assemblage of Geodesic's
Pensioners, headed by their Lieutenant, Standard—
Bearer, and Harbinger, in their state uniform.
formed an avenue to the Throne. Ili. &Needy
was seated on Mu Throne in a Field Maislurri.
uniform, in excellent health, surrounded by his
Cabinet Ministers, Great Officers of State, and
other attention's.

The Right Don. the Lord Mayor and the other
gentlemen having made three obei►uucea approached
the Sovereign.
The mace, sword of state, end keys of the City of
Dublin were in feedlot-as to be !old at the King'.
feet, when his Majesty was pleased to order them to
be returned.

M. aerie, Esq. the Town Clerk, handed the
Address in the Lord Mayor, and his Lordship gave
it to W. J. Greene, Esq. the Recorder of the City
of Dubliri, who read it in a most impressive manner.
The Address breathed the strongest attachment in
his Alajesly's person and government, and pledged
the Addressers, es a Corporate body and individu-
ally. to supdhrt the laws, &
His Majesty returned a long and appropriate
answer, . ntiti c every important 'mint in the Ad-
dress. tbs Lordship and the Gentlemen seem-
rallying him were inns? graciously reteived, and had
the honour to kiss his Mitjtsty's hand.
Alter his Lordship awl the gentlemen had with.
drawu from the prtsenee of the King, preparations
were made fur receiving the Address of the Ch rgy
of London and IVestiniuster, who were received hy-
he King in a similar &grained and Insuoured 111,111.
ner, oil his throne, and were ronducted it) a similar
manner. They came in grand procession from Mr.
Riviirgton's, the bookseller's house, iu Waterloo-
place, preceded by Messrs. Litigant Rice, and
Clark, Vergers of St. Paul's Cathedral. iu their
robes, and carrying their silver verger. The Dig-
nitaries of the Church end Reverend Gentlemen
acconaporrying the Address were headed by the Bi-
shop of London and Bishop of lasudaff.
After they had made their oneioances
King, the Bishop of London proceeded to
Address, to which his Majesty returned
gracious answer. They were most gruel()
crived, arid kissed his Majesty's hand. At
numerous assemblage present were—.
Archdeacon Pou, Archdeacon Wollaston, /
Three, the Donn of Canterbury, the Rev. Dr. Ws
Rev. Dr. Dakin, the Rev. Mr. Holmes, the nub.l
Chapel Royal, the Rev. Daniel Wilson, of Si.
Rev. J. W. Vivian, Rector of St. Augustine amid
itstliag.street, the Rev. Chalice Gerard, GI
Loashard street, the Rev. Durham, tire

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It sap% M.A. the Rev. W. G. Pkes, the Rev. S. Piggott, A.M.
• of Clerical/ell, She Rev: Dr. Gardner, tbs ridresr
'lentos, of St. lenses's, the Rev. Dr. Blionalleid, the. Rev.
J. J. Ellis, the Rev. W. Gurney, the Rev. Dr. Hoßiagsselb,
the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Wellesley, Archdeacon Jefferson, the
Rev. Dr Shepherd, the Rev. Mr. Lloyd, ke..lse. amosating
to above ore handred.
His Majesty afterwards held. a Council, at which
Sir John Silvester, the Recorder of London, was
introduced, and made a report of the convicts ca-
pitally convicted at the Session before last, at Jus-
tice Hdll in the Old Bailey, viz.
. James Farquhar, Wm. Fulham, John Heed, Wm. Law.
Tepee, James Long, and Henry Errs'', fur hniise.breaking ;
Joseph Colvin, Henry Tobin, Joseph Mania, James
Reeves, Joseph Johnson, James Hunt, Joseph White,
Matthew Cooper, John Male, Samuel Chandler, John Da.
via, and George Mason, fur highway robberies; Samuel
Joses, W. Dunn, and W. Hall, fur burglary ; Ann Gibson,
George Allen, Elizabeth Holland, Robert Parker, Win. Pad.
duck, Edmund Burke, sad Catherine 111‘Dunald, for
sienliag in dwelling-houses; and Thomas Monday, fur horse
stealing—when
Henry Tobia, Joseph Marling James Reeves, Joseph
Johnson, Joseph White, and John Davis, were ordered for
execution on Wtduteday next—The others were respited
during pl
The Judge-Advocate had an audience of his
Majesty, and reported the proceedings of some
Courts. Martial, and took the King's commands
upon them.
The • Luld Chancellor and Viscount Sidmouth
had audiences of his Majesty.
Soon after the breaking up of the Court the
KING left town for Brighton in his travelling cha-
rtist, escorted by a party of light horse.