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London, England, 1830-07-20 00:00:00

Dulce of Wellington, *to bore the Sword of State, the f
Duke of Beaufort, one of the Supporters to the Chief
Mourner, and the Peers who supported the Pall.
The Ministers of State, the Great Officers of the House-
hold, the Nobility, Bishops, Privy Councillors, Judges
and Law Officers were placed in the vacant and interme-
diate stales, and in the lower sents on each side of tb,•
Choir. The Grooms of the Bedchamber, Gentlemen
Ushers of the Privy Chamber, Equerries, and others, corn
posing the Procession, were arranged on each side of the
Altar, on which was placed the Gold Plate of the Chapel►
Royals
The part of the Service before the interment and the
Anthem being performed, the Royal body was d+•posited
in the vault, and the Service being concluded, his Majesty,
the Chief Mourner, was conducted from the Choir to the
Chapter Room of the Chapel, preceded by the Sword ui
State. After a short pause, Sir George Naylor, Garter
P bscipal King of Arms, pronounced near the grave the
styles of his late Most Sacred Majesty, of blessed memory,
as follows
" Thus it bath pleased Almighty God to take out of this
transitory life, unto His Divine Mercy, the late Most
High, Most Mighty, and Most Excellent Monarch
George the Fourth, by the Grace d God, of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King
Defender of the Faith, and Sovereign of the Moat
Noble Order of the Garter; King of Hanover, and
Duke of Brunswick and Lunenburgh."
" Let us humbly beseech Almighty God to bless and
preserve with long life, health, and honour, and all wordly
happiness, the Most High, Most Mighty, and Most Excel-
lent Monarch, our Sovereign Lord William die Fourth.
now, by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland Kiag,•Defender of the Faith, and So.
vereign of the Most Noble Order of the Garter ; King of
Hanover, and Duke of Brunswick and Lunenburgh.
" GOD save KING WILLIAM THE FOURTH."

After which the Marquis of Conyngliam, Lard Steward
of the Household to his late Majesty, and the other
Officers of bisiate Majesty's Household, broke their Staves
of Office, and kneeling near the grave, deposited the same
in the Royal vault; whereupon their Royal Highne,see
the Princes of the Blotto! Royal, the Great Officers of
State, Nobility, and others, who bad composed the pro-
cession, retired.
The Knights of the several Orders present on the occa-
sion wore their respective Collars, with white rosettes.
In pursuance of his Majesty's Order, the Great Officers of
State, his Majesty's Ministers, and the Officers of the
Royal Household appeared in their State Uniforms, with ,
black waistcoats, breeches, stockings, and buckles, uniforru
swords with crape, and black feathers in their hats. The
Officers of the Army and Navy appeared in full dress
uniforms, with the mourning directed to be worn by them
at Court. The Bishops appeased in their Rockets; the
Peers, eldest sons of Peers, Privy Councillors, and others,
not included in the Royal Order, appeared in full dress black.
The procession from the Royal Apartments to the Choir
01 St. George's Chapel was flanked by the Grenadiers of
the Foot Guard., every fourth man hearing a flambeau.
Fram four o'clock in the morning until nine in the
evening guns were fired at intervals of five minutes, AO
from nine o'clock until the conelus'on of the ceremony,
minute-guns were fired.

NORFOLK, Earl Marshal

EARL MARSHAL'S OFFICE, Jimy 19, 1830.
lii. Majesty has been graciously pleased to express the
highest approbation of all the arrangements made on this
solemn occasion, and of the manner in which the whole
ceremony was conducted.

NORFOLK, Earl Marshal

COURT CIRCULAR.

His Mamas., after inspecting the Coldstreana Reg
ment of Foot Guards, on the Parade, in St. James's
Palk, yesterday morning, went, accompanied by the Royal
Dukes, and attended by his Staff, to the residence of Earl
and Countess BATH an, in Downing-street, from whence
the Queen and the Princesses hail witnessed the spectacle.
The Earl and Countess BeartuttaT gave a public breakfast,
which was served in the grand dining-roorni'of which all
the party pirtook. In addition to their Mee:ernes there
were present.—the Duke, Duchess, and Prince GEORGE
of Cumaerteastn, the Duke of Sussex, the Princes.
AUGUSTA, the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, Prince
lawmen, Prince Faxneatex of PRUSSIA, the Cabinet
Ministers and their Ladies, Earl JERSEY (the Lord
Chamberlain) and Countess JERSEY, Earl Howe (the
Queen's Chamberlain) and Countess Howt, Lord and
Lidy CLINTON, the Ladies of the Queens Ibmeehold, and
the Officers of his Majesty's Staff.
The KING held a Court, at one o'clock, at his Palace
at St. James's, for the purpose of receiving the Addresses
from the Universities of Oxford anti Cambridge.
His Rearm held an Investiture of the Most Ancient
and'Noble Order of the Thistle. The Knight* present
were, Earl CATHCART, the Earl of A111E1%111104, the Elul
of Csssitaas, the Earl of LAUDERDALE, Viscount MEL.
vatat., the Earl of Warswice, the Earl of ASoYNE, and
the Earl of Fire.
Mr. Quitting, the Gentleman Usher of the Green Red,
introduced the Duke of Sussex, when his MAJESTY was
pleased to invest hie Royal Highness with the Insignia o
the Order of the Thistle,
The Deputation from the University of. Oxford came in
grand procession at two o'clock, yesterday afternoon, from
Watts's Rooms, where they h id assembled, to the Palace.
The Deputation consisted of upwards of SOO members,
preceded by the four Esquire Reticle; the Vice-Chancellor,
in the absence of Lord Onatsivittat, the Chancellor of the
University, who was indisposed, headed the deputation,
and was supported by the Heads of Colleges and Halls, the
Professors and the Masters of the Scheele. The depute.
lion were ushered into the presence of the KING by Messrs.
Merin and MARTIN, and Colonel Mamas, the Gentle.
men Ushers in Waiting.
The KING was seated on the Throne habited in an Ad
tniral's uniform; on the right of his MAJESTY stood tl.
Marquis of Witecnerren, as Groom of the Stole, and on
the left, the Duke of Leans, as Master of the Horde; the
other Officers of State, the Cabinet Ministers, and the
Officers of the Household arranged themselves in the mime
manner as on Saturday, when the KING received the City
Address. Among the Noblemen and Gentlemen who
cause with the deputations were Prince Leoroto, the
Archbishop of CAsereuuunr, the Marquis of LA tismwt4 r
the Earl of CARLISLE, Earl Posers, Lord Beaver, Sir
11. Palm, the Right Hon. Sir C. Rontmsote, the Judge of
the Admiralty Court, Sir R. GARDINER, Viscount CLIVE,
the Right Hun. C. WYNN, Rev. Dr. Rance T, Dr. Mac-
SIICHAEL, Rev. Mr. Wawa, Rev. Mr. GILBERT, and the
Rev. Mr. Fat.eownet.n.
The Viez-CstaNceetott reed the Address front the
University, which he afterwards presented to the KING
,His MAJESTY returned a gracious answer. The Heads of
Colleges and Hulls, the Professors, and the Masters at
Schools, were all severally presented to his Maassar, and
had the honour of kissing the KING'S hand.
The Deputation was retiring from the Presence, when
his MAJESTY addressed them—told them that they new,
not withdraw, as the Quests would shortly be really to re-
ceive them.
Her Marini's'. was conducted from her private apart-
meats by Earl Howe, Chamberlain ; the Earl of Banat.,
Master of the Horse; Captain Uouxe, Captain CATH-
cAivr; and Colonel 11.14Dornercea. The Queen having
'taken her seat on the Throne, the Vice-CiraNeretoa
read the Address, to which her MAJESTY returned a gra-
eine answer; those who 'had had the !unmer of kissing
the KING's band then kissed that of her MAJESTY. The
Queen and her attendants then retired.
The KING ha;iing resumed his seat 'on the Throne, the
Deputation from the University of Cembridge entered, pre-
ceded by the three Esquire Beilels—,H. GUNNING,
ALA.; 0. LKAnNo WELL, Req., and W. llopettes, Esq.,
and headed by the Duke of Graaucesaans as Chancellor
of the University, in his splendid robes of office, his train
carried by Colonel Hicrates and Mr. CURREY. The princi-
pal Members of the Deputation were—the Vice-Chancellor,
the Rev. Dr. CIIATY, Master of Sidney Sussex, High
titew.usl, the Earl of Ilawnwiesre, Commissary F, Poi.•
'.t.oet, En., F. R. S., Mr. Serjeant PRIME, Rev. Doctors
Woanewoatm, TUACKERAY, WEER, FItENCII, Comore.,
LAMB, Atsistar, La BLANC, WOODHOUSE, TATHAM
(Public Orator), Rev. Messieurs J. SPEvon, Sittertirtn,
GIBSON, IL KIRBY, G. A. BeowN, Professor ileNseow,
the Rev. Mr. Canuicram, Deputy Registrar (iu the ab-
sence of the Registrar, who was indisposed).
The following Noblemen and Gentlemen accompanied
the Deputation :—The Duke of Sussex, the Duke c'
GonooN, the Duke of ST. ALRAN'S wouities of LA NS-
DOWNI and CAAMEN ; Earls 131tOWNLOW, lIARUWIUKE.
DENBIGH, ABERDEEN, and Weerstoeteten ; Viscounts
BARNARD and PALMERSTGN j Dr. Storm, the Iliehop
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Mr. Ilros; Messrs. Moue]: an kretusoN, and Mr. E.
Aeneasost, Coensel to the Unid versity. The Members
present itioorrotest to 400.
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fermed
them Mat the WOKEN war fo.,
Ile introduced to them. His Maa tall- and his attendants
then withdrew, and the Queen, aceonipanied as before,
when her MAnsTY received the Address from the Univrr»
aley of Oxford, by the Princess Aueurra, the Duchess of
GLOUCESTER, and attended by the Duchess of Limns,
Lady CAROLINE Woon, Mrs. Hors, Misses Baru:, De
Roos, Elan, Hort, and Steam together with the officers
if her Majesty's household, entered and took her seat co
the Throne, the Princess Annum stsnairq on the right,
and the Duchess of GLouettren on the left ; Ettl Howe
(as Lord Chamberlain) ma the right, and the Earl of Balm",
(e Master ,tf the Horse) on the left, The Duke of
Gr.ouctstrrn read the Address.; to which her MaJtsrr
'stunted a gracious answer. The same members who had
kissed the King's hand were presented to her 111,ta Rau
by Earl Howe, the Lord Chamberlain, and had the honour
rf kissing the hand of the Querri.
The Princess Asa Caere and the Duchess of GLoucesrais
aceempanied the Questa in receiving the Oxford
Address.
The Deputation then withdrew.
The Vice-Chancellor, the Rev. Dr. PRESET, gave is
sumptuous (*dune to the Members of the University, at
the Oxford and Cambridge Club House, St. James's. equate.
tiffs Maarxrer held a Privy Conned, at which Mr.
Gatviwe attendee! as Clerk. The Marquis of Cum..
atonnewsr, the Earl ofJERRItY, and the Earl of BELFASY,
were introduced, sworn as Members of his Majesty's Most
Honourable Privy Council, and took their sects et the
Board accordingly. The Duke of Monraost, the Duke
of Devotestune, Earl Pow's. and Sir Wit. Kitten., all
of them Members of the late King's Privy Council, were
;ritrodliced and re-sworn Member, of his Majesty's Privy
Council.
Level GRANTHAII was re-even n Lod Lieutenant of
Bedfordshire.
The Earl of Antacinon, ditto, Berkshire.
The Duke of BocKraottasr, ditto, Buckinghamshire.
The Earl of Itavictt, ditto, Cambridgeshrie.
The Earl of La amt, ditto, Cumberland.
The Duke of Devonsinex, ditto, Derbyshire.
Esti Moat, ditto, Dorsetshice.
Marquis of CLEVELAND, ditto, Durham.
The Duke of Bitatieonr, ditto, Gloucestershire.
The Earl of Vse.otaist, ditto, Hertfordshire.
Marquis CAstrtte, ditto, Kent.
Earl ltaowteLow, ditto, Lincolnehire.
The Duke of PoRTLANo, ditto, MidOleseE.
The Duke of BEAUFORT, ditto, Monmouthshire.
The Earl of WESTMORLAND, ditto Northamptonshire.
The Earl of MaectearteLn, ditto, Oxfordshire.
The Marquis of Extras', ditto, Roland.
Earl Pow's, ditto, Shropshire.
The Duke of WaLtzsecrott, ditto, Southismpten.
Earl TALeor, ditto, Staffiod.
Duke of GRAFTON', ditto, Suffolk.
The Earl of EGREHONT, ditto, Sussex.
The Earl of Waxy/rex, ditto, Warwickshire.
The Earl of LOteenaLit, Weatmorland.
Marquis of Lawsnowne, ditto, Wiltshire.
The Duke of Liens, ditto, Yorkshire (North Riding).
The Duke of lleautonr, ditto, Brecon.
W. E. Potent., Esq. ditto, Cardigan.
Sir W. W. WYNN, ditto, Denbigh.
Earl Gaosvanoa, ditto, Flintshire.
Marquis of Burt, ditto, Glamorganshire.
Sir W. W. WYNN, ditto, Merionethshire.
Viscount Ctavit, ditto, Montgomeryshire.
Lord Rouser, ditto, Radnor.
Marquis of LOTHIAN, ditto, Roxburgh.
Duke of Mote-most, ditto, Selkirk.
The Duke of NEWCASTLE NFU re-sworn Lord Liente..
Want of Nottinghamshire.
The Duke of ARGYLE was re.sworn Lord Lieutenant
of Argyleshire.
His Mammy gave audiences to the Dukes of Wel,
LINGTON, DUO/INGMAR*, and Morino', Marquis of
LONooNDERItY, Earls BATHURST and JERSEY, Viscount
MELVILLE, Sir Romani. Pert., and Sir C. Nett.
The Marquis of CuoLstoremmar, Deputy Great Cham-
berlain ; Lord Costneestral, Gold Stick its Waiting;
end Sir W. Faestatene, Treasurer of the Household, at-
;rolled the Court.
Lord GLENLYON and the Hon. Mr. Tose-awn were
he Lord and Groom in Waiting.
The Court broke up about five o'clock.