The Sun.
London, England, 1836-08-22 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The King went in State on Saturday to the House of Peers
In prorogue the Parliament with a Speech from the Throne.
The State procession quitted St. James's Palace 20 minutes
nefore two o'clock, in the following order
A carriage, drawn by a set of six greys, conveying Sir Fre.
derick Smith and Mr. Lewis, Gentlemen Ushers to the King;
Me, Derinzy, the Exon of the Yeoman Guard ; and Colonel
Hill, Silver Stick in Waiting. A carriage, drawn by six
13:Ya, in which were Colonel Cavendish, Equerry to the
jag ; Sir W. Lumley and Sir Robert Otway, Grooms of
the Bedchamber; Captain Seymour, Groom of the Robes;
411c1 Mr. Graves, Page of Honour. A carriage, drawn by a
set Of bays, conveying the Earl of Ilchester, Captain of the
Yeoman Guard ; Hon. Mr. Byng, Comptroller of the House-
;°c; Sir Chas. Rowley, Groom of the Bedchamber ; and
lAndrew Barnard, Clerk Marshal. The fourth carriage,
rttuservsnan
sbiersieitdbi lack horses, containing the Duke of Argyll,
Adol
lisorciY Lord Hill, Gold Stick in Waiting ; Sir
phu:Y, Keeper of his Majesty's Privy Purse ; and
Fitzclarence, Lord of the Bedchamber. The
livenq's Marshalmen two and two, the King's Footmen in State
verroineasttiowo and two, a party of the Yeoman Guard in their
n costumes. The State coach, conveying the King,
des, a,7re an Admiral's uniform, with the Stars of two Or-
°,_,'anighthood, and the Riband of the Order of the Gar-
Nla.t "is Majesty was accompanied by the Earl of Albemarle,
Waiting ser of the Horse, and Viscount Ashbrook, the Lord in
r.Sir P. Roe, Chief Magistrate of Bow-street, and two of the
t,aciPal officers of that office were in attendance, the latter
Huse of Peers.
ICi?n his Majesty's entering the State coach, the band of the
r,g',B Guard, who were on duty in the Courtyard, played
"nu save the King."
T jeh,eprocession was escorted by a party of the Life Guards.
4,,,s‘ang returned to the Palace at half-past three o'clock.
ka',u Charles Fitzroy, the Vice-Chamberlain, received his
JestY, and preceded him to the State rooms.
~;11The grand chambers were lined, both on his Majesty's arri-
_ and departure, Vaster Yeoman of the Guard, headed by
r..Ellerthorp, the of the Cheque.
t., His Majesty's Levees at St. James's will be discontinued un-
it further orders.
smallat party dined with their Majesties. on Friday evening,
th St. James's, including Prince Earnest of Hesse Philipps-
al, Princess de Lippe, Earl and Countess Brownlow, Earl
it
ad Countess Denbigh, Lord and Lady Frederick Fitzcla-
Zul,l.ea, Sir Charles Rowley, Sir Horace Seymour and Lady
nton, Sir Andrew Barnard and Mrs. Fitzherbert.
d Band of the Royal Horse Guards were in attendance
nring the eveaing
t. Air. Lichtenberg: y
, Hanoverian Privy Councillor of Lege-
lan, had an audience of the King on Friday, at St. James's.
loutiris Majesty gave audiences on Saturday to Viscount Mel-
The, Earl of Albemarle, and the Adjutant-General.
before Queen, attended by Lady Clinton, left town shortly
His four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, for Windsor Castle.
'Majesty, accompanied by Prince Ernest of Hesse Phi-
41f,
,r a), left town ten minutes before five o'clock on Saturday
escorted by a party of Hussars, for Windsor Castle.
Lord John Russell and Lord Glenelg left town on Satur-
a):„..for Tunbridge Wells.
4. 415 Excellency, Mr. Andrew Stevenson, Envoy Extraor-
,ll4,,arY from the United States, has removed from his residence
Zork-terrace, to No. 23, Portland-place.
for',l,le Chancellor of the Exchequer left town on Saturday,
The
seat of the Earl of Limerick, South Hill Pk, Berk
e Right Hon. Gentleman proceeded yesterday toar Bristol.s.
Lord

tutu . John Russell has taken a house for the nu-
tin at Tunbridge, where the Marquis of Ely has taken
°Yoe House for the season.
I, °ll Tuesday a collier, at Govan Coal Works,
be
~
11 e'L Thomas Brown, was killed by a stone falling his
eat!, which literally dashed it to pieces. lie was married.
,:ltichard Wilson, Esq., of Scarborough, with a
-emit truly worthy of imitation, is building, at his own ex-
Ileaeose, fourteen Alms Houses for old seamen, in the ground
-JO Nesfiold's Brewery.—Hull Packet.
fr "I Thursday last, a poor man fell about 9.0 feet
a°n! the scaffuld of the Lunatic Asylum, by which he received
finchvloient concussion of the brain, and was otherwise very
bruised. —Northampton Chronicle.
The el
Preparations have been made at Windsor for
The celebration of his Majesty's birth-day (this day)
rev
his splendid fireworks are to be exhibited at night,
to L Majesty will give a superb dinner to a party invited
i„.„tu.' Castle for the Egham Races. The King and Queen
Rill hotour the course with a visit on Tuesday, and the King
thi- reviev the troops at Windsor the day following, and in
e evening
.will give a grand military dinner.
in The HArtvEsT.—ln the neighbourhood surround-
laR Barnstaple, Bideford, &c., many'fieldS' of Wheat have been
tress °f ill excellent condition, and on all sides the yellow !tc
if
the wch Country indicates that the operation of the sickle,.
the..weiather contindes as at present, need not be stay.ed u. ntiinl
gee nele crop is securely athered in. The quality is
ew
tii,tery. good, and of fair- average quantity.— Western Lu-
in iit'll!t Week, as 11,1 r. and Mrs. Beisloy were returning
the tgrlg to Canterbury, from the neighbourhood of Chatham,
I, uo se Win .1.
- stone, , ,u was going at a moderate pace, stumbled over
au, and 00 the reins being quickly jerked, it stopped so
the mielY as to break a shaft. Mr. Beisley alighted, when
thro4nal started off at a rapid rate, and Mrs. BeisleY was.e
fire Kappout
y twoiathddSoZet Ns'hioeleinsedeOiaugndwheelrl.leg
Atn was broken. We
lest . cot shocking circumstance occurred on Saturday
H
the abov day,
of tit Castee Rising
several
miles from Lynn. In the evening
persons were drinking at the Black
taioi ter public__
tweencenfusion ensued; during which a fight took place be-
Jakee two persons, whose naines acre Richard Elmer and 'Pith e it,tr,ewne, when, in the contest, Browne stabbed Elmer
drew ,flife in the lower part of the body and inflicted so
2Va 41 a Wound, that he died in a few mint:tes afterwards.—
efolli Chronicle.