The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-01 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

I.l4;"terdaY, about two o'clock, his MAJESTY arrived in
1411:I:ening carriage and four, escorted by a party of
4,11.1°r8e, at his Palace in St. James's, from Windsor.
4,4'3: after his arrival the KING gave audience to the
bet lxhnp of CANTERBURY, the Marquis of CHOLMON-
Iiti,t; Sir JAMES GRAHAM, Viscount MELBOURNE, the
or Aluis of LANSDOWNE, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl
(e••••LARLE, Lord HILL, and the Judge Advocate-
Iter
cdl, who laid before his MAJESTY the proceed-
totnlin°' "Hie Courts' Martial, and received the KING'S
1-Cand'oPon the same.
MAJEsTy afterwards held a Levee.
du ;the Eroree Levee Mr. SAMUEL HANCOCK was intro-
free', to the KING, and kissed hands on his being ap-
,ril4ted an Exon of the Yeomen Guard, by the Mar-
tj,' of CLANRICARDE. Mr. DISBROWE, his Majesty's
kivnY Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the
Iteni!°f WuETEatRERG, was presented by Viscount PAL-
P0i...:.1°N, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for
cg 4 Affairs, on his return to England, on leave of
4:i"r• The Ri.ght Hon. H. W. WILLIAMS WYNN, his
tie(3lYs Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
un4„Y„t? the Court of Copenhagen, was presented by Vis-
ah;` I'AiztEasToN, on his return to England on leave of
the There were also present the Duke of SUSSEX,
1)1.11 nUSsian and French Ambassadors, the Spanish,
vqi:iarti Danish, Neapolitan, Bavarian, Mexican, Hano-
tAff'! Wurternherg, and Belgian Ministers, the Charge
Itit„.4res from the United States, the Archbishop of CAN-
/tit-',31"., the Bishop of LONDON, the Bishop of CHICHES;
lerk of the Closet, the Lord Chancellor, the Lora
P4-:4t, the Secretaries of State for the Home and
,:q
Departments, the President of the Board of
hell r 0"
i°°l; the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Lord Cham-
C,,p14)., the Master of the Horse, the Lord Steward, the
the a'° of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners,
ell'',,aPtairt of the Yeoman Guard, the Judge-Advocate
Core Sir GEORGE NAYLER, Garter, the Master of the
hlr 4/3.4)nies,llajor-General GRANT, Governor of Trinidad,
Affii iCKHoUSE, Under Secretary of State fur Foreign
Comptroller of the Household, the Deputy
ta-o'hanaberlain, the Master of the Rolls of Ireland.
AMHERST and Admiral Sir ROBERT OTWAY, were
A~Dtd and Groom in Waiting.
sxt th
G..neral Levee were-
-Isef;'-.„, Carlisle, Amherst.
(411`!,,,,uNT—Gaiway.
tl(l4"'—De Roos, Ruthven, Holland, A kland.
'4. It HONOURABLES—CharIes Graacnt, Robert Grant,
SI WYnn.
M.Mahon, G. Seymour.
•94,,k,1-',l,LND—Edward Arney.
(q,,t,—,IECItS—J. 11. Hawkins, M.P., Douglas Loveday, Back.
A,14. Haneock,.Disbrowe. d
IRA Ls—sir T. Hardy, I'. Dun as.
I'4,IERALs--Sir G. Elder, Macdonell, L. Grant, Sir T.
„CoVn, Clifton.
`,',ONELS—Langmead Knollys, Shaw, T. Reed, Stannus,
hi; Wynyard, Mair, Jones, Sir C. B. Vere, Trelawny.
(...4JORs—Kingston, Crabb, M'Arthur, Hyde.
r
k\AP,4,IIINS—W. Symo ndsSi, R. M.N Seym
~ Wiou r.
se, R.N., G. Bremer,
Collard'
t•.,i:rs UNA NTS—Fl'ae' F.N.lBattersby, Luard.
Iph4. • Walker, R.N., as , .J. G. Raymond, R.N., L.
S. .H:lllseernmans, R.N., S. Marindin, Dick-
A C. Streattield, Wood.
itit;',e following had the honour of being presented to his Ma-
~g`Qr dlliam e Roos by Lord Foley.
M.Mahon, Bart., Master of the Rolls of Ireland,
(tie Herbert Taylor.t4Y Hill, his return from his mission in Ireland,
Right Hon. Sir James' Graham.
'-°Yaal°' Kingston, on his being appointed to the command of the
kajoAfriean Corps, by Lord Hill.
Ntai,r-General L. Grant Governor of Trinidad, to take leave.
'orCir-General Sir George Elder, C.B. and C.T.S., by General
ta„.•Yuedoch
YC",.in Coda. I, Adjutant South Hants Light Infantry Militia,
L°lotiel Sir W Pll Bart.
'.o:ut-Colonel L .ngo ee-incl', Commander of the West Devon
b Sir 'Fmray‘ton Drake.
yArney 11 A. by the Right Hon. and Rev. Lord
us Fitz-ClarenCe.. •
‘,,,,"(ihn Heywood Hawkins, M.P., by Viscount Althory.*
Stannus C.B. Hon. East India Company's service, by
Lie ••(..eneral Sir'John'Malcolm.
(.I_4 .i'ot,:',,C°lol 1 112; Scots Fusileer Guards, by Col. Keate.
,raht:,,,, 7.1 ihr°ltGeesiirrneenttidoenr. his return from the county
iUt % Ireland
gR. A., on promotion, by the Master.
ral of the Ordnance.
C:,,t-
tColonel It ed by Lord Hill.
e R.N , by Sir John Pechell, Bart.
(!ltil,k': ereton,yumonantt'asc'hed,.from Ireland, by the Lord in
Ca
Is4,Phail, on his return from the lonian Islands, by Sir
Lie er,
5.1.1 4t-Col Sh A•t Adjutant-General, by Lord IBM,.
• aw, ssis
• 11. cedertick Glagse, chis Majesty's ship Caledonia, by Sir
;. H. nans R.N., by Sir .1. Graham.
A","'• G. Rayond:RN., by Sir Herbert Taylor.
„--fxanderC Streattield, on appointment to the 2d Life
t,,'.11),? I,Y Colonel ygon
Lieutenant Woad, On appointment to 2d Life Guards, by
t'''tit 'l)l°n*
t•Tr. lickson, by Sir IL Ta) or.
kol, • Marintlin, on appointment to 2d Life Guards, by Colonel
1,,
! ri,-t• Leven Walker, RN., by Sir J. Graham.
atur• - ~Tander i
11.2' hae R. N., by Sir J. Grahai.n..
At... L. Battersby,' 15th' Infantry, by Lord F. Itzclarence.dy ..
the I ; Itt .1.8 ...AJESTY held a Privy Council,
ti—:?`,',l) the late Great Seal of England was Iltstroyed
°tetta KING, and a new one adopted, which has lately
to et, "ecut:d by Mr. WYoN, the chief engraver of seals
4,.k5l :1(11,G. On the obverse of the new seal, his MA-
'Net- 13 represented seated on his throne, supported by
k4-344° and Britannia ' • on one side are figures of Piety
!he ;"tice, and on theother of Peace and Plenty. On
the 'r'ack-ty'rlse is a representation of his MAJESTY on horse-
n, The seal is composed of silver, and is executed in
A'st finished style of art.
41%0 anew' seal for the Admiralty Court of Scotland was
sti?Provell of.
14rIv tllight Hon. H. WILLIAIit WYNN was re-sworn a
Councillor.lh~te 13134 of CUMBERLAND visited his MAJESTY,
14 j
after which the KING left town on his return to
'sur,
to ThisSt',t4ki,announcement of the Court Circular may occasion some
~.Ilt The Reform Bill was not discussed. yesterday
?„r d kith ' indisposition, who might Iron', this
,suPpor se'd to °hriav'se beeii well enough to go to the levee ;
iitth:kotslLlot fact, a presentatio.n does not „Av the presence
outse card only is given to the Lord in Waiting
..bes of four.

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