The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-03 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

His MAJESTY went yesterday in state to the House
il
Peers, to give his assent to the Queen's Annuity Bill.
MAJESTY also went, to be present at the ceremony, acc°,
parried by the Duchesses of CUMBERLAND, GLOITCO,
and CAMBRIDGE. Their MAJESTIES and the
Family-lunched at two o'clock. At,out three O'CIOCI",,
QUEEN and her suite left the Palace, by the gindete•gr,
in four carriages (the servants in state liveries), o°l
by a detachment of the Royal Horse Guards. 0
Duchess of CUMBERLAND, attended by Lady 5°1:0
Lr.stszox and Baron LINsINGEN, preceded the (2117-1
In the first carriage were two Maids of Honour, ands
Page of Honour. In the second carriage were Mr. ,
LEI-, her Majesty's Vice-Chamberlain, two Maids of h:
nour, and the Gentleman IJ'her in waiting. The
carriage contained Earl HowE, the Lord ChamberhOr,
the QUEEN, and Baroness AHLETELDT, the Lady in °IO
ing on the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE. Her MAJEsfr
accompanied by the Duchesses of CAMBRIDGE and 001'
cEsTER, and was attended by her Lady in waiting,
CLINTON.

The procession for the KING to go in state was PA
direct'y aft,rwards in the principal Court-yard o' 1,1
Palace,, where the King's Guard was on duty. 1611
first carriage, which was drawn by six greys, weteci
HANCOCK', the Exon in waiting, and Mr. LEWIS, the 1)i
tleruan Usher in waiting. The second carriage, lie
was drawn by six bays, contained Lord AucusTus
CLARENCE, the Groom of the Robes, the Clerk DIV
and the Page of Honour. In the third carriage, Lia/
by six white horses, were the Comptroller of the 11,1:1
hold, and the Silver Stick in waiting. The fourth ti
riage, drawn by six black horses, contained Lord 110,01i1
Gold Stick in waiting, the Earl of FIFE, Lord in tvs',4
and the Master of the Robes. The State carriage, ' h
by eight cream•coloured horses, was preceded bfot.
King's Marshalmen two and two, and the King's fl'
men two and two, in their State dresses. A party °to
Yeomen Guard, in their Coronation dresses, wept it
fore and at the sides of the c irriage. The 1(-.14'a ft
was habited in an Admiral's uniform, descended the
tyt
Staircase, preceded by his Grace the Lord Chanabe,
and entered the carriage at ten minutes past three °clef/
The Master of the Horse and the Groom of the Sty
opposite to his AIAJEsTr. The escort was composed
First Life Guards. The procession entered St. ir
Park by the gates ailf,ining to Harrington-house. fi?j
The QUEEN and suite returned to the Palace Soc° j,PI
four o'clock, and were soon after followed by bl6ll
JESTY, who wore the same robes of ermine and
velvet as on the occasion of opening or closing the
of Parliament. pOP
The Duchess of SAXE WEIMAR, accompanied by oP„
WILLIAM of Saxe Weimar, took leave of their 111Pliel
yesterday, on her return to the Continent, and left
lace at St. James's about half.past one o'clock, in, 01'`,.
the QUEEN'S carriages, and proixeded to Deptforotete,
her serene Highness embarked on board the Comet
packet far Rotterdam. 4/ of')
Earl GREY had an audience yesterday with the ritl,,,
Summonses were issued on Monday to upwards ° I
hundred Members of the House of Commons fr°lllo,,,
ALTHORI', to attend a meeting respecting the ea°s 004,
Reform now before Parliament. A very numero°o,,at
ing of Members took place yesterday in censetine
the
The reignott-offiCce.H tervi‘
Lo ANCELLOR of Ireland had an ill

yesterday with Earl GREY. %lei/
A Cabinet Council was held at ten o'clock en,:olii
night at the Foreign-office, which was attende' ift
whole of the Cabinet Ministers. The Council ea
liberation till hall-past twelve o'clock. 4t •
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The Court of Claims held a meeting yesterJ4 of
Council- office, and heard and decided on the claim {ot~
Dean of \VESTMINSTER, and other functionaries, j
vices to be rendered at the approaching Coronatiliorro
Lords present were, the Duke of Nonyowc, °L.ecp,,o 1
of LANSDOWNE, Earl GREY, the Marquis ot
CA RDE, GODERICII, Lord PLUNKETT, l''°f
LAND, and :Mr. TAYLOR.
Mr. GREVILLE attended as Clerk to their Lord'Ut

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