The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-30 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

His MAJEsTy went in State yesterday to prorogue the
session of Parliament.

The Royal procession was formed at St. James's Palace
at half-past 1 o'clock ; it consisted of four carriages and
the state coach. The first carriage, which was drawn by
hays, conveyed three Gentlemen Ushers to the KING, and
Mr. PEARSON, the Exon of the Yeomen Guard in Wait-
ing. The second carriage, also drawn by bays, contained
the Hon. Captain CEORGE CAMPBELL., Groom in Wait-
ing; Colonel BOWATER, Equerry ; Colonel Catritsnistr,
Silver Stick; and Master GRAVES, Page of Honour in
Waiting. The third carriage, which was drawn by six
white horses, conveyed the Comptroller of the Household,
the Keeper of the Privy Parse, the Clerk Marshal, and
Sir CHARLES ROWLEY, Groom of the Bedchamber. In
the fourth carriase, drawn by six Hanoverian black horses,
were the Treasurer of the Household, Lord HILL, as Gold
Stick (or Colonel of the Royal Horse Guards) in Waiting,
the Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard, and the Master
of the Robes. The state coach had a new hammercloth of
crimson velvet, with gold fringe and tease's ; the middle
of each side is richly embroidered, in the centre is the Star
of the Order of the Garter, encircled by the motto, Ifoni
snit qui mul y poise. At the top is the Imperial Crown,
and below the Star is the figure of St. George and the
Dragon. The Ross, the Shamrock, and the Thistle are
embroidered on each side. The hick of the hammercloth
has the Royal Arms embroidered in the middle, with
branches of laurel at each side ; othttr branches of laurel
are also embroidered at the corners, which are ornamented
with gold rosettes.
His MAJESTY entered the state coach twenty minutes
before two o'clock. The KING wore an Admiral's uni-
form. Opposite to his MAJESTY sat the Master of the
Horse, and Viscount FALELAND, as Lord in Waiting.
The King's Marshalmen, two and tw;-, preceded the state
coach, followed by 12 of the King's footmen and a party
of the Yeomen Guard, in their Coronation costume, carry-
ing their partisans. Sir FREDERICK Roe, the Chief
Magistrate of Police, was in attendance at the Palace.
Two of the principal officers of Bow-street, GARDNER
and LEDDITTER, walked by the side of the state coach in
its route through the Park, Whitehall, and Parliament-
street, to the House of Lords. The Baud of the Cold-
stream regiment of Foot Guards, stationed with the
King's Guard in the principal Court of the Palace,
played " God save the King" when his MAJESTY let.
The Ktetta returned to St. James's at a quarter past
three o'clock. The State procession was escorte lin going
to and returning from the House of Peers by a detachment
of the Life Guards. His MAJESTY, on his return, wore
his purple robe over his Naval uniform.

The Duke of CUMBERLAND visited their MAJESTIES
yesterd iy.
The KING gave audience yesterday to Sir JAME'
KEMPT.

The Princess SOPHIA, the Baroness de CETTO (the lady
of the late Bavarian Minister), the Baroness D'OMPTEDA
(the lady of the Hanoverian Mini-ter), and the Duchess
de DINo, visited the QUEEN yesterday.
Their MAJESTIES left town soon after live o'clock for
the Palace at Windsor.
Prince GEORGE Of CAMBRIDGE left town for• Windsor
Castle yesterday afternoon.
The Governor and Deputy-Gover❑or of the Bank of
England had an interview with Viscount ALTHORP yes-
terday morning at the Treasury. In the afternoon his
Lordship left town for his seat Wiseton ball, Nottingham•
shire.