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THE KING'S COURT.

His Majesty, attended byricrbert Taylor, artived 1"
town soon after one o'clock yesterday afternoon from Winds°
Castle.

At two o'clock the King held a Court.
And re-
Lord Wharncliffe had an audience of his Majesty,
signed the Privy Seal. • .
Lord Lyndhurst had an audience of the King, and Mg. I°l
the Great Seal.
The Great Seal being in possession of his Majesty, three,
Commissions, appointing Sir Charles Pepys, Knight, MIS,
of the Rolls ; Sir Launcelot Shadwell, Knight, Vice-Cuf
cellos of England ; and Sir John Bernard Bosanquet, one 0
the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, Lords Commi'
missioners of the Great Seal, were presented to the Sovereige
the
Great Lord Lyndhurst, and were signed by his Majesty. II:
Great Seal and the Commissions were then delivered to
Clerk of the Privy Council, the Hon. Wm. Bathurst 140
had the Great Seal put to the Commissions in an adjoining
room by two Officers from the Court of Chancery who we
t°
attendance, viz., the Deputy
,Chaff Wax and the Der'
Sealer. ted
The Clerk of the Crown, Mr. Jackson, then prowl
kneeling the three Commissions to his Majesty, when thel
were re-sealed in his Majesty's presence. attended
The King then held a Privy Council, which was t
by Viscount Melbourne, the Marquis of Lansdowne, lee
Duncannon, Viscount Palmerston, the Right Hon. CherAe
Grant, Lord Auckland, Lord Holland, Viscount Howick,
Duke of Argyle, the Marquis Wellesley, the Earl of Ale'
marle, the Earl of Erroll, and the Earl of Gosford.
His Majesty, in Council, was pleased to deliver their 011 j
missions to the Master of the Rolls, the Vice-Chancellor! ra;
Sir J. B. Bosanquet ; the Master of the Rolls also reeelTl
the Purse containing the Great Seal. The Commissions.,
were afterwards sworn into the office of Lords Commissioner'
of the Great Seal. •s the
His Majesty was pleased to deliver the custody
°atb
Privy Seal to the Right Hon. Viscount buncannon s thebin;,
of Keeper of the Privy Seal was then administered to
and his Lordship took his place at the Board. • Right
His Majesty in Council was pleased to declare the
_id
Hon. the Earl of Mulgrave Lieutenant-General and Gal
Governor of that part of the United Kingdom called Iselan
The Hon. William Bathurst was the Clerk of the Collici
in Waiting. .3 of
His Majesty having been pleased to deliver the custo4 to
the Seals of the Duchy and County Palatine of Lanosteer,bo
the Right Hon. Lord Holland the oath of Chancellor
Duchy of Lancaster was, by his Majesty's command, sun'A
nistered to his Lordship by Mr. Danvers, Clerk of the Coun`
and Registrar to the Duchy Court. and
The Earl of Courtoun had an audience of the King,es
resigned his Gold Stick of Office as Captain of the Yee'
of the Guard. ss his
Viscount Castlereagh had an audience, and resigns- 11'15
Wand and Gold Key of Office as Vice-Chamberlain °I
Majesty's Household.
The Hon. Mr. Corry resigned his Wand of Office as Cell
troller of the Household. 06 13
Viscount Sydney had an audience, and resigned his
Key of Office as one of the Lords of the Bedchamber.
bit
The Duke of Argyll bad an audience to kiss hands ellios
appointment of Lord Steward of the King's Household.
Grace received his Wand of Office from his Majesty. Ass
'
The Marquis Wellesley had an audience, on his aPries.
ment of Lord Chamberlain to the King. His Majesty
vered the Wand and Gold Key of Office to His Lordshie•osto
The Earl of Erroll kissed hands on being appointed
of the King's Buckhounds. - _Ol
The Earl of Albemarle kissed hands on being aPr"
Master of the Horse to the King. beiv
The Earl of Gosford had an audience, kissed bands ell isie
appointed Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard, and rece"
his Gold Stick of Office from the King. Rote
The Knights of Orders of Knighthood at the Col's it.
their respective Collars, it being the anniversary e`
George, a Collar ay.
His Majesty gave audiences to Lord Elphinstone, VY,ceas°s.t
Melbourne, Viscount Palmerston, and the Marquis 01
down
The. Lord
Earl of Morton and Sir Wathen Waller were the
and Groom in Waiting. Jen°
Baron d' Ompteda, the Hanoverian Minister, had an aild
yesterday of his Majesty. •
The Earl of Denbigh and the Right Hon. Charlesei
kins Williams Wynn had audiences yesterday of tb°
Mr. Wynn presented the Seals of the Duchy and CountY
latine of Lancaster.
The Duke of Cumberland visited his Majesty yesterdae.P
Lord John Russell left town yesterday for Devonshir

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ARRIVALS.

:cad'Up'

Lord Sussex Lennox, at the Green Park Hotel, Picacoust
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hall and family, from Paris; 000
and Countess de Latge St. Jean and family, at Pet! efit;
Hotel, Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, from the Coutt,As
the Hon. Misses Monson, at ditto, from Brighton ; theuit°to;
Hon. the Lord Stopfori and sons, at ditto, from 13°
House, Northampton ; Rev. R. Burgess, at ditto, fonstiosSet
bridge ; the Hon. J. Knox, at ditto, from Barham
Herts ; Rev. Dr. Tarlton, at ditto, from Oxford.
DEPARTURES. n
Sir Robert Gardiner, for Melbourne, Claremont ;
Sir Edward and Lady H. Paget, for the Governor's reside of;
at Blackwater; Mr. and Mrs. Johnstone, for the Con,t.'ll„ont
Lord Seymour, from Spring-gardens, for Totnes ;
Strathallan, from Turner's Hotel, for Richmond ; tuetsela-
and Countess of Sheffield, from Portland-place, for She; 0,
place, Sussex; Vice-Admiral Sir William and LadY "° goo.
for St. Leonard's ; Mr. Champaigne, for the Continent; ash'
Colonel Ashburnham, Coldstream Guards, for the Earn c't fon
burnham's seat, Battle, Sussex ; Viscount Boringdo,
Kent House, for Latham, Devon.