The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-29 00:00:00

THE KIN G'S COURT.

aturday his MAJESTY held a Court at. his
Palace in gall-mall, to receive.the.Address of the
Corporation of Dublin, who arrived in splendid
carriages at 12 o'clock, and entered the Palace
grand procession, preceded by the Marshal of the
Corporation, carrying the .keys of the City. of
Dublin, decorated With blue and orange ribbons.
The Lord Mayor ; the Officer of Commons, car-
rying the. Mace ; Alderman May ; the Recorder ;
the City Chaplain ; the Rev. OeOrge Blacker;
Alderman Darfey, Chief MagiStrate of the Police
Of Dublin Sheriff Whiteford, d DUblin ; Moles-
worth. Greene, Esq. Town Clerk; carrying the.
Address ; Alderman Shaw and Mr. Ellis, the
City RePresentatis; Mclennan Bloxam,
James Abbott, Nugent, Archer and Mont-
gomery ; Mr. C. P. Archer, Sheriff's Peer;
Mr. F'rancis. Fox, Sheriff's, Peer;
.Mr. Dixon,
.Sheriff's Peer ; together With several Gentle-
men of the Court of Comnion. council, and Free-
men of the City •of Dublin ; among ".them were
the Right Hon. Sir George Hill,-Vice:Freasurer
of Ireland ; the Right Hon. Sir Benjamin Bloom-
field ; M. H. R. Bishop, the Composer ;_ Gen.
O'Laughlin, Colonaßeeves, Mr. TwycrOss, Mr.
J. 'Willis, Mr. Dixon, Mr. Brown, Mr. Hone, &c.
They all appeared iu • their full robes who be-
longed to. the Corporation, the Lord Mayor wear-
ing his splendid Chain and carrying his Wand of
office. His Majesty being seatedoh his Throne,
in aTield-Marshal's uniform, surrounded by his
Cabinet Ministers, 'Great .officers of State, and
other attendants. .

The Lord Mayor and other Gentlemen made
three obeisances and approached the Sovereign.
The Mace, the Sword of State, and the keys
of the. City of Dublin, were in readiness to be
laid at his Majesty's feet, when the King was
graciously pleased to order them to be returned.
Molesworth Greene, Esq. the Town Clerk,
handed the Address to the Lord Mayor, and his
Lordship gave'it to the Recorder, who read it in
an impressive manner. Ills Majesty returned'an
appropriate Answer. The Lord Mayor and all
the Gentlemen accompanying him, were most
graciously received by his Majesty, and had the
honour to kiss his hand.

After his Lordship and the Gentlemen had
withdrawn from the presence of the King, pre-
parations were made for receiving the Address
of the Clergy of London and Westminster, who
were received by the King in a similar manner,
on his Throne.—They came in grand procession
from Mr. Rivington, the bookseller's house, in
Waterloo-place, preceded by. Messrs. Lingard,
Rice, Sturges, and Clark, Vergers of St. Paul's Ca-
thedral;in their robes, and carrying their silver ver-
ges. The Dignataries of the Church and Reverend
Gentlemen accompanying the Address were head-
ed by the Bishop of London and the Bishop of
Landaff. After they had made their obeisances.

to the King, the Bishop of London proceeded to
read .the 'Address ; to which his Majesty return.,
ed a most gracious answer. They were most
graciously received, and had the honour to kiss
his hand.

The Judge Advocate had an audience of his
Majesty, and reported the proceedings of some
Courts Martial, and took the King's commands
upon them.
The. Lord Chancellot and Viscount Sidmouth
had audiences of his Majesty.

THE ROYAL FAAHLY.:—Soon after the break-
ing up of the Court on. Saturday, the KING left
town for Brighton in his travelling carriage,
'escorted by a party of Light Haul, where his
MAJESTY arrived on Saturday evening in little
more than five hours.—The Duke of York came
to town on Friday morning from his visit to the
Earl of .Verulam in Hertfordshire. to attend the
King's Levee. In the evening his Royal Highness
returned to his visit. Yesterday morning his
Royal Highness arrived at his residence in the
King's Palace, St. James's.—Saturday morning
the Duchess of Clarence took an airing in her
carriage in Hyde Park, for the first time since
her accouchement. Yesterday morning her
Royal Highness, accompanied by the Duke, at-
tended Dig ne Service in the Chapel Royal in the
King's Palace, St. James's. in the afternoon the
Duchess received visits from the Duchess of
Kent, the Princess Sophia, the Princess Feodore,
and the Duke of Gloucester.—Yesterday morn-
ing the Duke of Gloucester attended Divine Ser-
vice at St. George's Church, Hanover-square.--
The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Feodore
attended Divine Service at the Chapel in the
Kincr's Palace, Kensington, where the service was
performed by the Rev. Mr. Wetherell—Saturday
being the Duke of Sussex's birth-day, his Royal
Highness gave an entertainment to his domestics
and their relatives, and to which some ,of the do-
mestics of the Duchess of Kent were invited, at
the Royal Duke's apartments in the King's Pa-
lace at Kensington.—Yesteyday the Duke of
Sussex had a party to dinner.—Prince. Leopold
came to town on Friday from Claremont, to at-
tend the King's Levee; In the evening his
Royal Highness dined With the Duchess of
Kent. On Saturday his Royal Highness left
town for Claremont.—Yesterday Divine Service
was performed at the Kincos Palace, in Pall-
mall, by the Rev. F. W. Blomberg and the Rev.
Dr. S. Clarke.

NEW ARGYLL Rooms.—There was a. very
grand Concert at these Rooms on Saturday last,
in commemoration of the Birth-day of MOZART,
and the music consisted of selections from the
works of that great Master. The Band was led
by Mr. F. CRAFTER, and never was an orchestra
filled with abler performers.. We have not room
to particularize its excellencies. Mr. T. WELCH
came forward with an apology for the absence of
Miss STEPHENS, in consequence of a melancholy
event in her family, stating that Miss Wit,soN,
who was in the room, would take .part in a duet.
She was received with very great applause, and
joined in a duet with Mr. T. WELCH, with great
spirit, though she had- previously the same night
sung " The Soldier tied," three times at Drury-
lane Theatre. The room was crowded, and the
applause warm and abundant throughout the
Concert. The Architect of this room, whoever
he was, is evidently well- skilled in accoustics,
for the faintest note, vocal or instrumental, is
heardin every part of it. "

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