The Sun.
London, England, 1821-01-24 00:00:00

TUE KING'S GOING INSTAT.E.TO iIuGS•E OF

PEERS.

Y esterday being the day appointed for the
opening; of the Session of Parliament, the neces-
sary arrangements were "trade.
A.t.one o'clock,. a Guard of Honorfri consisting
.of the Brigade. of Grenadier Guards, marched
into' the . Court-yard of the King's Palace, • under
the command .of Eustace, preceded by
the band of the Coldstream Regiment .of Foot
-Guards; in' their State Uniforms.. •
Sir Robert Baker, the Chief Magistrate of the
Mice, Mr. -Birnie nd• other Magisirates, were
in attendance, togs hoer with Towr,send, Sayers,
Lavender, -Vickery, Taunton, Bishop,, Salmon,
7Ruthen, the otlicenr, besides a numerous assern-,
.biage of Police. on the outside of the Palace..
At twenty minutes past one the state carriage
and eight beautiful cream coloured horses arrived,
decorated with light blue ribbonsi.drove by Mr.

Roberts, the state•coachman.--:-There were four
other -Royal carriages, with three sets of bays,
and txne• decorate&with crimson ribbons.
The attendants appointed to go in the proces,
sion, except those attached to 01e-f.:I-son of the
Sovereign, were the Marquess of ChotmondeleY,
as Lord Steward; Lord C. Bentinck, as. Trea-
surer of the Household ; Lord George .Beres-
ford, as Comptroller 'of the Household.; Sir
Francis Ilaminond, Clerk Marshal and .chief
Equerry in Waiting ; Earl CathCart, Gold Stick;
Col. Dance, Silver Stick in Waiting; Sir Wm..
•Keppel, as Master of the Robes ; Sir llhlgrove
Turner, the Groom in Waiting ; the Page of
Honour in Waiting. These attendants' entered

the carriages by the side door..
His Majesty, accompanied by the Lord. Cham-
berlain, entered his state carriage, dressed in a
Field Marshal's uniform, and wearing the order
of the Garter, eiactly at half-past one, attend-
ed by the Duke of -Montrose, as Master of the
Horse, and Viscount Lake, as.the Lord in Wait-

The Procession was then formed by six. Mar-
shalmen, two and two; twelve Footmen,, two •
and two, in their new, state:Hycries ; ten Yeomen
of 'the Guard ; together with four 'Footmen on
the sides of the carriage ;. two of the Yeomen on
each side of the carriage.
On the entrance of the King into the ,State
Carriage, the band of- the GUardof Honour com-
menced playing the national. autbem of God
save the King,' and continued playing it till after
the Procession had passed.
His IVlajestyeritered the Rouse of Lords at
12 minutes before
,2, which was announced. by a
discharge of crahnon from the La.mbeth.shore, -at
a signal given by a Serjeant of. the Artillery from
the roof of the House of Lords. The same signal
announced . the retiring of the 'King from the
House at 8 minutes after two. His Majesty re-
entered his Palace at 25 fniiiiites past two.

From the LONDON GAZETTE of Jan. 23.

[This Gazette contains no less than Forty two Addresses to
the King, expressive of loyalty and attachment to the Sove-
reign and Government of the Country.]

Carlton Honse, Jan. 22; 18/1.

This day the Count de Bourke, Envoy. Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Dentnarlt, had a
private audiene'e of ilia Nl,jesty, to deliver his re-credentials :
to which he was int:lid:lC:A by .Lord Vii-count'Castlereagh, his
Majesty', Principal Secretary of State'for Foreign Affairs,
and conducted by Sir Robert chester, Knight, Master of the
Ceremonies.

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Colonial Department, Jan. 22. 1821.
The King bas been pleased to appoint Henry Beard, Esq.
:o be Lieutenant• Governor of the Settlement-of Berhice.

Crown- ollice„Jan. 23, 1821, -
Members returned to serve in Pat liament.
County of • Kn.:commun.—Arthur French, of Frenebpark.
House, Esq. 'in the .room of Arthur French, Esq. deceased.
Borough of Yarmouthe---7Theodore Hvnry Lavington Broad•
bead, of Berlieley-square, in the County, of Middlesex. Esq
in theroom of Theodore Henry Broadhead, Esq. deceased.

Commissions in the Perthshire Yeomanry Cacalry.signed b

the Lord Lieutenant ofthe County of Pet -
Lieutenant Vii► David Moncreiffe, Bait. to be Captain ; Cor-
net John Betshvl to he Lieutenant c George Clerk Cragie,
Gent, to he Ott; John Grant, Gent. to be ditto.