The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-30 00:00:00

KING'S COURT.

Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, his MAJESTY it hi st
Court at his Palace in Pall•mall, whirl) was at-
tended by most of the Cabinet Mini,ters, the Lord
Chatnberlain, the Lord Steward, the Compri()ller
of the Household, the Master of the Horse, the
Mari:pis of Headfort, as the Lord in Wai:ing, Sir
Keppel, the Groom in Waiting, Colo el
Seymour, the Equerry in Wai•iog, the Page of
Honour, Earl Cathcart, Gold Stick in Waiting,
&c. &c.
His Majesty held a Privy Council, which was
attended bv—
The Lord President of the Council, the 'Lord Privy Seal,
the Secretarie of State for the Howe ant, Foreign I),part-
tnents, the ,Master-General of the Ordnance, the Archhiihap
of Canterbury, the Master of the Mot, the Earl of M.-A-
gra% e, &C.
Mr. Huller attended as Clerk of the Council.
The Earl of Eg, einont was introduced to act
Sovereign in Council, and s‘vorn in Lord Lieute-
nant of the Couniy of Sussex
The Hon. Charles lie was introduced, anal
re-4 worn a Member of the Most Honourable Privy
Council.

A deputation from the. Royal Socirry, consist-
ing, of Davies Gilbert, Esq. Treasurer, the
Li-
shop or Carlisle rind Sir Everard the
Vice Presidents of the Socie y, were introduced
to his Majesty, preceded by the Mace-bearer, to
present their Book of Records, for his Aljesty's
signature as Patron of the Royal Society. wi,ich.
his Mhiebry graciously complied ;IA Eno-
wised his support to so laudable and excellent a
national institution.

George Rose, Esq. was infroduccd to his Ma-
jesty upon his erriv.tl in England from his ern-
bassy to the Court of Berlin, upon which neca.
sion his Majesty was,n9lypleased to coulee
the honour of Knighthood on Lin)
His Majesty held an Investiture .1 the Or‘ter
of the 13ath, upon which occasion the Knights
Grand Crosses present were—
His Royal Highness the Duke of York, his Royal High-
ness the Duhe of Clarence, Lord Henley, Earl Whitworth,
Visconnt Keath, Sir Alured Clarke, Lou' Howtlen, the Dui,:
of Wellington, Earl of Nortbesk, Viscount, Strangford, and
Loud Hilt.

The Officeis of the Order present were—
Dr. Ireland, the Dean of the Order ; Sir George Nayier,
Genealogist ; tunes Pulnutn, Eq. Deputy, King of
Arms; J. C. Herries, Esq. Registrar Secretary ; anti G. P.
Beltz, Esq. Gnu' lenian Usher of the Red Rod.
A procession was formed, as usual, into the
'Royal presence, when Admiral Sir Win. Dornt-tt,
late Knight Cot»mander, was invested ny his Ma-
jesty with the ensigns of a Knight Grand Cross
of the Order ; Admiral (now Sir Benjamin) Cald.
well, Admiral (now Sir Ridtard Rodney) Bligh,
General the Earl of Mitsgtave, Genet 4 Lord
Harris, General Sir George He,l ett, Baronet,
General the Earl of Roslyn, and Lientenant-Ge..
neral Sir Hildebrand Oakes, Baronet, were se-
verally introduced between tie two jnnior Knights
Grand Crosses present, preceded by Deputy Bath
(bearing the ensign) and the Gentleman Usher,
and Knighted ; also invested by his Majesty with,
the ensigns of Knights Grand Crosses of the Or-
der.---Sir Robert Barlow, Vice-Admit al Sir J.
Wells, and the Hon. Sir George Grey, were in•
vested by his Majesty with the usual ceremonies
of Knights Commanders.—His Majeity gave au.
diences to the Earl of Harrowby, Viscount Std.,
mouth, the Earl of Coventry, Lord Kingston, &c.
—Yesterday being a Collar day, all the tnembers
of the distingniOied Orders wore their splendid
Collars, which gave the Court a very magniiicenC
bppetirance.