The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-29 00:00:00

TUE KING'S COURT, Stc,

esterday his MAIasTY held a Court, at his
'Palace.
At half past two o'clock the Deputation of the House of
Peers arrived, to present the Address in answer to the Kiug'S
&lowei, at the opening of the Parliament. The Lord Chan-
cellor read thc Address, which was must graciously received,
arid the Kim; seas pleased to return an appropriate Answer.
At 3 o'cloch, the Deputation from the University? Cam-
i)'idge arrived in Ci.;:itd .Procession from Willis's Rooms. His
n"Yal ilighhess the Dn'ae of Gloucester, the ( hancellorof the
'University, had previously arrived at the palace, and dressed
in his superb Chancellor's robes. There were ahcut 100 more
111. i: fliers than attended the Oxford Address on Wednesday.
The King having again taken his seat on his Throne, the pro-
eessian hypo to move. The Duke of 'Gloucester was ;secant-
-I).'nilid by his Royal relative the Duke of Sussex, the Earl of
l4'"loicke, the High Steward of the University, the Vice-
e4aucell'n's fee. The Chancellor being introduced to his Ma-
i:esty in due form, his Royal Highness read the Address, which
Was most graciously' received, and his Majesty was pleased to
"relttru art appropriate answer. The Deputation had the ho-.
n'ur to kiss his Majesty's hand. After the State Ceremony,
the King ruse from his Throne, and shook hands very atrec-
:,"4telY with the Duke of Sussex, and afterwards with the
'"iike of Gloucester.
His Majesty received a third Address on his Throne, on
the demise of the late King, and his preseut Majesty's ac-
tessiou to the Throne, viz. from the Clergy of the City of
londoh and Westtainster. They came in grand proeesston,
two and two, in their full robes, from Mr. Rivington, the
Iltioltseiter's house, in Waterloo-place, preceded by Messrs.
Ungard, Hyde, Rice, and Sturges, the Vergers of St. Paul's
("`"liedral, in their robes, carrying their silver verges. The
ilddress %ea, of Condolence and Congratulation upon his Ma-
"lY's accession to the Th rone. It was attended by about
one hundred of the Clergy. Among them were—
liishop of London ; the IlishOP of Littcoln, as Dean of
Sul,-beau
; D. Fly, the ; he rev. ‘lr. 11,iimes, the
of the Chapel Royal ;
.rlishop of hdatidaff ; the
Rep' Me. stuberg; the Rev. Air. Webb ; Archdeacon Potts;
tar KM Isaac. St:mlct's ; the Rev..Ma . Gurney ; the Rey.
sir
S'n'th; the RAN-. Pr. Wellesley; the Rev. Mr. Pridden;
the
Rev. R C. Deport
e.
They were conducted into the presence of the Sovereign in
seal niaaner, when he Ilishop of London read the
r''ss, and the Kiag was i,racionsly pleased to return au
"I'Propriate Answer.
1.1", Duke of Holsteli'l, attended by Count Blocher, had the
Longue of his first audience of the iiit g, upon his arrival in
t "gland,
1G enrol LeYaseheff, who came to England a shirt time
"Pon a special missiun from the Emperor of Russia,'
3ddl'ess horn his imperial Majesty upon his iilesent
i.isc'stY's accession to the throne of England, had an au-
of the King, to take leave.
L"rrttt de Moltke had au audience of the King yesterday, to
t41i,..
previtms to his leaving England.
le
jesty pre audiences to Viscount Sidi:south and the
of Macclesfield.

P 0 E T P. Y.

TO D.IFFADILLE%
Written by ItassurzT tiEuitzcic, ah.itit the tihte of SaAxerrAt,:s:

Faire Marlines, s weepe to see
Yt.' haste awn ye so soone :

tts yet the eartie risitige salute
His not attayned his noose.

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Until the hastinge daye
Has runne,
But to the Even Soiige
And having prayed together, we
Will gam with you alonge.

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As quiche a growthe to illecte Decaye,
As you, or any thiage.
We dir,

As your !ware& doe, and drye

Awaye,
Like to the Sonuner's mine;
Or as the pearles of Nlornioge's tlewe
tie'er to ire founde agaioe.,

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