The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-04 00:00:00

TEIE KING'S COURT.

Yesterday his MAJESTY having appointed to
bold a Cwirt at his Palace in Prill-mall, a Guard
4,1 r Himonr marched into the Court-yard of the
:alace at two o'clock, the Court atteudants were

in &c.
The Can't being principally for the purpose of
receiving- Addresses of Condolence on the demise
el the lure King, and Congratulations on his pre-
heat Majesty's Accession to the Throne, from the
Lieutenancy of the City of London, the body of
the Dissenting :Ministers of the three denomina-
li'ms, and the Society Of' Friends, commonly
Called " Quakers ;"' and this being their first Ad-
;lleases since the King's accession to the Throne,
his Majesty was graciously pleased to command
that they should be received on his Throne. They
all arrived at the Palace about three' o'clock, and
were received with all due honours, and every
latkrk of respect.
Soon after their arrival et the Palace, the King
;Having received the report of the state of the
thteeßegimeots of Foot Guards, and having given
1h e military pass•word to the Officer of the Guard,
ig Majesty ploceeded to take his seat on the
flu-one, attended by several of his Cabinet Minis-
t"a, the Great Officers of State, the Vice Chan).-
terlain the Comptroller of the Household, the
Treasurer of the Household, Gold Stick in Wait •
ink, Earl Cathcart, the Lord in Waiting, Lord
tltoherst, the Groom 'in Waiting, Sir Hilgrave
Turner. And the Throne and :•sovereign being
4turonsided by the honourable Band of Gentle-
ten Pensioners, .and every thing being properly
Iridnged, the Deputation from the Court of Lieu-
tenancy
,of the City of London were conducted
' Mr. Nash, the Gentleman Usher in NVoiting,
t° the Sate Rooms, where they were received
Is
"Y the Lord Chamberlain, who conducted them
into the Royal Presence. They consisted of
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sir Charles Flower, Al-
derman Birch, Sir Wm. Curtis, Sir Claudius Hunter, Sir
John Earner, Alderman Heygate, Alderman Bothwell, Al-
derman Smith, Lient..Col. Wilson, It. Jackson, Esq. Stand-
lug Counsel to the Commission,. Edw. a Smith, Esq. Clerk
441 d Treasurer.

beritey wet e preceded by Messrs. Wontner and 1
Mown, the City Marshals, in their splendid uni-
t4rms. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor read
the Address ; to which his Majesty returned an
appropriate Answer. They were all most gra-
tl'"sly received, and had the honour to kiss bis
."4+l,l'y't hand.
The next Address received by the King upon
itntilar occasions was from the three denomina-
tiut)s of Dissenting Ministers, which was the most
tikinacrously attended irons that Body ever recol-
letted. They wire introduced into the King's
resence no his Throne by the same Officers of
Sate as the Court of Lieutenancy. They con-
listed of

uThe Rev. Doctors Rees, Collyer, Waugh, Rippon, Winter,
"vinarr, Morgan, Charles Rees ; the Rev. Messrs. John Black-
-I°4, Ingram, Cobbin, Edw. Lewis, Clayton, Hawksley, Davit,
koolishatth, J. Hestock, Belsham, Coates, J. Clayton, Wil-
J. Knight, Was, Sloper, John Clayton, jun. Jones,
!h'inton (of Greenwich), George Evans, Henry Lacy, John
4441 em, James Vautin, Hutchins, Griffin, Young, Pritchard,
AlcxanderWaugh, George Clayton, J. Humphreys, Yockney,
*ebb, WWI, Wood, Fletcher, Towers, Mann, Douglas, Den-
", Thomas, Gore, Stratton, Rawson, Kingsford, Owen,
Clark, J. B. Shenston, Malleson, J. Morrison, A. Dunn,
S'ltonet Hackett, moues, T. Harper, Cloutt, Forsyth, Ford,
William Shenstone, Hughes, Elrey, Belsher, Hohy, Cramp,
Awards, Barrett, Geary, Kello, Reed, C. Hyall, James
blooper, Sunper, Strutt, Uppadine, Wilson, Davis, Snelger,
tudi.it on, Barclay, Cultism), Jevois, S:Burder, Joseph Bur-
lier, George I3urder, Leifchild, Washbourne.
The Address to the King was read by the Rev.
br Rees, very audibly, distinctly, and with much
; to which his Majesty returned an ap-
propriate Answer. The Reverend Moly were most
gr6ei.utslv received, and had the honour to kiss
the King's hand.
A Deputation from the Society of Friends, com-
112auly called Quakers, of England, with an Ad-
dress on the demise of the late KING, and on the
accession of his present MAJESTY to the Throne,
tlPressive of their attachment to his Person and,
Government, were the next introduced itito the
I,:resence of the Sovereign on his Throne to pre.
:IA their Address, which had been agreed upon
.;t1 General Meeting on the 6th of March last.—
,Depotat ion consisted of
Messrs. Thomas Howard, William Foster, John Fell, Josiah
;rester, Richard Phillips, John Wary, Joseph Foster, John
441 Jacob Hagen, Josiah Ford, and Samuel Gurney.
Njhe Address was read by JOSEPH FOSTER, to
qThICh the KING returned an appropriate answer.
Deputation was most graciously received.
ti't is a remarkable circumstance that Thomas
bl"rd, one of the above Deputation, waited
40 it" the
late Kink in the year 1760, with an
ets" upon his Accession to the Throne.
to„ t l'clay his Majesty gave an audience to Vitt,
'idunott h.

ita
sbßt n
generally reported in the fashionable cit.=
Dowager of high, rank will shortly
give her hand to a titled Banker, at the %Vest
till" the town.
ItovIDRISTIAL JOHN SINCLAIR,
art bad a very narrow, escape on Saturday last,
betee Fox-hunting, near his seat, Buckland Ab-
-o,!,lllymouth ; his horse, a beautiful and va-
a_?le animal, having, when at full speed, drop-
: down dead under him. What makes the
11ealle more providential is, that the feet of the
t -ext Gtotiem„,.s horse 201).4 grazed the Ba-
rt"et's bead as he lay on the ground. Sir Jon sr
toteived some severe bruises, but, we are happy
ts,ay, be is fast recovering trout their effects.
onRT DeloatTlat...—A Court Martial was held
pester, on Nlonclay last, on a private soldier
th the 71st, a Glasgow regiment, named Nevvman,
t,_arged with threatening to shoot two of the
411tains of that regiment (Lloyd and Anderson)
ltl'e 2SIII March last. The Court opened at
ttert "clock in the morning, and. closed about
Ce, when the evidence was read over by SV. M.
tanderson, the Deputy Judge Advocate.-- hee decision of the Court was forwarded to Lon-
-44i11.1. '0 be laid belore his Majesty; and till it
FtiLtece
td, ived the Royal sanction it will not be
mitsh •