The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-21 00:00:00

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esterby his NIAJESTY hrid a Court, which
Wac at' ended liv—
, The First Lord of the Treasurv,. the Lord President of the
Council, the. Secretaries of Stale for the Home and Foreign
Departments, the First- Lard of the Admiralty, the Austrian
and Spanish ,ambassadors, the Swedish, • Neapolitan, and Sar-
dinian Ministers, the Prussian Charge d'Afriirs, the Special
Missions from-she Courts of Prussia, Wilrvemberg,and
wick, the Deputation from the Church of Scotland, aitd the
Deputation from the-University of Edinburgh.

His Majesty was graciously pleased to receive
the Deputation front the Church at Scotland in
his closer. The Depoiation consisted of—
Dr. Macfarlane, Moderator tif•t he Church of Scotland; Sir
Henry Moncrit tf Wellwood, Bart. ; 1)r. Nichol), Principal of
the United Colleges of St. Andrew; Mr: John Connell, Pro-
cuyator for the Church of Scotland ; 1)r. highs, one of the
Ministers of Edinburgh; and Dr. Grant, one of the Ministers
of Edinburgh.

. llr. Nractarlane, Moderator of the Church of
Scotland, delivered the Address.of Condolence in
a very impressive manner, upon the demise of the
late King, as well as the Congratulation upon his
present Majesty's Accession to the Throne ; to
which the King returned an appropriate answer.
The Gent'emelt composing the Deputation were
most gracionsly received, and hail the honour to
kiss his Majesty's hand. johp Connell, Esq. the
Procurator for the Church of Scotland, also re-
ceive,' the honour of Knighthood.
Lord Viscount Melville, as Chancellor of the
University of St. Andrew, at tended.by Dr. Nichol',
Principal rof the United Colleges of St. S-4lvador
and St. Leonard, presented an' Address of Con-
dolence upon the demise of the lice King. and
Congratulation on his present. Alajesty's Acces-
sion to the Throne, when Dr. Nichol' had the
honour a second time to kiss the King's band.

The Deputation front the Uttivelsity of Edin-
burg() consistrd a--
The Rev. David Ritchie, D. D. Professor of Logic in the
University of, Edinburgh ; the very Rev. George H. Baird,
D. 1). Principal of the University of Edinburgh, with the Ad-
dress of the Senatus Academieus to his Majesty ; Robert
Jamieson, Esq,, Regius Professor of Natoral History in
the UniVersity of Edinburgh, with the Address of the Sena-
tus Academicus ; Dr. James Gregory, M.D. First Physician
to his Majesty for Scotland, and Professor of Physic to the
University of Edinburgh, with the Address of the Senatus
Academicus.

The Address on his Accession to the Throne,
&c. was delivered to the King by'the Rev. David
Ritchie, D. D. and was most graciously received,
as were all the Gentlemen composing the Depu-
tation, who had the honour to kiss his Mojesty's
hand.

The following Ambassadors,- Minister's, rind Fo-
reigners of distinction wety introduced to his Ma-
jesty by Lord Viscount Castlereagh, his Majesty's
Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, the Master
of the Ceremonie- :--
The Duke of San Carlos, the Spanish Ambassador; when
we understand his Excellency took leave of his Majesty.
Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, to deliver a
letter from his Sovereign, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor
of Austria. • _ . -

6ins;tLtidorff, the Neapolitan Minister, to deliver a letter
from h;s Sovereign.

The Baron de Stiernold, the Swedish Minister. We ❑nder-
stand his Excellency took leave of his Majesty for a short
time.

Count St. Martin D'Aigle, the Saidinian Minister, to pre-
sent Addresses from his Sovereign upon the demise of his late
Majesty, and the accession of his present Nlajesty to the
Throne.

The Count 'de Tauentzein, accompanied by bits son, upon a
special mission from Wurtemberg, with similar Addresses.
Major de Tronchin and Baron de Knobelsdorff, upon a
special riiission friins the King of l'russia, with similar Ad-
dresses, accompanied by Baron Bulow, the Prussian Charge
d'Affaires.

The Baron tie Thielow, Master of the Horse at Brunswick,
upon Special Commission, with similar Addresses, accom-
panied by Count Munster.
His Miiies,y gave audiences to the Earl of Li-
verpool, Viscounts Sidtriouth and Castlereagh.
Lord Boston and the lion Colonel Stanhope
were the Lord and Grimm in Waiting.
Tile Court close,l at six o'clock.
The list for einvirers in the Grand Hall has
been cliscontinord.