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Whereupon the Lords of the Council made it
their humble r‘ciliest to his ALjesty, that this his
Majesty's most gracious Declaration to their
Lordships might he made public; which his Ma-
jesty was pleAsed to order accordingly.

JAS. BULLER.

At the Court at Carlton House, Jan. 30, 1820;
PRESENT,
The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty,
His Royal Highness the Duke of York,
His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence,
Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex,
His Royal Higline.s the Duke of Gloucester,
His Royal Highne:s the Prince Leopold, of Saxe Cobourg,
The At chbistior or Canterbury,
e Lord Chaheelior,
Duke of Athol!,
Duke of Mouttose,
Marquess Wellesley,
Marquess Camden,
Earl of Lauderdale,
Earl of Chatham,
Earl Bat horst,
Earl of Lye pool,
Earl Mulgrave,
Viscount Melville,
Viscount Sidtuouth,
The Bishop of London,
Right Honourable the Speaker,
Right Honourable Sir William Scott,
Rig-lit Honourable Sir William (;rant,
lii lit Honourable Thornas'lVallare,
Might Honourable Nielnilas Vansittart,
Right Honourable Charles Arbuthnot,
Right Honourable Sir John Nichol!,
Right Honourable Frederick John Robinson,
Right Honourable Robert Peel,
Right Honourable .Sturges Bourne,
Right Honourable Charles Bagot,
Right Honourable Sir Richard Richards,
Right Honourable Sir Benjamin Bloomfield.
Right Honourable Sir John Leaci.h.
Right Hououlable Sir Charles Abbott,
Right Honourable Sir Robert Dallas.

His Alajesty, at his first coining into the Coun-
cil, was this day pleased to declare, that under.
standii.g that the Law requires he should, at his
Accessi'on to the Cu :wit, take and subscribe the
oath relating to the security of the Church of Scot-
13nd, he was now ready to do it this first oppor-
tunity, which his Majesty was graciously pleased
to do according to the forms used by the Law of
Scotland, and subscribed two instruments thereof
in the presence:of the Lords of the Council, who
witnessed the same; and his Majesty was please,d
to order, that one of the said instruments be trans-
mitted to the Court of Session, to be recorded in
the Books of Sederunt, and afterwards to be forth-
with lodged in the Public Register of Scotland;
and that the other of them remain among the
.acerect in the
Council. Book.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMILNT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JAN. 31.

The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the
‘Vonlsack about three o'clock, and several Peers
attended in their places.
the Clerks proceeded to administer the Oaths
of Fealty, Allegiance, Fidelity, &c. to his Ma.
jesty King GEORGE the FOURTH, to SUCh Peers as
presented themselves for the purpose.
The LORb CHANCELLOR, as Speaker of the
House, was the fit st Peer sworn, and his Royal
Highness the Duke of YORK (Heir Apparent) the
second.

The other Peers were sworn promiscuously,
and in some cases the Oaths were administered to
several at one time.

The following are nearly the whole of those to
whom the Oaths were administered :

Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Clarence
and Sussex.

The Dukes of Dorset, Athol, Montrose, Wel
ington.

The Margoesses of Hertford, Cholmondeley,
kVe Ilesley, C01)57'10)81,1, Camden.

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The Earls of Wesrn►orland, Bathurst, Mulgrave;
Warwick, Chatham, Harcourt, Gosford, Doitotigh-
wore, Liverpool, Cat heart, Huntingdon Blessing-
toll, St. Geru►-ns, Lauderdale.

Viscounts Sidnioutl), Melville, Sydney, Carle
:on.

Lords Prudhoe, Kenyon, iValsingham, Howari
of Effingham, Li!ford, Carrington, Montfait.
The Archbishop of Canter bury, and Bishops of
London, Durham, and Landaff.

At four o'clock the House Adjk
morrow.

djournell till to.

HOUSE OF
An unusual number of seen yester.
day morning parading St. .a'rgaret's-street and
Palace-yard. The extramdinary interest attached
to the proceedings of the two Houses of Parlia-
ment, at this momentous crisis, made the slightest
movement, in any way connected with their meet.
ing, an object of general attention. Many march-
ed up and down between the Abbey. and West-
minster Hall for hours, 'occasionally forming
themselves into small groupes for the purpose of
descanting on the event which has covered the land
will►
mourning, and for that of discussing the
steps that might be taken by Parliament,—the
course immediately to he pursued .wich respect to
the new Snyereign,—and the inettures likely tp
mark ti►e commencement of Isis reign,
Persons were employed yesterd4y morning to
clean the windows of the House, and make such
other -arrangements as. were necessary to pre-

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