The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-01 00:00:00

THE ElN6's COURT.

On Satnrday his MAJTisTv held a Conrt at his
P:Jace in Pall-mill, which was eniled he—
The Lord Chancellor, the.. Lord ;'residua .of the Council,
the First Lord of the Tsca:.ary, the Lord Privy S, at, the Se-
cretary of State for the [lonic Dern the Secretary of
State for -the Colqnial Department, the Master-General oi'the
Ordnance, the Chancrllor ()Hite Exehever, the Fist Lord i,f
the Admiralty, the President of the Board of Control, the Pre-
sident of the Board of 'trade., the Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaper, the Master of the Mint, Eai I M olcrave the Lord
Chief. JoZtice of the Court of King's Bench, the Cord Chief
Justice of the Court t,f common Ptels. the Lord Chiel•Bartio,
the Common Serjeant of London, the Lunt Chao bertain, the
Lord' Steward,• Vice-( hatniterlain. the M: 'tee of the
Horse, the,tirooni of t he Stole, the Comptroller of t ne H ouse-
hold ; Eatl FrarinAtort, the cold stick in waiting;; Luigi
Boston, in wait t ; Sir William Kroyel, gpiont in waiting;
the Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard; Sir IL Vivian,
Eqnerry• in waiting ; Colonel Lygon, silver slick in wait-
ing, &c.
His Majesty held a Privy Council, at-which
Newman Knowlys; Esq..the Common Serjeant
of the City of London, in the unavoidable absence
of the Recorder, from indisposition, was admitted
into the presence of the Kmg in Council, to make
a report of the Criminals convicted of the crime of
lligh Treason before the Special Commission at
Justice hail, hi the Old Bailey, in which he was
assisted by the Learned Judges present who tried
the prisoners.
The Council assembled at two o'clock, and con-
tinued its deliberation till near tour, when Thi,;lle-
wood, lags, Brunt, Davidson, and Tidd, were 4.)r—
-tiered for execution (which took plate this morn-
ing). The .other six were rept ieved during his
Majesty's pleasure.
Preparations were.made for receiving the Ad-
dress of the House of Commons, in State, A.
Guard of Honour marched
_into the Court-yetd pre-
ceded by the,banil of the First Regiment of Foot
Guards in their state uniforms; they played sonic
charming pieces alternately with the excellent
band of the Life Guards, in Wale' 100 place.
About four o'clock the procession of the 'Mem-
bers of the House of Commons 'strived at the
Palace, preceded by Mr. Lee, the High Constable
for Westminster, - with his splendid large silver
staff, followed by four Constables carrying their
staffs. Tire Messengers of the House of Com-
mons, in full mourning, wearing their splendid
badges, newly ?dl.
. The Speaker's carriage was fresh gilt and or-
namented for the occasion. The Right Mtn.
Gentleman wore his splendid embroideied robes.,
Lie was accompanied by
'sir. Seymour, the Seijeant at'Arms, his Secretary, Chap-
lain, and Train Bearer. The S 1 esker was follov,ed err `.o.
Knatehbnll; and Mr. R. Wilmot ; and, Mess..s. wii-
hrahani, C. Tennyson, W. Duncotob, Cairo:l. Calla,,hmn,
Clive, Pearce, Holford, Cost, Ommany, Barry, Money ; Vis-
count Palmerston ; Sirs G. Warrender, 'fen ht, T. P:utner,
and many other MeOthers.
The•liing Iteiug seated on his Throtle, attentled
by several of the Cabinet Ministers, the Great
Officers of State, and o;her attendants, the So-
vereign being Sortounded 00 his prone by the
honotirdble Battu ot Geittiemeo.Fensiooers itt their
splendid „olio' ins, the Commons cf Etlgland were
conducted by ttvo Gentle,tu n r.latlrr9 nom the
Room adjoiniog the Grand Heil to the p,sg,,
Room, ;Olive they were received by the Lord
Ch,,mbeti,iio, who cootrticted theta into the I.oq,ii
py eteoce, %•;..1',1) the Speaker procrettLd to read Ilia
AiltheSs voted by the lltiose of Commons in telly
to his most gracious Speech ; to which tiia Ma.
jesty returned ao uppropt late answer. They were
most graciously leCelved.
The K atter er aids gave sioltences to V:s..
I court' I:.lnioniti and the Duke of Montrose.