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London, England, 1828-06-30 00:00:00

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.:•••• ." THE KING'S COURT,
Mis lillMllllrg,il44l a Coutt at his Palace, in St.
'James's', at three o'clock on Saturday aterrioir, which
wa . attended by—.
The Archbishop of Catt;trhiry, the Lord Chaucellor. the Laid
President of the Coosa', the First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord
Privy Seal, the Secretaries. of State for the Horne and Colonial
Departments the President of the Board of Control:1. the Chan-
cellor of the kschequer. the Master of the Mint, the Lord Cham-
berlain, the .Muter of the Horse, the Lard Susituel of the House-
hold, the Groom of the Stole, the Treasurer of the Household,
the Chief Justice of the Court of Kieg's Bench, the Earl of
Westmorland, Lord Francis Leveram Gower, Dr. honer, the
Recorder of London, Mr. Henry Hohhouse. Batt Roden (as Lord
in Waiting). Mr. Bradshaw (as Groom is Waiting), &c.
Lord !Ammo Gowas was introduced to his Meaner!, and
kissed hands on being appointed Secretary of State forlrelassd.
Dr. Jesseo was presented to his MA:MT by Me. Peet., Secre-
tary of State for the Home Department. when the Koss wenn-
ciously pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on him.
His Atarksev held a Privy Council, at which Mr. Gatrincta
attended as Clerk. Lord F. 1.. Gowsa eras Introduced into the
presence of the Ktro in Council. and sworn in a Privy Councillor.
and took his sear at the Board accordingly.
The Karl of Wasetiouirwo was introduced and seibiis ih Lord
Lieutepant of the County of Nonbampton.
dir. Maar Houma= was introduced and sworn in a Privy
Councillor. and took his seat et the Board accordiogly.
Lord Foam's Lorton Goings was sworn in Secretary of State
for Ireland.
The Kona gave audiences to the Archbishop of Caweveause, the
Duke of Weciarsotort. Kai i BATHURST, and Mr. Secretary Peet..
The Court broke up at a quatter.past silt o'clock. •
HIS MAJESTY'S GRAND DINNER.
His MaJasty had a grand dinner pasty on Saturday
at his Palace in St. James's.. The company entered the
Palace at the entririce opposite to the Royal Getman
Chapel, pick eeded up-the .grand staircase, through the
,stsboury room and.the presence chamht.r into the hall
roorn,where they were assemble 4. The dinner was giien
in the banquet room, and laid out in the same evegset
style as at the suppers given at the Juvenile and than&
Balls. The table was in the middle of the apartment,
and had its plateau divided into seven compartments,
with eight candelabra arranged at regular. distances.—
The silver covets of the dishes had on the top a crown
and lion, executed in frosted silver. The sideboard had
a similar display of plate as at the night of the Grand
Ball. The table linen, which was of Irish manufacture.
had a representation of the Royal Arms, the Order of
the Garter, and other Orders of Knighthood.
. Among the brilliant assemblage of rank sad fashion who were
present on this occasion were nearly the whole of the Members of
the Royal Family, and most of the Foreign Ambassadors and
Ministers, including the Duke of Cumberland, the Duchess of
Kent. the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Prince Leopold, Prin-
cess Sophia Matilda. Among the distingui.hed guests were the
Dukes of Grafton, Richmond, Dorset, and Leeds; Marqui.ses of
Cleveland. Bleier, and Tavistock ; Earls Jersey. Verulam, Sur-
borough, and Mountcharles; Viscount Lowther; Lords Wham-
cliffe and Marlborough; Sir M. W. Ridley. Sir J. Shelley. Gen.
Grosvenor, Air. Greville. Mr. D. Ratcliffe, Am