Star.
London, England, 1820-11-23 00:00:00

THE KING'S COURT.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, his MAscsry hc.:,!_
Court at his Palace i:i Pall-:klall, which was al-
tended by—
Prince Lichtenstein, the Lo*d Presld. nt of the Council, the
Lord Privy Seal, the First tord of the Treasucv, the Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer, the S,...crettries cf. Stlt: for the Home,
Foreign, and Colonial Departments, the Ala.ler-Gcneral of tee
Ordnance, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Precident ~f
the Board of Controul, the President of the hoard of Trade. the
Chancellor of the Duchy of -Lancutter, the Lord Chamberiaia,
the Lord Steward of the llotieeho:d,. the Master of the Cere-
monies, the Governor of Sierra Leone.
Also the following foreign Ambassadors and Mi-
nisters:
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The Russian, Netherlands, Austrian, Spanish, French, Ea.
varian Danish, Saxon, Portuguese, Sicilian, Swedish, Turkish,
Prussian, and Wirtemberg.
Lieutenant-Colonel MiCARTTIY. Governor of Sierra
Leone, was introduced to his MAJESTY by Earl BA-
THURST, Secretary of State fur the Colonial Depart-
' meat, upon his return from service, upon which
oc-
casion the KING was pleased to confer the honour of
Knighthood upcn him, now Sir CHAS. M'CARTHT.
Prince Louts LicirressTElN ‘‘ 45 presen.eJ to his
MAJESTY by Prince EsTEitirAzs, the Ai, Irian Am-
bassador, when Prince Louis took leave 01 the KING,
previous to his departure from England.
Count COLORED() VV:I S also presented to his MA.•
zitserY by Prince ESTERHAZY, the Austrian Ambas-
sador. _ _ .

The following Ambassadors and Ministers had pri-
vate audiences of his MAJESTY:—Co At LIEVV.7,
Baroa PAGEL, the Austi ian, Spanish, and French
Ambassaars ; Bator. DE JUST, and Count DE Lu..
DOLV, the Sicilian Minister, to deliver letters.
Monsieur DA.SousrA, Ambassador Extraordinary
from the king of PORTUGAL and the BRAZILS, also
bad a privitg audience of the KING, to deliver his
credentials, and to compliment his MAJESTY upon
his accession to the Throne ; and the Danish Minis-.
ter, to deliver his new credentials. They were seve-
rally introduced by Lord Viscount CASTLEREAGH,
his MAJESTY'S principal Secretary of State for Fo-
reign Affairs, and c,,n4ucted by Sir ROBERT Cuts-
TER, Knt. Master of the Ceremonies.
His MAJESTY afterwards received the Corps Di-
plonzatique, attended by the' Secretary of State and
the Master of the Ceremonies.

The Count DE MANDELSLOH, Charge d'Affaires
from the King of PRUSSIA, and Baron PFFSFEL, also
Baron DE MALTZAHW, Charge d'Affaires from the
King of WIRTEMBERO, were presented in the highly
distinguished circle, as were also the Chevalier DE
COLOMB and M. RAMADAMI. _ _

His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which a
Proclamation was agreed upon for the prorogation
of Parliament by Commission.
His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Earls of LI-
VERPOOL, HARROWBY, BATHURST, and WESTMORE-
LAND, Viscount CASTLEREAGH, and Mr. CANNING.
The Marquis of HEADFORT and Sir EDMUND NA•
GLE were the Lord and Groom in Waiting.

Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with the
LORD CHANCELLOR.

A Gentleman who was present at the Review at
Chatham, on Saturday last, informs us, that though
within a few yards of the Commanding Officer, he
heard no exclamation of Long live the King," after
the three cheers by the troops.
Mr. Kmata was last night recognized in his pri-
vate box at Covent-Garden Theatre, after the first
act of Figaro, and was greeted with the warmest ac-
clamations from all parts of the House. He cameo
the front of the box, bowed very gracefully three
times, and then retired.
The Countess Chin, Madame VAVSALI and niece,
and Madame FELICI, with many of the Ita iai
Nobility, honoured Covent-Garden Theatre on Tuts-
day night. . Signor Bremer the Commandant of
Police, who brought over the letters of Baron Our"
TEDA, was also there.
The Duke of DEVONSHIHE entertained a selezt
party of distinction yesterday at Devonshire House.
Earl WHITWORTH and the Duchess of Dolor"
have left Knole, in Kent, for their seat, Buckhurg,
Sussex.

The Earl and Countess of ASEISURNHAM intend to
leave town in a few days, for their seat in Sussex.
The Earl and Countess of Essex are at this tnre
displaying the greatest hospitality, in keeping ofo
house for the reception of their distinguished trien.s,
the Nobility and Gentry, at their seat, CasbiobJi.y.
Hertfordshire.in At the sante time every attentinv,
on their part, is paid to the comfOrt of the surreal:4-
isvz poor.

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