The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-29 00:00:00

THE hiNG'S COURT.

Saturday his Majesty held a Court at his Palace in
Pall-Mall, to twelve the Address of the Corporation of
Dublin, who arrived in splendid carriages at 12 o'clock,
add entered the Palace in grand procession, preceded by
the Marshal of the Corporation, carrying the Keys of
the Cite of Dublin, decorated with blue aid orange rib-
boas. The Lbrd Mayor; the Oficer of Commodpi car-
rying the Mace ; Alderman May ; the Recorder; the
thy Chaplain, the Rev. (fringe Blacker; Alderman
Darley, Chief Magistrate of the Police of Dublin ;;Slie-
riff Whiteford, of Dublin Molesworth Greene, :Esq.
Town Clerk, carrying thy Address; Alderman Shaw and
Mr. Ellis, the Citv Representatives; Aldermen Blosant,
James Abbott, Nugent, Archer, and Montgomery t Mr.
C. P. Archer, Sheriffs Peer; Mr. Francis Fox, Sheriff's
Peer; Mr. Dixon, Sheriff's Peer; together with several
Gentlemen of the Court of Common Council, and Free-
men of the City of Dublin '•'aitiong them were the Right
Hou. Sir George Hill, Vice-Treasurer of Ireland ; the
Rigid lion. Sir Benjamin Bloomfield ; M. H. R.Sishop,
the Composer; General O'Laughlin, Colonel PPP e P
Mr. 'Fwycruss, Mr. J. lVillis, Mr. W. Dixon, Mr. Brown,
Mr. Hone, &c.
They all appeared in their full robes who belonged to
the Corporation, the Lord Mayor wearing his splendid
chain, and carrying his wand of office. His Majesty be-
ing seated on his throne, in a Field Marshal's uniform,
surrounded by his Cabinet Ministers, Great (Acerb or
State, and other attendants.
The Lord Mayor and other Gentlemen made their
obeisances, and approached the Sovereign.
The Mace, the Sword of State, and the Kew of the
City of Dublin, were in readiness to be laid atlbls Ma.
Jesty's feet, when the King was graciously pleased to or-
der them to be returned.
Molesworth Greene, Esq. the Town Clerk, handed
the Address to the Lord Mayor, and his Lordship gave
it to the. Recorder, who read it in an impressive manner.
His Majesty returned au appropriate auswer. TLe lard
Mayor and all the Gentlemen accompanying him, were
most graciously received by his Majesty, and had the ho-
nour to kiss his hand.

After his Lordship and the Gentlemen had withdrawn
from the presence of the King, preparations were made
for receiving the Address of the Clergy of Condon and
Westminster, who were received by the King in a simi-
lar manner, on his throne. They came in grand pro-
cession from Mr. Kivington, the bookseller's house, in
Waterloo.place, preceded by Messrs. Lingard, Rice,
Sturges, and Clark, Verger% of St. Paul's Cathedral, in
their rubes, anti currying their piker inerges...ens
nitaries of the Church and Reverend fientlemen accom-
panying the Address, were headed by the Bishop of Lon-
don and the Bishop of LamlX, After theialtzlisuude
their obeisances to the King, the Bishop of OS pro-
ceeded to read. the Aikiress; to which his Majesty re-
turned a most gracious answer. They were most gra-
ciously received, and had the hotionr to kiss his hand.
The Judge Advocate had an Andienee of his Majesty,
and reported the proceedings of some Courts Manial,
and took the King's commands upon them.
The Lord Chancellor and Viscount Sidniouth had au-
diences of his Majesty.
Soon after the breaking up of the Court, the King left
town for Brighton, in his travelling carriage, escorted
by a party of light horse.

MINORITY ON LORD .1. lIA.VILTON'S MOTION.'

The following is a list of the Minority on Lord A.
Hamilton's motion " that the omission of the. Queen's
name from the Liturgy and the accustomed Prayers of
the Church, was ill-advised and inexpedient."—Jan. 26
Hon. J. Abercromby, J. H. Allen, Vise. Althurp,
Hon. G. Anson, Sir G. Anson, Sir John Aubrey, W. H.
Ashurst, Win. Astell, John &nett, T. W. Beaumont,
Jos. F. Barham, J. F. Itarliain, jun. Alex. Baring, Henry
Baring, S. M. Barrett, Hon. IL G. Bennet, B. Beuyou,
Ralph Bernal, Joseph Binh, Henry Brougham, MM.
Browne, Henry Bright, Sir F. Burdett, Viscount Bury
G. Byng, R. Boughton, Sir J. F. Boughey, Lord W.
Benu lick, Jos. Butterworth, Sir F. Diake,Vise. Brave
'l'. F. Boston, Rub. Chaloner, John Calcraft, J.H. Cal.
craft, Charles Calvert, It. S. Carew, John Carter, Lord
G. Cavenditb, Henry Cavendish, Capt. Clifford, Viscount
Clifton, Sir I. Coffin, T. W. Coke, jun. N. R. Colborne,
Lucius Concannon, G. Cumismaker, Sir W. Creepigny,
Sam. Crompton, J. I.'. Curwen, Creevey, Sir L.
Cole, Joseph Cripps, Nic. Calvert, T. 11. Davies, Wm.
Denison, W. Dickinson, Thomas Denman, Hon. T. Dun-
gan, C. Ibindas, Davis Davenport, Viscount Ebrington,
Rdw. Ellice, Hon. G. A. Ellis, Sir R. C. Ferguson, Lord
W. Fitzgerald, Right Hon. M. Fitzgerald, Lord C. Fit:.
roe. Lord J. Milroy, Vise. Folkestone, A. Farquharson,
Robt. Fierrantl, Vise. tilenoreliy, Robert Gordon, Saud-
ford Graham, J. Graham, J. P. Grant, Pascoe Ortotell,
Sir W. Guise, J. IV. Griffith, Hudson Gurney, G. M.
Grant, R. H. Gurney. Ben. Oirikril, W. Haldimand,
Hon. E. Harhor.l, Sir O. Hoathtote. J. G. Heettheine,
Sir Robert Heron, Lord A. Hill, J. C. Hobhowee, W. P.
Honywood, Edm. Hornhy, W. L, Hughes, jpi.iininec,
Robt. Hurst, Hon.C. thitehinson, !SirL. lr Holmes, Sir
D. Hamilton, W. James, 6. P. Jervoise, T. F. Keanedy.
Hon. W. Lamb, J. O. Lanibton, T. B. Lennart!, Sir W.
Lemon, J. M. Lloyd, Stephen Lushington, W. Leak.,
B. Lester Lester, J. Jones Lloyd, P. Lawley. J. J. hock--
hart, Hon. H. Legge, J. H. Langton, W. H. Madocks,
John blabetic, W. L. Maberly, J. Macdonald‘ Sir J.
Mackintosh, John Martin, l'inount Milton, J.l. Monck.
Peter Moore, Abraham Moore, Sir T. blostyn. J. Mat-
ryat, Hon. S. Mallon, Sir J. Marjoribahks, It. W. New-
man, !tight Hon. Sir J. Newport. Lord Nugent, J. O'Cal-1
laghan, Win. Ord, Lord Ossulston, Arthur Onslow. I
Charles Palmer, C..F. Palmer, Thomas Pam, Sir Henry
Parnell. Henry Pierce, Hon. C. A. Pelham, O.R. Phillips,
George Phillips, Hon. F. C. Ponsonby, Richanl Power,
Hon. W. Powlett, Robert Price,ilon. P. A. Prink, Pryse
Prose, Francis Ppm, Wm. Peel, Ed. W. Powell, J. C.
Rinisilea, David Ricardo, Sir M. W. Ridley, A. W. Ro-
bans, G. Roharts, Sir Geo. Robinson, Sir W. Rowley, ,
Charles it unibold, Lord John Russell, lontWai. Rumen,
• R. G. Ramell,-T. S. Rice, J. Itsalsbottoa, Win. Bick-
ford, Hon. Robert Sahib, Samuel Smith, Abel Smith,
John Stnitu, George Smith, Win. Smith. James Ssulett,
R. P. -Sendamors, Earl of Sefton, James ~.Lend
• Stanky, Lord J. Stuart, Daniel Sykes, Sir Min St.{
bright, W. H. Seoarfield, Lord C. Thwashood, L W. Tal-
bot, Marquis of 'l'avisionk, M. -ft. Ta C. ',Pylori
• Right Hon. 0. Tierney, C. A. Talk, illarq'sie of litcb;
it :C. Tenerpee, C. K. Tynte, 0. V. reviles, 4. A.
lfratro, Ed. Webbe, C. C. Resters, John Wleaswa. W. H.
Whitbread, S. C; Whitbmd, W. Wllklas, T. P.Willisies,