Court Circular
TH2 f1JTI Araq 471n T. A Courtand Privy Counceil a-s ummoned to meet at two o'cloclk, pt thc K.,g'6 Castle, at Windsor, on Saturday. Ie Majesty and suite neacssary to hold a Court, irlved at the (Jsle frown the Royal Lodge, at a tjuarter past two o'clock, in two carriges. 2;veryarrangemqi2 beingzmndp for cominencing a Court; lr;8ecreiary Peel had ad audichu of the King to qfficiate for the Lord President of the Council, wbo ii nbroNs, to Iay befoie His Maljeaty the buainess to besubmitted to the King for hiscommand. There wrce present the fitst Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the Exchenqer, the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial. Departments, the lord Privy Sea), the President of the Board of Trade, the Lord Steward of the Household, JAlr. Freemantle, Sir Hilgtove Turner (Groom in Waiting), 8 Lord Erskine was introduce! to His Jllajesty by Mlr. Secretary Catining, and leaTs hea-iis 4tpion his being appointed Minister to the Courtof Vurtemnberg. Lord Viscount Strangford wasalsointro- duce(d to His Majesty by Mlir. Secretary Canning, on his return from his embassy to the Grand Siegnor at Constantinople. The King held a Privy Council, at which the neetiig of' Par. lianent vwas taken into conslderation, when it was furtlher prorogued, from the 6th of January to the 3d day of February, then to meet for the despatch of business. Notice Yor which, as an order in Council. will appear In to-morrow's Gazette, and a proclamation will be post ed in the usual Olaces In lAondon and other parts ef the United Kingdom. His Majeaty gave audiences to Pbr. Casining and Earl Bathur-t. The Court broke up at five o'clock, when His Majeity and siuite retutrned to the Royal Lodge to dinner. The noblemea and gentlemen comwposing the Court left Windsor for London, exeept Earl Bathurst, w8o proceeded to Dropmore to dine with Lord Giaeville, and the Earl of Liverpool, who left for Combe-woed.