Court Circular
.. -? KING'S COURT. Yesterday2toneo'ciock, H. iillestl y held aCourt, at his Palace, ii Pall-mall, whicl was attene'ed by the Lord Chancellor, the First Lerd of the Treasury.tho Secretaryof State for teheHome Deparirment,1he. Secretary of Suite for Foreigtn Affairs, the Chancellor oft the Duchy of Lacnhster, the President of the- Beartl of Trade, the Chancellor of the Exchequer1 the Lord Steward of the Houschold, the Mlester ot the Horse, the rreasurer of the Household, the Lord Chief JtU- tice of the Court of lVing's Bench, the Recorder of s-ondon, Lord Glenlyon (in waiting), Sir Hilgrove Turner (Groom En waiting), the Right Honourable Stratford Canning, Sir Charles B.got, Sir Charles Stuart; also Judge Palmzer. His Mlajesty gave audiences to M1r. Secretary Peel and Mr. Se- cretary Canning. The Right Ifonourable Stratford Camning was presented to the King by 51r. Secrctary Canning, and kissed hands unor his being apponted Ambassador to the Court of St. Petersburgh. The Right hionourable Sir Charles Bagot was presented by Mlr. Secretary C(an - ning, and kissed hands upon his being appointed Ambassador to thle King of the Netherlands. The Right Ildonourable Sir Cliarles Stuart was formally introduced by Mr. Secretary Canning, and had the honour of an audience of his Mlajestv upon his retUTn from his embassy at Paris. The aboie Right Honourable gentlemeni had also audiencei.:of thie King. 51r. Chadl was presented to the King, upon lhis being appointed to a special mission to Dresden. Ralph P.lmer, Fsq., was p resented by lr. Wvynif. upoln his being appointed one of the Judges at 51adras, upon wT4lits-ion he received the order of kniglhthood. Sir Augustus WVest, L.D., Kiniglit Cominander of the Tower and Sword, received the honour of knighthood. Afterwards the Recorder of London wss admitted intolthe pre- sence of the King in Council, and made lhis report of the convicto capitally convicted at Justice-hall, in the Old Bailey, at the last Old Bailey session, with the exception, of thte case of HarrLi. Mr. Secretary Peel presented to thc King in Council several pe- titions relative to the case of Hleniry Fauntleroy. The Recorder's report occupied upwards of an hour and a half. His N1a),esty also gave audiences to the Lord Chancellor and ilir. M'ynil.-rhe Court broke tip a little before 6 o'clock.