ine Court.
THE King arrived at St. James's Palace on Wednesday morning, and was shortly afterwards visited by the Duke of Cumberland. Mr. Stan- ley, Sir John Flobhouset.Viscount Goderich, and Mr. Ellice, had pri- vate audiences of his Majesty, and kissed hands on their several ap- pointments. Mr. Ellice was then sworn- in as a Privy Councillor: The King held a Levee; which was attended by the Ambassadors 'freni Foreign Courts,. and by the -principal-membeia 'of the Cabinet. .lung the general company, were Lords Beresford, Digby; and Stuart de Rothsay; the Bishop of Bristol, Mr. Charles Grant, 'Mr. Robert Grant; Sir John Malcolm, Mr. Tennyson, and Mr. Oliphant. In the
- evening, the King. returned to Windsor. • The 'Queen " has been graciously pleased " to accept'three pieces of muslin, presented by Mr. Thomas Peel, of Barge Street, Manchester. The health of both the King and Queen continues to be uniformly good.
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