The Sun. — London, England, 1821-07-27 00:00:00

THE KUNG'S 'DRAWING ROOM. . Yesterday hcs MAJESTY held a drawing Room at his Palace at Pimlico, chiefly for the purpose of affording an opportunity to the distinguished foreign and native female Nobility and Gentry, of presenting their congratulations on the subject of his late Coronation. The weather in the morning was unfavourable, but it cleared up at noon, when multitudes began to assemble in the Park, particularly from the Stable-yard to the kilace, till it, became extremely thronged with persons respectably dressed. The most perfect order prevailed. Sir Robert Baker, the Chief Magistrate of the Police, was in attendance, ac . - cOmpanied by TONI nsend and Sayer, the Officers, and a numerous assemblage of the police. The military spectacle was particularly splendid, as : - botn the Life Guards and R-ayal Horse Guards ware on duty. The former being on what is -caned the .King's Cinty, escorted the different blanches of the Royal Family who came in state, and were' stationed within the Court-yard of the Palace. Both the Regiments were dressed in . body steel armour as cuirassiers. Each Re g iment had - its full band in their state' uniforms, Whose pia7ing considerably enlivened the scene, in.ad tt;ion to the band. of the Guard of Honour. Tize roof of the Pimlico Guard-house was covered with spectators, as was every other place that procure a View of the Royal and splendid sceile. The King arrived about twelve o'clock„ in his private carriage, from his Palace in Pall mall. The Duke of York, the Mite and Di.hess of Clarence, the Duchess of Kent, and the Princess Sophia Matilda ,-Came in state, escorted by parties of the Royal Horse Guards. The company began to assemble at the early hour of half-past twelve o'clock, and con tinned setting down till near four.--The KING, dressed in a Field_Marshal's uniform for the Drawing-Room, was decorated with' everal of his splendid Orders. His Majesty kept the time of two o'clock, the hour publicly announced for holding the Drawing-Room, and after having re ceived the report of tie effective state of the three Regiments -of Foot Guards, his Majesty gave several private audiences in his closet, and then proceeded to the Centre Room, where the Great Officers of State, the Cabinet Ministers, the-For eign Ambassadors and Ministers, as well as those upon Special Missons, and others having the privilege of the entre, were assembled. The Duchess De Frias, the Lady of the late Spanish Ambassador, was introduced to his Majesty, by the Mcrchioness of Londonderry, when the Duchess had the honour of an audience of the King previous to her leaving England.—The honourable corps of Gentlemen Pensioners were in attendance with the Standard Bearer, Clerk of the Cheque, Gentlemen Ilarlinger, in their elegant, unique, and ancient dresses, which they had new for the Coronation, and attracted much attention. They had also new swords and battle axes. The corps formed an avenue to the Throne, under which his Majesty took his station, to re ceive the numerous and dignified assemblage. Tile Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers present were : The Russian, Netherlands, Austrian, Spanish, French, Sar dinian Bavarian, Danish, Saxon, American, Neapolitan , Swe dish, Prussian, Wirtemberg, Mr. Colquhoun, Agent and Con sul General for the Hans Towns, besides the numerous Special Misaions to attend his Majesty's Coronation, with their n time- IV 4.5 suites; including the Chamberlain, Count of Mandelsloh, Charge d'Affaires of his Majesty the King of Wirtemberg ac companied by General Neuffer, Marquess of Santa Cruz.dount Lowenhielm, the Duke de Grammont, Count de Prolorme, Count Pollen, General Felesberto, C. Brant and Son, General Nareskein, Prince Partana, the Duke Fernan Nunez, Prince kfaltzfeldt, Count Maltzhan, Count de Stackelberg, Count Vit zum, Count De Motke: The Princess Sanalalder was presented by the Countess Ludolff, the Lady of the Neapolitan Minister. T - O e Prince Sanalalder was presented by his Excellency Count Lv.:-.1.01fr, the Neapolitan Minister. The Prince Saradier vias aleo presented, as was- Prince Metternich and Count Esterhazy, rtiztive of the Prince. [The splendid dresses of the very numerous assemblage of Foreigners, had a very magnificent and novel appearance. Prince Esterhazy had a decided superiority from the costly de ecra6ons of jewels, eae. - 1 Among the distinguished characters present were, The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the Master of the Ceremonies, Mr. Sheriff Williams, the King's Champion, (Mr. Dymock), the Master of the Rolls, the Lord Chief .Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. the Lord Chief Baron of Scotland, the Attorney and Solicitor-Generals„ the Princess Esterhazy, Prince Ensfuld, the Secretary at War, the Speaker of the House of Commons, the Vice Chancellor, Pcrtana, the Judge Advocate, the King's Proctor, the ring's Advocate.. ' RtNE3 —Sornerset, De St. Fries, Montrose, Beaufort, Grarnmont, Wellington, Athol, Newcastle. DUCliE3SES—Dowaavr Leeds, Newcastle, Somerset, Athol, Do - kager Richmond, borset, Beaufort, Dowager Rutland, Wellington, Dowager Leeds, Downshire. RI AHa 'SSE s—liuntley, Harcourt, . Camden, Winchester, Londonderry, Ailesbury, Wellesley, Cholmondeley, Santa Cruz, freadfort, Hertford, Salisbury, Conyngham. MARCuroNtssEs-.—Londonderry, iDownshire, Ely, Water ford, Huntley, Ailesbury, ChOlinondeley, Cornwallis, North .anipton, Salisbury, . Winchester, • • Conyngham, • Hertford, Nwager Downshire. Ealans—Strathinore, Ormonde - and • Ossory, Wemyss, Bel feat, 'Orford; Clonmell, Carhampton, Abingdon, Nlacclestield, Delswar, Mount Ed g eumbe, Jersey, Whitworth, Dighy, Ux bridge, Harrington, HarcOurt, Cathcart, Dartmouth, Surrey, Scerborongh, Galloway, Morton, Shafteabury, Aylesford, Verulam. CotrlC 'rt 3SE s—Manvers, Pauline.de Neate , Ormond and Geriory, liarco'un, Macclesfield,' Abingdon, ,Caledon, Clare, Hardwicke, Aylesford, Scarborough; Guildford, Dow, Liver pad, Carhainnton, Dow, Athlone, Shadbroke, Normanton, aiomers, Verularn, , Filinouth, Surrey, Northesk, Glasgow, Aebburnharn, Stradbroke, Chichester, D'Arcy, Moray, War wick, Brownlow, Newburgh, Morton, Grosvenor, Dysart. Mingden, Be'aueliarnp, Mount Edgcumb, Dartmouth, Bel more; Coventry, Jersey, -Aboyne, Wemyss, Paulet, Somers, Galloway, Harroveby, Cardigan, Cowper, Clonmell, Uxbridge, Dowager Guildiorl e Newburgh, Athlone Delawar, Euston. VlSCouSTa—GlammiS, Tamworth, Bearhaven, Sidmouth, Paltnersion, Melville, :take, Sydney,. Galway. ViscouNTissss--,Ennismore, Dow, Galway, Tamworth, EustOri,Crinbtaini, Melville, Bridport, Ashbrooke, Dowager Galivay.• • ' -• faonbs aa aßavenswortln. Dunsany, Audleye Saitoun, Lo - :Tang,. Massy, G. Beresford, . Amherst, .Boston e Courtown, St. Helen's, Fitzroy Somerset, Maryborough, Rivers, GWydyr, Id. Howard; W;'Bentincke' Graves; Teignmouih, Rodney, Car berry, Clinton, Marcus • • r.JADrEs.—Martin, Nayler, C. Buggin, Dering, G. Wel lesley, Bontein, Halkett, Geargina.Morpeth, .Brownrigge, M. Paulet, J. Coventry . ,ll.-Charteris, b. Rous, C. Stewart, Fitz. herbert, Lovaine, Montagu., Gotham, M. Meade, Gomm. Mildmay, M. Hill, Hill, A. Montagu Scott, Burgoyne,. S. Pierrepoint, M. Cocks ; A. Chichester, Trollope; Colebrooke, Warrender, Boston,.L.Stuart, L. Harvey; S. Somerset, Grant Keir, Dune,- Murray, .Dowager Liashington, E. Leslie, .111. Wynyard, Collier, Ongley, two Gordons, C. Yorke, C. Pindar, Qtyydyr, Leech, Beknehanip, J. Thynne, S. Percy,' M. Pel bike, E. Manners, Fitzroy, E. Vornonby, Clinton, Drummond Ramsden, -1 4 ong, L. Greying, Dowager, Arundell,Col- Hobhotise, 'Stuart, H. Ashley Cooper, Hawkins Whit shed, G. Montague, Ogilby, He Bagot, .Henderson Durham, G.. West, E. Stanhope, Alabs,;lL-Finch, S. Lumley, C. Finch, Naryl . aorougheDesanges, Pynn, H. Howard, M. Hill, R. Fitz egad, Strachan, Ravensworth, L. Fitzroy, Cremorne, C. Jer vase, Bowden,-C. Ashley Cbaper; M Stopforde Christine de a.tede Ginekell; L. Lygon, J—Montagu,Seott, W. Bentinek, 7riLson, Toner's, Mary de f . teede qinekell, Copley, Clinton, Fowke, G. Pratt, E. Palk. Johnston, Wood, Martin, Binning, Jervoise, Strange, Delamere, Farquhar, 'Montgomery, Jer ningliam, E. Monek, M. Saunderson, Barrett Len nard,A'Court, G. Lennox, Tierney, J. Lennox, L. Lennox, J. Cornwallis, C. Seymour, J. North; C,•Montagu Scott, 31,'Wynyard, 1. Fitzgibbon, Codringtor., .C. Greville, Rodney, Saumarez, Aladoud, G.l.Valpole, R. Walpole, S. Robinson, Walker, J. Hay, F. flotham, Dance, C. Stewart, L. Stewart, H. Pa .get, L. Erskine, Nightingale, Amherst, F. E. Compton, Sewell, Peyton, Ellenborough, Dowagei Asiley, Dowager Saltotn, C. Ludlow, K. Charteris, Saltoun, Dynevor, Gore, E. Carnegie, Newbolton, Selinasker, J. Keene, E. Lowther, Rycroft, - Milne. BisHoPS.—London, Exeter, Lincoln. IlEv. DoeTwis—White, Wetherall, Harrison, Scott, Har :ison, Kuper. DocT o its— J. A. Wilson, Wanostrocht, Dodson, M.P. REV. 31EssiEung--J. M. Halsey, T. Hussey, F. J. Wall, G. Cowell, J. G. Stone, P. Clarke, N. Struth, 11. Rycroft, ' Phillips, W. J. Moore, Dclafield. BAR ON s—Nieolai, Oster, De Caze, Just, Pfelitzcr. • A Lniit - mrs--Ansley, 3lagnay, Scholey, Venablcs,* An- nesley. Couam—Mandesioli, Ludo/f, Lade \Voronzow, Carol - non, Munster, Luci. • •- • • - RIGHT 110NOUgABLEs-,--N. Vansittart, F. Robinson, Sir G. Hall, George Canning, Sir C. Long, Sir H. Wellesley, C. Arbuthnot,— Huskisson. HoarourtAnnars--George Milks, Mrs. Legge, Mrs. West,. Mrs. C: Murray, Lady Smith, Miss Addington, Mrs. Town send, Miss AL Law, Miss E. Law, Miss A. Law, Miss A. Lid dell, Mrs. Leigh, C. Noel, Misa Fraser, Rev. F. Noel, Rev. Champion Dymoke, Miss Bruclenell, Mrs. Clifford, Captain Strutt, Miss Strutt, Miss 0. Strutt, C. Noel , G. Villiers, Nits., Hope, Mrs. Villiers, Eardlcy, J. Somers Cocks, Mrs. Roche, Miss Kinnaird, Mrs. Pane. Slusa-43-. Jerningham Dudley Hill, George Nayler, F. M. Ornionaney, M.P., D. Dundas, Colin llalkett, R. Brownrigge, J. Maeltod, M. Niglitingall, F. Desanges, M. Tierney. J. Byerhy, A. Johnston, F. Stuart, Bart., D. Ogilby, C. M'ettr- . thy, R. Jodrell, W. Struth, T. Barrett liennard, SaCirake Jervnise, 's. Stuart, J. Alexander, •T. Turton, H. Prenn, F. 11 enniker, T. Ilarvie Fe.ruitar, Jacob Astley. F. Fowke, A. Carlisle, .T..Fellowes, R. A eton„.J. Sewell, NelSon ItVeroft, R. Chester, G. Alderson, T. Plumer, R. -Gifford, H. Cavert, Paget, H. Vivian J. Leech, H. Torrens, R. Tierney. ADiainai.,s-L-S s ir G. Martin, Sir R. Strachati, Sir D. Milne, Sir H. Hotham, Fraser, Poyntz, .Barretti. Net:Er, .S.ir W. Inglis, K.C.B. Loftus, Sir H a il:skew, Dana, Sir G. 'Walker, Turner, Orde, Sir M. Nigh-. tingill, Browne, Sir F. M eelean, Paterson, A. Brooke, Hughes, Sir L. Otway. Nl‘Neil, .14err, Arabia, Fermor, D. Griffith, Finch, Sir 'William Coek.burn, 'Bart., Thornton, Walker, Wyr.- yard, Grosvenor, al it e h a u. . ConoarEns--Walker, Wilby, Tyrwhitt Drake, Brernhead. Money,.Taylor,.Munro, Philpot, Sir J. M. Doyle, Sel- • rnona, Sir C. Dance, O'Malley, Addison, - Ali:lkt, Vineombe, Taylor, French, H. Bailie. Dorville, Bleacker, C. 8., Sir R. Arbuthnot, PenningtenaO'Halloran, Harvey, Delap, I. C., Wentworth Seale, Moubray, Moray, Lee, Burke, 'Pep ' per, Owen, R. A. Clarke, Wilkie, Sniuns, R.M., Clifton, Mattle Perceval, C.V., Gore. Marres, R. 111., G. Cooper,Strutt, FitiAarence, Minto, Seymour. MAJORS—G. Becher, Bloomfield, Kirby. C. Bailie, R.M., S. Barns, Eliot, R.H.A., bockyer, Payn, W. 11. Wood, Da vison, Becher, Napier, It. A., Hamilton, Barney, Loekyer, Bates, Richards, R. A.; Brock, Fead, R. A., L. Mackenzie, Marshall, North. CAPTAIN'S—II Cook, R.N. O'Flahertie, IL Macken7 l ', R.N. Rice, 111‘Dowail, R.N. Portman, Lillicrap, R.N., R. HaII,R.N., rnmann ey. R. N., Garth,. J. Burtort,R. N., (lough, Fead,R.N.,C. Bullock, R.N., C. B. Bullock, Cuyler, Bouverie, J. Crispo, R.N., Macintosh, list, Pell, R.N., Wallace, Ri bouleaue R.N., Shakespear, T. Carew, R.N._, Studdart, R.N., G. F. Stack, W. Sarno, Ferguson,. R.N., Bruce, R.N. C. 8., N. Tomlinson, R.N., S. M. Jones, R.N., Cradoak, A. Ship pard, R.N., A. F. Elphinstone, H. AV. Saunderson, Biuett, R.N., Hawker, R.N., Dalgairns, Sartorius, R.N., Drummond, Cotton, NI arsack:Sydenham, H. B. Mason,RN., H. Parker, H. B. Collier, R.N., Pratt Barlow, Warre, Rat tray, R.N., Spellen, R.A., Mills, N. Tomlinson, R.N., Argies, R.N., Du Cane, R.N., Pemberton, 11 . N., E. R. Williams, R-N., Stewart, Daskwood, N.. Duff, It.N., Astley, It.N., Vil liers, it.ll.a, S. Wilkinson, R.N., De itenzy, Price, It .N., Thomas, it. N., Wiles Johnson, Menzies, It. M. A., Parry, it. M. A., Percy, Tyler, Pechell, Roberts; W. Forrest, Wil liams. LituTE:earaTs—Harrison, R.N, Pitman, A. M. Bayard, Kinks, 11.11. A., Strangeways, 11. M., J. W4Crispo, It .N., H. Douglas, It. Morgan, Coryton, 11. 1 31., Cockburn, Balchi/d, /.11.A., Bailey, A. thambre, Diariel, It.N., R. 11. Nicholas, R.N., Chamberlain, n.A., Cowell, J. G. Robinson, Lloyd, E. Hall, 11. N. Foster, Ilunhain, R.N., Pringle, Greig, G. Nightingall, Fraser, It.M.A. CORNETS—Leeson, Todd, Wood, Is. H. V. J. Barron, Clarke. MESSII.S.—E. Foley, Walker, Clarke, Brent, S. Dickson, T. Divett, R. Strachey, E. jerningham, F. Robe, N. R: Clarke, J. Hasson, Hope, J. Gordon, Salaam, Barnard, Butterworth, Granville Benn, Adans, Angerstein, Ireland Blackburne, P. Blair, NI.P.„ Devon, Moberly, Whyte Melville, Ball Hughes, Caton, 0. Evans Brace, Morris, Leslie, 11th Hussars ; 'lhos. Oflialiertie, Puchas, Mesttrton Ure, Turton, W askett Myers, Carmichael, Sharp, 411. V. Cathrow Disney, Barron, Dottin, Bidlake Bray, Jackson, Hopkinsi Northey E. Parratt, Paul, Wortmore- - Lucena, Morgan, Gilpin, D. Wilkins, Gore, Nt il son, Jeffis, Livins, right, Bulwer, Watson Taylor, Con way, Jekyll, Buller, Holmes, Garado, West, Gerrier, Dering, F. W. Russell, J. Harrison Curtis, A. East, Money, M.P., Roberts, Fitzgerald, F. C. Burt, W. Delafield, W. Attree, Norton, Archbold, Bernard, Nassau, Chevalier, W. T. Fitz gerald, P. R. F Grosse, Dcnny, Knight, C.E. Long, G. Nes bitt Tredennick, Bowens, 'tampion Dymoke, Dvinoke, jun., S. Liddell, J. Buller, Stanley, Lloyd, R. W. Jackson, Ker. Beazlev, Wilson, Hodgson, V. Webb, T. Attree, Hun. tz.r, E. Bligh; Rochefort Grange, T. Brideman Simpson, Leon. ard, Eversfiekl, Theobald. MisTßEssEs—Holvard Vyse, Berkeley Paget, White, E. Hodge, Ireland Blaekburne, Blair, Lambert - Blair, Genera. Michell, Moberly, Boehin, Wallace, O'Brien, Moray, G. 191. Hers, H. Vyse, G. Leigh, Taylor, Nassau, G. Brooke, Sey. mour, Collins, 41. Biadulph„ Utterson, Wilkins, Vaughan. Norton, E. Jerningham, Paul,. Homfray, Palliser, Steward, R Grange, Chaplin, Mitehell, Guereeire, Swinburn, W. Swim burn, G. It. Gerrard . Bouvene, W. W. Wynne, Robinson, Cooper, Holmes, Conning, Manners Sutton, L. Seymour, Baring, Chetwynd, Brune Prideaux, L. Blair, Barnard, Webb, Wines Johnson, G. Penn, A. East, Delap, E. Haw ker, M. Biddulph, G. Eliot, Wilkins, Annytage, Cooper, musgrave, C. M. Sutton, Pelham, Stuart, .1. Fuller, Douglas, G. Brooke, C. Bromhead, Bernard, Dymoke, MaberlY, Daw son, Colquhoun, E. Bouverie, Wingfield, Walker,• G. Penn, Munro, C. Blacker,' IV. Taylor, Farnham, Bowles, Davison, R. Gran c7 e Bloornficld, J. ratteltburne, Baring, Russell, H. B. Collier, L, lremonger, Dawson, B. Prideaux, F. B. Collier, D. T. Drake, H. Baillie, Baring, Roberts, Dering, Bowens, J. Picard. De Crespigny, EntWisle, W. Johnson, Roberts, L. Fox, AVhite, F. Lewis, .J.. Drummond, C. Disney, Homfray, J. Buller, R. hascelles, Collins, Taylor, Cowell, Freer, H. Northey, Huskisson. MvsEs--Astley, two Ireland Blackburns, two Howards, Hunlocke Sydney, M‘Cleod, Flower, Paulet, Lennard, Wal ker, H. Walker, (Vest, Adand, C. Pocock, Wvitehouse ' • Cal thorpe, Halliday, Vyse, Sydney, Jane Lloyd, Sparrow, Cleor giana Collier, Hamilton, F. Manners Sutton, Dillon, Lascelles, 2 Rams:lens, Montgomery, Lushington, Trollope, Augusta Leigh, Caldwell, Kinnaird ' Brudenell, Lake, Lloyd, Vansit tart, Bonfield, 2 Percys, Moore, Amelia -H(Mouse, Palk, Isa bella Heywnod, 11. Alley, Calthorpe ' A. Light, Davison, Ras-a sell, - Collins, Cowell,. Augusta Cowell, 2 .Palliseri, Johnstone, Baring, Collins, Paul, 'Harvey, Georgians Knight, Murray, Riche Fellowes, Duncan, Vansittart, Harriet Penn, Russell, Townshend, - Crofton, Fitzgerald, Erskine, Morton, Hobart, Clifford, Lucy Clifford, Mildmay, Lloyd, Farnham, K. Man ners Sutton, C. Manners -Sutton, A. 11. Manners Sutton, J. Manners Sutton, D. Nayler, Loftus, Irby, J. Heywood, Am herst, Cecil Rice, Harriet Rice, . Tyrwhitt Drake, C. Dawson, Mears; Williams Wynn, Kidneys Benfield, Oniake, Bur goyne, limaray, Bowens, Mary Bowens, Barrett Lennard, Clerke Jervoise, Janet Johnstone, Seymour , Swinburne, H. Penn, Eliratbeth Irby, M. Townshend, F. Tyler, Fanny Las celles, Tykr,'Vernon, Himloke, Calthorpe, E-,1 ' aumarez Hayes, Harriett Vansittart, Courtnay, Stewart Courtnay, Musgrave, D'uncan, Bond, Chaplin, Dawson, A. de Crespigny, Jones, Johnson, Louisa Chaplin, Plumer, Douglas, Eliza Plainer, Amelia Saumarezr Davison. The following atriong the numerous pre sentations, all of which his MAJESTY received with the • greatest , condescension, and appa rently in the full enjoyment - of most excellent health: — Mrs.-Barnard, by the Marchioness of Downshire Lady Elizabeth Monck, by the Lord in Waiting Lady Cecilia Buggin, by the Lord in Waiting Mrs. Wines Johnson, on her marriage Miss Granville Penn, by. her Mother • Mr. Cosway, on his going abroad Lady Clinton, bythe Lord in Waiting Countess Moray, by Viscountess Melville Countess of Morton, by Viscountess Melville- • Mrs. 11. Baring, by the Lord in Waiting Lady Newbolt, on her marriage Mrs. Roberts, by the Lord in Waiting MrS. J. Picard, by her mother, Mrs. llomfray Mr. D. J. Drake, by the Lord in. Waiting Countess of Sqa.dbroke, by Lady Peyton. Lady C. Hill and Lady M, Ili% by the March. of DoWnshire Lady Cranborne, on her marriage Lady Jane Hay, by the Countess of _Athlone Lady Glammies e by the-Marchioness of Huntly Lady E. Compton, on going abroad LadyE. Carnegie, by the Countess of Northesk Lady Otway, by the Countess of Ormonde and Ossory Lady J. Reeve, on her marriage Lady M. &undersell, on her marriage Lady Milne, on her marriage Lady Dasice, on Lieut.-Col. Sir C. Dance haing knighted . e Miss Fellowes, by the Marchioness of ChohnorideDy Lady L. Rous, - by Lady Peyton Lady Ogilby, by the Lord in Waiting Lady NV ood, by the Duchess of Athol Lady Fitzherbert, by the Duchesi of Leeds Lady Pym, by the Lord in Waiting Lady Hill, on her return from Portugal Lady A. Chichester, on her marriage Col. H. Paillie, on his marriage Vice-Admiral Fraser, on his promotion . Rear-Admiral Sir D. Milne, on his promotion to the Red Flag - . Capt. Portman, by Earl Digby Cornet Todd, 3d Dragoon Guards, on his appointment Lady Elizabeth Stuart, on her return from Paris lion. Miss Struts, on Lady C. Strutt being created a Baroness. Lady Ongley, by the Countess of Harcourt Lady Martin, by the Lord in Waiting ' Lady M. Cocks, by the Countess of Hardwicke Lady Delamere, by the Lord in Waiting Lady 1%-Tayler, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Reehfort Grange, by the Lord in Waiting Captain J. Crisp(); R.N. by the Lord in Waiting Lady J. Boyle, by the Countess of Athlone Captain Sydenham, by the Marquess of Wellesley Captain Ratteay, by the Lord in Waiting Captain Bluets, R.N., by the Lord in Si , aiting Captain Brace, on his appointment Mrs. G. Villiers, by the Countess of Manvers The Countess of Verulam, by the Lord in Waiting Two Ladies Walpole, Lady E. Vernon, two • Ladies Fitzroy, and the Countess of Euston, by the Lord in Waiting . Lady Nightingale, by the Lord in Weiting Lady Desanges, by the Lord in Waiting Mr. Tinton. one of the She Clerks in Chancery Lady Lennard and Miss Lennard, by the Lord is Waiting Lady Dysart and the Countess of Glasgow Captain Pell, R.N., by the Lord in Waiting Captain Dalgaims, on his return from India Lady Margaret Charteris, by the Lord in Waiting Lady H. Paget and Lady L. Erskine, by . the Lord in Waiting The Countess of Mansfield, by the Lord in Waiting MTV. Cowell and Mrs. Edward Hodge, by the Lord in Waiting Lady Drummond Smith, by the Lord in Waiting Viseountess Galway, by the Lord in Waiting - Mrs. O'Brien, by the Lord in - Waiting Lady ttamsden and MiAes Ramsden, by the Lorain Waiting Lady and Miss G. Collier, and Miss Caldwell, by the Lord in waiting The Dowager Countessof Guildford, on her going abroad Lady Susan North, by the Dowager Countsss of Guildford Mrs. Berkeley Paget, Hon. Mrs. and Miss Augusta Leigh Miss Erskine and Mrs. Moray, by the Lord in Waiting Mrs. White, by Viscountess Ennismore Lady and miss Trollope, by the Lord in Waiting • Mrs. and Misses Ireland Blaeleburne, by the Lord in Waiting The Hon. Mrs. Rochester Blair, and Mrs. Lambert Blair Lady Georgina Morpeth and two Misses Howard Lady Brewnrigg, by the Lord in Waiting . Eon. Miss Kinnaird,lay the Lord in Waiting Countess of Coventry and Lady Jane Coventry Duchess of Newcastle, by the 'Lord in Waiting Mrs. General Mitchell and Mrs. Maberley Mrs. Baring and Misi Baring by the Lord in Waiting Dowager Countessof Warwick, by the Lord in w rating Lady C. Greville, Lady Louisa Greville, and Lady Charlotte Greville, by the Countess Dowager of Warwick Miss Hunlocke Sydney and Miss Sydney Mrs. Boehm, by the Countess Dowager of Warwick Lady E. and Miss Macleod, by the Lord in Waiting 'Mrs. and Miss Paul, by the Countess Dowager of Warwick Lady and Miss Mildmay, by the Countess Dowager of Warwick Countess of Grosvenor, by the Countess Dowager of Warwick • Mrs. Delay, by the Countess of Ornionde and Ossoey Countesi Paulet and Lady Mary Paulet Mrs. and the Misses Johnstone, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Harvey, by the Lord in w a iting ors. John Drummond, by the Lord in Waiting Mrs. Moray, by the Duchess of Atholl. Miss and Miss Augusta Cowell, by Mrs. Cowen Countess of Stradbroke, by the Duchess Dowager of Leeds Lady Louisa Rous, by the Countess of Stradbroke Lady Charlotte Seyinour, by the Duchess of Somerset • lion. Miss Anne Liddell, by the Lord in Waiting Hon. Mrs. Clifford, on her marriage, by Lady Clifford Viscountess Tainworth, by the . Divilitass Dowager of Rutland Ali Lucy, and Miss Louisa Clifford; by Lady Clifford Marchioness of Northampton, on her return from abroad Countess of Abingdon, by the Lord in Waiting Earl of •Stratinnore, by the Marquis of Bundy Lady Selina Ker, - by the Marchioness of Londonderry Lady A'Court, by the Countess of Belmore Lady Walker, by . Lieutenant-General Sir G. Walker Miss Walker, and Miss Harriet Walker, by Sir G. Walker !Miss Georgians Knight, by Lady Astley Miss E. Plumer, youngest daughter of the Master of the Rolls Mr. Hunter, by the Lord in Waiting Mrs. Brune Prideaux, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Stuart Coartenay, by the Lord in Waiting Captain Fyler ' by the Dowager Countess of Newburgh Miss Russell, by the Duchess of Dorset Miss Georgiana Collier, by Lady Collier Sir Anthony Carlisle, on receiving the. honour of Knighthood Major-General Stevenson Barns, on promotion Miss Acland, by Mrs. James Butler Miss Charlotte .Pocock, by Lady Henry Howard Miss West, by the Hon. Mrs. West Lady Johnston, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Tyrwhitt Drake, by the Lord in Waiting Lady Georgia= West, on her marriage, by the Lion. Mrs. Weal Lady Henderson Dorham, on her return from the Continent Lady Millie, on her marriage • Lady Ravenswortb, by the Lord in Waiting Lady and Miss Montgomery, by Marchioness Conynham Miss Seymour, by Lady Jervoise Lady Fowke, by the Dowager Duchess of Rutland Lady Wood, by her Grace the Duchess of Atholl Lady M Saunderson,by the Countess of Carhampton,on marriage Lady Sophia Lumley, by the Countess of Scarborough Lady Cremorne, by Lady Howden Lady Aldis, on coming to her title Lady Wilson, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Harriet Penn, by her mother Mr. Dymoke, by his father, the Champion Dymoke Mrs. Wilkins, sin her marriage Miss Su-inhume, by Mrs. Walker Miss Bond, one of die Ladies who attended Miss Fellowes at the Coronation, by the Hon. Miss Brudenell Miss Meares, by Lady R y croft Miss Dickson, by Sir M. Tierney Lady F. Hotham, by Lady Stradbroke Mr. Alderman Venables, on his Election to Office Mr. J. Rosson, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Freer, by Lady Desanges Mrs. Wilkins, on her marriage Countess Pauline de Neale, by the Duchess of Leeds Mrs. Seddell, by Lord Ravensworth - Lady C. Ludlow, by the Countess of Scarborough Mrs. Roberts, by the Lord in Waiting The Countess of Aylesford, on her marriage Mrs. White, by Viscount Ennismore Mrs. J. 'Drummond, on her marriage Mrs. Poyntze by the-Lord in Waiting Mrs. Johnson, on her marriage Countess Carhampton, on coming to her title Countess Somers, by the Countess of Hardwicke Mrs. Hodgson, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Russell, by the Duchess of Dorset. Miss Duncan, by Lady Desanges - Miss Hobart, by Lady. Elizabeth Stuart • Mrs. Douglas, by Mrs. Nassau • Mr. Frederick C. Burt, on going abroad Miss Erskine ' by the Duchess of Atholl Miss Nayler, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Clarke Jervoise, by her Mother • Miss Tyrwhitt Drake, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Seymour, by Lady Clarke Jervoise Miss Fanny Tyler, by the Dowager Countess of Newburgh Miss Johnston, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Uniacke, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Janet Johnston; by the Lord in Waiting Mrs. Dymoke, by Dowager Lady Brownlow Miss Duncan by Lady Ogilby Mrs. Bloomfield, by the Countess Harcourt Mrs. Russell, by the Duchess of Dorset Mrs. Everard Bouverie, by the Countess Harcourt Mrs. Bernard, by the Marchioness of Downsliire Mrs. Delap, by. the Countess of Ormonde and Ossory Mrs. Colonel &pinhead, on her marriage Mrs. Stuart e by Lady Stuart Mrs. Hopkins Northey, on her return from the Continent Mrs. Middleton Iliddulph, by Mrs. Musgrave • Mrs. Lambert Blair, by the Lord in waiting Miss Harriet Penn, by Mrs Granville Penn Mrs. E. Ilaw - ger, by the Lord in Waiting Mrs. cathrow Disney, by the Lord in Waiting Mrs. Cooper, on her marriage, by Dowager Ladr Brownlow Mrs. Armytage, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs, Colquhoun, by the Lord in Waiting Lady Grant Iteir, on lief f=;ttu-n from India, , by.Lady.Aniitetst. Mrs. Browne Prideaux, by the Lord in Mraiting Mrs. Munro, by Lady Strange Mrs. Colonel Blacker, by Lady Strange Mrs. Taylor, by the Lord in Waiting . Mrs. Nassau, by the Lorain Waiting Mrs. Seymour, by the Countess of Harcourt Lady Colebrooke, by the Tvlarellioness of`Northarripton 'Aisles Frances and Georgina Jemingham ' t. Mrs. Colonel Hugh BaUlie, on her marriage Miss Spa)Tow,by her aullt, Lady„:rirm . BentinclZ.‘ t-, terititi'ss of M‘irrar,- . by the-Vis - cintessAlerville • Lady Jane Stuart, by her mother, the Countessof Murray Lady Bontein, by the Lord in Waiting Captain Pitt Bontein, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Charlolte Pocock, by her aunt, Lady IF. Howard Mrs. and the Misses Connell, on their return from abroad Mrs. Stuart, on her return from the Continent Capt. Menzies, on hisappointment to R. M. Artillery, Colonf.:l 4 , Sir Richard Williams, K. C. B. Presentation emitted on NVednestlay—Captain Menzies, on his • appbintment to R. N. Artillery, 'by Colonel Sir Richard Williams, K.C.B. itt LADIES' DRESSES. • fiER ROYAL 141GUNESS I'RINCLS3 AUGUSTA, Over a petticoat of white satin, wore a splendid areas of sil ver lama, richly prigged with magnificent and unique wreaths of grenades, terminated with graceful plaits of azure blue anti silver, finished with dentelle d'argent, forming an elegant and graceful border ; corsage and manteau of azure blue satin, su_ perbly strewed with silver, and finished with massy dentelle d'argent; the whole embellished with a profusion of exquisitely fine blond and brilliants : beadkiress, toque of silver, with a magnificent phtme of ostrich feathers and brilliants. H. it. H. PIUNCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER. A magnificent dress of silvei Tama, with a splendid border of rich flowen in brilliant and matted silver, surmounted with a handsome garniture cf silver tulle, tastefully relieved with su perb bands of silver; the train silver tissue trimmed witli silver ; the body and sleeves of silver lama, profusely trimmed with Brussels point and silver: the whole was perfectly elegant and magnificent. Her Royal Highness wore a :profusion of dia• morals and feathers. • The Princess EST ERZ-IAZ Y—A superb real silver larna robe, and apron studded with diamonds, real silver lama train lined with rich French white satin head-dress, a magnificent plume of white feathers and superb diamonds. Queen Elizabeth's ruff. Duchess of .A 'mi.—A white net dress, ornamented with a rich embossed India trimming : train, Bros de Naples, trimmed to correspond. - - Duchess of Donne's—A rich gold lama dress, trimmed with purple ; a gros de Naples train, richly trimmed: head-dress, a profusion of diamonds and feathers. Duchess of BEDFORD—A lilac net dress, richly embroidered in silver lama, and profusely trimmed with silver, over white satin ; a.rnantua of rich lilac satin, beautifully embroidered in silver to correspond : head-dress, ostrich plume and diamonds. The Duchess of lttnr LAND—NI agnificently dressed in tulle over white satin, richly ornamented. with steel and chenille flowers en applique, decorated with a quirlonde of pink and blue roses, intermixed with orange blossom and bordering of steel fringe, the bodice and sleeves profusely trimmed with handsome blond lace and steel to correspond; manteau of beau tiful brocaded blue satin, striped and surrounded by an unique garniture of steel, confining points of tulle and satin en suite : bead-dreSs, plume of ostrich feathers, and cornet of diamonds. Duchess of NEW CAST I. E—A tulle dress superbly embroi dered in silver lama, intermixed with costly , pearls and violet silk ; train of white satin, with a rich border of violet and sil ver : head-dress, feathers, and a profusion of diamonds. M archioness NOR T IrA. ir T o:-.;,A most beautiful silver lama dress, richly embroidered in elegant designs ; body and sleeves full dunned with silver and fine point ; manteau of rich violet satin, embroidered with wreaths of silver lama: head-dress fea thers and diamonds. The Marchiones of SALISBURY wore a yellow and silver striped gauze robe, embroidered in. chenille flowers and silver; train of yellow satin, richly • trimmed - with tulle and aver 7. head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Marchioness of HE Tony oun—A superb gold lama dress, most richly embroidered over white satin ; mantua of rich white satin, ernbroidered in gold: head-dress, fathers, and diamonds. The Marchioness of Lonno ssE asitv—A beautiful em broidered white dress, with flowers and satin, train of rich French white gros - de Naples, lined with rich satin of the same colour, apron studded all over with costly brilliants and dia monds, fonning . a complete diadem, with a magnificent plume Of white feathers. Queen Elizabeth's ruff. The Marchioness of HusrnY—A superb dress of rich gold lama, richly trimmed with gold and flowers ; train of. rich white watered gros de Naples, embroidered with gold, and lined with rich French white satin : head-dress, diamonds and feathers. Queen Elizabeth's ruff. The M archioness of LANSD4WS—A rich white and silver dress ; white satin train. Viscountess. Ga massy—A tulle dress over blue satin, ele gantly embroidered in columns of white flowers; the border bouquets of tulle, and . pearl robes, and a garniture of tulle in termixed with pearls in elegant shells ; blue Satin train, su perbly ornamented with a berdering of tulle and pearls in shells, finished with blond lace ; the body and sleeves embroi dered to correspond, and profusely ornamented with pearls: her Ladyship wore a profusion of diamonds, with an elegant plume of blue and white feathers. Viscountess TAMWORTH—A net dress richly ornamented with patent pearl and white satin : train, yellow sarcenet lined with rich white satin. Dowager Viscountess. Gas.way—White net dress, richly em broidered in pearls, and profusely trimmed with Brussels point, over white satin ; mantua of Lavender satin, trimmed with point to correspond : head-dress, feathers and diamonds. The Countess of wEssss--le beautiful dress real silver lame, trimmed with roses, the body and sleeves trimmed with very costly point lace; apron of diamondS, and train of rich pink satin, embroidered in silver : head-dress, di a monds and a pro fusion of feathers : Queen Elizabeth's ruff. The Countess Nles.x:vEns—ln & splendid gold lama dress strewed with violet foil-stones, and deep bordenngs of massive gold bullion fringe, the bodice and sleeves trimmed richly with gold and elegant blond lace ; manteau of rich violet satin, sur rounded by a correspondent bordering of gold lama and fringe : head-dress, ostrich leathers and diamonds. Countess of CaucitE sT En—A brilliant dress of silver tissue, with an elegant garniture of -silver lama, and double niche of satin with silver, bodice and sleeves profusely, trimmed with point lace and silver ; train of gros de Naples, trimmed with a bordering of silver roule.au to correspond : head-dress, feathers and diamonds. The Countess of ROTHEs—An embroidered dress over white satin ; -a manteau of puce - colour figured tosos de Naples silk, trimmed with blond and satin : head-dress, diamonds and fea thers. The Countess POULETT —A superb gold lama dress, the body trimmed with Brussels lace looped up with diamonds; white_ satin train trimmed to correspond : rich gold turban,. with plume of ostrich feathers and diamond. Countess of NORTHESK—Superb gold lama dress richly trimmed with flounces and bordering of - the same, over a petti coat of white satin. Train of white satin, surrounded by a brilliant bordering of gold laina : head-dress, feathers and dia monds. Countess of Brstrosrasro--Rich lavender figure silk dress, superbly trimmed with blond lace ; stomacher of diamonds coronet of the same, with rich plume of ostrich feathers. The Countess of G.UILFORD—A rich white satin petticoat, trimmed tastefully at the bottom with net and silver, over which was worn a most elegant robe of silver lama, ornamented at the top with a profusion of rich blond lace. The train of rich white gros de Naples, trimmed with net and silver to correspond with the petticoat; head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. The Countess of ASllBllnsmaar—A white satin petticoat, over which was worn a most superb gold lama dress, embroidered at the bottom with gold trimming, and the top trimmed with a quantity of Brussels point lace. The train was composed of rich Oudeile gauze, trimmed round with net and gold, which had a foist light and elegant effect : head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. Right Hon. Countess CARIIAMPT ON—A rich Court dress, over white satin, with a garniture of satin and tulle ; or-mold satin train, trimmed to correspond : head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Dowts . ger Countess CARDIGAN—A net dress, richly embroi dered with beads ; train, white watered gros de Naples. Countess Dowager of G uinFonD—An elegant tulle dress in columns of rich silver spangled net, superbly trimmed at the bottom with beautiful flounces of silver lama, each flounce headed with a border of rich silver spangled net, worn over a rich white satin petticoat; robe of magnihcent silver tissue, ele gantly trimniel with broad blond lace and silver; body and ' eves tastefully ornamented with silver tassels, and trimmed with broad blond lace : head-dress, a profusion of diamonds and feathers. Lady NAYLEII—Dress of silver lama; train of white satin : heed-dress, plume of white ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady JERNIN eausx—A superb silver lama dress, over a lilac. satin. train of figured lilae satin, riettlyXeinerned,round aith aline bullion : head-dress,'oiltrich plume and diamonds. Lady ELIZARETH LESLIF.A. white gauze dress, with It garniture of gauze and bunches of white roses ; neentean of white figured gros de Naples silk, orztainented - witteen/le and satin e • head-dress. Lady satin robe ric,bly trimmed - with silver . frini . terl ess, Istrich feathers anddiamonds. • sand Lady CLIFFORTYL:-.4 1101,04 W green gros de ‘ Nanles. . At. • Lady E. Asir IttISNIIMI—A rich embroidered net dreS3, de corated with lilac hyacinths and silver wheat. Train, white gros de Naples. Lady J. ConNtre,t.r.rs—A superb pia lama dressy with 4. rich Chinese border to correspond. Train, gros de Naptes. Lady M. SToreFortb--A net dress, richly embroidered with steer. Train, pink watered gros de Naples. Lady' , OTWAY—A rich silver lathe dress, ornamented with ltouquets over white satin;. mantua of pink gros de Naples Wititraff4otearniture en tulle and bouquet; head-dress, feathers and diamonds. - Lady .FIT*HERBFRT—A net dress,beautifttlV embroidered in silver Tama, over a slip of a.. rich white satin ; mantua of white gros de Naples, with an elegant garniture en tulle and argent : head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady COLLIER—A white gauze dress, profusely-Jaimmed with blond,' over _TM: white satin ; manttra. of white satin, trimmed to correspond : bead-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady TIERNET, e 4 white net hess, embroidered in ; floss Silk; and profusely trimmed with blond lace ; mantua of rich blue satin, with pearls and blond lace head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Ladrthenitimrz-t-sA rich net dress, beveatifully embroidered in steal and -floss; a most superb pink satin train richly orna mented with steel and blond : head-dress, a profusion of diae monds and roses.. Lady Oreoret—A rich silver lama dress-over a slip of rich white satin ' • mantua of white satin, elegantly trimmed with tul;ee and lama ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady CARNEGIE --A white satin, petticoat, with a heautifil net and. silver dress, elegantly trimmed with blond all roses head-dress, a profusion of diamonds and feathers. Lady GEORGIANA WELLESLEYWOre a superb . white Levantine dress, richly embroidered with gold, trimmed witii sahie and gold; train or white levantinc covered with tulle, richly embroidered in gold : headAress, feathers and diamonds- Iler Ladyship wore a superb gold steinecher, set with diamorels and emeralds. The Lady CLINTON—Dress of tulle over white satin, ele gantly trimmed with deep blond lace and satin en garniture.; the bodice and sleeves ornamented with satin and blond lace mantecu of white brocaded gros de Naples, trimmed with blond en suite : head-dressy feathers, diamonds, and. emeralds.: •. Lady Cauca...ism and Lady VrEORGINA satin petticoat, over which was worn a rich silver lanra dreS3, trimmed with a quantity of most superb blond lace. The trai4 of white gros de Naples and silver : head-dress ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH—An elegant tulle' dress, 'with handsome embroidered flounces, beautifully finished at tile.bottom with a garniture of satin and net; body and sleeves trimmed with blond lace, worn over a rich white satin petticoat ; robe of rich lavender-figured sersnet, trimmed with an embroi dered border to correspond with dress : head-dress, die - Mond - S. and feathers. Lady OssuLSTON—A white satin petticoat, with a beautit'A net dress, embroidered with pearls and steel, arAl superb traits' richly trimmed with pink roscs and blond : head-dress, a plume of feathers and a profusion of diamonds. Lady ll.sercr.--A beautiful dress of white satin covered with' tulle, festooned with silver, intermixed with bunches of white roses. Train of violet silk, bordered with a full russe of net and silver rosettes: head-dress, feathers and diamonds. TOMKINS'S PICTURE LOTTERY, TO-MORRO' A RED AND A BLACK TICKET, (-1:3. 3s.EACIIx. ARE SURE OF A PRIZE ! PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE 0 - CLOCK. Bank Stock ...... 232 H 5 per Cent. Navy Ann...—. I 0 3 per Cent. Red. 76aa 1081 3 per Cent. Cons. 75 76 75a India Bonds . ..... 573. 595 ‘ : 4 per Cent 9sf- Excheq. Bills 6 4 pT. Bank Long Ann.ll9l 9-16ths Cons. for August 76i HIGH WATER AT LONDO Morning, 35 minutes after 1. N BRIDGE TO-MORRO St-- 1 Evening, 2 minutes after 2: THE SUN. SALEM QUIS DICERE FALSLIM AUDEAT,? LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 18,21. We are happy to assure the Public, that there is no foundation for the report of the KING's health, and that his MAJESTY is only suffering a little fatigue from the bodily exertion which lie has undergone during the last two days. The Paris Journals which arrived this morn , ing contain copious accounts of his MAJESTY'S' Coronation. An article from the Banks of the Danube, dated the Gth instant, reports, that the Greek fleet had forced the passage of the Dar danelles, and had landed a body of troops 00 the European shore, who succeeded in storming the . two: castles on that side of the entrance? which - they afterwards blew up. If this infor mation should prove correct, it May decid e the fate of the Ottoman capital. The be" vial of the Patriarch GREGORY, who was- e.xe cuted at Constantinople by order. of the Sultan. took place at Odessa on the 2Sth of last mont h with great pomp, conformably to instructio ns from the • Emperor ALEXANDER. Numbers °f the Clergy from Moscow and other Itussi°„ l "., Governments assembled at Odessa to attend tbc.' ceremony ; and 8,000 troops, under the e s mand of Count de LANGERON, lined the aventl through which the procession passed. The f °' PEROR also remitted 100 - 000 roubles to be c lis^ tributed among the unfortunate Greek fugiti ves who crowded the . streets of Odessa. The N l ' lowing are extracts :- 44 ST. CLOUD, JULY 23.—During the m orn i n - 5 the King transacted business with the AlEar th e de Lauriston, Minister of the llou4ehold, an- Marquis de Latour Maubourg, Minister of War: and in the afternoon with the Duke de Itichelie His Majesty afterwards walked in the Boiss de B°644I P " A n R e I . S, JULY 'M.—Prince Talleyr anj sets f o n ti a t fht t ec od o h rh e ne at rt, d bh a i oel y i u tri .ah7foettfehurßoptofopr-tdemhrei Bordeaux rfi r yx o r: w enon , tnehe f b : s 0; r aa rt fireah e ° e out Ship tlje Enigkeit, of 350 tons burthen, a cargo of timber. The Ship with her cargo w 1P; ea tirely consumed, and the loss is estimated at more than 6,2501. Sterling. The fire communicated to `.he ship Eliza, belonging to a merchant of Bur-