The Sun.
London, England, 1864-02-29 00:00:00

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BIER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR, CASTLE, Feb. 27.

Her Majesty the Queen received addresses of con-
gratulation to-day at Windsor Castle on the birth
of an infant Prince.
The Right Hon. Sir George Grey arrived at the
Castle at 12 o'clock) and had an audience of her
Majesty.
Stiorly before 1 o'clock the Sheriffs of London
and two members of the Court of Lieutenancy of
Lmidon had the honour o an interview to take her
11111jcsty'l pleasure as to receiving the addresses
from the city of London and the Court of Liotfte.

nancy.
They were introduced by the Right Hon. Sir O.
Grey, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State
for Home Affairs.
Her Majesty, accompanied by their Royal High'
masses Princess Helena, Princess Louise, Prince
Leopold, and Princess Beatrice, then entered the
White Drawing-room. The Queen was attended
by Viscountess Jocelyn, Lady C. Barrington, the
Hon. Mrs. Bruce, the Earl of St. Germans (Lord
Steward), Viscount Sydney (Lord Chamberlain), the
Marquis of Ailesbury (Master of the Horse), Lord
Cremorne, Lieut.-Col. Cavendish, Major-Gen. Ser
mour, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. D. de Roe, and Col. Sir
T. M. Biddulph.
The deputation with the city address, consisting
of the Lord Mayor, Sir J. Duke, Sir F. G. Moen'
Mr. Alderman Gibbons, Mr.Aldermau Rose, Sheriffs
Nissen and Cave, the Recorder, the Town, Clerk,
the City Remembrancer, and a number of the mon;
bers of the Corporation was first introduced and
presented the address to her Majesty.
The Lord Mayor and principal members were
severally presented to her Majesty by Sir G. Grey
and had the honour of kissing her Majesty's hand. The Queen returned a gracious answer, and the de-
putation retired.
The other members of the Corporation Pre%nt
were Mr. F. W. Truscott, Mr. G. Botterill, Air.
W. Brass, Mr. F. Carritt, Mr. J. A. Cotton, gr.
W.Crowcher, Mr. G. W. C. Dean, Mr. T. U.
Hale, Mr. W. Hartridge, Mr. H. H. Heath, Air'
K. Nind, Mr. G. S. Pedler, Mr. T. Rudkin,
Ala
J. T. Young, Mr. T. Snelling, Mr. Deputy Scalnell'
Mr. T. Symonds, Mr. C. J. Todd, and Mr. J.

Farlow.
The deputation from the Court of Lieutenane„?;'
consisting of Mr. Robert Obbard, Mr. B.
Phillips, F.S.A., Mr. Ambrose Moore, Mr. J. •""'
Hooper, Mr. E. Wilson, Mr. Charles Reed, F."--4"34
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Mr. Samuel Gregson, M P., Mr. Robert Bousfiell"
Mr. Charles John Mannings, and Mr. 11°1°5
Parker were next introduced, with the same for'
malities,and presented their address. Some of the,
principal members had the honour of kissing her
Majesty's Land, and her Majesty having returne
a gracious answer, the deputation retired.
The deputation from the city of Edinburgh lcas
then introduced, consisting of the Lord Pre"st'
Bailie Johnstone, Bailie Auchie, Bailie Mossmani
Bailie Cassels, Bailie Alexander, the Lord Desrit°
Guild, Convener Beattie, the City Clerk, and 11"1.°

IL G. Lawson.
Her Majesty received the address and returneda
gracious answer, and the Lord Provost and Pripci'
pal member of the deputation having been
Pre-
sented by Sir George Grey, and having kissed her
Majesty's hand, the deputation retired.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, with the deputation
from the city of Dublin, consisting of the Right
Hon. Peter Paul M.S winey (Lord Mayor), Mr. It'
Angelo Hayes, R.H.A. (secretary), Alderman
Campbell, S.P. (mover of the address), Counclij!,t
D'Arcy (seconder of the address), with the Luc%
bearer and the sword-bearer, was next introduce'
The address having been received and her MoJestir
having returned a gracious answer, the Lord May
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and the mover and seconder of the address wer
presented by Sir George Grey, and had the honou
of kissing her Majesty's hand. The deputatoil.

then retired.

the BO' J.

The next deputation consisted o
Martineau, the Rev. R. B. Apland, the lisc'li.
e
Terson, the Rev, J. P. Ham, and the Bev. -I.‘
Sadler, representing the body of English Presibi:
terian ministers in and near the cities of Ida"°—
and Westminster.
Her Mejesty having received the address al:.
having returned a gracious answer, the I'3v'ted
Martinean and the Rev. Dr. Sadler were prese° di
and had the honour of kissing her Majesty's 11411

The deputation then retid.
The deputations appeared severally in roue- and
full dress. the
Luncheon was served for the deputations ; '—istro
dining-roam, and shortly after the various nierame
who had attended returned to London.
February 2S: e
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The Quen, Princess Helena, Princess Virile,
Prince Arthur and Prince Leopold, with the Lavio
and Gentlemen in Waiting, attended Divin° e§ r
this morning in the private chapel. iviudSor
The Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean "

officiated.
His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, attended. 13135;
M9.jor Elphinstone, arrived at the Castle last n!g.ti;
The Hon. Alice Jocelyn and the goo' Ijcil
Jocelyn arrived at the Castle yesterday.

The Prince and Princess of Wales „i go
The Prince and Princess of Wales tackle et""
drive on Saturday afternoon. cony
In the , evening the Prince and Prinee°9 ge uar
panied by their Royal Highnesses Prince ArtPtre.
and Prince Leopold, went to the Princess's Satre.
In attendance were the Countess de Grey,
Teesdale, Major Cowell, and Mr. Buff• e oho
Mr. Morton Edwards has had the honour cn
miffing to their Royal Highnesses the Pri,lle:v:leet
Princess of Wales his bust of the Prince of to,
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executed for the Corporation and city of rietilt, the
The Prince and Princess of Wales' 17;a-itiogo
$Ol
Countess de Grey and Major Teesdale in ""(1 St.
attended Divine service at the Chapel
James's, yesterday morning. , „i 6
f t. Ger;
The Archbishop of Armagh, the Ear' -.oth, apu•
mans, Viscount Sydney, the Marquis of Pa
Lord Harris were also present. pre read
The Prayers and Communion Service W--„d the
by the Rev. the Sab-Dean, Dr. Curetee' °-
Rev. T.
The Bis
A th® ser‘
hop of B lth and Wells preached -
mon from Psalm i., veracs 1 and 2.
Mr. Goss presided at the orgo• lf,.
increased
Anthem,—" Lord, how are they
Handel. carriage
The Prince and Princess of Wales took -

drive in the afternoon.
The Queen has a DraWi",,n3°lo3;
commanded
that
shallß be held on Saturday, March 19 next, '.l,f of
oyal Highness the Princess of Wales, ea beh.da'ered
her Majesty. All presentations will be 001
pgulr
as. being made to her Majesty. The usual r'Paeo..
tons will be observed. It is not expected tll3t: ill
tlemen will go to the Drawing-roan:l, et
attendance upon the ladies of their families. t the
A Cabinet Council was held on Saturde9 l'" c
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasarrle'
in Downing street The Miuisters present were
Lord Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, the Dine o 8
Argyll, Sir George Grey, Earl Russell, Eer',,v.
Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor of tbe 'PI.
chequer, the Duke of Somerset, the Righte
fl9n* il
Milner Gibson, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwe:
Lord Stanley of Alderlcy, and the Bight 11°13.
P. Villiers. obur left
The Princess Clementine of Saxe-Cg ha°
Brussels for Ostend, on her way to England.
o'l°
Adviebs from Bruesela, state that the Arc ,„eiliat
Maximilian has been attacked rather badly with ilw 'OO.O
which has delayed for a day or two his departure for e"tari
The Right Hon. B. Disraeli gave a Parliallee'oro
Tbe...rocoot
dinner on Saturday evening at Grosvenor-gte.
present the Earl of Lucan, the Earl of Verulawt 11°00'
Hamilton, the Earl of Bective, Lord Colvilio,:n3roA
Frederic'. Lygon, the Hon, Percy Wyndham,
.0 siriiiitiya
Brides Sir John Walsh, Sir Henry Tra::ey, 5.,11. 6ticling,
Miles, Mr. Ormsby Gore, Mr. Thomas BArieg, innvoeu•
Mr. Archdale, Mr; Seymour Fitzgerald, and Mr•
ova the
Despatches were sent on Saturday from
Colonial-02W to tLo Ciovoraor of Cauaa,