The Sun.
London, England, 1863-05-14 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

OSBORNE, MAY 13.
The Queen and the Princess Louie of lief*
walked in the grounds.
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred, attended
Major Cowell, left. Osborne for London this morning

The Prince and Princess of Wales.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales, attended by the Countess of Macclesfield
Lord A. Harvey, and Major Teesdale, visited till
Royal Botanic Gardens yesterday morning.
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred, attended 133
Major Cowell, visited their Royal Highnesses tbi
Prince and Princess of Wales yesterday, and Par'
rook of a dejeuner at Mar borough House.
The Prince of Waits and Prince Alfred, attendeL
by Major Teesdale, rode on horseback in the after'
noon.
The Princess of Wales, attended by the Countess
of Macclesfield, took a drive in an open carriage.

The Prince and Princess of Vraleo 16'
Cambridge House.
The Prince and Princess of Wales continues 111):
propriately to carry out the genial courtesiesof tile)!
youth and position. Their Royal Highnesses lall
night honoured Viscount and Viscountess Palmer'
stop with their presence at dinner, at Cambridge
i
House, thereby paying graceful compliment to el
accomplished queen of society, and to the big
station her ladyship holds in right of her distill'
guished lord.
The Prince and Princess of Wales arrived at
eight o'clock, and were welcomed on alighting
from their carriage by the noble viscount Oa
vla
countess, who received their Royal Highnesses
the entrance-hall. His Royal Highness Frinho
Ahred accompanied his illustrious relatives,
suite in attendance consisting of the Counted
Macclesfield, Lord Harris, Major-General Sll°1131!
and Major Teesdale, V.C. eel
The company honoured with invitations to hi
of
the Prince and Princess consisted of the Pafikee
Newcastle, the Marchioness of. Ely, the Earl ut-a
Dille, the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury 5;00
Lady Victoria Ashley, Viscount and Viscelltitm,
log
Royston, Viscount Hinehinbrooke, Viscount Peel
and the Hon. Alice and Edith Jocelyn, Lord BDd
Lady Proby, the Right Hon. Sir Charles W°d' tit;
the Right Hon. W. P. Cowper and Mrs. CoWPclo
Dinner was served at half-past eight o'el°4o3
the banquetting-room. Lord Palmerston condaed,
the Princess of Wales to a seat on his right birir
the Prince of Wales leading to her Place bet
countess Palmerston, who was supported °
left by Prince Alfred. c'
After dinner Viscountess Palmerston recel'ed to
distinguished circle of the aristocracy lovitniese
meet the Prince and Princess of Wales. The —do*
sion was brilliantly prepared for the real): ge.
Every device for decoration that taste and fat
nuity could resort to was put into requisitie°
the occasion and with the most charming effee,,iieg
the. noble hostess was, as usual, the Prein.deof
genius, the floral goddess was her handelal tiplt
doing hon age with all her charms; and 01064 ti3bs•
devoirs could find no more appropriate shrine, oil(
was afforded by the presence a the yeetbfwiedi,
to whom such aroma of love and loyalty Was

cated.
hriage
Their R9yal Highnesses the Duke of Cann—e
stlf
and the Princess Mary were among thf
atrivals, and the gallant duke opened the ee'grot
leading off with the Princess of Wales in the
quddrille. Oil
The festivities of the evening were kept 14,0,400
much animetdon until one o'clock, when the ,/of
and Princess took leave of the company, and, 04
conducted to their carriage by the noble hne"
hostess.

•
LEVEE AT ST. JAMES'S PA-Tlfier
By command of the Queen, a levee wash e'lsi
terday afternoon in St. James Palace by his -f
het
Highness the Prince of Wales, on behalf 0'
bjesty. a the
The presentations exceeded six hundred, a° off
attendances were also very numerous. The Preept/
tations to his Royal Highness are, by the auttioo
pleasure, considered as equivalent to prebelitil
to her, Majesty. a f"
The new corridor, recently erected, was 115 e
the first time. , TOP
The Royal Body Guard of her Majesty '3O the
Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms was on dutY /opt'
state saloons, under the command of the Lieu° wit'
Captain Philips, the Sub-Officer was on dutY
the Corps. opr
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, e°llol'
by v. detachment of Life Guards, arrived frot° odd
borough House about two o'clock at St' ,1154.0°1
Palace, and was received by the great ool°-
state of the Queen's Househo!d. 04
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred wasattea
by Major Cowell. r Wit
His Royal Highness the Prince of Orangel"
attended by his Gentlemen-in-Waiting' bridge 1'
His Royal Highness the Duke of Caewr'-''
atttended by the Hon. James Macdonald' , 1101'
His Serene Highness Prince Frederick 0.1
stein was also present at the levee, cote
The Yeoman of the Guard were on cluti:orie
manded by Captain Parker Rickford, the
So9°l
The Prince of Wales entered the Throoeoo,
accompanied i:ks Prince Alfred, the Prince °t,,,,,ooteSoi
the Duke of Cambridge, and the Prince of
His Royal Highness was attended by the nt
St. Germans, G.O 8., Lord Steward • Irise°u-Ailer
ney, G.C.8., Lord Chamberlain ; Marquis °f Tr"-
bury, Master of the Horse; Viscount POP. Vice:
surer of the Household ; Viscount Castler°6Bl th
Chamberlain ; Lord Proby, Comptroller irtr°,,itil
Household ; Lord Alfred Hervey, Lord 10 06111/,
to his Royal Highness; Lieut.-General Sir Geosii,.:
Bentirck, K C. 8., Groom in Waiting t 0 the to 'IIP
Mr. Charles L. Wood, Groom in Waiting COI;
Royal Highness ; Lieut.-General 1(nellY8'0. Palle
troller and Treasurer to his Royal Higb,.,PeEjer'al ~c
Alfred Paget, Clerk Marshal ; Major-00- goir
Hon. A. N. Hood, Equerry to the aileee.; oiso
Teesdale, Equerry in Waiting to his Rd-04,v
ness ; Mr. Herbert W. Fisher, Private StTe°rpeot
his Royal Highness; and the Pages of 'l2
etc
Waiting to the Queen. WO
-he
The Fureign Ambassadors and Milioest°,o
introduced, when the following preseaustine- la
Prince of Wales for the Queen took PIS— -
diplomatic circle:—

bo'
jg
de VI Pr'

By the Austrian Ambassador—Baron' jo
Minister Resident in the Austrian DlP.,(l°llll,°"Ait4
vice. By the Russian Ambassador--x• h-Oltoyi
B outakoff, de la Marine Imperiale. J3l
Envoy—Le Marquis Marquis Balbi, A 013004/
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Legation a Londres. By the Peruvisll totM. Gonzales do Penilloo. By the SParii,ll, lie
Don
Jose de Argaiz, Attache to her 0641-°
jesty's Legation at this Court. r 1311t13"
The
diplomatic and general circles ere
rously attended.

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- - itleliS
Her Majesty has - lO OJO
made a donation of of to
to University College
,ng eonyearla IDramatic meeting
annual
.dinner on June 2, at which Lord Or°llgll
preside. WO
Theatre Hospital, in anticipati°/10, i 0 '
„ph, 813;tige
ROYAL
Fair is announced DRAMATIC COLLEGE. ---- 1-`,,i y o', it
(C) totlhlcogsee
willha interested doianc
et hoencri;eBPd,eiesd acloofiv.olll
27th instant, at one o'clock, on the stage of la;•:Ici f t 4,1
huencßedoytaol
tDakreampalaticce,
,etit _ 6 ::,,,y0 of
, t tue „iu
Palace, on Saturday, the 25th, MondaY9 ti'
July, andeel
ben 0
CHARITAB M° ea
BENEFITS.—Two char=-- „foie of
which deserve LE
the patronage of the public are e' 02'0,
take place on Caosteu a
if'
grill& orr
Monday evening, one at the r ~t yr
the widow of Mr. Charles Selby • d the other ' ,
, an
lane, for the re $.6911
v widow of Mr. James Rogers.
JAP AN .---Tne Water Lily has arrived fro-9
of otlcei
grahwat Japan, with 80,640 l b. of tea and 1,200 beleusoitl
Chia is the first ship that has brought so large f‘ 4
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silk from Japan. laeto ,i
uou—
ClVlLeive-
SERVICE COMMISSION. ewe bat, r(3° t 0
that Mr. Walrond, one of the two exan2iners, .4400
the appointment of secretary to this couiraisaiorit '
the death of Mr. John C. Graham.