The Sun.
London, England, 1837-05-26 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

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foliossterday the Duchess of Kent received and presented the
„1-- ol anentlemen to the Princess ctoria,
Who were charbgedemen withcongratulatory Addresses to her Royal
qlghness, on the occasion of her completing her 18th year :
the Eail of Harewood, with an address from Doncaster; the
arl
stiof Bradford with an address from the Loyal arid Con-
tutional Association at Liverpool ; the Hon. Mr. Dundas
Vid MrSpiers with an address from Richmond, Yorkshire
Ass•L'eOrd Niorsley, with an address from Girest Grimsby ; Mr.
naaor, High Sheriff of Anglesey, with an address from
rngleeseY.a Lieut.-Colonel Seale, with an address from Dart-
un ; Mr. E. B. Clive, with an address from the City of
merreford; Mr. Tancred,
with an addresss from Banbury;
Not Pinney,
with an address from Lyme Regis ; Messrs.
and Effingham, with an address from Hastings and St.
feon_ard's ; Mr. H. Burton, with an address from Beverley ;
abl teuart, with an address from Dunbar ; the High Con-
FIB of
Brighton, with an address from Brighton
;jut% with an address from Hull ; Hon. J. C. Dundas and
Lowtherewith two addresses from York ; Mr. Thomas
ilttwood, with two addresses from the Birmingham Political
; Hon. Craven Berkeley, with an address from Chel-
fe...,am.;_ Sir Thomas Trowbridge, with an address from
b a; Mr. Mackinnon, with an address from Lvmington ; Mr.
Pa-Taton, with an address from Weymouth ; Rev. Jr. Hale,
Lth all address from Uxbridge ; Mr. Ewart, with an address
ra the members of the Tradesmen's Reform Association at
aerool.
vA sptate ball was given at St. James's Palace on Wednesday
rt, .in commemoration of the birth-day of the Piincess
eterat.
.1,, guard of honour of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Kin on duty in the large court-yard of the palace, and the
~„ng'S Guard were on duty in the colour-court.
The entire suite of state-rooms were brilliantly illuminated,
ilne throne-room, and the ball-room were prepared for dancing,
e4,ing orchestras for the quadrille bands in both, supported by
-°lllMris, the fronts of the orchestras being ornamented with
I'l4 draperies.
ful
ten o'clock the company began to arrive at the palace in
• - court dress, the members of the several orders of knight-
.o°El wearing their respective ensigns.
At half-past ten o'clock the Duchess of tent and the Prin-
s!'" Victoria arrived to attend the Ball. Their Royal High.
eiessea were attended by the Duchess of Northumberland, Lady
Catherine Jenkinson, Ladv Flora Hastings, Lady Mary Stop-
rt.l, Lady Conroy, Lady Cust, Baronness Lehzen, Sir John
unnr°Y, Sir Frederick VVetherall, Sir George Anson, General
Pt°ll, Colonel Harcourt, and Colonel Caradoc.
Their Royal Highnesses entered the Palace by the Colour
tuftrt. Their dresses were composed entirely of British ma-
ieftraciture. Shortly before eleven o'clock the Princess Augusta
ptne Queen's house, and entered the Throne-room, aecom-
,iied by the Duke of Cumberland, and attended by the La-
,.!es and Gentlemen of the Queen's Household, including the
-.,Ountess of Brownlow, Lady in Waiting Hon. Mr. Ashley,
evlce_Chamberlain ; Earl of Denbigh, Master of the Horse;
Pechell, Equerry ; Col. Wilson, Col. Jones, and Mr.
b "isli, Gentlemen Ushers. The Princess was also attended
VLady Mary Pelham, Lady in Waiting on her Royal High-
IY
s. The band in the Throne-room played " God save the
ng," as her Royal Highness entered.
Dancing commenced immediately in both rooms : in the
Ball'r'oom with a quadrille; and in the Throne-room with a
aet of
Muchwaltzes entitled the " Victoria Waltzes," which were
eauch admired.
t. Louring the evening Weippart's band of 35 performers, sta-
aved in the principal Ball-room, per formed new music from
°tram, Malik Adel, the Royal Victorfa Serenade Quadrilles,
.c 1 also the Heatugunots,
effect. Austrian Cachuca, and Vienna
AV
a.tzes with gr,
Kln the Throne-room the waltzes were followed by the Royal
ent Quadrilles, a new set, composed by Mr. Adams extrestly
tar the occasion. The orchestra in this room was ably led by
tIVIr. Remy, of the King's Theatre, and comprised several mem-
bers of that establishment, as well as others selected from the
Philharmonic Concerts.
One end of the ball-room was slightly elevated, and here
were placed seats extending the entire width of the room, a ith
"two state chairs in the middle. 'file Royal family sat in the
centre, and the Ladies of the Foreign Ambassadors and a few
of the highest rank sat on either side of the Royal party.
The Princess Augusta retired from the rooms at one
o'clock to the Queen's house, where a sumptuous supper
l'fas served in the drawing-room to a select party, including
the Duke of Cumberland, Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian
Ambassador; Count Pozzo di Borgo, the Russian Ambas-
sador; Count Sebastiani, the French Ambassador, and the
"'l.lntess Sebastiani; the Marquis of Conyngham, Earl and
Marquis of Albermarle, Earl and Countess of Denbigh,
...arcluis and Marchioness of Winchester, Earl of Erroll,
eantess Brownlow, and Viscount Combermere.
"upper
the same hour the banquetting-room was opened for
to the general company.
I) The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria left at half-
11'4 one o'cleck, and were conducted to their carriage by the
en. Mr. Ashley, Vice. Chamberlain to the Queen.
,o,4,kfter supper the Princess Augusta returned to the Throne-
D 3. and remained till half-paet two o'clock.
ancing was, however, kept up till a quarter to four, when
aball concluded, the bands playing " God save the King."
bzsrnong the Company were the Austrian and Russian Am-
Aesadors, the French Ambassador and Countess Sebastiani,
ka. Turkish Ambassador, accompanied by Mr. Salame, his
eoiaiestra Oriental Interpreter; the Neapolitan Minister and
Ilejan.tesa Ludolf, the Prussian, Wurtcmberg, Hanoverian,
:Nfitts,lac, Grecian, Bavarian, Brazilian, Spanish, and Saxon
taitlstaera; the Danish Minister and Baroness Biome, the.
aianeeL, States Minister and Mrs. Stevenson, the Dutch MI-
Ca," and Madame Dedel, the Portuguese and Sardinian
I‘lo-or,ge d'Affaires, Prince Nicholas Esterhazy, Baron de
eouo-inrvo, Baron Lagos, Mr. de Bourqueney (first) and
Attaaa• de Grammont, Secretaries, and Viscount D'Ornano,
t.eer-oute of the French Embassy; Mr. de Hummelauer, First.
aateCarY, and Baron Lebzeltern, Attache of the Austrian
Etaba'aY, Baron Maltitz, Privy Councillor of the Russian
,Costh4s,Y,, and Baroness Maltitz ; Mr. Lichtenberg, Privy
nergOr of the Hanoverian Legation.; Baron Wedel Jarls-
etet: ecretary of the Swedish Legation ; Count Bille, Se-
teCtorY, to the Danish Legation,. Mr. Wikoff, Attache to the
he tates Legation • the Secretaries and Interpreters of
"ate"'n,raish Embassa • 'Baron Herding, Count Chretien de
Geoereiksia.iold Samsoe,-tfie Lord Chancellor, and the Attorney-
bee
tog'
isisi"--•Rutland, Somerset, Sutherland, Newcastle, Graf-
i), erfolk, Wellington, Richmond, Montrose, and Beaufort.
b.
."ehtb,"s—Somerset, Sutherland, Countess- Sutherland,
attri uo, Northumberland, and Montrose.
A~QuisEs—Huntly, Downshire, Abercorn, Cohyngham,
oeuY. Lothian' Headfont, Cholmondley, Winchilsca,
Tweeds;mYale, Ailesbury, Westmeath, Douro, Northamptbn, and
Au
laoluectitroNasses.—Abercorn, Downshire, Winchester, Choi-
k&ai: Lothian, Ailesbury, Salisbury, and Sligo.
vAla,
ou ,Bandon, rasteie'PlaTa Plymouth, Craven Morton, Kinnoull,
alai° , Clare Burlington, Tankerville, Dunmore, Surrey,
uth,
a2„Bsia'n, 4nogan, Shrewsbury, Aberdeen, Ilchester, Wilton,
Vulam, se'c'wolow, Minto, Jermyra Devon, Sheffield, Clan-
berejam, yaftesbury, Stanhope, Haddington, Arran, Ripon,
aad .erseY Donouehmore, Mansfield, Cawdor, Radnor,
btL,P.ltzesni•iam, Errol, Chesterfield, de Grey, Wicklow,
"olgh.
do °uNTss,
DonEn 17--Plymouth, Rosebery, Dowager Clare, Ban-
Cr'ingte uguore, Morton, Kilmorey, Kinnoull, Metaxa,
bade.. 11, in
Tankerville, Craven, Surrey, Sefton, Dunmore,
Danneskiold Samsoe, Lichfield, Minto, Jermyn,
e•
raiam,aallton, Sheffield, Clanwilliam, Morley, Haddington,
saahesseeee,4lbemarle, Jersey, Mansfield, Radnor, Clarendon,
Cowper, Bridgewater, Ashburnharn, De Grey,
liVss,Poeu,NlVicklovv, Denbigh, and Brownlow.
eenlaiek, als--Bernard, Gage, Beresford, Cole, Newry,
aoseiti_onalelbourne, Combermere, Palmerston, Ashbrook,
lasegotuNT Strangford, Glandinc, Tcmpletown, and Alford.
7riegton. Essas—Gage, Beresford, Howick, Bernard, and
EllotaOs
w Langdale Foley Glenelg, Byron, Tenterden,
1)4„1/Illee, ebrsl?Y, James' O'Bry'en, Francis Gordon, Henniker,
11.400, Gardauney ?groundeignmotl Mahon, Ash-
ztottrznetrir
111ner Lilford Charles Fitzroy, Bexley,
ssell, De Tabley, Stanley,
ahoy 'erleetesbury, Cowley, F. Somerset, Burghersh, El-
,l4l4eesvelgin Saltotni, Morpeth, Ashley, Forester, Compton,
Ae, Downes, Sinclair, Redesdale, Middleton, Skelmers-
eget , Prudhoe I ake Poltirnore, Milton, J.
-'"1/ Clinton,
• Wharncliffe,
pi esson Vicox, Alvanley, Villiers, Loraine,
tgesti,,, Ravensworth, Radstock,
sell wish, Stavordale,
thtlL4l2ne".l' c"rtoaY, and William Russell.
tl , Courtenay, C. Cavendish, Lang-
eine er, Catherine. Jenkinson, Rowley, Johnston, Ca-
priatd, Shelley, Frances Douglas, Byron, Saltoun,
der Undereedia ir'nnr°Y, Lucy Clive, Flora Hastings, Alice lePeel,
se
t ()leekaod, H. Primrose, Elizabeth Dickins,
te hill wood, Eliot, Worsley, Isabella Fitzgibbon, Char-
Isee2, /;/ Mary Hill, Comm, F. Gordon, Aylmer, Frances
do. (two. e eeu'lrri, Mahon, Ashburton, Mary Stopford, Her-
traoa.ao, 0;, Molyneux (two), Augusta Cadogan, Honoria Ca-
lean' 1... pi`tvay. Mary Talbot, Cust, Downes, Clinton, Dick-
Geadoznr°Y. Ashley', Charlotte Talbot, Macdona.ll, Ouse-
jet et, Cottenham, Agnes Byng, Fanny Eliot, Mary
Ileth "rd, Henry Cholmondeley, John Russell, Pau-
_ y,
, G. Bathurst, Theodosia Spring Rice, Lum_
irere (t:ornerset C. W. aklelville Bigot, G. Grey, Stanley,
a.,"•°la,sley, °A)., Stormont, Dowager Chichester, Chichester. (two),
at "loss sa Beckett, J. Fme, Wharneliffe, Cornwallis (two),
4aeo 4rd, Pechell, It Mitchell, R. Stewart, E. Ilardinge,
(ta, e 'worth
r - Bouvcrie, Willoughby d'Eresby, Fitzroy
'itee•a.
am (two), A. Compton, Falmouth, Strad-

broke, Somerset (two), Codringtnn, Middleton, Clinton
(two), Cowper (two), Cust, Skelmersdale, C. Wood, Rad-
stock, H. Paulet, Reddesdale, E. Palk, Ashurst, Ashburn-
ham (two), Pringle, H. Clive, W. Stanhope, A. Beresford,
Peel, C. Lennox, Strangeways (two), Paget (two), Sey-.
mour, Canning, and Mary Pelham.
COUNT—Nletaxa.
BARON—Tyder.
BARONESS—LChZeII.

RIGHT HONOURABLES —Sir Alexander Johnston, Sir Henry
Harding, C. Wynn, C. Poulett Thompson, J. lorries, T.
Frankland Lewis, Sturges Bourne, Sir Brook Taylor, J.
Planta, Sir Gore Ouselcy, Sir W. Fremantle, T. Spring
Rice, R. Goulburn, H. Labouchere, Sir Stratford Canning,
and George Dawson.
HONOUHABLES—SeIina Forester, Misses Abbott (2), Misses
Baring (2), C. Law, M. P., Mrs. Vansittart, W. Cowper,
M.P. ; S. Cowper, Mrs. Law, H. Bernard, Miss Gage,
Anna Maria Gage, Captain George Campbell, R. N., Mrs.
George Campbell, Mr. G. Byron, Miss Stapleton Cotton,
Fox Maule, William Bathurst, Mrs. Abercromby, Fox Strang-
ways, Mr. Fox, Mrs. Fox, Mr. Scarlett, Mr. Corry, Miss
Smythe, Miss Burgh, Mr. Clive, Mr. Gordon, &c.
The Princess Augusta left town at half-past two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, for Windsor Castle, on a visit to their
Majesties.
The Duke of Cumberland dined with the Duke of Wel-
lington, at Apsley-house, on Wednesday. His Royal High-
ness went yesterday to the races at Epsom.
Lord Glenelg returned to town on Wednesday evening,
after having an audience of his Majesty.
Lord Holland has recently had an attack of gout.
Lieutenant Cleveland, Mr. Charlewood, and Captain F.
Marlton, had interviews with Lord Glenelg, yesterday, at the
Colonial Office.

PRIC, , OF STOCKS THIS DAY Ai' ONE O'CLOCK.
It.iuk Stock.
3 per Cent. lied 001 A 4 90 Ditto ti nos
3 per Cent. Cons_ 914 1 South Sea Stock
34, per Cent...................... 97% Old Annuities
Ditto Red........... Ms N 74, I New Ditto
cew 3% per Cent 99% 9, 3 per Cent. Annuities, 1751...
%kw 5 per Cent...
3,tnk Long Annuitiestoexpire 'Ditto 500 ... 36 31 37 pm.
Jan. 5, 1810 14% 9-16 Ditto Small 26 34 37 pm.
Oct. l". 859 — , Ditto C0mmercia1.......,, pm.
Jan. 5, 8,14) lt% ; Ditto Advertised-- ....... —pm
Jan. 5, LiS . — , Bank Stock for Acc0unt.........
Aril :,, 1844 — i India Stock for Account —
J in. !I, ISP .... Consols for Acconnt 91%14
Omnium — pin.

PRICES OF lOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Austr,an Bonds
Be Oan Bon,li i ' Ditto
. . Account .. ........ ......
Ditto Account' rortuguese Bonds —
Brazilian Bondi ,
Ditto Account ....„, —l Ditto New Bonds 4754 M
tilenns Ayres Bonds —l Ditto Account 1714 7
Ditto Account ... ........... —..— i Ditto, 3 per cent. 244
.'hillisan Bonds ..... .......... ..... i Prussian Bonds ..... . ........ —
:Mt° Account
Co!umbian Bonds . : Ditto Account —
Ditto Account
o'umbian Bands, 1821 — Spanish Bonds
121tto Account
i) inish Bonds ...
Ditto Account . _l Ditto Account 22%%% 3
,Ireek Bonds.. .... ...... ......... French, 5 per cent. ......... —5. —c.
Ditto Bonls. 1925 l— 4 per cent. ....... ... —ll —c.
Di-to Account
3 per cent. f —c.
slexicau Boruis, 5 per cent.... —' Exchange —f —r.
I Otto Account . , Dutch, Zia per cent. ... ....... .53%N,
Ditto 0 per cent ........... —' Ditto Account —
Ditto Account... ..... ........ Ditto, 5 per cent 99%
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PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Paid. Per Share
Birmingham and Derby Railway Company lO 13.T4
oreat vVe,,tern Railway Company 4ll 41%
Itri2loon (Bennie's)
Landon and Birmingham Raibray Company B5 127
London and (•reenwich ,':ailway Company 2n 17
NI rth Midland Railway Company l5 IN
London and ViTestininster Bank 2O 1914