The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-28 00:00:00

COURT CUIC;VI.4-44.‘

After the grand dinner party givew by she Xpra
Queen to the King at Wuarimitan en Atfrinday ferreting,
their Maiisms bad an evening jiarty.
The company began 'to arrive at hilf.past oiie o'clock
at the Niece, and continued setting dove* &nista nnintetc.
rupteffit till balCpaat ten o'clock. frpwerthi of 1100 of the
nobility and gentry came dating that time. The ettinprny
were ushered into the State Rooms, some of whieh were
opened for the occasion. About a quarter pad ninco'cluck
the Quacta left the dinner table* and enteral the finite
Rooms, accompanied by the female members, of the Itn)ol
Family and their attendants, when the whole, of the petty
were severally introduced to his MaJisir. The band of
the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards commenced
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playing as 4000 as the QOM( entered.
His Itta.risrir end the King of Wye Truman entered
the room soon afterwards, followed by the party who had
had the honour of dining with the Kitts.
Soon after eleven o'clock his MaJairei 11041 the King of
Wurriatnnan left to join the full dress ball, given by the
Duke of Witonsron, at Apsley House, so a very nutues
rous party of the Foreign Ministers and their Lobo, and
the nobility and gentry.
About hilt-put ten o'clock yesterday morning, his MA-
JESTY tuft town to review the Royal Artillery et 'Woolwielt.
llie MA,lrm was accompanied by the QUILIA, the King
of Wttarestainu (itientled bY Lord Conrost and Colo.
net Fer Zeta Aeries), the Duke and Dochere 'of ensue.
taxa the Prineese Auqusra, the Duke and Duchess of
(honoraria Prince Litorot.n, Prise Gamut, of Cures
beldam!, and Prima, Finuttarcx of Prussia. Thel.sdise
in %Yoking on the Quitsx, and aonte.of the Officers aids
Majesty's Household, followed in six earrings cud four.
The Royal cortege arrived at Woolwich,, at ball-past
twelve o'clock. Their Mc/WM were received with
military liononrs.
The Review then voinmeticed, After the Review the
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Officers were severally introduced to his MAJESTY di too
Commanding Officer. The 1431 party tad the Military
Officers on duty were entertained with a sninpteons dijeuni,
given by Ids MaJ Karr, in the Mese.toorn.
Their MaJirsTita crud party afterwards inspected the
Laboratory, the Rotunda, and the liotlel,rsont. Some
mortars and bombs were discharged, in order that the Ih
luau-iota and Royal viriters might witness the effect ; and
also witnessed a trial of the pontoon bridge, fur conveying
cannon across rivets, &c. Their Maigarms and patty
left shortly before five o'clock, and arrived in town soon
after six' o'clock.
The Kano and Quasi gave a grand dieser in the even.
ng to the Xing of Wvaristaino. The dinner Was, as
toin,d, set red in the banqueting-room, Tina preriesie- to
meet the Km, were the Duke and Widmer of Cvii:
litimATll), the Duchess of KAIST, Om lick. of Stisassr
the Prineees Autlaisra, Deka anti lisiehtaa
citaTisA, Prince /Aortal), Princess Sortue
Prinite Fuinextot of hussia, the Dbilles of cia.s.reux
sod BUCKiNGMASII, Marquis ,and Marshioness of :ELT;
Earls Aturirtax and dieser, Counteatios Asovisi anti
MONSTER, Lords MAreaol4otl6l4, DoWN is, GLINLY6I,
C. SOXitasier, and COnros, Lady 111suransovatt,
Count Mustsren, Sir W. FicIrMaNTLE, Colonel Firzet,A.'
RANCE, Mr., Mr.., and bliss Prima
Despatches were brought to the Foreign.offico by a
Messenger on Monthly sight, by route of: Outten..
burgh, front the Right flu t. ilitisty Wynn, our Minister
44 the Court of Denmark. Austin!. King's Messenger also
arrived on Monday night, with dcepatcheo from Lori
Cowtiv, at Vienna.