The Sun.
London, England, 1837-04-21 00:00:00

HIS MAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROO:VI

ne faing, attended by Sir Henry Wheatley, left town on
Wednesday evening for Windsor Castle. His Majesty re-
turned to town at one o'clock yesterday, attended by Sir
Henry Wheatley.
The King held a Drawing-Room, the Princess Augusta
officiating for the Queen, in consequence of her Majesty's in-
disposition.
A Deputation of the Governors and officer; of Christ's
Hospital School, consisting of Mr. Alderman Thomson, the
President ; It H. Pigeon, Esq., the Treasurer ; Mr. Al,der-
Inan Farebrother and John Lane, Esq., Governors ; Mr. Mat-
thew Cotton, the Receiver ; Rev. Wm. Webster, the Mettle-
Imatical Master, and Mr. John Back, the Drawing Master,
Itccompanied by forty boys of the Royal Mathematical Foun-
dation of Christ's Hospital, arrived at the Palace, and were
ushered by Mr. Martin, the Gentleman Usher in Waiting, to
the presence of the King. The boys exhibited their charts
and drawings. His Majesty was graciously pleased to ex.
press his approbation of the great improvement made by the
boys in that branch of their studies which his Majesty had ex-
amined and the lively interest he took in an institution
xvhich had done so tnueh for the good or the navy, and which
pia iVlajesty trusted would continue to do se for years to come.
His Majesty's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms
acre stationed at the entrance to the State Rooms, and also at
the doors in the rooms reserved for the Royal Family.
The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria came in
gate to the Drawing-Room, escorted by a detachment of the
Royal Horse Guards. Their Royal Highnesses were attended
by Lady Mary Stopford, Baroness Lelizen, Sir John Conroy,
Sir George Anson, and General Upton.
Their Royal Highnesses entered the Palace by the Colour
Court, and were received with the usual honours by the
King's Guard.
The Duchess of Kent and the Princess Victoria wore
dreszes of Irish manufacture, made for the occasion.
The Duchess of Kent presented in the Closet Lady Mary
Stopford, upon her appointment to be ono of her Royal High-
ness's Ladies of the Bedchamber.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland attended the
Drawing Room.
The Duke of Cambridge came, attended by Sir J. Reynett.
The Princess Augusta left the Queen's House shortly be-
fore two o'clock, attended by the ladies and gentlemen of the
Queen's household, and took her station in the Throne Room,
tilioeladr the King. The following members of the Queen's house-
were in attendance :—The Countess Mayo (in waiting)
11,nd Lady Barrington, Ladies of the Bedchamber; Miss Mit-
%loll, Miss Hudson, and Miss Eden, Maids of Honour; Earl
131 Denbigh, Master of the Horse ; Hon. Mr. Ashley, Vice-
Chamberlainin ; General Macdonnell, First Equery tto the
17uscen; Major Wright (on duty), Captain Vincent, Mr. Mel-
lish, and Captain Curzon, Gentlemen Ushers.
bliss Wynyard was also in attendance on the Princess Au-
gusta.
The King was attended by Lord James O'Bryen and
Gen.
Sir William Lumley, the Lord and Groom in Waiting.
The entree company was first admitted ; the ladies, after
being presented to the King, were presented to the Princess
Augusta.
The general company were afterwards introduced.
The following presentations took place :
Madame Dedel, the Lady of the Netherlands Minister, and
Mrs. Stevenson, the Lady of the American Minister, by
the Countess de Ludolf.
The Turkish Ambassador and suite.
Two Austrian officers, by Prince Esterhazy, the Austrian Am-
, • bassador.
Count do Bille Brahe, Attache, by Baron de Biome, the
Danish Minister.
The Chevalier de Kantzow, Swedish Charge d'Affaires in
Portugal, by Count 13jornstjerna, the Swedish Minister.
taron de Herding, Chamberlain to the King of Bavaria, by
Baron de Cetto, the Bavarian Minister.
it
Dedel, Netherlands Minister ; and Baron Bentinck, Cham-
berlain of the King of the Netherlands, by M. Dedel, the
Netherlands Minister.
I'4l'r. Stevenson, the American Minister; and M. Wikoff, At-
tache to the Legation, by Mr. Stevenson.
Chevaliisr de Aguilar, the Spanish Minister ; and M. de Pam-
pillo, Attache, by Chevalier de Aguilar.
Chevalier de Ribeiro, Charge de Affaires from Portugal ;
and the Chevalier de Carvallio, Attache, by Chevalier de
Ribeiro.
Count de Moiran, Charge d'Affaires from Sardinia.
Th
Baron de Rotberg, by the Wurtemberg Minister.
e Lady Mayoress, by the Countess of Mayo.
Lieutenant. Colonel Wellesley Ashe, by General Sir Frederick
Wetherell, G. C. H., &c.
The Drawing-Room was attended by all the Foreign Am-
bassadors, &c., &c.
Drees—Wellington, Rutland, and Somerset.
Duchess of Somerset.
Marquis Camden.
Illaxemosasses—Sligo and Lansdowne.
EARLS—Kinnoull, Bandon, Hillsborough, Plymouth, Craven,
Wicklow, Mayo, Amherst, Longford, Brecknock, Stanhope,
Roden, and Morton.
COUNTESSES—Sefton, Craven, Plymouth, Rosse, Breck.
flock, Morley, Albemarle, Kinnoull, Verulam, Morton, Wick-
low, Amherst, Euston, and Cowper.
ViscouNTs—Grimston, Powcrscourt, Loftus, Alford, Bar.
ring ton, and Strangford.
VISCOUNTESIES—Powerscourt and Howick.
Bisitoes—Salisbury, Ripon, and Durham.
Lottoe—Worsley, Kilmaine, Saltoun, Dacre, Lovaine,
A. Lennox, Euston, Nugent, Prudhoe, J. Haye, and Col-
thester.
Lamss—Elizabeth Reynell, Louisa Molneux, Maria Mo-
Pletix, Worsley, Wheatley, Conroy, FitzyWygram, Yarde
TBullet, Colville, Caroline Towneley, Bateman, Johnstone,
ierney, Catherine Cavendish, Anne Beckett, Saltoun, M.
Urimston, Cartwright, Geary, Seymour, Louisa Browne, A.
'Lennox F. Douglas, Townsend Farquhar, W. Stanhope, J.
Richardson, John Russell, Howden, Cumming, Vivian, F.
Cowper, Bateson, H. Clive. H. Paget, Aldis, G. Bathurst
Amherst, B. Browne, Rolle, Stopford, Dowager De Clif-,
ford, Parise, Hardy, J. Hay E. Howard, R. Stewart, Fitz-
roy. G. Canning, coieheder'.
TaßylloGenoryet
1a,A831-.Es.—Sir Alexander Johnston, Sir Brook
HONOURABLES.—Lady Blackwood, W. Cowper, Miss
Smyth, Mrs. J. Talbot, Mrs. Fraser, General Phipps, Cap-
tain_ Forrester, E. PhiPps, H. Percy, E. H. Grimston, W.
Fraser, F. Curzon, Capt. Hood, Mrs. R. Thompson, Lady
Sinclair,
SIRS--R. M. Steuart Seton, of Staffs, Bart., Wathen
Waller, G. Hodson, Bart., R. Fitz Wygram, J. Y. Buller,
F. H. Doyle, C. Aldis, J. Colquhoun, Bart W. W. Knighton,
Sinclair, H. Verney, T. Troubridg;,' W. Geary, F.
Forbes,Wa
W. Cumming, Batesori,.J. S. Richardson,
A. Farquhar, Dean of Windsor.
Docioes—Aldis, W. Barry.
Rey. Messrs:ties—H. J. Maltby, F. Frere, H. R. Slade,
W. Russell, B. Bray, A. E. Sketchley.
Massieues —Robert Hale, M. P., Richard Crowder, Charles
c'vreeley Campbell of Islay, Charles
Cavendish, W. E.
,issu,rtees, Hartopp, Pollen, Crane, Turnbull, Riddell, Alex-
-per, E. V. Neale, W. Russell, Lister, A. Gossett, A.
laekinnon, Elphinstone, W. Powell, F. Calvert, J. O'Brien,
eYrnour, W. S. Sands, Gosselin, Clive, C. S. Grey, F.
Kelly, Fleming, R. Glyn, Cary, Hargreaves.
N"ltarnesses—Brand, Thesiger, Graydon, Waller, Erskine,
ftillett, Hodgson Cadogan, Campbell of Islay, Henry, Tut"-
trlt t
, General Vansittart, S. Bathurst, H. Daniell,
Greathed, Allen, Gosset, Seymour, Lister, Aldis • mieurrell, Morier, W. Powell, Clements. ,
Nss, is'Es—Florence Canning, Fitz Wygram, Augusta Fitz_
Jo'gram, Conroy, Victoria Conroy Wheatley, Mary Wheat-
LoSelina Doyle, Fraser, Caroline, Erskine, Selina Erskine,
tt stone, Frederica Johnstone, Long Wellesley, Emma T.
pnrs, lerney, H. Tierney, W. Wynn, M. Beckett, Horatia
Pollen, Parke, Henrietta Stopford, Ellice, Laura
honen, Greathed, Hay, Montagu, E. Bateson, L. Percy, F.
'Tuget 11. •
Harriet Paget, Disbrowe, Stewart, J. Stewart, Mack-
N°o(Z.Lister, G. Cummincs, Riddell, E. Stopford, Morier,
hY. Hardy, Powell, g. Ilardy, A. -Ellice.
Sir Z"ALs—Sir G. Cox, Bart., Anderson, Sir H. Cumming,.
. Houstoun, Sir E. Paget, Sir J. Russell, Sir C.
Sri jrnten,
Drummond, Salmond, Boardman, Lord Howden,
Ths„COnvage, Sir A. Dickson, Sir G. Drummond, Sir W.
Reysieil J. OHalloran, Earl of Effingham, Sir T.
Hon. p' • s C. Colville, Sir S. Hawker, Sir T. Hawker,
A. Caldwell, t, Sir R. Dick, Hill, Dyson, Prendergast, Sir
Colase
I,V• Ash' El's'
„ W. Jones, Milman, Stovin, Mercer, S. Cowell,
rea, d°lles. Raikea, Sall, Wood, Sir H. Townshend,
eyidr, al, Hill, Walton, 'Sir H. Ross, Richardson, W. Green,
Kesubn' GSir J. llope, Lautour, Sir G
E. K, . Williams..
Benreenwood, Findlav, Copland, Sir G. 1 eesdale,
,AlAParke tinek, Stanhope, S. Stanhope, Llewellyn.
Sweet s—J. C. Griffiths H• nke Hode-son, Cadogan,
-.man s • Y) tr,
CApTA:, "'um; Butler, Whyte.
PolhillAlN.,--P, Neville, Hon. G. A. Browne, Freeman,
ilrander, r • . Ewart, Walter, Cooke, Caldwell, G. Murray,
Davies. , Fawcett, Daniell, E. Freke, A. Shirley, Isacke, D.
malsekutitn...leaeTs—Rawlinson, Tierney, D. Pack, E. Freke,
Mons, •\"‘,O,:),;11:yrell, Graydon, Parke, Teesdale, C. F. Sey-
•'eroses ?i,iliwodoe•L__,Freeth, Chambre, Lucas, Farquharson,
I NI II• Duff, Haart G. Mundy, Munro,
ast orredevA4.l,‘eV. Bradford, Lord. Blantyre, E. Hill, reathed,
CORNETS ymour.
J. Anson, Duff, Bradford, Perceval, Ibbotson, H.
V. Tuthill, R. Lawley, \Vedderburn.
"ay's, /3, •Yates, L. Wyke, West, Molloy, G. W.
T.
Doti'•'ary•
ssrown'tel-s—Sir E. King, Gosselin, Thompson, Hall, West,
Sir kv. Sir A. Drummond, Sir \V. Parker, Sir E. Brace,
Halsted, rtirham, Sir C. Bullen, Sir J. A. Gordon, Sir L.
,S.:! S. Warren, Sir H. Pigot, Hawker, Sir H.
Sir R. c,. T. Hardy, Jackson, APKiiiley, Sir P. Malcolm,
Stopford.
ks:
Sir ISO) J. Herbert, M. Grant, M. Seymour,
o Cosset, N. Duff, A. B. Branch, Collier, Grey,
mpson, J. \V. Gabriel.
T-tLeiglhA,Nel'ras—Loc., C. Buckle, F. Boyce, J. Alexander,
Thastsx.rvx ease, Milward, Scallon.
t '`ANT-11:NT—Oldmixon.
-ervetra wing Ladies were presented to the King, and af-
. :(:,,ostirtlotetshseoPfripnicycni,ss Augusta :
Guth, on coming to the title, by Mrs.
'TiGetlolsl) Vansitta-rt. Countess of Craven, on her marriage, by the Countess
F'
of Sefton.
by, the Countess of Verulam.
l'adY Carolina' yTColvilie, by Lady Elizabeth Rcynell.
, nor! Sefton. e owneley, on her marriage, by the Countess
:YBatesaan
„ Katherine
Stewartrtwrl'h by Lady Wheatley.
Lady Gea
ry, Ey the Countess of Brecknock,