The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-04 00:00:00

Countesses—Rosebery, Cadogan, Manvers, Tankerville.
Morton, Glengall, Burlington, Pembroke, Lichfield, Al.:.-
marle, Bandon, Kinnoull, Wicklow, Listowel, Sefton, Morley,
Dowager Mulgrave, Sheffield, Stanhope, Norbury, Grosve-
nor, Mansfield, Rosslyn, Cowper, Bruce, Charlemont, Ux-
bridge, Denbigh, Radnor, Jermyn, Brownlow, Aboyne, Car-
lisle, Verulam, Euston, Ashburnham, Brecknock, Surrey,
Shrewsbury, Minto, Delawarr, Galloway.
Viscounts—Gage, Cole, Beresford, Powerscourt, Ingestrie,
Boringdon, Clive, Sydney, Falkland, Barrington, Combo--
mere, Torrington, Canning, Burghersh, Duncan,
Viscountesses—Gage, Beresford, Canning, Powerscourt,
Ingestrie, Clive, Sydney, Falkland, Barrington, Forbes,
Burghersb.

Cords—Ashburton, Ernest Bruce, Byron, Suffield, Glenelg,
Gardner, Vernon, Lovat, Denman, Langdale, Rolle, William
Lennox, Dinorben, Dundas, Ckments, W. Powlett, George
Paget, Seagrave, Folkstene, Villiers, Adolphus Fitzclarence,
Loftus, De Lisle, Wharnciiffe, Howard de Walden,
C. Fitzroy. Seaford, Eastnor, Charles Wellesley, Foley,
Worsley, Ebrington, Grimston, Redesdale, Hill, William
Russell, Maidstone, Alfred Paget, Templetown, Lilford,
Saltoun, Stavordale, Emlyn, Cottenham, Templemore, Wil-
liam Bentinck, Robert Grosvenor Leveson, Milton, Stewart
de Rothesay, Kenyon, Marcus Hill, Heytesbury, Melgu::d,
Howden, F. Egerton, M.P., Saye and Sele, John Churchill,
Alford, Norreys, P. Clinton, Ashley, Howick, Jocelyn, Sey-
mour, Russell, Ossulton, Mahon.

LADIES.—Grey Egerton, Ernest Bruce, Anne Primrose,
Caroline Stanhope, Cadogan (two), Mary Pierrepont, Adeliza
Manners, Gardner, Bulkeley, Philipps, Rolle, Dundas, Phipri
(t so), Davison, Waterpark, M. Stanley, Cowley, H. Mitchell,
Louisa Cavendish, Catherine Cavendish, Belhaven, Jolla
Russell, M. Somervill, Louisa Fizz Maurice, W. Stanhope,
J. Stuart, Gordon Cumming, Caroline Stanhope, Cust, Viviaty
Strafford, Wharncliffe, Peel, Howard de Walden, Ann(
Beckett, Redesdale, Paget, Molyneux, flay, Lilford, Somer-
set, Mary Stephenson, Stuart, Strangeways, Isabella Wemyse,
Reynett, Eleonora Paget, Campbell (two), Cottenham, Ca-
roline Gordon Leritox, Wilmot Horton, Gordon, F. Douglas,
Caroline Wood, William Bentinek, Clinton, Howard, Fitz-
william, Grimston, Suffield, Marcus Hill, S. Kerr, F. Hotham,
Duff, Pelham Clinton, Worscley, Wheatley, Langdale, Louisa
Jenkibson, Bedingfield, Lovat, Barham, Denman, G. Somer-
set, Howden, F. Egerton, Georgiana Bathurst, Gardiner C.
Underwood, Browne, Hatherton, Mahon, Ruthvcn, E. Her-
bert, Georgiana Herbert, C. Herbert, Ashley, Rivers, G.
Murray, Russell (two), Sherborne, C. Bulteel, Portman, G.
Grey, Mary Wood, Whatley, Theodosia S. Rice, Otway,
Heytesbury, E. Hardinge, M. Talbot, Mary Elliot, Fanny
Elliott, Pechell, West, Bernard, F. Hastings, H. Clive.
Barons—Knesebeck, Alvensleben, Brandenstein.
Baroness Speth.
Count Kolourath.

Right Honourables—Sir J. Kempt, H. Pierrepont, Sir R.
Gordon, G.C.B. ; T. S. Rice, Sir G. Murray, G.C.8.;
H. L. Corry, H. Labouchere.
Honourables—S. Herbert, General Sir A. Duff, Miss Pitt,
Miss S. Rice, Major Keppel, C. A. Murray, Colonel Caven-
dish, General Upton, F. Maule, M. P. ; Mrs. Keppel, Mss
Littleton, Miss Dundas, Miss E. King, Misses Gage (two),
G. Byron, Mrs. Pecheil, Lady Lumley, Miss H. Johnstone,
Misses Baring (two), W. Bathui-st, C. Gore, Captain G.
Campbell, R.N. ; Mrs. G. Campbell, Miss A'Court, Miss
Denman, Mrs. Cavendish, Misses Foley (two), Miss Byng,
Miss Wellesley-, Mrs. Ashley, W. Cowper, Miss Stuart, Miss
B. Paget, Mrs. Abercromby, S. Cowper, Captain Spencer,
R.N. ; Mrs. Stanley, C. C. Cavendish, M.P. ; Mrs. Anson,
Captain Grey, R.N.

Sirs-..P. G. Egerton, R. B. Phillipps, W. Davidson, J•ln
Stanley, W. Somerville, R. G. Cumming, E. Cust, G.
tin, J. Becket, H. Wyatt, J. Reynett, R. W. iltraon, W.
Gordon, J. Whatley, G. Anson, H. Ilardinge, B. Stephen-
son, G. Seymour, J. Campbell, R. Gardiner, H. Vivian, F.
Stovin, A. Clifford.

Mcssicuri—Lytton Bulwcr, Rich, M. P. ; Otway, G. E.
Anson, Buitcei, Talbot, Fitztc.lliam, Howard, Rogers, Ab. r-
cromby, B. Paget, Stephen on, Lascelles. Boathouse, C.
Greville, V. Smith, C. Wood, M. P. ; E. .1. Stanley, M. P. ;
Macdonald, Balfour, Brand.

Antresses-13rand, W. Russell, Gore, Talbot, V. Stnit%
Cavendish.

Misses—Quentin, Wheatley (two), Peel, Duff, Seymour,
Percy (two), Pierrenont, Wynward, Otviay, Anson, Spring
Rice, Paztt, D'Eite, Wood, Bdiliie, Gordon, Becket, Ca-
vendish.

Gencrals—Sir H. I,Vhcatley, Hon. W. Lumley, Hill.
Culoneli—Lambert, Keed, Drummond, Richardson, We_
miss, Cornwall, Fremantle, Bouverie, Buckley, Armstrong.
Captain Seymour.
Admirals—S:r E. Codrington, Sir R. Otway.
Captains (R N.)—Pechell, Bowles, Curzon.

DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER'S

GRAND PARTY.

OFFICIAL REGULATIONS TO BE OBSERVED ON THURSDAY NIG/IT

AT HER ROYAL HIGHNESS'S HOUSE IN PARK-LANE,
In setting down the carriages will fall into line in Park-
lane, from the north on Oxford-street side, and pass down the
west side of Park -lane, and set down at the south gate of
Gloucester House, with tho horses' heads to Piccadilly, and
draw off into Piccadilly, keeping on the north side, through
the Hyde Park-corner gate into the Park, and back in close
to each other along the drive in the Park, between Stanhope-
gate and Hyde Park-corner gate, with the horses's heads
facing Park-lane, bet inning with the first carriage opposite
Stanhope gate, and there wait until called up.
When ad the company have arrived a single file of car-
riages from the Park may fo in Park-lane, from Stanhope-
street gate, as far as the br ad road extends, upposite the
Marquis of Londonderry's, om which they will be called
soon as wanted.
The police at Stanhope-street Gate will tell the coachmen
when they may form as above on Park-lane. Carriages may,
go away, after taking up the company, alcing Piccadilly, or by
Park-lane.
No carriage will be allowed to the Court-yard but that
of her Majesty.
No servant will be allowed to obstruct the foot pavement,
which will be covered ey.ec, for the purpose of three carriages,
setting down at a time, from the gate to Piccadilly, and at
platform at the gate.
No linkmen will be allowed near the entrances, and the s er-
rants arc to make themselves acquainted with the situation of
their carriages, so that no delay may be caused, and be care-
ful not to bring any carriage up till wanted, for if the family
are not ready the carriage will be required to draw off :and fall
into the rear of the line again.
The police have orders to enforce the above regulations
strictly in every particular.
Whitehall-place, July 3, 1838.

GRAND REVIEW AT WOOLWICH.

Official Programme of operations forthe Review of Artillery at
Woolwich, on Thursday, the sth of July, 1838.
•
PREPARATORY
The company to assemble at the. Practice Ground at a
quarter before 11 o'clock. Carriages of the Royal Family,.
and those with tickets, only can be allowed to enter the Prac-.
tice Ground (the space admitting of not more than 50); the.
carriages without tickets to draw up on the Plumstead-roa,),,
east of the entrance gate, with their heads towards Woolvvi,.•ll.
Officers on horseback, in uniform, will be admitted into the
Practice Ground. All other persons wishing for adr.fission
must enter on foot, first obtaining permission from the Officer
of artillery at the gate.
intelligent orderlies will be stationed on the toad to direct
the carriages from Greenwich.

°apart OF FIRING, &C.
Ist. To commence by firing 30 12-pr. Mckets from a tube
at the target—range 1,200 yards. To bc, followed by practice
from a 10-inch and three 8-inch gun; and one 10-inch houit-
zer, firing three rounds each at thw target—range 1,!200 yards.
2. The 24 and 18 pr. guns at the traversing gun battery to
fire three roundi each at the target—range 950 yards.
3. Fourteen guns of horse and field a, finery to fire three
rounds each at the target—range 650 yards. Six pounder
rocket practice at the target—range 650 yards, in the follow-
ing order :

1. A volley of 10 rockets.
2. From tubes 20 ditto.
3. A volley of 10 ditto.
4. From tubes 20 ditto.
5. A volley of 20 ditto.
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departmentthe ar sea a. l ,c aaordr i
a g visite s the4tsh. Po
aw-rnrille,esed fromtoreimers practice
and eadmitted to the practice ground will be allowed to pass through
the arsenal—no others.
sth. From the Arsenal, drive to the Common, where tie
Horse and Field Artillery will be inspected in line, and trot
past; the Horse Artillery will then gallop past, after which
the Field Artill( ry will perform a succession of manQuvres ;
to be followed by manoeuvres of the Horse Artillery,
6th. Proceed to the Royal Military Repository to visit the
model-room, and see the manoeuvres of Heavy Artillery..
None but the royal carriages will be admitted into the Re—
pository.
Should time permit, after viewing the Repository, there
will be a mortar practice.
7th. The company invited to breakfast will then proceed
to the mess-room either on toot, on horseback, or in their
carriages, as they may deem meat convenient.
All persons are earnestly requested to keefirm.;
within the sentries, pat all s, and especially during the practice and the,
exercise in the field.
Ro ,al Art Artiller The non-commi<isioned officers and soldiers of
Ole
yay, and Royal Sappers as, it tt eir
families, to assemble at a dinner on the d barMinerrack w
by the Mater-General and the Officers, field, gi rot
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_ER MAJESTY'S STATE BALL.----At this f plen-
did ball the whole of the elder female Nobility with very few excep
tions, wore magnificent plumes of ostrich and appero feather s. The
youthful ladies appeared with wreaths of white or maiden lisush rotas
and very few jewels.
His Royal Highness the Duke de Nero ours paid
return visits yesterday afternoon to the Duke of Nassau and the Coun-
to
tessth ,s f o Jersey at their
eeeidn respective r,%idences His Royal 'Mgt-mess wet t
chioness of alisbur's g, and from thence proceeded to the Mar-
.,ygrami ball.
His Grace the Archbishop of York will leave town.
in anew days for Bishopathorpe, his PJace r ea: -York.
The Duchess of Buceleuch's party will take place
this day, weather permitting.
We are requested to btat.e that tlte Marchioness of
Londonderry's partz,l.tal
k.'
el
place on
—Led tva., postponed n—the 2d, in consequence of
the Queen's ball,
ship will also ,it e a hall on Tuesd :, the' luirtsldi.aY' th''
12th.
Her
Lad c.
Count Char :es and Countess Pozzo di I3orgo havt
arrived at the Count Fuzz° ti Borgo's (our resident hussian Ambassa—
dor) hose], at Paris, It is ex!);!,teci i hat the Countess, whose accouchc.
scent is "'Mb' antieipatpd, will sojourn in the French cktital untiltho
early past of nes;t Season-