The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-09 00:00:00

THE. QUEEN'S count

'At:five o'clock her 'MAJESTY held a Court at
the Queen's Palace, for the purpose,of the illus-
trious Monarchs and others being formally intro-
duced to her. .1t half past five the afiproach of
the Emr.itaoß to. the Palace was announced by
great, crowds of people running across the' Green
Park, front "'latency Hotel, towards the Palace.
His procession clown Constitution Hill had a truly
military appearance; having a• Guard of Honour,
a full Band, and the King's colours flying. The
Illustrious ALEXANDER was escorted by a nu-
merous
„pay of the Bays, or Second Dragoons.
.He rode in the PRINCE REGENT'S State Cha-
ri6t, drawn by two •beautiful white Hanoverian
horses ; lie was dressed in a scarlet 'uniform,
and was accompanied...by his Si,ter,the .Grand
DUchess•ofOLDENI3URGH. Iu the other car-
riages. were Plince GAGARINE, the Earl .of
YAttmotirn, 4c. The ENIPEttOft
,Was introduced
to the QUEEN by' the Earl of. Maalox, her.
Chamberlain., and others. • Her -.MAJgsTY was
pleas.ed to express her high gratifieatiOn and ho-
nour of receiving the _Great BMPEROR at her Pa-
lace, and the ENIPERpe,.in reply, expressed a
seine of his f4lings of the flattering manner he:
had been receiv.ed,.inZogland.
The Prince ItArizEnvit.tx was introduced to
her MAJESTY, and conducted by Air. CxcsTFFthe
Assistant Master of,tl:e Cerentonks. Th'o PH nee
METTERNICH. was introduced. to her Mit.rispv-
a sinvilar manor. .
Her MAJESTY Was.accomppnied by—
The Princesses Augusta and Mary, the Duchess of York,
the Pribeess Charlotte, the Duke of York,- ICS: at., Sussex. and
Cambridge. She •ivris attended by a full Court of Attend,tits,
consisting, of Earl Winchelaea, Comptroller General of the
WindsOr Establishment ; Lord John Thvnue; tbe Vice; Earl
Morton, her Chamberlain ; Colonel Desbrow, the Vice ; Earl
Harcourt, Master of the Horse; Lord St.. Helens, &.e. The.
female attendants were, the Countesses Harrington, Pem-:
broke, Ilehester, MacelesUld,land ItosSh a, the Marchioness
of Bath, Viscountess Melville, Lady J. iliynne, Mrs. Field-
ing, Miss•Mturay,

At half-Past six the King of Patisstn, accom-
panied by his family and suite, arrived in state,
attended by Lord C. BIINTINCK, and others.—
They were all received most graciously by her
MAJF,STY upon their introduction.

At seven o'clock the QUEEN'S Court closed.—
After'which, her MAJESTY and the P.EINCESSES
went to Carlton-house to meet a party of all
Royals, viz.—
The Emperor of Russia, the Gi'and Duchess of Oldentitrtrh;
the King of PrusSia, 'his two Sons, his two Brothers, his Ne-
phew,, his Cousin, Prince Radzorville ; Prince Royal of Wir-
teusberg, Prince Royal of Bailtria, Prince of Orange, Prince
of Oldenhurgh, the Duke and Duchess of York, the Dukes of
Kent and Cambridye, Princess Charlotte, Prince Charles of
Islecklenburgh, and Princess Sophia of Gloucester.
The front of Carlton House was brilliantly illu-
minated in honour of the Aronarchs' visit to it.
After the EMPEROR'had been introduced to the
QUEEN, he went and left his name at Warwick
liouse, the residence of Princess- CHARLOTTE.
In the evening, a numerous assemblage of the
Nobility and Gentry were
_invited to an entertain-
ment at Carlton House, who did not depart till a
late hour.

Lord COMBERMERE haS returned to his paternal
seat at Combermere Abbey, in this county ; and
there have been some rejoicings. anrong his te-
nantry at Wrenbury in consequence. 'We regret
the low ebb of public spirit in this country; which
seemsincapable of appreciating the worth and
distingnished merits of its gallant countt
Are-could wish to see Cheshire emulate its Salo-
pion neighbours, in their spirited erection of-a
lasting monument to record the noble deeds of
their favourite Hero.----We 'understand Lord COM-.
BEEMERE tr ill shortly lead the accomplished Miss
GREVILLE tothe Hymenearaltar:--,--(Chester Cour.)
THE FINE ARTS.—WC are requested by Mr.
STONE,. of Pall-Mall, to inform the Public, that
the'First Number of the Select Work of TiVelve
Historical Engravings, under the direction of
WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Esq. to be executed by the
principal Artists of the present period, after the
compositions of the great Masters, is now ready
to be delivered to the Subscribers .to this Work;
at the Historic Gallery, 87, Pall-Mall. This
Number contains an Engraving of fbe firgin acrd
Quid, in a fine poetical I,lndstape, by RAPHAEL
MORGHEN, of Florence, after TrrIAN, one of this
celebrated. Engraver's most excellent Works.—
From the beautiful simplicity with whicli' the
subject is treated, and the tender and general ma-
nagement of its light and shale, it has by Con-
noisseurs seen considered a chsf=d'auvre in the art.