The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-13 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1831.

THE QUEEN'S DRAWING-ROOM.

(FROM THE COURT CIRCULAR.)
Her Majesty held a Drawing-Room yesterday at St. James's
Palace, which was very numerously attended, the State Rooms
being thronged at an early hour with company, the splendour of
whose appearance was considerably increased by those Peeresses
who attended her Majesty's Coronation wearing their coronets
!nd Coronation robes. The company began to arrive at the Pa-
lace at one o'clock, and at both the entrances to the Palace. The
Lord Chancellor came in State, with his suite, in their carriages.
The Russian Ambassador and Princess Lieven came in State.
His Excellency was attended by Prince Galitzin and Prince Paul
Lieven.
The Members of the different Orders of Knighthood ap-
peared in their respective collars,
The Duke and I )uchess of Gloucester entered the Palace by the
principal court-yard. The Duke and Duchess of Cumberland,
;he Duke of Sussex, and the Princess Augusta, also arrived.
Their Majesties entered the State Rooms about two o'clock.
The Queen wore the purple velvet cap, encircled with jewels,
which she wore on the morning of her Coronation, and also her
Coronation robes. Her Majesty was attended by the Duchess of
Gordon, who officiated for the Duchess of Leeds, the Mistress of
the Robes; Ladies Clinton and Brownlow, Lady C. Wood;
Messrs. Eden, De Roos, Seymour, Bagot, Boyle, and Mitchell;
Earl Howe, as Lord Chamberlain; the Earl of Errol, as Master
of the Horse; General M.Donnell, principal Equerry. The
Queen took her station in front of the Throne; his Majesty was
'lablted in an Admiral's uniform, and wore the star and collar of
.he Order of the Garter. The King took his accustomed station
near the_Throne, surrounded by the Great Officers of State and
the Officers of the Household.
The company who have the privilege of the entree were then
admitt,d, when the following presentations to their Majesties
took place : •
Baroness Zuylen de Nyevelt, by the Netherlands Ambassador;
General Baudrand On a special mission from the King of the
French), by Prince. Talleyrand ; Count Lowenhielm, Swedish
Minister at the French Court, by Count Bjornstjerna, the
Swedish Minister.

Among the entire company were—
The Austrian Ambassador; Madame Falck, the Lady of the
Netherlands Ambassador; the Spanish Minister and Madame
Bermudez, the Prussian Minister and Baroness Bulow, the
Swedish Minister and Countess Bjornstjerna, the Neapolitan
Minister and Countess Ludolf, the Mexican Minister, Madame
and Miss Gorostiza, the Bavarian, Sardinian, Danish, Saxon,
Hanse Towns, Hanoverian, Wirtemberg, Buenos-Ayrean, Lucca,
and Belgian Ministers ; the Charge d'Affaires from the United
Stites and the Brazils ; the Count Matuszewicz (on a special
mission from Russia), Baron Zuylen de Nyevelt (on a special mis-
sion from the Netherlans), Baron de Wessenburg (on a special mis-
sion from Austria), Mons. de Roentgen, resident Minister from
the Court of Nassau and Baden at the Hague (presented to her
Majesty by Baron Bulow), Count and Countess Michel Woron-
zow, Count Dauneskiold Samsoe, Chevalier de Neumann
(Counsellor to the Austrian Embassy), Count de Aceto,Chevalier
Vauvitelli, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord President,
the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries for the Home,
Foreign, and Colonial Departments, the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, the President of the Board of Controul, the First Lord
of the Admiralty. the Secretary of State for Ireland, the Lord
Chancellor of Ireland, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the
Horse, the Groom of the Stole, the Earl Marshal, the Captain of
the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, the Captain of the
Yeomen Guard, the Vice-Chamberlain, the Treasurer of the
Household, Lord Hill (Gold Stick in Waiting), the Master Ge-
neral of the Ordnance, the Lord Chief Justice of the Common
Pleas, the Judge of the Admiralty, Garter King of Arms, the
Lord Mayor of London, the Mayor of Liverpool, the Master of
the Ceremonies, the Treasurer of the Queen's Household, the
Master of the Buck Hounds, Mr. Blackhouse (Under Secretary
for Foreign Affairs), the Quartermaster-General to the Forces,
the Bishop of Chichester (Clerk of the Closet), Paymaster of the
Forces, the Solicitor-General, Mr. Putman (Deputy Black Rod).
Lord Jameti O'Bryen was the Lord in Waiting,

The following Peers were individually introduced to audiences
of the King in the Royal Closet, to kiss hands on being created
Peers of the United Kingdom :-
11Zarquis of Headfort, Earl of Meath, Lord Belhaven, Lord
Howden, the Rai of Burlington, the Earl, of Camperdown, Lord
Panmure, Lord Oakley, Lord Poltirnore, Lord Seagrave, and
Lord Dinorben. __ . -. .

The Marquis of Westminster and the Earl of Lichfield were
also introduced to audiences by Lord James O'Bryen, and kissed
hands on their advancement in the Peerage.

Among the general company were—
DUKES—Gordon, Grafton, Beaufort, Buccleuch, Leeds,
Leinster, St. Albans, Richmond, Hamilton, Dorset.
DUCHESSES—Montrose, Dow. Richmond, Leinster, St. Al-
bans, De Dino.
MARQUISSES—Graham, Londonderry, Hastings, Salisbury,
D'Harcourt, Ailesbury, Downshire, Sligo, Westminster, Choi-
mondeley, Lansdowne.
MA RCHlONESSES—Clanricarde, Winchester, Londonderry,
Westminster, ,Lansdowne, Hastings, Sligo, Dowager Hastings,
Cholmondeley.
EA RLS-11chester, Rosslyn Denbigh, Warwick, Blownlow,
Gosford, Clanwilliam, Meath, Carnperdown, Ta!bot, Clarendon,
Pomfret, Uxbridge, Mayo, Leitrim, Sheffield, Haddington, Caw-.
dor, Roseberry, Verulam, Selkirk, Tyrconnel, Abingdon, Win-
terton, Ferrers, Radnor, Aboyne, Essex, Shaftesbury, Abingdon,
Carlisle, Cowper, Westmorland, Munster, Jersey, Sandwich.
COUNTESSES—Marwick, Lichfield, Denbigh, Albemarle,
Gosford, Haddington Ferrers, Radnor, Verulam Winterton,
Rosebery, Selkirk, Se. Germans, Dowager Rothes;Meath, Dow-
ager Ilchester, Leitrim, Pomfret, Pembroke, Dowager Powlett,
Shrewsbury.
VlSCOUNTS—Beresford, ,Kirkwall, Acheson, Tumour, Vil-
liers, Hood, Hereford, Cole, Newark.
VISCOUNTESSES—Ashbrook, Hood, Keith.
LORDS—De Roos, Byron, Ducie, A. Lennox, Briton, Rod-
ney, Carberry, Garvagh, Lovable, G. Hill, Ernest Bruce, Stafffird,
Howard of Effingham, Tullamore, Walsingham, Rossmore,
Ruthven, Dundas, King, Suffield, Montagu, Roll, Marcus Hill,
Killeen, Lilford, Douglas, Colville, Encombe, Farnborough,
Fred. Fitzclarence, John Russell, Stuart de Rothsay, Bexley,
Lyndhurst, Auckland, Wharncliffe, Eliot, Grimston, Sefton,
Oakley, Dinorben, Poltimore, Panmure, Benhaven, Seaford,
Dovor, E. Campbell.
BISHOPS—London,
_Bristol, Bath and Wells, Winchester,
Chichester, Sodor and Man, Rochester, Cloyne, Cork and Ross,
Nova Scotia.
LADlES—Blackwood, Whatley, Mary Fox, Fred. Fitzcla-
rence, Stuart de Rothsay, Wheatley, Graham, Lyndhurst, Nu-
gent, (née Baroness d'Arabe), G. Bathurst, Nayler, Wharnclifte,
Bloomfield, Taylor, Foley, Charlotte Lane Fox, 1. Douglas C.
Keppel, N.:. Cornwallis, Rolle, J. Eliot, Teynham, East, C. Under.
wood, F. Hastings, L. Cornwallis, Westphal, Montagu, Stephen_
son, Wyatt, E. Stanhope, Rossmore, Frances Shirley, G. Murray,
Aldis, Tullamore, Phillipps, Fuller, Ituthven, Dalrymple, 51,
Scott, M. Leslie, Dow. Arundell, King, M. Pelham, C. Barham,
Montford, Suffield, Staftbrd, C. Rowley, WaLsingham, Ommaney,
Sefton, H. Primrose, Oakley, G. Cumming, A. Ingilby, Johnson,
C. Tumour, Garvagh, E. Dickens, Rodney, Hardy, Berkeley,
C. Constable, Jodrell, Dinorben, S. Hastings, J. L. Peel, H. Dou-
glas, Dundas, S. Cust,
_Talbot de Malahaide, T. Brabazon,
Bruce, Dovor, Mary Milbanke Acheson, Seymour j. Strang_
way, Taylor, Nugent, H. Parker, S. Lygon, M. Herbert, L.
Percy, Otway, M. Percy, C. Underwood.
BARONS—Linsingen, De Bode.
RIGHT HONOURABLES—C. Grant, Sir W. Fremantle.
HONOURABLES—Misses Stuart de Rothsay, Miss (2) An_
son, Miss B. Wilbraham Mrs. Dundas, Lady Cockburn, Col.
Pakenham, Mrs. Pakenham, Augustus Moreton, Thomas Dun-
das, Henry R. Westenra, Mrs. Fane, Henry Fitzroy, Mrs. H,
Murray, Captain Cust, Mr. Davidson, Mr. E. Petre, Mrs. Da..
vidson, Capt. Crofton, Miss Mitford, G. I. Vernon, Mrs. Pelham.
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J. Sewel, W. Burnaby, R. B. Philipps, A. Chichester, R. Vy-
vyan, J. Hay, M. A. Shee, F. Ommanney, W. G. Cumming, c,
Hunter, G. Noel, Bart.
DEANS—Ripon Windsor. RoWbi
REVEREND DOCTORS—Kuper, Everard, Holcombe.
R. W. Jelf, Lewis
REVEREND MESSIEURS—H. Harvey, ,
Sneyd, J. P. Wahlen, D.D., J. R. Wood, J. Merewether,
H.
Butterfield, J. T. Connell, C. P. Price, J. L. Harding, W.
J.
Moore, St. Andrew St. John, J. H. Dakens, W. Holmes, R. S.
Sandilands.
DOCTORS—Granville, Sigmond, W. Beattie, Savage, Maton,
Durney, Hair.
MESSIEURS—Barton, Hudson, Disbrowe, Davies, Hamilton,
Stephenson, Backhouse, Frankland Lewis, G. R. Robinson,
M.P., Le Marchant, Samuel Hancock, Wallace, Hamilton, Gill,
Charles Cochrane, Wadham Wyndham, Felix Booth, James
Gough, Barrett Wadden, S. Head, B. Oliveira, Gillon,
Charles Cavendish, Joshua Brookes, Edmund Moore, Douglas
Loveday, George Forbes, Harrison Curtis, Tyrell, M.P., Davies
Griffith, Thomas Foster, Brande, Bayford, Greenwood,
ton, Evelyn, Mead Waldo, Charles K Iynte, William Read,
Stevenson, Henry F. Scott, M.P., Charles Mundy, Rowley Las.
celles, Davidson, Charles Dickins, E. Protheroe Greenhill Rus-
sell, W. Hughes Hughes, Blandy, Campbell, T. T. Hope, Kemp,
M.P., Ross, M.P., Forbes, J. Barham, Marston, Mellish, Purcell,
Throckmorton, C. E. Jenkins, Meikle, Harcourt, J. H. Hudson,
Holdsworth, Wm. Cmufurd, Lowdham, Houldsworth, M.P.,
J. Frost, F.S. A., Wynne, Burton, M.P., Swettenham, Conyng-
hame, Wakefield, William Bankes, Octaviui Morgan, William
Ponsonby, St. John Baker, Harris Nicolas, Bingham, C. J. B,
Aldis, Logan Cumming Bruce, Turnbull, Rosson, Wallace,
Beaumont, J.C. Dowdesweil, A. 'Mahon, Mount, M.P., Joliffe,
it. J. M. Bouchette. Tomline, Jenkins, M.P., Gardiner, W. D.
Kelly, Lucius H. Rebinsan, Henry Rich, Colquhoun, W. Pen-
dams, Putman, Anthony Molyneux, Hart Sitwell, Halswell,
Philip Howard, J. B. B. Chichester, Sackville Lane Fox, G.
Lamb, Cunliffe Olney, George Cochrane, Tennyson, Hunter,
Gustavus Adolphus Warner.
MISTRESSES--Parnther, General Moore, Throekmorton,
Milman, Purcell, Tennyson, Pearse, Hassard Stackpoole, Law,
Browne, W. Pendarves, George Lamb, Frederic Warren, Arm-
strong, Webster, Stepney Cowell, Colonel Chaplin, Gardiner,
Everard Bouverie, Henry Murray, Swettenham, Lloyd, Forbes,
Charles Mundy, Stewart, Hervey, George Clayton, Burton,
Henry Ferguson, Robert Jenner, F. Lewis, 11,1. Blomfield, Gen.
Wetherell, T. Rodd, Howley, Backhouse, Hon. Mellefont,
Woohnore, Clitherow, Pascoe Grentell.
MISSES—Nayler, Blackwoods, Hunloke, Lloyd, Hon. Dundas,
Seymour, Hardys (3), J. Jerningham, Georgiana J. Jerningham,
Hon. King, Wheatly, Laura Wheatley, Burdetts (2), Fanny Las-
celles, Anna Lascelles, De Grey, Henrietta De Grey, Johnston,
Frederica Johnston, Blornfield, Wood, Frances Christie, Caroline
Barham, • Elphinstone, Vaughan, Hughes, M. Murray Christie,
Caroline Montagu, Laura Gardiner, Harcourt, Tennyson, C. Ten,
nYson, Wetherell, Morgan, Gardiner, Vyse, Maria Mundy, Sophia
Monday, Heys, Watson, Blount, Gore, Cockburn, FlanreY,
Helen Douglas, Louisa Clayton, Hunter, Frances Clayton,
Quentin Stackpoole, Blackhouse.
ADMIRALS—Sir Robert Otwiy, Sir Charles Rowley, Sir
Henry Blackwood, G. Dundas, Warren, Sir Thomas Hardy,
Ommanney, Sir Charles Ogle, Maitland, Plampin, Sir J. Brentell,
Sir John Beresford, Sir John Gore Sir William Hotham,
Broughton, Sir John Talbot, Horton, Stir Henry Heathcote, Lord
Beauclerk, Sir J. Williams, Sir J. Saumurez, Rodd.
GENERALS—Lord Howden, Sir George Anson, Sir Thomas
trsymdeith B, odFer,azGearr,d
Bradtbrd, Slade, Sir Henry Wheatley, Sir Frederick Adam, Sir
A. Fitzgerald, Sir James Cockburn, Sir John Hamilton, Sir J.
Boden, Hart, Sir R. D. Jackson, Sir'', Pritzler, Norcot, Baron
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Clitherow, Wulff, Sir J. Fuller, Sir F. Maclean, Sir J. Nicholls,
Thornton, Sir Rufane Donkin, Sir Wm.• Hutchinson, O'Lochlin,
Sir John Elley, Moore, Mawby, Macdonald, Sir Geo. q',loltin,
Sir Win. Grant.
COLONELS—Sir Charles Thornton, Fox, Richardson, Scott,
Cavendish (Ist Life Guards), Kennedy, Clark, Purvis, Bristow,
Sir J, Brydges, J. Hughes, Sir G. Berkeley, Downman, Tynte,
M,P., F. Smith, Hill, Campbell, Ashworth, M. Shawe, Wode-
house, Rice, Badcock, Fielding, Powell, Hailes, Reed, Savage,
Bowater, Hon. H. Murray, Sir A. Murray, Burges, Camae,
Wells, Bell, Sir Archibald Christie Sir Henry Watson, Lincoln
Stanhope, Clitherow, Lascelles, Yorke, Lambert, Bouchette,
Lord Brudenell, Frederick Walker, Woodford, Buckwortb,
Chaplin, Stepney, Cowell, Burke, Sir Henry Wyatt, Muria,
Hon. G. Rice Trevor, Rochfort, M.P., Alen, Webster, Dick,
Brotherton, B. Camac, White, Faunce, Higginson' Frederick
Hutton, Ferguson, Willis, Greenwell, Le Couteur,Wood, El.