The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-15 00:00:00

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Her MAJESTY came yesterday from her .pala6e'to
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St. 'Jaibes's,, accompanied -by the PRINCESSES.—
About :half-past twelve o'clock, they retired to Miss
PLANTA'S apartments, and partook of some refresh-
'pent. They afterwards retired to their private
apaidifents, and dressed for the Drawing. Room.—
At two o'clock,' they proceeded,• with their usual
attendants and forms., to .the Grand Council Cham-
ber, to hold the Drawhig-Room,-Which commenced
accordingly.
The 'PRINCESS of WALES visited the Drawing-
Room for the first time these two.years.. Her Royal
Highness came to town about noon in her barouthe'
and four, from Blackheath to WarWick-house,where
she dressed, and from thence-wet tin her plain Coach
and pair, accompanied by the Marchioness of TOWN 5.•
REND, with three fobttnen behind, in mourning,
through the- Park to St.-James's. •
The DUKE of CUMBERLA.Np was in attendance,-in
his Court-dress, in a private .apartrnent, near the
garden gate, and •gave dire6tions to, be informed as
soon as the'Phrisrcess of WALES'S 'carriage was ap-
proaching, which was accordingly done, and his
Royal , Highness was ;at the door when the Nuzz-
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CESS'S,arriage stopped.,--She entered the Drawing-
Room at a quarter before three, condo ted by the
Dt'RE of CUMBERLAND, -and having paid her de-,
4oirs to the QUEEN and -PRINCESSES, received the
compliments of several of the Nobility and Gentry of
both sexes, as she moved after her MAJESTY ill. the'
circle. The PRINCESS is grown rather es ban,point,
and appeared in good spirits : she remained. in
the Drawing-Room exaetly ,an hour, stepping
into her coach at a quarter after four, and re-
turning through •the Park to- Warwick House,
where she resumed her travelling dress, and
immediately drove back in her barouche to dinner at
Blackheath. The few spetiators assembled at the
entrance door of the Palace from the Park, gave an
hinza as her Royal Highness returned to her car-
nage. - -The Princess SOPHIA •of GLOUCESTER, the
Dukes of CAMBRIDGE and GLOUCESTER) . formed
do a part of the Royal Circle.
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There were also present': -
The Prince and Princess ESterhazy,- the Prince and Prin-
cess George Holstein ,Oldenburgh, and their suite ; the
Prince Wittgenstein, the Archbisholi of Dublin, the Lord
Chancellor, the Lord President of the. Council, the Lora
Privy Seal, the Secretaries of State, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Master-
General of the Ordnance, the Lord Chamberlain, the-Fudge
of the Admiralty, the Master of the Rolls, the Attorney-
General, the Solicitor-General, and the Recorder of London.
Dukes—Montrose, Somerset; Newcastle, and Buccleugh.
Duchesses—Beaufort, Rutland, Athol, and Richmond.
Matgyissts—Titchfield; Cornwallis, and Bath. -
Itslarcbionesscs—Sligo. Cornwallis, Abercorn, Donegal, and.
Bath.
Ea? Is —C lancarty,_ Annesley, Banbury, Chatham, Spencer,
Bridgewater, Kinnoul, Westmorland, Mansfield, Mount-
norris, Essex, Aberdeen. Nelson, Aboyne, Lonsdale, Craven,
Scarborough, Cork, Aylesford; .Graham, Romney, Dart-
mouth, . Macclesfield,. Pembroke, Mont--- Etigecumbe,
,Malinesbury, Camden, Bathurst. Dalkeith, Northesk,
Winchilsea, Effingham, Morton, Orkney.
Carorresse4-Kinnoul, Ormond, Uxbridge; M ountnor ris,
Leicester Cavan. Aboyne, Lonsdale, Wiat64loll, Chatham,
Iktilinest;itry, Portarlington, Ely, Shaftesbury, Carnarvon,
Chesterfield, Essex, Pomfret, llChester' Errol, DowageF
Errol, Bathurst, Pembroke, Dalkeith, Cork, Newburgh,
Northesk, Effingham, and A.shburnharn. • •
Ithcormrs-Dudley and Ward, Palmerston, Sidmouth, Mid-
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dleton, Hood, Stopford, Dtmloe, Courienay, Forbes, Siitlley,
Clietw.ynd, and Wentworth.
l'iscounct::re-i--Sidmouth, Forbes. Sidney, Mel ville; P . Tour-
ner,eastlereagli; stoptord,Southw'all,Wentworth;arldHoOd.-
.14ithops-Quebte, Dublin, Meath, arid Derry.
Baron Noicken.
Anthassad.ors -Swedish, Russian, Portuguese, Neapolitan,
American, Sardinian, and Danish.
Lords—Rendlesham, Rodney, Bayning, Onslow, Racistocks
Somers, Harrowby, Hawkesbury, Walsingham, St. Helen's,
Boston, houvaine, Eldon, fleatiield, Rivers, Guernsey,.
Cower, Ike Rolle, Keith, Mulgrave, Boyne, Thymic, Sea-
ford], Harvey, Cock. .
Ladies-Langham, C.Butler, Hay, M. Fordyce,ltacistock,
Graves, Amherst, Le De Spencer, Rowley, Harrowby,Strong,
C. Onslow, Gibbs Louvaine, Dacre, Wellesley, Malcolm,
'Vernon, Lavington:. Hillier, Seatorth, two- Lowthero, Boston,
P.Turner, L. Harvey, M.Gower, Browniow, Brooks, Brom-
ley, R. Seymour, Bayning, C. Herbert, Druce, Alvan-
ley, Dalkeith, H. Finch, :Young, Metcalfe' Riches,
'Poodle, fludyer, A. Wellesley, Roilev'Shawe,' C. Darner;
G. Murray, Rendlesharn, David, Davey, Brown, E.Norman,
Cray, C.Long, Riddle, Somers, A.Boyne, Willis, H.Finch,
F. Hatton, Curzons, H. and M. Hayes, M. Murray and
daughters, Willoughby do Broke, Sheffield, F. Bu.:
channan, Thynne" Fitzherhert, Hillery, Barton, Benyon,i
two Dawsons, E. Tut:hell, E. Wellesley, Seymour, two
Normans, H. M'Cleod, anti Cock.
Sirs-Stephen Cottrell, J. Sibbald, 1. Stewart, %V. Lang,
ham, 1, Shaw, . Plomer, M. Xienenes, C.Green, R.K.ings-
rnill, I. DouglaslS. Strong, H. Mildmay, V.Gibbs, 1. Rid.
tile, W. Scott, T. Acklin, A. Pager, R.King, I. Barrington,.
W. Clayton, H. Fitzhnsb4rt, S. R. Glynn, C.-Krowley, C..
Grata, 1. Cater, I'. Acklam, W. Hillery, W. Court, and
1. Strong.
Co/oath-Hay, Howard, Desbrow,.Thomas, Burke, Cres-
. pigney, Hopetown, and' Walker.
Generals—Thurnton, 'Loftus, Moss, • Cuyler, Cameron,
Statnwell, Morrison, Maroon, and EngliSh.
Captains -Lambert, R. L. Loftus,. PAW. WheatleYi
Blackwood, Kun, Brown, Rich, Duff; and Lainbcrt.
Rev. Dvaors--lones, and Barton.- • '
Messts,-Homby and Hon. Stopford.
Admirals— KO ley and Whitshed. • ;
itiaj‘rs—S haw, W awn, and Brown,
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The following had the honour of being' presented
to HER MAJESTY : • •
Sirs. Egerton, upon her marriage.
The Earl and Countess of Lonsdale, upon their Creation
to their title. •
Lady Mary and Ann Lowther, upon corning to th'cir
Miss Blake, by the Countets of Errol.
The beautiful Miss Cox, by Mrs. Burlanti.
Rowley, 'by her Itiother, Lady Rowley-. ,‘
Mrs. Leigh, upon her marriage. • ,-
Lady F. Hay, by the Countess of Eirol.
Neely Kirkwall,' by Lady Auckaey:. e.-'