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

phinstone, Downman, Douglas, Tremenhure, Poten, Gibbs, Sir
Charles Broke Vere, Wynyard, Cowper, Hawker.
MAJORS—M'Arthur, R. Macdonald, Lee, Shadwell Clerke,
Boirserie, H. Farquharson, Falls, Pigott, Thornhill, Hyde.
COMMISSIONERS—Sir John Hill, RN., Sir James A. Gor-
don, R.N. •
CAPTAINS—Cates, Woolmore, Baillie Hamiltont,_ R.N.,
Hatley, D. Price, R.N.; Tathwell, A. P. Green, R.N., Harvey,
S. R. Jarvis, M'Dowall, Battersby, Sir G. Westphal, R.N.,
Luard, Brandreth, Bullen, C. 8., A. Maitland, Aylmer, RN.,
Burton, Hon. H. Duncan, W. Taylor, J. G. Richardson, F.
Layton, Clitherow, C. W. Grant, Jeffreys, Meade, Byng, Fead,
RN., P. King, R.N., Bouverie, A. Gordon, R.N., C. Berkeley,
Riley, A. R. Sharpe, Campbell, Armstrong, A: Sheppard, R. L.
Battersby, Pearse, W. Hamilton, RN., T. Nicolas, Rawneley,
Wormeley, RN. ; Groves, M. Grindlay, W. H. Mulcaster, Har-
court, Brereton, Rigge, H. Duff, R.N., Otway, Clayton, Ste-
phens, Vavasour, Lambert, R.N., I. Waller, Clarke, &sil Hall,
R.N., Collard, J Jones, RN., Jebb.
CO MM A NDE RS—Savage, Burney, Mundy, Tomki ris,
M.Quhac, .1. Booth, J. C. Woolnough, G. Evans, Sheppard,
F. Seyrnour, Brewer.
LIEUTENANTS—Hinrich, G. Jackson, R.N., Calamy, Hare,
Newnham, RN., Mayne, G. Brereton, RN., Bingham, W.
Morris, RN., Hemsley, L. Smith, Ward, R. Basset, B. W. Pitt,
R.N., Wood, Marindin, R. C. Macdonald, James, Dickson, W.
H. Molyneux, R.N., Faris, Sir John Cathcart, Jones, Liddell,
Charters, A. P. Le Fevre, R.N.
The following had the honour of being presented to her Ma-
jesty :
The Countess of Lichfield, by the Marchioness of Clanricarde.
Countess of Gosford, by Lady Byron.
Marchioness of Sligo, by the Marchioness of Clanricarde.
Countess Ferrers, by Earl Howe.
Viscountess Ashbrook, by the Duchess of Leinster.
Lady Oakley, on corning to her title, by the Countess of Erroll.
Lady 14norben, on her elevation to the Peerage, by,the Marchio-
nest of Lansdowne.
Marchioness of Hastings, by the Marchioness Dowager of Hastings.
Lord Oakley, on his appointment to be one of his Majesty's
Naval Aides-de-Camp.
Lord Belhaven, by Lord Grey.
Lady Mary Acheson and Lady M. Acheson, by the Countess of

Gosford.l
Lord Howard of Effingham, on his return from abroad, by the

Duke of Norfolk.
Mr. Samuel Hancock, on his appointment of Exon of the Yeoman
Guard, by the Marquis of Clanricarde.
Lady Ruthven, by the Duchess of Montrose.
Countess St. Germain, by the Countess of Hardwicke.
Countess of Leitrim, by the Countess Brownlow.
The Mayor of Liverpool, accompanied by Mr. Anthony Molyneux
and Mr. T Foster, the Bailiffs of Liverpool, with an Address.
Rev. Lewis Sneyd, Warden of All Soul's College, by the Duke of
Devonshire.
Mr Harris Nicolas, by Viscount Strangford.
Rev. C. P. Price, to present a copy of his sermons, by the Right
Hon. Earl Howe.
Mr. Wadham Wyndham, by the Marquis of Chandos.
Mr. Davies Griffith, Deputy Lieutenant for the county of Car-
narvon by Viscount Kirkwall.
J Captain J. Burton, Scots Fusileer Guards, on his appointment of
Ensign of the Yeomen of the Guard, by the Marquis of Clanri-
carde.
Mr. Edward Protheroe, by Lord Melbourne.
Lady Dovor, on becoming a Peeress, by the Lady in Waiting.
Commissioner Sir John Hill, R.N., by the Right Hod. Sir James
Graham.
Captain A. Gordon, R.N., by Lord Glenlyon.
Their Majesties were occupied in receiving the numerous com-
pany till past four o'clock; the Ladies were first presented to the
King, and were afterwards introduced to her Majesty by Earl
Howe, the Queen's Lord Chamberlain.
The Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, headed by
their Officer, lined the Presence Chamber; the Yeoman Guard
were also in attendance, wearing their Coronation uniforms.
After the Drawing-room the King gave audience to Lord Hill.
Their Majesties entertained a numerous party at dinner in the
evening.

DRESSES WORN AT HER MAJESTY'S DRAWING-
ROOM, YESTERDAY.
HER MAJESTY—in her Coronation Robes.
The petticoat of silver tissue, richly embroidered in gold oak
leaves, intermixed with diamonds ; the surcoat of purple velvet,
elegantly trimmed with ermine and gold, lined with white satin,
the sleeves ornamented with diamonds and point lace, with a
magnificent diamond stomacher; the robe of purple velvet, with
a superb gold embroidery, in which were introduced the rose,
shamrock, and thistle, and lined throughout with ermine. Head-
dress, a purple velvet cap of state, with circlet of diamonds.
H. IL H. THE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER.
A beautiful gold tissue dress, trimmed with rich gold bullion
fringe, and body and sleeves elegantly ornamented with diamonds
and blond; the surcoat of purple velvet, trimmed with ermine
and gold, and lined with white satin ; the robe of purple velvet,
trimmed with ermine and lined with white satin. Her Royal
Highness wore her coronet.
H. R. H. THE DUCHESS 'OF CUMBERLAND.
A superb gold tissue dress, with rich embroidered flounces, the
body and sleeves ornamented with diamonds and blond; the sur.
coat of purple velvet, trimmed with gold and ermine, and lined
with white satin ,• the robe of purple velvet, trimmed with ermine,
and lined with white satin. Fier Royal Highness wore her coronet.
COUNTESS FERRERS.
A superb silver lama dress over white satin ; a diamond sto-
macher, deep blond ruffies, and Mary Stuart ruff. Head-dress, a
coronet of diamonds, diamond necklace and ear-rings.
COUNTESS OF SHREWSBURY.
A Peeress's costume, composed of a beautiful white crape
petticoat, richly embroidered in gold lama; an open dress of
crimson velvet forming the half train, and trimmed with
mi-
-never ; a splendid mantle of the same velvet trimmed with mi_
never prim, cberuse, and Sabots in Chantilly blonde ; stomacher
'entirely ofmagniticent diamonds ; head-dress, diamond Sevigne, '
aryl magnificent tiara, surrounded by a coronet according to the
given order. Her Ladyship's superb dress met universal
admiration.
THE RIGHT HON. VISCOUNTESS ROTHES.
A Peeress robe, worn at the Coronation; dress of white satin,
and magnificently embroidered with gold o the sleeves elegantly
ornamented with gold and velvet corresponding with the robe; a
coronet and jewels.
THE RIGHT HON. LADY MARY LESLIE.
A blond dress over white satin, richly ornamented with blond ;
a train of French violet point-de-sole tastefully trimmed with
satin. Head-dress, French violet and white ostrich feathers and
diamonds.
LADY LOUISA PERCY.
A rich white crape presentatkn robe, embroidered in gold and
coloured silk, worn over rich white satin ; train of rich white
watered silk, embroidered in gold. Head-dress, feathers and
diamonds; lappets of blond.
LADY MARGARET PERCY. •
A presentation robe of white crape, embroidered in silver, worn
over rich white satin; train of beautiful sky-blue watered silk,
embroidered in silver. Head-dies, feathers and diamonds;
lappets of blond.
LADY TEYNHA M.
A dress of ruby velvet, over a gold lama petticoat; stomacher
and sleeves to correspond; ruff a la Marie Stuart; robe and
coronet. Ornaments, pearls and diamonds.
LADY JODRELL.
A superb white crape dress, richly worked in sprigs of gold; the
corsage and sleeves profusely trimmed with blond ; stomacher
entirely composed of brilliants; a costly train of white velour
epingle, embroidered in large clusters of gold to correspond with
the dress. Head-dress, feathers, and magnificent tiara, bandeau
and comb of brilliants, with splendid turquoise necklace and ear.
rings, set with brilliants.
LADY GRAHAM OF NETHERBY.
A dress of white satin richly embroidered with silver; body
and sleeves handsomely trimmed with blond; train of rich apricot
satin trimmed with silver. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
LADY PHILIPS.
A pink areophane dress, elegantly ornamented with festoons
of roses, finishing each with a bunch of rosebuds; the sleeves
and body richly trimmed with b and and roses; a train of rich
pink satin, with a trimming of blond and satin tastefully arranged
In the form of a spray, finishing each with a bunch of rose buds.
Headdress, feathers and jewels.
LADY NAYLER.
Dress of gold lama ; train of geranium-coloured silk, with gar-
niture of gold rouleau. Headdress, white ostrich feathers and
diamonds.