The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-01 00:00:00

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It bein r n-nrly .wo years since het Maj,:sty held
`'''g's
lastthe havirg been on the
jog's Birth-day, l g 10, it lS _not sin-wising that
much interest should have been attached to the pre-
!tnt occasion. This interest w!s, however; much
heightened by the invitation cards, to the number
of about four hundred, being., issued on Monday
4," Tuesday, by the Prince Regent, to meet the
Queen and his ftnyal Sisters last night, at Carlton
I'l, °Use, to a lull-dress party. Bond-street, St.
"roes''-street, Pail Mall, &c. were crowded with
carriages, sometitnes blocked
.up with the...i.t_ghe_r
orders purchasing artlcr s of dress and ornaments
for the two occasions. The'QUeen's jewels were
oved from the• Bank, for the purposes, on Toes-
DX senoight. Preparations were made for the
racing Room of yesterday, similar to a birth-day.
Ilickeis of admission to the rooms at St. James's
allottA to spe6tators, were issued from the
'Ord Chamberlain's Office, and they were in great
r equesi• The different rooms were very much
,
`ruwded, and some of the company were obliged to
!1.) 0.4 on the covered way, in the Palace-yard.
°tices were pored up, and some excellent new
leguldtions adopted.
,„,„ Party of Life Guards' and the Bow-street Offi-
e-crs generally attended to regulate the carriages, and
IverY thing was conducted with the greatest regu-
-

t, Her Majesty, Princesses Augusta and Many, left
Queen', Place about•one o'clock, for the Duke
°I Cumberland's apartment, in St. James's Palace,
there they were received by his Royal Highness.
er Majesty and the Princesses finished dressing
there' and, alter pit-taking of some refreshment,
proceeded with their numerous attendants
dr°Ligh the Gallery-of the Ball-room, &c. to the
c rand Council Chamber, where her Majesty pro-
feeued to receive her ,numerous visitors, presenta-
-I°Os, &c. -%ith her usual affibility, &c. It was
.84treinely crowded, but it would have been more
had ii not been for a general opinion prevailing,
at the crowd would be unbearable, and numbers
staved
_r away on this account.
he Prince Regent went to the Drawing-room
itv f
6, State and it being thetirst time of his so appearing
oillee be h,s had the full possession of the reins of
t °"rnm
ent, a great crowd was attracted be-
4.een Carlton House and the Palace. His Royalo
ness's procession- moved in the following
°Fuer
Three carriages and pairs, the servants in their state liveries,
their hats inlaid with blue feathers.
• In these carriages were,
Generals. Turner, Keppel, and Ha:nond,
Masters Turner and Arbuthnot, Pages of Honour, (Ice.
drawn Ills Royal Highness's State Carriage tallowed,
by six beautiful bays, in elegant red morrocco harness,
ornamented with red ribbons.
The coachman and four footmen wore black velvet caps,
Similar to the King's servants.
4t the side of she carriage and horses, four state helperi
walked.
ijris Royal Highness was dressed in regimentals,
al.ovarcd in most excellent health and_ spirits.
Ire Was at, ended in his carriage by the Duke of
gootrose, as Master of the Horse, and Lord J.
Lirray, as the Lord in Waiting. His Royal High-
„,es was escorted by a party of Life Guards. The
cession arrived at the Palace at half past three
artick • Earl Choi mondeley, as 'Lord Steward, Earl
""field, and other Officers of State, were in
waning at the bottom of the Grand Staircase, and
B,_ll(itlined the Prince Regent to the Grand Council
Lidlnher, where his Royal Highness paid his re-
eEts to the Queen, and remained in the room
411. hour.
al The Drawing Room was attended
,
•

The Princess of Wales, the Duchess of York, and the
te"nixas §ophia of Gloucester; the Dukes of York, Cla-
atZes Kent, Cumberland, Sussex, Cambridge, Gloucester,
the trunswick ; the krchoishops of Canterbury and York ;
the cd Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of
tor reasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the ,First
uot the Admiralty, the Master General of the Ordnance,
three
ilk S\ecretaries, the Presi.tent of the Board of Control,
ticp,'-');(1 Steward, the Dean of Windsor, the Lord Chief us-
of-- the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Mayor, the Lady
traYoress, .heriffs Birch and Heygate Idle four latter were
r„estuted to the Queen), the Recorder of London, the At-
andlnlesY-C enera
ol'c't's -Meath, Norwich, Exeter, Salisbury, Raphoe,
1)--`r!y.

Devonshire, Buccleugh, Beaufort, Newcastle.
4,oenzssEs—Buccleugh, Dorset, Beaufort, Newcastle.
W /Ilk; QLT :SSES —Winchester, Worchester, Sligo,' Corn.
Headfort.
Sal,' 4kt:a ON Ess Es Bath,
Hertford, Lansdown, Sligo,
son :a Headfort, Donegal.
1,,,,E4RLS - Mansfield, Morton, Cork, Mountnorris, Bridge.
"ter, Guild lord, We:.tinorland, Buckinghamshire; liar.
Besborough, Talbot, Craven, axtord; Levers and Mel-
c, Dartmouth, Cholmorideley,' Radnor, Shaftesbury,
,ekintcashel, Powir., Camden, Spencer, Conyngham, Chi-
. S ester, Macclesfield, Ay lesford, Fitzwilliam, Scarborough,
eldwich, Pembroke, A thlone,Selkirk, Lousdale, Suffield,
T.ES SEs —Louct,n and Moira, Coventry, Mount-
CitltLi, Cork, Mexborough, Aboyne, Dartmouth, Darnley,
atharn, Barryth
o.lore, Dowager Suffield, Bridgewater, Bel-
e'er Macclesfield, Aylesforel,Craw ford, Oxford, Cowper,
104_11deri, Spencer, Northampton, Derby, Conyngliarn, Mor-
Powis, ScarborOugh Pembroke, Tankerville,
&Id, Selkirk, Suffield, Riois, Dowager Pembroke.
suv.ils.coti s uncaunon, Ashbrook, Gage, Mountjoy,
‘"eY, Newark, Ranelagli, Crawley,Carleton. Lake,C het-
V.rni, Limerick, Paltnerstune, Hincrubrooke, Templetown,
.tddleton, Melville. •
S coo NTESS E.S Hampden, Ranelagh, Castlereagh,
—wLoRDs Ytlglas, Middleton, Chetwynd, Limerick, Cranley.
Beltnore, Kenyon, Antherst,Calthorpe, Grantley,
Fitzgerald, H. Moore, Yarborough, Walsingham, G.
lYnner E.llenborough, Gambier, Compton, Stanley, Clive,
,e4dstock, G. Beresford, Bagot, Boston, Whitworth, Hen.
Bradford, Warburton,C. Somerset, Kirkwall, Scarsdale,
44'sitarn, Somers, Somerville, Sheffield.
A, LAD] Es—Alvtailey, Trigge, J.. Harvey, Bayning, Shaw,
-?!arliforcl, Bishop, Leonard, Page Turner, Normanstown,
Xerr,9ll; Allen, F. Webster, C. Bricknell, Ginckell, De
Erroisrnore,- L. Pery, 1. Coventry, Helena Moore, F.
.„,e,aierburn, Webster, Col ingwood, Clavering, Montford,
iPery. Grcy, Haggerstone, Warburton, Duncan, C. An.
tsley, Mildmay, E. Pusey, C. Durham, Bruce, Ellenbo-
Hiughr Connington Metcalfe, Nichols, Banks, Auckland,
enley, Balfour, ealthorpe; Clive, Rolle, Hawkins, C.
F. Fish, B. H. Legge, Keith, Dowager Browlow,
"buglas, two Cecils, three Pratts, Thynne, C. Darner, C.
lild E. Compton,. S. C. Spencer, Bagot, Crawford, A. Ver-
-011, Boston, Dawkins, Beresford, L. Grey, H. Sullivan, C.
:41,m1%, Somers, R. Seymour, Allen, Monson, Dickens, H.
Egerton , lsinghain, C. Gordon, S. Moore, two Fitzroys,
Strong, Fineli, Buller, Carrington, H. Parker, Loudon, hitz-
teralci, Radslock, C. Murray, Duckworth, M. Drummond,
•,.(igetimbe, M. Taylor, Floyd,' C. Campbell, Glynn, and
kiarrington.
BAR° N s —Noleken, Hompesch, and Lopez.
1fon: G. Noleken.
Count Ludolf.
Stirs —W. Fraser, E Knatchbull, A. Hume, V. Gibbs,
1. Frederick, buraard, E. Lthnonstone, C. Asgill, M.
Xirnenes, T. Metcalf, M. Wood, D. DuncLs, J. T. Duck
I. Nicholls, W. Stinting, I. Heard, S. '1 oiler, C.
chnonstql.e' E. Boller,, I'. Sutton, W. Curtis, I. Shaw
kinraig, I • Crawford, C. Bishop, C. Morgan, J. Daw.
W. Rush, 1. Dunbar, 1. Montgomery, C. Brisbane
Worsley, Holmes, W. Taps, G. Cox, K

AP4an
ss roR t —Turkish, Spanish, Neapolitan,94fdinian,
®U ti iuncticau.

•
—Whitshtd, Bentinek, iitiqrray.
Gellert A Hulse, Cameron, Thorn ii Manners;
Leigh, Balfour, Broderick, Johnson, Fitzpatrick, Bolton;
Rqse, Yans'etart, Norton, St. Leger,,Loftus, N9rrlicr4,
COLO Nr a. Pal mer,-horrittin, Juliet, U pi& , Deobrow,
Gordon, Adingbrooke; Congi-eve, Palmer, Btand, Boller,
Chester, Forbes, M`Leod, Bishop, Kelly, Elliott, Curzon.
Darling, Davis, I. B. Taylor, Howard, and Sebright.
M. Jolts—Howard, Widrington, Camae, and Cameron.
CAPTAINS —Agar, Lind, Charretie, Canning, Richard-
sgn, Hothatn, Richards, Seymour, and Monday.
MEssas.—Greenwood, F. West, Rose, limes, Farqbhar;
Shifter, W. Webster, Dawkins, Abdy, loddrel, Baker,
Davenport, Agar, Manning, Pusey, Sitheon, Chaplin, Bush,
Blackburn, Paget, Chester, RUssell, ,Penn; Skelfingtori;
Tilson, Perceval, Jackson, Herbert, M'Quire, Monckton;
M. Sutton, St. Leger' Staunton Rochtort, Birch, Hey-
gate, Barry Barry, P. Elliott, Reeves, Long, Aide, Perri‘
berton, Vansittait, Godsall; C. Bruce, Thornton, ‘V. Adams;
Stewart, Broderick, B)erley,--Williatns, Cooling, H. Daw.
kins, /Warns, Hamilton, W. Ponsonby, Williams Kilo:,
Dutton, Cholthondeley, Militinay, Hare, Lock, Ilriinro,,e,
Dugdale, Russell, Hunter, Cust, Owen, Weatherby, C.
Long; Lascelles, Addenbrooke, Mills, Humphrie, Askew,
Forbes, I. Adams, Holme, Bailey, Strong, Hope, Hamby,
Napier, Temple, Bishop, Sullivan, Busby, Foster, Loftus,
E. Monckton, Drake Ramsbottom, Markham, Morris,
Stewart, Broderick, andi %V. Ponsonby..
Nlis-raessEs —Agar, ShifFner, ,Kno,x, Robiltson, Baker,
Manning, Miils, Agar Pilkington, Owen, Rose, C. Bruce,
Coke, Busk, Blackburn, Fortescue, Coutts, Huskisson,
Lisle, G. Howard, F. Greville, Carter, Atkins, M. Sutton,
G. Lambe, Drummond, Herbert, Icnkinson, Glynn, Fisher-,
Ross, Cox, H. Dawkins; Crawford, Boyle, W. Gosling, H.
Wiggett, Dickins, Lock, L. Walpole, Broderick, Calvert;
Williamson; Vyse, George, Adams, F. West, Cameron,
Fane, Perceval, St. Leger, Chartres, Milnes, and Hon. E.
Monckton.

DOCTOR S - Maton, Bailie, Legge, John Willis, Knighton,
Fryar, and Pembe(ton.
REV MESSRS —Lee W. Douglas, Cust, and Bomberg

Missy —Chetwynd, Com,' FlUmphro s, Glynn, Wright,
leflards, two Elphinstones, two Somervilles, two Percevals,
Foley, flarbord, Monson, Blackburn, Vernon, Smith, Ni-
chol, Glynne, Sullivan, two tVytchwards, Caltirorpe, Eyre,
M'Clcod, Selson, Disney, three Custs Bontein, Shitlher,.
Dawkins, Bishop, Baker, Davenport, Broderick, Downing,
two Frazers, two Blackburns, Bathurst, Cornwall, Craven,
Degrey, three Manners Suttons, Woodby, Fortescuc, -two
Moncktons, Drummond, M. Townsend, Eden, Drayton,
Robertson, Curzon, Heathcoje, B.uks. Charters, two Chet-
wy nds, two Col lingwoods, Clavering, Leonard, two C al verts,
two Mildmays, Metcalfe, Vansittart, Gosling, De
Grey,Curzon, Paul, Robertson, Floyd, De.ibrow, Daugh-
fling, Wyndham, Busk, Skeeoe, Knox, Dye, three Town-
sends, Mills, Bruce, and Digby. •

The following were among the numerous presen-
ations to her MAJESTY :

Lady lane Coventry, by the Countess of Coventry. Lady
Jane wore a splendid dress of silver I Aina, embroidered with
white lace; net with wreaths of lilies. The Countess was
magnificently dressed in white and gold.
Lady Helena Moore, by the Countess of Loudon and
Moira, Lady H. wore a beautiful dress of white and net
and blonde. The Countess of Loudon and Moira wore a

rich dress of peach bloom satin, covered with fine point lace,
and looped up with pearls.
Lady F. ‘Vedderburn Webster, by, the Countess Mount
Norris. Lady F. wore a beautiful dress of white crape and
flowers.

Miss Collingwood and Miss . M. Collingwood, by Lady
Collingwood. The Miss Collingwood's wore beautiful
dresses of white lace net, with silver borders. Lady Coiling
wood wore a dress of black satin and lace, richly embroider_
in gold stars.
Lady Clavering, by Lady Collingwood. Lady Clavering
wore a dress of peach satin, enabroideredin-silver.

Miss Clavering, by Lady Clavering. Miss Clavering wore
a dress of white lace net and silver. _

Miss Leonard, by Lady Leonard. Miss Leonard wore a
British lace dress, ornamented with flowers.

Lady Ennis MOore, by the Countess of Cork. Her Lady-
ship wore a superb dress of British lace, embroidered' in sil-
ver and vk reatlis of amethyst.
The Miss Calvens, by Mrs. Calvert. The Miss Cal verts
dresses were British lace net, with patent pearl. NI rs. Calvert
wore a dress .of apple-green satin, covered with lace and p..-arls.
Lady Very, by the Countess of Limerick. Ladies L. and
M. Very wore white crape dresses, beautifully ornamented
with lace and flowers. The Countess of Limerick wore a
handsome dress of white satin and British lace.

Mrs, Broderick by the Viscountvss of Hampden. The
Viscountess wore a superb dress of w hits satin, ornamented
with precious stones and gold chains
Miss Humphri,s, by the Lady in Waiting.
Miss Smith, by the Countess of Tankerville:
Lord and Lady Bellmore.

Miss Sullivan, by her Mother. .
Mr. Temple, by Lord Palmerstone.
1 wo Miss Perceyals, by their Mother, Mrs. Perceval.
Miss A. M. Sutton, by her Mother.
Lady H. Egerton, by the Countess of Bridgewater.
Lady M. Pratt, by the Countess of Camden.
Lady E. Bingham, by Countess Spencer.
Mr. Byerley, by the Earl Morton.
Miss Monson, by the Lady in Waiting.
Two Ladies Fitzroy, by the Lady in Waiting.
Miss Vernon, by the Lady in Waiting.
Miss Blackburn, by Mrs. Blackburn.
Mr Aide, toy Earl Morton.
Two Ladies Legge, by Countess Dartmouth.
Major Widderington, by General J. Baltour.
Earl Talbot, on being appointed Lord Lieutenant of Stat-
ford.

Capt. Canning, on arrival with dispatches from Earl Wel -
ington. •

Miss Fortescue, by her Mother.
Dr. 1. Willis, by the Earl of Morton.
Col. Elliott, by ditto.
Lady L Sackvil le, by the Duchess of Dorset.
I. S. Rochford, by Earl Morton. •
Dr. Baitlie, by ditto.
Captain Berestord, by ditto.
Lady Berestord, by the Lady in Waiting.
The Duke of Deyonshire, on coming to his title.
Lord Cranbourn, on coining of age, by Lord Talbot.
Marquis ot Sligo, by Count Ludoft..
Miss Drummond, by MrS. Drummond.-
Captain Hothain, by Sir S. 'Villa.
Miss F. ahiffner, by Mrs. Shitther.
Miss Mary Townsend, by Countess Chatham.
Mr. Barry Barry, on taking the name.
Lady Bellmore, by Lady' Hinchinbrook.'
Lord Powerscourt, by the Earl of Morton.
Mrs. G. Lambe, by Viscountess Melville.
Lady lane Harvey, by her Mother the Countess of Oxford.
Colonel Palmer, Mattis promotion as Aid-dc-Camp to the
Prince Regent, •
Captain and Mrs. Agar, on their marriage.
Capt. Charretie, on his promotion to the zd Life Guards.
Colonel It. A. Dalzel, on his promotion.
Two Miss VVieliards„ by the Lady in Waiting.
Miss Calthorp, by Lady C4lthorp.
Miss Smith, by her Mother, Lady Farmington.
Mrs. Coke, by the Lady in Waiting. '
Miss Eden, by. Lady Henley.
Mrs. Primrose, by the Lady in Waiting.
Lady Finch, by her Mother the Countess of Ay•lcsford.
Miss Simeon, by the Lady in Waiting.
Miss Coutts, by ditto.
Miss Eyre, by ditto.
Miss M'Cloud, by ditto.
•Miss 'Filson, by ditto.
Mr. 'Filson, by the Earl ot Morton.
Major Cameron, by General Cameron.
Doctors Mason and Pemberton, on the appointment o.
Physicians.
Miss Spencer, by her Mother, Countess Spencer.
Miss Foley, by the Lady in Waiting.
Miss Harboard, by ditto.
Miss Disney, by ditto.
Lady and Miss Curuorl, by ditto.
Lany Edgcoinbe by ditto.
Miss M. A. MonCton, by her Mother, Mrs. Monton.
Mr. E. Moncton, by Mr. Montton.
Miss Monson, by Lieutenant Monson.
Lady C. Vaughan, by the Countess of .4.boyne.
The Hon. Mrs. Milnes, Oil her marriage.
Lord Compton, by the Eartof Worton.
Mrs. Dye, by the Dowager Countess ot Pembroke.
Miss Clietwynd, by Lord R. Seymour.
Lady Loudon, by the Countess of Loudon and Moira.