The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-07 00:00:00

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Tile Queen a r Prince Albert, and the Queen rowagel
atten, d servioe, yesterday morning, at the Clin
(loyal. St. James's. T, -e sermon was preached by the vs
Dr. Sleath, who took the text froth Rcmians, chap. 12, Yestrb,
3. The Prayers were read by the Rev. tioraley PakiT'
Lessons by the Rev. Dr. Wesley, and the Comihurtio"
by the Rev. Dr. Sleath, Rev. Dr. Wesley, and the Bev
,ub
Dakins. The Chauot was Crotch's. The Te Deum and
late (in F) Kiug. The Sanctus and Responses (Citbl'"%i
The Anthem, Behold how good and joyful" (Nitres)
sung by Messrs. Hawkins and Bradbury. Sir George 'stn
presided at the organ.
The Royal Suite, included the Marchioness of Norm Lord
Hon. Miss Murray, Hon. Miss Lister, Ea.-1 of Aboyne,
Go' rge Lennox, Major the Hon. George Keppel, Lord Ahr'''' •
l'et, and Sir Edward Bowater.
q'l7he suite of the Queen Dowager consisted of the Visceuntes
Barrington, Hon. Miss Gore, and Earl Howe.
The Bishop of Norwich, Clerk of the Closet, and the D'an
of Hereford, DsTuty Clerk of the Closet, were in waiting. vi,,
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, attended by the the
countess Larrington and the Hon. Miss Gore, visited ,r
Qoecn on Saturday afternoon at. Buckingham l'ala, e.
Majesty, attended he her ladies, afterwards took an .titieg 1"
an open harouche and four. Alai-
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the
chiones of Normanby, Hon. Miss Murray, Hon Liste:.;
Earl of Aboyne, Hon. Major Keppel, Lord Alfred Pag,et. at' •
Sir 1-dvrw d Bowater, honoured the Italian Opera with th"
presence on Saturday evening. e° of '1)1
Viscount Melbourne and Lord John Russell had audienc [,,rl
the Queen on Saturday. • :„..;;ise
Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal was taken an au, iu
in a carriage and tour on Saturday.
Their Royal Hii:hnes,es tlx Duchess of Gloucester anda
Prince Geo..ge of Cambridge visited her Majesty the (Pee
Dowager yesterday at Marlboroughshou,e.
he Duke of Cambridge attended Divine Service y• ste •
morning in. St. George's Church. ter'
The Duchess, of Cambridge attended Divine Servic,, Yladi •
day morning in Grosvenor Chapel, South Au,;ley-street• •
Augusta Somerset was in waiting on her Royal ilighmse•
b were
Summonses for a Cabinet Council at twelve oclo•'• d st
issued on Sa!urday morning. All the Ministers attencle -
the Foreign Office. The Council sat two hours.
After the ouncil Lord John Russall went to Buckinfghall
Palace to have an audi,nce of her Majesty.

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT Al'
THE D LJC ,s'l TH r I).S
~:a a • ae
A concert and dr.ima.ic entertainment of a very' sttp,rier
million, in aid of the funds for the relief of the PO4'l' • f
fugees in this country, heivg anneu ired, and the Duclies'
Sutherland havitg learned that there was &difficulty in irfri '
ing a suitable place for the net fermance, in the nioat-4"e;;;t'
and generous manner offered the use of aeaff rd-house, to
that
James's-park, for the occasion, and the t onsequence t k
one of the most zp!endid ass mblies of the presieit ea
place on Saturday. There were several ciicimist2tice“:°t,
e bitted to render this entertainment highly attractive, in cdcl•
to is priitiary and noble object—the relief of greatly aatel.e'd
foi eigners and patriots; and e were therefore not ail'',.lo
to learn that the Cabinet Council. originally appointed fa
o'clock, was changed to two hours earlier on account of this Pa tb
The noble mansion thrown open to the elite of the public la
.i,,
firs. time, wish its matchless gall. ry paintings ( ender' dtt
cal in celebrity as the "atafford Gallery"). iis not le ve
saloons, gdier es, :Ind corridors, al displaying the most ,st'te,ei
specimens of refined taste in modern art, formed unit 0`"00,
no small portion of aureole% in addition to the superior ,"
matie, %eel, and instrumental talent volunt.ered in •hia gas.
cause. From tl.e subjoined list of the company it will belie,
eeived that it included the principal nobility and ;:entrS
rent political tenets, and, notwithstanding the late l'arii'm,re.
tary division of the same morning, was honoured by the, Jibe
settee of most of her Majesty's i%linisiers, the SpeaSer 0, To
House of Common.. and many members of the Senate. .flas
company amounted to nearly 500; and such was the atial.-ere
desire for tickets that those originally fixed at two guinea' Ito
issued at five guineas on the morning of the performance. ,ens
addition to which, no tickets were granted wi,hout voucoora
(somewhat similar to Almack's), under the signature of
Dudley Stuart. I thill
Another most prominent feature in the programrre ,
entertainment was the generous manner in which 11.riettel
Rachel consented to put off her departure from this enhive
for the express purpose of displaying her dramatic eat!: the
The highest commendation is due to this young lady '.
readiness with which she complied with the suggestions ``.
personal inconvenience to herself), and assented to eliPara's.
public with the sole motive of benefiting a numerens'd
it
serving, and greatly distressed class of strangers. We hear tit' 1:
mentioned that her Majesty had expressed an incliitatin,a,,ti,
have been present at the concert, but was prevented by. vets
quette, and from the peculiar political position of the OW
of the charity. orb
The following is a brief and ecessaril an imperfect ske
f
of the interior of the noble mnansion, or rather the eerie: o
superb saloons thrown open on the occasion. The elites", tes
the mansion is •by a double portico in the centre the
north facade ; after passing a small outer bah'
aro-
visitor catches a distant view of the grand staircase,
.pin.
by the present Kitig of the French and other rils
guished foreigners as unequalled in Europe. This noble °gr.
tore is first perceived through a vestibule of marble V'
glowing in a proai-ion of gold bronze and marble; in the I_att,
sage ft urn the outer to the inner hail are three comeartlnTio
en each side of which ate recesses, each of which is fille"os
booze figures fiS large as life. The vestibule is sullen trtlis:,-e,
Sienna marble pillars, with luna marble plinths and ceat
judiciously contrasting with the gold and richer marbles torm vy
the ornaments of the great staircase. The marble gaue)'l,-
are supported by gigantic bronze cariatydes. Beneath 05c,
.0
teral eights of stairs are very large white marble tables, 'Sins
ported by bronze drag, ns, writhing in scaly frids. P - log
,
beivieen two beautiful owarf pillars of in,rble and gold, torn if
ds
pedestals to tiiie of ormolu supporting lamps, the itseen'ter
to the it: and gallery, and two of minor importance. From e.
first the coup circa of the great staircase is grand in the eats r• 1 g
The ba'usters are of mewl, cased wilt cerulean blue restrilbile'd
enamel, and wrought e boratey it, devices of gold. 'I he
balustrades are of a pinki4l yellow porphyry, highly
with e. de antique pedes als, and eeluinns, capitals, and
11.tures of burnished gold. The roof is supported by ear'oa
tyd, in bronze, the groundwork of white and gtid. I:,
r '
the gallery seven doors, empannialed With enCre pits' I=l4s:
lead to the unrivalled picture-gallery, which, we are Kid' f 0
ceeds in length the Waterloo 6allery at Windsor Cas le. all
etiumerate the- ,chefs d'eeuvre of the ancient wavers o,.ed,
nations, as well as the gems of modern aristes, would es -010,
our space. These, with the suite of tellovv drawine-r' tatr
the library, and her araee's bounoir. all. forme i objects of,ari,
deepe.4- interest' to the numerous guests. In the tatter alie of
ment were two beautiful. ptintinesi by Carro, in the silt
Murillo, a fine head by Guido, cabinet gems by Potesin' spa
Benjamin West, Howard, Landseer, and other modein
living artists. efoa+i
The company le gati to arrive before one o'clock. Ilia •a-e
Highness the. Dote of Sussex and Duchess InverneSi_v;ee
amongst the earliest arrivals, and by two o'clock the nail
commenced. The following were amongst the distinen"
visitors aasembled of
His Royal Highness the Duke or Sussex and DUChe's

Int ernes..
Duke of Devonshire.
Duchess if Bedford. bgle'
Nlarouises of Lansdowne, Narmanby, Huntley, Brcad
Titchfield, de Castall, ja.
Marchioness of Normanby
Earls of Winchilsoa. Harrowby, Scarborough, Carlisle,
trim, Beauchamp, Zetland, Listowel. Abing'
Countesses of Witichilsea, Carlisle, Lincoln, Zetl,ll,l, - it',
don, Lirowel, Radnor, Dowager Cawdor, Westrovreji
Beauchamp. Zet'
Lords ,elliourne, Morpeth, Palmerston, Pollington•cgty
land, Kelburne, Galway, Leigh, Rendieshaan, Fret-wit' .",.ee•
ton, Oranmore, Panmure, Sandon, Rodney, Clifdeo,
lock, James Stuart, Cianstown, Barham.
Lwlies Wharnsliffe, Galway. Rendlesham, F. —e,,joe,''
Oranmore, Panmure, Charles Fitzroy, F. Sandon, ll'„ope•
Wenlock, ,lames Stuart, tiarliam, Pure, Norreys,
Augusta Paulet, Mary Bentinck, F. Elliot, M. La'::c,
Dover, Dudley Stuart, Frances Sat,don, Louisa Co,e;(l)iite,
De Bathe, Chetw)nd, F. Hope, Charlotte tioe,t, t' bed,
Cavendish, Selina Bridgeman. Jane Bouverie, Oroadiiips
Charlotte Talbot, Susan Reeve, Vivian, Colebrooke, Gr sr.'
Wortley, Charlotte Dennison, Graham, Mary Fort us",
Cletneuts, Howard, Thomas Hay, Leonard, Flower,
Fuller, Hislop, Dowager Kinluck.
Count D'Arom. S
ir
The [light lion. the Speaker cf the House of Cortin,'Tviso
Henry Millmay, Sir Stratford Canning, Sir Hussey ca,r
Sir Walter Sterling, Sir Utley Wakeman, E;ir Hug Huey'
bell, Sir Charles Morgan, Sir John Guest, K.., Ralph ll eath
Sir Charles Vaughan, Sir Richard Hunter, Sri F. tiroo
Sir Thomas Leonard, Sir John Johnson. -
Hon. ,:rs. Singleton, Hon. G. Brown, Hon. Misses tr,Orli;
Hon. Mrs Cunliffe Offiey, Hon. Miss Crew, Hon-
liot, Hon. Mr. C. Howard, Hon. E. Howard, Hon. I':
and, Hon. W. Lascelles, Hon. Miss Ryder, Hon. JoDoflow
but, Hon. Mrs. Norton, Hon. Mrs. Lester Stanholvkiii,
Mrs. H. Murray, Hon. Miss Otway Cave, Hon- jel°
Cowper, Hon. Mr. Jocelyn, Hon. Mrs. Abbott, fl°n".
Fox Strarigways, Hon. Mr. Campbell. Hon. Miss le. 'Q
Miss H. Cave, Right Hon. Mr. and Mrs. L aboucheriVhiter
John Dundas, Colonel Fox, Captain Clifford, Colonel
Colonel Read, Mr. and Mrs. Wihnot.
Messrs. Thomas Campbell, Sittgleton, Mildiuiays
Hunter Gordon, H. Reeve, Gibson Craig, G. A. V11.,75air
Wall, J. Locke, Caibally, Thigh, Holland, Vivian,
toun, Charles Sheridan, Rothschild (two). Cr'aven,,lorgall:
A'Court, Smith, Brockbeck. W. Ellis. Octavio i.`„siel
Stoughton, Prated, scholefield, S Duricorebe,
da
Buth,r, Wilks, Crawley, C. Greville, Crawfurd. 1)0v`• st;
ford, Ogle, Wilbraham. P. Stewart, Talbot. T Atigerstl:prr.
Meutames—John Abel Smith, Ge.irge Lamb, 3Vt.ori,:
Holland. H. White, Vivian. Dennisroan, nitlian, 0111
R. Smith, Birkberk, Wynn, Ellis, Stiaw Lef
era yl
Knight, Scholetield, Butler, Talfuurd, .51a rjoribao-
e
Vi,liers Stuart, D'l•raeli, Sheridan bostc,,;
Misses—Berry, Fuller, Grey, La cellos (two), J° Pl 4
Meyneli. Locke, High, Purdatr Cutts Wynchara, 01,17,
Lelevre, Gaily Kn'gh',, Fielding. Gent, Lawley,
Stewart, Vivian, Majoribanks (three), Vernon,
In the programme of the concert were the names i'sis.oo.
Adelaide Kenible, Mesdames Lablache and talfe. 0,00
Rubini, F. Lablache, Ba.'fe. Liszt, Dorus Gras, Szczel'a
Vieuxtemps, Godefroid, acid Benedict. fof
Miss Adelaide Kenai:it, wade her debut before a° tio °t,
ts
audience, She a a:, most cordially received, o,d h!".nti'leP
justify the high reputation she has acquired on the °_,,ir) i°4
It vas gratifying to see a descendant ot the Sidtions
risition contrasting with the first tragedian of the
French stage. t YPIP e
ez_ •,
At the termination of the first part of the cone.. y st
Ra.lel gave her rea--:ing from "Curia." on a teo.P°,_af so
erected for the occ ,sion, and covered with criiii-01,e1
She was received with deserved applause. Mdll Tao., fi
sequ,ntiv gave passages from Andromique,” pt i"coI
the
M. art. . Duche9o
Benedict most ably presided at her Grace the cost roe
Sutherland's grand piano, ore of Zeiter's,
ewlB'eeeoo.o,ll,4:
guineas, and formed a model for one for th
ornamental part and body is composed of rich[) „IL;
white aod gold. era'
c Pr W.'
11..tviecii the performances the company we :"
served with ices and ref e..hmonts in abundant:94,ly ate
quenly the company Fnannaded in the P,cture• !)el
splendid suite of rooms, and it was nearly seven OCI
the fa•t, carriage had iett. t 1,19(
The twat am ount of the receipts have netted abut
or
- , , „i(e.
eitts eds
We hear that her 111aksty, at the eon
be Outlier
the Wane' dramatis Cntertainment given by br
Dowager at Alarll:oronzh House, ixpre,•:•ed ed es
most gracious terms in applobation of the ialvnts druf pa59i,4
Mademoiselle Rachel, in her reading and delivery_e foLosvos,
from 'he most celebc atsd French clissics. On r:ii,,gt
day a royal souvenir, consisting of a valuable brep...f the r 34,
meet, vas lorwarded though 'he medium of on
cipal lactic.= of the bedchamber, as a token of the yibserri,r.,e,.
miration of the young tragedian's perf,rmances.---: in szit e 74,
A ei;tisidrrah;e soul has been just rel.
.ivg
ral towns in Germaur for the purpo:=e of tile!rad'istinglilooi't.
(penses r.f removing the remains Veber! t),7
.„,i
,'groin cepttposer, t':-out the Roman Ca" holie utizect 0,0
fields to -Dresclen. -his alio-. contempl-detll°,:f. #O.
-merit, in every Way suitable to the trion,ol:7' for t,), •
musician, so si..on as. funds are 444 st,iffieltP
mendable object.