The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-05 00:00:00

WINDSOR, MAY 3.

(From the Windsor Express of Saturday. )
The King and Queen returned to the Castle, from St.
James's Palace, at half-past six o'clock this evening.
Prince George of Cambridge and his tutor, the Rev.
Mr. Wood, arrived at the Castle before their Majesties.
Lady Clinton, Miss Mitchell, and Miss Hudson ; Sir
Herbert Taylor, Mr. Hudson, and Mr. Shiffner, also re-
turned to the astle this evening.
The usual inspection of the troops in the Quadrangle
will take place to-morrow morning, and their Majesties, it
is expected, will go to St. George's Chapel in the morning.
On Wednesday next their Majesties will go to St.
George's Chapel again, on which day his Majesty will hold
a Levee, and in the evening, accompanied by her Ma-
jesty, will dine with her Royal Highness the Duchess of
Kent at Kensington Palace, when a distinguished party
are invited to meet the King and Queen.
On Friday their Majesties will give a ball at St. James's
Palace, and their return to the Castle will not be until
Saturday next.
Her Majesty, it is said, will, after the Musical Festival
at Westminster Abbey, visit her •Illustrious Parent, the
Dowager Duchess Saxe Meiningen, who is in her seventieth
year. If her Majesty should go to Germany, the Royal
George yacht, Captain Lord A. Fitzclarence, will convey
her to Hamburg.
MAY 4.—Their Majesties returned to the Castle a little
after six o'clock last evening. Lady Clinton, Lady in
Waiting on the Queen, the Maids of Honour, and some of
the Officers of their Majesties' Household, arrived in the
course of the day. Prince George of Cambridge and the
Rev. Mr. Wood also came from town yesterday. This
morning the King, accompanied by Prince George and Sir
Andrew Barnard, inspected the troops in the Quadrangle,
and afterwards attended divine service at St. George's
Chapel, as did several of the Royal suite. The Rev.
Henry Butterfield chaunted the Service. The Rev. Dr..
Marshani and the Rev. Mr. Cust officiated at the altar.
The Te Deurn, &c., Dr. Nares, in C. The Anthem, the
" Veni, Creator spiritus," from the Communion Service,
composed by the late Mr. Sexton, organist of this Chapel.
The Queen is expected at St. George's Chapel this
evening.

ROYAL ACADEMY.

On Saturday last the Members of the Royal Academy '
gave their Anniversary Dinner at their apartments in So-
merset-house, which was attended by a numerous assem •
blage of guests of the first rank and talent, among whom
were : —The Lord Chancellor, Archbishop of York, Lord
Chief Justice of England, Lord Chief Justice of the Com-
mon Pleas, Lord Chief Baron, Master of the Rolls, Vice-
Chancellor, First Lord of the Treasury, Lord President of
the Council, Lord Privy Seal, Secretaries of State for the
Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments, First Lord of
the Admiralty, President of the Board of Control, the
Speaker, the Danish, Swedish, Bavarian, Saxon, Wirtem-
berg, Spanish, Netherlands, American, Prussian, Bel-
gian, and Sicilian Ministers ; the Dukes of Norfolk, So-
merset, Richmond, Devonshire, Wellington, Argyll, and
Sutherland ; Marquises of Camden and Conyngham ;
Earls Carlisle, Morley, Fitzwilliam, Brownlow, Durham,
De Grey, Cawdor, Mulgrave ; Bishops of London, Win-
chester, Llandaff, and Chichester ; Lords Northwick, Hol-
land, Morpeth, Wharncliffe, Burghersh, F. Egerton, J.
Russell, Hill. Right Honourables—The Lord Mayor, Sir
R. Peel, J. W. Croker, T. Spring Rice, Sir J. Parker ;
Hon. General Phipps, Attorney and Solicitor-General,
Field Officer in Waiting, Chairman of the Board of Cus-
toms, Chairman of the East India Company, Governor of
the Bank ; Sirs J. Swinburne, B. Stephenson, Willoughby
Gordon, G. Philips, F. Freeling, H. Wheatley, M. W.
Ridley, E. Kerrison, J. Scarlett, A Carlisle ; President
of the College of Physicians, President oflhe College of
surgeons, Master and Warden of Dulwich College; Messrs.
S. Rogers, H. Bankes, J. Neeld, Hart Davis, E. R.
Tunno, W. Walls, Davies Gilbert, Watts RussellJ. Mor-
rison, Ridley Colborne, R. Vernon, G. B. Tyndale, J.
Turner, M'Connell, Griffiths, W. Smith, W.
Scrope.