The Sun.
London, England, 1833-02-26 00:00:00

Wood, Isaac t Robinson, K St. A. St. John, Mara, Thos. IL
Causton, T. S. M. Anderson, W. Canning, B. Bray, P. Bas-
tard, G. J. Brookes, T. I'. Foord Bowes, H. Harvey, John
Watts, E. Repstone. •
DOCTORS—W. Beattie, Aldis, Maton.
ALDERMEN—Cowan, Wilson, Thompson.
MESSIEURS—Brent, Robson, Joseph Thackrah, Ley, Ilope,
Henry Booth, Cape!, Colquhoun, Whitshed, R. Keate, William
O'Reilly, M.P., Mayne, Sutherland, Stephenson, Horatio Ross,
31. P., Stringer, Roche, Charles Gore, Paget, Copland, H.. Hol-
land, Maberly, 0. Yeats, Brande, Conroy,. Tubbs, Campbell,
Mellish, Andrews, Bingham, Calcraft, Alex. Wood, Askew,
Donovan, F. A. Grant, Stewart Mackenzie, Platt, Charles
Wood, M.P., Samuel Platt, Murchison, Blackstone, M.P.,
Browne Constable, Chatfield, Halswell, Stanley, M.P., Henry
Coe Coape, Gordon, Thomas Ashburnham, Rice, 11. Vyse, Pkl.
man, W. Craufurd, Vizard, L.l'. Flood, W.. 1. Newton, W.
Egerton, Wallace, Lubbock, J. Rawstorne, Frederick Monday,
G. Cavendish, C. Smith, L. V. Watkins, M.P., Oldinixon, Au-
brey, G. Morant, 11. Curteis, Cotterell, B. C. Brodie, Cooper,
bimodal°, Barrow, J. Barrow, Neave, Goulburn, Chude, Davies,
T. Poynder, Spry, M.P., Phillips, L. Kenyon, Herries, G. Ver-
non, Kenyon, G. Harris, M. A. Taylor, Maxwell, G. Norton,
Cotton, Lindsay.

MISTRESSES—Dawson, Colonel Lirnond, Hugh Baillie,
R. Grant, Arbuthnot, Backhouse, Murchison, P. Blackwood,
Smith, Cavendish, Gardiner, Monier, Fellowes, B. Drummond,
R. Blunt, Colonel Armstrong, Edmund Currey, Woolmore,
Webster, Aubrey, Cooper, Cotterell, Dimsdale, Neave, Vernon,
Norton.

MlSSES—Whitshed, Johnston, Cotton, Backhousc, Paul,
Cockburn, Pringle, Montagu, Hardy, Morier, Mary Hardy,
Cribroy, Bethell, Gorden, F. Eden, Percy, H. Addington, Fre-
tlerica Johnston„ C. Addington, Kenyon, L. Beresford, Caven.
dish, Disbrowe, Nicolls, Shifter, Mary Nicolls, E Stephenson,
Ttice,,Fariy Byng, C. Rice; C. Byng, Barrow, Spalding, Flan.
rekilli&lonald, Quentin, Robinson, Horne, Henrietta Mac-
Beauclerk, Wheatley,. L: Wheatley, Goree, Douglas,
if.roily Stuart, Emily Murray, Emily Eden, Herries, Harriet
IVbitshecl, Fanny Denman, Harriet Murray, Caroline Murray.
ADMIRALS—Sir J. H. Whitshed, Sir George Martin, Sir
Thomas Williams, Sir Charles Hamilton; Sir Harry Neale, Sir
Charles Ogle, Sir Edward King, Sir Thomas Hardy, Sir Ed-
ward Olden, Sir EdWard Foote, Sir David Milne,
.Sir Davidge
Gould, Onimanney, Honeyman, Hon. C. Fleming, Lord de
Saumarez, Sir E. Codrington, Sir J. Stopford, Sir Charles Row-
ley, Thompson.
GENERALS—Sir Thomas Bowser, K.C.B , Sir Edw. Ker.
rison, Mundy, Sir Henry Wheatley, Sir Lionel Smith, Montre.
ear, Sir Jasper Nicolls, K.C.8., Sir Hilgrove Turner, Wulff,
Le Mesurier, Sir P. Maitland, Sir Charles Grenville, Sir Geo.
Walker, Hon. Robert Taylor, Sir Kenneth Douglas, Sir James
Bathurst, Sir Amos Norcott, Sir William Pringle, Lord Forbes,
Gardener, Sir J. Mulcaster, Sir T. Reynell, Sir John Malcolm,
Sir W. Douglas; Earl of Carnwath, Darling, Sir Richard Jack-
?ion, Sir John Macleod, Peachy, Middlemore, Sir Geo. Elder,
Sir Latimer Widdrington, Sir I, Cockburn, Bayly, Lloyd, Sir
Robert Wilson, Maxwell, Sir George Quentin, Viscount Beres.
ford, Goldie, Sir John Slade, Sir Frederick Wetherall, Sir J.
ullen, Sir J. Bygg, Lord E. Somerset, Sir C. Dalbiac, Sir-W.
Grant, Phipps, Sir R. Donkin, Sir W. Hutchinson, Baron de
Bode.

COUINELS—Limond, Sir Charles Thornton, Hugh Baillie,
POtten, Horace Seymour, Lord Brudenell, H. Montagu, Arnold,
Sir Archibald Murray, Boldero, Sir C. Broke Were, Bentinck,
Wynyard, Stanhope, St. Clair, Charles Macleod, Hanmer,
O'Reilly, Sunbury, Jones, Higginson, Ferguson, Brodie, M.P.,
Daln, Sir J. Smith, Considine, Powell, Sir B. Camac, Grey,
!,arnbert, Teesdale, Conolly, M.P., Latter, Daubeney, Ma-
berly, Wemyss, Meyrick, Sir E. Cust, Leith Hay, Peach, Web-
ster, Sir G. Scovell, Sir S. B. Savage, Story, E. Walker, F.
Walker, Eustace, Torrens, Belasis, Curry, Rowan, Drum-
mond, Bull, Taylor.

MAJORS—Hyde, Macdonald, Tinling, 11. Bullock, Allen,
Johnstone, Tonkin, Freer, Waller, S. Wilkinson, Sweetman,
Livingston, Cole, Arthur.
APTAlNS—Woolmore, Cates, Basil Hall, R,N., Alexander
Weynton, Henry Nelson, Sir Charles Schomberg, R.N.,
Gale, Tyler, R.N., Shirreff, Besford, Copland, Robinson,
lasey, Roe, "M.P., Sheppard, RN., Skipsey, R.N., Walker,
Curzon, R.N., John Lihou, RN., Rutherford, D. K. Hewall,
William Symonds, E. Sparshott, R.N., A. Maclean, Baynes,
R.N., F. G. Bond, R N., W. K. Bigland, R.N., J. Dickinson,
R.N., Legge, Williamson, Villiers, J. M. Laws, R.N., R.
Thomas, R.N., Wood, Maher, Pit►nan, J. Beauchamp St.
John, C. A. Scott, Locke, Hickey, R.N., English, Sir James
Gordon, Miles Stapleton, Thomas White, RN., Grovsr, Pater.
son, Tathwell, Price, Thine, Balfour, Morris, Marryat, R.N.,
Stuart, Jekyll, Skipsey, R.N., Hon. H Duncan, R.N., Bowles,
R.N., Sir John Phillimore.
COMMANDERS—HauIIain, Barrow, W. Turner, Milne,
G. Dobson, J. B. Hay, Burney, Tonikins, Henvey, George
Norton, Henry Layton.
LIEUTENANTS—F. IV. Hamilton, H. P. Alcock, Newn.
ham, R.N., Beaver, J. M. Macdonald, Fearon, H. Bremer, W.
Wood, J. Bull, Fawkes, A. K. Nave.
ENSIGNS—Wright, Robertson.

The following were presented to the Queen :
The Duke of Cleveland, on his elevation to a Dukedom, by
Earl Grey.
Sir John Deas Thomson, on receiving the honour of a Civil
Knight Commander of the Royal llanoverian Guelphic

Order, by Baron Ompteda.
Sir Augustus Clifford, on his appointment to be Gentleman

Usher of the Black Rod.
Sir Charles Rowley, on his appointment as Groom of rho rya.
chamber to the King.
The Lord Advocate of Scotland, by Lord Brougham.
The Dean of Hereford, Deputy-Clerk of the Closet, and Chap.
lain to the Queen, on his promotion, by the Lord Chamberlain.
The Rev: T. F. Foord Bowes, on his appointment of Supernu.
merary Deputy-Clerk of the Closet to his Majesty, by the
Lord Chamberlain.

LADIES' DRESSES.
HER MAJESTY.

Dves:i of white satin, the skirt richly ornamented with bon.
quets of diamonds and variegated geraniums; train of white
velvet, lined with white satin, elegantly trimmed with Bucking.
bamshire blonde and ger,miums to correspond with the dress ;
the body and sleeves splendidly ornamented with diamonds and
blonde. Head-dress, a diadem of diamonds and feathers ; neck-
lace and car-rings en-suite. The whole of British manufacture.
H. R. H. THE DUCHESS OF KENT.

An elegant British blonde dress over rich white satin; the
body and sleeves richly trimmed with diamonds and blonde;
train of pink velvet, lined with white satin -and trimmed with
ermine. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. The whole of
British manufacture.
H. R. H. THE PRINCESS VICTORIA.

A handsome British blonde dress over white satin. Orna.
mcnts, pearls and diamonds.
PRINCESS LI EVEN.

While satin dress, embroidered in gold ; train of rich royal.
hlue velvet, trimmed with geld; cherusse of blonde. Head.
dress, plume of feathers, lappets, and a profusion of brilliants.

DUCHESS OF-ORTHLTICIBERLAND.

A very handsome white tabinet dress, brocaded in gold, ele-
tantly trimmed with blonde and goal ribbon; manteau of
splendid dahlia gold brocaded tabinet, ornamented with a band
of gold, surmounted with a wreath of gold flowers. Head-dress,
feathers, a tiara of diamonds, and blonde lappets, with costly or-
naments of diamonds.
DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND.
A magnificent dress of rich white satin, elegantly embroidered
in gold lama; the corsage and manteau of rich crimson velvet,
lined with white satin, and a superb garniture of gold lama sur.
rounding the same ; sabots and trimmings of blonde lace, and
costly stomacher of diamonds, emeralds, and gold. Head-dress,
a turban of black velvet and gold, ornamented with diamonds
and emeralds, plume of ostrich feathers, and handsome blonde
lappets.
DUCHESS OF ROXBURGH.
Dress of white crape, embroidered in silver • train of Chinese
rose-coloured silk, trimmed with silver ; cherusse' of blonde.
Head-dress, plume of feathers, brilliants, and lappets.
DUCHESS OF ST. ALBAN'S.

A handsome blonde lace dress over a white satin slip; body and
sleeves full trimmed with blonde lace, and ornamented with dia.
Monds ; stomacher of diamonds and large sapphires ; train of white
satin, train of white satin, trimmed with white blonde lace to
correspond with dress. Headdress, a plume of white feathers,
with a coronet of diamonds, and blonde lace lappets ; necklace
and ear-rings of diamonds.
DOWAGER DUCHESS OF RICHMOND.

A spleudid white satin dress, richly embroidered in gold, cor-
sage and sleeves superbly ornamented, with mantilla and sabots
of blonde lace; a beautiful purple velvet manteau of Irish manu-
facture. Head-dress, toque of gold lama, ostrich feathers, and
diamonds.