The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-14 00:00:00

G ALOE'.

The Prince Rupert ...

,iruernsey.
In addition to the beautiful dresses already enumerated,
the following were also remarkable for either their richnees
or their taste :
Mr. liolford's—The doublet and kilt of beautiful white silk

1661.

taffeta, beautifully embroidered in coloured flowers, laced
with gold lace, with gold buttons. The mantle was of crim-
son velvet, with a border of white satin, havingon the border
a beautiMl pattern of SS. in gold. A buff hat and ostrich
feathers

Mr. Tonaline wore a ruby-coloured velvet mantle, doublet,
and breeches, slashed with ruby satin, and trimmed with
silver and point lace. The baldrick of porcelain blue velvet,
very richly embroidered in dead and bright silver. Black
velvet hat, with ruby and white feather:.
Lord Overstone's dress was of ruby velvet, with mantle of
the same, faced with white satin and gold plate lace; the
doublet and trunks trimmed with gold gimp. The baldrick
was of orange-coloured velvet, trimmed with gold. The dress
finished with a beautiful set of lioniton point lace. The hat,
black velvet, with ruby and white feathers.

Lord Redesdale wore a light blue coat of the period, trim

med with gold ; white velvet trunks trimmed with blue
ribands ; the baldrick was of white velvet, trimmed with gold ;
a bl;ick velvet hat with white ostrich feathers.
Lord Broughton wore a Spanish dress, and Lieutenant

Morgan wore a dregs of remarkable elegance, as did Sir Hugh
Campbell, the Dnke of Leeds, the Chevalier Bunsen, M.
Van de Weyer, the Marquis of Brcadalbane, &c. The Lord
Chancellor wore the dress of his office, and many military
officers adopted the military costume of the period.
The invitations to this brilliant fete numbered between
1,400 and 1.500. The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and
Lady Dover were prevented from attending in consequence
of the illness of the Right lion. W. S. Lascelles.
A State supper was served at the usual hour.
The following had the honour of receiving invitations :
Ilia Royal Highness the Prince of Wasa, his Serene High-
ness the Prince of Leiningen, his Serene Highness the Prince
Ed , and of Saxe Weimar, the Belgian Minister and Madame
Van ,le Weyer, M. and Madame Bertholeyns de Fosselart,
the Bavarian Minister and Baroness de Cetto, the Argentine
Minister, Captain Moreno, the Russian Minister and
Baroness de Brunnow, Count Wielhorski, the Sicilian Minis-
ter, Chevalier Canofari, the Hanoverian Minister, the
Prussian Minister and Madame Bunsen, Mdlle. and line.
Theodora Bunsen, Count Perponcher, Baron Langen, M.
de Bethmatin Hollweg, the Brazilian Minister and
Madame Marques-Lisboa Mr. J. I. d'Amaral, Chevalier
Pinto Peixoto, Chevalier de Souza Lisboa, Chevalier
de Albuquerque, the Danish Minister and Countess
de Reventlow, Countesses Hilda and Malvina de Reventlow,
Count Reventlow Criminil, the Swedish Minister, Baron de
Geer, the Costa Rica Minister, the United States Minister
and Mrs. Abbott Lawrence, Miss Lawrence, Mr. J. Bancroft
Davis, Colonel T. B. Lawrence, the Bolivian Minister, the
Spanish Mmister, M. J. T. Comyn, Mr. M. Diary, Mr. J. de
Urbiztondo, the Sardinian Minister, Count Corti, Marquis
Oldsini, Count de Gropello, the Greek Minister and Madame
Tricoupi, Mr. N. Lidorikis, the Nicaragua Minister, the
Turkish Minister, Prince A. Vogorides, M. Paul Musurus,
Zia Bev, M. Edouard Zobrab, M. Dilaver Effendi, the Tus-
can Minister, the Saxon Minister, M. Adolphe Keil, the Aus-
trian Charge d'Affaires, Chevalier de Reyer, Count Gusta-
vus Batthyany, the Peruvian Charge d'Affaires, Count
Valle Reistra, the French Charge d'Affaires, M.
Jules de Sauer, M. 0. Sampayo, M. Ferdinand
Dervien, the Portuguese Charge d'Affaires, chevalier and
Madame Pinto de Several, M. and Madame de la Nattier%
the Netherlands Charge d'Affaires, Mr. T. F. May, the
Mexican Charge d'Affaires, Mr. C. S. Nobarro, Baron C.
Dupin, le Due et la Duchesse deeLuynes, M. Frederic
Barra, Count de Kergorlay, M. Salrandrouze de Lamor-
naix, Colonel Morin, M. Edmond Verrier, M. Octave Sal-
landrouze, M. Seguier, Viscount and Vicountess Hericart
de Thury, M. Scherer, Baron Stieglitz and Baroness Stieg-
litz, le Capitaine Shestakoff, Dr. Hamel, M. and Madame
Gabriel Kamensky, le Capitaine Lisianskv, M. de Lode, le
Capitaine Boutakof, M. Grenier, M. Jules'Garnaert, Baron
Mertins D'Ostin, M. de Rossins Orban, M. de Poncelet,
Quetelet, M. and Madame Adolphe Simonis, N.
Edouard and Madame de Boilley, M. A. Demanet, Hon.
Ashbol Smith, Lieutenant Parrott, Mr. Edward Riddle,
Mr. Charles F. Stansbury, Colonel Van Alen, Miss Kim-
ball, Mr. James Lawrence, Hon. Mr. and Miss M`Curdy,
Lieutenant Caldwell, Mr. de Buschek, Chevalier de Burg,
Lieutenant Fliess, Captain Count John Harrach, Captain
Uchatius, Count Possenti, Captain Baron de Scholl, M. de
Viebahn, M. Schafhautl, M. Howard de Sanders, Count
Suminski, Baron and Baroness de Hunoldstein, M. de Her-
mann, N. Charles de Kuchler, Colonel Michaels, Chevalier
Macri, M. Massart, Colonel Von Bechtold, Viscount de Be-
nagazil, M. Coppens, M. Chandellon, Di. Fr. Feddersen, Ba-
ron de Friessen, Count Koucheleff Besborodki, Count Gre-
goire Koucheleff, La Comtessa L. Koucheleff, Countess del
Montego ( Duchess de Penaranda), Countess de Fain, M.
Thayer, M. General Baron Nahuys van Burgst, M. de Steen-
berghe, Baron de Tuyll, Baron and Baroness de Vershner,
General Baron b'Ocnphal, Le Chevalier Lenusi,:Don Ramon
dela Sagra, Mr. Tottie, Nutter Bey, Resuf Bey, Thsan Bey,
Mehemet Bey, L'Amiral Moustapha Pacha, Lieutenant-
General Djemaladdin Pacha, Hussein Effendi (Mufto, M.
Emon de Fetzer, the Governor of the Batik, and a long list
of the nobility and gentry.