The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-02 00:00:00

The stomacher was covered with silver lace, with
dionocd tichaments.

Her Royal Highness wore as a headdress a diadem of
diamonds, With feathirA and blonde lapFts.
H.q. Majesty and Prince Albert, with the Royal
party and the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, having
eiz,red the Throne-room, the Diplomatic Circle was in-
troduced, when the prksentations to her Ma-
jesty the Queen and his Rio al Highness the Prince Al-
bert took placc:—
By Maclaine Van do -Wejer—MadAme Edouard de
Biolky, Madame Adolphe Simonis.
By the Viscountess Paltnerston—Madatee Pinto de
Boveral, Madame de la Figan-are, Baronessde Verahuer,
of Amsterdam.

By the Dant:h Minister—M. Fr. Feddersen, Governor-
General of the Dani..h possetsions in the Weet Indies.
By the Satdinian Minister— Mr. Arthur White. Con-
sul de S. M. le Roi de Sardeigne pie, l'Empire de Hayti.
By the Turkish Minister—Nubia Bey, Seeretaue de
Sou Altesse le Pasha d'Eypte.
By the Saxon Alioiater—Al. Adolphe Keil, Attach E I
la I e4ution de &Lao.

By the French Charge d'Affaires—Le Colonel Morin,
Membre de Flagellate et Jute pour l'Expogition; M. Ed.
mond Verrier, Cspitaine au 5 Hussars.
By the Netherlands Charge d'A ffa, res— Genera l Baron
d'Omphal, Aide de Camp to the King of the Nether-
lands; Major Baron do Versohuer, Chamberlain to the
Kiug of the Netherlands.

After tie Drawing-room her Majesty and his Royal
Highness Prince Albert, attended by the Royal sure,
return.d to Rockingham Palace, escorted by a detach-
ment of Life Guards.

LADIES' DRESSES.
The following are a few of the principal dresses:—
_ HER MAJESTY.—A. train of white silk, riebly em-
broidered with silver, and trimmed with silver hiril de
and blue corn-flowers, and also ornamented with—
dia-
monds. The petticoat was of white satin, with tulle
and white satin ribbons.
feathers, and a wreath of
ecabdrbd.
fireos:,erds.iamonds and
DUCHEsS OF NoRFOLE.
lined with glace and trimmerliClvoitth. blbuleoGndoet b;
i 11 ;tee moire,crape
petticoat over glaz.!e, trimmed with blonde and satin
ribbon. Head-dress, feathers and blonde tippets; orna-
ments, diamonds.
MARCHIONESS CAMDEN.—Train of rose and white
broche, hue d with glace and trimmer; with point lace
and bows of roses aid white ribbon•petticoat
eof tulle
eves rose glare, with flounces of lace fe'.tuond with
vets of ostrich feathers and cerise leaves edged with
Mire r. Head-dress, feazhers and lace lappets; °lndolent',
diatonrds.
MARCHIONESS IF BREADALBANE.—Train of tulle
embroidered in silver, over -,shite ...du body and sleeves,
trimmed with point Nee and silver, Pith stomacher of
magnificent diactionde and turquoise; petticoat of tulle
etch. oidered in silver, over white satin. Head-dress,
feathers and point lace lappets, with diamonds and tun-
quoiie.
MAsteEtiosiess OF ABERC'EN.—Train of pink and
gree:i shut glace, trimmed with a wreath of peacock's
.feather,; petticoat of tulle over the same shot glace,
trimmed, with
Head-
dress, filattitthr point lace and peacock's feathers. Head-
,ss. a" lace tappets; oroaa,ents, diamonds.
ninekonT_ Es,a DAPTISTE METAXA.—TIftiII /I°,l corsage of
ii,wp-rs:;37:
egaorrtuuhrei:eofsaptionint Leo with bouquets of
Coiffure, so''ert l trimmed to correspond.
LADY ALICEPpu 1n e,
train and body point lace lappets, and diamonds.
OfEre.L.--41 court costume, composed of a
Brussels lace and ich lilac glace silk, trimmed with fine
three flounces, fest°, ribbon;
the skirt of white tulle, with
glace
slip.n .
dd i
aa,, ,mrneei ins with.da
plume of feathers, Brussels
lace lappets, and-a
THE LADY MA.you,..s*
7.7--Train and body of rich sky
watered silk, trimmed
pointt
lac,white satin, trimmed, en
with white glace; pettiowoaittonldrussels point lace, lined
and ribbon. tablier, with Brussels
Head-
dress, feathers, lappets, end tiara
iWgfito,ld
MISS BURDETT COIITTs --Ant'll diamonds.
Ids mann-
of a train ace body of gold bessaderofT,sloov, composed
blonde,
facture, trimmed all round with handsOP
and a guirlande of oak leaves; the skirt ulufe '
de pomme, trimmed en suite with gold laceraic,hdl_atio veil
of oak leaves; the body trimmed ili is,
sevi,ileouquets
magnificent stomacher of p•arls. li,ad-drcas e'
atd a
of feathers, gold I.topets, and splendid ornaments.
, a plume
MISS AINSWORTIL—A court costume, composed
0,
tafetas blanc. trimmed with tulle and ribbon; corsage '
i
la Louis XV.; petticoat, a tunic of tulle ruban de fan.
taste, and guilendes de flours uninges. Head-dress, a
coiffure of flowers, court plume, and lappets.
SIISS BLANCHE A INSWORTH.--A court costume, cons.
Posed uf tafetas Wave, trimmed with Hinge and ribbon;
corsage a l'antiqoe; petticoat of white crape, over rich
white glace releve with bows of white satin ribbon.
Head.d '
fess, a resille of peatlg, court plumes, and lappets.

-
The ilacen. COURTCIRCULAR.
ham paidoi,
inaldianer•party on Saturday at Bucking-
Kent, their Royalc ued her Royal Highness the Duchess of
Saxe Coburg Highnesses the Duke and Duehes, of
g othlia
nest of Wurtcrnber . his Royal highness the Duke Er-
pg.n.naisiSerene Highness the Prince of
j, faint Lady
beim, Baroness de spetY,h.it;)iw,"4, Baroness de Virrlngi-n-
-veri Ea! of Liverpool, Colon ,1
and La-4 Catherine
Vernon
nthur Upton, M. de Tres-
Harcourt, Sir George
Cooper, General the Bon.
*Ow. and Mr. Birch.
Guards attended during
The bend of the Culdstresm
dinnereend pfayed the following pie°,
Grand March, composed by h.t Rorivlit
Highness the Duchess of K.nt. • ''
Pot Pourri —" Kaiser Adolph vonNassan." Marseher.
Wariz—" The Mandslina "... ............ . Karl
Sleciions from " Madrona."
Boller.WaVa,e.
Qaadrille—" L'Entent Prodigue" Jullien
Pity:sign National Hymn, arranged by D. Gci.;,
After dinner there W 33 a Chamber Concert, rey*
at avtieh
the t., Hawing nieces were nerformed :
Or,,rtnre—(L'Enfirement du &Intl) .... Mozart.
Len—"Ols ale Rohl kommen wird." Herr
Richek G. Freya...
Ri.mactee ' Des • Porchere,-,s mLeiv.tne
Carton • " A. Griza,r.
e"..-;:i KJ ,
,p‘ Fan'aisie—Sur le Final de la ‘• Lucie
1.4:4-;kftT---CA 1.„ de Lammermoor." Violin—Signor Ca-
fr-174- '-V.).' rh :alba Sivori ... Sivori.
~1•,:14.g,,;‘'' ..! Variations de... "Diamans de la Couronno"
7.3e,,,'<,.-.t.,v,71? rt._ -.-MedsmeCharton. Aaber.
:.-,1 ,1t.::,-. r - —l.4ertimisie—Sur des Motifs de la
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o—•-.gnor
V:,l/ ;%'-4.;'i.',,,,..-A:Y Z. Boitt sini
(*-;(2-"ri.;to41". ',;4/4 14211ade—‘• Des Stingers Finch." Herr
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Eat% laideraoll presided st the r .
Lauculte.

Bat tesini.

lIER MAJESTY'S DRA WING-ROOM.
Toe Queen's birthday was celebrated on Saturdisy at
Court by a Drawing-room, held at St. Jamey's Palace,
which was very numerou-ly at-ended.
Her Majesty and his Roy al Highness the Prince Al.leen arrived from Buckingham Palace at two o'clock,
scorted by a detachmen; of the Life Guards, and were
received by the great officers of State.
Soon after the Queen's arrival at St. James's Palace
the Archbishops and Bishops of the Established Church
were admitted to an audience, when the Archbishop of
Canterbury delivered an address of congratulation to the
Queen on the auspicious return of her natal day. His
Grace was accompanied by the Archbishops of York and
Armagh. and by the following Bishops, viz :—London,
Winchester, Durhani, Oxford, Bangor, Salisbury, Peter-
borough, Norwich, St. Davie's, Ripon, Manchester,
St. Asapb, Chichester, Llsndaff, Lichfield, and Nova
Scotia.
Her Majesty's Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms,
under the command of Sir James Tyler, the Lieutenant.
was on duty in the State Saloons. The officers present
were Lord Foley, the captain; Major Harmer, the stan-
dard bearer; and Capt. Curling, the adjutant. The sub-
officers, Major J. H. Cooke and Major Neville, were also
on duty.
The Yeomen of the Body Guard were under the com-
mand of Captain Kincaid, the Exon in Waiting.
The Marquis cf Donegal, Captain, and Captain Phibbs,
Captain Bellairs, and Captain Parker Bickford, Exons
of her Majesty's Body Guard, attended.
The Lord Chancellor arrived in State, attended by his
officers. His Lordship and the other Equity Judges
wore their gold robes. The chief judges of common law
present wore gold collars of SS., with the Portcullis.
The R.eht Hon. the Speaker of the House of Com-
mons arrived in State, attended by his chaplin (the
Rev. T. Gamier), his secretary (Mr. Lefroy). and the
Mace-bearer. The Right Hon. Gentleman wore his gold
robe of office.
The principal knights of the British orders of knight-
hood wore their coders, the day being observed as a col-
lar day.
The Queen was attended by the Mistress of the Robes,
the Viscountess Jocelyn (
in Waiting), the Duehess
Norfolk, the Countess of Geinsborouge, the Countess of
Charlemont, the Countess of Desert, the Marchioness of
Douro, and the Countess of Mount Edgcumbr, Ladies of
the Bedchamber; the Hon. Matilda Peget (in Waiting),
the Hon. Mary Seymour (in Waiting), Hon. 40)4,
Murray, Hon. Eleanor Stanley, Hon. Lucy Kerr,'Hon,
Caroline Cavendish, Hon. Flora Macdoeald, and the
Hon. Beatrice Byng, Maids of Honour; the Viscountess
Forbes, the Hon. Mrs. Trevor, and the Hon. Mrs.
George Campbell, Women of the Bedchamber; the
Lord Steward, the Lord Cnamberlaie, the Master of the
Horse, the Treasurer or the household, the Vice-Cham-
berlain, Lieutenant-Celouel the Hon. C. B. Phipps,
Keeper of her Majesty's Privy Purse;
_L ,rd Dofferin,
Lord in Waiting; Sir Frederick Stovin. Groom in Wait.
ins;; Colonel the Hen. Charles Grey, Equerry in Wait.
in; the Hon. W. Forbes and Mr. George G. Gordon,
pages of Honour in W'eiting.
ILs Royal fLghness the niece Albert was attended
by the Groom ot the Stole, Lord George Lennox, Lord
in Waiting ; Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Seymour,
Groom in Waiting; and Lieutenant-Colonel Francis
Hugh Seymour, Equerry in Waiting.
His Royal Highness Prince Henry of the Netherlands
was attended by the Caevalier Van Rapperd, Aide-de-
Catnp; the Chevalier de Casetebroot (Offi,der d'Ordoe-
mance of the Kai!), Atte& c to bid Reyel Highness;
and Captain of the Netie rlands Roy al Navy.
Iler Royal Highness the Duchess of Saxe Coburg
Gotha was attended by the Baroness de Wengenheine,
Lady in Waiting.
Ilis Reyal Highness the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha
was attended by M. B. de Treskoe, Aeljuran'. Prussien.
fits Royal nighties, tin) Dirks ot Cambridge, his
Royal Highness the Duke Ernest of Wurtemb-rg, hie
Serene ageness the Prioce ot LPioinger, and his Serene
Highoees Prince Elward of Saxe-Weimar were also
present at the Drawing-room.
The Queen wore a train of white silk, richly em-
broidered with silver and trimmed with silver blonde and
blue corn frowers, and also ornamented with diamonds.
The petticoat was of white astir, with tulle and white
satin ribande. Diamonds nail feathers and a wreath of
blue corn flowers formed the headdress.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Saxe Coburg
Gotha wore a train of blue silver moire, trimmed with
silver lace. The petticoat was of white satin, having
the front trimmed with two rows of blue and silver riband,