The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-28 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JA:. z 6.

THE entertaintnent given last night by His Royal
iigliness the PRINCE of `TALES, in honour of Her
VIAJESTY'S Natal Dav, at the Pavilion here, was
n6eed, to the highest degree, magnificent, and
vorthy of the occasion.

•
His Royal Highness's Military Band, as before,
sere stationed in the Chinese Gdlltry of the En.
.ranee Hall, and played various selea pieces in a fire
,tyle, as the comi-any passed through.
The company I),:gan to assemble soon after eight
l'clock;_anksome time before ten, the Anti-room
was completely crowded with Fashion and Beau-y.
Among the most distinguished of the Nobility, &c.
who graCed• the rooms in the course of the night,
Were,

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, their Royal High-
nesses the Dukes of Clarence and Kent ; the French Princes,
the Dukes of. Orleans and Montpensier ; the Dukes of Nor- -
folk and Richmond ; Earls Egremont, Guildford, Craven,
Uxbridge, and Newburgh ' • Lords Gage, Hutchinson, De
Clifford, E. Somerset, W. Somerset, and A. Somerset; Gene-
rals Sir j. Pulteney, White, Lennox, Churchill, and Hugo-
Mit ; Colonels M' Mahon, Dillon, Smith,Howard, Savary, and
O'Keefle ; the Field Officers and Captains of the 6th Dra- '
goons ; the Field Officers and Captains of the 4th Dragoons;
the Field Officers and Captains of the Royals ; the Field
Officers and Captains of the Sussex, South Gloucester, Dor-
set, North and South Hants Militia ; the Officers of the Ar-
tillery ; Actiniral Sir Edmund Neagle, Capt. Sproule, Capt.
Shit-11er, Capt. Poyntz, Mr. Askew, Mr. Maddocks, Capt.
Bligh, Capt. Craig, Mr. Gage, Mr. Kemp Nit. N. Kemp, -
Mr. Payne, the Rev. Mr. Bloomburgh, the 'Rev. Mr. Sneyd,
br. Bankhead, Sir George Thomas, Sir Cecil Bisshopp, &c.
Countesses Chichester, Newburgh,Guildford, and Gage; La-
ti. Charlotte I.ennox, G. Cavendish,C ranley, C. Ca pel, De-
-1/4-311°'-d, Montag*, Theodosia Bligh C. Bligh, C. Pelham,
Warren, Nagle Thomas, and Vin •\I 1 h b I ''''
morant.,.mrs. Lloyd,. ,
,Miss
Lio 4 gi.its Mrs. itz er ert, ik rs.
Miss Montague, Miss Wyndham, Clerc,mis.sPloyntz, M rs.._G age,
ville, Mrs. M 'Mahon, Mrs. Bloomfield,nueirt;
oMnirs.
Iviers.
i. Miss_ .Ne-
White, Miss White, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. and Missi
Mrs. and Miss Sneyd, Miss Moore, Miss Bisshopp, B,c. B,llc'
forming, on the whole, a most elegant and select party of
between three and four hundred persons.
. The. Dancing commenced about ten o'clock, with
the sprightly air .of Lady Mary Ramsay ; the Duke
of ORLEANS and Lady C. Lerniox led off, about
thirly couple followed. The Dancing continued
until neatly one o'clock, when the Company removed
to the SuPper.roorhs.—The floor of the Ball-roorti
this evening was beautifully chalked, in various de-
!lces i ihtriiliktiills C.R. the crown, and the plume of
feathert v4i, '!aiiectiily con • The dresses
tcpous.
'of
thet_ til4s also st'n were truly beautiful • d superb;
an
tar.rifigi;;;..i.
No, zc. -..we,7 far.e.r, &c. of 'diamonds, pearls, ru-
splendid profusion, and had a
inost lively -4:4lnb
Short in
the.
waist, With
effed : white dresses,
open, ornamnted with
f . long trains,. the bosoms
gold and . tilver, were
most prevalent. Fancy turbans, white and 'colour-
'jied, superbly ornamented with diamonds; gold,
ver) and Pearl beads, were among
...the most ere-
!feathers and
ant bead-dresses of the 'evening.
owtrs were in great variety. Th D
e raiNce of
SALas appeared in regimentals, as Colonel of the
loth Light Dragoons, with a sash and star, sabre,
label teach, &c., Theu or r
‘..LARENCE was ha_
bited in a, plain blue bake
.) star, Sec. the Duke of
XilliT in a General's u '
all were in most worm, with a star, &c. and
excellent health and spirits.
tadiet in general were extremely beautiful.
The
`the Su
-pper which . .
of which the season
consisted every delicacy
e season could d
twines te Pro ace,. with the choicest
, e, was served up • the tot of
Which in two separate rooms ; in
able', :the Duke the PRINCR sat at the head of the
1,1 colmtess
6f
conf RICHMOND on his right hand,
, K:tcliTtl sy. 2lt on his left ; , the Dux ES
of CLARENCE
a,tUtahLEANs, and MONTPEN-
Ita being seated
Grace d NottroLic presideedsame table
; and His
the other. . His
ko'yal Highness's IVlilitary Bandat enlivened the repast
with a seledion of German airs, &c. being so situ.
ated that their dulcet melodies 11.4 d an
in both roonts.-,—The Supperequal cited
over, the Dancing was
re:,commenced, and continued to be . pursued until
Ave o'clock, when the Company began generally to
retire, amply -gratified with the diversion of the
tight.