The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-27 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

His 11.14.JEsTr gave a grand military din- er last evening,
at the Palace at St. James's, to the Duke of WELLINGTON,
as Colonel, and the other officers, of the Firat or Gre, adier
Regiment of Foot Guard., which regiment the KING had
.honoured in the morning by presenting them with a Rnyai
Standard. A number of officers who served at Water
and other General Officers, amounting altogether to 150,
were present.

The tables were laid in the 13anquetting-room and a
a room adjoining. Four tables, two long and two cross,
were arranged in the Banquetting-room, and one long table
in the other apartment. The new Royal Standard was
displayed behind the chair in which the KING sat in the
Banquetting-room. In the middle the crown, with the
initials " W. R." underne ith, are embroidered ; in the
corners were the crown and the rose, the crown and the
thistle, and the crown and the shamrock, on a small scale.
The staff had at the top a gold crown, surmounted by a
lion, very beautifully executed. Three of the reeimental
colours were placed on each side of the Royal Standard.
The tables presented a magnificent display of gold and silver
plate, including a number of massive centre pieces displayed
to great advantage by a profusion of ormolu candelabra.
Veterans of the regiment (four from every con:pally)
formed an avenue from the Ball room, where ti-e com-
pany assembled, to the Banquetting-room, and on dinner
being announced, presented arms, the drums and fifes
striking up the national anthem " Oh the roast beef of old
England." His MAJESTY, dressed in a Fii•ld Marshal's
uniform, moved toward the Banquetting-room, prece:Ced
by the Master of the Household and the Treasurer of the
Household, and followed by the Duke of CumnxRLAND,
the Duke of GLOUCESTER, Prince GEORGE of Cumber-
land, Prince ADALSERT of Prussia, the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON, the Duke of GORDON, Viscount COMBERMERE,
Field Marshal Sir ALURED CLARKE, Lord HILL, Lord
SALTOUN, Major-General Sir EDWARD KERRISON, Li a-
tenant-Gener,l Sir HERBERT TAYLOR, Lord FITZKOY
SOMERSET, Major-General Sir HENRY WHEATLEY, Mar-
quess of DOURO, Lord CHARLES WELLESLEY, Sir AN-
DREW BARNARD, Colonel LYGON, Colonel Fox, Colonel
BowAxix., Sir PHILIP SIDNEY, Colonel SCHAMHOORT,
Count de GROEBEN, Colonel KEATE, Colonel Sir CUARLES
THORNTON, Colonel Hui., Mr. Cox, agent for the
regiment, kc.

His MAJESTY gave an audience yesterday, at the Pa-
lace at St. James's, to Earl GREY-.
The Duke, Duchess, and Prince GEORGE of Cumber-
land, the Duke and Duchess of GLoucirsTsn, the Prin-
cess AUGUSTA, and Prince ADALBERT, of Prusai 4, par.•
tonic of a dejeune with their MAJEsTirts yesterday
afternoon.

The QUEEN, attended by the Marchioness Wrt.r.r.star,
dined with the Princess AUGUSTA yesterday evening, at
her residenne in the Palace at St. James's.

Their Masisms, attended by the Marebion-ss WEL-
LFSLKY, the Lady in waiting on Qu FEN, went about
Italf-past ten o'clock last night to Apsley House, to honour
the Grand Ball given by the Duke of 'WELLINGTON with
their presence.

The Duchess of KENT and the Princess VICTORIA rode.
at an early hour, in Hyde-park yesterday tnornin7.
The French Minister, M. llaitEum, and the Austrian
Charge d'Affaires, had interviews with Viscount PAL.
MERSTON yesterday, at the Foreign-office.