The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-27 00:00:00

THE KUNG'S 'DRAWING ROOM.

. Yesterday hcs MAJESTY held a drawing Room
at his Palace at Pimlico, chiefly for the purpose
of affording an opportunity to the distinguished
foreign and native female Nobility and Gentry,
of presenting their congratulations on the subject
of his late Coronation. The weather in the
morning was unfavourable, but it cleared up at
noon, when multitudes began to assemble in the
Park, particularly from the Stable-yard to the
kilace, till it, became extremely thronged with
persons respectably dressed. The most perfect
order prevailed. Sir Robert Baker, the Chief
Magistrate of the Police, was in attendance, ac.-
cOmpanied by TONI nsend and Sayer, the Officers,
and a numerous assemblage of the police. The
military spectacle was particularly splendid, as
:-botn the Life Guards and R-ayal Horse Guards
ware on duty. The former being on what is
-caned the .King's Cinty, escorted the different
blanches of the Royal Family who came in state,
and were' stationed within the Court-yard of the
Palace. Both the Regiments were dressed in.
body steel armour as cuirassiers. Each Regiment
had-its full band in their state' uniforms, Whose
pia7ing considerably enlivened the scene, in.ad-
tt;ion to the band. of the Guard of Honour.
Tize roof of the Pimlico Guard-house was covered
with spectators, as was every other place that
procure a View of the Royal and splendid
sceile. The King arrived about twelve o'clock„
in his private carriage, from his Palace in Pall-
mall. The Duke of York, the Mite and
Di.hess of Clarence, the Duchess of Kent,
and the Princess Sophia Matilda
,-Came in
state, escorted by parties of the Royal Horse
Guards. The company began to assemble at the
early hour of half-past twelve o'clock, and con-
tinned setting down till near four.--The KING,
dressed in a Field_Marshal's uniform for the
Drawing-Room, was decorated with' everal of his
splendid Orders. His Majesty kept the time of
two o'clock, the hour publicly announced for
holding the Drawing-Room, and after having re-
ceived the report of tie effective state of the three
Regiments -of Foot Guards, his Majesty gave
several private audiences in his closet, and then
proceeded to the Centre Room, where the Great
Officers of State, the Cabinet Ministers, the-For-
eign Ambassadors and Ministers, as well as those
upon Special Missons, and others having the
privilege of the entre, were assembled. The
Duchess De Frias, the Lady of the late Spanish
Ambassador, was introduced to his Majesty, by
the Mcrchioness of Londonderry, when the
Duchess had the honour of an audience of the
King previous to her leaving England.—The
honourable corps of Gentlemen Pensioners were
in attendance with the Standard Bearer, Clerk
of the Cheque, Gentlemen Ilarlinger, in their
elegant, unique, and ancient dresses, which they
had new for the Coronation, and attracted much
attention. They had also new swords and battle-
axes. The corps formed an avenue to the Throne,
under which his Majesty took his station, to re-
ceive the numerous and dignified assemblage.
Tile Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers present

were :
The Russian, Netherlands, Austrian, Spanish, French, Sar-
dinian Bavarian, Danish, Saxon, American, Neapolitan, Swe-
dish, Prussian, Wirtemberg, Mr. Colquhoun, Agent and Con-
sul General for the Hans Towns, besides the numerous Special
Misaions to attend his Majesty's Coronation, with their n time-
IV 4.5 suites; including the Chamberlain, Count of Mandelsloh,
Charge d'Affaires of his Majesty the King of Wirtemberg ac-
companied by General Neuffer, Marquess of Santa Cruz.dount
Lowenhielm, the Duke de Grammont, Count de Prolorme,
Count Pollen, General Felesberto, C. Brant and Son, General
Nareskein, Prince Partana, the Duke Fernan Nunez, Prince
kfaltzfeldt, Count Maltzhan, Count de Stackelberg, Count Vit-
zum, Count De Motke: The Princess Sanalalder was presented
by the Countess Ludolff, the Lady of the Neapolitan Minister.
T-Oe Prince Sanalalder was presented by his Excellency Count
Lv.:-.1.01fr, the Neapolitan Minister. The Prince Saradier vias
aleo presented, as was- Prince Metternich and Count Esterhazy,
rtiztive of the Prince.
[The splendid dresses of the very numerous assemblage of
Foreigners, had a very magnificent and novel appearance.
Prince Esterhazy had a decided superiority from the costly de-
ecra6ons of jewels, eae.-1
Among the distinguished characters present
were,
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the
Master of the Ceremonies, Mr. Sheriff Williams, the King's
Champion, (Mr. Dymock), the Master of the Rolls, the Lord
Chief .Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. the Lord Chief
Baron of Scotland, the Attorney and Solicitor-Generals„ the
Princess Esterhazy, Prince Ensfuld, the Secretary at War, the
Speaker of the House of Commons, the Vice Chancellor,
Pcrtana, the Judge Advocate, the King's Proctor, the
ring's Advocate.. '
RtNE3 —Sornerset, De St. Fries, Montrose, Beaufort,
Grarnmont, Wellington, Athol, Newcastle.
DUCliE3SES—Dowaavr Leeds, Newcastle, Somerset, Athol,
Do-kager Richmond, borset, Beaufort, Dowager Rutland,
Wellington, Dowager Leeds, Downshire.
RI AHa 'SSE s—liuntley, Harcourt, . Camden, Winchester,
Londonderry, Ailesbury, Wellesley, Cholmondeley, Santa
Cruz, freadfort, Hertford, Salisbury, Conyngham.
MARCuroNtssEs-.—Londonderry, iDownshire, Ely, Water-
ford, Huntley, Ailesbury, ChOlinondeley, Cornwallis, North-
.anipton, Salisbury, . Winchester, • • Conyngham, • Hertford,
Nwager Downshire.
Ealans—Strathinore, Ormonde-and • Ossory, Wemyss, Bel-
feat, 'Orford; Clonmell, Carhampton, Abingdon, Nlacclestield,
Delswar, Mount Edgeumbe, Jersey, Whitworth, Dighy, Ux-
bridge, Harrington, HarcOurt, Cathcart, Dartmouth, Surrey,
Scerborongh, Galloway, Morton, Shafteabury, Aylesford,
Verulam.
CotrlC 'rt 3SE s—Manvers, Pauline.de Neate, Ormond and
Geriory, liarco'un, Macclesfield,' Abingdon, ,Caledon, Clare,
Hardwicke, Aylesford, Scarborough; Guildford, Dow, Liver-
pad, Carhainnton, Dow, Athlone, Shadbroke, Normanton,
aiomers, Verularn,, Filinouth, Surrey, Northesk, Glasgow,
Aebburnharn, Stradbroke, Chichester, D'Arcy, Moray, War-
wick, Brownlow, Newburgh, Morton, Grosvenor, Dysart.
Mingden, Be'aueliarnp, Mount Edgcumb, Dartmouth, Bel-
more; Coventry, Jersey, -Aboyne, Wemyss, Paulet, Somers,
Galloway, Harroveby, Cardigan, Cowper, Clonmell, Uxbridge,
Dowager Guildiorle Newburgh, Athlone Delawar, Euston.
VlSCouSTa—GlammiS, Tamworth, Bearhaven, Sidmouth,
Paltnersion, Melville, :take, Sydney,. Galway.
ViscouNTissss--,Ennismore, Dow, Galway, Tamworth,
EustOri,Crinbtaini, Melville, Bridport, Ashbrooke,
Dowager Galivay.• • ' -•
faonbsaaaßavenswortln. Dunsany, Audleye Saitoun, Lo-
- :Tang,. Massy, G. Beresford, . Amherst, .Bostone Courtown, St.
Helen's, Fitzroy Somerset, Maryborough, Rivers, GWydyr, Id.
Howard; W;'Bentincke' Graves; Teignmouih, Rodney, Car-
berry, Clinton, Marcus • •
r.JADrEs.—Martin, Nayler, C. Buggin, Dering, G. Wel-
lesley, Bontein, Halkett, Geargina.Morpeth, .Brownrigge, M.
Paulet, J. Coventry.,ll.-Charteris, b. Rous, C. Stewart, Fitz.
herbert, Lovaine, Montagu., Gotham, M. Meade, Gomm.
Mildmay, M. Hill, Hill, A. Montagu Scott, Burgoyne,. S.
Pierrepoint, M. Cocks; A. Chichester, Trollope; Colebrooke,
Warrender, Boston,.L.Stuart, L. Harvey; S. Somerset, Grant
Keir, Dune,- Murray,
.Dowager Liashington, E. Leslie, .111.
Wynyard, Collier, Ongley, two Gordons, C. Yorke, C. Pindar,
Qtyydyr, Leech, Beknehanip, J. Thynne, S. Percy,' M. Pel-
bike, E. Manners, Fitzroy, E. Vornonby, Clinton, Drummond
Ramsden, -14ong, L. Greying, Dowager, Arundell,Col-
Hobhotise, 'Stuart, H. Ashley Cooper, Hawkins Whit-
shed, G. Montague, Ogilby, He Bagot, .Henderson Durham,
G.. West, E. Stanhope, Alabs,;lL-Finch, S. Lumley, C. Finch,
Naryl.aorougheDesanges, Pynn, H. Howard, M. Hill, R. Fitz-
egad, Strachan, Ravensworth, L. Fitzroy, Cremorne, C. Jer-
vase, Bowden,-C. Ashley Cbaper; M Stopforde Christine de
a.tede Ginekell; L. Lygon, J—Montagu,Seott, W. Bentinek,
7riLson, Toner's, Mary de f.teede qinekell, Copley, Clinton,