The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-13 00:00:00

TIE ARMY.

The 3th (or the l'rineess Charlotte of Wales's) Dragoon
Guards, has arrived at Dorchester from Leeds.

The Depot of the 47th, (or Lancashire) Regiment of
Foot, has been ren oved from Canterbury to Dover.

The Depot of 'she 49th (or the Princess Charlotte of
Wales's, or flertt4dshire) Regiment of Foot has been or-
dered to remove from Canterbury to Chatham, preparatory
to its embaikation to join the Service Companies in India.
Detachments of the 22d (or Cheshire) Regiment Of
Foot, the 33(1 (or Ist York, West Itiding) Regiment of
Foot ; the 84th (or York and Lancaster) Regiment of
Foot ; and the 91st (or Argyleshire) Regiment of Foot,
arrived at Jamaica on the 15th of April last, on board the
freight ship " Montreal," to join the service Companies.

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FASHIONABLE AND MISCELLANEOUS.

THE KING'S DRESS PARTY.

His Majesty gave a dress party at his Palace, in Saint
James's, on Wednesday evening, on which occasion the
King was pleased to command the attendance of the pupils
of the Royal Academy of Music, in order to perform a
Concert, they having attained sufficient proficiency since
the year 1822 (when the Academy was established) to
perform before his Majesty.
'the pupils arrived at the Palace at nine o'clock, headed
by T)r. Crotch and Mr. Attwood, the Professors of Har-
mony and Composition to the Institution—the young ladies,
to the number of twenty-three, and the young gentlemen
to tip*ards of thirty. Those who have excelled in the
difretent branches of the science, and who have been re-
warded with Medals, wore them on the present occasion.
The medals have on ofte side the Bust of Apollo, and on
the reverse their names, the date when presented, and
whether for vocal or instrumental music. The whole of
the State-rooms were brilliantly illuminated with magnifi-
cent chandeliers, candelabra, &C.
His Majesty entered the State apartments precisely at
teh o'clock, dressed in the regimentals of the Royal Horse
Guards, and wearing on his breast the insignia of four
Orders. _

The Duke of Clarence, accompanied by the Duchess of
Saxe Meiningen, and Princess Emilie of Carolath, arrived
with his suite a few minutes after ten o'clock. The Duke
introduced the Duchess of Saxe Meiningen to the King,
who received her Serene Highness most graciously. The
King continued to receive the me►ubers of the Royal Fa-
mily, and the distinguished visitors who had the honour of
being invited, for near half an hour, when his Majesty took
his seat in the Drawing-room. The Concert then com-
menced ; the instrumental band was complete in every re-
spect, except the hasoons and trumpets, and was stationed
at the east end of the apartment.
The performance commenced with the overture to Der
Freischutz. The principal vocal performers were—Misses
Childe, Belcha►nbers, Bromley, Riviere, Devall ; Miss
Williams, who has very promising talents as a singer, had
no particular piece allotted to her. Mr. Sapio; the bro-
ther of Mr. Sapio, of Covent-garden Theatre, sung several
pieces; he possesses a good voice. Mr. H. A. Cooke
played the principal Oboe. The first part was led by Mr.
Blagrove, and consisted of the following pieces :—Over-
ture, Freiscbutz (Weber). Sereneta for four voices,
Misses Belchambers and Bromley ; Messrs. Spagnoletti
and Seguin; Harp for Obligato, .Miss Prescott; Horn
Obligato, Mr. M. Daniels; Violoncello, V. Lucas; Con-
trabasso, Howell (Peer) ; Fantasia Oboe, H. A. M.
Cooke (Vogt). Aria,' Ah come rapida,' Miss Childe,
II Crociato,' (Meyerbeer). Fantasia, Piano-forte, W.
H. Holmes, with quartetto and chorus (Beethoven). The
Second Part was led by Mr. C. Seymour, and.opened
with the Overture to Anacreon,' (Cherubini), fol-
lowed by the Trio Oh nome benefico,' Miss Childe,
Messrs. Sapio and Seguin (Rossini). Quartetto for voice,
piano-forte, violin, and violoncello, Misses Belchambers and
Foster, Messrs. Mawkcs and C. Lucas (Mayseder).
Quartetto, Dorina, inia carina,' Miss Riviere, Messrs.
Spagnoletti, Sapio, and Seguin (Sarti). Finale to the
First Act of Don Giovanni,' the principal vocal parts by
Misses Belchambers, Childe, and Derrell, Messrs. Spag-
nolletti, Seguin, and Sapio (Mozart). The Concert con-
cluded with God save the King,' verse and chorus, at the
conclusion of which his Majesty retired.
Refreshments were served in the Picture Gallery by the
Pages in their State Dresses.
There were also present their Royal Highnesses the Duke
of Cumberland, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the
Duchess of Kent, and Prince Leopold ; Prince Esterhazy,
the Austrian Ambassador; Prince Peliguac, the French
Ambassador ; Prince Lieven, the Russian Ambassador;
Monsieur nick, the Ambassador from the Netherlands ;
Baron Bulow, the Prussian Minister; the Marquess de Pal•
tuella, the Portuguese Minister ; Count Munster, the Lori]
Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the First
Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State for the Home
and Foreign Departments, the Master of the Horse, the
Lord Steward of the Household ; the Treasurer, Master,
and Deputy Comptroller of the Household ; the Deputy
Great Chamberlain, the Master of the Stag Hounds, the
Commander of the Forces, the Master-General of the
Ordnance.
PRINCESSES-Estethazy, Polignae, Lieven, Emilie of
Carolath.
DUKES-Wellington, Devonshire, Gordon, Leeds, Dor•
set, Newcastle.
Mousses—Wellington, Gordon.
MARQUESSES-Salisbury, Bristol, Graham, Lothian,
mAncusonssisiss—stasrord, Salisbury, Dowager Salis-
bury, Conyngham, Bath, Westmeath.
EARLS--Dudley, Aberdeen, Carlisle, Bathurst, Claren-
don, Verulam, Clanwilliam, Gower, Scarborough, Mount-
aeries, Shaftesbury.
COUNTESSES-Bathurst, Carlisle, Aberdeen, Vernlani,
Scarborough, Mountchrles, Gower, Munster.
Viscomrs—lieresford, Morpeth.
Loans-Hill, Wharncliffe, Stuart dejtothsay, Mary-
borough, Graves, Gwydyr, Clinton, Apsits,..
LADIES-Lyndhurst, Maryborough, Stuart de Rothsay,
Wharncliffe, Keith, Graves, Gwydyr, Houston, Fremantle,
G. Bathurst, Gower, Clinton, G. Ellis, F. Thynne.
BIGHT LIONOURAELES-Robert Peel, Sir G. Ouseley.
HONOURABLES-Two Misses Wortley, Mrs. Hope, Miss
Burrell, Pole, Miss Cooper, B. Bathurst, Captain Cust.
BARONS-Humboldt, de Erffa.
BaliONlss—De Spaedth.
SIRS-George Clerk, G. Warrender, F. Fanghani, W.
Fremantle, F. Watson, H. Taylor, A.. Barnard, W. Hous-
ton, W. Keppel, F. Conroy.

COLONELs—Poten, Armstrong.
MAJoa—Forster.
CAI-LAlN—Spencer.
MESSIEURS—Hope, Curtis, Thompson.
AlisTaEss ES—Peel, Falck.
Allssaß—l,arvey, Houston, aite rh au set] .

FROM TILE COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of Clarence, the Princess Augusta, the Prin
cess Sophia, and the Duchess of Gloucester visited his Ma-
jesty yesteiday, at his Palace in St. James's.
Lord Farnborough bad an audience yesterday of the King.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry gave a
grand dinner to the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, en
Wednesday, at their residence in Park-lane. A distinguished
party of the Nobility and Gentry were present to meet their
Royal Highnesses, among them were Baron Bulow, the
Prussian Minister, the Duke of Devonshire, the Duke of
Newcastle, the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, the
Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, Emily Marchioness of
oLfoclioensdteerrfiryel,dE,
varilseGoureny:
I%a:es]
faonrdd,Ccrndtesans
dCLasasdilylisE,
Earl
Ellen-
borough, Baron Humboldt, Lady Isabella Thynne, Mr.
Secretary and Mrs. Peel, Colonel and Lady C. Wood, Sir
N. and Lady Gresley, Mr. Dawson, Viscount Castlereagh,
Colonel Higgens, &c.
Prince George of Cumberland, attended by the Rev. Mr.
Jelf, left town yesterday afternoon for the residence of his
Royal Father at Kew.
The Duke of Cumberland, the Princess Augusta, the
Princess Sophia, the Duchess of Gloucester, and Prince
Leopold, visited the Duchess of Clarence yesterday- at her
residence in the Admiralty. The Royal Duchess (who
has been confined by a cold for some days, which has settled
in her face) was, we are happy to state, considered much
better yesterday.
Lord Hill held a Leote yesterday, as Commander of the
Forces, at his Office in the e Horse Guards, which was
numerously attended.
A Cabinet Council was held, yesterday afternoon, at the
Foreign Office, Downing-street, at which Mr. Vesey Fitz-
gerald attended, and took his seat for the first time since
his appointment to the Offici of President of the Board of
Trade. The other Ministers present were, the I ord Chan-
cellor, the Duke of Wellington, Earls Bathurst and Aber-
deen, Viscount Melville, Lord Ellenborough, Mr. Secre-
tary Peel, Sir George Murray, the Chancellor of the Ex
chequer, and Mr. Herries.
The Ministers met at three o'clock, and continued two
hours in deliberation.
The Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Stuart de Rothsay, and Mr.
Arbuthnot had interviews with the Duke of Wellington,
yesterday at the Treasury.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer had a conference Yes-
terday with the Right Hon. W. Lamb.
The Marquess de Palmella, the Portuguese Minister:
Count de Moltke, the Danish Minister ; and Viscount
Strangford, transacted lousiness yesterday at the Foreign
Office, Downing-street.

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ARRIV ALS IN LONDON.
The Right Hon. Sir Henry Hardinge, M. P.
Secretary
at War, at his house in Pall-mall, from Durham ; si,.
John Kaye, Bart. at the Cocoa Tree Club, St. Lines',
street, from his seat in Leicestershire; Mr. and Mrs. it.
C. Moreton INleßorre, fiextoerivot:ihis a
iaihis houseetDyer,sinD l 0 in Great
a •ev,onslirree-ptice George fromg Brighton ;
e street, West-
.,_,stCray
Place,
Kent ;
Mrs.
Atkyns Wright, at Lady Elizabeth Fane's, in Great ; ;esrge-
street, Westminster,' from Shirburn Lodge, Oxfo, Ishire ;
Lord and Lady Grantley, at the Royal Hotel, St. .! ones's-
street, from their seat in Surrey ; the Hon. T. Fiennes
and Thomas Page, Esq. at d:tto, from the Contib. at; Sir
[ Charles Mill, Bart. at Gould's Hotel, trom his seat, Hants.