The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-09 00:00:00

HER,IIWESSY's DRAITIAG 7$OOM.

! . -Yesterday, about a quarter befoie one o'clockt
her MAJESTY, • Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH,
and Sorniiv, proeerded from the Queen's Palace to
the Duke of Cumberland's apartmenks in St. James's.
Palace, wheye they partook. of a sumptuous cold
collation ; afterwards they. dressed. -in their Court
dresses. They
,Weie Thtin joined by" the Duke of
KENT, 'who conducted the aims); and his Royat
Sisters from the Duke-of Cumberland's...apartments
r •
to the gallery' leading to the Ball7roorrvwhere they
were _met by the Lord Chamberlain, and the . Offi-
c •
o'clock,erof Statethro
ug
andhtheHositlaset_oldroo,m:i ittot let
ibmef..ec-re4u• two
o'clock, through the Stat-room, to the-.çciuntit
Chamber, which, Was attended by (besides tha
above) the Duke.of CAMBRIDGE,' who entered by
i ;the temporary eotratice in, the garden from bt"
James's Park... There were also present. 7.—
' The Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the Lord
Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the Lord
Privy Seal, the Secretary 9f State for the War and Colonial
Department, the First Lard of the Admiralty, the President
:of the-Beard of Trade; the' Commander-in- Chief, the judge
Advocate ; the Judge ot th'e Admiralty; the• Lord Mayor of
London ; .Mr. Sheriff Atkins. • • . •
Du_kesMontrose and Newcastle. •
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5, Duchesses-Dorset, Montrose,:and Newcastle,
MarrittisFs -Ely, Jitintly, Cornwallis, and'Wellesley. •
Marchionesses-Salisbury and Cornwallis. •• •
• • Earls:- Mount • Edgecumbe, Nelson, Chesterfield,Bridgp.
water, Llierpool, Spencer, Nor tlia mptoo, Orford,' Citindevi„
Bathurst, War Wick, Nylesforct, Clonmell, Westmorland,
Winchelsea, Macclesfield, Paulett, Cholmondely, Glasgow,
and Dartmouth.
Countesses-:Glasgow, Coventry, Liverpool, Arran, Cam,
-den, Northainpton, Darnley,. Warwick, Aylcsford, Bridge,'
water, Stanhope, 'Aberdeen, Ashburnham, Dowager Buck,
inghamshire, Macclesfield, • Padlett, C.rysfort, Bathurst,
Mount- EdgecuMbe, and Grosvenor. ,
Viscounts-Bernard, Fitz-Harris, Mahon,' Sidney,- 'and
Praley. ••
Viscountesses-Castlereagh, ,Bernard, Crawley, Welling.
ton, Hampden, and Praley.
Lords-Somerville, Vii. Helen's,Gambier, Walpole, Whit
worth, G. Bereslord, J. Thynne, C. Somerset, E. Fitzge-
rald, Willoughby de Broke; Arden; E. O'Bryen, Heathfield4
Saltoun, 1. Spencer, Eldon, Mulgrave, and'Bruce: • '
Wcod„ Metcalfe, Flaltbrd, M. Cameron,
M. Sackville, Sutton, G. 13erestind, C. Graham-, E. Comp,
ton, two Pratts, C. fierbett, Lloyd, C. Darner, M.. Wa/..-
Jole, E, Wellesley, Vernon, Milbanke, Welbye Banks, St.
ohn Halliard, Dundas, C. Compton, Boston, 'E. O'Bryani•
C. Nelson, Calthorpe, Radstock, Bellarnont, G. Murray,
Dirouse,,Murra.y, O'Bryan, C. Apsley, two Bentineks, How-
ard, Walpole, M. Hamilton, .Cameron, and two Grevilles.
Bishops-Hereford, Ciogher, Bath, and. Wells, and Sails.
bury.
Ambassador;-Neapolitan, Spanish, American, and Pot..
tuguetz. •
Sirs-H. Doyle, Stapleton Cotton, F. Bake, W. Long-
man, W. Scott, 4. Dallas; Fl. Darel, S. Smith, B. Milbanke,
C. R. Bolton, Welhy, W. Clayton, C. Boughton, G. Os-'
borne, j. Pulteney, L. Owner, D. Dundas, I. Heard, T.
Sutton, W. Latigharn, and C. Bishop. .
Adtntral Foley.
Generals-Maitland,: Thewles,. Ansep, liaihtnoild, Craw-
ford; Gill, Don, Gordon, and Calurt.
Colonels --I‘P.Cleod, Smith, Howard, Dyke, Grant, Rep.
;ton and Desbrow.
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• LaptainslYalpole, Cliifner, C. T. Smith, *Welby, and
Williams. .
, •., Re*. Murray.
G.Vernors-Norton and- Cameron; • •
: Count Munster- Alderman lluntr-Master'MUrray.
, Messrs.-Williams, Floublen, M 'Lead, Pitt, Laiigham,.
'C. Bruce' W. Poir, BAgoi., Manley, Weyland, Blackburn,
'Smith, Aclkins tr. Neale,' loctdrel I, it. •joddrell, M.
.1-loare, York, Bezerr, Braincomp„ Harbord, Pheips, Murray,
_G. Collett; plo)(i,. Nleggins,..Howard,A.:iawkins, Greville,
Oblyn,
:Bolton, • Welby,- Crawford,. Bruce, two WindSurs,
131ackburne, t..:uekerel, Greenwood, Wilbraham, ,
Bootle, ktooinsorr,Collett Penn, M. 'Sutton, Rouse, Bough._
Methuen, Hon. West, S. Thornton,
Sititrnef, Montasiie, and Grant...
Mistresses,-Houblon, Longhorn, Crawfoki,'Bruce, Wry--
land, H. Porteus, Blackburn, Daveuport,,it„
Howard, Hoare, S. Stanhope, Porter, R. Dnirdas, Itoitolph; '
13agot, W. Pole, Collet, Pechel, Cameron, Fietclin., 014yn,
'Murray, • Meg Kins,• Weyland, Weeden, Randolph,
ard,Aboolt, Grosvenor, M. Sutton, Lisle, ilittne.r,
Montag4,„ l.ebinson, Windsor II url
Windsor, and Hon; Anson. •. .
Misses .-Meteol fie, lfaf ford,Cameron, :truce; Blackburn,
Davenport, two Stanr.opes, Bruce, two Sornervilles; (Ma-
to*, Wiodsor, Anson, Charters, .Flll9O, Via; ' llion• Wrottes- -
ley, two Welbys,' two Bowyers,-Meggins; Crawlerdt•Brucee..
Wolgrove, two Poles, Townshend: lour Outtons,
S. 1 hornton,- Ford. Oasliwood, and Coortnay.
The following were among the presentations to
her MAJESTY ;--
Vady Gcurge Bete's-ford, by the Countess of Arian.
Mrs., Puller, . tde "Lady ot tray Bistiop of Chrglier; by the
Countess of taniileii • 5 ,
Miss Harriet Itiornton; by her mother, Mrs: S. Thornton.
Miss Ford,. by the tionouraole
Lord Whitwoith, upori nis acing appointed.. Lieutenant:::
Colonel Coilimandarit of "the Seven Oaks, and BrOntley Ite..
ginient Of*.l.oeat Militia. • •
weileiley Pole, upon his .return from Ireland. ,
Lau), Charlene. 61:1:14111, by. her niothp!, the Duchess of
Montidse, • - •
Mr. Rouse Broughton, upon his coming of age,- by his fa. • -
titer, Sir.Charies Rouel.lrotigliton. •
Lady .'-,1 Saekvtlfe,-by her mother, the Duchess of Dprser. •
Tiie,Counwss of Car, ,tort presented tier daughter • '
Miss Jane Attlee, by-tier mother, Mrs. Crawiurd Brute.
Miss Caineroa, by.her ino(ner; Lady Carneron,
• Capt. Charles ThurloW Snuitli:, oft ins promotion, and re.
turn horn South 'America, by his uncle, Sir Sidney Sarnia.
Mr. Serjeant Manley, upon his apponitintnt.
The t wo-MisseS Wellesley .Pole, by their Another, Mrs. W,
Pole. ••• •
Mr. Villein, u-pontis returnfromPortuKal.
Mr. 'Yorke, 'Upon his being appointed a 'Feller of the Ex-
chequer. •
Major-General Sir Stapleton Cotton, on his return from
Portugal, and oil coming to his title.
lilr.elLdWard liare.oid; on his inairtafte, by Lord Vernon. •
'Lady Ilorle, by her mother tne Countess ot Glasgow.
-Brigadier- (~eneral Anson, on lit.ipiortiotion, and co ins re-
turn from Porgugal. • ..• '
Captain. Walpole, R. N. by the Earl of Orford.
Mas,teriVlsurray,•upOn his being appointed .a Page of Honour
to his'Majesty.
Lady Ciiiirlotte Apsley,' by her mother, the Countess of
Bathurst. • •
Mr. Wilbrah'inn Bootle, on being appointed Lieutenant-.
Colonel- of the leyllnci and Ormskirk Local ivlilttra.-
Miss Stewart, by her inother,:Larty.Pulteney.- • .
Major-Gvneral fliewl6, ou litssproinoti?o„. •'1
Colonel Grant, on. being appointed bis Arlajesty's Lieute. •
riant of the County of -Inverness, by the Marquis of•Huzitly.
,'Lord Saltoun, by the Earl of LiVerpool.
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A letter from Guernsey, diced the- sth instant,
says--," His Serene Highness the Duke of-Bauts-
wics. arrived in the packet from Weymouth.
rnediately alter The circumstance was knoivn,:he
was saluted b the tiag-ship, and Castle Cornet,
firing nineteen guns each, in bonour•ot this near,
relative'of our beloved Sovereign ; and, as might be
ekpeded, the Commanders in Chief paid the: most
prompt.and delicateatreption to ihe illustripos visi-
tor. A guard of honour was ordered :to f:,Scorthirn,
from,the Pier to Payne's Hotel, wheru•he has caked
up-his residence pro tempore; 'which offered mark
of respet his. Highness was pleased. o acknowledge
in the latilsomest terms, bot at the -same time de,
dined,- His --Highness wears the plain Uniform:of
his corps, and is-only distinguishable froth the
()dicers by his star, arid the profound o lved which
his rank and virtues so eminently challenge, and
which is so charaaeristic of the conduct of his at-
tendants towards Ilteir,huperiors.'

Theinta.t expense of the, Office ,-)f Or!nance for
the Untied Kingdom Apr , the pear 1 s 0; was
W,14644- IQC.4.