The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-04 00:00:00

DON MIGUEL.

(From the Court Newsman.)

ENTERTAINMENT TO DON MIGUEL.

The company began to arrive at:their Royal Highnesses'
residence in the Admiralty at half-past nine o'clock, and
continued setting down till eleven o'clock. The whole suit
of drawing-rooms were thrown open, and else the apart-
ment formerly used as the state dining-room. Refresh-
ments of every description were in abundance. Their
Royal Highnesses' splendid service of plate was displayed
on the sideboard, which is the largest in the metropolis.
The Prince and the Noblimen and Gentlemen of his suite
left the party at a quarter past eleven o'clock. The com-
pany broke up soon after his Royal Highness's departure.
Among these present were her Royal Highness the Princess
Sophia Matilda; Baron Cetto, the Bavarian Minister;
Colonel Ludolf, the Neapolitan Minister, and the Countess
of Ludolf; Count d'Ofalia, the Spanish Minister; Baron
Bulow, the Prussian Minister; Count d'Aiglie, the Sar-
dinian Minister; the Colombian Minister; Monsieur
Biedermann, the Saxon Charge d'Affaires ; Baron Relamb,
the Swedish Charge d'Affaires; the Prince Hohenlohe, of
Laugenbourg ; Prince Mushow, Prince Shimey, Baron
Munchausen, Count Blaume, Count Coverly, the Speaker
of the House of Commons, Viscount d'Auchald, Chevalier
de Neumann, Messieurs de Mello, de Saldanha.
Duxes—Atholl, Wellington, Dorset, Richmond, Argyll,
Leinster.

DucHassEs--Riehmond, Argyll, Leinster.
MA RQUISSES-Thomond, Bristol.
11Lto.cill014Ess—Londonderry.
Rus--Beauchamp,Uxbridge, Leitrim, Belfast, Cassilis.
CousTassos—Beauchamp, Athlone, Leitrim, Guilford,
Cassilis, Poulett.

LORDS—Beresford, James Hay, Bingham, Colville,
Clinton, Granville Somerset, Fitzroy Somerset, Elpbin-
stone.

LADlEs—A'Court, Colville, Caroline Wood, O'Brien
(2), James Hay, C. Buhl, Stepney, Torrens, Gordon, Cock.
burn, Whitshed, Vivian, Paget (2), Trotter, Clinton, S.
North, Granville Somerset, Fitzroy Somerset, M. Kennedy,
Cooper, Harvey, De Roos.

litcwr HorrouitAlmas--Sir C. Stuart, Sir F. Lamb,
J. Herries, C. Wynn, W. Huskisson.

HorrouKAßLEs—Mrs. Hope, Miss Cooper (2), Miss de
Roos (2).

Sais----W. J. Hope, G. Cockburn, J. Cockburn, B.
Martin, E. Hope, T. Hammond, H. Torrens, W. Gordon,
H. Prendergast, H. Vivian, Coutts Trotter, John Euston.
GENERAL-Campbell.
COLONELS—PeeI, Wood, Townsend, Trench, Wheatley,
Hill, Hamer, Barrow, Selwyn, De Roos, Fremantle, Ste-
venson, Wemyss, Williams, Hood, Lindsey.
Carr Aixs—Bishop, White, Spencer, Montagu, Falck.
MaJoas—Burroughs, Scott.
M.EssrEuas—Hope, Bourke, Palmer, Bishop, Croker,
Lindsey, DreWe, Richards, Rotham, Merryweather, Camp.
bell, Woolmer, Barrow, Hay, Wrangham, M. Drummond,
Pringle, be Roos, Fitzgerald, Backhouse, Kennedy.
MisraEsszs—Huskisson, Palmer, Bishop, Barrow.
Misses—Wood, Croker, Burrough, Cockburn, Whit-
shed, Wheatley, Trotter, Torrcns, Bouverie (2).

His Royal Highness the LORD HIGH AD-
MIRAL intends to visit Deptford and Woolwich; the former
for the purpose, we believe, of reviewing some bomb prac-
tice; and the latter to inspect the new accoutrements and
fusils of the Royal Marine Serjeants.
Prince LEOPOLD left town yesterday morning
for his seat at Claremont. Nis Royal Highness leas in-
vited a party of Noblemen and Gentlemen to partake of
the diversion of a few days' shooting. The CHANCELLOR
of the EXCIIEQUER and others of the party arrived at
Claremont yesterday.
Viscount and Viscountess GODERICH left

heir residence in Downing-street yesterday for Blackheath.

Prince LEOPOLD gave a grgnd entertainment,
yesterday, to Prince and Princess laavaN and a dis-
tinguished party, at his seat, Claremont.

The Marquis and Marchioness of SALISBURY
gave an elegant entertainment, yesterday, to the Duke and
Duchess of GLoucasrEa and a large part:- of distinction,
at their seat, Hatfield.

The Countess of ESSEX entertained a dis-
tinguished party to dinner yesterday at her house in Hill-
street, Berkeley-square.

R. H. Cox, Esq. entertained a large party to
dinner yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor-place.
Don MIGUEL dines with Lord DUDLEY to-
day, and afterwards honours Drury-lane Theatre with his
presence.

The Duke of WELLINGTON, in honour of
Don MIGUEL, will review the Foot Guards on Saturday,
in Hyde Park.

The birthday of the Earl. of LONSDALE Was
on Saturday last celebrated with great festivity and joy at
Whitehaven, Workington, Carlisle, Penryth, and Hen-
singharn.

Mr. TYLECOTE, the King's messenger, arrived
at the Foreign-office, Downing-street, on Wednesday night,
from Vienna, with despatches from Sir H. WELLESLEY.
Yesterday the despatches for Bombay and'
China, by the ship Dunira, Captain MotircomEniz
HAMILTON, were dosed at the East India House, and de-
livered to the Purser, of that ship.
The LORD CHANCELLOR has appoirsted Mr.
CoLERIDGE, Barrister at, Law, a Commissioner of Bank-
rupts.

The LORD MAYOR and Corporation have
granted the use of Guildhall, for a Grand Morning Con-
cert, on Wednesday, February 13, which will be under the
direction of Sir GEORGE SMART, for the benefit of the
Spanish and Italian Refugees.
COMING OF AGE OF LORD BROME.--
Lord BROME, the eldest son of the Earl of ConxwALms,
attained his majority on Tuesday week. The occasion was
celebrated with great splendour at the Noble Earl's resi-
dua, Linton-place, ill Kent.

Yesterday morning, between eleven and twelve o'clock,
his Royal Highness Don Miguel left town, attended by
Earl Mountcharles, Count Villa Real (his Royal Highness's
Chamberlain), the Marquis de Palmella, the Portuguese
Ambassador, and several of his Royal Highness's suite,
in two of his Majesty's carriages and-four, for Woolwich.
His Royal Highness was dressed in full military uniform,
with seven orders on his left breast. The Royal equi-
page arrived at Woolwich Dock-yard at one o'clock;
immediately a Royal salute was fired. His Royal High-
ness was received by the commanding-officer. Soon after
the Royal Artillery passed before his Royal Highness in
review in slow and quick time; but owing to the wet
state of the ground, planks were obliged to be laid down
for the cannon to pass along. After the guns had been
manceuvred and worked for some time, Congreve and
other rockets, shells, and bombs, were discharged before
his Royal Highness. The Prince then proceeded all over
the aisenal, dock-yard, laboratory, Scc. ; the model-room
particularly attracted the attention of his Royal Highness,
who remained in it three quarters of an hour. A dejeune
was provided at the house of the Governor, after which
the Prince left Woolwich, expressing the great gratifica-
tion he had experienced from his visit. His Royal High-
ness's departure was announced by another Royal salute.
The Prince arrived in Arlington-street a few minutes
after five o'clock.

In the evening the Marquis de Palinella, the Portuguese
Ambassador, gave a grand diniaer to his Royal Highness, at
his residence in South Audley-street. The whole of the
Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers, and some of the Cabi-
pet Ministers, were invited to meet the Prince. His Royal
Highness, attended by Earl Mounteharles, Count de Villa
Real, Mons. de Mello, Mons. de Saldauha, &c. arrived at
the residence of his Excellency, in two of the King's car-
riages, moon after seven o'clock. Dinner was served up
directly after his Royal Highness's arrival.
Among the company present were Prince Esterhazy, the
Austrian Ambassador; the Count 'd'Alcudia, the Spanish
Arnbassador ; M. Falck, the Ambassador from the Nether-
lands; Baron Bulow,the.Prussian Minister; Count d'Aiglic,
the Sardinian Minister; Baron Cetto, the Bavarian Mini-
ster ; the Brazilian Minister; M. Roth, the French Charge
d'Affaires; Baron Relarnb, the Swedish Charge d'Affaires;
the Hanoverian Minister ; Earl Dudley ; Mr. Huskisson ;
Lord Howard de Walden, &c. •
After the dinner party his Royal Highness proceeded to
Prince Esterhazy's evening party.

THE DIKE AND DUCHESS OF CLARENCE'S GRAND

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Their Royal Highnesses had a numerous evening party
on Wednesday evening, after the dinner-party given in
honour of Don Miguel.