The Sun.
London, England, 1811-06-21 00:00:00

ANO ACCOUNi%

. Soon after two o'clock, slipper was annoi:n.t(tii,
when the company quitted the seenui of
and Priticely grandeur to :motile,' if,t. its
licence, we will be bold to say never equalled
kind. The convaily descended the grand staircase;
In the bottom of which was a grotto, wit,' a pro-
fusion of flowers and shrubs, tiefir furl h
most odoriferous smells. The PItINCE REGENT, and
those allotted to sup tit the 'Sara.... table %yob his
Royal Highness, descended by a private stain:Asti:in
the.Conservato...y., 'Whiek iS the admiration of evthty
one who has .seen it.' It is' a titost healthful and
11g-Ig-finished Gothic bulling, gteatty rese,w,hhe
the, celebrated roof of King's Chapel, Canillridge.—
It' was uncommonly well adapted for this truly
Princely entertainment, both tot convenient*, as
Well as appearance., there bi!ing plenty tit room 44-
hind the supportitig pillars, witii recesses hir the at,.
tendants. Tice recesies are arched, uhril;
handy illuminated with a profusion of varierted
lamps. On each of the ten pillars was 4
branch, with four pateptlamps. At the head of t:ti
Conservatory, behind thePatano REGENT, 1ff3t.31,
ascending sideboard, viith a display of a gold serbic'si
of plate it was ornamented with a cirai:ery of illitr
white lawn, over pink, trimmed with dark friu‘e.
In the centre of the sideboard was a large.
ing-glass directly behind'his Royal Highness, for tea
fitcrlQll, and above which vita a transparency Of tl!:
Crown and Q. R. 111.

The c:iiet supper table was laid in the Conserve..
tory, exhibiting the grand service of iris-ay plate,
consisting of several pieces,: here the skill of the
fettioner and engt.ver were cottopieueng, tier
amidst the most choice and delicious .rtlreshtnenti
a tn,,ntain of real water was introtloced with tilt%
ital,piest tifea, springing front the centre of the ca.
ble, and running amid artificia? rucks and caverns,
in an irregular stream, in which a number o 1 gold
fish, ever and anon, sported up and down. This taWe •
ex.endedfrom the farthermost end Of the conger-
votory, ayross thedining.roorn, and covers were laid
for i et, who 53t with the greatest ease. His Rt,tyal
I.l.ighnkss was seated in a plain 'chair, at the head of
the table, and presidei with that gr,tot for ilieh be
is so pre.eminently distingutshed, land Aqui sarrountp.
ed by ihu Duchess of Yottit., Princess SotlitA, and
Royal Dukes.
• TEMPORARY ROOMS,

jnese were ereetkl expressly tor iniver, and
cotnbined every co:.ventence the most perfect build.
irig collldatiford,and wrre on the lawn in the garden,
citr:4,• to tier back lion: of ine h4,use, and occopt,,d
t>et u een t3-4nd t 4,000 aquarr feet, made of canvas,
the loot twstte weather input lay nit-cloth ; die whole
01 them ‘8 ere appropriated, fur supper only. Thry
tortned a-trrbltil,:ruxs, entering Crum a roost) adiotn.
ing the eItINCII RUGeNT's hitting-room; the,loni
cornets
,had. each a 'large round tent, where al,o
.upper was bid. At the sides were temporary
chens 'amides. 'They were, most tastefully (a.
'inuneatcd, wilt wreaths of at*ifieirfl flowers iti try.,
.toms, and in the four corners of the centre of earA
erOse were inlets with shelves, hued grown(;
flowers and shrubs. At the end of ti,e gnarl.): tit.
trance was an arbour with stveral statues. !ic
illtArninated by .small elvOnt
aus,r;endea by chains, .cOvo ed with mie;.o4,
artificial llowerS, aiso-a profusian of variegated

On entering the rooms, the part;rit.
lady .novel, grand, and' enchni.ting ; rhr oye wa4
first attraeled by
_a. blaze of light under I! e
.art.h.d
entrance of close toWs white ldinps ; fix
3pienciam and magnificence With which 014 cloth's
were laid.fer supper; the elfett of the whole•wiii
considerably heightened by looking-glasses being
placed in suFh situations as to,exhibit every
dounle. The grass was entirely cinema wi‘h
hit% and boards. The whole of fliu filling up
the rooms and the entertainment greatly le,em.)led
one given by the Qua a few years since at
more, . in honour of the birthday of one cat' • the
Royal Dukes.

The Duchess of YORK, Princess SOPHIA, and ail
the ituyal Dukes, attended the above splendid Fele,
as well ag the following Noble and thsiingu;shPd
cltara~irrs :--

'rho Lord Chance'for, the Speakcr of the House of Coml.
moos, tilt: CllgikCeltUr a the F. x‘hetturri 'the Lord
Baron, the Attorney arid Solicit• r.Golierals, thy Loin Mayor
end Lady Mayoress, the Si+e+ikt3 of London eat olufdlescx,
the City keinembrancer. Baran Graham, the Algentla
arid Sardinian A rit bealladati.

Dukes.- Bedford. GrArtort, De Cnigny, Leinstcr, 111'41.,
borough„.lVe.utort, Argyle, Dc Grarnitiont, Dorset uu
Ines, Montrose, bourbon, Sontertet, and Rutland.
Ductigssec,..ltteatord, Grafton, De cuigny, Alarlbolott6lJ,