The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-28 00:00:00

The DUKE and DUCHESS ,of CLARENCE

The Duke and Duchess of Clarence gave another grand
dinner on Tuesday, at their residence in the Admiralty, to
their Excellencies the Marquis de Palmella, the Portuguese
Minister ; the Marchioness de Palmella; Baron Stiernheld,
the Sxiedish Minister; Count Ludolf, the Neapolitan Mi-
nister; Countess Ludolf; .•Mr. Gallatin, the American
Minister ; Mrs. Gallatin ; Baron Cetto,, the Bavarian Mi-
nister; the Braiilian Minister"; the Hanoverian Minister;
Baron Fagel ; General 'Fagel ; Viscount Dudley, Principal
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs ; Lord Howard de
Walden ; Sir George
.CockbUrn ; Mr. Backhouse Mr.
M'Grigg ; Colonel Cooper, &c.
In the evening the Duchess of Clarence gave her second
rout this season, wliich was even mare numerously attended
than that on the preceding evening.
The company began, to arrive soon after nine o'clock,
and continued setting down till past twelve o'clock. The
members of the Royal Family entered by the' garden-gate
in St..James's Park. The whole of the numerous visiters
were respectively introduced to the Royal Duchess and the
Duke of Clarence, and received by their Royal Highnesses
in the most affable and condescending manner.

The refreshments were of the choicest kind, and were
displayed with the greatest elegance and taste.
The company did not entirely break up till two o'clock
in the morning.
Among those present were their Royal Highnesses the
Duke of Sussex, the Duchess of Kent, the Duke and
Duchess of Gloucester, her Serene Highness the Princess
Peodore, Lord Chief Justice Best, and the Lord Provost of
Edinburgh.
AMBASSADORS AND MINISTERS. —Prussian, Mexican,
Swedish, Portuguese, Neapolitan, Bavarian, American,
Brazilian, and Danish.
Pa INCE—Burganti.'
PRINcEss--;.Esterhaiy.'
DUKES—Montrose, Leeds, and Grafton.
Ducnrcssxs—Marlborough, Newcastle, Leeds, Dowager
Leeds, Montrose, and Dowager Rutland.
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MARQUISSES—SaIisbury, Clanricarde, Camden, and
Downshire.

MARCHIONESSES-Winchester, Hertford, Downshirc,
Dowager Exeter, and Dowager Salisbury.
EARLS—Grosvenor, Harewood, Hardwicke, Maccles-
field, Brecknock, Wilton, Fife, Clare, &won, Talbot,
Brownlow, Carnarvon, Clarendon, Egremont, and Limerick.
CoulintssEs—Audolf, Hardwicke, Charleville, Grosve-
nor, Brownlow, St. Antonio, Mulgrave, Tankerville, Pou-
lett,' Euston, Scarborough, Sheffield, Arran,. Clarendon,
Mansfield, Dowager, Brownlow, Glasgow, Errol, St.
German's, and Mulgrave.
ViscouiiTs:—.Melville, Dudley, Castlereagh, Petersham,
Templetown, and Anson.
VlscourcrEssm—Hampden, Ashbrook, and Anson.

Loans—Somerville, Wharneliffe, Ellenborough, Gran-
tham, Redesdale, Douglas, Francis Osborn, Lynedoch,
Louvaine, Farnborough, Bridport, C. Minners, Clive, Col-
ville, C. Churchill, Mahon, Kenyon, Clinton, Nugent, Saye
and Sele, A. Hill, Radstock, Kensington.
LADIES-Johnston, Colchester, Petre, Kerrison, Black-
wood, Anne Luddrell, Charlotte Luddrell, Harriet Framp-
ton, Emma Graham, E. Montagu, Dowager Floyd, Camp-
bell, Stuart, Stewart, F. Hotham, Langford, Poole, de
Clifford, Fielding, E. Fielding, Fuller, Knightley, Paulett
(2), Wrottesley, C. Neeklewhite, Pringle, Hope, Robin-
son, Graham, E. Dutton, F. Osborn, Phipps (2), East-
hope, A. Fuller, C. Wood, E. Lowther, Ducie, Farquhar,
Louvaine, Drummond, 8.. Codrington, Martin, Boyce,
Bridport, C. Dundas, Wigram, Rowley, Baker, Hippieley,
Knatchbull, Fremantle, Colville, Clifford, Manners, King,
E. Johnson, Doyle, A. Cook, Pulteney, Buller, Rose, Jol-
liffe, E. Boyle, Arundel], Antrobus, Dering, C. ,Onslow,
Nugent, Lasedles,. Otway, Marsham, Hamblin, Warbur-
ton, Ihnevor,- A. Scott, Mildmay, Gordon, C. Talbot, A.
Milbank, Fitzroy (2), Ramsden, A'Beckett, E. Sutton,
Murray, A'Court, Radstock, Best, Poyntz, Malcolm, H.
Howard, Glynn, A.
.Scott, M. Drummond, Floyd, Perry
(9), Keith, Otway, J. Percy. •
Couras—Ludolf, St. Antonio, De Bolt, Woronzow, ,
Morel.

BARONS—Stiernheld, Bulow, Munchausen, Fagel.
BISHOPS-Derby, Ely.

DocTon.s.—MatOn, Johnson, Lushington, Beattie.
SIRS..--Alexander Johnston, .Edward. Kerrison, Rufane
Donkin,. P. King, W. Curtis, Henry Blackwoorl, Henry
Hardinge, W. Hope, J. Hope, G.. Moore, H. Hotham, H.
Campbell, C. Poole, A. Clinton, J. Fuller, C. Knightley,
J. Herschel, T. Acland, H. Onslow, J. Wrottesley, H.
Frampton, W. Pringle, J. Osborn,- Alexander Hope, S.
Graham, E. Owen, Grant Keir, Henry Torrens, Thomas
Easthope, J. Lowther, R. Farquhar, W. Scott, R. Wi-
gram, H. Martin, Wathen Waller, F. Baker, T. Fremantle,
C. Colville, C. Doyle, W. Jolliffe, E. Antrobus, A. Chi-
chester, G. Ouseley, J. Otway, ,C. Calvert, J. Debath, C.
Pole, A. Christie, H. Vivian, J. Alexander, J. Poole, H.
Poyntz, G. Ramsden, T. Hislop.
ADMIRALS-Hamilton,. Taylor, Sir James Wara, Fane,
Sotheron, Lambert, Maitland, Macdonald, Frazer, Walpole,
Harvey.
GENERALS—Grosvenor, White, Bailey, Gascoyne, Mait-
land, Champagne, Stewart, Phipps, Loftus, Mundy, Bul-
ler, Farmer.

COLONELS-Clithero, Murray, Stopford, Barham,
Hawker, Reeves, Wood, Bailey, Money, 'ferries, Dawson,
Wheatley, Gibbs, -.Monteith, Elphinstone, Hughes, Grant,
Stevenson, Watley, Bowles, Winter, Murray.
MAJoes—Rowley, Forrester.

CAPTAINS—WhiIe, York, Kennedy, Burroughs, Sey-
mour, Hume, Willock, 14PDowal, Johnson, Fuller, W.
Bourchier, Hall, Napier, Price, Boyce, Devon, Dreyer,
Wyndharn, Harris, Stopford, Doyle, Buller, Brown.
LIEUTENANT-Hall.

MESSIEURS.—G. Dawson, M.P. ; Lawrence, F. Gre-
ville, Buller, J. Wigram, Pearse, Ashton, Mitchell, Baring,
Kennedy, Bethel!, Panther, Mellish, Middleton, West, Cox,
Smith, Beauclerk, Pole Carew, Otway Cave, W. Mellish,
Cox, Smith Windham, Ca'craft, St. Lawrence, Beauclere,
Stapleton, Rose, G. Agar, Cockerell, Peploe, C. Smith,
Ward, Mitchell, Forrester, Calvert, F. Dundas, Bowles,
G. Herbert, Angerstein, J. Alexander, J. Fane, Stewart,
Walpole, Fludyer, Goslings, Marsden, C. Berkeley, Ed-
mondston, Merryweather, Dutton, Barrow, Campbell, De
Grey, G. Penn, J. Penn, Drew, B. Thompson; Bligh,
J. Franklin, Sidney, Turner, Wigram, Woolmer, D. Pen-
ning, Pen, W. Jones, Richards, Gamier, Frampton, F.
Croft, Curtis, Egerton, W. Lamb, De Roos.
MisraEssxs..J, Greville, Gamier, P. Carew, Richards,
W. Jones, Murray, D. Penning, Woolmer, Hope, Sidney,
Franklin, Barham, T. Chaplin, B. Thompson, Drew, De
Grey, Lloyd, Sotheron, Gascoyne, Edmonston, Marsden,
Goslings, Fludyer, Stewart, J. Fan., Lambert, Wharton,
J. Alexander, Clithero, Lushington, Angerstein, G. Her-
bert, Bowles, Herries, Beattie, Child, Middleton, Calvert,
Mitchell, Peplos, Hughes, Miles, Beaumont, Grant, Cal-
craft, S. Windham, Denison, Cox, Lee, Beauclerk, Boyle,
Stevenson, Smith, Jenner, Dawson, Beaumont, T. Chaplin,
Blackwood, Rigby, West, Rowley, Buller, Ashton, Vyse,
Gooch, Kennedy, Morton, W. Herbert, Rickets, G.
Ramsden, Bolton, Johnson, Walpole, Panther, Fanc,
Vernon, S. Murray, Moore, Gifford, Conyers, Champagne,
George Smith, Wheatley.
MISSES ---Bligh, Arundel, Somerville, Petre (2), Framp-
ton (2), Johnston, Sutton, Campbell, Knox, Gamier,
Carew, Jones, Rowley, Poole, Penning, White, Burroughs,
Irby (2), Cust, Barham, Coutts, Bligh, Wrottesley, Mal-
colm, Macleod, Pringle, Drew, Robinson, De Grey, Camp-
bell, Ramsden, Gascoyne, Hughes, Torrens, Edmonston,
Gosling, Fludyer, Hobhouse, Redesdale, Wood, Grimston,
Drummond, Boyce, Angerstein, Herbert, Dundee, Gordon,
Rowley, Smith, Wheatley, Cooper, Hippisley, Mitchell (3),
Knatchbull, Hobart, Johnson, Doyle, Stewart, Rose,
Miles, Beaumont, (Away; Frazer, Loftus, Denison, Lee,
Mildmay, Harvey, Boyle, Law (2), Jenner, Ramsden,
Chaplin, Sherwood, Poole, North, Blackwood, Buller,
Mitchell (2), Borne.

Although this is the last term that Lord Man-
ners will preside in the Irish Court of Chancery,
yet he is to hold the seals until the approach of
the next November term ; thus enabling him to
receive the quarter's salary of 2,5001. which will
become due in October.—Dublin Evening Post.
We perceive, by the number received this
morning, that that intelligent and. well-conducted Journal,
the Pottery Mercury, will in future be published on
Saturday instead of Wednesday. This alteration is made
to accommodate its subscribers. The Editor says—
" Our next number will be issued on Saturday, the 7th of
July. We think it unnecessary to say more, than that
this change in the day of publication is made solely to
meet the wish of a majority of our Subscribers, who have
long expressed an opinion that the Mercury would be of
much greater public utility were it published on Saturday.
The increasing patronage which our Journal continues to
receive, shall prompt us to. spare neither trouble nor ex-
pence in our endeavours to make it a complete and useful
compendium of the News of the Week. In order to ac-
complish this to.the fulleit extent, we have appointed Corre-
spondents in the principal towns in Staffordshire and
Cheihire; who will communicate every circumstance of
ithlic interest that may occur in their respective neighbour-
hoods. We have also made arrangements by which we
shall he enabled to furnish .the most important London
news up to seven o'clock on Thursday Evening%; and
during the sittings of Parliament, we shall procure reports
of the proceeding!' of both Houses up to that, hour."