The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-16 00:00:00

C ttenham, Augusta Somerset, Georgina Bathurst, Dowager
Detre, Augusta Baring, Emily Foley, Elizabeth Smythe,
Stephenson, G. S. Wortley, W. H. Williams, Caroline Bar-
rington, E. and C. Paget, Mary Thompson, Strickland,
Knatchbull, Dowager Wrottesley, Brabazon, C. and H. Cocks,
.1. Stuart, M. Wood, E. Browne, Talbot de Malahide, J. Black-
ford, Trowbridge, Shelley, Sherborne, Grey, E. Wortley,
F. Somerset, Peel, Alice Peel, Anne Beckett, Cust, Harriet
Bagtit, Cockburn, Pelly, Williams, H. V. Harcourt.
RIGHT HONOURABLES-.—F. Baring, M.P., G. Dawson, H.
Labouchere, Sir J. L. K. Bruce, Sir J. Wigram, T. B. Macau-
lay, Sir N. Tindal, Sir L. Shadwell, E. Ellice, M.P., G. S.
:Lyng, M.P., Rutherford, M.P., J. Planta, H. Goulburn,
11. P., M. Pierrepont, Fred. Shaw, Sir R. Peel, Sir J.
.Beckett, J. Nicholl.
HONOURABLES—Captain De Ros, Mrs. Anson, Miss Den-
man, Misses Begot, Mr. H. Ashley, Mrs. A. Moreton, Miss
Methuen, Mr. Manners, Mr. Stewart, H. Liddell, M.P., Mr.
A. Liddell, F. Charteris, M.P., Mrs. G. E. Anson, Misses
faring, Captain Gordon, M.P., Misses Leigh, Miss Montagu,
Mrs. d. Ashley, Misses Foley, Mr. W. Ashley, Misses Dun-
das, C. Cust, Mrs. Alaule, Mrs. Liddell, Mrs. P. P. Bouverie,
Mrs. Hood, Miss Gore, Mrs. F. Fitzroy, G. Fitzwilliam,
31. P„ Mr. Littleton, Mrs. Arbuthnot, Miss Devereux, Mr.
B. Paget, Mrs B. Paget, Mrs. Spencer, C. F. Spencer,
Alr. E. Petre, Mrs. E. Petre, Miss Petre, Misses
Stanley, J. Stuart, Fox Maule, M. P., Spencer Cowper,
Captain Spencer, J. Strangways. W. Strangways, Miss Stuart,
R. Kinnairde,Miss Paget, Miss Drummond, Mrs. G. Pechell,
Mrs. Rout, Miss Copley, Mrs. H. Baillie, Misses Trseey,
Misses Pepys, Miss Cavendish, Miss Ponsonby, Miss Eden,
Lady Lumley, Miss Forester, Misses Byng, Miss Bateman
Hanbury, Mrs. Trotter, 51,sses Wrottesley, Mrs. W. Ashley,
Lady Murray, Miss Macdonald, Miss Gage, Misses Lyttelton,
Mrs. Goulburn, Mrs. 0. Kleppe], Miss Vivian, Mrs. L. King,
Mrs. Bruce, Miss Mitford, 31isies Cust, Mrs. Hamilton,
Miss Lister, Miss G. Liddell, Mrs. Dawson Darner,
Miss Dutton, Lady Cockburn, Mrs. Law, Mrs. Duncombe,
Miss Byron, Busses Plunkett, Miss Liddell, Misses Stewart,
Miss Murray, Mrs. Villiers, Mr. Villiere, Miss Lawley, B. and
R. Lawiey, Charles West, H. R. Westenra, Mrs. Westenra,
Mr. Scott, G. Ryder, M.P., P. P. Bouverie, Mortimer West,
Mrs. W. Herbert, S. Herbert, M.P., Charles Law, M.P.,
A. Lascelles, C. A. Murray, Alexander Gordon, J. C. Dun-
des, emp., W. R. Colborne, Mr. C Ponsonby, Mrs. C. Pon-
sonby, J. Ponsonby, M.P., C. Howard, 31. P., J. Howard,
es.p., E. Stewart, W. Bathurst, Mr. A. Moreton, J. Wort-
ley, Miss A. Court, 11. Corry, A. Cole, M.P., Mrs. Hope,
C. and F. Villiers, Mrs. E. Villiers, Mrs. Villiers, Mrs.
Vivian, Mr& C. Vivian, Mrs. G. Campbell, Miss Campbell,
It. Curzon, Charles Gore, Sir E. Cust, Mr. Maude, Miss and
Miss M. Browns, Miss Ridley Colbourne, Sir E. I'aget, J. H.
Manners Sutton, Mr. H. Fitzroy, Mr. Methuen, L. King, C.
Wortley, J. S. Wortley, J. Macdonald, Charles Grimston,
relr. and Mrs. J. Talbot, Mr. Muskets. 0. Duncombe, M.P.,
W. Cowper, Captain Duneombe, M.P., Captain R. Gore,
General Arbuthnot, M.P., Col. Lowther, M.P., Captain E.
Howard, M.P., Captain Berkeley, General Lygon, M.P.,
Henry Grey, C. Turnor, M.P., Col. Dawson Darner, M.P.,
Captain Pelham, General E. Lygon, Captain Roes, M.P.,
Captain G. Campbell, Major Vivian, M Captain Vivian,
M. P. C Anson, M. P., Captain Grey, Captain G.
Peehell, M.P., General Upton, Colonel Westenra, Colonel
li. Fitzgibbon, Col. and Mrs. L. Stanhope, Captain Pitts.
Slits—John Johnstone, M.P., Fred. Stovin, W. Lumley,
Robert Chester, M. P., W. Molsesworth, E. Codrington, W.
Ssmerville, Edward Bowater, R. Bulkeley Philips, M.P., F.
Ponca-, W. Gossett, F. Wetherall, G. Staunton, A. D'Este,
Thos. D. Aclatel, M.P., G. Clerk, M.P., G. Cockburn, M.P.,
J. Cockburn, W. Freemantle, Robert Adair, Robert Wilson,
0. Arthur, A. Foster, G. Seymour, W. Martins, 'l'. Trow-
bridge, Thomas Wilde, M.P., W. W. Wynn, H. W. Wynn,
G. Strickland, W. Gordon, T. Winnington, H. Seymour,
Howard Douglas, M.P., J. Copley, James Clark, J. 31. Wel.
lace, A. Clifford, Loftus Otway, F. B. Watson, Gore Ouseley,
R. Gardiner, W. Rae, B. Hide M.P., R. Inglis, M.P., Wil-
braham, George Alurray, W. Follett, Edmund Antrobus, R.
Otway, C. Napier, M.P., C. Lemon, M. P., H. Hardin; e;
H. P., J. Pechell, D. Le Merchant, Wilbraham, J. Kempt, R.
AlTarlane, J. Guest, M.P., R. Hill, M.P., Alex. Johnston,
Henry Wheatley, Samuel Higgins, G. Quentin, J. Ilobhouse,
A. B. Brooke, M.P., W. Clayton, J. Macdonald, Francis
Burdett, M.P., E. Lytton Bulwer, Fred. French, M.P., Geo.
Cooper, J. Yarde huller, M.P., Fred. Pelluck, J. Reynett,
11. Pakenham, R. Price, Thos. Butler, Geo. Grey, ALP., J.
Shelley, T. Freemantle. M.P., Edward Kerrison, M.P., E.
Knatchbull, M.P., H. Williams, J. Graham, M.P., J. Wil-
liams, J. Pally, P. Egerton, M.P.
DOCTOR—Lushington.
Mass' eues —N. Macdonald, Drummond, McKenzie, E.
Vernon Harcourt, C. W. Wynn, M.P., E. Rice, 31. P.,
Blount, 0. Cavendish, F. Cavendish, Clive, Al P., Dickens,
Dutton. J. Stephens, S. AL Phillipps, Emerson Tennent,
H. P., Rogers, Marshall, M.P., E. B. Clive, C. Rumbold,
M.P., Lister, W. Russell, W. Ormsby Gore, M.P., Doraville,
':once, Errington, Cole, Codrington, M.P., Christopher, M.P.
C. Ross, M.P., Tewnley, M.P., Drummond, M.P., Vesey,
Vyner, ()Toner Don, Vernon Harcourt, M.P., Gladstone,
iha.P., J. R. Ormsby Gore, Hamilton, ALP., Standish, Bal-
feur, H. Lambton, 31. P., Edward Foley, Harcourt
( St. Leonard's),; Harcourt, M. P. , Gustavus Lambert,
G. W. Hope, M. P. , F. Howard, Villiers, Paget,
Hawes, jun., M.P., I'. Stewart, M. P., Cole, Kingsmill, Hope,
Vere, Stanley, Rich, G. Byng, M.P., C. L. Cumming Bruce,
M. P. , Myddletou Biddulph, Milbanke, F. Somerset, Caven-
dish, M.P., C. R. Talbot, Cavendish, 11. Baillie, M.P.,
Wood, Beckett, Thompson, T. Pemberton, ALP., C. B. Bruce,
Vernon Smith, M.P., Kennedy, C. Smith, Backhouse, C.
Greville, Denison, 3.1. P., B. Seymour, Goulburn, jun., Tur-
een, M.P., H. U. Addington, Knightley, Majoribanks, L.
Gardiner, Des Voouz, Pendarves, A. J. Hope, M.P., Ser-
esant Talfourd, Baring, H.P., J. Stewart, J. N. Gaskell,
31. P., Gco. Lennox, Brand, G. E. Anson, Young, 11. P.,
W. Melville, B. Sheridan, Gslly Knight, M. P., Digby.
Misreesses—Marshall, Dawson, Errington, V. Smith,
Bouverie, Beckett. Planta, B. Sheridan, Wilson, Talfourd,
Sharpe, Young, Manners Sutton, Webster, Tufnell, Howley,
Hugh Baillie. Brand, Shaw Lelevre, Stephenson, Bentinck,
Gaskell, W. Russell, Rutherford, Baekhouse, J. Symonds,
Labouchere, Gaily Knight, Weymouth, Wylde, Ormsby Gore,
E. Tennent, H. Lambton, Gladstone, Byng, Kingsmill, E.
Rice, Towneley, Wyndham, Morier, Fremantle, Nicholls,
Majoribanks, 'Campbell, Vernon Harcourt, Harcourt, M. Bid-
dulph, Penderees, C. Bruce.
Messes—D'Este, Berkley, Cockburn, Macdona'd Johnston,
Blount (2), Majoribanks, Wynyard, Mitchell, G. Vernon Har-
court, Burke, Trotter, Stephenson (2), Codrington (2), Hope
Vele (2), Bogus, Cust, Brooke, Adderley, Ward; Burdett (2),
PiPFarlane, Gurney, W. Wynn (2), Wynn, Stuart, Talbot (2 ),
Butler, Pierrepont, Smythe, Percy (2), Antrobus (2). Som.
erset, Somerset (2), Quentin, Ouseley, Gossett (2), Bnrdett
Comte De Flahant, Wheatley (2). Gonlhurn, Pollock,
Stewart (2), Wilson, Baskhouse (2), Clifford, Harvey,
Harvey Bathiirst, Seymour, Hardy (2), Baillie, Clive,
Lowther, Fitzgibbon, Dayys, Hail. Finding, Homier (2),
Douglas, Williams, Gardener (2), Wigram, Hamilton, Coote,
Clark (2), Walpele, Wyndham, Pakenham, Harcourt, Ver-
non Harcourt, Paget, Laura Paget, Ward, Seymour (2),
Otway (_), Gore (2), 31ursav (2), Webster. De Rothschild,
Rice, Gordon, Beresford (2), Blackford, Bouverie (2), Shef-
field, T. Sheffield, Shelley, Wood (2). Law (2), Shaw
Stewart (2), Milhancke, Stanley, Barrington (2).
APMIRAL—Hon G. Paulett,
GENERALS—Browne, Sharpe, Wemyss, Fremantle.
CoeoNE Gurwood, Wood, M. P., Wood, Wylde,
Wyndham, M.P., Vernon Harcourt. Wynyard, Webster,
Bentinck, Bentinck ( Coldstream), Bouverie, Hugh Baillie,
Rowan, O'Reilly, Arden, Richardson, Hon. George Keopel,
F. Paget, DI. P., Buckley, Arbuthnot, Hood, Reed, Peel,
M. P., Wilson.

MAJOR— WayMOUtil.
CAPT 41215 Hamilton, Maynell, M.P., Stanley, Janson,
Scott, Francis Seymour, (Scots Fusilier Guards), Trotter,
Fremantle, Hood, Wood, Seymour, Arthur, Codrington,
Scott, Wemyas, M.P., Vincent, Anson.
Comm A NUE A—J. Murray.
LIEUTENANT—R. Dawson.
The Queen opened the ball in a quadrille with his Royal
Highness Prince George of Cambridge; his Royal Highness
Prince Albert dancing in the same quadrille with her Grace
the DUcheFS of Ruecleucb. Mons. Jolliest and Herr Koenig,
with a band of 30perforrnors, were stationed near, and performed
a new quadrille of Giselle (Jullien).
Hber Majesty remained some time in the Ball-room.
The band afterwards performed Strauss's Waltz, Apollo ;
Quadrilles by Jolliet), "Les Echos," " Royal Irish," "La
Refine Jeaune ;" Waltzes—La Caille (Jullien), Deutsche
Lust (Strauss), Nene Aurora (Labitzky), Victoria ( Loner),
Albert ( Labi.zky). These waltzes contain the celebrated
Saxe Coburg March.
Her Majesty and the Royal Family afterwards entered the
Throne-room.

\Veippert's band, who were stationed in this apartment, per-
formed, amongst other new music, the " Northern," " Duke
of Cornwall," and '° Hibernian." Quadrilles the' Nemour,"
and " Danube," Waltzes ; and " Orpheus," Galopes.
At one o'clock the Dining-roost, where the supper was laid
out, was olened on a long range of tables extending round
three sides cf the apartment, the beaufet of gold plate at the
end displaying some of the finest and most interesting speci-
mens of shields, salvers, vases, tankards, cups, and statuettes
of gold, in the Royal collection, Her Majesty and her Illus-
trious Visitors passed to supper.
Dancing was kept up in both Ball-rooms, which remained
crowded with company, upwards of 1,500 invitations having
been issued for the entertainment.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
PORTSMOUTH, Arnie 15.—The Cornwall transport sailed
yesterday, with stores and provisions for the fleet at China.
Admiral Sir Edward Cndrington has struck his flag, and
gone on leave for two or three days.
The St. Vincent and Victory, guard ships, are entering
oluntiers for the navy daily at this port, and a great number
are being continually brought here in the various tenders from
,other seaports in the kingdom. The Excellent gunnery
ship is also entering seamen for the purpose of instructing them
in gunnery practice, previous to their being distributed in other
hips. The inducement held out to them is, that they shall
enter for five years, to be instructed as seamen gunners, and
irom them only can gunners and gunners' mates be selected.
They will also be preferred for the situation of boatswain, if
otherwise qualified, and all the refines of petty officers will be
open to them. On being discharged into sea-going strips, they
sill receive two shillings per month in addition to able sea-.
;nail's pay,
,or that of any higher rating which they may hold.
When their first period of five years' service expires, on pro-
ducing certificates of good conduct, they will, if they re-enter
immediately, b entitled to four shillings per month in eddi-
tion to their pay as able seamen, or of any higher rating they
may hold; and on the expiration of their second period of
.:arviee, if they again re-enter, they will be entitled to five
shillings per month over and above their pay as seamen or
petty officers.
From the easterly winds, which have been prevailing for
This last week, there has rof been any arrival of homeward-
pected that many of them are
bound vessels, though it is ex
now in the Channel.
Woor.wici. APar4 Is.—The Mastiff surveying vessel,
Master Commander G. Thomas, sailed on Sunday, along with
her tender, the Woodlark, to resume the survey of the Orkney
Islands during the ensuing summer.
The Fearless steam-vessbel, Captain Frederick Bullock, sailed
this morning, to resume the survey off Margate, and, (luring
the summer, will examine the coast to the mouth of the
Thames, tnd as far up the river as Putney-bridge.
The Confiance steam-vessel left Woolwich this morning for
Pl s mouth.
The
as trie Salaman
downder s
the riverteaeresso has
had her repairs completed,
and wthis morning.
The pirnance of the Geyser steam-vessel has been fitted with
a five-horse power disc engi,e, invented by Commander E. J.
Carpenter, of the Geyser. The pisinace was tried yesterday
off Hurgerford Market, in the presence of the Lords of the Ad-
miralty, and was found to answer very well. The Geyser is
still in the basin at IVoolwich, and she is to be the model vessel
by which other vessels are •o be fitted. Arrangements are at
present in progress fix fitting the azimuth compass on her quar-
ter deck, under the immediate superintendence of Captain
Johnson, of the Royal Navy.
The Acheron steam vessel is ordered to be brought forward
for commission.
The Styx steam vessel, Captain Vidal, is nearly ready for sea.
It is contemplated, alihough the order has not yet been
given, to fit one of her Majesty's frigates already built with
powerful st am engines, for the purpose of facilitating her
progress wren employed in transporting large bodies of troops
to various parts of the world where their services may be re-
quired, and especially in 'cases of emergency. The Pene-
lope frigate, of 42 guns, at present at Chatham, is named as
the vessel which vv-a4le first fitted out, and it is expected
the engines will bd'ilapplied by Messrs. Seaward and Co.)

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