Star.
London, England, 1814-06-03 00:00:00

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The original intention of hir Manses to hol3 •
prioring Rooms at St. Jimes'S war wt
jasi.te fr
mppsOility.. to,eontplete the necevsary rjplra.
skim and her own Palace .bas, conseout..
been substituted. -In this a suite of roircs has beets
furnished with. every degree Of regal
-.Two reasons are assigoed far
..the greirt :Joon
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6bentAg u od fina, its insapprooritate slottaatippo
'teerm Is the dislike of her M.S./tiara( to seasoveloo
White io:laet curtains tor crimson,- as indistenseble
colour to Celan etiquotte. These curtsies wire
,sairved -by Princels ELIZ %Ift1:11 tWelttf Tear, o&o:
and much piked by her MAJE,TY. To this sdn.ion
the
.company were candected horn the grand hall
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and StAti.C.llie) previous to the opening o( due draw.
ing-r
The dray/lops:ono]
.adjoins the saloon, the wins
don's lookiaig into the Quart%'s garden. , walk
Eire covered: with rich crimson -twitted silk, finished
:with a burnished gold moulding, with handsome
Carved' ornamea katilie'tortairs. Me window cu..
Axing AM of rich criossouveisret, trimmed and ens.
ished with_ gold-coloured lace and fringe ; the
&4ieriei are suspended -from i cornice of burnidspil
.;'Ol4. and crimstn, ,uppotting the. Ulii•
C. 411 At the ends. with a massy Cr-jarn- is the ensues
The sofas nod chairs have haodsoms carved and gilt
,frames, titsisted in crimson.velvit.
..A new state chair: has. ii,*a designed, and ot
:ma appropriate decorations exceedvd any
filling ot the kind we ever saw.- It measured about
s,,c fret high at the back. The send app-aled KO*. .
...bout twig feet high. T 1 whole was rucbly‘KAgiffi'
and gilt in burnished gold. Clic! lUslied in Gripiitill
velvet. The legs are Muss'-elsters, and the impairer's'.
Inds, richly wk. Qo the ma of tite..backtravii:
uisims. over G.C. R. supoothilig the •
encircled with rich I liage Alwyn .Tise,r was
font-stool to correspond with it. .H r M
arsiZ
.ccasiossally sat in or leant against the stsint thi
.hair, to rest from the fatigues of the day, which
Acre excessive, occasioned by the crowded sate of
the-rooms.. It w..s computed that not less than four
.linusand pet sons of distoiction were present.
Toe drawing-room is ab ut thirty feet square..—
The room adknning the drawing-room was Mid! •
-hied up for the occasion r it le.ids 'loin her MA. •
hare's private apartments, and was VI apes foe
• he entree room, where the Quetta saw the branches
f her family, the foreigners of distinction, the fts.-
reign A.mh.tssAd •rs and Ministers, the Cabinet Mica. r
stern, the Great Officers of the Household, and all
'those who have the privilege of the entree; and
.upon this occasion they were particularly numerous,
on, account of the late influx of toteigners, and;
the length of time since her Illeaerte-444 a-Draw. n
ing-Room.
l'he morning was very inauspicious, and a light
rain fell *till about three o'clock. Vatikre parties of
Horse and Foot Guards were -stationed in didereat
parts of the Parks and streets, to enforce the regula- •
tions published by the Board of Green Cloth. A .
guard of honour mounted qn the 'occasion. The
nand of the Royal Horse, with the silver ketAleis
-trums, presented them by Cie Koso from Hanover,:
and dressed 'in their rich dresses, were stationed on
the lawn in the front of the Palace. The exterior-I
spectacle in St. James's Park was such as was never ,
beheld in that place before.
The company began to arrive soon after tears-
o'clock, and continued setting down at both doors,
sometimes three and four carriages at a time, with.
out intermissis.n, sill half-past four o'clock, and,
they had not. all left the Palace till half-past seven..
They entered limn both avenues to the grand hall,
leading to the saloon, and from .thence entered the
&Awing-room ; from that they retired through the
japan-room, and down a temporary-separation of the•
spacious stair-ease. Those who had the privilege.
ot the eutreegoom, entered and returned. by anal,
ther stairc;se.
The Drawing-Room of yesterday was allowed
to be the most splendid and 11616111 V assemblywir
of rank and beauty that ever were collected to.,
•gether. The dresses were partieulally splendid, and
mostly new.
Hoof Royal Highness Princess Cateasorrs arrive&
a few minutes atter one o'clock, accompanied by
Miss KNlten, in an elegant and particularly neat
.and light state carriage, with three footmen. She
was received by the Duchess of Lanes and Dresser.
who had previously arrived in her plain carriage to
Ittend her Royal Highness in'dvessing in a Com'
for the first time. At the close of the Ora""'ng,

dress for the first time. At the close or Li..
o Room, the Prince of ()AMIGA handed her itofes
Nighties. to her catiage.
la The Duchess of OLDANSUIRONI . went in State, is •
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of the ILMOiths P. Carriage., 110;0111110.
Died by the Prince of OLostrovate* hien QOM
• Strap Princess VALOCROWSLI. ,1444111111 iiii*****. •
• (Allgral TUANZA, 4C. Her Isoperiat Hti=
*atoned by •a partigi tba Le* aim
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