The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-23 00:00:00

THE RV

VG-RiIUM.

Yesterday Ibis 3lttjenty heblitis Iltst Drawinro.oro,rn at
his Palace at Pimlico. On this otraalon if re It tottniwrot

of splendid equipages "ere spored. whirls added eonsi-
derably to the sellendoce of than, erior of the ecene
the outside of the Palace, conibilie, . with the militate
spectacle, coneisting of a detachment of tl.e
who marched into the Cone-yard, preeetlielloy
thi lia.nd in their state tiniforme, and %beetle at er.
MIMIC. of Life Iltierile. thar horses
having' new 5a41.14-cloths, with their Inn band In theft
splendid uniforms. In addition to these %vete the
escorts of Lite litiards attending the ;lithe of 1 of k and
Dechess of Kent, who came in s:atr. The Duke of
Clarence came ;.f.rately. The Princess Sophia Matilita
;4161 attendant' were in two carriaoes.
His filejeety went in a private carriage from Lie
Palace iu Pall-icatl about twelve Wein- k. and dreeeed for
the Drawing-room there in a field Olareled's t.ni
wearing several of 16. splendid urgers.
The company began to arriir at the Palace Let.vern
twelve and our o'clock, and con•ineed setting down tiJ
near four. Soon after two °Yowl; his Nl:fleets. kit his
private apartment% and proere.:ol M hit where
he gave audiences to the Karl Liv,rpool and l'ieemint
Castlereagh, after which the Duchess de St. feriae, the
Lady of the Spanish Atilleiesailur, was introduced to Le
Majesty by Viscountess Castlereagh, the Lady of the-
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
His Majesty then prtwertled to the Grand Saloon, anti
took his station under the .Throne, his royal brothers, the
Dnkes of York and Clarence, taking their stations to the
right of the Kings the Princess Augusta, the Duchees
of Kent, and the Princess Sophia Matilda, stood to Ili:
left. His Majesty proceeded to reccii e the conipliments
of the Foreign Ambassadors and .Minieters, accomportial
by their La.1i..., with hie accustomed allability.and con
41recension. Among them were the Russian, Austrian,
Netherland*, Spanish, French Charge 41'.1tfaires, Ikea
Han, Seem', Portuguese, Aineriean, Sicilian, Swedisi.,
Turkish. Pruesian,AVirteniberg, Hanoverian. The Lord
Chancellor, the Cabinet Ministers. the Air hbi,illOP Cr•
Canterbury, the Archbishop of York, the Vice Chancellor,
the Attorney-General, the Lord t•lii4 Justice of the
Court of King's Bench, the Lord Chief Justice of the
Court of Common Pleas, the lead Clilef Baron of S:•ot•
land, the Master of the !toile, en] all those who liavt:
the privilege of the entre.—Among them were—the
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners, with their
Lieittetiant, Standard-hearer, t lerk of the Checque, and
Iliestleman Harbinger, in attendance upon his M %jests
There were also present—the Judge .141vocate, the Iter -
corder of London, &e.
The presetitathme were ntimeront. The departure
(ruin the antiquated he of ilistigeritig the female ford.
by tontine; it into the sli ipe Ilit.•ngli the breadth
of the hump, hail the eilect of displaying the lathes izi
their native loveliness, and of connecting *implicit?
with elegance. 'floe brilliance of iliamonds gave the
Chief addition of art to the charms of nature, for the
dress-makers hail no longer the 1111.:014 of elictititherinff
twenty with the abundance of tirnalllVil 3. lint that or r
readers may see that the .ILirettettles des Mocks hat':
not Ina any of the .r mellifln les stile, me subjoin ilte44
description of the dress of Prioress Augusta.
Iler Royal Highness the Princess .Augusta, over a
pr ticoat of rich white satin, wore a magnilieeut dress
of silver lama, richly strewed with a spleirlid b rider ei.
pines, of brilliant and mat silver, terminated with g l'Jec •
fill folds of superb lama, trace.l in elegant trollops, anti
supported by roses of silver, exquisitely blended nit!)
fitiet-wrottzlit opine runette, finished with ineety silv:•r
lace, the whole tastefully surinnunted with semicirelee
of refulgent dowers beppily relieved, pourtraying ele-
gance and taste.
'Cleoy are all nearly in the same flowery tone, and lb.
description would till sever ii coltimits of our paper.