Lisbon.
The Times, 1824-06-07T00:00:00

I 1 - r l _ _ (Fromn the. F1,11 z .71r % ing : _-. -ty`rLum ?A5sOGn rea4ied thi.prj~gti n "You will hat'e '~~1!Tagii, May 21 182 yOuwfl liVeheard.of the6 aTriyal -of th' o9n board the Winzdsor Cte therd g and ]P'iC( stance that nccurre. during tha ei Sincl~ e, ahnd O vryer Commanider semiredl his iiajesty's conand0 thatneould ehce himr with his presence to a bSall an supe, on W ules ho .Ever preparation was made, cosdrnth tbrn heDOI and .i may say that one of the most. splendid entertaninents giveen on board ship, was witijessed that evenin on the ate- of the Wfindsor Castle. The deuk was mng nuarfi- formning a tent by the standards and flags of nglndand Portt extending from the foremast to the taff'rel. tbe bGomga being plan Over. A iost superb throne ofveivetandgoid waderectedat theaI part of thequarter..aeck, over which Was suspende4 the Crowz Plortuigal in variegatecl lamps. On the mainmast fronting, wr picture of hir, most Faithful Mlajesty, over a trank~paren of Royal armis, tittefully decoDratdu by laurel,'xudlhe fla0f"0g Portugal, France, Spain, Holland, an d .A'nerica. - On the forein wvas seen the Crown of England, with Gr. R. IV. in variegated lanm added to which, two magnificent'glass cliandelier8 were ustipend and with lamps all rounid the ships,ad nuttnby. brilhiawnt effect. lsMaetad rincesss camne on board a o'clockb, under a Royal salute -from the. Portuguese s-quadron, French line-of-battle ship SaentL-Petri, (which sthip was splenl ly illuminated in the evening), with their yards mannied, were received by Captain Dashwood, his officers, the wh of the corps diplomatique, all the respectable Ene1',h sidents in Lisbon, and such of the nobility~ has aTarrii Hlis Majesty was occupied till near nine o'clck with Foreign Ambassadors and Mlinisters, and great Officers of State. thie afEer..cabin, when the ball was ope'ned. by Alarquig Palmne1la; MlarehionesiAnjega,folfowedby between thirty axid forty couple twoOrOWS. Quadrilles and waltzes were danced the remainder of nightL Between four and five hundredlpeople of tlcfirs,t distinct were present, including the Admiral a~nd nmtlyaUtbej)fficersof Santi..Petri. The whiole of' the- Opera, hand occupied thu- poop thiedancing,and afullinilitary band, statione'l at the fore pa- the ship, delighted the company by playing beautifLil and se pieces of insis durn - the eveniin ,g- in one of' the interval song,compsed fr th occaion,highly comnplimnentar.y to M5ajesty and Princesses, an d justly ap~Iauding Sir E. Thornt a.nd the rest of the Corps Diplonmatique, bor their Istrenuous es tions daring the late proceedings, was sun ir by Sir John IM i Doyle, at the particular request of th King. ices and refresbimt of all kinds were in abundance. At one o'clock the KEing Prinesss reire tothe cabin to suppr (the company did the sas to he ardroo an haf-dck. Catain Dashwoou stood beb hisMajstys cair an th Ho. Ms.Dashwoodthat. of the Pi ceases, attended byLeenn Wakr Sharp, end Das%hwc Dancing recommenrdatrspe,ad was kept up till dayZEi At three his MlajestyadPicse okterlae fe expr4 ing to Captain andMr.asw dbogrtfethyer with entertainment, unde oa aue ihbu ihsa each ya arm, and continualcern ytesi' oon. L7 . SBnO.2v,;.: .