Court Circular
2-HYE.GZ.1 S DRA aw INa. ar. " YesierdiirMay' drawiisgroom, which has 'beei- pos ponediseveral' timesfrom unavoitiable circumitani-es, to -cdebratetl Kinp's birth-day, took place at the. King's Palace, St.Jalncs'. vhjichjis thcfirst court that ha5been heldthere for upwardsaf te y'ears, although the suite of rooms allledthe-state-rooms; fbr holc g coarts,j arc3aUowed to be the best in thisor any other counti fof tnat purpose, not only from their spacioussize, but. tleir cot venient arrangements for the companY entering . and departing. The state-rooms, and the rooms adjolinig thedii, weoreocupn X at one time for some morths as barracks by a' piortioin of ft' Guards: they afterwards underwent i slight sepafr, and h celebrated tapestry was taken down to be cleaned-l this was s to be for the purpose af the Late Princess aCharmotte reci; ing company, had she recovered from ber accDucheSent. Tee? weascarcely any furniture remaining: the only seats were, a fe old-fashioned stools; there were no liglhts allowed; the King iw- known to have signed official document8aby the light of a fire. H present M1ajesty, then Princeof Wales, wvhenar P oUrto inguired tb cause of there not being any candles, and on beiDg informed tEi none were allowed, expressed his displeasure. The exterior inconveniences of the old Palace ere ver; great. The entrance for the general company by the gree gates opposite St. James's-street was attended with consider able confusion in general, the turn from St. Jarnes's bein so very short, and it was very unpleasant to the nobilit and gentry coming to Court, patilcularly to the -fenmales, a they wvere exposed to the faU of 'weather, and the w-ind from variou quarters; and among the rest of the unpieasantries they were sub ject to, the rude (to use no othcr coarse term) observations of th spectators, ivhse were numerously admitted in those days. At th entran^e for those entitled to the entr4,.or whlat may be trmed th first levee for the Roval Familv, the Foreign Ambassadors, anl Mlinisters, the Cabinet Mlinisters, the Great Officers of State, an, other Official Gentlemen, or those wvho have been in office, &c the King's perm,nission to retain their privilege Of the entr being granted on iraving office, if asked for-one of ths princdpal incOnVenienCeS was a nlarrow staircase, crly wide 'enougl for one person to pass, for w.hich a spacious staircase is substituted Roorms anst convenient avenues have bcen built fortlosedistinguish. perton&re to wait for their servants and carria5es. The yen for their carriages has been increased to above doable the size, b). pulling down a range of buildings which were occupied by person holding situations in the Palace; anti a gallery above them, con. nectin: -the Duke of Cumberland's residence wvith the state-rooms o the PsAace. Wrhat used to be called the Lord Steward's Gourt, froir the Board of, (reen Cloth being in it, and the Kitchen Court, nov6 form one open space. Such an arrangement was probably absolutely necessary, from the circum-tances of his present Majesty having increased the entr6 list So much, tha- there would not have been roor sufficieat for their carriages. The entrance for the generalcompany is much improved both in convenience and comfort, by the wall ol I\'arlborough-house and the KXing's German chapel: they will aljhc fro.m their carriages direct under a colonnade, wheie there are elsc rooms and covered ways, with fires for the compan) to wait for theis servants and carriages. The two staircases. one of wvhiclh is solely appropriated for those who have the privilege of the entre, are of white stone. The gallery through which those who have the entre are to pass is supported by marble pillars, the cornices of which are gilt. It is to be lighted. when required, with Grecian lamps, placed on pedestals. Thie firsi room which the company entered was the guard chamber, which)to. gether with the whole suite of rooms, has undergone a thorougse- pair, new beautified, -and decorated so completely, that thef' is scarcely a vestige of the old appearance of the rooms remainirg. All the rooms have had new stoves, to correspond with, and agreeably to, the fitting up or splendour of the rooms, with appropriate fenders and fire-iror.s. Thse beautiful and delicate marble chirfneyv. ieces- have been cleaned and polished, so as to have the appearance ol new. Over the fire-place ofthe gnard-chainber is acomplete suit of annour, of polished steel, with a sword in the right hand. There are a va. riety of portions of armours distributed in various parts of the room. There are also a great number of muskets, pistols, swords, dirks, daggers, &c., formed into various devices, after the manner of the distribution oflthe celebrated armoury in the Tower of London. In the centre is a bronze amp, with Grecian burners. The next room is the old Presence Chamber, With the celebrated tapestry, having six lamps. The next room is the Privy Chanber, adjoining the late King's levee room, both of which, together with the remainder of that east w ing which escaped the conflagration of the fire, are tlrown into one, forming onespacious room. In this r-oom is a large looking-glass, extendin irom. the top to the bottom of the roomn, which f'aced the eovtoanv as soon as they leit the grand staircase and entered the g uard chamber. At the east end of the room is a painting of Kint George II. in his Parliamentary robes. The room contains stools and seats covered with crimson velvet. Large pictures of Tournay and Lisle. In the centre is a large ormoulu lustre, contaning two rows of lights of three branches each. Two large candeiabras, ele- gantly gilt, at each end, for twelve lights each. In the inext room is an excellent afullelngth portrait of his late Alajesty King George IIL., in tJhe robes of the Order. On each side are representations of the celebrated Sea Fights by Lord Howe, on the 1st ofJune, and by Lord Nelson. at Trafalgar. In this room there are three'large pier glasses, reaching from the top to the bottom, with marble slabs of proportioniate height. In the centre is a large massive or-moulu lustre. The neat state room, in which the KiUg held his draw- ing-room, las a t3krone, which for elegance, splendour, and magniicence is supposed never to have been excelled, if equal- led; and' far, very far exceeds that in the liouse of Lords: oa the inside of the top of the canopy is a remarkably fine large' star. There are three steps for his Majesty to ascend, with a most splendid state-chair and a foot-stool of crimson velvet to corre- spoind. Over the fire-place is a full-length likeness of his present Majesty in one ofIhis coronation robes, with the fore-finger of his right hand pointing to the crown, which is close to it. Onrieach side of thepicture are repiresentations of the battles of Vittoria arid Wiraterloo ; in the fotrmer the Duke of WNellington is the prineipal promsinent figure, mounted on a white cleirger,wearing a large white nsantle. In tbe latter picture his Grace is also the principal pro- minentfigure, niounted on a fine bay horse, and wearing a blue mantle. The Duke is represented as pointing towards the army, and appears to be giving ordersto an officer, who is in the act oi mounting his horse. There are three large glasses in the piers in this room,- also, entirel) filling. up the piers. There are inarble slabs before the glasses, which have brass rods to guard the glasses from beirng broken. The curtains are of crimson satin, with gold.colourcd fringe and lace. The roorms in- crease in splendour, magnificence, and elegance from the first, till the aivival at the room in -which his Alajesty hela his drawing.roamn, to receive the compliments and contratulationsof his loving subjects. The decorations, ornamclnts,'and gildlings of the ceilings, cornices, &c., oftherooms, andothe'rembellishments,nreofthe first order. designed and executed in a manner well worthy the talents of this artists and tradesmen employed upon the occasion, for the spleindour of the Court of Great Britain. 'Behind' the Throne is a room, which was part of an apartment oc- cupied by one ofthe laids of Honour, and in which the New Year's Ode and the Birth-day Ode used to'be performed by the King's band, the door being open at the time 'close to the Throne. It is nonw his present Majesty's closet to give audiences in; to re- ceive the ForeignAimbassadors, the Cabinet Ministers, the great Officers of State, and the different br anches of his own illustrious fa- silUy. This is htted up in an elegant and appropriate manner. Be- von;d this room is the King's dressing or private room, into which the King enters from the garden. The company retired froui the presence of the Sovereign by a different route. On their leaving the drawing-room, they turned to the left, and passed through a gaUery which led them to the grand staircases, without pagjng through tle other roams. In these rooms there are seats for the cempany, 'in case they have to wait for their servants and carrie Anether room belonging to this spacious suit of rooms,-whieh has uindergone a coer.plete charge, is one which was not opened yesterday, it not being a ccurt-room; it was the old ball.room, but has beetu entirely new-modelled, for the purpose of 5 supper-room, for a series of entertainments, which it is understood His 1tlajesty intends giving, and for which purpose a communicatioti has been made with it and the old kitchen. The room is of a w hite ground richly gilt in compartments of various dhimensions. The ceiling bas 12 per- forated 6rnaments.. It has fife large or.motilu lustres, that in the centre particularly brilliant and splendid. The whole of the fitting_ up' is in a very novel style, and is said to excel in magnificence any thing of the kind that has ever been seen. This drawing-room has given a revival to a trade which has fallen greatlyintodisuse, viz., the sedan chairmnakers; and, strange to tell, there is only one manufacturer in London. The Duchess of Nor- thumberland came in a most splepdid chair, preceded by four foot- men in new superb liveries. TheLdoors were onened exactly at one o'clock, when the company were adumitted with great despatch; au many as five-carriages set dewn atitbe same time, at the new erntrance opposite to the King's German-Chapel; thev continued to arrive in such great numbers, that bv two o'clock, sitbough the Privv Chamber has been so consi- derably enlarged, that room, the Presence Chamber, and the Guard!- room, were completely fillcd, and in a short time atter, the whole of -he spacious stair-case was contpleiely blocked up. They continued to arrive in crowded numbers till half-past three o'clock. The difrerent branches ot the Koyal eamlffy, wvno etereti vr uyw military yard, were received with the band playing ' God save the EKing." The Duchess of Kent and the ;Prin&Bs Sophiz Matltda camie in state. His-Mlajesty slept at the Palace on Wednesday night. At tno o'dock the Duke of York, the Duke and Duchess of Clxrence, the Princess Augusta, Princess Sophia Matilda, Prince Leopold, and also Prince Leiningen were adttiitted into the royal closet to the pre- sence of the King. At twenty-five mninutes past tw o o'clock, his Miajesty left his royal closet,and entered his principaldrawing-room, and received those entitled to the entre, consisting of the koreign Ambassadors and 31inisters, the (:abinet slinisters, the Great Otfi- cers of State, and others. The Foreign Ambassadors and Ilinisters present were, the Prussian, Portuguese, Danish, American. Russian, Swedish, French Neapolitan, Baden, Hessi-t and iVurtemberg, and Alr. &lquhoun, C{onsul-Genernal j the QaTis Towns. T'he Russian Ambassador came in state, as clid Prince Polignac, the French Ambassador, accompanied by Mr. S. A. Billing, C. -T. Roth, and Count Alfred de Van. dreui. The Baroness Langsdorff,; the Lady of the Ilessian Bli_ nister, was presented tO his Majesty by AMrs. Canning. Le Cheva- lier de Kautzow, the Charg6 d'Affaires of his Majesty the King o? Sweden and Norway at the Court of his Most Faithbti Majesty, bv the Coant of Villa ReaL the Porttguiese Ambassador. The g3varinn Alinister, and M r. Niemtienl, the Secretary to the Austrian Embassy, were also present. The Archbishop of Canterbury anid the Bishop of-London came in state, as did the Speakerofthelloouse of Commons. There were also present the Archbishop of York, thc Great Chamberlain of England and Deputy, the Deputy Earl Marshal, the Lord Clhamberlain, the Lord Chiief Justice of the Court of ing's Bencb, the Attorney-Gencral, the Solicitor-Ge. neral, the King's Advocate, the Judge of the Arches' Court, the Lord Alavor of London, the Lady Mayoress, Sheriffs Laurie and Whittaker, Under-Sheriff Richardson, Alr. Fitzgerald, Hligh She. rifF bf the county of Suffolk, Ar. A. W. Des Barres, Attorniey- General to the late Government of Cape Breton. 'T'he members of the diWh!rcnt Orders wvore their different collars, it being a Gala Court day, which liad averysplendid effect. At the conimencement- of the general levee, his Al ajesty took his station wvith his back to the second winelow. in the front of a chair. The King's Royal re- latives, &c., arranged themselves to the left of the King according totheir-rank. His llaje-ty continued to receive the very numerous presentations and complinients ofthe nobilitv and.gentry till a quAr. ter betore five o'cock, with his usual afthbflity and -condescension. The Cabinet Alinisters appeared in purple embroidered mniforms. The principal part of the noblemen and gentlemen we noticed at the late levees. The following were'among those preselt:_ Dukes-aMarlbirough, (iGtton, Argyll, Ridchmond, Dorset, Leeds, Alontrose, Athol. Duchkesses-Wellington, Rutland, Richmond. N orthumberland, Bedford, Leeds, Dowager Leeds, Dowager Rkhmond, Dswrger Rutland, Montrose, Argyll, Dorset. * ; t-k5SW....Exseti4 Wrn ;ger,1JAfo4td,CAnden,Cholmin. d&Jey, rLif.ndou, Lanedsowan;ohyngliafi.''- 5Cfc...rrus=zSta6brd, Lansdown, Salisbury, Londonderry, Diashire, Huntley Westmxeath, lVinchester, ConynghaTn. LCals.Sufolk, S'heflield, Roscommoa, Abingdon. Harrowby, Etston, Bathurst, Liverpool,Wesrnorland, Harcourt, Abergavenny, Verulam. Strathmore, Winchilsa, Stair, Cork, Donoughmore, Shaftesbury, Rocksavagc. COW-tcuse-e-Chichester, Pembroke Mlulgrave, Bcauchansp,Clon- mell, Brovnlow, Lejtr.3't Coventrv, inarewood, Warwick, Rotbes, Abuildord, Aboyne, Cork,' ~a.son, Uxbridge, Sheffield, Carhampton, B Wwemyss,Manvers, Surey. hlengelen. Normantoa,(Gal- oway, Clare. Y'erulam Denbigh, I ondale, Belmore, Easton, Gnat as de Cordignan,' Dowager llchester, Bathuast, Listowel, Liverpool ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~btlrae Mtuvnrster.' Jichster, W7aterfbrd, Lieven, Hurrowrby, Mhugrave, Vi4rostnfr.Exsnouth, Clive, Mfandeville, Lake, MelviUe, Gage. Palmerston. de Ranville. rzcoaMeSse Sidmouth. Norrnanbv, Forbes, MAandeville, Ber- lard,lAndover2Fielding, Gage, DowagerAnson, DowagerGalway, Lorde-Radesdale, Rolles,. Prndhoe, Kensington, Bayning, Tul- la1nOre, Erskine, Hennikrr, Dudley. Manraborougb, Lovaine, Sid- ney, Arden, Ciwydyr, Giffr,rd,Aylesford, Henrv Howard,Colchester, Ghthantm, Montford, Bagot, C. Towsihend, Saltoun, Rendlesham, G. BtntinCk, Bolton, St. Helens, Gravys, Howayd of Effingham, Rodner, MSanners, Dvnevor. LodiesWiuam Rodney, Patlelt, Lowe, G. Coyiynghanm, E. Lowtber. Gifford, ABrecket, Colchester, Barham, Anstruther. C. Btauclerk, A. 3lontagu Scott, J. S. Peel, Al. Brudenell,Brownrigg, C. Paule-t, Rl. Pelhamn, Hislop, A. Peiham. Surrey,Lainbert,Gran- tbam, 2 Grabamq, lnmhoff, Rnwlev.Ottway.KnightlYvFane,Borough, Pymm, Ommanev, Hippisley. H: Paget, A. C. Smith, T. Farquhar, A. Vsae,Mlaryborough Rolle,Lambert, C.Duncombe,L.DiincombeS, HobhQuse, BfIfinyr,E.Lowther, T. Scott, ETenniker, DlowagerArua- dell, J.Stopford, A. L.ezge, I. Cust. L[acon, E. IT. East, E. Howard, Swinbourne, Nugent, A. Holrovd, WVarburton, H. Paulett, Banks, BloItmfield, Bolton, Johuntone,'&. Clive, C. Berkeley. 5V. Berkeley, Ramsden, *Jernin0harn, Sewell, Hnnywood, Rae, Farquhar, M. Walpole, F. Lascelles, Kerrison. Forester, A. Cotton, Mlildmay, Tvllarnore. Pringle, Dering, H. P.arker, I. F itov, A. Ingilby, It. Hammond Sherborne, Barharr, L. Pasey, Shiffner, rrollope, P. Ton-line, Christie. C. Dund-sv, Laurie, F. Bantinck, Sdlsev, Rod- WY. !. A. Gaze, H. Nevill, tose, T. Fitzroy. Petre, Al. Petre, Knatchbull. Arundell, Oswald, E. Baker, East, Wallscourt, Floyd, Dowa-er Floydv, Clinton. C. Stopford, t. U'. Afelville, Ogilby, S. Beresford. Dynevor, S. Bayley. R. Bagot, Strachan, H. Whit- shed, C F. Hattom, E. Stopfohd. Teignmouth, Al. Sanderson, G. StUart, J. Stuart, PDlamere, Ongley, Strange, Al. Walpole, Pollen, Ridley, MTontfort, Neave, G. Onslosr, J. Thvnne, K. Stewart, A. Poulett, Dowawer Saltoun, H-. Lascelles, MI. Stopford, M. Stanley, E- Norman, Yomy, Mlartin, S. Boyle, Burgb, Mt. Leslie, B. Les lie, H. Durham, C. A. Cooper, Ponsonbv, Scovell, S. North, RI. Charteris, C. 6harteris, Westphall, E. 3Montagu, C. M1ontaga, H. Boyle, Hanmmond. Alvanley, A. Beresford, G. Murray, S. Miarray, Navler.- F. Bentiuck, C. Townshend. R;ig 'o rnorab1ez._S. Canning, Sir 0. F. [ill, Sir J. Nicholl, C. Grant, Ladly Rendlesham, Dowarer ladv Brownlow. Lady Heaniker, Lady Onzley, Lady Bolton, G. Caininz, F. Robinson, -Arbuthnot, C Wynn, Sir H. Russell, Rev. 0. Nevflle. Rev. G Bridzm.sn, Mrrs. Lushineton. Rev. R. Bagot, Captain F. Pel. lew, Miss Robinson, Miss S. Miackenzie. Catptain Paget, bliss C. Shore, Aliss B. Irhv, Mfiss Irby, Mrs. Hope, Mfiss Perceval, J. -rinniker, Lady Borough, Mrs. S. R. Lushington, Mliss E. 31. LiTre, ille P,ane. aontournbles-J. Tollemache, - Lascelles, CaItaln H. Gardner, MIrs. Barrington, Aliss H. Brodrick, Mrs. Rice, Aliss Dillon, MIiss C. Arden, Mrs. Frankland, Mrs. Bowles, 3rs. B. Thompson, Lady 0lynne, I\rs. Burton, tiss Henniker, Mrs. G. Bridgeman, Mrs. C. TovIae, !iss Arderi, 1rs. Pellew. ?llrs. Stransge, l\rs. Cal- vert, SilSs C. Shore, 3rs. Jervis, Mrs. H. Windsor, AIr. H.Wind- sor, Mibs Lake, *rs. F. Pellew, Aliss H. L. Rice, Lady Hope, Mrs. West, liss Howard. Lady Cockerell. Ali.is Mitford, Alice Tr. fusis, Mirs. Grant. frs. ifevfll, Miss Cust, Afiss Al. Curt, Lady ,M7urray, hlrs. W. Herbert, Miss B. Fraser, Blrs. E. Cust, Lady Bllackv;ood, AIlrs. Barnard.Mfr. Bowles. Bishops-Lichfield and Coventry, London, Lincoln, Winchester, Raphoe, Oxford, Exceter, Cheater, St. David's, Sodor and Man, St. Asaph, Salisburv. Slevrend Doctors-Russell, Garrow, Symons, Blomberg, Kuper, Sleath. DoNtori-Brec, Scudamore, BrGdum, Lee, LL. D., Robin. son, LL. D. Rcrerend A&rsrs_C. Swan. T. G. Storie, A. Hall, T. H. Siely. Barons-LangsdorfF, Fagel, Werther, de Cette. Cotnts-Villa Real, Aloltke. St. Martin d'Aiglie, de Ludolf, Salazar, Charles de Cadiznan, de Mandesloh. AZder-nen-Alagnay, Birch, Flower, Heygate, Brydges. Sir:-R. Gardiner, Jamnes Williauns, Astley Cooper, A. .Jobnstone, C. Rowlev, A. Atalet, R. WVigram, .U.P., H. Lowe, R. T. Ferquhar, T. Lawrence, C. Flower, F. Maladean, S. Fludycr, C. Forbes. F. Ommaney, Al. P., F. Desanges, C. Imhoff, C. Aldis, J. Inglis, W. Brabazon, F. T. Henniker, C. H. Colville, H. Turner, C. Barnard, R. Chester, H. Vivian, W. Con- greve, .J. Copley, IV. W. WVynn, C. Wetherell W. Gorden, C. Long, C. Robinson, C. Poole, G. Jerningham, H. Taylor, E. B. Baker, A. P<lmonstone, N Rycroft J. Astley. !t. Jodrell, F. Fowke, E. Kerrison, r. Halket, C. dunrer, C. Robinson, G. Al. dermn, F. Baker, H. Onslow, 0. Ntugent, E.-lslso, R. Arbuthnot, D. Ocilby. Adrnirais.-LIord A. Beauclerk. Sir B. Alartin, Digby, Sotheby, Sotheron, Fraser, Steuhens, Sir C. Rowley. Generubt-_Sir L. -tway, Cbanpagne, Balfour. Mathias, Mac. stuarrie. Sir W. Cockbum, N. Hipkins, hfichel, Durham, Turner, Stile, Orzg, Lord A. Blayney, Burr, Bailey, Crosbie, Riall, Shrapnell. Coto0n1eL&t-soubray,Blackburne, Lindsev, H. Baillie, Delamotte, W. Vaughan Davis, Palmer, W. Hullf Wortley, Richardson, Rushbr'oke, Brough, Buckworth, Astell, R. T. de lontmorency, S 1o0t Alorahcad, Barne, AM.P., C. Gardiner, Sir G. Way, Clifton, ing. MAoji.rt-Brereton, Vi,. Barnard, Baker, Crawford, J. Bell, R4. binson, Arnold, 'W. L. Wood, Miarrie. Captaini-Fitzzerald. 7th Vet. Battalion; H. C. Harrison, Corrv, CoTh,rd. Hurd, Methold, R. Vandeleur. J. Crisp, Towers, Brough, 0. V. Vernon, R.N., Raines, Graham, Dance, Greenwood, Conroy, Roberts, Boteler, R.N., 'D. H. O'Brien, R.N.; R. S. B. MUorley, Beechey. Lyon, P. P. Kine, W. Willock, Torriano, Powys, Cold- streani Guards, Rodd, R. N., Bullock, Ist Life Guards, F. Brace, R.N., F. S. Thomas, R.N., Griffinboofe, R.N., Lawson, Sir T. Ormaby, Bait., Crawford, H. Saunderson,J.Crispe,Grover, Phillimora, St.anden Bowen, Montgomzry, R.N., J. E. Cairnes, F. P. Lester, Marsac, Shirley Cartwright. Noel, J. a'Donald, Pearse, W. Rogers, A. O'Tresl. Lieutdnants-Fortescue, Phillips, R.'H. Lowth, A. O'Neile, William;s F. Cutler, F. Leeke, Windus, Perring Robinson,Wyn- yard, Bushnan, Burnabv, Calderwood, Deedes, Alexander. ('ornets-Christie, Mitchell. Afes.trs.-Neave, F. Ladbroke, F. Dundas, Kvn&aton, Askew, E. Dawkin- Swinton Jervis, Armstrong,Povnder, Round, Herbert, W. Duncombe, Fane, M.P., Beechey, E. Pole, Tapps Holdsiorth, M.P.,Richardson, J. Fairlie, P. Clark, W. Hll, C. BerridgeAldi.s, Ure, Al. Jones, P. Howard, W. Horton, C. Smith, Rush, A. Smith, Howard (of Corby). Turner, Bowles, Ellis, C. Bradshaw, Lusbing. ton, M'Gillivray, Harrison, F. T. Sampayo, De Alello, De Car- valho, F. Calveit, Atwood, M. P.. R. Grange. T. Wlest. Hope, B. W.'ilbraham, W. Tavlor, Al. P., Cheere, hJ. P., Alansfield A1 P IV. M1Sadocks, M. P., J. ff. Curtis, Leonard, Rosgon, Wallace Lockhart, W. Russell, II.P., Buller, Blackburn; Salami, Calvert, J. Bronkes, F. R. S., Theobald, Alies, Penn, Colquhoun, B.icicnell, R. Wilson, IV. Lewis, Russell, Howard, F. W. D. Harrison, JLittledale, Dawkins, V. Peel, G. Harriron L Peel Russell C. Kautzow, G. Loft.s, Bicknell, Leslie, i-. Grin ley, S. MI'Gillivray. Fielding, J. Bullock, Vade, Fitzgerald, Stiles, R. H. Lowth, J. %V. Parkins, B. Simpson, Frankland, Francin, IV. Barrow, Littleton, C. Forbes, Du Pre, S. Murray, Forester, L. Betliam, Worrlev, W. Dancombe, Bomford, Making E Par- ratt, A. W. Ves Barres, Hancock, J. Bax, Lockhart, Cox, Lowther, G. R. Robinson, Denison, Marshall, S. Mac- kenzie, Pelham, Woodford, W. Bosanquet, Hope. Huskis. son, Peel, Howley, Al. Sutton, AV. Turr.er, W. Stuart, C. Calvert, Capt. W. H. Sykes, Howard, O'Brien, Fitzgerald D. Davenport, Scott. Lechmere, . Dawklns, H. B. Leonard, a. Croft, Hoare, C,mphell, Burr, 1.. Bethune, B. 5ape], J. LindsaY, Antrobus, .J. Phillimore, Fletcher, Champagne, Poyntz, G. iNightingale, Poulett, Dawkins, Sotheron, Welley. ayisBresel-R. GrangBrownk, 1] eygate, Fisher, F. Cooper, Pin- ney,"W. B.- Wilbraharr, memp, Littledale, Harvey, J. Atkinson, Talbot,FSuunu, Al itchel, AI.Burgoyne, De Grey, Freemantle, Rooke, Morse, RB. Price, Theobald, Al. Biddulph, R. Musgrave, Ansley, 1. Jenner, Bridges. Faraham, H G. Ward J. Msrtineau,C. Collins, Beckford, W. L. Fox, Doyle. Rigby, W. Martin. A. Canmnbell, Alagnay, Antrobus, A. Ellis, [ocke, Hastings, Bradshaw, W'. Bo- sanquet, Boehm, Bowles, E. Walpole, W. Jones, Riley, Dalrys. e; Sneydl, Madocks, F. S.N. Downingy,,Alexander,GS. ~oftus.,11r. avlor, H. BaiUie, 'W. Joilifi', D. Calderwood, C. Parry, Lucy, L. Iremonger, WV. Lewis, NV. Camac, Balfour, Miles. T. Chaplin, Denison, Fisher, Alexander, G. Byng, J. Buller, Brown, Scott, Bebb, N. Halsey Lockhart, Astell, Ciquhoan, Edmnonatone, Norton, Franklant, Ross. Gunning, Harrison, Davies, De Cres- igny3 Gordon Hanbury, S. Skinner, Lysons, C.Boyle, J. Rormd, . artwright, T. Rodd, Channon, Al. Oliver, PaElmer, WV. Barren, W. Russell. Misses..-M. Arbuthnot, C. Blackwell, Vansittart, Fitzgerald, Rowley, 0. Rowley. .7. Fitzgerald, Townshend, 5i. Townshend, C. Wlliarn WVynn, lVeUeslev, G. Psget, F. Calvert, Calvert, Howley, C. Dawlins. Harvey, Howard (of Corby), GTwynn Bloom. field, Fletcher, L. Rowley, Morse, Pole, Sn Bayly. V. Brans- -dew. F. Crofton, A. Howard, Irby, B~. Scott, A_. Parker, F. Nayler, L. Riddle, Jones, Wheatley., Cliambers, Mucrara, Conyssgharne, J. Reeves, G. Byrne, Alitchells, Saunrin, . Saunin, Nugent, John. cfone,Lethbridge. J. IV. Alastin, Alash, H. Mlash, Du Pre; Onslow, B. Stuart, Beauclerek. Chapel], Sewell, V. Stuart, J. Norman, C. NEr u's, C. Rice, Johnson Jenner, 0. Frankland, E. Scott, Rose, - Ben~ ,. S. Beresford, H. Chaplin, Theobald, Kidney, IlMurray, Ya~$ hambr, C Trelwny,Borogh, Russell, SI. Denison, Diaby, Shifiher,E 11 Malclm, nysJeniogham, G. Jerningbam Des Vaux C.Knachbli, . Asje, B DeGrey, Willaiams, J. *'r..uford; H.alsey, F!ranAki2rSand S. Johnste 6orein, M t lorgan , stell, [l. Harnilton, Petre,- A. Al. Petre, Howard. Ashburner, Pusey, Miaurice, Al. Troilope, Trol1ope, Farnnham, Bootle Wil-. bka-n, two yeBootle VVislbaham--jexyheda rwirom urunam, we t extreaeay J. AmForester, J Hae. A. Parker, A. Hanmilton Al. Luxmiore, Nicboll, C. Elliot,'Vyse, Courtenay, SF . Ulcsuburne, Blackburne, F. n ayler,' Daven- port, L. Ridley, J. Stanley, Jones Benfield, Ramaden, Wheat. ley. 3l. Vykeham Martin, Atholl flurray, Kniht, Rycrof, H. Rycroft. C. Fitz Roy, Burr, Barnard, Reeves, H. Duncombe, F. Luxc-mA, J. Fitzgerald, S. Inge, Swinnerton, Henniker, Dis- bSwed, H. Disbenwr, A. Al. Dawkins, Barrett Lennard, Forester, Malcolm. aildmay Bradshaw, Gun3nicg, Gordon, F. Barraden, Crofton, Byrne, B'ayly, Rae, F. Lascellev, Fitzgerald, Tisdall, H. I)uucombe, Strange, A. Loacelles, B. Barn;, Cecil Rice, Car. r,ridg,eman Simpson, Upton, Fliiyder, L. Fluyder, Pole. Alores; F. Christie, Fish er, Irlby, Parker, J. Shilther, I rto-E Bak well, Duncornbe, Pringle, Loftus, Storhouse, Sneyd, Aliddleton B3idduiph, N'eave, E. Neave, E. Farnham, Bridgemun Simpson, S-mnlisbrne, Hlippisley, T. Theobald, J. Alexander, Al. Alexander, Liddell, Sztardey7, Calvert, Luxmore, J. Hobhouse C. Hobhouge, S. Ann eslcy, E. Swinburne, E. Stuart, F. Doyle, B. Colins, Trot. ser, Walpole, F. Christie, Ridle,, Crawiford, C. Edmonstone, L. Beenyon, Beresf'ord, Legge, A. ixnatchbull, E. Dundas. It being two yvears since his Alajesty held a drawing-roomn, the pre.sentationls werLexrtremely numerous. Among themn were- I Ais lW a(ddocks., by the Countess of Coventry. Lady Petre, by Lady Mary Petre. Alims Gwynn. by the Countesq of COventry Mrs. Heygate- late Lady Miayoreas, cby Mirs. F.sher, the lady of the Bishop of S,alisbury. Vice-Admniral Fraser, on his going abr6iad. Air. Wil2liam Rue WVilson, on his return fromn travels in 'Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, and on going abroad. L-dy L-aurie, by.MLr&. Illegay, as Law Lady MfAYOles. : sr^ .Cl s, Calvett, on het riarriage,' by Jsert*ilfer,-lidy wlea1y. . Lady Alvanley, by the Duchess of Leeds. The Lady 1layoress, by MIrs. MIagnay, as late Lady Mayoresz. Miss Mlash, by the Mar&eioness of U estmeatb. The [Ion. Miss Ardens, by the Duchess of Leeds. Bliss Catherine Elliot, by the Countess Bathurst. Bliss H. Mash, by the hMarchioness of WVestmeath. Aliss J. Fitzgerald, by Mra. Fitzgerald. Aliss A. Knatchbull, by the Dowager Lady Knatchbull- Mrs. Captain IV. H. Sykes, on her marriage, by Lady Forbes. Miss Dtipre, by the Dowager Dacbess of Richmond. Miss WVhteatley, by Lady Brownrigg. Mfis Jones,'by her mother, MXrs. 1Y. jones. AIrs. V. Turner, on her marriage, and going to Constantinople, by AIrs. W. Stuart. Miss F. Nayler, by Lady Nayler. The Hon. Ml;rs. F. PeUew, by, Ars T. Chaplin, on returning front abroad. IMiss Lethbridge, by her mother Lady Letbbridge,. The Hon. Mrs. Strange, by Lady S. Murray. '- Aliss Nugent, bv her mother, Lady (Sir George) Nugeint.1. The Hon. Mrs. Pelew, by the Duchess of Northumberlanl,on her marriage. Bliss G. Byrne, by Lady (Sir G.) Nugent. The Hon. Alis Arden, on her retuirn from the continent, by the Dowager Duchess ef Leeds. Aliss Mlalcolm, by AIrs. J. Butler. Miss Trotter, by Airs. Antrobus. Mlrs. E. Collins, by her mother, Mlrs. Colonel Collins. Mrs. F. Doyle, by MIrs. Rigbvy .Alias E. Faniham, by hermother. Miss C. Edmonstone, by her mother. Alias Stonhouse, by Lady liolton. Miss E. Swinburne, by Lady Swinburne. Mliss E. Stuart, by Lady G. Stuart. Miss A. Alexander, by the Dowager Lady Saltoun. Hon. Mliss Dillon, by the Countess of Listowell. Illias B. lIennard, by Ladr B. Lennard. Miss Pringle, by Lady Pringle. AMiss Fitzgerald, by Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mliss 0. Frankland, by the H'n. llrs. Bowles. Miss Gunning, by Airs. Ross. Aliss C. B. Simpson. by Airs. B. Simpson. Hon. Mliss Henniker. by the Hzon. LAdy Henniker, her mother. Mliss Mlorse, bv .Urs. Alorse. Miss Pole by AIrs. W. Stuart. Honourab;e SIrs. Herbert Gardner, by Lady Imhotf. Hon. Irs. Barrington, on her mairiage, by the Viscountess Nor. manby. Ali.s Gardner. by Lady Imhoff. Mliss Elizabeth Blackwell, by the Visa wager Anson. Aliss Jane Halsey, by her motbe I 51507. Aliss Isabella Forester, by L, -- .5farchiorim a is su- wnshire. March ion ess of Sal is bury,'re s;) vnhie Miss Susan Inge, b La Mliss Trotter, by AIrs. Aliss Mloreton. bv the' b nbgh. Miss Joanna Alr ay Sahown. Aliss Christi tie. Alivs Irby, Me on. Ar. Irby, by her aunt Lady Aliss Borouuh, b other, the Hon. Lady Borough. Aliss Mary enison, Mrs. Denison. Countess of Beauchamp, on her coming to the title, by the Coun. tess of Clonmell Mliss Jean WVykeham Allartin, by the Hon. Mrs. S. R. Lushington. Miss Elizabeth Stuart, by her motler, Lady George Stunrt. Mtliss Charlotte Rice, by Lady Dynevor. AIlrs. (Ml. General Thomas) Browne, on her return from India, by Lady Christie. Miss Henniker, da-nghter of the laze Hon. Lieut.-<eneral Sir Brydges Henniker, Bart., by the Right Hon. Lady Henniker. Lady Banks, by Airs. William Jolliffc. Alrs. Charles Parry, by the Hon. Mlrs. de Grey. Mrs. Lucy, on her marriage, by the Countess of Warwick. Aliss Lascelles ireinonger, by her mother, MIrs. Lascelles Ire. monger. Lady Frances Conyngham, on her marriage, by the Marchioneas of Conyrgham. Mliss Rose, by Lady Colehester. Mrs. and Miss Campbell, bv the Hon. Mrs. Grant. Mliss Harriet Brodrick, by Viscoantess Bernard. AMis Cecil Rice, by Lady Dvnevor. MIiss Georgiana Rowley, bv Lady Rowley. Aliss Strange, by Lady S. Murray. Aliss Duncombe, by Ltady C. Dancombe. Aliss Tisdall, by the Countpss of Sheffield. Alias Baylev, by Lady H. Bagot. Aliss Cunniinghame, by Lady Saltoun. Hon. Mrs. Burton, on her marriage, by Lady Nugent. Hon. Airs. Rice, by Lady Dynevor. Hon. Aliss C. Arden, on her return from the continent, by the Duchess Dowager of Leeds. Ron. Alrs. G. Bridgernan, by the Hon. Airs. Courtenay Boyle. Hon. Mrs. B. Thomwpsn, by tile Hon. Lady Glynne. llirs. Riley, on her marriage, by Lady Brownrigg. Aliss Johnson, (daughter of Lady Lowe), by Lady Lowe. Mrs. Fletcher, by Lady Imhoff. Aliss Stonhouse, bv Ladyv Bolton. Aliss Fletcher, by Lady Imhoff. Alrs. J. Lindsay, on lier marriage biy lIrs. Antrobus. Miss Beauclerk, by her mothe;, hirs. Beauclerk. Aliss G. Beauiclerk, by her mother, Mrs. Beauclerk. imrs. J. Phillimore, by the Countess of Liverpool. M. Le Comte Charles de Cadignan, on his marriage. Hon. Slrs. Frankland. by the Hon. Mrs. Bowles. Aliss IV. Alartin, by the Hon. Airs. S. R. Lushington. Aliss V. S:uart, by Lady J. Stnart. Mrs. NV. CartwTight, on her marriage, by the Countess of Nor- manton. Lady E. Stopford, by the Countess of Pembroke. IMiss T. Theobald, by Airs. Theobald. Lady G. Stuart, bv Lady J. Stuart. MIrs. LyEons, by Lady John Thynne. M rs. Hanbury, on her marriage, by the Countess of Galloway. Alrs. Davies, on her marriage, by her mother, Mrs. de Crespigny. Alrs. Nevinson, on her marriage, by Lady B. Lennard. Alias Gunning, by Alrs. Ross. Airs. Astell, by Lady Shifiner. Mirs Brown, by Mrs. Scott (of Harden) Lady Honywood, by the Countess of Sheffield. Lady Al. Berkeley, by the Countess Bathurst. Lady Johnstone, on her marriage to Air. Weyland, by Lady Rae. Lady Baniks, by A11rs. NV. JoilWe. Lady H. Paulett, by the Allarchioncss of Wilncbester. Lady East by Lady Nugent. Lady E. lioward, by the Countess of Surrey. Lady bacon, by Alrs. 3. R;ound. Lady I Cust on her marriage, by the Dowager Lady Brownlow. Captain W. Iogrs, R. N., by the Lord in Waiting. Captain Lawson, on appointment. Lady J. Stoptord by the Countes.s of Pembroke. Lady HI. Scott, by the Countess of Clonmell. Alias ('. Hobouse and Alias .r. Hobbouse, by Lady Hobhouse. Lady L. Duncombe and Aliss H. Duncombe, by Lsdy Dun- combe. Lady Lambert, on her marriage, by the Viscountess Gage. Lady T. Farqnhar, on her return from the Mauritius, by the Countess Bathurst. Nrs. Frankland, by Lady S. Alurray. Lady H. Paget, upon her return from India, by the Countess of Galloway. Aliss Whitshed, and Aliss H. lWlhitshed, by their mother. AIrs. Dawkins, on her marriage, by Mrs. Sotheron. Alrs. NV Bosanquet, on her marriage, by the Right Hon. Lady Bolton. Aliss Jane Fitzgerald, by Airs. Fitzgerald. ,lias C. Elliot, by Countess Bathurst. Iady C. Beauderk, by Lady F. Beaucierk. Aliss C. H. Williams Wynn, by the Duchess of Montrose. Captain Raines, on his return overland from India. Allajor-General Aisguarrie, late (Govemsor of New South WVales. Lady Lambert, by Viscountess Gage. Captain F. T. Thomas, U. N., by the Lord in Waitinc. C:aptain Alethold, late of the lgth Lancers, on promotion. Lieutenatnt R. H. Lowth, 9th Regitnent of Infantry, on his pro. Imotion. Lady Farquhar by Countess Bathurst. Lady Barhamn, by the Dowager Duchess of Rutland. Lady Rose, by. Lady Colchester. Aliases Rose, by Lady Colchester. Lady C. Pauleit, by the Alarchionesg 6f Winchester. Lady A. Paulett, by the Alarchioness of Winchester. Lady C. Berkeley, by the Countess Bathiurst. Lady Hislop, on her marriage, by Countess Bathurst. Lady l. Berkelev, by Countess Bathurst. Lady Gifford, bv Lady Colchester. Lady Al, Brudenell, by the Duchess of Dorset. Lady H. Paulett, by the Marchioness of NWinchester. Lady J. L. Peel, on lier marriage, by Alrks Peel. Lady E. Graham, by the Duchess of Atonitrose. Lord A?ontford, on his return from tbe Continent. Ifiss Hovley, by AMrs. Howley. Alrs. G. Niglhtingale, by the Dowager Duchess of Rutland. The Alarchionesa of Londonderry, on coming to the title, and re. turrling from the Court of Vienna, by the Dtiliess of Mlontrose. Alis . Paget, by tbe Dachess of Richmond. Mrs. S. Mackenzie, by the Dachess of WVellington. The Earl Of Stair, on coming to the title. llrs. Wellesley, by the Duchess of Wellington. Viscountess Sidmouth, on her marriagc, tb c ALIrchioness ot Hon. iatis Robinson, by Lady Glranthana. Lady A. Pelheam, by the Coun.tess of Chichester. Alissi Howard, by Lady H?. HIownrd. The Chevalier do Kantzow, his Swzedish and Norwegian Majesty's Charge ddAffaire5 to his MUoat Faithful Miajesty, by the Portugucse A1ir. Chaplin, by her sister. AI-ir. Arbutlinot. IAlisFitzerald, by Ai tzgers. Fitzgerald. Lady Rowl'ley, on her return to Bngland. -II iss Rowleiy by her mother, LadRRowle le The Rev. J. H. Siely, his Majesty's resident Chaplain at Lisbon. The Rev. Andrew Hal on his degree of Doctor in Divinity. La Comtesse Charles de Cahlignan, by airs. T. Rodd. VisVcount ess Ennismore, by the Countes s of Listowe. Alias H. Hamilton, by her mother, Lady Hamilton. Airs. J. Croft, by Lady (Sir George) Nugent . Airs. H.. B. Lennard, on her mar riage, by Lady-B. Lennard. M Iiss I. Norman, by Lady E. Norman. bliss Byrne, by Lady (Sir George) Nugent. Miss C. Nrrman, by Lady E. Norian. Air-Ms. Colonel O'Briea, on her marriage, by the Right Hon. Lady Ongley. Alhis F. Croftorf, by the Cotentes of Ga alovzay. Lady S. Bayley, by Lady H. Bagot. Lady, S. Beresford, b b the Marchioness of Vaterford. LadY C. Ctapford, on her mnarriage. Lady Flovyd, on her miariage by the Dowager Lady Floyd. Dowae 'Lady Knat u natchbull, by Dowager Lady r el. Lady Rose, on her rettirn from Bcrlin,-by Lady CoCchetee. Laady Mlary.Arm GaCe, on her return from the continent, by Lady Jerningham. ern rengh0Lnam Tomline, on coming to the title, by the Rifh h Io'Ld oton. h LadY Bachamn, by the Duchess Dowager of uutland. Lady Sherhombe, by LadY John Thnynne. Lady C. Berkeley, on her marr iage, by the Countess of Euussoo. Lady A. Angilbyq on her tnarria, b yR ley. Lady Tullanore, by the Countess of Uxbridge. Lady ChardeaTowslheand, by L7,dy Allargaret W-al ple. * * ~~~Tr * D 61 ; & 1.,dy Alvanl=,, oa her rtursif romf the continent, by the Dsclsess Dowager of I IWy Emily .MIontagu, bv the MIarchioiess of Huntley.'. Lady Westphal, by Lady Strange. Lady a Charteris, by the Countess of WVemyss. -Lady S. Boyle, by Viscsuntess Bernard- Lady Young, by the Countess of Belmore. -The ltight Hon. Lady Rendleshamr, Alr Alexander, Alist -S. Alexander, and Afiss N. Alexander, by the Dowager Lady 8altoan. Miss F. Chichester and Ilisa L. Crawfurd, by Lady Kerrison. rr. WVorsley, Yrpkshire- flussar Yeomanry, by the. Lord in Waiting. Aliss F. Christie, b v lady Christie. Mias C. Knatehbulb, by the Dowager Lady Knatchbull. Riss Reeves, by Lady A. Ingilby. Miss A. Parker, by Lady H. Parker. MHiss A. Hamnilton, by Lady Hlamilton. Mi5s I. Stanley, by Lady D!. Stasiley. Aliss L. Ridley, by Lady Ridley. Mliss Johnstone, bv Lady Johnstone. MUiss -urray, by Lady S. Murray. Miss Rowley, by Laay Rowley. Miss F. Jomnston, by Lady Johnston. _Miss Des Vocux, by Lady Des Voeux. 'he ' l Marchioness of Salisbury, bythe Marchioness of Downshire. Miksg-a. W. Martin, by the 11on. Irs. S. R. Lushington. Miss-M. Mlalcolm, by Mrs. J. BuUer. Miss Burr, by her mother. Miss Clambers, by the Countess of Clare. Lady L. C. Phipps, bg the Counte&s of Alulgrave. Miss K. Fludyer, by t hc Countess of Brownlow. Afiss Digbv by hermother the Countess of Andover. Miss Astell by Ladv Sliiff'ner. hliss Frankland, by'the Hion. Mors. Boivles. Miss Williamns, by Lady H. Ur uyn gn' Miss A. Astler, by Lady JSninthoum Viscountess 3andeviUGe, by the archoutess of H suntly. Mrs. G. Nightingale, on her marriage, by the Dowager Dachess of Rutland. Dirs. t. Oliver, on her marriage, by Lady Nugent. Mrs. Alexander, by the Dowager Blady Sltoun. Airs. R. S. oN herinara bv the ACountess of Sheffield, Alrs. R. Loftus, on her marriage, by Lady M. Walpole. Mrs. hMiles, by the Countess of Ilchester. Airs. Browne, On hr rctarn from Indbia, by Lady Christie. Mlrs. Kemp, by tLe Hon. Lady Brlackwood. I\rs. Rooke and Mfiss I,. Rooke, by Lady Bmownrigg. lrsm . Price, onhermarriage, byHtheSarchionessof .n ateoford. Mrs. W. BIusrove, on her marriage, by the Countess oL lnrwick. MIrs. s. Jenner, bv the Countess of Harerwoo. ilrss Dovle, by Mrs. RigHy. Miss Halsey, by Mirs. ML Halsey. rts. J. jUarninesu, by the Hon. Mrs. de Grey. flits. WF. Mlartin, by the Hon. MNrs. S. R. Lushington. Mrs. *V. Bosanquet, on her marriage,-by the H{on. Lady Bolton. Mfiss .Jenner, by Countess lIarewood. | nlss EI. Hloward, byir.Hwd,o orby.)