"And that this Court may form some judgment of the manner of the entertainment, your Committee have hereunto subjoined the bill of fare of their Majesty's table, and the totals of the several bills on this occasion, amounting to 6898_l._ 5_s._ 4_d._; which, your Committee have the satisfaction to acquaint this Honourable Court, have been all ordered for payment. "Your Committee, likewise, having provided a great variety of the choicest wines, took care that every guest should be supplied with plenty and dispatch; and yet the various services performed without hurry or confusion. "For this purpose your Committee issued no more tickets for admission than what (considering the necessary number of attendants, amounting to two hundred and forty persons) would fill the Hall without incommoding the Royal Personages for whom the feast was intended. "And to prevent as much as possible the intrusion of strangers (too frequent on such occasions) your Committee directed a temporary porch to be erected in the front of the Hall, where gentlemen of trust were placed at three several bars. "Upon the whole, your Committee omitted no care or pains to render the entertainment as commodious and agreeable as possible to the Royal Guests, and in some measure expressive of the zeal and veneration of this Honourable Court for their august Sovereign, his most amiable Consort, and illustrious Family, and of their sense of his gracious condescension in honouring this City with his Royal Presence: happy if they have in any degree answered expectation, and are allowed to have done justice to the honourable trust reposed in them. Signed this 15th day of June, 1762. "_S. Fludyer_, _Robert Alsop_, _Richard Glyn_, _Francis Gosling_, _Thomas Long_, _Robert Wilsonn_, _Francis Ellis_, _Henry Kent_, _James Walton_, _Charles Meredith_, _John Rivington_, _Thomas Cogan_, _Edward Waldo_, _W. Reeves_, _Samuel Freeman_, _William Tyser_, _John Paterson_." THE KING'S TABLE. FIRST SERVICE*.