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y THE LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICES!!! J. BR ANSCOMB and Co Proprietors of No. xt, HOLBORN, 37. CORNHILL, and 38, HAYMARKET, WHERE Tickets and Shares are nnw felling; warranted undrawn, recommend an immediate purchafe in the prefent Grand STATE LOTTERY, which contains more . Capital Prizes than were ever known ; and the Second day of. Drawing will be on Thurfday. The above Proprietors beg leave, to offer to the public attention the following great (tweets that hu' attended thofe numbers fold by them in the Lotteries for tBot and. 2806, which were divided in 267 different Shares of Capital Prizes, namely No. t 719 a Prize of 23,000 Flo. 4,077 a Prize of 3,000 7,7 c 7 20,022 11.871 ••-• 5, 000 7,686 20,020 17,915 +. 2,000 11,643 20,000 x 6,80 t 2.000 9.219 —•• so,coo 34,699 -- 1,000 456 =Poo 17.477 LOCO 23.747 -- 10,000 3.130 -- I „coo Likcwife, Twelve Prizes of cool. &c. &c. and where the Brit 30,c001. Prize ever flared was fold. *„• The Firft Drawn on the next Day of Drawing will he en titled to to,oozl. HER M4JESTT's BIRTH-DdY. Yetterday, being kept as the Anniverfary of her Majerry's Birthday, was graced with the ufnal fo• lemnities. . Soon after nine o'clock, their Majefliei and Prin cefes breakfalled together, at the Queen's Palace. In the donde of the morning the Dukes of York, Kent, Cumberland, Sulks, Cambridge, and Glow ceaer ; rrincefs Charlotte of Wales, the Bi(hops of Chefler and Exeter, &c. attended at the yen's Palace, to pay their early and private congrrula tions to her Majefty, likewife a nwmber of the digni- Bed clergy and others. About half part twelve o'clock her Majefty and the Princeffes, with the Prince's Charlotte of Wales, went in their carriages, in morning•dreffes, from the Queen's Palace to St. James's Palace. A little before two o'clock her Majefly and the Princeffes left their dreffing rooms to proceed to the Grand Council Chamber, to hold a Drawing room. In an anti-room the Archbi(hop of Canterbury, and feveral other Blihops, were waiting t o complimeng her Majeliy, on the happy return of the day. The' Lord Chancellor and the Cabinet Miniflere were af fembled for the fame duteous congratulations —Ac cording to ufual custom, the boys from Chriti's Hof- pital were prefented to Her Majefty by Alderman Sir' J. W. Anderfon, the Prefident of the Intiitution, and l i J. Palmer, Efq. the Treafurer. Het Majefly and the Princeffes then proceeded on their way to the Grand Council Chamber, concluded by the Lord Chamberlain, which they entered at about twenty minutes pail two o'clock. Her Majelly having taken her Ration to receive the congratula tions of the company, the Lord Chamberlain waved his wand to Sir Wm. Parfons, who was attending in an anti chamber on the left of the Throne, with his Majefly's band, to perform the following Ode, writ ten by James Pye, Efq. the Poet Laureat When loud and drear the tempefts roar, When high the billowy mountains rife, And headlong 'gainit the rocky fhore, Driven by the blalt, the giddy veal Aim; Unguided, by the wild waves borne, Her rudderbroke, her tackling torffe ; Say, does the feaman's daring mind Shrink from the angry frown of fate Does he, to abject fear refign'd, h' impending ftroke in filence wait ? Igo—while he pours a fervent prayer To Him whofe will can pinata or can (pare r Cool and intrepid 'mid the found Of winds and waves that rage around. The powers that !kill and ftrength impart, The nervous arm, th' undaunted heart, Colleding—firm be fronts the threat'ning ltorm, And braves, with [callers breaft, (di Death's terrific form: So, though around oar lea encircled reign, he dreadful tempeft feem to lower, Difmay'd do Britain's hardy train Await in doubt the threanda.g hour ? 1.0 ! to his fon', with cheering voice, Albion's bold Genius calls aloud; Around him valiant myriads crowd, Or .tath or vietury their choice; From very port aftunifh'd Europe fees E;itannia'a white fails fuelling with the breeze ; Nor her iluperial barks alone Awe the proud foe on ev'ry fide, Comsnerce her veffels launches on the tide, Aid her indignant lons awhile Seceding from their wonted toil, Turn from the arts of peace their care, Hurl from each deck the bolts of war, Tofweep th' boafters from the Main, Who dare to circurofcribe Britannia's naval reign. And fee with emulative zeal Our bolts congenial ardour feel ; The ardent fpirit that of yore ilans'd high on Gallia's vanquilh'd More ; Or buried by Danube's diftant flood, When fiow'd his current tirg'd with Gallic blood ; Or [hone on Lincelles later fight : Or bed by Acre's tow: ri the ChriOtatt's Knight; Or taught cm Maida's fields the Oaul to feel, Urg'd by the Briton's arm, the Brl!ith Bed ; Now in each brealt with heat redoubled glows, And gleams difmay and death on Europe's tuthlefs foes. Not to Ambition's fpecious charm, Not to th'enfanguin'd Defpot's hand, h conquett bound—a mightier Arm Than Earth's proud tyrants can withfland, The balaree holds of human fate, Ralfes the low and finks the great, Exerting then in Europe's wife Fach energy of arm and mind, All that from force or &ill the warrior draws, Yet to ds' Almighty Power refign'd. Whole high beheß all Nature's movements guides, Controls the battle's and the oeedn's tides; • Britain Rill hopes that Heav'n her VOW, will hear, While Mercy rears her Rudd and Juftice points her fpear. The room was completely filled very loon after her Majelty had entered, fo much fo, that it warCuith difficulty Earl Morton and Colonel Dcfbrow could prevent a pr effure againß her Majeily ; the company experienced confiderable inconvenience at thiir en. trance, particularly the Ladiv, with their unmanage able hoops. Her Majelly difplayed her ufnal affable manners in going through the fatigues of the day, in receiving prefcntat ions and the congratulations of her old friends till pall five o'clock. 'lltore who had the honour of being firli ititroduced to her Majelly were, Sir Thomas Stanley by Earl Dcrby.- The Countcfs of Derby was vet y gracioutly received by her Majelly Fart and Countefs Nelfon bad likewife the honour of very early paying their refpeas to her Majelly. The Cruntefs prefented her daughter to her hlajelfy, who was molt gracierufly receives' At the Court there were prefent, betides her MA• , JFSTY-- I bcir Royal Highneffes the Duke of York, the Duke of Kest, the Duke of Cumberland, the Duke of Stares. OK Duke off Cium v Mgt, and t.Se Duke of Glouctfter. ~4 . Their Royal Highneffes the Prineefs Argilita, the Prineefs Elizabeth, the Prineefs Mary, the Princes S••pbia the Prin. cefs Amelia, the Prineefs Sophia of Glom(ler, and the Goebel. of York. The Archbtiliop of Canterbury; the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Martha) of England ; the Lord Chaney llor ; the Lord Prefidettt of the Privy Council ; the Lord Privy Seal • the Firlt Lord of the Treafury ; tise Chancellor of the h xchequer ;. the Secretaries of State ; the Firlt Lord-of the Admiralty; the Matter General of the Ordnance ; the Pradent of the Board of Cestronl ; the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancafter ; the King's Advocate ; the Lord Chief Juftiee of the Court of King's Bench ; the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer ; the Matter of the Rolls; the Smite of the Houfe of Commons; the Attorney General ; the Solicitor General ; the Judge of the Admiralty ; the Judge Ad vocate ; the Solicitor General to the Prince of Wales ; the Dean of Weßmintlet ; the Lord Mayor of London : the Sheriffs of" London and Middlefez ; Prineefs Cafickicala. PirtNers—G Holftein Oldenburg, A. liolftein Oldenburg. Dux as—Norfolk, Portland, Argyle, Rutland. Duchefs of Northumberland. Mnitspa ssaa—lanidovrn, Waterford, Headfort, Wellefley, Salifbury. MA acrr to lees sas —Sligo, Downthire, Salifbury, Bath, Donegal, Ely. Latifdowii. EARLS—Morton. I auderdafe, St Vincent. Sandwich, Har court, Pembroke, Powlet, Craven, Derby, Mansfield. Spencer, Uxbridge, Fffingbam, Nelfon, Grofvenur, Moira, Hardwicke, Weilmorcland, Aberdeen, Buckinghamfbire, Caledon, Albe 'made, Carnarvosi, Temple, Breadaibane, Percy, Macclesfield, Darnley, Lticeiter, ‘ Banbury, Northelk, Powis, Malnicfbury, Portarlington. COUNTZSC is—Harcourt, Cardigan, Chichefter, Beverley. Derby, Buckinghamthire, Barrymore, Mansfield. Fittwdliam, Effingham, Nelfon, Albinia Buckinghamshire, Waldegrave, St. Vincent, Pomfret, Temple, Maccle.field, Hardwicke, Northelk, Cooper, Breadalbane, Mesborough, Rofslyn, Ctonmel VlSCOLlNTS—Caftlereagh, Sudley , Stopford, Sidnidath, Prim rofe, Bedard, Howick, Sydney, Ebrioron. Viso ooNTESSIES—SudIey, Sydney, Howick, Carlton, Folbe-, Roue. s uovs—Cheiter, Exeter, St. Acaph, Btiftol, Ely, Chichefter. LORDS—WalfinElam, Bruce, Henley, Willoughby de Broke, Somerville, Rivers. Frficine, Thynne, Eldon, St. Helens, Hedley, Seika. Randse, Holland, Auckland, ktadAock, Harden, Redd dale. R. Spence, Wm. Ruffen, Pow's, J. 'lowa:mud, H. Petty, Cover, Henniker, Northwick, Heathfield, G. L. Gower, Hawke fbury, Limerick, Forbes, Maitland, Offuliton, Dynevor, Barring don, Hawke. Clive, Walpole, Coleraine, Lecalc, Amhara, k't. John, Rot hurit. LA DI ES—Dalrymple, Anftruther, Smith, Banks; Henley, Col thorp, C Hood, Drax, Price, De Clifford, M. Fordyce, Pole: two Tynnes—J. Thynne, G. Thynne, Poulenc', Newport, C. Wal pole, A. Cecil, Stanley, Trigg, C. Strangway, llcbeftrr, C. Ore 'ilk, M. Bentinck, Carrington, Burton, Haggerfkon, Grenville, C. Bellafyfe, A. Cumberland, Bontein, W. Rune% Bernard, Alvan ley, Mexborough, Cooper, linrringelon. G. Cavendifb, H. Fitzge rald, Stewart, C. Somerfet, Raditock, Delavar, Grant, Gibbs. C. Murray, A. Smith, Boughton, Wodeboufe, A. Percy, S. Percy, Leighton, Drake, Puce'', Beverley, Stanley, Eldon, Hawke, Ca dogan, Redefdale, Dacre, Abdy, Clanbrook, Reid, Wood, C. Da rner, Harrington, Chambers, M. Markham, Bruce, Murray. • BARONS—De Rolle, De Late. BARONESS Nolken. AMBASSADORsrurkiIb, Ruffian. Neap .litaD. COUNT Hot 11. Danil, Swedith, Sias—T. Stinky, D. Smith, C. Poole, T. Trico, A. Pigott, J. Nichol, B. Watfon, H. Clark, G. Ofborn, R Milbank; A. Mac- Donald, W. Grain, C. Price, P. Francis, J. Lamer. J. Colliton, C. Haltinp, Janice Pulteney, William Scott. W. W. Wynne, J. Alexander, liaac Heard, T. Turton, J. Harrington, J. B. Burgcfs, J. Durno, H. Parkcy, k .King, W. Blizard, It. Curds, J. Doyle, It. Barclay, A. Grant, F. B Thompfon, D. Dundas, H. B. Neale, C. Talbot, J. blbbald, W. Hoglin, I. Coffin, W Hillery, C. It. Boughton, J. Cakiwelt, W. Clark, W. Leighton, J. Anderfon, W. Blizard, C. Green, J. Craig, j A tißruther, J Ord, W. Abdy, W. Frazer, A. Munro, A. Welicfley, H. Jooes, Or.flow, J. Pechell. ADMIRALS—PooIe, Coffin, Grindall, Bowater. • Gs s—Burrard, Grenfield,Green, Hewett. Arahin, Bur ton, Leflie, Broworig, Wilford, Fitspatrickeviabercrombie, Finch, Davis, Manner., 11x -court, Balfour, Bligh, Moreau, De Wat teville, Coffin, St John, Doyle, Wilford, Bloomfield, Porter, and Sußinger. Co Lou u.s-Abiley.Bowman, Cameron, M`Donald.Rofs Plum ket,Wood, Burott, Gordon, Villiers, Orally, Hood, Robinfon, Stopford, Beaumont, Talbot, Howard, Porter, Banbury. Shrapnel, Tayioc, P alter, Rigby, Bolton, Harrah Maltby, Niannine.am, Al• len, Wagon. HowArd. MAJORS —Deven, Allen, Chriftie, Ontlow _ _ _ . . CAPTAINS—Murray, Wood, Upton, Freemantle, Markham, Percy, Carn,Bryan,Gower, Jerry, Keene, Paget, Crawford, De Watteville. RavastllND Dort . °lts—Camber, Minton,Glafs, Gamble, Ma ton, Dodd, Vyle, Brydges. Masses, —W. Gufling, Abbot, Vanfittart, Winne, Eden, H. Brown, Jackfos, Walpole, Watfon, Heberden, Greenwood, Hon. F. Notch, Warner, Smith, Johnfoo, Hobboufe, Bond, Windham, Rafe, Kt!Ow, Greenwood, Perceval, Dent, Wilfon, Dundu. Jenkinffin, Johnftou , Kinnsird, Gretalle, Anueiley, Flower, Deer fon, Digby, Roth-fon, Jekyll, Soule, Pieter, Grant, Reeves, Wil liams, Hunter, Drat, Fuller., Welt, Sheridan, Skeffington, Free mantle, Villiers, Shaw, Mainwaring, R. Ward, Ryder, Brace, Herbert, Bedtime, Long, Tierney, Calvert, Ferguffon, C. Bruce, Coffin, G. Penn, J Penn, Hawkins, Frere,!yeller, E. Walpole, Brown, F. North,Counncy, Scott, ikt Donald, I)uckemoer, M. Smith Dickinfon, Trent, Smith, R. Walpole, Edwards, E. Wal pole, Boydell, Vincent, Fowler, Hen. Herbert, Gambler, Farmer, Bennett, Wedderbuna, Marfien, T.Grenvllle. Misr aassas—A. Edwards, Vanfittart, Jackfon, Walpole, R. Walpole, Benyon, Wyndham ( Paget, Walpole, Kinnaird. Abbot, Filher, M. Sultow. H. Williams. Comte, Markham, hi Kenzie, Villiers, Cuffing, Thompfou, Bruce, Freemantle, Pernval, Ham mylton, Calvert, Brion. Wedderbunk, Sutton. Grant. MS3 rs—Two Dalrymp es, Hawkey, Chambers, Nelfon. Edger ton, two Dc Grey., Banks, Caltborp, two K inwards, Colliten, Lowe, Onflow, Townikeud, two Combos, &genie. Hungerford, Pau let , R adflock , Legg, Bought on, Layton, Freemantle, Cadogan, Gower, Bountrie, Fleming, Gibbs, Vanfittart, Sutton, Saville. The following numerous Pretentations took place to her Plajefly : Mifs ToWiliti;ntl, by Dowager Lady Sidney. Mifs Charlotte Manners Sutton, by her mother Mrs. M. Sutton. Earl Portarlington, upon bis being appointed to the command of the 4th Garrifun Battalion, by Earl Morton Mrs Grant, by Lady Murray. Mifs Saville, by Lady Mexborough. Sir Harford Jones, upon his reruru to England, from Bagdad, by Earl Morton. Vilcount Bernard, on coming to his title, by Earl Morton. Lord Maitland, by the Earl Of Lauderdale.. . Sir Thomas Boultirn 'I homfon. upon his being created a Baro net. and appointed Comptroller of the Navy. • Lord Forbes, by Farl Earl Cal don on his bring appointed Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, and took leave of her Majesty. -A Partuguele Gentleman was introduced to her Majefty by the Ambaittdor. Sir James Sibbald. on his being created a Paronet,by Earl Morton Me.. A. Edward.. by thr Lady in waiting. Lord and Lacy Mayorefs, by Earl Morton. Mrs Grant. by the Contact's of Cardigan. Earl Bredalbane, upon his being errated an Eoglillt Peer. Mifs Neifon, by her mother, the Countt fs Mr. Clarke. by his father, Sir Win. Clarke, and Earl Mortal. Lord Otfuffton, on his marriage, by Earl Morton. Admiral Griudalr, upon his promotion. Mils Hawk., by her lifter Lady Hawke. Sir Hugh Dalrymple, upon his being appointed Lieutenant Co. aerator of Gibraltar. . • Mars. Branicumb and Miles, the Sheriffs of London and Middkiez, upon their elation to their offices. • Lord Redefdale. nn his return from Ireland. His Grace the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marlin! of England, upon his being appointed Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suffus. Two Mils Dalrymple', by their mother, Lady Dalrymple. Prince George and Auguftus de Holttein OldeLburg, upoa their arrival in England. . Earl Lauderdale. upon his being appointed Keeper of the Signet in Scotland and his return from France. The Marqul, of Ely. on coming to his title. Mr Dodd, by Alderman Shaw and Earl Morton. Mr. Pinckney and Mr. Monroe, the Joint American Ambaffa dors, by Viscount Howielo—and conducted by Capt. Chef ter and Earl Morton. • General Ftrgufon by Mr. ferphse M.P. e • • • .. • w all • • &7. Mr. Miles Maurice by Pad Mansfield. Sir Thomas Stanley by Earl Derby. Sir 140'..a Anitruther, upon his arrival from India. turd Headley, upon coining to Isis title. Bunbury , on his being - • to the command of the ad _ . _.... appointed . .odtalion of the Buffs, by earl Craven. Sir Robert Barlow, upon his being appointed Deputy Comptrol let of the Navy Mr. Trans by Earl Morton. Doctor John Randolph, upon his being tranilated from the Bi fhopric of Oxford to Bangor. Lord Clive by Farl Yowls. Vikount Howick, upon his being appointed Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Vileuunt Sidniouilt, upon his being appointed Preftdent of the Council _ _ _ Mr. T. Grenville, upon his being appointed Firft Lord of the Admiralty. Gen. Sir Charles Hafting., upon his being created a Baronet. Lady Arftruther, on her return from India. Mr. Wyr.ne, upon his being appointed Under Secretary of State, by Lord Grenville. Mr. Tierney, upon his being appointed Prefident of the Board of Controul. Mr. W. (foiling by Lo-d Walfingham. Mils Chambers, by her mother, lady Chambers. General Hewett, upou his being appointed Commander In Chief in India. Lord Bruce by Earl Morton. Lady Caroline Murray by Counters Hansfield. Sir Philip Francis, upon his being appointed a Knight of the Bath. Duke of Argyle, on coming to his title. lieut. Col. Shrapnell, by Major Cbriltie, of the Royal Artillery. Sir William Freres., upon his being created a Baronet. Captain Freemantle. upon his being appointed one of the Lards of the Admiraltt. Sir William and Lady Abdy, on their marriage. Captain Gower and Mir. Gower, by Mr. William Coiling. Lord Holland. upon being appointed Keeper of the Privy SeaL Colonel hi•Dunald by Sir William Grant. • Sir William Frafer, on hi. being created a Baronet. Major Gen. Sir W. Clark, upon hi. return from the Raft Indies. General Wetherell, upon his return from America. The Rev Deidor W. Cleaver, upon his being eradiated from the Bifhopric of Bangor to St. Afaph. Mr. and Mrs. Guilin, on their marriage lord Walpole by the Hon. R. Walpole, on corning to his title. Mr. and Mrs. Vanfiteart, upon their marriage. Mr. Freementle, upon his icing appointed one of the Secreta- ries to the Treefury. The Honourable W. F. E. Filen, fon of Lord Auckland, upon his being appointed tine of the fillers ofth. Lxchequi,r, by 13411 father, Lord Auckland. LADIES' DRESFES. HER MAJESTY, As °fuel, en her own birth day, was extremely neat. Her dreg's was competed of brown velvet, beautifully embroidered with fOrletXnd white filk ; draperies and bottom trimmed with rich point lice, tied up with filk cords and taffeta ; the mantle to cot rt fpond. The neatnefs of het Majetty'sdrcfs waa very much ad. ,mired. lOU ROYAL ISIGIOSIESS TVS. PRINCE., AVM/STA. Brown velvet paticoat, beautifully embroidered with filvert a large drapery on the right fide, with a molt brilliant border, with danu& and province roles intermixed , a finall drapery on the left fidc, tied up with a vary rich bouquet, and bordered with Malian chains; train of brown and laver tiffue The whole bad a very fine cite& PRINCTS/ ELIZADITH. • A magnificent drefs of green ve►vct, fuperbly embroidered with gold; the right fide of the deers compofed of a large marking drapery, elegantly ftriped with gold fpangles, and Ardfised at bot rum. with a maffy border of a Mofaic pattern. intermixed with pine leaves, richly embroidered in dead and bright gold foil, bul lion, &c. the contour of which was ftrikingly elegant; (made: draperies in then work, with rich borders, comp•e ed this fuperb dreft, which was particularly remarked for mite sal effed-mtlx whole finifhed with a mar/ border at bottom, of toil and bullion, and looped up with fuperb cord and taffels. Her Royal Highnefs wore a robe of green and gold velvet tiffue Reeves, ornamented with tiaras of gold and green, and trimmed with point lace and gold fringe. TUC PIIINCtIII SOMA. A'puee velvet petticoat, embroidered round the bottom wisp twill and (pansies. over which a molt magnificent drapery, fu perbly embroidered with feftonna of variegated geranium -leaves of gold cmbeired work; under the leave. wtis fufpinded an extra ordinary rich drapery, with point, tertninsting in rich gold 14- fels ; the rose was puce anti gold velvet. The head-drefs, as ufisal, to corrtifpond. The whole drefs was colifidered uncommonly elegant. PRINCESS MART. TA , . fame as her Royal Hight's& Pripet& Elisabeth, In fearlet and gold. rat 'ICUS AM 'a.m. An elegant fawn coloured tints, with Myer taffels—Hesd-drefs a very 6nc panache of nine feathers. TIM all/COESS Of TOR[. A white crape petticoat, the ground richly embroidered . with gold fpangles, in Dull patterns, borderedwith wreaths of oak and acorns elegantly worked, in gold imcrmixed with blue velvet; the drapery fhowered with gold fplttgles, beautifully interfperfed with bunches of acorns, a border of oak to correfpond, the pocket holes taftefully ornamented with rich gold cord and taffy's; train of blue velvet trimmed with told fringe, with a proftiGon of dfa meads on the body, ileevea and girdle. Head drefs, porarhe of feven oftrich teachers, with a beautiful heron in the middle ban. dcru; necklace and ear-rings of diamonds; and Very elegant pair of white Ilk aloes, richly fpangled all over with gold, and orna mented with gold. Everristo Daus—White lace tnnick over blue laths train,trim mod with pearls, a-la-Grec pattern, with pearl bracelets and belt. Held drere, ear rings and necklace to correfpond. PRINCISS SOPHIA OT GLOUCZSTER. A purply velvet &tie, with an rlrgant drapery.embrnidered with illv'er ; purple velve: train, foperioly embroidered with fiver, and trimmed to correfpond. PRINCESS CASTERCICA An elegant drefs of whits crape. with draperies of patent net ornamented with white Patin, and fellnons of white beads, and firilbed with handfunie bead caffein; robe, purris velvet, &Mimed with point lace and beads. Dkhcfs of NORTHUMBZILAND—A rich bine Patin petticoat, with drapery of blue fatin, trimmed with rick fable ; mantua blue Patin. Marchionefo of LA NSDOWN I—A fpleitliti drefs of white crape and Patin. richly elobrubiered in fhells of raver and white velvet ; the drapery looped up with chains of matte Giver, and fattened with arrows; body and train of fteel coloured velvit, embroidered with Giver. A pair of white filk Aloes, embroidered richly with Miser fbapes, and Homed richly with Giver. Marchionefs of SAcissuay.—A gold tithe, trimmed with point lice. _ _ Dowager Marcbioners of BATU—Petticoat and draperies of rich salute fasin, embroidered with wreaths and Nofaic Giver ring•, and fpatigics ; the drapery was looped up with Zephyr trim ming, and rich cord and taffeta. coom e f i tAlt —White crape petticoat, richly ground ed in Mofaic ftyle, with goad fpangles; a double drapery elegant ly embroidered in a rich Grecian pattern, faftcnrd with gold cord and [Ails, the pocket holes trimmed with gold: a train of brown fain, trimmed with gold fringe, the body and &even ornament ed with point lace and diamonds. Head-dna, necklace, and ear. rings of diamonds. COMitefit of MANSTIELD--Petticoat of fawn coloured ratio, co vered with a crape one of the fame coloar, richly embroidered in the Giver oriental lame; broad border, embroidered to flyer oak leaves; draperies of fawn coloured crape, with a rich Mofaie of brilliant Rare; border of hirer leaves, intermixed with Myer leaves looped up with zephyr trimmings, and rich border and taft.ls; trait, of fawn coloured twill, with a rich border, the lame as the pint's-one Head-drefs diamonds and feathers. Cowart, I)teswatac—A white facia petticoat, with a rich gold embroidered drapery; train purple velvet Counters of Uz Batons—A beautiful white crape embroidered draperits. with a wreath of green ivy leavcs,and rich gold (prigs ; the draperies edged with fable and paint lace ; body and train of green Patin to correfpood. Counters of ELT—Petticoat of rick leopard facia, taftefully or namented with fisperb black lace and real fable ; train of leopard radii, trimmed with fable, and lace to correfpond. Head-drefs of lace, fable and leopard feathers. Counters of HARIItS4ORCA white crape petticoat, elegantly embroidered with gold fpangks, intermixed with 'Min, the pocket I holes ornamented with an entire new gold trimming, gold cord and tads; train of green velvet,triumneds with gold, body and Beeves ornamented with point lace. kitwel-drefs of feathers and 4lootootla. • Counters CLoncitt.---A were banirdne drefs 0 White ate. , the dupery richly esibruhirred with etnouffed gold, w i t h ermine; the body and train embroidered with gem, trimmed with point. Head drefs, feathers and diamond s Countefs Coors o—Wore a pettietsat of white fatin, erobtoii:n. ed with Giver drapery, in waves of Giver fpugles, with 2 Eying. mattes Giver, ornamented; body and train ,of blue rave l broidertd with Giver. Coronet head-drrfs of feathers std tit 4. monde _ • COONICSI of POMIPIRTDITIS of white crape, elegar.tly trs, med with draperies of the fame, tafttfully ornanunned with a,o! : , ratio, and loops of beads, and terminated with a handfonte bc.2 cord and tack; robe of white Latin trimmed with lace and he a th . Counter, Sr. MARTIN Da FR ON drefs of white erape, ; „. pliqued with Diver and gold, and ornamented with rich gold cote and taffeta*" robe of black velvet, trimmed with elegant pcmt lets, and ornamented with gold fringe. Countefs of kaTinolawyt•••••White crape petticoat, the b ottom fwanfalown, end fancy wreath of green velvet, and •traorp erat trolling ; upper drapery, green velvet, and white crape, ci esenar ornamented with fancy wreaths tied up with cord and taffek; green velvet robe trimmed with fwanfdown. Head•drcfs ;be, ntunds and teach, ra Courrefs of BUCRINONAMSIIIII—A lavender Latin petti t ok mift richly embroidered in gold, with a limerb border and dN. pery, intermixed with velvet of the Pane colour; a train of inch. der Patin, elegantly trimmed with velvet, border taftetully cm , broidercd in gold ; body and Reeves trimmed witialbrautiful point lace; ban tl.•stu of diamonds,and plume of lavender oftrich feathek Coalmen' TEMPLE...A fuperb drefs of azure-blue velvet, ea t . broidereel with fhowers of Elver Mangles; the drapery edged witk bunches of matter Meer oak, and feftooned up with chants of mattee filler, with a profution of diamonds. • • Countifs of CARDIGANA molt magnificent gold entbroldii. ed brown velvetpetticoat, with draperies, comp led of b ; ootif e l &stied roils, and a rich Vandyke border; on the left' fide. rich • gold chains, cords, and taffeta ; the fi eeves, body, and tr a i n , Wm all corrcfpondent. Cnuntefs of Sr arr —A white crape.peificost richly em. bruidered with gold, black velvet, and fwanfdowu ; train of gram, Patin, trimmed with fwanfdown and-gold, . . Countefs of PRIARROKL—A lilac ratan petticoat and train, eft. gantly ornamented with black lace, and relieved with chains of goitL Counters of Dr aim —A white crape firers fuperbly embroidered in rich liripes of fpangles, with a magnificent Grecian border; th e whole of the draperies trimmed with a beautiful ring chain, loop. rd with bullion. and tied up with very large gold taffcls and cord ; the draperies formed of fpartgled crape, :ad uncommonly large gold zephyr; train of purple velvet, trimmed wi t h a r i ng chat correfpond with the petticoat. Her Ladythip wore a profulioa of di:me nds and fcatheri. Cuuntcfs Nat.sots—A rich Itriped facia robe and petticoat, with draperies to correfpond, embroidered in filler and gold, tie bolder canaille(' of gold and raver corn and corn-flowers, each. cacti with a royal purple and tilver chain, decorated with lapaii gol,l mamelukc rube and taffels. Coantufs of CAA LISLE—A white crape dregs, embroidered in flyer and - green foil, forming wreathes of groupsand vine leaves; draperies of crape and brown velvet, tied up with a profulion of diver and green taffels and cords ; a brown velvet robe trimmed with fnva and point lace, to fait the petticoat. Vileoun•.aft Bontriooos—A brown crape pettleast, with au applique of variegated holly wreaths, which form various drape ries ; train of brown velvet, trimmed-with point lace. Counters of MAaoDan—A white crape petticoat, bordered wi.h Etrulean ornaments in white and t old, draperies of velvet, of the Carmelite brown, embroidered with rich Etrufcao border! arourd, and elegantly trimmed with Bruffeis late; train of the fame coloured velvet, trimmed with the fame lace. Lady Gaanytt.i.e—pliescidrefs, a large beautifu! oftrich mage, the feathers molt tastefully arranged, with a baodeau of ruby velvet, furmounted with a very fuperb tiara of diamonds; the plumage encircled by a rich diamond chain, palm; over the top of the tiara; under the tiara apfeared the hair in ringlets before, and fired behind by an elegant diamond comb; round Ma neck was a diamond necklace, with rows of pearls, and a.dis mond erofs : body, ruby velvet, richly embroidered in hirer; the Omits and train of the fame, nut embroidered, but trimmed with point lace ; the petticoat, w►ite Patin embroidered wi , s large Liver flowers, furmounted with three draperies the btu and third of ruby velvet, and ;be middle one of fain; all marl- Reently embroidered in elver, declining, in a el:solar dirsdom • from the top of the petticoat on the rifest. to the bettors .or tba petticoat on the left ; each drapery having betides a large diva fringe. _ _ Lady RAnsroce—A petticoat of amber crape. richly embed. &red with Giver ; the border of the drapery confifted of weirs, richly ornamented with precious !tones; her Ladyldp wore a black trate of velvet, and bead drefseMbroldered Withaprefellse of diamonds. Lady HavitrurrogA lira of gram *chg. gold, in a rich wreath pattern on a petticoat of white cti (min ; body and train of green velvet to correfpnod. ' ca Lady S. Savittt-..A drefs of peach bloliass velvet,r ti* gold borders, and the drapery looped up with chains matt* gold ; robs, embroidered to snatch! Head arcib, f - s 4 diamonds. .. Lady Mrzsoaovon—A Ards of peach Martha velvet, ell• broidgrad with gul d . and fattened with gold chains ; body and tisit of reran, embroidered with gold. Lady Aueu,Atto—liddy and train of ?lack velvet, trim,* with point and gold. pettle at purple ratio, richly croidered iq gold draperies of black itch*, thitcfolly tied up with. cord; aril taffeta. • • Lady Srant.tir—Wore a deaf* of violet velvet.. embroidered with Liver Stars ; the drapery felbaotied up With - diver rope and *trove' • the'patitoat. a rich border of dale wraith; Itf mime 111- vcr ; bo dy and train embrOidered to correrpond. Lady Strew ari—Pace velvet gown and petticoat, trhnmed with an elegant gold fringe had tare's Lady Pa tr an r —White petticoat, bordered with gold fringe, and puce velvet Vandyke,, elegant gold embroidered drapery. or T namented with velyet and tagels ; puce velvet train, trimmed to ccrrefpond. Lady Maaoatter Watroter t -Petticoat of white crape cap broidered with filver, and enteritded with amber fardiet, taftefulle ornamented with American roles; learn and body rich white lAA ~.ornamented, point lace and 61ver trimmed fwanfdown. Had. deers of oftrich leathers and diamonds. Lady C. petticoat trimmed wish rich ear broidcred Myer net, draperies fattened with Giver cm/ and t* fch ; train white crape , body richly embroidered in fritter. . Lady NIACCLESPIELD--Petticont tea coloured frin with broad border round the bottom of black velvet, rich, 'colkoidgt•s ed in ftec I, over which a drapery embroidered with thefainc bor• der, and completely covered with (tars of ace!: the robe tea loured Patin, ornamented in the fame manner. lady Cotr Hoe P—A crimfin. vclvrtdrapery over a white fetid petticoat, faftencd up the right fide with claps of gold and ruby (tones, rich gold fringecord cadets , the robe crimfon velvet, triaw tined with gold. The head d•cfs t 4 correfpood. • Lady Naw ro a T—A n elegant gold cm br °id ered drefs. in wreatlis at gold ivy leaves, and tattooed with fuperb bullion and taffeta ; -o tabs of puce velvet, with richly embroidered body and decree Lady Wm. Rossetr.--White Patin petticoat. with broad hirer taffcl fringe round the bottom ; white Patin draperia, richly Ito& led with demi-beads of filver bordered round with deep giver taffel fringe. fuppotted and enriched with a curints fink/ rope end cadets of flyer ; train white Patin, trimmed round with the hire filver taffcl fringe ; body and there, ricMy embroidered in , Slyer. Lady CA ZOLINI WALinGRAVII...A role coloured crape petti coat, with a black velvet applique drapery and border, tied rap with 111 k cords and mire's. • lady CUAILIATT NaLsoN—A petticoat of white crape, oc• namented • with wreaths of flyer, hitooned with bunches of pink roles; train of pale pink 'Cada, trimmed with *film' and flowers. Head tires pink and white nada frat'lerg, with a comb and bandeau of pink topazes; beeklaeks,' ear rings, broaches, add bracelets to correfpood. • • ' • Lady plenum° Nogas ITE—White and hlver petticoat, elegant blue velvet charities, ornamented With embroicerod bands fibrer clefs; blue velvet train, trimmed with filver Lady Ditaca-w•Yellow and fibres petticoat, 'ornamente4 with black velvet"; trail tleck velvet, trim:tied with ear; plaid Beeves, with point Lace. Four Ladies Place—White Patin petticoats. with elegant dra• eery of white Patin, trimmed with fine fwatildown ; trains of white fain and fwanfdowp to correfpond. • • Lady Jinxes-4 white Patin petticoat, with white fatin drape* rim acd gold applique borders draWn up with gold . taffels Old brown figured fatio. •• • • • Lady Vainest—A white fain petticoat, richly entinnit7l with hirer and gr ee n velvet, draperies relieved With t r • • dowers , train green velvet, embroidered with flyer. a Lady Dr servos—Buff (Arlo petticoat. ornamented with ell elegant brawl Idea /ace ; bug fain train, trimmed with hiwk is ct . .