Star. — London, England, 1809-06-06 00:00:00

:.1.1)' :'%IA :LT LINpSAY CRA L'7 0 R o—A dress of white net em- lace, embroidered with steel pearls, looped ap with cords of steel 6:entered in ihni.m wreaths of roses and Scotch thistles ; robe of and pearls; the robe lilac summer satin, trimmed in seine style the same trimmed with point lace. Head dress feathers and dia- with point lace; head-dress white feathers with pearl bandelairs. ponds. . . Mrs. RICKETT—White crape petticoat, trimmed with lace ; Lady E. Da uSI MOM xi—A dress of white satin, with drapery of blush rases and lace ornaments ; white crape train. elate crape, edged with wreaths of blush rms. Head-dress , Mrs. PETTIWARD—Petticoat of violet crape satin, with crape f-athers and diamonds. ' . i rouche of the same colour round the bottom; drapery of violet Lady WA R tIRION—A dress of Mae satin, with drapery of net • ' crape, supported and confined with bunches of lilac, and border embroidered' with silver, looped' ill) Vii*.h bullibia Cords arid' tax- ed with the same ; train with the same border. Heed-dress dia wis. Head-dress lilittfeathers anddiarnonds: . month and feathers. Lady GORE floorn.—A dress of white satin, with drapery of Mrs. COLLlNS—Petticoat of rich white satin, with full maze ne t embroidered in Wreaths of oak, roses; and shamrocks, in sit- rouche of net round the bottom ;the white crepe drapery border er!. lamina; robe to correspond. Head-dress feathers and dia- ed with oak wreath and supported with bunches of oak ; the wands. train of white crape bordered the same. Head-dress fine plume Lady Attan—"-A dress of white crape and lilac. Head-dress 'of feathers and diamonds. feathers and diarionds. Mrs. lawis—Wore a white crape petticoat, ornamented with Lady Lax e—A dress of violet crape, embroidered with silver. Aver ; the draperies strewed with silver dowers, and a serpen t-lead-dress violet feathers and diamonds. . - ' tined net border, w ith a s il ver wreat h, w hi c h term i nate d w i t h Lady AMELIA Milatoo—A dress of lilac gauze, ornamented tassels ; a plume of feathers and diamonds formed her bead dress. %kith A% Rite roses.' Heid-dressleathers and dia•. , onds. Mrs. CA M et3.-T.Wore - a whi;ewnd eilver pettidoat, ornamen. Lady Btssirorra-A dresi of Iliac crape, ornamented with blond ted with bunches °hiker grapes ;.body anti train of lilac : sad silk cords and tassels. Head-dress feathers and diamonds. . The Hon. Miss H. Precevat.—The pine as her sister. Lady 'Warta PA ax e-••-•A white and silver dress ; train of violet ! Honourable Miss Pr Rev/AL—White Crape' petticoat, spotted silk trimmed with silver. 'Head-dress feathers and diamonds,_ . silver, embroidered with a fine* borderOniiisc, arid dead And ' L a dy Sorubt Luaterr...A dress of white crape embroider ed bright silver ; pocket holes and drapery loo`ped Op with lilac and . with silver; train of lilac crape triaruned with silver. Head-dress silver wreaths ; train of lilac Linnet ; body, skein, and sto feathers and, diattionds. ' macher, ornamented with silver and point lake ; bead dress of Lady Cuast.es BEMTINCK—A white crape petticoat, embroi- pearls and ostrich feathers. &red in waves, with concave spangles; draperies of crape mu- Mrs. GRANT—BIue crape petticoat, embroidered with sliver; . :-lidered with silver spangles, and a border of wheat-ears, with d raper i es of s i lver ; train hue and silver to correspond. ,:ockle-shells intermixed; the draperies drawn up with rich silver 'The-Honourable Miss CAR e•rom—White crape drapery, oma t...,sels, and ropes of bullion; body and train of crape and silver i inented with beads ; pink drapery and traiu totorrespond. 1 to correspond, trimmed with point lace. The Honourable Miss Toy/smarm—White crape drapery, '1 he two I.adies YORK wore dresses exactly the same. The , ornamented kith beads ; pink drapery and train. 7 ..nicoats white satin, with white crape draperies, trimmed with . The Honourable Miss GOR no tr—A simple dress of white satin, Larders embroidered of beetle's wings, and chains of beads ; the I and crape embroidered wiih pearls'in the form of wreaths of May kr! sit!.: drapery formed into points with fan corners of the same flowers, with a robe of white crape trimmed, to correspond ; the othrui:itry, with festoons of bead chains, the robes white crape : head dress a white plume of feashers, with a wreath of May ..:immed to correspond. 'flar head-dresses white feathers and , flowers. Lady DALLAS—In a petticoat of crape, trimmed with pearls; imperies of lilac crape, decorated with large pearls, and trimmed ei:h point-lace; train of lilac figured silk, trimmed with point and pearls. Head dress of pearls and White ostrich feathers, or !:..iiented tocorrespond.. ' Lady Mt res.tra—A yellow silk crape petticoat embroidered with silver and patent pearls a-la Grecque, finished • with silver cords and tinsels; a,robe sv coirespond.;••head.dreas of &ashes and diamOods- • • Miss Mrrew tr s—A white sarsenet petticoat, with an em. 1)11,1dt:rod border of tweet briar cu cheville, looped up with pink sitir, loads; a rube to correspond; bead-dress five white feti tiers and a pi:ik bird of Paradise ; ornaments pink topaz, and Ceral-necklact . , &c. I.ady.batrooti-e-Were a petticoat of white satin, with Brus sels lace, draperieao looped up w:tia wreaths and bunches of silver; a traia of umber and. silver tissue. Head-dress to correspond, or. zurnented with ostrich feathers and diamonds. Dowse* Lady 1.)i: Ctikroari—A blue -dress trimmed with Brussel-glace. •-• lion. Mrs. covz ENs—Wore s dress of white satin, with dra pery, einbroi Icred in shells of silver spaugle% edged with a border o. di ad amilbriukt silver hops. .Body anu train same, white net tinbroldered with silver. '1 he Hon. Mrs. Was. GARDENER—A primrose petticoat, ern. iviett•sitrcr, • and triiriared with point lace; . headdress riaine primrose .ftat h: is. tion..Mrs. hteLLJNY—Nirorc. , a dress of lilac satin, with drapery of pointiaseilestooned .chains of pearls; body as.d train of lilac satin, trimass4 .with. point and pearls; head 7 dress feathers and Warminster: - W.asr , ..-Body and train of lilac Peruvian net, trimmedieritiviirisssidspotot 'and sitver ; petticoat of *bite cupe clihroidered hr silver, intermixed with bunches of corn iloWers, ;ma tietearwith cords and tassels.. lion. Mrs. VILLIERS':-Alitte crape petticoat, embroideredwith • _ ilatirreasseazitz—A petticoat of white satin, whits , dainties misty embroidered in silver ; train to correspond. 1 - i:ld-dress of silver,ornanseented with a plume of ostricb isathera is l . :.It, A rKI vs---A dress of primrose-coloured crape, border of d:aperits was wreaths of rtal corn with - purple corn.ilowers and advtr ears ar.d leaves, silver ornaments to draw them up, and a robs of .crape embroidered and trimmed with lace; head-dress diamoncli. :91111. ABBOTT—Yellow crape dress with borders of silver est broidcryt looped up with cord and tassels. Mrs. HuL•roy--11'ore a dress of white .net. embroidered in Breaths of olives in dead and bright silver lamina ; drapery fes t^ red with cords and tassels; body and train the same. Head &.+R feathers and dian2or:ds. Vri.. Caere! Leat—A dress of white satin, with drapery of gt.e::t.tpe, embrokkred with sliver; train of green crape, enut b.,,itli.red with sliver. Head-dress-of kathen and diamonds. Mrs. Coa•S dress of 'white crape, embroidered in !Ilya; body and train of perrnona smelt silk embroidered in sil v cr. liead-tireia feathers sand diatttaiida. Mrs. Wet. . palo , pick er.ipe petticoat, with draperies of the same, fastened up with bows of pink satin sibbon. Body an.! tr3in to correspond. Mrs. Ci'llatt dress of pink net ;- drapery trimmed with white lilac. ilead.diess &Wier* and diamonds.. 2`.11.5. itv eta "to-:-A dress of bullatin, with drapery of white a ..pc, teirnowit whit White roses. . • : , .,rs.Wu sAT titv- . -A dress of violet crape, trimmed with chains If ; curly and train of violLt crape, trimmed with beads. litA•dhtss kartiers antiAliamonds. :.:rs. l'. TraN —A. dres• of white crape enikoidered in silver. feathers and diamonds. `.::s.':} c'its uit —A aress of white net, embroidered in sliver. .ut-,IN:4>. I.:4thei . s and diamonds. dress of white satin, trimmed with an of pears. Head dress ft:attic/1 and diamonds. .1 - ,...41.P50c5r.--,41, dress of white satin, with white drapery, ; t - with w laite. roses. lie ad-dress leathers and diamond,: !,:rs. LCILA k - r —A dress of white satin net drapery, orato r.: :!•..si teith pe4rls: 1-fun:l-dress leathers and diamonds. Mrs.4_4ll. Gitosys st, o a—Petticoat of patent net • draperies ot t'.. tas:entsl up with bunches and wreaths Of silver .sun• 1, Lena to cut respOnd. • • '.c Ci::•meN s S t—Body and train of apricot coloured crape, •.• point I.ice ; petticoat of t Ise same over apricot-co _red sarsotst ; draperies tastefully drawn up and supported by .:.;;acs of cani,dow,is,litill wheat, tied up with variegated grass !;1. , .r.—rettico.st of lilac crape over white satin, at 1,0..1 a t'urkish border interiniied With stgall convolvultis tiral•ertes vi the sanid fastened up with bunches to tor t. ii:cl with the ImttotTt ; train of lilac crape, trimmed with a ‘..t . ,:dthieg of ctaivolvtaltss leaves. _ Ih:Titam.t.—}tudy nod train of peach-coloured sarsnet, :..:1•,1 with point lace and silver ; petticoat of the same, at t to a rich vinbrvidered border of stones and silver ; dra - richly embossed in silver s with stones, and trimmed . !r t .%rh z•vt, fastoied up by rnauy cords and tassels. -•• N. t o ')—A white crape petticoat, and antique 'lra enthroidered with %Heti spangles, intermia l hd white iit Ow cuter.. of which the rote, shamrock, and thistle, silk tasqrla ; train silver tissue, trimmed with flvv.k! r e y oNtrich feathers ind diamonds. I. it ..! . .si;Ni;.l " Wr;;;;;;Cticoat of silver, grey gotia . •;. r .:.t, er-antentrd with tilwers, the bottom festooned with ; and-a head dress of feathers and jewels. T.--A white crape petticoat and drapery of the zriaimesi with yellow tuberrusse in wreaths and bunches ; • • •;fy,tli,w sarsnet. 1-lead dress of feathers and diamonds. • i , ‘• I t . A buff satin petticoat covered with a net, embroi rt t in mold lame, 4 (;rectan band down the front of lame and in gold ; train of net, e mbroidered in gold. t t vie rs s oN—A green sarsnet petticoat, with a net dra ; %no •foils, wreaths of variegated ivy ; train' f figured net. s—A lilac crape petticoat, thedrapery ornamented Roman p...arl triage; train of the same. C. NyNG itAss—A white crape petticoat, with a drapery ,man ?earls and point lace ; white crape train. s. l'i.;Hfilt, the Bishop of Salisbury's Lady,—A bronze co- I rl drugs trimmed with silver. • G.%K rn Cot.l.ETol4—Pettioost white satin, draperies of 7.p e le Lin,som crape, with wreaths of crape Bower work inter rrs. d with pearl, and falls of leaves en the pocket-holes, edged a..a wined with pearls. Robe apple-blossom crape, trimmed rich point lace tiod pearls. Head-dress helmet plume, with ccesnet lit diamonds. The Honourable Miss COLEMA s—Petticoat, drapery and train of primrose crape, edged and ornamented with bunches of topaz colour convolvoluses; head dress, a primrose plume. of feathers and topaz. The Hon. MissSer 'nowt Cotrstaw—Petticoat of white satin; drapery and train of white crape, ornamented with wreaths and bunches of wild roses ; head dress ;eathers and diamonds. The Hon. Miss LOMA NVROTTESLEY—Petticoat of white sa tin ; iraperk of English Brussels lace, ornamented with bunches of acacia blossom ; train of the same lace bordered with the same blossom_ head dress a line plume of ostrich feathers. The Hon. Miss CA LTNORPE—A yellow crape petticoat, trim med round the bOttom with silver fringe ; the draperies entwined with 'Wreaths of silver grapes, and taatefully relieved on the right side with small drapery of silver points; the robe lilac and yellow sarniet, trimmed with silver to . correspond; head dress. white feathers and pearls. Th Horis Miss 'rovelesnznn—A crape dteaa trimmed with like flowers. The Hon. Miss ELPIIINSTONR—White satin petticoat, with Persian border, embroidered in pearls; drapery to correspond, dravin up with gr..ups of Persian lilies, and fastened• by pearl loops and tassels ; pale green crape body and train, ornamented with pearl and fit lace, with antique zone; .head dress of ostrich feathers. The Hon. Miss SOMERSET—A rink and lilac peticest, with dou:tleldiapeties, ornamented with silver bouillon tassels; wreathi of silver water lilies, trimmings of broad blond lace, train to ecir respond, with 'ail4r trimmings ; head dressr4 bandeau and p.s. naehe Of feathers. - Hon. Miss MaenoNALD—A blue crape petticoat, ornamented with silver draperies, drawn up with bunches of silver oak; train to correspOnd lion. Miss CoessiN—A white crape petticoat; draperies of, lilac crape, trimmed with silver beads; train of lilac sarsnet ; head dress of feathers.and diamonds. lion. Miss Courrmeay—ta lilac satin Petticoat, covered with net, and striped with laurel bares, worked in French pearl; a Border to corresponer; Miavil Draperies superbly enabrcidered in net-work, eflk and peatt ornamented with rich pearl fringe • Train, rick silver dame, trimmed with silver embroidery; Head, Dress, gems and diamonds, with a panache of feathers. • Hon. MISR ALLEN—A Dress of white satin, with Drapery of lilkc crape trimmed withlowers. fie DA WSO N —A like gape petticoat, with drapery of• the sane, ornamented with pearls. Kobe same colour, and trimmed to turreapond. Head-drew with feathers and diamonds. hirseinenea•l•A kW-eaten' pctticeat, with drapery of white Hon. Miss PARKI SI s and Miss H. Pant:mg—Wore Dresses of white satin, with crape Drapery, trimmed with bison and chain. ' of pearls. Head Dresses feathers and pearls. Hon. Miss COURT IN A r—More a beautiful Dress of blue crape over satin embroidered. Head Dress feathers and diamonds. Miss Bisnor—Wore a handsonie Dress of white satin. Dra pery of net, embroidered in shells of silver spangles, edged with a beautiful border of dead And bright. silVef hops ; Body &MITI-hip the same, with white net, embroidered in silver. Head Drew feathers'and diamonds. ' Miss EDER T 0 N—A• Dress of white satin ;* Drapery of, net tar namented with wreaths of *hke lilac. 'Head Dress feathers and diamond* - ' • Miss Dixon—A Dress of white satin, with Drapery of white crape, embroidered with velvet, and triasmed with pink flowers. Head Dress feathers and pearls. Miss OAKS and Miss J. OA et—Wore Dresses of blush satin, with Drapery of white crape ornamented with wreaths of white flowers. Bead Dress fathers and pearls. Miss GRAM.% M and Miss C. GRA II A m—Wore Dresses of white satin, with Drapery or white crape, ornamented with wreaths of white lilac; Body and Train of white crape, trimmed with lace. Head Dresses of feathers and pearls. Miss Russ ao LD and Miss C. RUSIBOLD—Wore dresses of blush satin, with draperies of white crape embroidered with silver. i Head-dresses feathers and diamonds. Miss Botteett—A dress of lilac crape, embroidered in silver. ' . Head-dress feathers and diamonds. Mi.s C A LC R A TT—A dress of white lace, trimmed with lilies of the valley. Head-dress of feathers and diamonds. M;ss CAVENDISH—Wore a handsome dress of white crape embroidered in silver. Head-. Tress feathers and diamonds. Miss CHAU/ORD—A dress of white satin, with a dress of • yellow crape, triturated with yellow roses. Head-dress feathers 1 and pearls. Miss M'Lroo—A dress of green crape, trimmed with wreaths of hops; train of green crape trimmed with hope. Head-dress I feathers and diamonds. ' Miss BARRY—A dress of white crape, trimmed with wreaths of white lilac flowers; train of green- trimmed with flowers.. Miss Rosa stson—White crape petticoat, with applique Ite white satin and velvet ; draperies of the same, with a rich border, drawn up with cords and tassels and bunches of lihartuun. Body i and train of yellow sarsnet. • - IMiss I .01/15A Rosa NSO N—A dress similar to the preceding one. MISS DA 'L LA 5 Petticoat of white crape, embroidered with I silver vines ; draperies of silver, with bunches of silver grapes; i train of pea green, trimmed with silver. Head-dress of diamonds with white ostrich feathers; ornaments to correspond. The Minses GIF V AR D—:-Petticoats of white crape, ornamented with Roman pearls, chains, and tassels, with a wreath of corm:il lvides; crape trains and body with lace and pearls; bead-dress feathers and lace. i - Miss'PaAa ER—Petticoat of soppba blue crape, with shells of ; the sense; draperies trimmed with point lace, and confined with 1 bunches of flowers ; train to correspond ; head-dress a plume of I swirich feathers and diamonds. I Miss LoutsA IePL ROD—Petticoat of blush satin, with crape Araperies, confined with wreaths - and bunches of lilies of the val . ley ; train to correspond. Head-dress a plume of ostrich feathers. Miss CAssett —A pink crape dress, ornamented with large pearl beads and flowers. Miss I'o - .vl s—A yellow embroidered dress, the same as her sist.:r, Lady Fielding. Miss MET nets.—Wore a dress of primrose colaured crape and satin, embroidered with silver and vine leaves,in wreath j, tied to gether with silver ornaments, rich tassels ; Robe to correspond., Miss 'FILM/LT Lose—Body and train of lace, trimmed with point and silver; Petticoat of the same over straw colour at the bottom, a net wreath of silver; Draperies fastened with bunches to correspond. Miss D. Loren—Petticoat of white crape appliqued in silver, border composed of fillies of the valley, fastened with rich cords and tassels; Body and train to correspond; Head-dress pearls and feathers. Miss Susw—Body and train of pale pomona green crape, trim med with lace ; Petticoat of of the sane, over white satin drape ries, fastened op with bunches of Otahelte wheat. Miss PIIACUY—Body and train of lilac gossimer gauze, trim med with lace and beads ; Petticoat of the same ; Draperies taste fully drawn up with a net-work of beads, handsome cords and tassels suspending from the right to the left side. Miss 1 NINCII—A ruby crape Petticoat, over white satin tied up with hunches of geraniums, and a gold border at the ben.= ; trails to corrtapead. LONDON. TUESDAY, JUNE 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.' ' Consols, fur money 6811- —Ditto, for acc. 11911-oinnium p. Exchequer Bills. its. to 12s. pie. We formerly mentioned that it was the intention of .the. Heads of the Patriotic Government in Spain to assemble the Cortez, or ancient Parliament of the kingdom, and we are now informed that a Proclama lion to that effect was to be issued .on the 1 1 . th ult. fixing the day for commencement of their delibera tions. Great advantages are expected to result.from the recurrence to the old constitutional doctrines upon which this measure has been founded. JOVELLANOS, and the truly enlightened portion of the inhabitants,• have at length triumphed over the petty jealousies which had crept in among the Menibers of the Lower Juntas. The dispositions of the peas'antri in Spain are truly patriotic. Scarce a day passes without a French mail or French dispatches being brought in to the Spanish Commanders—their foraging parties are harassed, and however contemptible the Spanish levies may be considered by regular troops, they are acknowledged to be formidable by the French. Trieste was occupied on the 17th ult. by the Fiench troops under General MACDONALD. The Filinch accountifroth Spain, manufactured at Bayonne, state, that congratulatory addresses from the Juntas continue to be poured into the hinds of . King JOSEPH NAPOLEON. _ _ _ The Turks are apprehensive of a hostile visit from the Russians. The provinces through which the latter have to pass, on their way to Constantinople, are de scribed as being ready to join them. SCHILL still continues his progress through the North of Germany—he does not seem as jet t 6 have met with any considerable check. The following heart-rending article respecting the • Miss Him.—.-Bedy and Train 'or pale green crape, trirntied with a wreathing of ivy; Petticoat of the same, over which satin, at the bottom a rich wreath of ivy; Draperies fastened with btmehes of the same,lied with bows of grass ribbon. Miss Yr HER—A white crape Petticoat, with crape Draperies, decorated with wreaths of white rus,s and hop leaves. 'frills._ White Crape. Miss Mita/. x e—White Rath/ Petticoat, Draperies of pink crape and rich blond, fancifully drawn up, with bouquets of lillss of the valley. Train, Piuk Crape. Miss VERNON—A blue sarsnet Pettkeat, richly trimmed with British net Cfruin of blue sarsitet ; Head Dress of fea thers. The two Miss PoLe CARER'S wore dresses of the same. White satin Petticoats, with white crape Draperies, pearl trim mings, and clasped up toe right aide with pearl clasps; the Re'tes of white crape to correspond. The Head Dresses fine ostrich feathers, with pearl bandeaus. Miss Tauto-r—A white satin robe and petticoat, trimmed with white crape scale trimming, ornamented with pearls, a::d de signed to form draperies across the petticoat, and tucked eg with pearl cords and tassels ; the robe trimmed to comspond ;—the bead dress a plume of white feathers, with bandeau of pearls. Miss Lorrus—White crape petticoat, ornamented with lace and roses ; white crape train and amethyst ornaments. Miss G.AKTII—Court train and petticoat of I smon-coloured crape, ornamented with pearls ; pocket holes and drapery looped np with pearl tassels : stomacher of embroidered pearls. Miss Cot: ss ENIAICER-.4. white dress trimmed with beads. Miss Site c K BU ac H Ece LY N —A pink dress trimmed with blush roses. Miss DF.UANEY—A crape dress trimmed with lace. Miss ANN LAKE—Black crape petticoat, and draperi es grouped with bunches of white lilac; train of lilac crape; head dress to correspond. The two Miss Rowters—White satin petticoats, ornamented with white geranium flowers ; draperies of white crave, and ge ranium train to correspond. Miss TRAIL—A white and silver dress. Miss READS—A white satin petticoat, embroidered with sil ver ; the draperies and train of lilac crape ornatnea tel with silver and bunches of silver flowers. Her head dress was ornamented with lilac and white feathers, diamonds, &c. The two Miss DAwsoxs—Pinsk crape robes and petticoats, trimmed with beads and bead chains across tilt. draperies, and tucked with resets of beads ; head dress with farther; and marl bandeaus. Miss Coxt—A dress of white satin, with drapry of lace, trim med with wreaths of flowers; head dress feat'ai:t . and diamonds. GENTLEMEN'S DRESSES. •' MS ROYAL 11101-INisS THE : . Field-Marshal's Uniform.- 7 41mt ether Royal Brut twvr wore each his respective Naval or Military Uniform. The company had not left the Palace till about eight o'clock. ' • . . The Duke and 'Duchess of roitii,'the Earl And . Countess of - GROSVENOR, Earl tio and Countess of CA ',E DEN, Lord and Lady' COurcirsv.v, sported new state liveries ; they were all extremely liTerb; an t i we be lieve as grand as any that ever were seen at , The Duke and Duchess of Beneoun's servants' lints bad gold lace at least two inches and - a half deep on . the outside, and laid on the inside ,with beautiful red feathers and the whole of the numerous train of ser l-vants had largeheitiquets of the most choice . flowers that could be procured, consisting of Moss roses, myr- , tie:4 . Bw. Earl and Countess Gitosviaion's and gold, with yellow featheri in their hats, The Earl and Countess .Cmotoeigsts wore blue-velvet ,and broad silver lace, the same that they had When the Fail 'was Lord . Lieutenant of Ireland. Lord and Lady•CotittUrv's, wore scarlet and gold,. richly, laid on, with epaulets and taggs. • . The Duke of KENT went to Court in state Tester day-at a quarter before three o'clock. Lord COCIMANE was huzzaed by the.,populace whenhe left the Palace yesterday. The SPEAKER of the House of Commons -.rent in state yesterday at a quarter before two o'clock. .. , The Mail Coaches formed the cavalcade, as usualti , ou the 'King's birth-day. The drivers in new clothes, and the, horses in new harness, preiented a *ashy spec tacle.---Ithe firemen. of the Insurance Companies also,Walked in procession with new clothing. • • Tbeinuininations of last night in honour of the Birth Ea'l, were less splendid than usual, in consequence of the weather. Drury- Lane and Covent-Garden Theatres of course could not furnish their quota of lustre as usual. The other places of public amuse ment, and the principal trade.•nien's shops, vied with each other in their tokens of loyalty. The Yellow Fever Remedy Warehouse at Charing.crosg, W 23 very beautifully illuminated. • The devices were appropriate, and corresponding with the laudable exertions of the Proprietors of this. truly excellent Institution, from which the greatest national advantages will be derived. TUE EVENING STAR. • K - - ROUEN, MAY iI. The following advertisement has been published here A considerable number of Austrian prisoners of war being arrived in Franceehis Mijesty is desirous that far from being a burthen to the State, this circumstance may be a means of giving a fresh activity to the mannfactories, and supply the w*ats of agrienit 'There shall he placed successively at tae disposition of the Prefect 2000 prisoners, who shall be sent Into this department in detach ments of SO men. The agriculturists and manufacturers wit* , should desire to obtain tome of those prisoners, will present them.'' *: selves to the Mayor of their commune, who will receive their • declaration ds to the number they are able to employ. The Aus trians .; arc laborious and docile; and the manufacturers and culti vators who may employ them elnhof but be well pleased with' them." :_. PARIS, MAY 28, We are assured that authentic letters from Udiao, dated the 19th, at neon, state that accounts had been received there by an extraordinary Courier of the taking ,of. Trieste by General Mae 4 donald on the 17th; that on the 12th 3000 Austrians in UM.* Tyrol laid down their arms, and that the division under general Seras had taken the strong post of Plesf storm, and formed a junction with the at my of the Viceroy at Tanis. ROTTF.RDAM, JUNE 1. The latest Hamburgh letters mention, thet on the 21st Schill had arrived at Wismar with about 2000 men, infantry and ca valry. There are about '7OO in the town, iind tht. remainder are =toned in the neighbourhood. It is believvd that they will soon take their departure, to embark. if possible. On the 24th, the little fortress of Dirnetry, which et as surprised by Schill on the 15th, was retaken by a company of Dutch grena diers and some Voltigeurs belonging to General.Albignac's corps. A great number of insurgents were kiiled, and the remainder. made prisoners on this occasion. A number of persons who had been carried off Ly Schill were get at liberty: 150 boats, w!iich had been removed to the other side of the Elbe, and some of I wkicb were loaded with Schill's a mmun iti on an d ot h er property, • were taken. Our grenadiers and voltigeurs had merely one kilLd and one wounded. A corps of troops has been assembled under General rwald,' between Hamburgh and Lubeck, and on the Nth some Danish'• hussars and jagers, and artillery, arrived at the latter place, which has been threatened by a visit from Schill's corps. - - ALTONA, MAY 24e • • Sealll has descended the Elbe from Dontitz, and been in Buit- .• zt•nburgh and liugenau, and has crossed the Elbe again at Lune bi.rjh. He afterwards passed through the Mecklenburgh territory, and part of his troops have arrived at Wismar. According to thee , last accounts, Schill himself was at Sternburg. He was ~taking„ preparations there to embark in some of the ports of. Baltic, perhaps with the intention of going to Rugen.. eve% ral Gratian has pltsed through Luneburgh with two Mich ppie • giments, and is expected in this heighboarhood. MAW corps of troops . is assembled on theArallsori tween Hambutgli and Lubeck for the defence of thenti a pk,o(p r ap t This corps is commanded by Major eCt-neral Ewald.,. • - . D • ft • • • Lußp.tis; l i t !ti l The threatened visit from Schill hat not yet taken l it a tde.• • Royal Danish Miners have, however, arrived here wide's' •P'' • Sion of artillery. We are iuformetl that Schill is making dbpoisi. tions at Wismar for embarking. ".4 • • . bat. Great preparalials are making to fit (mi t a const N , • • cierable body of troops for foreign service. Thisnew fi 4 - armament will consist of 30,000 men, and ported that General Hori, to Whom The country 'nay justly look up with confidence, will have the com mand. There is so great a want of transports ht, consequence of this expedition, that the colliers are taken as they arrive in the river, and fitted .up for that service. Yesterday a number were engligfd,' some say impressed, for the purpose. .. The sentence of the Court Martial held- 0n .. 3.11.,•. CHAMBERLAYNS, OP . the I,3th of April last, we - 'stated hi our Piper Of the of May, as he is only :dismissed from his Majesty's West Essex Regiment 'of Militia, and not from the service. TO rem 'aims of the Russian Princess, who died in - London about eighteen months since, on her way t0:,4 "southern climite, for the benefit of her health, , iretti - brciu*,..t9, Portsmouth, on Thursday last, to • , be taken to Russea.for interment. She was on board the Russian . frigate Spershnoy, uhich was detained at Spithead. . - Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal, by the Henrt Addington, were finally . closed at the East-India, House, and delivered to the nurser. PASSENOERS.—LieIIt. COI. Rich - ard Deveton, Majer. , General Richard Macau ; Major Kelly and Lady; Mrs. Kiernan; Mr. Phillips, Assistant Sur g eon; Mr. John Walker, Free Weiner; . Messrs. Mackinnor,Beever, Wi gg ins, Lockwood, Michael, Jacob, and Faris, Cadets. Yesterday, at the final close of the poll for Alder..." man of Cheap Ward, in the room of JOSIAH.BOYDELL I Esq. resigned, the numbers were, for SAMUEL Goon- IiEHEIRE, Esq. 81—R. HEYGATE, Esq. 50-1-Majority 31.—Mr. GooDaattear, Was declared duly elected. • Letters from the 'Baltic, received yesterday, meni tion, that the Russian ports have been shut against all vessels. The Ciptain of a vessel writes, that was refused admittance into Liebau, with a • cargo. salt, an article much in demand, in the North van in favour of which the Court of Russia lately pubi& ed some exemptions from the operations. ofits cane- : , . . . . . :,...i.e.,. mercial laws. ' . . A battle was fought in Lord's cr i ck et-grollni,' . the day the cricket match closed,: ( betwixt M 4 ).. LOVETT and COLLET, betting .men, which was wen by the former after nine, rounds. It originated in an insult given by Collet. During . the battle Levert gat his antagonist a chance foul blow, and the amateu r s present decided that Collet`lould have the same ad vantage when his antagivniit Awe's do the ground.-. `This novelty was displayed, but Lovett won easy. During ths eavaleade to the drawing-room yester day, a boy, the son . of a Mrs. HARTALL, who is on a visit in Piccadilly 'from Bedfordshire, was run over by a chariot in Albeinarieitreet. and - kali& ' A kr. . vant maid, who was.leading the child, was knocked down ; and the sam& wheel which went oveztlie head of the child, passed over the body of the Servant with out doing her any injury..,, .. Her MAJiSTY, with the Princesses Auout4 . 4 - ‘l-4 , ..7.. ZABETII, and Sorme, .attended by LO T . •• • " t, I FIELD, Lady ISABELLA THYNNE &C.-liftell'iYiailtiet.... 3; :• i Miss LINWOOD'S Exhibition, in ieicester4qttlutid, otcyv :o Saturday, honoured Messrs. Bftoom, Haftatt:ii:4l.o4.; by walking round their very extensike Car.pet - V.‘' . : 5 „ . ! - '•':, - „' rooms, and were highly pleased with the-graitt-triti ' ~.':- and variety of the Patterns of their Manitfactoare. out =:.. 7 , I PLY pof M ohfar O v.bo LlT u;r H ant :O ds .„ Pi d ,ck y, le a l ft b U e r r i N g, l a e . c 4 t o : i ii::::: rt : f i ll : r.,. ' l: - .. .f ins . 1 rE T ciai le o °r c e l te e s . 61 : • and anchored in the Sound.-No arnvals or sallings. , - -; PORTSMOUTH, JUNE .5. ~. . .., : Arrived the Mart, Kitchen, for Mogadore ; Lusitahle; tit;:. `: .. , man, for Grenada. Sailed a fleet of transports for Portugal, tin '. • " i der convoy of his Majesty's ship s l a N ymp h an d K angaroo . Th e 1 ~... Mediterranean fleet, under oixvoy of his Majesty's ship.Frede. rickitein, is expected to sail to-morrow. Wi# d s./..blows fresh. DEAL, JUNg 5. ' ! ' ' Arrived the St. Domingo, of 74 pip, frOM the Ware; Henry Addington, East-India ship, from the Over; I..leiesa, Napier, far Martinique; Mentor, —, for. Hayti; Fame, Co Niko' Tobaeri • Enna, Mills, for Madeira, ago'. yjso. 14Scriary, . . 1407 -:. , lab racea.—Wind S. E. moor./ ..-..,i,n0..ta0;e.....ti ~, pird i ga;f i t GRAVASCNIji, Jona S4—Axiihrod:Owitoomiaraii. .. . I Malta. . .. . t4,i ;;:twalialV tawvi0ica4,416664104 .x ,? c.. '. ;'4e's; VIM ' 1 • il'• , 1. • • •, t t , . .I{' I . , 1 ,. .. . • 1 If 1 1 - 1 ' . f ' • • ' 1 .:4 ; 7 1 . % i i •• i i • i . i Ot 1 11 1 • • ') • t I t. . .., 2. . • • t• . . t• C r ' -.• • - ' • . • • t .• t • I • 1] f t l •