Star. — London, England, 1828-04-24 00:00:00

THE KlNG'S\BiftrH-D . 11••• 1 t kk Ot k alSt. George's Day) being the day appointed by his MAJESTY for the celebration of his Birthday, the usual demonstrations of respect were observed throughout the metropolis. The bells of the different parish churches continued ringing merry peals during the day. The standard of England was hoisted at the public buildings, and at the steeples of the churches. The day was observed as a holiday at all the public offices. The Courts of Law were merely opened as a matter of form, it being the first day of Term. The General Postmen appeared in new uniforms. About ten o'clock the bands of the three Regiments of Foot Guards assembled at the parade in St. James's Park in their State uniforms, and performed several delightful pieces of music together, the number of wind instru ments, amounting to nearly one hundred, producing a very fine effect: Soon after the guard was mounted, the State colours were brought out. All the men were dressed in new regimentals. Notwithstanding the un favourable state of the wea*r, there was a numerous asse mblage of respectab le to witness the parade. After the mounting of the guard, the military proceeded to relieve guird at St. James's Palace, ac companied by the three bands. In the Flag Yard of the Palace the concourse of people was immense, and it was with some little difficulty that the soldiers effected an entrance. The bands then struck up ' r God save the King," and continued playing till near twelve o'clock; among the pieces were the Coronation Anthem of HANDEL, the Overture to Tancredi, and several airs from Semiramide. At one o'clock the Park and Tower guns fired a double Royal salute. The KING had appointed yesterday for holding a Drawing Room, which, owing to the length ci‘ time which has elapsed since the last was held, excited con siderable interest throughout the country, great num bers having travelled a considerable distance; crowds of people assembled about the avenues leading to the palace. Sir RICHARD BERNIE, Messrs. Roe and ROGERS,' and Messrs. TOWNSEND and SAYERS, with numerous parties of police, and Mr. Las, the High Constable of, Westminster, with a large party of constables, were in. l attendance to keep the caniages in order and preserve the peace. About half past one a detachment of Life Guards took up their station at the bottom of St. James's-street; and a detachment of Royal Horse Guards, in the Court Yard, adjoining Marlborough House, each with their respective bands, in their state dresses; the King's Guard and their band were in the Flag Yard ; the bands played by turns during the after. noon. About twelve o'clock there were two rows of caniages in St.James's.street, filled with Ladies anxious to see those who were going to the Drawing Room, the chain of carriage:, with company, having even then reached some way up Sr. James's-street ; by a quarter before one o'clock the chain had extended nearly to the top of Bond-street, although it was then three quarters of an hour before the Palace gates would be opened, which took place about half past one. The Marshalmen and Under Porters appeared in new clothes. The Pages appeared in state uniforms. The Yeoman Guard, under the command of Mr. CURTIS, the Exon in Waiting, appea ed in their Coronation costume. The Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms lined the presence Chamber, and the entrée, under the command of the Earl of HERE FORD, their Captain: two non-commissioned Officers of she Royal Horse Guards, in their cuirasses, were sta tioned on the first flight of stairs. The company conti nued arriving at both doors, without intermission, till three o'clock. On no former occasion was there so great a display of elegant dresses, more particularly as regards the magnificence of the ornaments of diamonds and other jewels worn by the Ladies; among the most splendid were those worn by the Duchess of Sr.Ansa NS, who, in addition to a diamond tiara, had a stomacher of diamonds. The Duke of ST. ALBANS appeared in his uniform of Grand Falcorter of England, by virtue of which office his Grace has the privilege of the entrée. The Marchioness de PALMELLA, Princess ESTERNIAZY, the Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND, Countess d'ALcu- DIA, and Princess Ltwesta, had also splendid displays of diamonds. It being a Gala Day, the Knights of the different Orders wore their respective insignia ; and there were several of the company whose breasts were nearly covered with ribbons and stars, particularly Prince Esrannare, Marquis de PALMELLA, the Duke of Ware LINGTON, the Duke Of DEVONSHIRE, Viscount BERES FORD, and Lord HILL. Among those who came in state were, the Austrian, Russian, French, Spanish, and Portuguese Ambassadors, the Duke of Sr. ALSANS, the Duke of DRYONSHIRE, the Loan CHANCELLOR, and the &MAKER of the House of Commons. At a quarter before two the Duchess of KENT arrived in state with her suite, in two carriages; her attendants were. Baroness SPAZDTII, Sir J. CONROY, and General Warmattann. Hrr Royal Highness alighted at the principal entrance, and was received by the band cf the 3d Regiment, playing God save the King. Soon after the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER arrived in state. Their Royal Highnesses were attended by Lady ISA.. RELLA THYNNI, Colonel HIGGINS, and Mr. CURRY.— Theßojal Duke appeared in his Field Marshal's uniform, wearing several Orders. Prince Leoeono followed im• mediately after, dressed in a Field Marshal's uniform, sad attended by Sir R. GARDINER. Shortly after the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE came in state in two carriages; their attendants were, the Marchioness of WESTSIRATH, Colonel FITZCLARENCI, and Sir CHARLES Pons. His Royal Highness appeared in the uniform of Lord High Admiral. The KING entered his closet about two o'clock, dressed in a Field Marshal's uniform, where he received the congratulations of cis Royal Relatives. The Duke of CUMBERLAND entered the Palace by the private entrance, and appeared in the regimentals of the Regiment of Royal Horse Guards, for the fit st time since his appointment as Colonel of that Regiment. His Royal Highness carried the Gold Stick, as Commander of the Regiment, and was accompanied by his son, Prince GEORGE, who appeared in the Regimentals of the Tenth Hussars. The Duke of CUMBERLAND was presented to his MAJESTY on his appointment to the command of the Royal Horse Guards. The KING then received those who have the privilege of the entrée. The Rev. R. W. hum, Preceptor to his Royal Highness Prince Grimm of CUMBERLAND, was presented to his MAIRSTY by the Duke of Coma- LAND. Princess De Pontouac, the French Ambassa• dress, had her first audience of his MAJESTY. Her Ex-' =Beim' was introduced by the Earl of DUDLEY, and conducted by Sir Bossai CHUTE; th e Master of the Ceremonies. Countess IYALCUDIR, the Lady of the Spanish tistar. was Presented to his Kum= ; as also Mrs. LAwasmos, the Lady of the American Charge d'Affaires. The Baron De MAREUJIL, Minister Plenipotentiary and Extraordinary from the Court of France to that of ALCK, tne alutcu 4C4 111 ••••••••• • His MAJESTY then proceeded to the Throne Room, and took his station in front of the Throne, and re ceived the numerous and brilliant presentations. Earl RODEN was the Lord in Waiting, and Col. WHATLEY the Groom in Waiting.—Among the Company were.— Prince Esterhasy, the Austrian Ambassador, and the Princess, Esterhasy ; Prince Lieven, the Russian Ambassador, and Princess Lieven; Prince Polignac, the French Ambassador, and Princess Polignac ; Count d'Alcudia, the Spanish Minister, and the Countess d'Alcudia • Count d'Offalis, Special Spanish Minister; Monsieur Feick, the Ambassador from the Netherlands, and Madame Feick ; Marquis de Palmella, the Portuguese Ambassador, and the Marchioness de Palmella; Count de Moltke, the Danish MI. nister ; Baron Bulow, the Prussian Minister ; Count d'Aglie, the Sardinian Minister; Count de Ludolf, the Neapolitan Minister, and Countess Ludolf; Baron de Cetto, the Bavarian Mitiister; Count de Mandesioh, the Wurtemberg Minister; Senor Madrid, the Colombian Minister; Viscount Itabayana, the Brazilian Mi. mister; Mr. Lawrence, the American Charge d'Affaires, and Mrs. Lawrence; Monsieur Biedermann, the Saxon Charge d'Affaires; Monsieur Rocafuerte, the Mexican Minister ; Monsieur Oil, !barge d'Affaires of the United Provinces of the Rio de la Plata the Hanoverian Minister ; Mr. Colquisoun, Consul General for the Name Towns; Chevalier da Cunha, Secretary to the Brazilian Legation; Princess E. Buriatinsky ; the Lord Chancellor. the Archbishop of York, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial Departments, the Pre. trident of the Board of Canons!, the President of the Board of Trade, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Chancellor of the Rechequer, the Master of the Mint, the Secretary at War, the CoMinander of the Forces. the Master of the Rolls, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Vice Chancellor, the Attorney General, the Solicitor General, the Speaker of the House of Commons, the Chief Commissioner of Woods and Fo. rests, the Secretary of State for Jreland, the Adjutant General, the Quartermaster General, the Clerk of the Closet, the Master of the Ceremonies, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse, the Lord Steward, the Groom of the Stole, the Treasurer o f the Household, the Master of the Household, the Chief Equerry to the King, the Master General of the Ordnance, the Surveyor to the Ordnance, the Deputy Comptroller of the Household, Sir Michael Clare, of his Majesty's Honourable Council of Jamaica; Sir Thomas L awrence, ' P. P. H. M. President of the Royal Aes. decoy; the Lord Chief Baron of Scotland, Mr. Davies Gilbert, President of the Royal Society; the Rev. Dr. Dakins, Assistant Chaplain General; Aldermen Birch and Sir Charles Flower. At half-past four the KING retired. Among the company were the following : ,Nara. —As on this occasion the Court was held for the reap tion of Ladies, and as a Levee was lately held for the reception and presentation of Gentlemen, we have only mentioned the names of some of the Noblemen and Gentlemen present.] Duxes—Wellington, Gordon, Northumberland, Newcastle, Leinster, St. Albans, Grafton, Beaufort, Leeds, Montrose, Somer set, Devonshire. Ductresses—Northumberland, Wellington, Leinster, Dowager Richmond, Dowager Newcastle, St. Albans, Montrose, Beaufort, Dowager Leeds, Gordon. Aleanunses—Winchester, Camden, Landown, Thomond, Lo thian, Conyngbam, Exeter, Salisbury, Ormond, Sligo, Bristol. Meecenoresses--Lansdown, Salisbury, Cornwallis. Worcester, Conyngbam, Thomond, Ormond, Sligo, Winchester, /Utter, Bris tol, Stafford, Dowager Salisbury. Frees—Chichester, Abingdon Eldon, Dudley, Bathurst. Mans field, Aberdeen, Shrewsbury, Abingdon, Guilford, Meath, Mount Edgcumbe, Cowper, Denbigh, Clive, Talbot, Belfast, Rosslyn, Longford, Chesterfield, Delaware, Clonmell, Roden, Moontcbarles, Darnley, KinnouU, Clarendon, Macelesfield, Scarborough Colossuses—Dowager Countess Poulett, Kinnoull, Sr. Martin de Front, Shrewsbury, Alountcharles. liarrowby, Abingdon, Mount Edgeumbe, Howe, Denbigh. Roseberty, St. Antonio, Meath, Verulam, Mengden, Antrim, Dowager Clare, Dowager ' Warwick, Giengall, Warwick, Carlisle, Longford, Wenger Shef field, Delaware, Bradford, Sheffield, Bathurst, Mansfield, Candor, Newburgh, Tankervitle, Winchilsea, Cowper, Guilford ',mourns—Galway, Kirkwall, Rocafuerte, Eneombe, Gage, Melville, Palmerston, Maynard, Hereford, Sidniouth, Beresford Viscouneessis—Galway, Gage, Melville, Dowager Anson, May nard, Keith, Tumour Loan—Kinnaird, Boston, Henniker, Fevenham, Begot, Bloom 'field. Hill. R a dstock,Tullamore,Eilenborough,W.Thynne , Morpeth , Rolle, E. Somerset, F. Somerset, Skelmersdale, Downe, Stuart de • Rothsay, Kenyon, George Beresford, De Duustanville, Heytes bury. G , St. Helens, Redesdale, Bexley, Alaryboroush, Syd ney, Longford, Farnborough, Tenter' den Howe. Lanus—C. Butler, E. Butler, Phipps, Greville (two), Maynard, Charlotte Beetle, Emily Berrie. Henniker, Kereison,t Conroy,l Ravensworth, 'fullamore, Feversham, Farquhar, H. Vihitshed, Dowager Cawdor, Manners. Montfort!, Fast, T. Kerr. J. Erskine, F. Beauclert, L. 3eauclerk, Imhoff, Sherborne, Waterpark, Lang. ford, B. Leonard, Hippisley, L. Clive, L. Cornwallis, E. Cowper, Clerk, C. F. Berkeley, C. Berkeley, C. ury, T. Brabazon, Dowager Enenborough, Dowager Arundell, Rolle, Johnston, Christie, Quentin. Forbes, H. Parker, K. Edgcumbe, E. Murray, F. Corn wallis, Farquhar, S. North, H. Butler, Kinlock, Hamilton, Forester, G. Somerset, H. W. Wynn, C. St. Maur, S. Somerset,' K. Grimston, G. Cumming, M. O'Bryen, M. Stanley, Pulteney, Mildmay, L. Duncombe. C. Murray. Stuart of Itorissay, J. Houstoun, A. Becketr, Ellenbornugh, C. Graham, E. Drake, A. Peel, T. Fitzroy. E Graham, C. l'aulet, J. L. Peel, C. Stanhope, F. Somerset, M. Brudenell, itadstock, Dowager Orde. Campbell, 11...ytesbury, Cooper, J. Thymic, Trollope, Millet, E. O'Bryen, T. Douglas, S. Lygon, B. Johnstone, G. C. Murray, L. Scott, C. Scott, A. Fitsiarence, Fuller, L. Lascelles, M. Stanley, Browne, G. Beaucierk, F. Walsh, K. Stewart, A. Baring,' G. Nevill, S. G. Lennox, Torrens, D. Gordon, Skelmen. dale Martin, E &ratkaven , F. St. Maur, H. Primrose, Ruthven, E. Berkeley, Wetherall, Nightingale, Forester, G. Seymour, C. Thwnshend, C. Talbot, De Grey, Grey de Ruthyn, E. Fielding, Lethbridge, B. Lennart!, I)ts Venn, F. Shirley. Wbarncliffe, E. Dutton, G. Alitford, G. S. Wortley, Philips, L. Vaughan, A. Brudenell, M. Pere, G. I'. Clinton, I. Fitzgibbon, Baroness Grey , de Rutile. Ream Hosointeaters—Robert Peel, Charles Grant, W. Has. kisson, H. Goulburn, F. Lamb, C. Wynn, S. Bourne, J. Henies, C. Arbuthnot. Hoeoueestes—Aliss D. Burrell, Mrs. De Grey, General Duff, M.P. Lloyd Kenyon, Miss M. Kenyon, J. Henniker, Miss Kenyon, Mrs. Carleton, Mrs. E. Cast, Miss Frances Henniker, Lady Bur rough, Miss Elphinston, Airs. Calvert, Mrs. H. Windsor, Mrs. Greville. Miss A. Law, Miss Moreton, Mrs. Bowles, Mis. Wes. tenra ' Mia ; E. Law. Mrs. Philips, Mrs. G. Campbell, Mrs. Feimor, Miss E. Liddell, Mrs. Barrington, Miss Begot, Mrs. Dugdale, Mr. Jervia, Colonel Grant, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Jervis, Mrs. Hood, Miss F. Kinnaird, bliss P. Kenyon, Miss Graves, Miss Rowley, Miss Miss Arundell, Mrs. N. Lane, Mrs. Percy , Rumbold, Miss E. Moreton, Mrs. Poynts, Miss Dundas ' Mrs. Vansittart, Miss M. Fox, Miss Susan, Miss 0. Strutt, Mrs. Dashwood, Miss S. Lid. dell, Miss A. Peen, bliss Anson, Mrs. H. Murray, Mrs. Heurage Bisuon—Durham, Jamaica, Bath and Wells, Bristol, St. Da vid's, Sodor and Alan, LondonChichester Rev. Docents—Kuper. Wellesley, Vivian, Sleath Rev. Alessai—Ab. Stady, J. Hammond, Horsley Dakins, H. Selby Hele SlRS—Alexander Johnston, Charles Flower, T. B. Lennard, N. B. Philippi, Robert Chester, R. T. Farquhar, W. W. Wynn, H. Cooper, J. Sinclair, T. Lethbridge, G. Staunton, C. Morgan, T. Lawrence, T. Hammond, H. Vivian , J. Conroy, H . Torrens. Admiral Sir James H. Whitsbed. eGeseaets—Hon. J. Duff, ALP. Sir Edward Kerrison, Sir T. Rouser, K.C. B. Sir H. Taylor, Champagne, Sir Charles Imhoff Major General Freeth Commits—Maxwell, Sir Archibald Christie, Thornton Meactere--R. Macdonald, Hyde. Cerreen—Cates, George Read, R.N. Almsnuas—W. Rae Wilson, Lowndes, Rochfort, Grange. Bul lock, J. Harrison Curtis, Frost, Brent, Mash, Delme, Ratcli ff e, 1.. 'Peel, Whitshed, C. Walpole, Platt Whyte Melville, Stuart Wort. ley, Otway Cave, Wyndham Lewis, J. Bullock, Dawkirie Penn, Arbuthnot, Dawson, J. C. Hobhouse, M.P. (or Westminster. Morriss*—G. Loftus, G. Leigh, S. Permed, Astell, T. Rodd, Littleton, W. Bosanquet i G. Dawson, H. Dawkins, Macnell, Mitchell, Beaumont, F. Le wis, Egerton. Wetherell, L. Fox, W. Jones, S. Thornton, Fane, Litdedak, S. Murray, Whatley, Bar rington, Drummond, Goulburn, Arbuthnot, Freemantie De Rothschild, Recision Grange, Ball Hughes, Wyndham ;Awn, Sewis, Boehm, Dawson, Grenville Berkeley, J. B. Jeakinsoll. Champagne, Greene, Cumming, C. K. Tynte, Brown, Long, Maxwell. Lawrence, S. Bourne. Elphinstone, J. Campbell, E. Perri,L. Maw. , Y. Baer* Dying , W. Forester, Catterell, Scheoley, W. Wynn, A Stanhope, Fitzgerald, E. Dawkins, Has. kisson, Lygon, Pell. Muses--Alildroay, Stewart, Parker, Fielding, W. Wynn, L. Tyra's, B. Hamilton, T. Tennant, M. Herbert, Jackson. M. G. Percy, KtidOsb, Wood, Maeneil, B. Begot, Harriet %shushed. . ,• 4 f I p 1 •• Lisbon. was presented by Prince De POLIONAC, tire French Ambassador. . ; . La Comtism DC VILLA FLOR was presented by the Portuguese Ambassalress. The Compte DX VILLA FLoa and the Marquis De FRONTEIRA were presented by the Portuguese Ambas. sador. Mademoiselle FALcic was presented by Madame FALCK, the Dutch Ambassadress. . ColePtbals-eilailriebelis A. Hondas, Browne, C. Brown!, p 2i si, u alkett, S. Crawford, Reaumont,l.ottuss Mitchel l '. A alletbels Johnston, J. Johnston, A. Borough. Inge, S. Inge., Sr& Grey, L. Banyan, M. Clinton, Cumming, C. Jackson. Forbonf' Thornton, Seymour, C. Astell, Herbert, Elphinston, A. Percy. EL K. de Grey, Hervey, Shepherd, Cunyegham, F. Christie, Don. combe. Long, Arbuthnot, Mash, Harriet Mash, M. Alexander, J. Dawkins, Vyse, Benyon, Hippisley, S. Vansittart, Gosling, B. Wilbraham, J. Hebbouse, M. M. Christie, Terrett, C. Gosling Aliderley, L. Lethbridge, L. Duncombe, Torrens, Mathew, C. %smitten, F. B. Lennard, M. Harvey, Martin, M. Wellesley, Gordon, S. Bourne, F. Cavendish, Hood, Hunter, E. Jones, Jane Loftus, M. Stanley, Croker, B. Mathew. C. Des Venn, H. Fores ter, Wetherell, Conroy, H. Fielding, I'. Meade, L. Trollope, H. Calvert, M. Calvert, P. Kenyon. The following were among the numerous Presen tation.— Han. Mies F. Henniker by ber mother, Lady Henniker Miss Seymour by Lady George Seymour Lady E. Berkeley by Lady C. Berkeley The Hon. Mrs. Dashwood by the Duchess of Montrose Lady E. Dutton by Lady Sherborne Miss C. Asteli by Mrs. Astell Hon. A. Petre by her mother, Cady M. Petre Lady G. Milford on her marriage, by the Duchess of Northumber land Miss H. M. De Grey by Mrs. De Grey Lady Feversham by the Lady L. Duncombe • Mrs. Greene by the Cciuniess Delaware Lady Ruthven by Lady Tullamore Lieut.. Colonel Paten by the Duke of Cumberland Miss T. Tennant by the Hon. Mrs. Dashwood Miss S. Craufurd by Lady Waterpark Miss Jackson by Lady Gordon Miss Macneil by the Countess of Darnley Miss Halkett by the Countess of Selkirk Lady G. Clinton by the Dowager Duchess of Newcastle The Countess Shrewsbury by the Countess of Carlisle Lady Philips by Lady Waterpark Hon. Mrs. Heneage on her marriage, by the Countess Mount- Charles Lady E. Cowper by Countess Cowper Miss M. Herbert by the Countess of Denbigh Lady Harriet Butler by the Marchioness of Ormond* Marchioness of Bristol by the Marchioness of Cornwallis Mts. Drummond by the lion. Mrs. Grant Miss Wood by Lady C. Wood Countess, of Guilford by the Hon. Mrs. De Grey Miss M. J. Percy by the Duchess of Northumberland Miss R. Bagot by Lady Maryborough Lady and Miss Kinloch by Mrs. W. Wynn The Countess of Kinnoull on her marriage,by Lady Gwydyr Lady C. Talbot by the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury Hon. Miss D. Burrell by Lady Gwydyr Duchess of St. Albans on ber marriage, by Countess of Guilford Miss Herties by Mrs. S. Vansittart Countess of Newburgh oncoming to her title, by Lady Alice Peel Mrs. Goulburn by the Duchess of Wellington Miss M. Stanley by Lady M. Stanley The Hon. Mini Arundell by her mother, Dowager Lady Arundell Miss Croker by Lady A. Beckett Miss B. Mathew by Viscountess Galway Lady A. Fitzclarence on her marriage, by the Marchioness of Westmeath Hon. Mrs. Newton Lane on her marriage, by Lady Fevenhans Miss C. Des Voeuz by her mother, Lady Des Voce: Lady L. Scott by the Countess of Cionmell Lady C. Scott by the Countess of Cionmell Lady G. C. Murray by the Countess of Mansfield Hon. Mrs. Percy by the Duchess of Northumberland Countess of Selkirk by the Countess of Mansfield Lady Radstock on her coming to the title, by the Marchioness of Stafford Miss H. Forester by her mother, Lady Forester Mn. Elphinstone by Lady Nightingale Lady Susan Lygon by the Dowager Countess of Beauchamp Miss Wetherall by Mrs. General WetheraU Lady S. Douglas by the Countess of Selkirk Lady Conroy by Lady Hamilton Miss Conroy by Lady Conroy Mrs. F. Parry on her marriage, by Lady M. Stanley Mrs. J. Campbell by the Honourable Lady Rumbold Miss H. Fielding by her mother, Lady E. Fielding The Honourable Lady Rumbold by Mrs. Huskisson Lady E. O'Bryen Countess of Taukerville by the Duchess of Northumberland Miss A. Stanley by Lady M. Stanley Countess of Winchilsea and Nottingham on coming to her title Mrs. Laing Meason by the Marchioness of Stafford Honourable Miss E. Moreton by the Countess of Denbigh Mrs. Y. Buller by Lady Rolle Baroness Grey de Ruthyri by the Countess of Winchilsea Miss T. Meade by the Countess of Meath Lady B. Johnstone on her marriage, by the March. of Stafford Lady E. Bennet by the Duchess of Northumberland Misses H. and M. Calvert by their mother, the Hon. Mrs. Calvert Miss M. M. Christie by Lady Chi brie Miss Torrens by Lady Torrens Miss L. Trollope by Lady Trollope Miss Mathew by Viscountess Galway Hon. F. Kinnaird by the Duchess of Lein ter Lady K. Grimston by the Countess of Verutans Lady Cooper by Lady J. Thynne Miss F. B. S. Lennard by Lady Lennard Lady A. Baring on her marriage, by Countess Howe Miss C. Vansittart by the Hon. Mrs.Vansittart Lady S. G. Lennox by the Dowager Duchess of Richmond Lady Jane Walsh on her marriage, by Lady Catherine Stewart Lady Malet by Lady Hamilton Lady M. Stanley on her return from abroad, by Lady J. Houston Mrs. Long on her marriage, by Lady J. Houstoun Miss M. Harvey by Viscountess Maynard Miss Martin by Lady Martin Viscountess Tumour by Lady Mentford Countess Sheffield on marriage, by Dowager Countess Sheffield Miss M. Wellesley by the Duchess of Wellington bliss Gordon by Lady Gordon 31iss S. Bourne by Mrs. S. Bourne Mrs. G. Berkeley on her marriage, by Dow. Duchess of Richmond Miss F. Cavendish by Mrs. Cavendish Lady Ileytesbury by the Countess of Aberdeen Countess of Cawdor by the Countess of Carlisle 'fbe Duchess of Gordon by the Duchess of Montrose Miss Campbell by Lady Campbell Miss F. Campbell by Lady Campbell Mrs. Lawrence by Mrs. Huskisson Hon. Bliss Ann Dundas by Lady Melville Lady I. Lascelles on her marriage, by the Countess of Aberdeen Lady E. Strathaven on marriage, by Marchioness of Conyngbans Miss Hood by the Hon. Mrs. Hood Miss Hunter by Lady Nightingale Hon. Miss Greaves by the Countess Mountcharles Miss E. Jones by Mrs. W. Junes Hon. Mrs. Westerns by Lady R. Stewart Hon. Miss Rowley by Lady Langford Miss J. Loftus by Lady Charles Towashend Miss Orde by Dowager Lady Orde Lady Fuller by Mrs. Peel Lady G. Beauclerk by Lady F. Beauclerk Mrs. Maxwell by Mrs. Huskissos Lady C. St. Maur by the Duchess of Northumberland Lady J. St. Maur by the Duchess of Northumberland Lady G. Neville on her marriage, by Countess Mountcharles Mrs. de Rothschild by the Dowager Duchess of Richmond Lady L. Brown by Lady Waterpark Miss Brown by Lady Waterpark Miss C. Brown by Lady Waterpark Lady Skelmersdale by Mrs. Egerton Countess of Bradford on coming to her title, by Lady Lucy Clive Mrs. C. Gosling by Mrs. W: Gosling Miss C. Cunyngham by Mrs. Browne Min Addesly by Lady Pulteney Lady E. Fielding, Miss Fielding, and Miss H. Fielding Miss C. Jackson by Lady Gordon ydc y urTrlynharu h .:ast e , reg i lLeassear:y mo usodqbTßafy:T t penohd h iFt e .hen.rei r 4 , bbig : ecos; d ouriti:a y tti Leth ays a br ca id w ge dor Lady A. Brudenell by Countess Howe e Miss Honourable Mrs. lll :rtcii:dal4yy3 CLu FHpbw. u oeLor nc hlibe ly bruitueozi in rnsst Let rt i us S n ic: g uyb hb b Ll ff b yhy y ee ri biy r m e g l e ma d coLa l oy y th b b e Lady F. Shirley by the Hon. Mrs. Fermor the er Miss Thornton by her mother, Mrs. S. Thornton Mrs. C. K. Tynte by the Honourable Mrs. Dugdale of Exeter on her marriage by Hon. Mrs. Foyutz The Marc i vi an bion a in St kAns r on Wortley by Lady Wharucliffe La M H M on is ide s s iEl B 3ii tg nstone by La by d La y by d Nightingale Miss Shepherd by the Countype:Vsaohamfg ßo er diff i V ebe is e c r o r u y ntess Anson Mrs. J. B. Jenkinson by Lady Ravenaworth y e D t u h e e hez of Northumberland chessofLeimte r I . E. Murray is P s e iu rq nn b a y ir t d b h ; the Hon. Mrs. H. Murray b Lady H. Primrose by the Countess of It ose b erry MM Ho iissis n. SA A . Miss Lierries by Mrs. S. Vansittart Mth Whalley on her marriage, by the Countess of Beauchamp Lady Charlotte Bertie by the Countess of Abingdon Miss Henrietta Tynte by Lady Granville Somerset SHIMS L. Tynte by Lady Granville Somerset Miss Eleanor Hamilton by her mother, Lady Hamilton Lady Emily Berne by the Countess of Abingdon Miss Matthew by the Viicountess Galway Mrs. John Campbell on her marriage Miss Caroline Astell by the Lady in Waiting Hon. Miss P. Kenyon by the Lady iu Waiting Lady Sophia Lennox by the Lady in Waiting Lady Lucy Vaughan by Lady Sherborne Miss Mead by the Lady in Waking Countess of Shrewsbury on coming to her title Hon. Miss Graves by the Lady in Waiting Miss A. Murray by the Lady in Waiting Lady Catherine Grimstone by the Lady in Waiting Miss Tirritt by her mother, Mrs. Tirritt Hon. Miss Arundel by he r mother, Lady Arundel Mrs. Colonel Drummond of Kettle, by the Hon. Mrs. Grain Grant Major Ronald Macdonald on protion and return from Jamaica Mr. Dane Radcliffe by the Duke of Leeds LADIES' DRESSES. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS SHE DUCHESS 01CLARENCIL A Buckinghamshire lace dress, elegantly trimmed with flounce! of the same manufactory, intermixed with roses and Jessamine over white satin; a rich white satin tr airs trimmed to correspond; Head dress, feathers and diamonds. HES ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF zen?. An English silver tissue dress, elegantly trimmed with blue silver flowers, the body richly ornamented with diamonds; a b!ue and silver Irish tabinet train trimmed to correspond. dress, feathers and diamonds. ualL ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS 01 cm:meninx. Over an under dress of rich white satin a very splendid robe white and silver lama, finishing at the bottom with an elegant niture of the same material, intermixed with rich and brilliant tissue, separated in tasteful distances by a light gold ribbon, minting at the top of the garniture with bows of the same. front of the corsage of her Royal Higimess's dress was entirely covered with superb medallions of costly brilliants, forming r stomacher terminating at the point with a magnificent fringe, diamonds ; body and sleeves elegantly trimmed with fine Brr point lace and diamonds. The mantrau was composed of a superb figured silver tissue, ornamented round with a rich' of gold. Head dress, a magnificent plume of ostrich feathers, a profusion of diamonds. The whole of her Royal Highness Dachas of Gloucester's dress was of English manufacture, and a magnificent effect. Has Hnanness Pawns Essaenert —A splendid costume * Hongrols" composed of rich white watered gros de Naples; - - a gurne, embroidered in gold; the apron of beautiful lama net; body entirely covered with most costly brilliants, mixed, and forn, iag buioches of wheat. Head dress, comprised of a double diadem of brilliants, intermixed with pearls, together with a beautify' steady veil, embroidered in gold, on black tulle. The Princes suspended from the shoulder a massive chain entirely composed diamonds, a cross at the end. Panscess Larrmi—A rich crape dress, splendidly trimmed • diamonds, and worn over a rich white gros de Naples slip; • rich white gros de Naples, with a magnificent pature of diamonds. Head dress, feathers and diamonds. Pausciss BARIATINSIT—An elegant dress of white crape, over a rich white satin slip ; train of rich white poult de Sole. dress, feathers and diamonds. Duchess of Wabuturrort-i-A richly figured gauze dress, fully ornamented with tulle and satin ; train of lavender c Naples, with a trimming of tulle entwined with satin. Head . toque of tulle and blonde, with feathers. Duchess of NEWCASTLE—A gold lama, superbly embroidered, terminating with flounces, richly decorated with a bordering dead and bright gold ; the corsage of the same splendid man richly trimmed with beautiful French blond ; the train of delicate lilac satin, completed by a magnificent bordering lama. Head dress rich gold lama beriet, with ostrich feathers, a profusion of diamonds of the most costly description. Dowager Duchess of RICHMOND--A magnificent rich gold dress, elegantly enriched la colonne, with rich gold lama garnk and aveine en or to correspond, over a white satin slip ; mantes@ rich white satin, with gold lama garniture to correspond. dress, diamonds and ostrich feathers. Duchess of Motiraosa—A splendid Court robe of worn over a white satin slip; train of beautiful water coloured de Naples, bleu Suedois, with a broad border of silver lama. I dress of beautiful ostrich feathers sod a profusion of diamond! Duchess of ST. ALBANS—An elegant blond lace dress over white satin slip, the flounces looped up with diamond., - perb diamond stomacher; train of rich white satin, trimmer broad blond lace, looped up with diamonds to correspond dress. Head dress, a profusion of diamonds and feathers. Marchioness PALMEI.LA—A must splendid dress of silin worn over a rich white satin slip ; train to correspond dress, composed of silver lama, with a splendid insider, with rich white satin—the body trimmed with rich blond: dress, white ostrich plume and diamonds. Marchioness of Seismal , —A costly dress of silver colonnes, with two flounces in silver lama, to correspond dress, a slip of rich white satin : train composed of ricl silk, with a beautiful silver lama border, and lined with rii silk. Head dress, a rich silver toque, with white ()stria and diamonds. Marchioness of Exarta—A magnificent gold lama di fully adorned with lama and flowers; train of beautiful go richly trimmed with rouleaux of satin entwined with gill alarchioness of WESTHEATU—A beautiful gold avid ti ceau dress, splendidly ornamented with gold and coloured train of ponceau satin, trimmed with gold lama and tulle. Marchioness CoNSMIHAM—A magnificent train of coloured satin, embroidered all over in gold, with a rii and fringe of gold round the train ; a gown of white tuil dered in chenille and gold, to correspond with the Hai border of gold sheaves and geraniums. Head dress of fe: diamonds. Marchioness of Srarroan—A French dress of gold white satin, richly trimmed with point lace—stomacher of —train of amber coloured silk trimmed with gold. lh feathers and diamonds. Marchioness of Barneir.—A dress of beautiful white epingle, brocaded with silver in stripes—train of rich velve. d'Artois, with a border of silver lama. Head dress of feathers diamonds. ________ Marchioness of Witt.t.ssirr—A splendid court robe lama, worn over a rich white satiu slip--train of silver correspond with the dress. Head dress, fine ostrich feat' diamonds. Marchioness of Tuusowo—An elegant dress of silver colonnes, and two Bounces; train of rich lilac watered Naples. Head dress, feathers and diamonds. Dowager Countess of CLA as—A very handsome tulle trimmed with two rows of deep blond, slip of Otseau satin ; train of the same trimmed with blond. The Dowager Countess of Wattwocc—A superb lama train of lilac gros de Naples, trimmed with tulle and satin. The Countess Mounvcummas—A superb gold lama / broidered a eolonnes; a rich white satin train, with b. broidered torsades; a very rich blond lace mamille. Head handsome white ostrich feathers, diamonds, and rich ' tappets. Countess Cowper—A very rich and handsome dress crape over white satin, profusely trimmed with silver It Persian lilac Bowers and silver oats; the body trimmed with brilliants, a seveigne of brilliants of the greatest beaus of rich white satin, covered with silver lama, and border branches of Persian lilac. Head dress, white ostrich feathers gerbes of diamonds. Countess Vu.r.a. FLoa—A Court robe of beautiful silver ' colonnes, worn over a rich white satin slip; train of rich • cried in silver feuiUe de larder. Head dress of white a costly diadem of brilliants. Countess of WincHu.ser—A rich pink figured gauze a superb garniture en tulle sad satin, and trimmed with of blond lace over a rich pink satin slip ; manteau of rich with an elegant garniture to correspond en tulle and sat dress, diamonds and rich ostrich plume. Countess of Manure—A white gros de Naples dress, embroidered; bodice and sleeves of magnificent blond the costume of the Court of Louis XIV. train of wl head dress, feathers and jewels. Countess of Waawsee—A magnificent silver lama dress. trimmed with garniture en votary to correspond, over - satin slip; manteau of superb silver lama, lined will and elegant garniture en tulle and lama to correspond; diamonds and ostrich feathers. Countess of Loncroan—A aphndid Court dress of . two flounces of rich silver lama to correspond with the the dress, worn over a rich white satin slip ; train velours trimmed with silver; head dress, white and straw colui feathers and diamonds. Countess of SIIRRYORNX— A beautiful dress of yaw tulle; train of rich velvet violet d'Eveque ; body trimmi blond. Head dress, velours violet d'ltve que, and silver with ostrich feathers and dianion4. Countess of Limiter —A niagnilkent silver lama dress. gatniture en tulle and lama, and profusely trimmed wit, over a white satin blip ; manteau of blue celeste satin all, and richly trimmed with silver lama ruches. !lead drew', and ostrich feathers. Countess of Caneices—A magnificent silver !ma 'lrtamilesitcd with blond ; train tit white sa in, trinimel to cot reiitr , d ; blot.d Ivprets, sabots, ?tr.. Countrel t riAtiniln:.tr i edi: tr !mfr. , . 1 feathers an Cuuntew satin slip ; ' Head drew Countesi a rich whit ama. He a perfect d Countew flandsomel: Sees de Na COVnte sl 4 111111 ' 4 1 • VIO L" ' ' Mt It The Cat ith Oyer aaica ere :u Th s: 'mined vt The Doi 4411e1 0 ress, emh e over d gold. 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