Star. — London, England, 1802-01-19 00:00:00

AU Coo,:Tess of Ervistonase...White crape petticoat, (potted .rich, filver, Myer gauze fah, tied up with Giver cord and taffeta, and banches of yellow flowers ; train, lilac (potted farbet, tr immed with liver fringe and point lace. Hcad.drds of reef net., fame as the train, white feathers and diamonds. CIWNTISS DOMAGIR of Poarsmour it—Petticoat rich brocaded gauge in Adm.', fringed with broad real gold fringe, pocket holes fattened with real gold cord, and fpangled cards ; er as, hared Ilk fringed with real gold, and trimmed with. point lace; cap, white anclgold. Vircountefs Nassau—. white fade robe and petticoat, or namented with dead gold fringe, cord and Web ; brad drefa plain white and gold, with a beautiful plume of Paradife and oftrich feathers. • Vifeouniefs Ho at eon tt-.White Patin body and train, or namented with gold ; crape petticoat richly embroidered with gold (pansies, bows of the fame on each fide, fattened with very handfome cords and taffeta; at the bottom of the petti coat, an embroidered border of gold (prigs, on white Patin. Dowager Lady MAN smut—Body and train of purple vd vet and Alva; petticoat white and Myer. Lady Awn CULLING Sum n—A white crape pedant, with gold and purple ornaments, gold cords, cards, and fringe; purple velvet body and train. Lady Calla GLTNN—A white crape petticoat, itrewed over with crocuSes of purple velvet ; and gold, terminating at the bottom with a broad fringe; an elegant fpangled drapery. with a border of the fame flowers as the petticoat, tattered!, tied up with rich gold rope and taffeta; pocket-bola richly ornament. ed voids gold fringe; train of gold tiffue, with purple and gold ornaments. Lady BOSTON—Petticoat of white crape, richly embroi dered with gold, fpangled vermicelli wreaths, tied with bandies of gold wheat, broad gold fringe and taffeta. Lady C s SOSICaSIT—A petticoat in white crape, biped with gold, trimmed round with fine blond lase; train griped white Agin, itriptd, and gold drugs; white Beeves, ornamental with gold epaulet.. . Lady Hose as•-... Pink crape petticoat, ornamented with black. ve lv e t Vandykes g a pink crape drapery, bordered with black and pink wads, trimmed with elegant point lace, drawn up with pink and black cord and tiffels ‘. train black Velvet. Lady Cotusa—White crape petticoat, and fearlet Latin draperies, ornamented with large Wilke beads and UP& Lady HINIMITTA WALLOI`.....POMICOM White : crape, a wreak of green Latin round the !Dane, feftoon of rich game, and white fads turf trimmed with Inc blond, and fattened with hart grabireco wreaths; train violet fain, trimmed with Am blond; head-drefs, a tiara of diomands on purple velvet, and a beautiful Bird of Paradik feather, fattened with a diamond liar. Lady Lucas—White fain petticoat covered with crape, and fringed round the bottom with real Alves fringe, headed with a brown velvet wreath, the drapery of crape and white fein, ornamented with real Alva fringe cord, and rich fpang led taffeb, hammed and fattened with brown velvet, maza rim blue, and liver hoWen; train, brown velvet fringed with real Alva fringe, and trimmed with line blond ; cap, white fain err a nd Aber , a white odd& plume, and Giver wreath, with ' brown velvet. Lady err BINTINCILA white crape petticoat, richly embroidered with liver and Vandyke trimmings • train of Peek crape. ornamented with fiber, in fringe an d tack; white Beeves, with Alyce epaulets. mits Maas* STANHOPt...A white crape petticoat, 01711 with Alva, Vandyke trinuuings, onnualcuted with liver; train of white crape and Giver. Lady ELIZMICT II PIACT•White Latin petticoat, covered with crape, ornamented with violet velvet, over which a fu pab Aber netting in a new gthe drawn up in [mall feltoons, each fattened with a rape de pe arl, enriched with fiber, and tandnated with rich niter taffeta; train white Patin, violet velvet Beeves, with rich Aber netting to corrtfpood with the drapay. Lad, /ow* Paiter...-Same as her filter. Lady CIIMUOT TS WYNIII•WhitC Crape petticoat, with Moak of liver fpangles, Rallied with an elegant embroidered fringe, the drapery confiding of Vandyke points, handforne fit. vet cage's, a rouican of white and Alva at the bottom; train white fads, body and Beeves richly fpangled. • Lady CNA IILOTT E IgNIIINSONWhite Patin petticoat, em broideral in gold (tripes, with a very handfume crape drapery and feint: • richly embroidered, tbc bottom ornamented with Vandyke Lorda, and rich tarried fringe; white Patin train with rich embroidered gold Groves to correfpoad. Lady timeater As ei-..Crape petticoat. with white fatin drapery, embroidered with filver, and unlamented with brown Latin and Flea embroidered frin ge ; train, brown fatio,ornamented with Giver. Lady ttztokuTu A 51 . 1110aN I A 1.1.--S2IOC as her lifter's, with purple ornaments, and purple Latin train. Latly flu /4 11.4 3 1. t I iCIAat of white Patin, with crape drapery, lundfomely anbasidered with gold !panels in Made points, ornamented with purple velvet; a dap gull fringe; white fa- 1 tin train, ornamented 43 gold. Lady Lavinoros—A pettle in oat of white fatiO, richly cm lbroidered with gold, and Weft dia kale and black heads in two elegant drape. ics on one fide, and hinge in &Ikons of fear lei and gold beads, beautiful (tripes, no the other. The train white Latin, trimmed with gold and Weft India beads, point lice, &c. The brad-elrefs, fp,,.‘ it ial while fain l'arkith turban, gold bandeau,' frahers, diamond, and Weft India bulb. Lady Cnanterits—A lead colour crape petticoat, drapery of the tune, ettihroiJcreil with fever VIOVCI, and bunches of Liver full, Irr..vea and fpaili;l ; a Motak friengled net covered the drapery, which was looped up with Ion; taffeta; train of lead colour elk. Lady ISOBILI. A THTINI...A. white crape petticoat, and eLapery arid embruidery of puc: colour velvet and gold, taf- Ids for the drapery ; train of mace colour velvet. Lady CAR, flaw and Lady MAttY TOTIIINc.-White crape inttimats, richly Asangitd.draperies of-embroidery in gold. fup- , pentad by waves of hoagies, drapery drawn yp by gold taffebe trans of wile faun, e to Grabs (babas cia their heads, ban deaus, with are dr pearl. Lady Witsois--Paticom of white crape, embroidered with gold, had ornamented With Chain, a 4., Greep.e, train puce and i gold ifehly trbemcd. 1 Lady G.Tur it it z—Petdeciat white aope,frogied with gold ornaments, with chain • la Grayes t train rule coloured velvet, triff d with gold. • eMienane W n—Petticdat White crape, em broidered with gold and gimlet velvet; drapery ornamented with chain •Ls Gl:eeeso; bee head diets confined of an embroi dered Unclad, with fine white °Reich feathers. • 1 • Lady Svmeat—White crape petticoat, anisradised with white and gold frig', tied With gold knots, bortleied with gold fringe, and rich fable ; the drapery white (pangtcd crape. or. namented with gold fringe and fable; kaliet Velvet robe trim med with fahle and gold to cdrrdpood; White fain tap, tuna- Agile! with beautiful blood. 1 'Tad? Mate Avorroar•—%Vbite end alma gauge petticoat, heldered with (cadet andbbekdooded velvet, edged with filveri 1 ftriped with the hum; the robe (cadet, and black clouded vel vet, trimmed with fiver; bead-dre6 to correfpotel. Lady Am 0 stooollody- and train of brown velvet, richly or- 1 narlemed with diamonds and goad. The petticoat of white ......pe, b.:Recital/7 embroidered with gold. inlaid with brows 'tint ; at Winne • s depot bullion taffel fringe ; on the right t Lq.erhesithroidertd drapery, intermited with velvet is cur :,road. The train feftootted up with large geld G&W and ...std. Head-drefs of brown velvet to correllond, elegantly de corated with diamonds and enrich fathers Lady Haeotr.s—A yellow fain, trimmed with white fur, and embroidered crape. Lady CIA OLIIT.-.A very rich white and gold drefs. Lady Raartoee—Body and train of white Satin, orbament ed with fable In and feariet, trimmed with rant lace, tee.: Otte crape p;tdcoot, with draperies of the fame, trimm, d with fuse poise lace and fit!, tied up in Vandyke*, with boos a! kaki Lady Ka !trot—Body and train of brown velvet, ornament , id with fyranfeinven and bee : • - 0 11!of,.‘abiteeral'e. trio* ri med with fwanfdown , to eo - ti' w ith the train. Lady Tatoaa—A petticoat sued o f nape appliqued, ft/towed with Royal purple. &Rated with Roman pearls. Train, rich purple Ilk, trimmed with point lace, and head. oirefe to correfpoad. Ludy Hateests..-A petticoat of rich whitiftalion ftrieed isms. faftwead with wreath of doable white piffles. rope and to efleada s white fain robe. onsamentedvddi wade and *.et bee Head-tirefa all white, with pima 4 alisWii trims. .:.d• ligNisst...A white fain petticoat with tisk =hoe- tiered border, and a Inlgnilleent sits Ovid Venetian neL edged with a fringe of look ttlkla fafeaed with large rolli• aml handfome ropes and talent ; train, purple velvet richly or namented with geld embroidered bands, and trimmAl with gold fringe head-drefa to merefpood, with a beautiful plume of feathers and diamond aigrette. Lady C. WA taloaava.—Body and train of yellow fadn, trimmed with Mick and Aber Vandyke* and bee; petticoat of yellow fatin , (potted with liver; a look drapery of the fame, bordered with black and (dyer Vandyke,: another drip _ry of velvet, (potted whit Mier, condoned from the right to the left, and fattened ivith liver bullion and talk's. • _ _ Hon. Mrs. laav—A white crape petticoat,fpansied and crof- AA with fiver cord; a white crape drapery, embroidered to Mofaic of Myer; with Mote feftocins of white beads and flyer, bordered with elver oak and acorn, trimmed with point lace, ileilhed with wreath of Goernfey lilies; train, black velvet and • The Hon. Mra.Vtatmts--A whks crape petticoat, richly f=l::d with gold; draperies of. the tame, elegantly abbrol hunting a chain of beads, lad gold in the borders of the drapery, interfperfed with. rich gold feathers_ and green foil leaves; the whole *as trimmed , with twanfdown, ornament .ed with foperbgold and bead taffel, with rich • cord; train. of white and gold, green and gold, bandeau, richly embroidered, called a Greek chain, with are dtpori j arm-bands of the tame. • HOG. Mrs. EGIRTOII....A yellow crape petticoat, richly em broidered with giver, looped op in draperies of Alva and.taf• &hi and bares of PPae vaktet, elegantly embroidered with hirer billion and fpanics, body and train puce velvet, richly an braderal ; hcad•drefs of feathers and diamaoda _ _ Hoc. Mrs Wacroct-.White Cada petticoat, with add and coludieat ; black "civet train. Mrs. Gocoswoatmv—A white crape petticoat, with white sad gold embroidery, gold foil, large gangles., 3te.k the body and train of black velvet, with gold &hip. Eln+drsfa, an elegant cap of black and gold. . MA Leos. st—W hite crape petticommitk fork& 'velvet and god embroidery ; rich gold cads and With; black velvet body and train. .- • • Mrs. MSTCALTA white crape petticoat, with.drapery at fuperb point lace over pride velvet ; body and tpdq to core pond ; gold cords, tads, fringe, dec. • Mrs. TilOalA SMITH...NA white crape pattiodat.ontarnent ed with yellow crape, black, velvet lowers, and, lilver (prays; train of white crape and diver • licad-drafebt jello* crape and flyer, ornamented in front wills abandon of diamonds, and fire o ftriebl feathers. Mrs. Flamm No--Petticoat of white crape, richly embroi dered With gold foil, fisaugles, and feariet facia, with gold fringe and taffeta. Mrs. Su LLITA tc—A crape petticoat, richly fpang i ed, trim med with gold fringe, a drapery of empe embroidered with eo quelleot and gold feathers, richly trimmed with taffels; train of black velvet. Mrs. AR BUTIINOT.LTINI balk OKI train were of purple velvet; white crape petticoat, ornamented with fads f drapery of the fame, drawn up on the left &kiwi& wreath,of large white lilies and mks, which terminated with faih ends and taireds ; m the right fide, bunches of flowers, interfperfed with crape ; her head-drcfs a bandeau of diamonds, and purple velvet, two feathers of the fame colour, and two white. Mrs. Baook bhtek Velvet robe, with l very rich coque ikot and gold drcfs. Mrs. ARTHUR STANIICIA Whitt tab dries, trimmed with coquelicct and gold. Mrs. DRUMMOND SMITH...A WOW; robe, petticoat of white and gold. Mrs. C. T—Whitt fatin robe, petticoat feariet and gold. Mrs. TUOMA HRATIICOTZ-.-A deb white and gold day& Mrs. MilCznairlirown train petticoat of white crape, with itripes of leopard velvet and fable alternately, and tied wok with bows of ribbon. Mrs. Alan n oTow—Whfte crape petticoat tidily ipangled, purple velvet and gold border, draperies of purple velvet and white crape embroidered with gold, ornamented with gold tar red' ; white fatiu robe bordered with purple velvet and gold, purple velvet !paneled flee es, and white crape fpangied front. Mrs. Actrew—White fain petticoat, double drapery, em broidered and enriched with Morale &hies, and en embroidered border, in gold and white velvet, terminated with gold taireis, and rich embroidered fringe ; train, white fade, with &eves and gold net. Hon. Miff Tow Nal IND—White Patin petticoat, embroider ed with gold (prigs, white fain and crape drapay, embroider ed in points, and richly (panted. The train, maroon fah; ortirmenttd with gold. The bead-drafs, a Turley turban, white Lathers. The two Hon. Mill learn—Pink crape petticoats, with pink crape clr trties, ornamented with gold coloured bads ; mites, v. hitt fain. Three Hon. Mifs Di Gacvs—.Petticoats and draperies of white crape, omainented with gold coloured heads; trains, white faun. Two Hon. Mifs the Gaars.--Pink crape petticoats, Mnt malted with large brown elk twins; pink ratio trains, trimmed. Hon. Milk Firs Nov—White Patin petticoat, &WWI,- pups in elver on grape, ornamented with fever taffels,drawn up with a tank de ; train, pink fain, ornamented with elver. AboinoTom—White crape petticoat fpangled with liver, white crape drapery, embroidered tied ornamented with green and elver velvet lowers; the robe white fads bordered with green telvet and elver- the Sores green Iselin and elver, ornamented with liver, wh ite crape fronts to correfpood. Mifs GAN - rats—White crape petticoat With Wads of the fame at bottom, tied ha with poppy beads: the drapery, white Patin, ornamented with white crape aid poppy beads the pocket boles finilhed with bead torch; train of white fatin,;risn mod round with pangs of crape, intermixed With. beads. Head•drefs to correfpond, oreamented with 'Atria feathers. Mifs Cositair-n-A brown crape pettleast, embroidered in 'tripes of geld, rich bares of embroidered Amin and velvet rope, I looping it up In draperies ; brown laths body and train, with a rich border of embroidery to correfpood ; iseasidecfs, embroi dered velvet, feathers, and diamonds. SarMellt COLMAN...A crape pettiest of faimoo co losr, embroidered whit liver, looped up , with cut velvet rope I and elver talTzls, draperies of embroidered Patin and elver rope; body and train of black velvet, richly embroidered with elver ; bun:Arils, embroidered crape and Lathers. Mita WeDoesaua v.; -A petticoat of brown crape. cmbrol dercd with gold; draperies of embroidered fain, looped up with cut velvet rope and gold taffcls, tied up with bunches of cut velvet and orange flowers • the body and train a brown Patin, with a rich border of gold embroidery ; bead-drefs gold bullion, rope, fenhers and diamonds. Her topazes were non foperb, introduced by Countefs Hareem*. Mifs J. WIDDIEliael sr—A white crape petticoat, with dra pery of facia, feftooned with rich white cut velvlt, rope and ' pearl beads, body and train of white kiln and velvet, trimmed with blond ; bead-drcfs of white feathers, velvet and diamonds. Mir* Vy se—A petticoat of violet crape, richly worked in elver, with black embroidered velvet and purple crape intro duced in fancy draperies, with lever ornaments; the body and train black velvet, with Ever uinunings. Two Mifs Al AAAAA us—A fpangled crape petticoat, (pan. sled Vandyke* at the bottom, gold fringe and tads; trains of white (ado, trimmed with gold. Mifs VI KNON—A erktifon Patin petticoat, richly embrois dcnal in vid. Mite fier..vscr....White and gold petticoat, In beautiful fpri.;,, the Iporder White halo, gold tads. &c. ; ftriped velvet vain; gold fpsngled leaves and fronts; fpangled head dre(e Aral (-athers. Mif. saow—A white drtfs, ornamented with coquelicot '1:44 gold. Mils Dar—White Patin petticoat (*need with gold, bor dered with purple f Inn fpangled, purple Patin fellows. forming I a drapery of goad fpriga ; tr.du, purple and white Latin, trimmed wit'. pnld and purple velvet ; cap white fano and gold. Mils petticoat all white, ornamenurd with Ro am pearls, and fattened with bunches of white wheat ears. Body and train of white ratio, ornamented with pearl. Heads grch, plume of lich olb4ch feathers. • • Duke al eluaice - Dike of Kest - • Ear, Setcpwlear.L.A rich green figured velvet coat and breeches, and gold tine embroidered veft. . Earl CLIC Ertirlti.D.--A coat dark olive brown, very richly embroidered in gem, and lined with white rain ; a fuin wallt met embroidered to corapond ; breeches fame as the coat. Earl CAIIIOIIN—A dark olive colour velvet coat and breeches, elegantly embroidered in gold, River, fiLk, and (pansies, and white fittin vat, with fusilier embroidery. Earl MORTON—•A grcen ftrlpe velvet • coat and breeches, richly embroidered in fiver, limes and (pansies, and white Gain embroidered reit, with correfPandent embruidery. • Lord Vikonnt fiverroan--A brown stripe velvet teat and breeches, with flowered embroidery in flyer, Stone. and (pan sies, and white Patin veft, with appropriate eritery. Lewd Vikount Sr am ar—A dark figured coat and breeches, richly embroidered in nibs. and white Witt embroi dered veft. • Lord Vifcoont WeNTWORTIIA remartablf seat figured Mile velvet coat and breeches, and white faith veil, elegantly embroidered in variegated (ilk; Lord HAwaasseav — A puce coloured cloth coat and breeeket, with a Wilke fatin vcf, ail richly embroidered in gold, filver,. and filk. Lord Tuarirroww—A puce coloured cloth coat and breeches, with a white ratio 'eft, all embroidered in Modes. • Lad Boivoii—A coat dark brown, embroidered in gold, sad Hoed *kb white Amin ; a waittcoat embroidered to conee• fpessd; breeches fame as the, emu. . Lord Host a-a-A pace coloured ftripe velvet Coat andbrecch apes, embrohleiva in variegated Mks, and white Latin veil, with ropriate aetbroidefy. Me Rea General LIOSLOWIA the full drefs uniform of 1 . 1 V.14,7 94 0a5eral Tortoi—ln the regimentals of thc stb 116 =l fa rttoatii--in fool uniform of the 3d regimcnt of Coined Coked Wihrharr.Qu full unUbrist of the tit regiment of I ffili rr i kailza timairtv.-A. fait orjrlaek velvet, with a rich an./ Om beri.mbroidiered th coloured Bowers. &arnica is Barrale.-A puce coloured fait of velvet, with embroiliry. ve ZOIL EDWARD Lascaaaita—A fah of corbeau cloth, with Lich Mare button& Hon. Giesos hay—A coat and breeches of Saloplan brown, lined with white fah rich ftonc buttons; white fatin waiftcoati embroidered in Mks. _ _ Mr. Sccr vistorom—A dark figured yeivrt coat, elegantly embroidered is Elver and various coloured filk s, and hued with white fatin; waitteoat of white fatin tti corrcipond. Mr. Aaatrrnstor figured velvet coat and breeches, and a fade wkißcoat, embroidered in ikades. Mr. N. puce coloured and blue Itriped velvet coat and breeches, with a white lath) vett, embroidered hi dudes. THE BALL ROOM. Soon after nine o'clock the ROYAL FAMILY en tered the Ball Room, Mr. ADDINGTON and moil of the other Mininers having arriv e d before them. As UTual, their Mayes -ills paid their compliments to the Foreign Milliners, and to the Ladies who were in the circle for dancing. The KING parti cularly' noticed the Prince CASTELCICALA, who has always been a time with Baron Noi. E N and with M. OTTO. The latter was feated on the bench allotted to the accommodation of the Foreign Mi nifters. He was very fuperbly drerfed in embroider ed cloths froth the Manufadory of Lyons. The minuets were danced in the following order: Princes Auguaa Duke of York Princafs Elisabeth Prinecs Sophia Princefs Mary Princefs Sophia of Gioueener Lady Mary Thynne Duke of Contbaiand Lady C. Thyme Lady Marla Parker Duke of Cast:wale Lady ?A uis Ann Stanhope Mifs Wheeler Prince Win. of Glowed& Lady Charlotte Jenkinfon Earl Morton - - (Mils Daatwood Mifa Wheeler, jun. Only one counts?' dance took place; it was " Sir David Hunter Blair." Ten couple danted.— Among whom were— Dale orfork, Primers Augutta. Duke of Clarence, Prineefs Elisabeth. Duke of Kest, Prineefs Mary. Duke of Cambridee, Prineth Sophia. Prince Wm. of Olouceiter, Prineefs Sophia et Gioueefter. Lord Charism Bendnek, Lady M. Thyme. During the Ball, though the room Was neither cronded nor hot, the &telt of the Milks WlDMER suaxit fainted, and was obliged to be condulted out of the Ball-Roost by her lifter and Sir Jamas Puvr e aysy, who attended them to Court. Neither Mr. PITT nor any of the old Minifters were at the Ball, except the Duke of PORTLAND. The KING was chiefly in conference with Mr. ADDINGTON, to whom he appeared to be much attached. His Maissxr was dread in fcarlet and gold, with a large diamond flar on his breatt; and all the Prin ces wore their uniforms. At twenty minutes before t i the Ball broke up. The Duke ofel/MBERLAND did not go down the country dance ; his Highnefs fat down at the con clufion of the minuets. The ball concluded remarkably loon; the Royal Dukes begged for another country dance, but the Quits fmiled and lhook her head, though the Kits° teemed difored to grant the requell. GENTLEMEN'S DRESSES. The NUM& of Wows--In the drtfs uniform of Fkld. Martha/ The Deer at You. ...In full uniform, as Field-Mateo/ Doke Of PORTLAND...A brown velvet coat and breedosa, vrirb a oboe fibs Deli, di very richly embroidered oda wit jaA ef Warrasolieskee—A figural mime edit aid Wadies, midi' a matte Gab wit s ridAremlwiliwal Ova, liika and Sam NEW CARRIAGES. A number of people of faihion, as is ufual at this period, fported new carriages. Among them we noticed the following : His R. H. the Duke of Kent, Sir Alured Clarke, His R. H. Duke of Cambridge, Sir Carnaby Haiti:thou, Bart. Marebionsfs of Donegal, General Grenville, Ear! of Cardigan, Colonel Martin Earl of Wyeonsb, Edward Holland, Efq. Earl of Granard, Robert }Ebben, Efq. The Portugucfe Antbaffadur, Mr. BlddulPh, Lady Jane Dundas, Hurry Hope. Efq. Earl Stanhope, Mr. G. Rafe. Lord Hawkelbury. In a thing which depends entirely on the talk of the individual, it would be idle to defcribe the colour, paintings, &c. of the carriages, as any thing new. There is little change in the nape or height of the different carriages. ILLUMINATIONS. The illuminations were as ufual tonfined to the fubfcription-houfes, the Opera-houfe, the Theatres, the btsnfion.houfe,and the tradefmeu to the Royal Family. _ _ GENERAL REMARKS. The Court was far from being fo crowded as it has been on fimilar occafions, and in general the company were not fo well dreffed as formerly.— Massy Ladies, indeed, were dreired in a fplendid and beautiful manner ; but the majority were in old dreffes, fome of them having loft their luflre. The fecond vifit of a drefs on a birth-day may pats : but when it camas to the third and fourth, pointed remarks mitt be excufed, were it not for %be bards* of die _ lii~si. That wets it kilt three Gentlemen to one 'lady at the .Drawin* room, and three to one of them : were &did in uniform, fo that red and blue prevailed. Nothing very new in faihion or in colour appeared. Long heads, the Ladies hair dreffed a la Grecqui, K ith abundance of feathers ; the Gentlemen a la Brutus. Pink was worn by the old, and by the young ra ther more than ulna', but the other colours were the fame as laft winter, white and gold, puce and gold, fcarlet and gold, &c. Some of the ladies had their hair dretfed in fmall ringlets over the face, like King Charles's beauties. Few or no flowers were worn. Several heads were &died a la Otabeite, with quantities of different-coloured feathers, mixed ; the Gentlemen ala Brutrii. The Ladies all rouged freely ; but this did not feem neceffary to many of them ; there was a great pro ! portion of youth and beautiful women prefent.— Among the greatelt ornaments were the heroes who had ryry owned from Egypt. Evety one re• joiced to fcgthem returned crowned with vii ory and conqueft. The fafhionable drefs hackles for the Gentlemen were cut fiver, the pattern plain. , • PRINCE-I'S CHARLOTTE OF WALES. AHHIYERSARY Or Tit BIRTH OF HER ROYAL HIGH. SILAS THS PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES. • Dub:ln, Jan. ft,1802. Yefterday, being the anniverfary of the. birth of her Royal Highnefs the Princefs CHARLOTTE Of WALES, who then completed her 6th year, a grand ball and entertainnient, in celebration thereof, was. given by Colonel and Mrs. M'LEOD, at their houte in Motintjoy-lquare, to a numerous ~and feled party of the nobility and gentry of Dublin. Early in the evening, the front of the houfe appeared illuminated by lamps of various IniC ; not lets ad mired for a brilliancy of elact, than fur a beautiful fimplicity of arrangement. On palling into the en trance, the eye was forcibly !truck on finding itfelf furrounded by groves and arbours, into a ver. dant refemblance of which, the hall, flairs and pafl'ages, had been, as it were, magically convert ed, by means of artificial flowers, and real green boughs, oranges, act. Stc. &C. At nine o'clock, precifely, the Lord Lieutenant 'and Countefs of HARDWICKE, with the amiable Lady ANNE YORK, and their fuite, honoured the party by their prefence, and were received by Co. lonel and Mrs. M'Llon, attended by the officers of her Royal Highnefs the Princefs Charlotte's re giment, and feveral perfons of rank and ditlindion of both fetes. As a due expreftion of loyalty to, his Majefty and illuftrious family, through the per-. fon of his reprefentative, on the approach of the Lord Lieutenant, the regimental band ftruck up GOD Save the King. In about an hour after, the rooms being completely 'filled, the ball commenc ed, and exhibited fuch a difplay of elegance, beau ty and fafhion, as we have very rarely witneffed. The charming Countefs of HeanwiClLE, as ufual, drew much pleating attention ; being dreffed, on the oc cation, in a rich crimfon poplin, of Irith fabric, to mark her determined refulution of encouraging the manufadures of the country ; which it is now pretty well known have experienced the beneficial influence oilier zealous and patriotic countenance. Her petticoat was made of the richeft Bruffels lace, and the wore on her head-drefs a profiftion of dia monds. The ball was opened by Colonel M'LEon, and Lady ANNE YORK, to the tune of " Carmel Al' Lod', Belted Plaid," and was continued with regularity, vivacity, and gracefulnefs, until half pall i i o'clock; during this part of the entertain ment, the officers of her Royal Highnefs the Prin. eels Charlotte's regiment, by their gaiety and cor ' red politenefs, confirmed, effeduallyi the favoura. ble imprefflon which their genteel appearance at firft infpired. The (upper-rooms being now thrown open, the company fat down to a repaft, abounding with all the delicacies the feafon cou'd afford, or the confedioners' art fupply; enlivened by decorations, in tranfparency, fuited to the f7f. tive occafion ; one of there devices, beautifully difplayed the imperial arms of the Britifh Empire, blazoned in the maiden lozenge ; and oppotite to it, another exhibited thofe of his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales; at the intermediate dittances were to be feen, in illuminated tints, the Prince of Wales's creft of arms and motto, encircled with the words " Princefs Charlotte of Wales own," alluding to the devices on the much-admired co lours, which her Royal Highnef. was graciouiiy pleated to honour the corps with. Her Ronal Highnefs's health, with many happy returns of the day, was drank with fervent acclamations : as were thofe of the reft of the Royal Family ; and feveral loyal and patriotic felitiments were given. The excellent band of the regiment playing differ ent airs, appropriate to each toaft, viz. The Pi in cell Charlotte of Wales's Troop, GOD Save the King, Rule Britannia; and, by particular defire of the Countefs of HARDWICK!, " St. Patrick's Day in the Morning." At half pall one o'clock, the company adjourned once mere to the ball. room, which' was again graced with the pretence of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, and Conn tefs of HARDWICK E, who enjoyed the gay feene for force time, until it was pall two o'clock, when they retired,: the band playing GOD lave the King: this elegant pair, as amiable in private life, as dig ifified in public Ration, gained, entirely, the affec tion of every one prefent, by a franknefs of affabi lity and polite condelcenfion : it was remarked that both were in an uncommon flow of fpirits, arifing, it was obvious, from the Ready attachment they bear to that illuftrious family, to one whereof were confecrated the honours of the day ; indeed, a correfponding fentiment of loyalty prevailed throughout ; each individual vying: with the other, who fhould do molt honour to the occafion, and to this emulation is to be traced the unparalleled high fpirit of vivacity—that univerfal glow of fatisfadion, which lo peculiarly marked this fedcd and happy group. The dancing !hill went on, and was gaily con tinued until a very late, or rather early hour -- every thing was conducted with the kcreate ft order and regularity; and all went away highly pleated with their entertainment, and with the polite at- Marion 9f Catacl and Mrs. hilLson.