Star. — London, England, 1802-06-05 00:00:00

1 r ♦I LONDON. SATURDAY, JUNE S. Or bow with many a finrcly ftrilke, King of oar groves, the giant oak; Or now, the bluing hearth beilde, With all a foldier's honeft pride, PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Cod for July opg. 73 734. Reduced 714-3 per Cents.l93.—• Omnium si a s dif. Lail night we received Paris Journals of the to intl. but they contain no news of importance. In fad, the Prcfs is fo fettered in France, that it h 'n vain to lcok for any thing but milk and water in the Journals of that country. Every thing of a political nature mull abfolutely receive its colour ing and varnifh from the Government before it be laid before the public ; and he mull be a wife Edi tor indeed who can determine what articles (hall not be conarued to have a political tendency.— They have only permiffion to cry up the Govern ment, and ringing the changes of adulation occu pies the chief part of their columns. The Matthew, as ufual, is filled with Addreffes. l The Minifter of the Interior has publifhed a lift of 45 flips which have arrived with corn and flour in the ports ef Havre, Rouen, Dieppe, Dunkirk, and Saint Vallery. During the Lift fitting of the Legiflative Body, 333 laws were enaited, including thole which re-, late to particular Communes. French Funds ss f. 85 e. It has been our office for Tome days pail, to de fcribe various fcenes oefeltive pleafure within the circle of the Metropolis ; and we now proceed to recount a fcene of joy which extends its influence to every part of the Britifh Dominions. Yefierday being the Anniverfary of his Mal go ry's birth-day, when he completed the 64th year of his age, was obferved with the ufual folemnities. The day was u(hered in with the ringing of bells, at one the Tower and Park guns were fired. The Union Flag was difplayed - from the different &elates, as cuftomary. In the forenoon the different branches of the Royal Family went and paid their compliments to • his Majarry, at the (bleen's Houle. The following Ode on the occafion, written by HENRY James Pr a, Efq. was performed in the Anti• Chamber of St. James's Palace; and a Con gratulatory Addrefs was delivered by his Grace the Archbdhop of CANTERBURY.: No more the thunders of the plain, The fiery battle's iron flower, Terrific, drown the duteous ftrain That greets our Monarch's natal bour ; . Peace (oaring high on feraph wings, Now krikes her viol's golden ftrinpy Refponfive to the thrilling note Symphonious !trains of rapture float, While grateful myriads in the Paean join, And hail her angel voice, and Islefs her form divine. Through many a whirlwind's blaft revere, The rage of elemental war, Stern heralds of the opening year, Sul urges on his burning car; Though dark the wintry tempeft lowers, Though keen are April's ley I:bowers. Still Bill his Liming eourfers rife, Till high in June's refulgent fides Mid the blue arch of heaven he slam. rides, And fpreads of light and beat the unextinguifted tides. Glory's true lons, that hardy race, Who bravely o'er the briny flood, Smiling ferene In danger's face, Unche 'd by tempeft, fire, and blood, Britain's triumphant flag unfurl'd, The terror of the wat'ry world, Now freely to the favouring gale Of commerce, (pread the peaceful Anil friendly. waft from every ihore When Ocean's fubjea billows roar, The gifts of Nature, and the works of toil, Produce of every clime and every fol. The Genius of the Sifter Ifks On the rich heap exulting finites, " Mine the prime flares of earth's remotelt sane, Her choleeft fruits and flowers, her [natures all my own.' Nor feeond you 'mid Glory's radiant train, Who o'er the tented field your cnfigns fpread Whether on Lineelks' trophied plain Before your ranks fuperior numbers Bed ; Or on lenses kindred clan. Ye erulh'd %yahoo's threaening bolt; Or on fam'd Egypt's fuitry (ands The banner tore from Gallia's veteran bands ; Your anew, limbs with happier toil Now till your country's fertile full, Mow with keen feythe the fragrant vale, Or whirl aloft the founding flail, To hoary fires and blooming maidens tell Of gallant Chiefs who fought, who commeed, or who fell Yet in the arms of Peace reclin'd Sail &Mei the free, the ardent mind ; And Ihould again Sedition's rear Ur hoftile inroad threat our Sore, From Labour's &Id, from Commerce wave, Eager would rush the Rrong. the brave, To - form an adamantine zone Around their patriot Monarch'. threw. But lung with Plenty in her train Mar Concord fpread her halcyon reign. And win with false voice the lay kiwis Which imp the aufpicious morn to Britain ever dear! At one o'clock their Mayssrisa and the Prin. etlres AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, MART, SOPHIA, and Amnia went to St. Jam:s's Palace, where the gyess held a fplendid Court, which was more numeroutly attended than has been known for many years, and which for grandeur and brilliancy far exceeded any affemblage of noble and Augull Pcrfonages that eve; graced the Royal Prefence. The company con fi ned of . Their Royal Highoeffes the Prince and Princefs of Wales. The lAdtea of York. Clarence, and Currateriand. His Royal Higlinefs the Duke of Glottalter and Prineefs The Printers CateiScali. 1116 Grace the Archisdbop of Canterbury. Archlt/atop of CAA Tbc Whops of I.ly, Litchfield, London, Chicheiter, Nov. Wiachater.Limaick and St. David. The Right Honourable the Lord chanoalor. Tim svcaos or the HUI) ft al:mamas. The Chancellor of the Eschaper. The Secretary at War. The Attorney and Solicitor Gaunt. The Matter of the Roth. Mr. &thine. Clonedlor to its Royal Hightisfs tie Prince of Wales, matey?: in his robes.. The Ries Haitourable Lords Hobart and Hawketbary. The Rev. Dr. Heath, the Rev. Dr. Vyfe, Pruwoft of Eton ; the Rev. Mr. Sandeforti, Rev. Mr. Dymock, the Rev. Dr. Duval, and Dr. Tartan. The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor and the Shedd of Loodaio. The French and Foreign Amball'adora And the following Nobility of both fexes : Dukes.—Beaufort, Portland, Gordon, Roxburgh, Rutland, Devonfhlre, Somerfet, Montrofe, and Leeds, Duchefra--Dorret, Hamilton, Somerfet, Marlborough, Beau fort, Rutland, Athol, Leeds, Chandos, De►onthire, Bueeleugh, Dowager Rutland, and Northumberland. Marquiffes—Cornwallis, Salifbury, Thomond, Townfhend, and Headfort. MarchloneffesSalilbury,Thomond,Townthend, Headfort, Bath, Exeter, and Abereorn. Earb.—Morton, Rolelyn, Fortefeue, Mountnorris, Athlone, Dorchefter, Scarborough, Chatham, Mountedgeumbe, and Galloway. - - • Countefee—Chatham,Woronzo, Cavan, two Mansfield., Ux bridge, Liverpool, Dartmouth, Derby, Dowager Eike, Fortel. cue, Mountnorris, Cardigan, Rofslyn, Beverly, Aylcfbury, Camden, AborneMacticsfield, Dalton, Aldborough, Leitrim, Bread,'%sue, Meaborough, Sefton, Caernarvon, Warwick, St. Vinccw, Chefterfidd, Ely, De Bruhl, Hompefeh, Carline, Jer re", Wilton, Temple, Coninghant, and Kenmare. Vlrcounts—Sidney, Brldport, Ranelagh, Howe, Chetwynd, Brome, Longueville. and Aghrim. Vircountelles—Howe, Sidney, and Allen. Ladies_-•-•M. Winyard, A. Cumberland, C. Bligh, Clowned, Dunslas, Guile, Lucas, Wodehoufe, Lavington, A. Carpenter, CoUington, Winterton, Wentworth, Auckland, H. 'Fownlhend, Bruce, Calthorpe, Hunlock, C. Drummond, Hervey, A. Bar. turd, Brk!port, Somerville, M. Cooper, C. Somerfet, Coghill, Banks, Rich,M. Sto2ford, Bolton, Grenville, Grantham,Trigge, Deering, Louvaioe, Dungannon. Bellmore, F.. Dlgby, Hunting field, Pepys, J. Winterton, E. Spencer, Pelham, Hales, Kin naird, Morpetb, Crofton, C. Digby, J. Dawkins, S. Ryder, C. Thyme, Raditock, Glynn, H. Fitzgerald, G. Cecil, Clayton, E. Villiers, H. Hay, H. Parker, Cathcart, Dorchefter. C. Wood, M. Bentlnek, G. Bulkeley, two Montague., Rolle, S. Bayley, F. Somerfet, Paget, A. Hamilton, G. Howard, two Clements, C Hornby, H. and C. Hamilton, St. Clair, two Pa imam C. and M. Paget, Montfort!, Walpole, H. Lambert, Nevi/borough, C. Waldegrave, Cranky. Waren, C. Darner, Sheffield, Crawford, M. Taylor, C Convey. Walfingharn, Campbell, C Campbell, Arden, Clive, C. Biihop, Banks, three Percy., C. Jenkinfon, T. Craddock, Graham, Harrington, C. Howard, Saltoun, A. M. Stanhope, and M. Waklegrave. Lords--Bofton Auckland, Coventry, Hawkelbury, Mot , peth, Breadalltane, Mayne, Clarendon, Montfort!, /Inning, 13rownlow, Northelk, Falmouth, Mount Edgeeumbe. Hobart, Beverly, Agram, Alvanley. Huntingfield, Whitworth, Mac donald, Selkirk, Louvaine. Minto, Mexbornugh, Courtney, Newborough, Amherlt, Vincent, Wentworth, %lamb, Wil loughby dc Broke, &thin& Generals—Smith, Bertram Lifter, S. Jobnfon, Loftus, Strange, Finch. Craddock, and Richardron. Admirals—Knight and Forbes. Colonels-4am, Beaumont, Fitsroy,Roberts, Hope, Stewart, Stevens, and Langfield. Captains... Sir S. Smith, Markham, Mannir, Durham, and Ball. Sirs—J. B. Borges, W. Wynne, J. Macpberfon, W. A'Court, W. Simffington, P. Hales, C. Rich, W. Hamilton, R. Clayton, J.Harrington, R. Peek, W. Afbburnham, R. Boughton, J. ppeiley, R. Gammon, and G. Pitt. Mefirs.—Dundas, Skelfington, Townfend, H.. Addinton, Legge, C. Legge, Villiers, Rok, Cooper, Jerningham, Dickens, Serleant, Outlaw, Petiward, Wilton, %ankle, Joncs, Egerton, Bragge, J. Makohn, Gordon, Blackburn, Oiniby, Stratton, Vanfittart, C. Long, A. Stanhope, Penn, Arbuthnot, Paoli, G. Gould, P. Methuen, two Hope , Taynt, Weft, Parker, Holmes, S. Caulfield, F. Parker, Neran, Governor Green and Commit:Goner Hartwell, J. Laurel, Price, Greville. Miltreffes--Fitzroy, F. G. Smith, Jemingham, C. Yorke, Methuen, Bragge, Spencer Percival, Lft, Burdett, Burrows, Dike, Ram, I.aurell, Strange, C. White, Greenfield, Gilder atelier, Gregor, Montague, Bennet, Harcourt, L. Foz, Stevens, Metcalfe, Hope, Doyle, Elliot, Weft, Gore, Digby, Champ neys, G. Vil as, Nugent, Caulfield, French, Dickens, Ann Stan- hope, Markham, Combe, Wheeler, Pea chill, Cauldfield, Fitz roy, Lennox, M. Burgoyne, Crew,M. Sutton, Walpole, Lakin, and Lambert. MUfts--Drummond, Bofcawen, two Levifon Cowers, Me thuen, Townfend, Delaney, three Conrtenays,Carleton, Aber erornbMs, Dawkins, Joliffe, Pepper, Ram, two Colemans, two Aliens, Barnard, Garth, Beckford, three De Greys, two Cra - mers, Vykr, Lovet, Louth, Crofts,Gore, Brudenell,two Edens, three Motlyns, four A'Courts, Dafhwood, Guile, Eger ton, Cook, Blackburnc, three Croftons, Finches, Vanneck, Er kine, two Norths, Combe, Dee, Grintones, and Monfon. The Prefentations to the gyms were: The Countefs of Rotherford. Prince Barlotoulki, on his arrival from abroad. Vifcount Molefworth. Sir Edward Ryan and Captain Ball,of the Royal Navy. Lady COllereagh. Mont*. De Lima, the Portuguese Ambairador. Colonel I.awfon, on his return from Egypt, accompanied by Generals Davis, Harrington, and Bothviick. Mrs. Doyle, by her mother,Lidy It was obferved as a grand Gala Day at Court. His Majesry wore all the Orders of Knighthood, and appeared in his ufual good fpirits. The Prin ces were alto dreffed in uniform. The Duchefs of Yos K was unfortunately unable to attend Court on account of Binds, though a fplendid drsfs was prepared for her. The Court did not clofe till fix o'clock, and from the throng of company it was (even before they left the Parade. There being no Ball in the even. ing, the Royal Family did not, as cuitomary, dine at the Palace, but returned to the Queen's Houfe. LADIES DRESSES. The efiablifhed fa(hion of Court Dret affords little fcope for tale, and prefects little variety for defcription. The draperies alone admit of fancy, and in the choice of thefe ornaments the chief no velty confills. We give the following as a fpecimen: HER MAJESTY. A petticoat of rich white and flyer cerise gauze, with flyer wreath ornaments and tafTels, diamond bows and taffels. In the centre was a pyramid of broWn, inlaid with fine pearls, and clufiers of dlansondaod chains. This was defigoed by hrr Ma. jetty, and bad a very fingular and novel died. The mantle o! blown and fiver nine. with laver trimmings. Head.drefs brown farina, covered with a rich diver fpanglud net, and a tiara of the largeft diamonds ever ken. ?SIMMS AUGUSTA. An elegant embroidery of prune crape, worked in flyer and Patin flowers, with wrerths and bunches of mulit flowers, rich ornaments in filveri the train to corrcfpond, being of rich brown and Myer brocade. PRINCESS RLIZARRTH• A drab and fihrer crape petticoat, embroidered in waves of fiver fpangles ; a rnaffy drapery of fiver foil, and Giver oak leaves, over which hung a fecoud drapery, taitefully formed of Diver chequers, and trimmed round %lib rich (canons and taf leis fringe. On the left fide, a fquare drapery, with malty foil bonier, and diver chequers ; the whole of which bore a (plat did and elegant appearance, being entirely novel iu the decora tions train a drab and Diver tiffur. PRINCESS MARY. A white and (direr petticoat, richly Mangled, and divided in wawa by ftripe4 of laver foil; a fuperb drapery in Myer foil and fpangles, funning a ftriking and beautiful pattern, grounded with filter Mars and rings; on the left fide, a rich drapery of foil ilripes, fanning a (tar, drapery drawn together with rich cord and talf•ls, highly /ionised with rich fringes, cords and tare's ; the whole elegant, difplaying much bac according to the prefent fcafon. Train pink and Inver tiff= PRINCESS SOPHIA. The fame a' Prince(' Mary, except varying in the colour, which bad a beautiful and &heats appearance, being blue and Wva. Tana bluc and Nur au& PRINCISS AMLLIA. Body and train of ;rlulellibrcrtiff ue, trimmed with Bruf- Ms point: white crape petticoat, molt beautifully embroidered with (Iker, the left Me with points and meek, and on the right two beautiful brand borders of drapery, fuperbly embroi dered with flyer: the whole was one of the molt beautiful dram we witnefTed. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. Apricot crape petticoat, richly embroidered with filver leaves ; round the drapery and bottom of petticoat was a molt fuperb Myer Vandyke fringe, with a taffel betsicen each Van dyke; the drapery was taftefully looped up with a wreath and plume of diamond.; alto large flyer drefa taffels; the trein of apricot crape to match; the petticoat trimmed all round with rich filvcr fringe to correfpond; the fleeves feltooncil with diamonds. Her Royal Highnefti's drefs was univerfally ad mired. PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER. A beautiful Craw cc:mired farfnet petticoat, fuperbly ern. bruickred with flyer, :lie border richly fpanglcd with Gulls in waves, interwoven with wreaths of brown leaves. and nkgant bunches of railed embroidered flowers; the drapery was formed in the molt magnificent (Lyle, Giver wave's with wrcathsof brown leaves and Giver flowers, with fuperb filver taffels, grounded with flyer grape leaves. An cleant lath fpangled with a beautiful embroidered border, ornamented the right fide of the petticoat. The robe ftraw coloured and Giver tilk, elegantly ornamented with beautiful lilver fringe and em broidery. PRINCESS OF ORANGE. Slate coloured petticoat, over white filk, filver embroidered drapery, ornamented with fine blond, and fattened in idioms, with an elegmt profufion of diamonds ; train, Gate coloured, a Giver imperial gauze. Prince's CAITZLSICALI.-n embroidered petticoat of white and gold. Drapery of purple crape (pangled with gold, rich gold cords and taffels. Train of purple crape, embroider ed with gold. Duchell. of RtIT 1. AKO —A petticoat of green crape embroi. demi with fiver yaks of Rate crape in ftripts, and borders of fpangle looped up with Giver chains and tads. The body and train of Site crape, embroidered with Over. Head-drefs fea thers and &amasses. Dowager Duchefs of RUT LA 140. White crape petticoat, 'tal low drapery, full trimmed with emboffed fatin, and beaded cord and taffels. Body and train yellow farfnet and point lace. Head-drefs feathers, with profufion of diamonds. Duchefs of Drvrers u t a K.—White crape petticoat, decorated with draperies, finifhed withbrown and flyer mofaic border, elegantly and fancifully fettooned with film tails. Train, white crape, ornamented with fine blond. Duchefs of Doa s r.r.-Petticoat of white filk, beautifully or namented with white and filer farina, interfperfed with wreaths and branch of lilac; drapery, ornamented with lilac and Giver taffels. Train to correfpoud. . . Duchefs of Mo NT 11103 c.—White crape Petticoat, trimmed in an elegant Rile, with beautiful fine blunu and beads. Train, yellow crape. Duchcfs of Noar no st ar .—Bhie crape train, trimmed with a beautiful blood Lace ; Petticoat of blue crape, orna mented with blue Latin ribbon, and trimmed with fine blond lace. Duchefs of MmiLsoaousn.—A huff colotued robe, with a rich white and diver petticoat. Ducbefs of Le cos —A buff coloured drefs, trimmed with direr. Duchefs of &metal:ow—A white crape petticoat fpangted, intermixed with purple; the train white farfnet, elegantly or. nauseated with purple and flitter to eorrefpond. Duch& of fleattrottr.....White aapepatimat, ornament ed, blue, and richly embroidered with Mar; a drapery of ditto, ornamented and embroidered with flyer; the whole &gibed with film fringe, cord, tads, he. Ace. train of rich blue and flyer chamberry, ornamented with flyer fringe. Marchiooefs of Hcanro ay.—A white crape , with ftripes of gold, embroidered bands, rich , taffeta, and fringes ; body and train of white and gold. - Ma rehlonefs TOWNSHENCI.A very rich lilac and raver dee& M::rettionefs of ANENCORN.L.II:I4, Olive, and filar. Marchionefs of THUMONDAPCUICOSt of white crape, with ' a drapery richly embroidered with wreaths of lilac in Purple and grcen foils, drawn up with rich fdva fringe and taffeta; the body and train of white crape. ornamented with wreaths of green foil, and the Heats drawn up with diamond loops, and diamond bands round the arms; the head-drefs bandeaux of diamonds, with a plume of wite feathers, and an olive branch of green foil Marchionefs of Errs- ea.--Petdevat, white crape, orna mented with brown crape draperies, edged with pearl flikt, terminated by bead taffeh; brown crape train, ornamented with bead netting. blarchionefs of BATH.--A pale blue robe and train, embroi dered with Myer fun-flower. Dowager Marc Wooers of Barr—A beautiful green and M iter embroidery. Marzhionels of LUDO AT ~ . .Ye./10W crape petticoat, with an elegant Elver embroidered border, and an entire drapery of fuperb black lace. Train of yellow crape. Countsfs of Das' to ot.—A Britlib point lace &cis, the et. fed of which was very rich and elegant. Counters By titcLer.—Very elegant drefs ; white crape coat, with a rich (pangled drapery, and broad feltoon border to the fame, with branches of foil, hyacintha,filver and green leaves, with green laurel fancifully interfperfed, and terminating with a (panted gold embroidered fringe. Train crape, purple and Ulcer, Counters of Eay.--Blue net, rich Giver barred taffety. Counters of CAVAIiA white crape petticoat, With a green and gold drapery, gold cord and tads. The train India filk (potted, with gold flowers. Couutefs Of CAILDIGANA blue crape and Giver petticoat, embroidered in waves of (pansies, fuperbly decorated with Gne black, intermixed with Meer tai of bluer bailie with cords and tall& ; a fuperb petticoat and lecoration muff tallefully and elegantly difplayed. Train blue crape and Giver. Counters of Dee ay.—An embroidery of gold drawn up in Idioms with gold chain. Counters of K tnstaac.—An apricot coloured crape, beauti fully ornamented with large (dyer rope and taffels. Train the fame. Coontefs K B .--Her Lalythip's drefs was white crape and Lan, iimaavented wits Giver tattels and ropes. Counters of Foarescuao—in a Giver petticoat, with elegant drapery, embroidered with Giver friar, fattened with large laurel, and Giver Lairds. _ . Jumor Comers of Mats srtatne—An apricot coloured crape, embroidored with filver fpangles, and taftefully done in different draperies, ornamented with fdrer trimmings ; wan of the fame colour. Counters de S 1 ma atizaa.-White crape pettkoat, em broidered with Giver fpanglcs, trimmed with fringe, rows of white ribbon • a like gauze drapery • body and train to coma [pond ; headmireis, with wreaths of :liamonds and feathers. Counters of CioN t..—A green crape petticoat, embroi dered with filver and wreaths of Giver and green laurels, trim med with blur rope and talkis; the body and train amen crape, embroidered with Giver; head.drefs green feather., em broidered crape and diamonds. Counters of Cuba NonAss.--A petticoat of lilac crape, ern bn.idard with Giver; drapery of black lace, with Giver border of fpangles, tied up with Giver rope and taffels; the body and train ot busek Lice net, embroidered with Giver; head-drers of beads and diamonds. Contacts of BtVeitiev.—A petticoat and train of lavender coloured farfnet, trimmed with blond. Couutefe of Li v e rooL—Train and petticoat of white farf net, the petti:oat ornamented with drapery of white crape, ap pliqued with green foil, and finifbed with green foil and Myer taSels; train and fleeces to correfpond. Countefs of Atiortia.—A vat de pres crape petticoat, fan cifully decorated with wreaths of lybernum; train and OCCVCII to correfpond. Countefs Hoateiscne,--White crape petticoat, trimmed with white bead triage and teals. Vifeountefs A LLE/t0...A petticoat of lilac crape, trimmed with beads and wreaths of flowers; body and train of hue crape, trimmed with chains of beads and Sowers; head-drefs of white feathers and diamonds. Countefs of WI r o n.—A white crape and Myer deers, richly ornamented. Countefs of Maxatmooon.-.Drefs elerittlytfirriple, plain white, with a profolion of Jewels in her bead-drefe, cent white and sold mails, with Wimp soil hurt ) and a handl:au of (llama& Cnuntefs of rsser —A Date coloured crape petticoat, richly embroidered with Giver pines; the drapery forming a fa% the left Gee, feltooned with Giver cords and tierch; body and train of embroidered crape to corrdpond. CounteG of Taut Pl. r —White crape petticoat, fuperhiy em . broidered in Giver Vandyt es ; the drapery and lath of yet,., embroidered crape, with bunches of emboffed flowers, ric4 Giver cords, taffeis, an.l fringes ; body and train of embroida to correfpond, with a profufion diamonds.• Cowed, of CAILNAILVOIi.....A pale blue arid Giver deck . . Count& of WA ItW I C ic.—A very rich white ar.d fiber arch. Countei: of 2; r. V% Ch. air.—.A green farfnct drcfs, trimmed with white and Liver. . . Counters of CHEST FR TI I white crape petticoat, tit. broidered with Inver Vandykes,intermized with green foil and rich branches of Ever auseii, forming ilripez, and a drapery of the fame, richly trimmed with► Myer fringe and taffels ; train of filver tiffue. Countefs of CHAT H 11.—A beautiful blue farfnet petti coat, embroidered with Liver, and ornamented with great utile And ele,i4nce. Countefs Dc Bsuus.—A purple farfnet drefs trimmed µ•ith gold. Count:f. CAILISL E.—White, purple; 'and gold. Countefs 'ital.—Lilac and fiber. Counters of Jaa purple,and filver. lady linwarsituar.-I.avcnder crape petticoat, looped * with filvcr cord, and laurel foil trimmcd with Giver fringe; the train of chamberry gauze, richly embroidered with Giver ipangles, white &eat s richly embroidered with flyer. Head deers and feathers to corrcfpond, with a bandeau and. Gar of diamonds; diamond necklace forming in the centre a coronet, and the initials of her name molt magnificent. Lady HESTER —The daughter of Lord Fortifcue, was in drcfa of ;Teat beauty and delicacy, confifting of whik crape, ftrcwed with the fitudirft fiver (panics formed into drape r y, with a border of !Dole Lads, which had a very light and elegant died ; a rohc of crape richly embroidered. Head-drefs, plumes of "'bite feathers and diamonds. _ Lady Cr milks orr.--in a brown crape drefs,covered with leaves of Myer foil. bordered with rich Myer fringe, and fettoons of large filver rolls, and fuperb taffels ; robe of the fame colour embroidered to corrcfpond ; the whole had an effedt of great novelty and tafte. Lady CIA vz.--In a lilac crape petticoat, covered by alhower of fpangks, and rich fiver fringe round the bottom; on the right fide a drapery nioft fuperbly embrOidered with (dyer foil, Brewed w,itb filver taffel fringe, and feftooned with laurel and rich talk's; a rube of crape richly embroidered to correfpcod. Lady Earesuerx VILLILR S.—A petticoat and drapery of white crape and patent pearl; the dripery looped up with chains and tafrat of very large pearl. The train of crape and pearl to correfpond. Head-drcfs, a handfumc plume of feathers, with diamonds and pearl. Lady Guise, in a white crape petticoat; applique in Win [tripes, with a lilac crape drapery,trininted broad faker fringe, and fattened with large flyer cord and taffels ; robe and head drefs to conefpond. Lady Garrote, of Berkeley-fquare.—Her Ladythip's drefs was very elegant ; it confifted of a crape coat richly embroider. ed in large bunches of olive branches in green and silver; round the bottom of the coat green points trimmed with a deep flyer fringe and taffels; the draperies the fame as the coat, drawn up with much to with bunches e lilies of the valley, and white rotes on tha right fide ; a fails of white crape, ornamented with green and flyer points ; pocket-holes of the Turban failticin ; body and train white farknet. Head-drefa. white feathers, diamonds, and crape. Lady C005tu.....-White crape coat, edged with deep black points, ornamented with (mail bunches of tnyrtk ; draperies of fiefh-coloured crape, drawn up with lilies of the valley and rotes, with black leaves ; the draperies trimmed with deep black lace. The whole (potted over with filter ; pocket-holes of tur ban Widen, ornamented with flowers. Body and train puce coloured &goo. Head-drefs feathers, diamonds, and crape. Lady CHARLOTTE PAGET and Lady MART PACLT, WON dreffes of Britt& point lace, with draperies, looped up with bunches of primroks. Lady Ti EODOSIA CR *HOOCH lilac crape petticoat, deb ly trimmed with thick fiber ratio, and looped up with film Wick Body and train of lilac crape, trimmed with fiber. Lady OR ABA bE..A lilac crape petticoat. trimmed with bath and blond, bunches of jasmine and minlonet. The trala of like crape, trimmed with beads and flowers. Lady HARRINGTON,..A petticoat of waded green empe,hor dered with fiker, and looped up with flyer cards add chalet; the body and train of green crape, trimmed with Giver. Lady Most erru.--White futon petticoat, with • of puce crape, decorated with bluffs rotes and line blond. Pace crape train, ornamented with fine blond. _ _ . Lady PACIIrre.-A white petticoat, ornamented with drape ries of vert pomme cr.tpe, fancifully decorated with wreaths and brandies of ivy. Train, vert pomme crape. Lady WA t. rote.--Whitc crape coat, with white fadn clouds, and white farfnet train. Lady NEWBOROO a.—A yellow embroidered crape petticoat, richly ornamented with diamonds, acorns, &c. The body and train of yellow haring ground, with a deep lilac filk fpot in the middle of a very rich and beautiful fleet Rai, a tiffue graved (tripe of fiber and filk alternately, which had not only a moft eltpot effedt.but difplayed great tette, as the pattern, Ste. were entirely her Ladylbles own drawing. Lady MA NNP.as.--White crape petticoat, embroidered with Inver. A lilac crape drapery, trimmed with reeds of flowers. pocket-holes trimmed with blond and flowers; and a lilac train, trimmed with filter fringe. Lady CAILOLINE WALD toe Ave.—Body and train of filver chambray, petticoat of the Line, drawn up In feitoons, with flyer cord and taffds. Lady CAROLINE Darer it.-Body and train of Elver dhbe, trimmed with Valenciennes lace; petticoat of white crape" fpangled with Giver, and trimmed with fringes, &c. Lady HONOR* LAMBERT.-••A very rich and beautiful whits crape and Giver petticoat, with a very deep Giver fringe. The drapery (paella crape, entwined with wreaths of lilac Gowen, !Minting with large (dyer cord and talkie. The train lilac and Giver. • Lady Wrtsom—Petticoat of white crape, beautifully orna mented with wreaths and bunches of ivy. Lady P (Sir Hyde's Lady).--Yellow (potted Giver barred taffeties. Lady Ba o w Ntow.-a-White crape Petticoat. Applique train In brown imperial net. Body and Beeves to correfpond. Head drefs plume of brown and white feathers, with a profuflon of diamonds. Lady Cs awn &p.a.-Petticoat of white crape, appliqued with elver (tripes. Lady CIIAILOTTE GOULD, wore a very fupetb petticoat of white crape, richly embroidered with white lilies of the valley, and Ever ornaments. Lady Ca* 'Av.—Body and Train white and Giver; Pdti. teat of white crape., very richly embroidered with Liver. Ladey ST ANLKT....EXadtIy the fame as Lady Dtrby. Lady MULGILAVE.Was &cited in a white-crape petticoat, and ornamented with fiches of fattio and Myer-rape. Lady CATHCAIITA white petticoat, embroidered with Li ver, very broad border in the antique ftile; the drapery a don. ble feftoon of van.lykc ; the robe brows tiffue. Lady HUNTINGFIELD•A beautiful linter embroidery. Lady Sr owlet t..-r White crape petticoat, (potted with Liver foil, enriched with heavy fattin, embroidered. Lady Cal iILaINIC HOMAILD,...YeIIOW crape petticoat, trim med with white beads ; body and train of yellow crape, trim med w . th beads and flowers. Lady fia tram—A white Crape petticoat, trimmed with wn•aths of flowers and Giver : body and train to match. Dowager Lady Sri's mr.--Rich blue and Giver barred taffety. Lady AILDENA..I4IT Ladylhip wore a pea-green crepe petti coat, taftefully landed with wreaths of flowers; the trail , of pea-green (patted faa{nct to correfpond with petticoat; the Clones elegantly fcitooned up with diamonds and flowers. Lady RAD ST OCK.PcttiCO2t white crepe double drapery. of pea-green and Giver, faftened with rich Giver taffeP, blond flounce, with Liver beading. Train pea-green and Giver. The teat eaftwoile extremely rich and elegant. . Lady RottesDrefs,—A crape petticoat, full draped, yellow train, with Bruffels lace, fleeces richly ornamented with blue Myer foils. Lady Carrell- Lo.--Petticoat of bin: crape; the drapery tied up with bunches of mixed flowers. Lady Ha tut:ea.—White crape petticoat, with draperies, ornamented with fancy purple flowers, Liver taffeta, and Gall ed with fine lace ; white crape train. Lady l'AaxasomWhitc farina petticoat, with a rich (deer