Star. — London, England, 1805-06-05 00:00:00

• • • Lady tow?' ta—A white crape Jr,'. enthoffed with Giver sad adgrd with Mart nei; body and train to ourefpond. Had-firers. tuithurs Ind diamonds. lady CVAStorrTt PAOtT--A arch entirely of fine Bruircla tiritifh lace, ornamented with bunches of ml myrtk. Lady tittles STA/4110Ft —A w! ate crape dreg. richly em buffed in bright and dyad gold intermixed with chains of amethytts and emeralds, which had a beautiful effedt. Head-drek, teachers and chain. of preeious Roues. Lady Hes drefsof white point lace over ftraw-coloured farfem t. Budy and train nf farkuct trimmed with puint. Head *cis teathers and diamonds. Lady PAIX a—lpkry rich embroidered petticoat of Mee crape and giver in Vandyke. Drapery trimmed with very Input beef fsl. lase, up in various places with Aker pines. Train, rich Bluer uffue, bordered with .green Vandyke to match the pettkoat. Lady HOLLAIIO•.A white craps petticoat, with a white vel vet applique. The drapery fattened up with bunches of prim rof-s. Train, white crape. . . . Four Ludic, ntacy...-Petticoats of pink craps, covered with a molt fuperbly embroidered net, taftefully decorated with wreaths and bunches of blunt dowers. Trains, pink crape covered with tin fame elegant net. and bordered with wreaths to match. Lady Hoene amyl—Petticoat and draperies of white crape. richly embroidered in diver. Crape train to eorrefpond. Evening caret. tem the Cceen's Monte, formed of apple Madam *v. over which WA. a drefs of white Imperial net, ornamented all round with an elegant wreath of apple blutonts. The fame oeuamcut round the neck and decree. Lady C. LavisoN t;owea—lna Ter, light and elegant Drefa formal of white crape. fhe mantle and &Boon draperies richly embrui,kred in heart's cafe, with a very fuperh border after the antique. in Giver anal bullion. Train an /*mallet...4 border of the LAIC. The tatels which fugperted the draperies were pettedly unique. I ady Finns (the Lady rifle Lord Chancellor) was prefetwed by Lady Hawke-Awry. Her Ladvihip wore a Petticoat of white fatm, with a rich border of filver at the bottom. Double Drape ries of the tidied embroidery, in cornucopias, fattened with 'rid; cord and taffels. A Rohe of crape, richt) , embroidered, to nor = refpond, trimmed with magnificent 'point lace. Head drefs of rich embroidery and a plume of white feather*. Lady hioNaos—White crape Petticoat, trimmed with pearl beads and point lace. T , din, brown gauge, pearl and point late. lady CA LTIIO a re—White crape coat. in front of winch was a grand (tripe to the ivy leaf in brown applique, Latin leaf running round a wreath o; gold leaves mat eurioudy =bulled with brown, with large ryi i t t. of brown and gold. Aciof. the coat a Drapery of the lame. drawn uy with elegant fancy ; the fame ott the other fide io a different form. Pocket-hales Imperial, with gold laurel and ,old taffels The whole covered over with emboacd railed gold Iprigs, beautiful Pudy and Train royal purple, with the Impe rial half geese. The Coat trimmed with ivy leaves and gold fringe. l.ady NOR Twwlest..-White crape Coat, with one grand gripe the wepilag willow in gold, each fide an antique pattern in gold and potpie, intermixd with a profuilon of (pansies. Pocket holes and Sleeve, imperial. Body and Train royal purple farfoet. Lady Hory....White crape Coat, in front a grand pattern of the laurel leaf. molt beautifully intermixed with *lva !prays. between each bouquet the cref em in laver, with toil Bones and Red bu gles, beautiful; Iron, the centre of the crefeent (prays of the weep- In a . willow in fled and lilver. Acrofs the Coat, on the one tide, a wave of Waite and filver dowers rafted; the fame in a different torm,on the other. Imperial Halidleevcs and Pocket-bolts. Body 311,1 Tiaia white erape, trimmed to correfpood. Head-thcfs • feathers and diamonds. Lady MATILDA WINTAILD.-A white craps Petticoat covered with a mower of fpangks. Ibe body a deqp fpangled fringe, :.:hied with foil. A lace Drapery (tangled, audf tbe border richly embroidered to core/foetid t the Drapery tied up with thick fibres cord, and rich ipatigkd lath& The Train to correfpond. Head- deers a bandeau ot diant , .uile.with a plume of tea finewldte oftritb feathers. Lady Genet:lwo Bute ter•-•A lilac farfnet Petticoat, with itch border embroidered in flyer. The Draperiei were competed of fine real black I..ce, trimmed with rids diver fpaneled chain, sod tied up with firer cord and rich tared". The Train, &e. of the Came. }lead-drefs a Slyer bandeau and abe OM( of lilac !co wers. • • The Hnn. Mrs loosest. Debiuta....A islist uepe,wayeldhly ass he-deleted with elver. Tbc Hon. Mr.. Wohltrioss--Drefe of lerann-,.loured saute, richly embroidered and fattened up with chains of diver and teL. fels ; the wi•ok ornamepted with Sheer laurel. The Hon. Mr. C;.Vitut a s--et beautiful purple crape Petticoat. lace Drapery, fettooned with purple avid white cords, Wieland Sowers. honk farfetia Train, trimmed with lace. 'l be lion. Mr.. WM. I.DiaLLT.-BAT and Train of beautiful lhae slid fiver Egyptian VAII2C. ' White crape Petticoat and Drs. pay, faftetullv Li , .cr atrd with Ulcer laurel and rich fringes., inter fretted with lilac and Myer towers. 'I be Hon. Mrs. SlowratiocowA Petticoat of pink crape, richly ornarr.cuted with white beads. Train of wLitc figured farfenet. Head drds to correfpond. Mrs. Fa;IMANTLZ—A Petticoat of whi c crape richly em laundered. Silver Draperies, newly and fimply fattened uplink liouqucto of mica. 1 rain, white farfnet, With richly embroidered Doily. Mrs Csarwitoati—White and Silver. Mrs. Coomearotr—A white crape Petticoat ftriped with rib • Ilan, embroidered Li Prerch bugles. and a deep embroidery et French bugles all round. Draperies of white crape, clokly enshrni * tiered in bugle Rats. and drawn up will bunches of American water role , of apple Mallow coiner. Train apple itiofforn coloured fuh•et, trimmed all r..und with bugles. Body and Sleeves made in the antique fafbiun, and ornamented with bugles. licad-drefs, a rope of diamonds and apple-bloffoni, with white feathers. Mrs HAMMY,. Wittiasts--A pale green farfact. trimmed with Nottingham Lace. Ikaperies of the fame fort of lace, drawn up with rich cord and titre's, TrAill and Lind-dud: to corrcfpond. Mrs. suaw Let eve a--. 1. prim role -coloured Petticoat, Niel-ti lt embroidered with beads lfrayery, &e. to cot refpond, taffe ta, dupd‘d at. (*tape Train. filrs..l 30 31 PiOit —a laic crape Petticoat, with a Drapery drawn el, with heads it, a Rik peculn..ly graceful and elegant. Train to • es-wound. licad.drefs, lilac crape, with a inotufiva of fuperb jewels and Cm 4:Ulrich feather.. Mrs. Lia.it—iiisdp aid train purple crape. Sleeves richly. em tiroidercel with Giver and Rest. Petticoat purple crape, drawn up in fatuous. with Myer chains • cord and tairels. Mrs. Cesstrests-sHodp and Train of white crape, trimmed with point bee. relticoiit white crap:, with an applique of dead L'Jld Wiped down the front and round the bottom. Ground work tiehi l appligned with blue krolls. Mts. liaNaors. Witolast I—A pale green Lorene, trimmed with Nuttiligham Lite. Draperies of the Lune fun oflase. drawn ~,r with rich cord and tailels. Train and headalrefs to cusrefpusal. Mr.. Jotter ta-Body and Train of pale pink I:etyma. thausied with brutkis lace. l't!tichat of the fame, covered with real firer kW lace, drawn u; avid orcaaancutcal with Lotot.L.a of pale pink cae sarian& Briss:Gseas—A petticoat of crape, richly embroidered with flyer, and ornamented with fever fringe at !tritium; drapery eags 7 Lroidered with ditto. and tied up nn the left bile wit'. large cope and wide; train of blue ch.inabery, richly wove with Laver, tritn• awed with flyer fringe, tetras, &c. &c. Mrs.SALD/am..-An elegant embroidery of plume.coloured crape worked with fay./ and white ratio, with wreaths and bosiche• of tweet rabbi", rich fever ornaments The train to three :pond in , 'Pear, being of rich brown anti Slyer Italie. his. Stott (wire of the Member for Wureetter) was prefented 4 .•. a kaput% drefs, conlilting ut white ratio petticoat. cover. 4 oh IS. right Ade by a wiagatfacert Lice drapery, reticent with pearl.; tac robe of patent Lee beautifully trimmed with rutile,, btan of tl.e /abed point lace. Hcad•dreis diamond., and feathers. Airs. D. Searto--A beautiful diet, of white and Sliver emheni nered in points and coronets. the drapery looped up with bullion rope and L.f.des robe of rich embroidered crape trimmed with ttLe point, which had a fine tdrert. lionuttralele Mrs. Sane—Petticoat and draperies of alit thytt (rapt. taistelly faftened lap, and confined with bunches ot scotch thaki,curiched with a unique difpky of matted flyer beads.-- 'lrian of the fame grape. ornamented with thifi 'ea and Giver heads. Ittadnilrenw a plume of feathers, with a pro/urine) of diasnunde. lice evening dials fur the (tnien'a Knife, was of white Litho. era' I.rusderild &writhe front ; mks. and baron lo a foperb antique brides of rotted and bright foifot Circe, lice& of use lona, ......1 • eta .. bed with William 1 iiiiiiounMle Nita Knoaw-A white cr e p e petticoat fancifully • notimed with ivy and funded blue linwetc train blue; Imperial a'ct b•ede, and fi,evea, to etirrefpui.u. slimmer; with ivy. I ict.d• ig: . fee white trope turban and blue offrieti traders with &humid'. Mr s but a 1 ors--A deb embledikty of Utter tiii Cate crape. in s i rinsed with white. rite drapery In rinh 0: . Alper b i . "` it u u ' ' 1 ".; t,it rtereel. and looped up with Giver et..no &a: tail . ola. Low; o• : - ;...Z. it am cuiltrviagrol "WI lortif. Mn. ' , «n •ery elegant drers rieb e.nlttoidery is at agnifieent drapery, lalluscd %rim i& 1& cord and radkla; robe to eur 2 efpond. Mrs. Wit craw Monson prefented by Daily bleinfos—Ycllow erste pettico .1 and trail& ekeauily trimmed with h• ads. .Mrs Flamed (the bifhopiet Emmetlady)—A ?trate coloured role. with a ir;ry rich veld c and filter petticoat • . Mrs. Rueter —A Sark brown crape drefaornamated wit h Mrs, 1.• s Fos—l /licts of yellow crape with an etntiroidtry of filter, white lace. Draperies and yellow crape, ornan.ented and looped up with hesuulul filter trimunogs, curds and taffeta Train, yellow and filter. Mr.. RSA DOlll--Blue crape drefe, OrriaMalted with heads. Mrs. Caasevor—Pristreek-Coloured (grind petticoat, covered with white crape rich draperyotaftetully ornamented with Roman I pearl beads. 'lire mantle primate farfnet trimmed with fine point lace and Rom a n p ear l h ea d s , r i ch cord ;ad taffel round the want. Head-drefs of rich filter tiffue and plume of °arid' feathers. Mrs. AaTIWIL iiT4llllliertUreta of primrofe crape, embroi dered in a ftyle of fuperiur tafte. Mrs. R. Puma—White crape petticoat, ornamented with wreatbs of pink foil ; crape train, trimmed with rich lace. Mrs. Goma Lanovon--.A lilac gauze rope; the pr reknit very richly embroidered with filter foil and (panties, cud oruauseoted with wrr.atlu of apple bloffnm. Mrs. GULDIWOILTUr......k white Crape pettiCOat, richly enihrol dereil wale diver, dial an elegant border round the bottom. with filter cords awl taffels; traiu of blue rarfnet, trimmed with lace and filter. Mrs. B --A pale greets crape petticoat, trimmed with a brantiful deep blond ime,and a drapery ornamented with wreaths at whi te tyke ; the body and train the fame as the petticoat; the nevem entirely blood lace, faiterted at the tbouldeta, ami in front of the robe with beautitial kootayf diamonds; head-deers a lamb bandeau and Station' Iprig of dimmed@ amd white enrich feather,. Mrs. BlODcle ILL—White crape petticoat, rich s ly oniame ted with beads, left fide covered whit a &awl M . coilinaidired head', looped with tatrela,and, &men back with rope. of bead., right fide with draperies and fall. and a sorban naiad the bottotn. raw to correrpond, and head-drcfs compered of feathers mid pearl.. Mr..CANNitio-4 rube of white filk trimmed in a moll nugni- Agent ityle. with pcarls and gold and beautiful point lace; the dra pery was white crape, molt elegantly embroidered in pearl and gold. andtrinted with p nit lace ; the med. were pearls and gold Mis. it. Go w —Robe a-11 petticoat of white crape. richly embroidered with filter fpangles, in the Greek Ityk, with rich branches and tare's. that had a oat/eland ele- ant efFiti; the Mad ded, was computed of embroidered crape, tallefully ornamented with dismonda, and a large plume of uarich le them Mrs. Hoop—Daughter of Sit A. S. Haninod, pr. rented by bee motber —A white-ruin rirefs. with drapery i• 1 fine p..tret lac e , (potted with velvet, and trimmed with the finelt paint lace, a rubs: of cape, trinteicd with the Came fine point lace; head-drils of ostrich feathers., and fine lace. Hon. Mrs. Heetwale-t-Yaleat crape, very elegantly embroi dered in. filter; a volute correrpond, very richly trimmed; bead deers, a rich =braid ry, with teatimes and diamond. Mrs. Laroort—A blue crape petticoat. beautifully arranged with white beads. Mrs. hat tt wARING-.AD elegant French lilac figured f rain pet ticoat of white crape, richly ormuncoted with River, with lilac halal and broad Myer Cruige; head &data( laver rola° and tea then. Mrs. Kluv-....4 drefs of aubroidcre4 lilac crape drapery onbeoidered in vaniakes of Amalie. and fuel. fall eued with a fea ther, and rich filver rope and talliL ; elegant rune ; latad-dreha of dimmed. and nitric!' &Aber& . . Mr. Lawattd.-ori, drels of white crape, richly embeffed with white velvet ; dtapay Aged a-LoGrecque body and traits of white crape. richly embnifed. Mre J Lewast.t...ort pettiest of white Patin. richly willed . dercd with Wye: draperies of late crape. embroidered its rich ! points, and festoonedwith Giver rope and cards; gone M Bate crape embroidered with Jiver, and trimmed with point lore. • Mrs. or. Jona...A white and Alva petticoat trimmed with lowers ; violet train. Mrs. Mair tesSurvostaaitiek white (min Petticoat ) fu tn . + non t cd by white naive draperies,rithly embroidered in gold, and trim. iced with Point lace, ornauismeed with a profulon of gold cords sad talkie! a beautiful lilac (whim robe, richly trimmed with lace and gold to corre:pood With the redeem ; a lace handkerchief. ands lace cape. °roam a ami wine goad. Eveutng divas, a lilac fart- net round Mel's. embroideredwith gold. Mrs. NAldrAv.....Wbitc craps petticoat, richly embroidered in wreaths rif raver, train of White crape, &eves and body, beautiful !), kaaikci• Mrs. Coasts. Writs •Pettittoot of pea green crape, !wand fully embroidered in itripm of pearls. Drapery, greets. (putted with pearls, and drawn up with rich pearl curd and tetras. The Hoes. Mif• sa•A primrofwenloured crape trimmed with white lace, an& bunches of violets. The Hoo. Voila. filly-A ',refs of whits crape, richly em broidered is waves ol Giver fpaagles. Drapery looped up with Giver chain and taigas, thaw and train embroidered crape, trimmed with blood The Hon. Miff iCsT7 (daughter of the Lord Chancellor) was &Ira practiced by Lady Hawkeibury, in a white and Weer Drefs, coofdtiog or Wks and draperies of loft white crape, embruidtred in an conk new ttyle. he robe was richly, reibrobler,tr Head dreli.. a brilliant bandeau of diamond , --a folk plume of feathers. The Three Hon. Mils 1). Gatlrll—Wiing crape Dram trimmed with large wreaths of white rotes and green leaves, and oinaticnted with fancy trimming,. Trains,' white crape with finlike wreaths of white rota, and trimated round with fancy borders of narrow Patin ribbon. The Hon. MA Towanton-a•Straw-coloured crape petticoat; fah taened with !tripe, fuperidy embroidered In bluer; draw coloured train, trimmed with tinter. The Hon. Mifs Qv/rat—White crape petticoat with yellow drapery, trimmed round with heads, and drawn , op with bunches ut large beads and flowers. rain, white crape, trimmed with Wads and viAlow gibbon The Hon. ]blip► DOUOL/If....White rartenet petticoat, orna mented with blue crape, trimmed with sowers. The Hon. Mils BIASCAIV:.pi.—A lilac crape 'partied with Giver. Hon. klifs Dactatadono—A rich einhroJered liver motaique crape, with hirer nit let in. in ttriped, ornamented with concave rings. The Mayor) , talteuell widiftlyer Sowers. The train white _ _ . - Hun. Msfs Bum &watt—White crape petticoat, the drapery trimmed with an enthcoidered mt and beads; train white ce.ipe, ornamental with beats. Srasia.re—A drefs of bliiitn coloured crape, orna mented with a acw Rile of lace, and teamed with wraiths of Sowers; a robe to correfpond. Hort.ilifs As.i.cm—A white crape drefs richly embers-4 wit► Meer and coloured tolls; body and train to eorrefpond. Hon. htifs I. Az.t.an...A &ere the Gine a* her fitter's. Mils Ric:ay.—A tuff crape drefs ornamenttd with bead,. Alit, Hv sox aroisa—..A lilac crape drefs. fpangled with Meer, and ornanu.sited with prandial of white lilacs. Mils LxvsHAN Go* to—A lilae crape. fpangied with filvcr. Mira Alma TY* ra—liody and train of hlse and farfenet.u. White mix petticoat, unlamented with filen fpangled nits in ttripea, and trimused with talk! fringe. Drapery of filver gauze, deeurated with eitgaut au; ila4 Wirt: &MIS. 41 a new and tails. lid roamer. Tilts nonagon was dreffed ins petticoat with fah draperies of white crape, tied up with wreaths of bouquets of the Wail tole. Train, Wogs kit w cutreipuud. k feathers sod diaimaids. \lib As-Lir—White crape Petticoat with lilac Drapery. trim toed mood with ',sada and drawn up with very Lrgc taffeta of heads and bunclaca sit UONI.II. Tram, lilac uric, t ifmtcd rosiss4 with beads. _ _ Alit. Jwt:► A LLaxl —.t Deer. eiraCty correfponding with that worn by her biter. Mils Etto a —An eleAant blue crape Petticoat, richly ornament ed with patent 'rail Wile; crape Train, trimmed with beads. Mils Mix. krUkD—A Dtt.ls of pink crape beautifully ornament ed with beads. On the right fide of the Petticoat the Draperies teparated by a brood net work of beads, which extended horia-cia tally to the lett fide, and relieved by a poin•ed Drapery tied in a bunch ut the Wawa, the wb rle completed with a broad head fringe. Tram, pink crape and head. to c ore drp oo d with t h e dre r s NUL (2411.4. a rote....A very pale blue farlret PettiCnit. come d with crape to cultdrotati ; the Drapery tatlefully looped up with girded blue and beads. lite Mamie pale blue crape to enerefpand wuu ibe petticoat ; the flettlre ornamented with blond lace, and as emberidered tiara of pale blue beads, Glk hands and taGele round the MOO. Head ands a blue t•aia enabtui4etud wit► blue brass. and a plume of blue edit iC . II feathers. Mils A. CARLSI usi-i-Dref, the fame as her fifties. 7liife Zaai a—Willie cape Prteict..o. the Dr.ptry ?Awfully I.:oped vy r i t h b un a ia of apple ii:ale,txt I.l , PoruN. 'llte Trans of apple-hlutitan (Adair! ; fles.tios untainciitc6l with K u m l a& raid Lads And wont lace. hat c. Nl(n.auL-11,:s. f•tut Lu • • 1! - fe Ninfrott-slate tripe Petticoat. taitcfully trimmed 'frain to corrif, , tneL ma. lit. ruvrree—Pdinted gauze Puiticoat. and Train :kW/ trine., 11 with Myer frit.gc. Mire Mtctrou—.l white•erape Petticoat. ornamented with !testis ;aid white down.. Body and Train I'o Cefferpolid. RusantlT—White er.pe coat, with a 10061 drapery thrown Acrofe in ao elegant fancy ; the drapery trimmed with a rich border of the morale in fritter, intermized with the rare leaf, the whole covered over with Giver fpot ; the bottom of the coat a running pattern of hirer kayo and fpo•e. Body and train lila* ...rape. Imperial pocket-holes and half Beeves. Head-a: refs few Users did diamonds. ltlifs HA Itt lIT lIIISUOUT--Thc fame as her filtcr's. Pocket holes. fiver catch. Mitt C.lLTmoitpt —White cripe east, with a double draPerf, ornamented with beads and blond lace. Sod, and train white nave. trimmed with brads. Head diets the bird of pandifc and white ottrieh feathers, with the coronet and tiara of beads. Two Mitres A Prttie•rats of white crape. ornamented with white ratio ribbon and white flowers. white crape train. ornament • ed with Giver and trimmed with lace; bead-dry:fa, oftrich feather and he 'aided brilliant. MU% 11,1111 T—A drefa of white crape embdifed with velvet, and trimmed with flowers. Mift COLIiIAN—A flitch of green crape orthwatmied with finwen. Mtfo Fot.onottes—A petticoat and train of blue crape, rkhly embroidered with !Alyea, and loopol up with hart chain and tafebo. mirs VANIIITTARTA petttcoat of amber crape and Myer Witte, with tlr; tit y of crapc cmbulial with kivcr. Raw of filVcf tiffue rammed with blond. 'l'be'l•brec Mifs lases—Wore white crape drefea tafttfully trimmed with hunches :and wreaths of pink rote►, tabu ribbon and borders a-la•Grccque. Trains white crape Mifa white Crape drrfs With beads in feftnons, with pointed draperies, ornamented with beads and tagels. 'l•raiu lilac crap_ and heads. Twn niib guars--Pittis crape drefea with bead trimmings, double draprtirs forming fquarcs and trimmed with beads; borders of Vandyke with rings of beads bong look at the bottom. Mins, gate coloured larfenet, trimmed with pink craps and beads. Mifs Wa r ttr 4 s—Yellow and filer drefs. hlifi HoWASID—A Mils of patent laceornans opted in an ea tire new ityle ; fattened with brandies of ' bilks of the valley ; a robe to correfpond ; hcad-d refs of feathers and diararinds. Ofiksava s.—From the variety and fplendnur difplayed in the drelles for the various royal fetes latEly;'igen, we would Lillee fiappofed our Marchand: diet Moder had exhaufted all their mac and ingenuity ; but yefterday convinced us that, for fancy, defign, and execution, they can have no rivals. If the gran detir of one drefs afinnithed, the elegant fimplicity of another captivated : in this number, we confider the pearl embroidery, which is as new as it is elegant : feathers never were worn in greater profittion, nor was more mile ever difplayed in forming the pa. caches. The favourite Colours were lilac, apple. hl trom, pea green, and jonquil. The hair was dreffed ala :twins. Diamonds were worn in great profit. lion. In court dreffes. fathlon can only change the length of the wain, or the ornamenting of a &eve ; but, for her Mays:vies evening party, the cvlanu of all nations were pia in requifition. The Grecian, Circaffian, and Turkith, were the mnft predominant. THE MAIL Coacitarm—Yetlerday paled in pro. ceffion in their new clothes. The ho:fes, as ufua/, were derogated with ribbons and %eV/ hairnets, and the cavalcade afforded a pleating apearance to tt great number of perfous who affembled to fee them leave town. I tax m I NATIONS.—The Winter Theatres, the Opera-honk, and Little Theatre. the different Still. fcriptinn.hmiles, and the houfe.. of his Majelty's trazief men were illuminged as ufual upon the occalion. There was a peculiar neatnefsand fPlendour in the de , fcription of the different figures exhibited in front of the Opera-houfe, and the Britifb Coffee.houfe in Cockfpur.fireet, which attracted the attention of the different fpettators. Egg's, the gun makers, at the top of the Haymarket, 'f'ate's, ih Jermyn-greet, and Middleton's, the pencil-makers in the Strand, alto looked very neat. The India-Inure made a molt rplendid appearance. and the Minerva Office had the letters G. K. from which hung pendant, in a chain, with beautiful lamps the words, Gud pre ferVe the King!' There were a number of new carriages launched in honour of the day, as ufual ; tome of the principal Officers of State, the Marg rave of Anfpach, Prince Hiroo of Courland, the Marquis Spinet() Lord IVeftmeadi, the Cotintefs of Buckinghainfhire, and a long et cetera of perfons of dittiation were übferved to be among the number. The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Mr. Sheriff Scholey, and Mr. Sheriff Domville, went in hate to St. James's; and, after the Drawing-Room was over, again dined, by invitation, at Lord Hav:kelbury's—an attention of the Noble Lnrd not lets complimentary to the City of London than to fire public merits of the writ thy Chief Magiftrates. The London armed fchnoner, which is the head quarters of the harbour.marines off Greenwich, arid guard-veal over the foreigners on the river Thames, at one o'clock dropped below the town, and fired royal falute on the occalion. The harbour Marines, we underhand, will have a field-day on Monday next at Greenwich. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE I. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS D Pa A r ONE 0 CLOCK: Confab, fur. opg. 59i—Retluced 571--Oatuiuto The return of Admiral Russet. to Yarmouth, as we Ilated yeflerday, furnithes a ltrong prefumption that the Dutch Fleet is not in that ftate of prepara tion which an Ames ican veffel lately reported. It is however now untletftood that Government mean to adopt :additional precautions againft the threat of in vation from the coatis of France, Flandtrs, and Hol land. Our fleet in the Downs is immediately to be incicated to fourteen fail of the line, betides :mallet veil ii.. which will offer a reaJy mean for fpeedily reinforcing our North Sea iquadron, Ihuuld need re quire. Men of profeffional (kill are not without appre• henfions that a French tquadrou may find its way North about, and thus litengthen louse plan of inva fion from the French and Dutch Coans at the fame time; and fume even go to far as to give it as their opinion, that what we mentioned tome time ago as the poilible declination of the Combined Fleets, viz. an union with the fleet ia the Testi, may yet be re not with ilauding what we have baud of their befog teen of Cape sic Verd. Difpiccheb were ; . cdezday received at tits Admi ratty from Lord Kerns. They relate to the in creAfeJ prepardriou s of the enemy at Boulogne, and, mcntion the capture of Come [mall veil - cleft-ism Muth. iug. Letters from on board our blockading iquadros !Lae that the enemy's flotilla is every day in motion. .• and that it has of late been reinforced from other ports in the Channel. An Officer write,. under the date of Frida y loft, u follows From ail the obfervations I am able to make, and front the information 1 coiled, I am fully pet. fuaded the enemy feriouLly intend to make itt at. tempt a t cowing out." The WASP flTtop arrived at Limerick on the joth ult. with difpatches from Lord MILLS ; bet tber are not of fo late a date as thofe received by the Ma- LAMPUS frigate. The Was, has experienced re markably bad weather, and was beating about fur f me days without being able u' reach any port. On the s tilt tilt. the frill in with.the (tills, of ptlguna, A In , . Ka:G.47 ; and the fleet of tranfports under her convoy. Having communicated as account of the - fii wition of Lt.rd NaLsos, on the foal - ming morning the Wasp parted company, and from the dire/lion which the gym fleeted, there is every reafon to fuppofe (he proceeded to join Lord Ns LSOM. The following is an Extra& of a Letter from no Officer on board his Majetty's (hip Daaoos, dated Liflson, May to.—.' About ten days ago, off Opo.to, we fell in wth his Mljefly's fhip OaPHE US, which gave us information of the junßion of the Toulon and Cadix fleets; and that Sir Joan Otte' had gone home with his squadron. You may judge of our furprife and anxiety. We fent the Oarmses away to Lifbon to learn whether the fleets were in Cadiz, as reported ; and on our appearing here, the °Kraal/a joined again, whin we fent her off Cape St. Vincent, to Captain Styrrois, who we hid intel ligence was cruifing there with two (loops of war.— Admiral KNIGHT determined to put in here, till we could obtain fome certain information. The 0a• talus returned here lad night. " Lord Natsna has eleven fail of the lines the Combined Fleet is reported to confill of 17, all with troops on board. We are unmoored, and the wind coming fair, we than pulls off again as fall as poffible in the hope of joining Lord Nstsoti, and that he will keep us with him, that we may (hare in his glory. We (hall then know whether Admiral KNIGHT is to leave Us. All our convoy arrived fafe at Lilbon and Oporto, with the exception of • tranfport, which .1 is mining." Orders have been given for a very Ilrong fqoadron to watch the motions of the Rochefort Reet ; and that fome fait failing veffels !hall be Rationed to give the earließ notice of their putting to lea again, which Government have reafian to believe they will Coon attempt to do. Difpatches were this looming received at the Ad. miralty from Admiral Dauer, on the Ili& (Winn : we cannot learn that they bring any very interefling intelligence. We have of late taken notice of different unplea. fent reports circulated in fome of the morning Papers. of Om ptoms of difeffeaion in Ireland. We are very much inclined to believe that they are Mere fabrica• tions. They are not countenanced by any letters we hate fern from Dublin ; and we have feen letters and Newfpapers of the date of Saturday tact. A flight alarm which occurred at a late hour on Wednerday night, ferved to difplay a new proof of the zeal and loyalty of the Yeoznanry of Dublin.—e The difcharge of two pieces of cannon in the Bay. almolt inltatuly colleBed as ettraordinary atfemblage of the leveret Corps at the alarm polls, upon the flip. patio': that they were two of the guns announced for fignals in cafe of danger or dillurbance. In a little time, however, it was dilcovered that there guns had been fired from the Battery on the South Wall. at a v e lE l l which was attempting to put to fea irregularly. The veffel was obliged to retnrn,aod the matter being planted, the city was reposed to its tranquillity. In the event of the late Sir Wtsltass Puszanev's having left no will, the principal part of his Shrop. Shire elletes, to ;he amount of shove achoool. pet annum, will fall to the Earl of DaattmoTou : the red of the Bath, and his own unentailed property, of courfe devolve on his only daughter, the Countefs of Baru. He is fucteeded in his title, and in all his entailed property. conlilling of his Scotch and Welk India Eames. of about somool. per annum, by his nephew, Captain joussross a, of .the Coldartans Guards, fon of the late Governor Jonerror a. The amiable and accomplifhed Lady Baru may sow be reckoned one of the richeft perfonages in this coon. try, the American property being of incalculable value. CORN Maa[tT, MAIM-LAUF, PIZ 5.--The fup ply of Wheat here is large, with feveral more arri. ails ut foreign it is evidently on a decline in price, excepting that of fine quality, which is ftill fcarce.—. The Lae great tale by au lion, was from sos. to 7as, per quarter, ordinary and damaged...-Barley flow (ale, and rather cheaper. Malt, Peas, and Beans, of each fort. vary but little.—Oats are in middling fupply, and not many fine, at our currency. Tbs prelcut high price of fine wheat keeps up flour. OENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 55. 63, Sae. per qr. Grey Peafe 4oe. to 441. Fine I)ittu, sof. 9as. Od. beans. 445. 50e. Rye 48e. 51, od. Sic! Ditto 386. 44e. od Barley, 32.. 375. od. Osee. sae. alts. joe. Matt, 661. 7u od. Poland ditto, pa 3sa tid %Ike peak, as% 4 8$. od Rape Seed. can ace. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine floor pss. to 7sa. Secoods 655. to ?FL WIN& • In confequence of the large arrivals of foreign wheat, and of the additions' quantity expelled, it is the general opinion that it would have been more atk viteabie for the farmers to have feat it to market dap. log the late high priors. l'he expelled arrivals are Cu enormous, that a iattlact reclaim% is Ow plc( is wetted.