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c 0 ,7 At •td crapt drapery, trimmed with line 13.uffeIs lac, and elcg.taly interfperfed with film oats. A beautiful ).:Ilow and Alva farrnt t train. ady 13 t 241[30—White crape petticoat, fancifully ornamented with filter cord and taireh. Lady Er 'saints Pancy..--White crape petticoat, with begorli aid vresdas of hops. White crape train. L.ly Jo :AA PLICTA•SaIIIt as her !titer. Lady Se SAN PIRCY, daughter to Lady Sivas:AT—Train and pttticoat of white crape, ornamented with lilac primrofes, in the farts fide and elegance as their two coafins. L. , dy CIIMILOTTZ JENRINSON.ViOiet crape train and petticoat, limply o-namented with wreaths of white rofe:. Lady WALSIMGIIAIs A white crape applique pettivrat t ampere of white crape applique.taitefully turned and trimmed with white frivolite, and ornamented with large wreaths of whits rofca;cords and taffeta Lady CATHARINE COLLEEN .—A lilac crape petticoat in owes, divided by rows of lilac crape and drops of beads, and ec:iansented with rich :wreaths of oak acorns; the train lilac, <rape and bead. Lady SARAH BATLILYPEZEICORE of white crape, richly biped with Myer, and round the bottom a fuperb vandyke fil ver friree ; an elegant drapery, embroidered in filver drops, falling vary low on one fide in beautiful folds, and fattened op to the left with very elegant filver taffeta. The train of white care, trimmed with handfome vandyke fringe to correfpond ; spanidt Pewees, richly embroidered ; and embroidery on the bark, which appeared entirely new. producing a brilliant and itribMg etre& The headdrefsconfitted of diamonds, pearls, and a plume of feathers, Lady Mary ReNTloex.—A white crape petticoat and dra pery. griped with ever and white lily, with beautiful Bruffels Lady CUARLOTTt ORVISLLZ —A White petticoat, teed with gold Turbith gauze. Lady Doacntsraa.--White crape petticoat, and white (ufnet gown. Lady Harrill? HAT.A white and fitver drefa. Lady Lavin oTeire.--Wbite crape fpangled petticoat, orna mented with embroidered yellow crape drapery ; yello w crape train trimmed with flyer to correfpond. Lady MATILDA W ..Drds of white crape, em broidered with Mver. Lady 010101 A NA E Petticoat of liloc cram oroamented with Byer sod black lace. _ _ Is onumentedwith beads Lady Ws srimoityr.—Drofs a( yellow era*, embroidered with fliver‘ Lady Cataintaa WOOO.--A white and Elver &els. Lady CHAIM'S SOMIllt IT .....A white crape petticoat. trim. med with wreaths of karkt bignoniana. Lady Dv ;wax Non.—. 4 white aad flyer (trek. trimmed with white roks. Lady GEORGIA KA Cacw..—A white rircfs, trimmed with burls. Lady Data is purple and diver &eft- Lady CLATTON.A white crape petticoat, fancifully orna mented with blue ennveivutus's a: draperies ; blue train body. Lady to a.—A white crape petticoat, and draperies of M.. net, trimmed with Meer fringe, and taffcle. Lady Kaftan r Tows au g ten.—A lilac drub, trimmed with bop b!nirnm. Laer MART TATLOI4.A white crape petticoat, embroi. Bend with Caner. Mien :axed with pea gran ; the drapery con. flied of endurcidcrod crefcents and raged flowers; the fa& of liver to correfpand ; cords, taffela,itc. body and train of white am: Alm. --- LidyNlourroan..."White Carnet petticoat, covered with white crape. OITLUISUIied with olive branches, faftened with bunches of Weer; •drapery of white crape, embroidaed with fiver, and tritnnied with broad fiber fringe, feitooned up with Ever teas, broad Siva fringe at the bottom of the petticoat; $ robe of while Carnet, ornamented with blond and diamonds; head-drds, bandeau of diamonds and whits feathers ; diamond necklace and car.rinp. Lady Gaiorrna tc.—Petticoat of white aape, vandyked with yellow,ipanigied inliver, edged with deep Myer Wage ; a fear alrofs' the coat, vanttyked and ftriped with Over, the left Tide Waled in-fee-Anna, with Liver rob*, and rich coed and WM.; train ftriped yellow and 111". z, the !leave bands, &c. fpatigice with faivet ; cap, N'hite and idea, with white oitrich plume. Ladies C. and H. Mawr ao.a—Silver gauze petticoat fpang led dr.-eerie', with bowers ; lilac crape train, ornamented wilt Lady M. STOP? OIL D.—Whitt crape petticoat, richly enabregcli end wick Elver, Mat crape fpanalod in walks, which foria.el an eiont dupery; lilac wad flyer train, toperbly orearnlatel w:th Elver. Ladies Ft*acts and Milan? SONIIIIITo-..A yellow craie petticoat. ornamented with bunches of ivy bloffom ; (tracery and fact tied up with ditto; bottom SniChed with a wrezth cf ditto; train of yellow crape, trimmed with bunches and wreaths of pea-bloffom t head-tints of feathers. towers, and diamond.. Lady Avert Hatatt.row...-White and flyer. Lady Gerrit/rot HowAan.--White, yellow, and filvcr. Two Ladies Ct. r it wt. s.—White, and white beads. Lady 800 - ox.—The daughter of the Counters of Kenmore, was ?relented in white ..nd fiver. _ _ • I.ldy A . CootTo•AVlute crape drefa, wreaths of Bowers, and flyer. I.adyer.teLOTTl HOR sy.—The fame drefs as theCountefs of Da rty. _ _ Ladies H. and C. HAMILTON (of Abercorn).—Wbito Grine, and oyer. LAO? Sr. Caant,—Purple and white, with beads. Ladies Pangiogg —White and itraw colour. Ladrecruaat Buest.--White and purple, with coloured Sowers. Honourable Mrs. Ftncu.--Petticoat of white crape, fu pee bly embroidered in flyer Mrs. Violet fpanglal crape *Win, terminated with an elegant loop fringe and flyer taffels. Train white and film chambery gauze. Hon.Mm Warr—.White crape petticoat, ornamental with bunches of apple hinflum. The Han. Mrs. Mon ra o—.A filk train, trimmed with Elver. A white crape petticoat; flyer drapery, with bunches of rafts and lilies of the valley. Hon. Mrs. A. EGIERTOPt...WiII dreffed in a crape petticoat, beautifully embroidered with coloured Ala and bugles, Gem located with blond lace ; white crape train, ornamentud to fult the drefs ; head drcfs, diamonds and feathers. Hon. Mrs. Moir—A richly embroidered petticoat of white and Alva; the drapery acrofs, a rich border, drawn up with Wick. dirs. Wii t—Drefq of white and 61ver, deficatdy fancied ; el: pettier -at ti cr -pc, with rich fiber fringe, and drapery LJ ',ned w:tli rich Meer fund ; au the right fac a beautiful fdycr net ccrcrrtl wi:b fringe. Mrs. Dor it (who was pretend" to her Makfty co her •-. razz ,by her mi,ther. Lady Cughin) was attired in a molt L rutiful drat, and happily appropriate to the venation. Crape „en Amen tcd with white fade, hands, Bowers, Bte. pocket /4k, tux ustinionly elegant ; holy and train white (arfenet, with Turkifii &eve. Head-drets, k niters, dowers, and diamonds, ..e , rro:se4 w:11, great tape. Mr,. :Hon:sous Bustoovii-40 a drefi of euluilke "fie • hi etc's-I,x. trading of a tkb embroidery In lilac a dra. . • ri tutlwaidertd ie Nr.uulybe *nits and foil, faftcned with a .ther aml rich Mao rapt aellsrlido I an elegant embroidered titaiiiirris of mad bps* diamoods, and white oltrlcb 1. htsi. A A Ltscit:..,A orbits crape Petticoat, eraamcated wits Mrr W —A wishe and raver embroidery. Jens, Manama/in-...V/lAm crape petticoat, with yellow ' ti..ry, fp .1110(41 and looped up whb liver cord and tainis ; I 'AY and train U correfpond. Mn. Latta Fos—PA white crape petticoat, beautifully em • ~ s kicred with (dyer thus, cords and rings, in Over bouillon 1 karma: trAln of blue crape and Veer. Mrs. Fa cssea.s . ric..-Whise crape petticoat, ornamented ..311 hin‘l . and blue foil; the drapery blue liver Chamber, Wirer loop and tads; train, Lady , and nectica to r.r!fpoof tuanows--A white crape petticoat, trimmed with cAt .01 wild mks; the body Aid train of wkitc crape, '• nac.! whit beads and Sower& _ _ Mn. P -A 14;ecrape petticoat. trimmed with fiver *A Rae Mowers, in wombs and ba.encs ; body and train of hic Whim Ms.. Cnawswr.vs....Crape body and train; petticoat, a gut beanthul woad' of sollitokkry scrub, wida Alva bul -1 owl tack Mrs. Goinsworroa-41 blue aid Giver crape petticoat •nd train, with onnunents at Giver; cap to corrcfpaad, with Giver net. Mrs. CAULTLIILD (Grit appearance lime her marriage)—An elegant petticoat of white Turkey gauze, beautifully orna mented with a mcifaie embroidery °Ebbw drapery, rally em broidered in a fcrni of fpaneks, border e L greclig, mid termi nated with fanciful and elegant loop fringe. Thin of *f urke) gauze, richly fpanglcd. Mrs. jeaarannax-.-A train of yellow crape, embroidered with beads. White crape petticoat, elegantly feftooned with yellow crape, beads and taffeta Head-drefs pearls and dia monds, wi b Paradife plume. MILL ELI-tory—White crape embroidered coat, with Myer fpangleg. Blue filk drapery, fpangled and rich band of black velvet leaves, richly worked with Giver and gayer fpangie foil Blue (ilk train. Mrs. GORZ—WkIte crape petticoat, ornamented with yel- I low crape, and bunches of yellow flowers. Mr.. HA aeon r—A white crape petticoat. mull beautifully embroidered with green lilac and gold ; a very rich lilac ar.d gold tringe. The drapery embroidered likewife, and fclooncd with cord and taffels to match. The train purple. Mrs. Berrra—A pale green crape petticoat, trimmed with a fine deep blond lace; and a drapery ornamented with wreath!, of white rotes. Body and train the fame as the petticoat, th , . Beeves entirely blond lace, fattened at the (boulders and in front of the robe with beautiful knots of diamonds. Head-drcfs, a fuperb bandeau and fultnia (prig of diamonds and white of trick feathers. Mrs. RAM—A hate crape petticoat, trimmed with chains of beads and taffeta ; body and train of Gate crape, trimmed with beads. Mrs. STRANGE—A lilac craire petticoat, trimmed whit lilac beads and bunches of Heath and Jeffamine •' the body and train of lilac crape, trimmed with beads and white blond. Ilead-drefs of lilac feathers and diamonds. Mrs. CHARM YORK — A lilac crape drcfs, trimmed with fitter and huff flowers. MIS. MET II t/1N , ...A lilac crape drefs, trimmed with Bniffels lace. Mrs. BRAncit—A white crape petticoat, lilac drapery, ele gantly embroidered with fiber in points. with filvcr roulcaus and beautiful cords and tafcla, lilac farfnet train, richly orna tt4nted with flyer. Mrs. STIMCIER PaacevAt--Drefs of lilac crape, embroi dered with Myer. _ Mrs. Let—A lilac crape &cis, trimmed with blond. Mrs. C a trim ceo-•-A white crape petticoat, elegantly or namented with vandykes in Giver, and hiver acacie. drapery of the fame, richly trimmed with blond, ground work of fpan- Iles, formed into Egyptian (query', and the draperies drawn up by rich filter ropes and talk's; the train lilac, trimmed with Elver. Mrs d. trcas--White Genet petticoat, blue crape, richly fpangkd with filter, forming very new and elegant dra peries, with beautiful white Bowers, and Elver talkie • blue crape train. fuperbly ornamented with Giver to correfpoOd. Mrs. I':one:47—White farfnet robe and petticoat. ornament ed In the moa elegant and tearful manner,vtith late and whim tads. Mrs. Ft —A lilac and Inver drefs, trimmed with lace. Mrs. Diet—A *bite crape petticoat, embroidered with Myer, and trimmed with flyer chain and tads ; body and train of white crape and flyer. Mn Ga maoa—M Court the full time this Garai), was molt ekgamly dreffed ; the petticoat was of white crape, fu paid, embroidered with bunches of wheat, over which was a dmpery of ft:wer emboffed towers, intermixed with bunches of Myer acorns; body and train of yellow crape, richly em broidered. Mrs. GILDZIIIKIST IR—A yellow crape petticoat, orna mented with large rolls of yellow crape, covered with a net of ads, and trimmed with Line point lace, broad bands of beads, drapery of yellow crape and beads, with large wreaths of li lacs; train yellow crape and beads. Mrs. ST F et NS-..i'aticolt of white crape, taltefully arranged with bunches and wreaths of white anunonies ; body and train of blot farfnet. Mrs. MtTCALFLA white crape petticoat, aubroidcred with filver r 378, with yellow anboired flowers, OM CL4114, taffeb,&c.; Logy and train to correfpond. Mrs. ki •:re—Y,llow crape petticoat, with wreaths and hunches of auticulas, brown cords and [alias; body and train of yellow mix, with flowers. Mrs. F. G. tistiv u—A white crape petticoat and draperies, trimmed with buds, and elegantly intermixed with wreaths and bunches of czt nititms, &c. &c. crape train, trimmed with the fame is the molt fanciful manner. ?ohs. JA aces Lava z u.—A white crape petticoat, with a border of Wet embroidery, richly looped up with large filecr taffels and cello, and edged all round with beautiful point late; the body and Hain of white crape, trimmed with point and Over roil°. Lord COtIiTZNAY . I three fifteraf—Brown ground, rich fit. ver (potted armoaine. Hon. Mifs EDC/I and Mifs C. En tt.--Petticoats of blue crayc, with wreaths at Brown flowers, bows and tads. Hon. Mils Ascen.—A lilac crape petticoat trimmed with Giver and looped up with 61ver rope and taltels, and bunches of wild ;ofea Body and train of lilac crape, trimmed with Giver. Hon. Mifs LETITIA ALLEII4-•;n1C faille as her fifter. Mils Parrta•-•-A grey crape petticoat trimmed with flyer rope and tart+, and bunches of flowers. Mifs BECKFORD.....A white crape and libt pettknat, orna mented with beads; drapery of beads and fatin applique, and lilac crape, wreatbs of Mae, and fancy flowers; the train of li crape. _ _ Mils CI filter to Sir T. COORI LL.Whitt crape coat with yellow draperies, ornamented with beads, Bowers, ate. drawn up with great tafte ; the bottom of the coat trimmed with deep black lace. Body and train yellow farfnet, with Tuttle, dem& Pocket-holes beautiful; headdrefs, a ban deau of diamond flowers, feathers, atc. Mifs G. Ca ma zit.--Crape coat, covered over with large bunches of lilac and hirer (prigs, trimmed with a rick deep Ter fringe and talk!, ; pocket-holes of the turban faihion,— Body and train bac arfnet, with the Turkilh &eve, (potted with Slyer. Head-diva, the fame as her Wier's. Mifs Ceti sinit.--A yellow crape petticoat, trimmed with yellow beads, and liver bullion in rich ropes; wreaths of white flowers and blood. The body and train of yellow crape, trimmed with beads and flowers. Pilifs SZYMOI7I COLFMANA white crape petticoat, richly embroidered in ftripts of niter fpanglcs, and looped up with Liver cord and malt. Melody and train white crape, em broidered with filver, and bunches of laurel. Head-drefs, white feathers and &moods. Mrs. Guise was Mailed in a white crape petticoat, molt fancifully ornamented with falba of yellow crape,and bunches ofionguWes and lilies of the valley. MODITAOV2 BOROOTIIZWOrt a drefs of pink crape in drapery, ornamented with fringes of Roman pearl, and (aliened with chains and taffeta of the fame; a robe the fame colour, ornamented with pearls. DAR. H crape Petticoat, puckered drapery looped Whim, and ornamented with pink roles; train white farfnet, ornamented with beautiful pink nits; Beeves of crape to correfpood; head-drefs wreaths of roles and feathers. Mifs W It—Were drelled molt limply elegant; they wore a petticoat of crape, embroidtted with white Patin and beads, intermixed with apricot coloured crape, and drawn up in Moons, with lilies of the valley; their trains of apricot, co loured crape. Mifs Dv sa.—A blue crape petticoat, with rich ornaments of Myer, and bunehes of (mall piuk rotes, to team up the drapery; train blue and [dyer tiffue. Three Mifs Dx Gaers.—Light green petticoat, with dark green drapery, trimmed with bead frin•c, and large white lead., ornamented with wreaths of lilies of the valley, and Chided green cotes and WWI ; train of light green crape. Mifs Balma stLL.—Body and train of blue crape, trimmed with silver hinges ; petticoat i due crape, aed in Giver. Mifs Corr—White crape petticoat, fanc ifully _ trimmed with ivy and fancy blue Bowers. Train blue Imperial net. Body and Beeves to correfpond, trimmed with ivy. Had-drefs white crape turban, and blue oftrich feather. Mifs L. CUST-.:11e fame. MI6 Visa mom—Light blue crape, richly embroidered with flyer cord, fringe, and tads ; train blue crape; body aid Beeves richly fpungled, and trimmed with point lace. Mifs Momsou—White crape petticoat, with lilac drapery, fancifully looped up with lilies of the valley, ornamented w. .h fringe, and chain of white bads. Train lilac crape, with white , beads to correfpond. Mils Catarrom...-White crape Petticoat, ornamented with beads. Miff E. CA. Laron.—The fame u her filter. Three Mifs Caor TO N I.YttiOW crape petticoat, ornamented with fine blond and beads. Yellow crape train. Mifs host —A petticoat or buff and grey crape, and foldn and bai t s trimmed with diver rope and Laid. ; body and train of buff and grey crape. GENTLEMEN'. DRESSES. • NilU7'lC-IL INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, JUNE 2. Arrived this day the PRIX(' a Or Wasts packet, Capt. Tone, in five days, with triads from Lifbon. No packet had arrived at Lithou prioi to her fail ing. Alio the Inig Albion, Capt. Wm. Glint;, from Naples, with oil and wool, for Amlterdam ; the Berwick, Capt. \VW. Ro so a,,from Minorca, for Lois ton ; the Medea, Capt. JOH N MEIN, (*tom Gibraltar, for London ; the brig Dolphin, Capt. N. S7oxis, from Almana, atier a patfage of 23 days, for London, laden with barilla ; the Ame rican (hip Caroline. Capt. Wm. AULD, in 45 days, from Baltimore, with 7800 b arre l s o f fl our , f or London; the Prtaan dogger Curwartong, Capt. JOHN GUA AP, in (even weeks, from St. Übes, with fah, for Aldburgh ; the brig Plrbe, of Sunder land, with navaillOres, from Minorca, for Portf mouth ; and the Atlas, of London, with fhumac, &c. from Naples, for London.—The PRINCE AOOLPHUS packet is to fail to-morrow. lithe -.vind • be Or, with difpatchcs for Li:hon.—Wind S. S.E. ' The Ksuo was plainly dreffed as ufual on his own Birth-day. Pas Nice of 3 A'A las.—A full drefs, field marfhal's uniform. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoea, io full uniform, as Field Marthal. Hereditary Prince of OstArsoe, in regimentals. •REMARKS. The new carriages were not very numerous ; hut the whole of the equipages were truly elegant. St. James's-ftrect never prefented a more gay or bufy time than it did yetterday. The tiring of carriages reached at one time from the Palace up St. James's-ftreet, Albemarle.ftreet, and half way up Bond-ftreet. The windows and balconies of St. James's-street were covered with beautiful wo. men, molt elegantly dreffed, and the ftreet itfelf was filled with them viewipg the perfons in full drefs going to Court, for which they had a full opportunity, as the carriages could move but very flowly. It was long paR four before the company could reach the palace, and it was paR (even be. fore they could all retire. So 1411 and brilliant al Court, (peaking generally, feldom or never was l witneffed. A great number of naval and military officeis, in uniform, were prefent : but we never faw a more numerous affemblage,generally (peak ing, better dreffed ; we never faw a Court which, l taken altogether, was more magnificent. The Mail Coaches, as ufual, paraded before the' Palace, in view of their MAJESTIES, and the whole of the Coachmen and Guards being in new rich liveries, the general appearance was exceedinglj gratifying. In the evening there was no Ball ; but her MA. J /sr v had a fmall private party of about Sixty to a concert at Buckingham-houfe, at which Mrs. Bft lington lung, and highly charmed the company; among whom were the Prince of Wales. Dukes of Clarence and Cumberland ; Ducheffes of Beaufort, Buccleugb ; Marquis and Marchionefs of SAE fbury ; Marchioneffes (two) of Bath ; one of Townthend ; Earls of Cardigan, Moira, Harcourt, Harrington, Chelierfield, Mount Edgcumbe ' • Countefies of Harrington, Uxbridge, Chatham, Harcourt, Wal. degrasse, Vifcount and Lady Dungannon ; Lords Villiers, Brome, and Somerfet ; General Gwynne, Colonel Cartwright, &c. Arnidft the great variety of dreffes, which dif fered as much as the perfons who wore them, we can only Rate fuch as appeared the molt prevailing. Nothing very new or liriking in fafhion appeared. The colours were more mixed and general than ufual. Green was much worn, as well as flate, grey, and blue ; but, lilac and How Rill kept tip a decided afcendancy. The hoops a re growing rather (mailer. The waifts are Rill Grecian, that is, the natural wain ; and there we hope they will long remain. Some few French backs ap peared, which, with hoops, looked abominable ; and made the Ladies with them appear deformed. Ruffles are' falling into difufe, except with the fcraggy elbows. Many beautiful arms bad none. The head-dre ffes conf: lted eitherofblack velvet-half caps, or of yellow Silk, with plumes of feathers, or gold and silver nets, with tall;:ls and flowers ; I or the hair ornamented with rows of large beads, Yefterday died at Clifton, near Britlol, after a which were very general. Powder was fcarcely long and linget ing illnefs, which the bole with the to be teen, and that only among the matrons.— molt exemplary retignatian, Mrs. GLASSE, daugh- Artificial flowers were much worn. A great num- ter of the late THOMAS ...LE.TCH ER, Efq. of Ealing, ber of feathers were alto worn on the belt dreffed and wife of the Rev. GEORGL HENRY Gi.asse, heads, but rather differently in the mode of pla- R e ct or o f H an w e is, miadl c e ee . cing them : they do not Rand quitelfo upright, Prince WILLIAM of GLoucts reit has arrived at they were placed in a drooping posture. In this Sheernefs, in the Lercasa frigate, on his way to way, they looked highly becoming. The Rile of p c : er :b urg h. drelfing the hair is the Grecian, long heads, Mr. G. Ross difowns having cnmpofed the with ringlets over the face. Rouge ufed as freely Fong fung on the Anniverfary of Mr. Pirr's birth as ever. The robes were chiefly worn with (mall day, to the tune of the Anacreontic. roles of white or yellow on the &milder.. The Ranelagh Mafquerade Intl night was well The ornaments in diamonds or pearls confined attended, and several characters appeared on the chiefly of wreaths of roles, jeffamine, pinks, laurel, occasion. The decorations of the place were the &c. fultanas, crefcents, feathers, bandeaus ca cba- fame as on the night of BOODLE'S Gala, and af. mow, and agraffes for the head. forded great fatisfaelion. Necklaces—tingle rows of brilliants let, de- Among the many perfons of note who flock in tached, to hang gracefully round the neck, or to this country from France, we have rent irked cluftercd. feveral eminent Bankers, for the purple, no doubt, Ear-rings--chiefly tops and drops, furrounded of getting acquainted with our financial fynemsi by other large brilliants, alto necklaces of ame- Ar the head of thefe we obferve with pleafure, Mr. thyfte and topazes, with ear-rings, bracelets, and Mice sz, junior, one of the richest and moll confi other ornaments to fuit. derable men of Paris. The ornaments in gold were neck chains and Friday fe'nnight, the firtt divilion of the Both medallions, with antiques, or modern engravings foot arrived in Dublin. in fardonyx, carnelian white and red, jafper, fan- The 44th foot, lately from Egypt, is arrived at quin, &c. or with emeralds, fapphires, rubies, See- Waterford. &c. Ear-rings, bracelets, agraffes, and rofettes for The ad Battalion of the 85th Regiment arrived the shoulders. at Jamaica on the ill of April. Silver buckles, of a moderate fine, oblong and TRIAL of GENERAL INN ES.—This day a Court the corners rounded. Martial, confining of General and Field Officers, All the Gentlemen wore hair powder. was (worn at the Horfe Guards, Whitehall, ia Lord HAW KESBURY gave a grand dinner in-order to try General tents, Commander in Chief honour of his MAJESTY'S Birth-day. of the Chatham divifion of Marines, on certain Lord PELHAM gave a grand dinner on the fame charges of irregularity of accounts, exhibited occasion to a numerous party. againft him by the Lordi Commiffioners of the Lady CARLETON gave a grand rout to 300 per- Admiralty.—The following is a lift of the Ment ions of difiiation. • bets who are to compote the Court-Martial : Lord Cii r ETEEFIELD gave a grand dinner to a i Preildem, Lieutertant-General W. Sown a JOHNSTON, I.ieut. General Balfour Major• General Sir J. St. Clair nitmerous patty of the Nobility and Gentry T ; Lieut. Do le Erikine did alio Mr. WICK HAM, Secretary to th e L ord Lieut. General Drummond Rt. Hon. Major-General Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Lieut. General Egerton Charles- Somerfet The Countefs of BUCKINGHAM gave a Major-General Bowater Major-General Gateoyne grand rout to 60c) perfons of dillindion. Major-General Avarne R t . H o n. M a j or -G enera l W. Major-General S:r C. AfgIII, rail of Banhury The Illuminations at night were very brilliant. Ban. Major-Gent ral Cartwright. They were confined, with a few exceptions, to the Sunday afternoon, about fix o'clock, a fit c broke Manlionhoufe, the Theatres, the Subfcription- out in the Cattle of Rofeneath, belonging to his Houfes, and thofe of the tradefpecple who Serve Grace the Duke of Mom!, which, we are lorry the Royal Family. The Duke of Roxsuao les to learn, was burnt to the ground. It is not dif houfe in the welt corner of St. Jemes's.fquare, tinelly a!i:ertained how the fire began, but it is re was very fuperbly lighted, and grel.tly admired. 1 potted to have been &ft difcovered in the bed- Earl Mose a had a beautiful Crown, between the rooms, and the whole building was loon in a blaze. letters G. R. at his honk in St. Jan es's-place. A great rna:iy boats and ttvo fire engines were dif- The back part of the Marquis of SA LISSURY'S patched from Greenock, but they arrived too late horde in the Green Park, was pal titularly bril- ;to flop the progrefs of the devouring element.— : the words " Long live the 1 , ing," in re- !His Grace, and the whole family who were there, felendcnt lamps, greeted the paffengcrs, who were with a number of ftrangers, went acrofs the Loch numerous, both in the Park and Piccadilly; and to Ardincaple, where they remained all night, and band continued to play during the • venial/ God next morning fet off for Inrerary. The premifes, lave the King, and other favourite t pa. lit is (aid, were whited. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 4. Arrived the Lord Ilawhefbury, Sr RiNcrv,from Guernfey ; Good Intent, HOPKINS, from Sunder land ; Ann and Mary, HATCHARD ; Endeavour, SOAPER, John and Sophia, HICKSON, from Swan age; Charlotte, Coos, from Liverpool, bound to the Baltic ; and HAZARD coop of war, —A—, from the weßward. Came into harbour the Sin gleton HARPER ; and the P e ac e , K IRK . — Ill s Ma jelly'sfhip Isis is to be paid off to-morrow.—The Sea Nymph, Capt. THOMAS CHURCH, airived at Jerfey from Portfmouth, on Friday 28th May, re. ceived on board a number of the Loyal ith Fun cibles, and was with two others to fiil on Wed. nefday laft.—Sailed the Ann, Csossy ; Argo, GARBUTT; LION PEARCE ; Mercury, PALMER; Richard anti Mary, HANAFORD ; Telemachus, PAIN; Efdaile, BURCHAM ; Q2een, BUBLE; Atty, BURTON; Venus, ROBINSON; and Rivadoe, MAN- ToNa, for London and Deptford. The Adventure, FaEGER ; and Rambler, Wyrock, have not got away, but will in the morning. SHEERNESS, JUNE 4. Arrived his Majeßy's %hip LATONA from the river Thames, with Prince Wita.tere of Gloucefter on board. On her arrival at the Nore, the CHI c ssyslt, lying in harbour % bearing Vice-Admiral GIMMI'S flag, fired a royal falute, which was re peated from the (hips at the Nore, and returned from the LaTorre - . The LATONA has brought to at the Nore to be paid, and will feil immediately after. The Phoebe, Capt. SHEPHERD, is come into harbour to be refitted. FROM LLOYD'S Lin'. Des 1., JON r 4.—Arrived the Tartarus bomb veal from the Streight3, and is put under quarantine.—Arrived the Gannett 9002, and the Anacreon brig from a cruire.—Wind S. 9. W. GRAVESEND,- JUNE 4 . —Paged by the Vrnw Margretta, Somas, from Rouen ; and Jonge Alicia, Brown, from Ratter d.um—Sailed the King George, Turner; Prince of Wales, Hammen; and Ceres, --, for Hudfori'v Bay; Prince of Wales, for Boulogne; Maria, Brawn, for St. Vancry ; Union, Mat - Mall, for the Ea t Indic,c; Perfcverance, Sky, fer Jamaica; Hope, De reit, fur Dieppe; Fortuna, Holman, fee Rol:en ; llrie Gebruder,, fur Havre; Vr.w Mafia, Joiner, to: liourd,:aux; Crow Hedgina, -• and Twc Gt brulcrs, for CAtok. -~I - , ~.., -:' ly TM ntl of