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

FRANCE. PAWS, s 3 fIIVOSE, (JA)t.l3.) Ey letters from 'Left of the 7th, we learn, that Po intelligent, whatever has been received of the feet, though it is nearly a month fince it failed. It is More to be hoped that it has fuffered no damage from the violent gales of wind which hive been fo much felt here. If it has duped from tiiefe firft dangers, it has nothing farther to apprthend, as in twenty•four days CO it would aqiye in thofe latitudes where feamen meet with no inconveniences, except from the prevalent calms. We with we had more fatidaaory WWI pence to communicate, but we can only form con. jeaures, The following are the names of the principal officers employed in the expedition: Gina I AA.P.44dOV. COrdra&Dder haClad; DWI* Ge neral of Chief of the Staff; bebene, Cleneral of Dl - the Artillery; Rodunbeau, General of DWAIN.; Ike* of Diva.; Nei Le Dorn, gadi a e . r i Me r. Infeedier of Revie Bri -oaxstAi Rennet, and Huebert. 4.4l9rVrarrD'Asbeis, attached to 0411Cril Leeleres Sta; D'Ao to that of General Dugua ; Andrieux, to Omer* Rothmans's ; La Valleue, Mita, Perrin, Di:plans" Hula, Eerveian, Wad Labia. CUM fti IBRIOADISPaiIibOIII4 of the Hoge Andlety Villaret intik; La Lance, of the A.rdilery ; Pan* and Pant, The ftradron which left Havre a few days ago has put into Cherbourg, to obtain fcveral articles necelfary to complete their equipment; after re ceiving them it will proceed to Breit. By letters received from Cadiz, it appears that Admiral Lino's is ordered to the Welt Indies, with the French fqnadron under his command, to co-operate ia the Expedition to St. Domingo. NINOSt, (JAW. 14) The following is an extra& of a letter from Caaaantinople, dated the zsth of November 64 Lord Excise has not yet fet out for Egypt; but the frigate which is to convey him is ready for his reception. The cabin which he is to occupy is furndhed hi the moll magnificent Ryle. It is re ported that the objea of Lord Eta in's voyage is of a political nature, and that he is empowered to fettle tome differences which have arifen between the CAPTAIN PACHA and General HUTCHINSON. It is Rated that this General has not only taken under his proteaion two fugitive Beys, whom the Captain had ordered to be apprehended, but that he has farther demanded the enlargement of eight o:her Beys, whom the GaAs° VIZIER had fent to Cairo under a Rrong &oft, becaufe they not only refuted to fubmit to the authority of the Porte, which wifhes to recover Egypt from the dominion of the Beys, but alto endeavoured to form a Party in the army of the Grand Vizier. The Mamelucks at Alexandria having taken part with their leaders, the Captain Pacha was obliged to fend troops againit them. An engagement took place ; feven of the Beys were killed on the (pot, and two effeacd their efcape to the camp of the Englitb General. The Englifh Ambaffador had conference yefterday with the Ottoman hfinlftry, and waits only for a fair wind to proceed on his voyage. A (mall trading velrel accompanies the frigate, in which, on his return from Egypt, he will silt the illes in the Archipelago. Several letters from Wallachia Rate, that the preparations of Paswan Oc Lou begin to excite Tome uncafinefs in that province." general Macaonatn arrived at Hamborgh on the tit initant, on his way from Copenhagen. LONDON. TUESDAY, JANUARY t 9. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE 0'C.1.00K2 Confab 681 dividend 00.--Redueed 67". 4 parCent.ll4" 85-. New 5 per Cent. 98;-,Old ditto 971 98 Lag Ann. 19.1 is-t 6. Reports of an unpleafant kind refpeEting the Definitive Treaty were in circulation yefterday. It is true there has been Tome little impediment, bat nothing that might not be looked for in the adjufisnent of fo many interells. The matter we have reafon to believe has rela tion to a certain negotiation which took place at Paris, between the Republic and a Turkilb Ex. Knitter, who bad been for Come time in Paris without credentials ! Our Reiders may recollea our mention of this bufinefs in our paper of the Bth ultimo, in rap vieg a hope that a jangled treaty, giving to France all the commercial ad van. eases, in 'turkey, enjoyed by the ;poll favoured nations, would not be ratified. It would indeed be a bad return to Britain for delivering Egypt, had the Porte ratified fuch a treaty, negotiated without its order or privity. The GRAIID SZION tot has refvfed to ratify that Treaty, and it becomes neceffary in confequence that fomething be done on our part to accommo date the difference. In confequence, Lord Has way, Secretary to Lord Hawes:suer, fete out immediately for Amiens, charged with explana tions and inftruitions from our Cabinet. We believe one point from which Tome difff telt) , was expelled has been fittled. The French Governmeot have left it to this country to accept Ores ariScas by inftalments of 500,0001. yearly, for the maintenance of their prifoners ; or, if we • prefer it, we may have the 'Claud of Tobago. An account has been made out of the expence of maintaining the Dutch prifoners, the payment F which, it is ezpe4cd, the French will take upon Thcfp6lro, a_mr . beaucatliine ris .0 a • • ---- NdUTICAL DITELLIGIWCS. MAILS DAYwwWWD SA W. aaattta. DI% o The* o Hamburg% 4 I jaw S. 16. is . • Dal/kis% • 4 I • E V = 4 . 1 4. 14•17 • " 4 FALISOIITIIp JAL z6.—The LAD? ARABELLA Packet, with the Mails for New York, of the 6th, has received failing Orders, and will get to fa with the Sri lair wind, which sow blows from the South. POATIIMOPTII. JAM. tfle—Yeterday dropt down to St. Helen's from the Motherbank, his Majefty's (hips VIMORANCa and Basoivelow. This day put back the CAMILLA 1100 p of war.— Arrived the PUKE !loop, Captain Bears, and another Hoop, both from Cowes, with dead-flock, eggs, &c. after landing part of their cargo at Cosies. Paid the port charges at that place, and socketed for this port, but is not fuffered to fell the remainder of the cargo here f—Many perfons think this is very fingular. Went outof harbour the Sip George, Captain Covaitoata. Arrived the Attire, and the Morning Star, from Guernfey ; and Nancy, L. Corr wafter, with pigs, itc. from Cowes. Arrived from Bridport the Lively, Jowls Hooosow.—Wind unfair for the outward-bound. This being the Qiisties birth day, the guns on the platform fired a Royal Salute ; the foldiers were drawn up on the parade and fired a flu ile joye, both on this fide and at Gafport ; and at one 'o'clock, the Mips at Spitbead fired a Rojitl Salute, ; The Royal Standard was hoifted on board all the in the harbour and at Spithead, and the nfnal places on fbore. The bells were rung, and a flag was difplayed Isom the Tower, kc. &c. COWES, JAM. 18.—Arrived the Daphne, Sea Put, and Arend, Dutch men of war, from Am iterciam for Lifbon. D0v55...411.18-.TheRRINCI OF WALLS packet, Capt. SUTTON, failed yellerday with Mr. Scum,/ the Meflenger, and after having landed him at Calais, returned with a Mail, to attend duty at this port. SIIIIINgSS, Jaw. 18.—Remain at the Nore the Zealand guard-fhip ; Ardent, Glatton. Bercher meer, and Batavier, with the Vlieter, Daphne, Brack, and Alcefle frigates ; the Alliance, Chi. cheßer, and Woolwich Bore-fhips ; Redoubt float ing-battery; Boras flop-fhip; Albion armed-thip; Bittern and Infpedor floors ; with the Furious, Mini, Monkey, Jackall, and Mariner gun-brigs. HARWICH, Jaw. 18.—The PRIKCI OT °RAW:it packet, which took the Mail of the ad ina. for Hambnrgb, returned lalt night, having landed her Mail at Heiegoland.—She has brought no Mail. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. That, JAN. 18.-.—Arrived and failed for !the River the GIANT, PIACOCIE, from Bengal; Ju liana, Rou T If, from New• York; Intelpity,tATAlLO from Martinique ; and feveral other homeward bound WeR-Indiamen, but cannot learn their names.—Wind S. W. Gasysssmo, jaw. tB.—Paffed by the Choice, —, from St. Pierre' ; Ann, BOND, from Cork; Salacia, —, from Malaga ; Hoperaw, from St. Vallery ; Europa, -- ; Salamander, —; Peggy, ETTINGDON ; and Ziber, ROBaIT4 from Dantsic.—Sailed the Mastwis of ELY, Hassar, for India ; and Wenwagting, SCNAAP, for Embden. Two Mails arrived this day from Holignd of the Bth and tath intL The CHANCILLOA of the Excescarsa gave a grand Dinner yeflerday to the following Perfon ages of diflinition : lArd Kenyon, Lord Alvanley, Lord Braybroolle, Lyrd Carle ton, Lord Caldereagh, Lord Odd gran, Lord Hood, Matter of dte Rolla, Sir William Scott, Attorney General, So& itor General, Mr. Long, Mr. Corry, Mr. S. Thronton, Mr. H. Ad dington Mr. Brugge, Sir Jolts Mitford, Mr. Pitt, ' Mr. Rde, Mr. Yo;lte. Mr. Nepeaa, dtc. Ste. Lord PALMAN alto gave a grand Dinner to the following Noblemen and Gentlemen Dyke of Portland, Lord Borringdon, Lord 8 etd, Lord Camden, Lord Spencer. Lord Dartmouth, Lord de Illagniere Lord Thantood, Lord Harrington, Lord Eldon, Sir Geo. Sher., Mr. Vigiere, Mr. Trevor, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Elliat,Mr. king. Captain Sir CueaLas HAMILTON of hi{ Ma jelly's fhik Dizeomser, is elated Member of Par liament r ngannon. A letter from New York, mentions, that the Yechper, Capt. NICHOLSON, is arrived therein t 7 days, from Dominica. Capt. NiceoLsou Rates, that the late hurricane in the Well Indies has done confiderable damage throughout the iflands; at Mentferrat eery veal was blown afhore. St. Kitt's bad alto (offered much. The legiflature of Tennfilvania has pared a re folution to abolith Lotteries, which bad become very common in that State. Captain Micas LAND, bf the fchooner Roebuck, which arrived at New York from Curragoa, on the :sth December, Rates, that on his pallage he fell in with his Majeay's Chip la RENARD:, who in formed him, that, having . fent his (hip's boats afhore, at Cape Santana, in the N. E. end of Hifpaniola for water, the people on Chore de tained her watering party, upon which he had the frigate hauled up under the fort, and begun a heavy fire, which was anfwered from the fort ; b u t after an engagement of fix hours, the frigate filenced the fort, and forced them to return her people: Two of the Femmes Telkr: lately examined at Bow.fireet, were on Saturday convidcd at Clerk envrell, pad fentenced, the one to three, and the other to Gs pootltl isopritonnifot• Roria THE %MEN. Yeaerday being the day appointed for the eele• bration of the birth of our truly amiable and be loved Qs I s it, who completed the nth year of her age, the fame was obferted with the ufual fplen dour and demonftrations of joy. The morn ing was nibered in with the ringing of bells, the Ro yal Union Standards were difplayed from the Seep es, and at noon the Park and Tower guns were fired from as many guns as her MAJESTY is years old; and, for the firs time, to commemorate the day, the Guards, who have been for bane ;months in 4nuining, by order of the Commander in Chief, fired ago their field pieces. In the forenoon, the different branches of the Royal Family waited on her MAJZSTY at Duct ingham Houfe to pay their refpeas. THE COURT. At noon, their Majesr iss,iciompanied by their Royal Highnefcs the Princeffes AROUSTA, ELI. &tarn, MARY, SOPHIA, and AKELIA s went in their carriages to St. James's Palace. Her Royal Highnefs the Princefs CHARLOTTE Of WALRI, after Itayang with the KING and Q N Ito till the com pany came, was fent with •thetountefs of ELGIN to Carleton Houfe. Purfuant to dirations in the original Charter of King Jamas H. forty of the boys of the Mathema ticaFSchool in.Chrift's Hofpital appeared at Court, and were prefented to his MAJESTY, as he was pafutg to the Drawing-room (Sir JOHN Anima sow, the Prtfident, being indifpofed), Qy poses P•LNEL, Efq. the Treafurer, who decline(' the honour of Knighthood on the occafion. The youths, kneeling, prefented fpecimens of their ta lents and inftruition to his Majssrv, and the Cpoasts took particular notice of them. Shortly offer the Royal Party entered the Council Cham ber, the following Ode, for the New Year, written by Mr. PTI, and fet to mufic by Sir W. Passost, I was performed with the happielt effect Lo AVM BiLLODIA's crizoba car At length the panting Steeds unbound ; At length the Thunder of the War In Min &outs of Peace is drown'd : Tee, as around her Mooareh's brow 13117ANNIA twines the Olive Bough, Bold as her Eagle-eye is aft On boors of recent Tempeft putt, Thro' the rude wave and adverfe pie When free me (proud her daring fail, IMMOCIAIGLORT'S radiant form Her gelding Load-fin thro' the item, Direeted by whore golden ray Thro' rocks and duals the kept her Ready way-, " My Sons," the cries, "can Honour's Guerdou claim " Dahill ray ;went wortkunftain'd their Sov'rcign'e gine : " As.aton, though oft by dread alarms Thy native Valour has been tried, Neer did the hdtre of thy Arms Shine forth with mere rethlgent pride Than when, while gUROPeII Sons, difmay'l, Shrank recreant from thy mighty aid, Alone, unfriended, Sam you Rood ! A barrier 'gain ft the homing Aood ! . When mild and loft the Ahem kale Blows gently o'er the rigiog fees, The Pinnace then' ay lightly (weep With painted ear the hate v oD iri sms .a. But,wlien the howling When Mountain Billows threat Wes, With ribs of oak the Bark mud brave The inroad of the furious wave— The hardy crew mutt to the raging wind Oppofe the finewy arm, the unconquerable mind, In ev'ry clime where Deem roars High though thy Naval Banners flew From where, by Hyperborean (bona, The frown gale ungenial blew, To fultry Lands that Indian (urges lave, Atlantic Ides, and fam'd Canopies Wave; 'I Ise from infult'sd Egypt's coat Thy Armies (wept the Vigor Holt, From vet* bends, where Brltilh Valour woe, The lofty walls of Ammpe's godlike Sep; Weld.) the danger and the toil To free each felf-devoted fon, • Auxilisr Legions from thy fide Recede, to (well the Gallic Conqu'rer's pride, While on Marengo's fatal Ain, Faithful to Honour's tie, brave AUSTRIA bleeds in TRW ! Not lied by fierce Ast NT totes lame Did As.sto Monarch urge his Car Impetuous thro' the bleeding ranks of War; To focesstr and protedi, his noble aim : His Guardian arm, while each HolOrien Vale, While Lo s s au lA'S vine-clid Mouatalos bail, Their ancient Rights and Laws raced, The Royal Patriot Lathes lie avenging (word; By Ha:in-born CONCORD led, while Ps.ssr (miles, And Duds her bounties wide to Well the qISTRZ WAS! The Thawing-room commenced foon after. The circle confined of the Prince and Princes of iVatss Dukes of YORK, CLeasmcs, Cl/KM L•NI), an d CAM Monf. Orro, the Foitatcll MIIIISTERS, Mr. ADDINGTON, the Lord CH4NCEL• Loa, Archbithop of CANTERBURY, the SPEAKER of the Hou a of COMMONS, and among, others, the following Nobility and Gentry of both fexes:— PriseeffcsSoplils of Gloucefter, Orange, and ("Mc r.. 16 Dukes of Roxburgh, Portland, and A thoL and Noeth D hlarq the r "Dwici ffes—Saliftiory,Thornand ullth , c and go. r:_ionefes..-Saltibury, nomad, and Sligo. Mount E.dgeeombe, Macclesfield, Corydon, Har rington,. Camden, Ayksford , Ayleibury, Mansfield, S tair, Cheiterfteld, Chohnosidcli, Ferrero, Corte, Chat ' tam. Morton, and St. Vincent. Counteffes—Pomfret, Dowager Ponfmouth, Mandel& Fautionberg, Mqunt Edgeeombe. OPeacer , wrotbo4 a nd !Warwick. Vikounts--Hood, Howe, Stopford, and Carleton. Vircosisiteffes—Howe and Nelfoo. Lords--Hobart, Bortingdon, Radltock, Cathcart, Grenville, G. Thynne, Barking. L. Newburgh, Beaybrook, Digby, Villiers, Magda, R. Fitzgerald, and Proby. Ladles--Arden, Grenville Hobart, Hawkefbury, Collier, Headley, Lucas, Carr Glyn , Smith, H. Wallop, Bolton, C. Wynn, C. jenkinfon, H. and E. Athlmornkani, Hume, Bentley, Hammond. Triggs, E. *Wyk, M. Wynyard, Chambers, Cathcart, Walfingbam, Fitz r oy, .j. and E. Percy, H. Flower:ad, Lavpigdon,Bayning, C. Waldegrave, Baker. Hk i dley, Stopfoed, H. Sullivan, StainU,M. &attack, Cranky, Parker, Thrum, and M. Stanhope. The Bf&ops of London, Rochelle', Mantel:4 Chfiter, Durham, Kildare, Meath, Litchfield and Coventry. The Rcv. Dodoes Mall,, Vincent, Butler, and Parker. The Attorney and dtosl Generals, the Malta of the anei the judge of * Cent of Admiralty. Baronets anll Dana. Talbot, King, F. Turner, H. Millwood, T. Stephens, T. Trowbridge, A. Hume; T. Smith. J. Eark, Rick. can Glyn, R. Barney, A. Hammond, AV. aamptoo.McMeeax, L. Darren' L. Mac• dotal& radticy Smith. Generob--Lektod,Toyste, Raft/deed, Mots. pundas, stdean, Taylor, Battle, bi and onifon, Colopeb—Witham, Morgan, and Hope. Carideo-4am, Airdley, Zing, Fester, Soft ) Itorm Ffiebt, lkiestisetr lad UWO4 • " • ~ 1 . Adntirelz.—Oullorrand Luttridge. Mehra.—Pitt, Banks, Elliot, Broderici, H. Major, tl.r Hon. Mr. Bourcrie, Brookes, Role, Bragge, Tierncy, Stcff n-- ton, Hulk'lron, Anorexia, Strutton, Walpole, Price, Arbuth not, Irby, Greying, St. Ledger, Sloane, Fitzroy, Bouverie, and Grenville. Mittreffes—lrby, Fielding. A. Stanhope, T. Smith, Mal. cam, Metcalf. Wheeler, Walpole, Agnew, Gwynn, and Roberta. Miffes—De greys, Irby, Wheeler, Fitzroy, Hammond. Wedderbarne, Vyfe, and Dalbwood. The Prelentations to her liajEsry were—. LIMMEOSEM SLOANE, of the lath Light Dragoons; Lady Bs tasty, on catalog to her title; Sir Rosary and Lady WILSON, an their arrival trout E ieriW. SINTINCR alfo an his arrival from EgYpt; • Vika= Psi Las is Ast by his Father, the Earl of Harthgton; Mrs. ROSEITS, by the Lady in Waiting. The Court doted at half pall five, and it was near fix before all the company had retired. • After the Drawintroom was over, their MA-, JISTIES retired to Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH'S, apartments in the Palace, where they dined, l'hc Prince of WALE:, and all the branches of the ROYAL. FAMILY, with the exception of the Prig cefs of WALE:, and the Duchefs of You, who was abfent from indifpofition, were of the party. LADIES DRESSES. HER MAJESTY Was richly attired in a petticoat of (cadet, with ornaments of point Lies over it; black, gold, and ponceau ornaments, and [nail trimmings ; rich cards, Sic. The mantcau of gold, pooceau go , and black rich biocade, richly trimmed with black and ld. A richly entbrni f ipred whits and gold lawid-drefs,ornzonot ed with.dlanume. PILINCISS ADM/STA. A whit‘ and goid rich embroidery, to imitate oak and acorns, with rich fancy hinges and other ornaments, intermixed with cape, in abeautlful embroidery of gold ; the body • and train were of a aped) plaid, fr.arlet and gold velvet. A black velvet head-drefs, embroidered with gold, sew masted with diamonds and One white Oftrich, feathers. PRINCISS ILIZAUTIL A rich white kiln petticoat, fuperbly cab/adored with gold foil and gold rings, forming an elegant pattern of branches ; a royal purple velvet drapery acrofs the censer of the petticoat, richly embroidered in broad waves of gold foil and fpanglea, drawn up by fmall draperies of velvet, embroidered with gold rifts ; the Id; fide ornamented with a rich dr a p er y ad royal purple, bordered with a vermicelli of gold and white far tin, tied and richly Biased with gold cord and tairels, A head-drefs of purple velvet richly embroidered with geld, ornament: lwith diamonds and fine white 6410 &Wm& IPRINCIISS Katy. A petticoat of white fatin, embroidered with gold ; a doh white Latin drapery, richly embroidered in broad wreaths of sold, intetrized with a beautiful variety of all deferiptions of &mow from nature, decorated with elegant gold 540 and tat- Lek; t train of fearkt, checkered with gold. rumens sosura. Petticoat brown, pink, and filver; a beautifql brown faun, embroidered with fi lver and pink painted flowers, a drapery of fade, decorated with brocui wreaths of flyer and painted flowers. the flowers being varied by every kind frotn nature; the rofe, tulip, and American lily predominated. Train of brown and flyer tiffue. A head-drefs of ',hate Patio, embroidered with diver, orna mented with diamonds and fine ottrich feathery. .PItINCESS AIIILIA. Body and train a rich tine of black velvet and gold. trim naggl with point lace and gold fringes ' • petticoat' white fatio , with rich ttripes of gold embroidery to the right, drapery of white Patin, on which the cormicopia and bullruthes werp tentif s ully , bordcttcd v r ti ec th on r djira o pz mot; Patin n k 3 v n r d lv i : t o , l f c ra i n r g ter col_ mixed with bullruthes to correfpond, the whole icsminating on the left with cord and tart*. A pink velvet head-drefs, embroidered with Qlver, and beautifully ornamented with brawn apd pink fearkerkk. TIC PRINCISS OF WALES Waa roof magnificently dreffed : the pettictAtt rich buff (a tin, fpangled with gold; at bottom a mutt elegant gold late pet upon mulberry velvet, with Vanjykes of gold laurel ; in centre geld net lace crefeents, to correfpond with the bottom, taltefully ornamented with gold laurel; the train of mulberr7 velvet, richly (potted with gold, and trinuned round with a fwerb wreath of geld lowers; the pocket•holto ornamented with gold tails and cord; bqdy and ileeves brilliantly oot.- mental with diamonds. Her Highnefes head-drefa in the °reran it*, roper* de• corated witty diamonds and t eathers. PLINFICSS 10/1111A 07 GIOVFLSTEIt. 41ue (min petticoat, richly embroidered with flyer flowers, bordered with black velvet, elegantly fpniigted in a new ftyk ; the petticoat was ornamented with black velvet bands, richly embroidered with (dyer chains, and cuperb (Over plumei taftdully ornamented with magnificent Giver tairels ;, the tram blue and Giver drew, trimmed with laver, and °main:utile' with rich embroidered block velvet. PRINCESS OF Gaaput.-4 1 /hite crape petticoat, (potted with filver fpangles, ornamented pith a rich drapery of velvet, (deur dr le errre tier, intermixed with a beautiful fringe of Over and (ilk the fame colours ; the bottom finifbed with I Larder of white facia, Itrired with velvet and fiver coed. dra pery fattened with lupe b diutionds ; train a Chambcrry kqiv* of fame colour, beautifully enriched with Over. PRINCESS CASTELCICALA—A white gape petticoat, richly embroidered in wreaths of gold fpanglea, with braes; *la fihige and teach. Ducats, of NOlTHOldszudivio—White crape petticoat richly fpangled with bandfome drapery, ornamented with chain of emerald green velvet, elegantly embroidered in gold, heightened by a rich (pray of fpangles, and terminated with fuperb gold Chinefe taffels and cord; trail emerald green vela. vet, with embroidery to correfpond. Due n ass of Do as ty-TWhite Patin petticoat, with a drapery' of crape In the Grecian fiffe,fuperbly etabroWered with fpangies in Walled itripes, with a beautiful aralickue border, embroidet . ed in gold, 'geminated with gold taffels ; train of rich tidue eZ white, gold, and violet. bitScniortass of fLet.ssaony...A dark Patin robe, tie pelt deoat embroidered with geld, anti ornamented with einuelieol' Sowers and gold egrets. DOI/AGIN MARCHIONESS of Buert—A crape petticoat, richly 4:nlkt:ordered with gold acorns, gold triage, ike. • COUNTESS of Live R roox—Petticont of white (ado, witio. handkune crape drapery, riskly embroidered in gold, and orb inuatedwith fwandown ; train white Win, ornamented with fwaodown, and rich embroidered dee-yes. COUNTESS of POISTRISTPCITICOES of brown crape, hcauti fully embroidered in zigzag ftripcs of gold foil and (tangles, in terwoven with loofe fettoons of karlet beads and gold ; a via embroidered ferpentine bonier of gold foil, fpangics, and fear . - let beads; brown (ado train trimmed with gold. COUNTESS of Immortal ao—White Patin petticoat, with brown crape drapery, embroidered in gold and Elver, and' in. termind with 'white kin; brown velvet train. Courtv it S 3 Of CHATHAM..—White fatin petticoat, elegant!y embroidered with gold vermicelli, eatiety of gold (prigs iu termixed, a molt fuperb border of purple velvet, beautifully (painted in feitoons, with rich embroidered fads, ornam.nt cd with gold taffels; purple velvet train trimmed with gold. white Patin fronts richly fpangled with bands to correfpond with the border of the petticoat. Head diefs purple velvet, and gold net and tafrels, in the Turkith COUNTESS of MACCLISFIS LD-.-In a crape pettkoat, fpangled with gold tatfels, fringe, and fcarkt border; the drapery richly itriped with fpangles, fattened up with two elegant (traps of white Latin and gold, with painted velvet and ratio dowers, gold taffels, &c. the train (aria and gold (Ilk, trimmed with gold, point lace, &e. Head drefs gold t • ' " COUNTESS Of ATLESSURT- Iy embroidered with gold chain, the draperies of puce velvet; pe rich gold taffeta, and train of gold ; head-drefs of puce and monde, he. • • '" • COUNTS'S Of CARNASTOT plc' ;lain., diamonds and feathers: ► v—A petticoat of puce crape, rich- ain, a la Greer*, which furroundsd plats falling on the left fide with of puce velvet, ornamented with ind gold, to corrcfpond, with dia • Irs...A coquet** and gold 4r4:. ■