Star. — London, England, 1805-02-27 00:00:00

to. :tcl by Mc. Levi. Them were only is cowry dame. F 311 the evening. till towards the ooselufion, whenthere were about this tv couples , 4 on the light fanatic toe." 'I l'e KING and ey la were highly delighted, and in 2 !IrCZt flow of tprrits. Her trfaissrt remained in the d.,:; room during the whole of the dancing. His ssry palled a part of the time in the Concert. : nom. Refrefliments of tea, coffee, lemonade, &e. ere plentifully (erred rorind to the company. The floor was painted with moll fanciful and ap propriate devices, by an eminent artifi, iullead of being chalked- The room was illuminated with three very large Giver chandeliers, eight candles in cash ; the Giver of each weighing about t aolbs. they have been repaired and new beautified. in the moll talleful manner. Four elegant Giver fconccs were bong round the room. The attention of the company appeared the moll arrelled to the novel and very grand appearance of four (aver tables, between each window. Two of them came from Hanover, and have been repaired .ind beautified for this occafion. Under their cen tre are the Hanoverian arms, borne by a horfe, and the feet of the tables reprefent lions paws. The other two tables. one of them was prefented by the Cor poration of the City of London to King William, and the other by the fame body to Queen Anne.— The magnificence of the effeet of the tables was confi derably heightened by four moll elegant pier glaffes over each table, with Giver frames, from Hanover, whieb have likewife been cleaned and beautified.— The effeft of this brilliant difplay of Giver, by can dle-light, is better conceived than can poffibly be de !bribed by the pen. This room might jualy be called the Giver-room. - Four large and very elegant folid fleet dogs were ufed in the fire-place for burning Wood, inilead of coati; but there was not much oc eafion for fire ; the heat produced by the candles, ' and the number of perfons prefent, rendered the rootnfufficiently warm. . Cards were played in the following rooms, which were ornamented as follows s The Drawing-room was illuminated with two ele gant chandeliers, with brilliant and novel 'nitres, fie teen candles each. The room adjoining the Convert-room,, one Giver chandelier,. holding eight candles. The room adjoining the Ball-rooni, there were two Alves chandeliers, the fame fize as thofe in the Ban n:mut' arid of equal weight. The Throne room was lighted with two new than (tellers, and new pattern ]Mires, with li:teen candles. Dancing concluded a few minutes before two O'clock. when (upper was announced. Their MAJESTISS and the ROTAL FAMILY (upped in the guardroom. As upon all public ocoafions, a table was fet apart for the ROYAL FAMILY only, it being Contrary to the etiquette for any fubjea to fit it the fame table with the Sovereign. The table at which they ftyped was elevated upon a temporary platform ritifed about fix or eight inches from the floor, for the purpofe of enabling the /tarn, Fastt si to beholsLttheir company with the greater cafe, and to gratify the curiofity of their guests in behold ing them with the greater eafe. Two tables were laid on each fide of the room, which held about fixty each. The plate on the Royal table was entirely gold—the who ferviee new for the occaflon. Nothing but Meer was ufed it iM the other tables ; the whole , together; with all the cottoiany being in new dref fes, bad the moo fplendid diet poffible. It will be needles to add that a profufion of the moft choice delicacies were provided ; Meffrs. Fitz watet, Plarker. and Whetten (their Majefties con. !Whom»), hailing received unlimited orders with their ioftrottions I but great praife is due to his MA ISIITT for the inane pattern let by him to his fob leas. ift not having any forced fruits upon his tables; ;Ind we hope this will operate as a leffon upon our failtionable ladies the enfuing feafon: The fruits up. on the tables confined of pine apples, pears, apples of various forehand dried fruits. The beautiful na mark table cloths which covered the tables, with the • Royal arms wove in them, with very tafteful and elegant borders, the finencfs of which awaited the attention of mon of the female part of the company, and the honour done them will be very great, when We inform our readers they were fpun by the Royal bands of the lovely Pat ace ssts—an example of in dolliy well worth following bL th e Bridal fair. , The COUNCIL CNAl4llll.—There were two moll beautiful ehandeliers, with *ell handfome loftres to hold flatten candles ; one table for fuppier. placed *attend weft, for the accommodation of st eighty. Pesisace Coessisa.—Moft beautifully illummats ed with two very brilliant chandeliers ; two tables were laid. Eighty of the young Gentlemen of Eton School attended. His MAIM,' eondeftended to go to the College to invite them ; they (upped in the Grand Hall upon the ground floor. The yotmg Gentlemen, (ntoft of them were young Noblemen), their parents fin-stinted them with new clothes on the oceaEon.— The_y were waited on at (upper by the Royal fervenets dreSed in full Court liveries. All the Royal Family wets prefent, except the PRINCE of Wats. and Duke of Caaaasta. Among the company we noticed. Doe as—Montrafe, Denfort, Sosturfet, Marfboimagh, Port bad, and Athol. The Raba Ambalkiol. Ma a etessan—SalAminy, Stafford, Therimid, Blindfold, Abei• torn, Dowathire, Lorna, nudged, and Carowallia. Ea a tu--Harrisguis, Radnor. Ushrlaige, Chatham, Delaware, Romney, Bridgewater, Limariek, Bra,Mateleslield, Mount. Idgecumb, Wloshalks, Saa•lwich, (bo lEhtsiton. Leledter. Talbot, Berwick, Martesjleverky, Mahnigury, Menlo:Me, On: flew, Harcourt, Loftus, Posies, Aldborough, Milani:ld, Wilton Mantheld, Batlmark Grahame, Main, Warwick, Mono°, amii ) Count Mialter. VISCOUNT/—Melville, Crosby, Maher*, Sidney, BMW, St. Afaph, Wentworth, Sidings* Mailmen, Stafford, and Pea- Cam. LORD s—EMott, Ardis, Dtikky, Loudarildne, Bolton, Val. ham, Graves, Judie)), ()emotions, Hawkdbury , Caftlemagla, Aelland, Barrington, VilSen, Sittlelens. F. Spencer, Muldrooe, !tinning, Langford, Henry Fits Td. Stoptord Loftus, Caf deresgb, Mulgrave, Cranky, Southampton, Harcourt. Dalrymple, Limerick, Rowdily, Grahame, Ssdley, Leak, Miibourne, and Lewillsam G as—C. Fitzroy, Prime, Moaners, Gwysine, Harcourt, Stout, Phipps,Bllgh , and Grofvenor. Cotes' t a—Deli/row, Rook, FreemaNde,Thomas, Sadd,Stew art, and Major Price. ~lossa-Gdwat»--CulOsab Dories and Sargifos ; Major Elley ; Captains Cherry and Bird, and Mein. How. T. Lamb, Wood, Abney, Field, 'Taylor, PA'Gregor, ace. Ma us I.—Pitt, E. Paget, Frederick Welk, Eden, Leue,Wsight, Pain, look. VBlen. and Freemantle. Does asses—York, Leeds, Athol, Montrok, and Marificosugh. Ma me Esonasami—lkaibury, Tbassorkaandford. 'Mg% Sat abewors,Dowathits,lieettoole awl Nowsper Bak. Elf, Idthr* .. . .. -.se. Dolmen, Bridgewater, Caroden, - Itoi.Maton. Beverly!, Pstablaurr. Oleititervie. il esibil arstilis iTil. Dorchefter. PeoMellikillyleibury. licluiter, Whscheires, CL Cecil, M Hasnikao, MJ Two f Ru nic Harcourt, asellornids Mansfield, LI zbeillis,WA.A. and Paolet. vs aets..4folvlThe, Cranky, Sidney, St. Meek Sid- Irma. and Welstwordi. L istas—ntabons WrsYoffis 3 ThYffackArden..A' St "' hope, flunky, Doman, Vialikens, Papt= C. Stewart, Grantham, Mirka* Oiltlentagh, A Jobnfton, C. We it, M. Towniliedd, C. Dati r er T N: gave, H. Stewart, Binning, C. Courtesay, 3 Townibaids, De Clifford, Dunes, U. Sywieer, Stratford, Penh, Dowager De Clifford, G. "Batty, M. Fine, C. Grenvllle, A. Cullen Smith, E. Spencer, Amberft, H. Fitzgerald, Ceara:nay, Loftus, Villiers, Southampton, Minims, Harcourt. Delaware, Cumberland, Pin, Morten. Grefvonor, Romilly, Camden, litarr a z, a r e lnturis Moira. Gariks, Galloway, Ely, Carnarvon. and Misr a ease s—B. Paget, Irby, &any, F. WIN Fielding, Frew mantle, Damn, D. Grofvenor, Harman, and Sgertaa... Mists-3 be Greys. Edea, Heavy, irdEers:s Plaint, Free mantle, Addington, Elliot, Haney, E. Harvey, 3 Conn.:nays, and Vyfe. The Royal Family retired about half pall three o'clock. The Company had not left the Cattle pall fig. Her Majesty's private rooms were illuminated with beautiful Egyptian luftres. Her Majant having found great inconvenience from the linen of the oil in the patent lamps on former entertainments, they were all removed, and _ . new chandeliers were made for wax candles, and the others altered for them, and the number of candles in all the rooms amounted to upwards of three thou- His MIJUTT wore the uniform of the Royal Horfe Guards. At half pail nine o'clock the Princefs Cnaatorra of Waxes left the Cattle, attended by Lady Da Ci.rwroaos the was eondufted to her carriage by the Duke of CAIIIIIIIDOI. There were between five and fix litruirel filver branches hung in various pars of the Can lc At (upper upwards of 250 doz. of flyer plate► we; e and a fimilar number of flyer knives and forks. The new ferrite of plite, And other plate fent Er,- rr, London, was of fuch an enormous weight, that ee waggons were obliged to be employed to convey it to Windier. We do not wills to make exceptions among fuch a great and diltinguiffied party ; bat we think the Hon. Mils Fix-zany was the molt elegant and attrac tive both in person and manner of all the noble vifi tors prefent. The three Ladies Townsman*, the two MICA FIALDINGS, and the three Ladies TH rust, had alto fo many concomitant charms, that we were at a loft to whom to give the palm. Never was there a greater reciprocity of every ami able quality which could render fuch a diftinguiffied fociety happy. From their Majarriss, through eve ry gradation of the Noble vifitors, there was the lau dable fpirit of pleafing. Oftrtch feathers, to the number of eight or nine, were univerfally worn ; and diamonds in profufion. Taße was °retched to the utincfl limit, to invent new dreffes. Embroidery for her MAIIIITR'S birth-day bad gone through the changes of Mofaic, Etrufcan, a to Greer:, Egyptian, ire. &c. &c. but a new field was opened in draperies. Happy the artitt who, by con. sealing one part of the form, difplayed another to greater advantage. Thofe that flowed from the (boul der were uncommonly elegant and graceful. They were principally of white fain, ornamented with gold, flyer, and diamonds. The velvet &edit, richly em broidered and 6441 down the front, reminded us of the dreffes worn in days of yore, nor could we help thinking that the beauties of the reign of G ZOILC a the 111. might difpute the apple with thole fo cele brated in the reign of CiaaLss the 11. • Macmanus, Townfend, and Sayer, the officers, at tended to *SR Dowlett, and Edwards attended to regulate the carriages in their letting down and tak ing up. and rendered etrastial tervice in keeping order. It being expeded that it would be impoffible for all the company to be accomitodated with beds in the town, and that numbers Would be travelling at mid night, Sir RICHARD Foals gave directions to all the Bow-ftteet patrole, amounting to about too, to be Rationed upon all the roads leading from Windlor, es well as the main road from London. They were diftribsted in different parties, in numbers according to the extent of road they bad to proted. Fur tome days. previous, every bed and other. ac• commodation which could be procured in Windfor, [mere engaged. Every inn was completely filled on Sunday evening; and on Monday the carriages were driven io from all quarters. At night the town was all bunk, the Rreets filled with carriages, and leveret thoufaads .of fpedators who colle act from all parts to be preterit at this &Rive fettle. The following is a defeription of a few of the Dreffes exhibited - on the occafion Tbe C&rsx.—Her Majeky won a round deals of fine geld Wine, with an Inlet border about a quarter deep, richly anbrei. demi with embodied enibraidery of War open black velvet of the feu depA as the border, entirely amend with diamo nds. The fleeces were black velvet, ornamented with diamonds aid point lace. Head dreir to corretpood. 2 _ Pane& Ancona—Wore a round dre fs of rich white fittle. effil an &tan embroidered border of finer ma patent lace round the train, a white fain drapery richly embroidered over one Maul. der, The taffeta woe beautiful. The whets dais difplayed the tamE nquifite take and delicacy. r Panels ELI —A ruby coloured velvet round drefs, with a =variant gold embroidered border round the bottom. Up the frost of the drefs were elegant large gold embroidered elafpsornasentsd with rubies, and a large ruby in the middle of the brad. 'fie whole &cis was magnificent beyond defeription. 'the Parvenu of WAlLlf...Ware a rook &path finer drefs, richly trimmed with diamonds, and finer wreaths ; the Dewed taftefully ornamented with diamond Ran, and snakes to carrel. pond The train trimmed with a rich tilver fringe, ago an de. put .rieniatur belt. Over the dreg was worn a aloft niagnificent ruby and filver Grecian mantle trimmed with bread Vandyke fil >he fringe. I Ind drds of diamonds,and feathers to correfpood The Duca ass of You—A abbe fade round drefs, with an amazingly rich border at the bottom, embroidered a la °talus, Dowered with filter iamb% and trimmed round with Slyer fringe. On the tight fide a moil beautiful Alyce drapery fringed, and two fupa'b taffeta; a rook beautiful dbuneed chip confined the drapery, and a fmalla asst loped down the ftontaeha ; aunt of diamonds with Diver cord and taffeta, aver net Dena, elafped with diamonds, and the left fide of the drill was a blue of dia monds. Head drefs,diamonds and loulters. Mareltionefs of Hear tea a—A molt elegiac trek is white falba, richly embroidered with an anufean border round the train ; front, eaves, and body, richly embroidered. Marchialefs of Dowtssau a a..Potat ailesred velvet drefs, rieh h embroidered in filter. Coastal ti Ma wsn ece—llkitened elver Ink ebted down the front with fuperb diameodsoadreled with Mee head drefs of feathers molt elegantly amnia **the grata! profane of dia monds we ever witneffett Counteb of Rastunt...Dvella, WIEN ad SIM ; a mod beau. Wed pridheb turban, richly at it WM liver and eatich feathers. Counters Of CalatitH••••POßO woke, embraitered with gold eutaesty rich; head day slicallas a rAlliallsockils aolgoli! . Ilsonte4 of CILI.TI4IB-A black Whet rash desk . with a malt beretifal embroidery Of gold up the front. and 'round the Vie; _her Ladyildp's drefa was. much admired. ceeelian of MACCLESTIELD••••A btack velvet round dras, em. firolderei!e from with geld. . . . . Camels psi:Ave.maa—White Patin drefa, richly embroidered with a flyer etrufcan border ; body and ii:eve• richly embroider ed foe correfpond Vilimentsfs Vitadzas—A Giver gauze drefs, trimmed with puce velvet, and Giver et:Mated border, armlets, and boforn to Match. with a fuperbTurkilli fads, eompofed of elegant teffilated ambrublery ; the ege of which was altogether brilliant and " Vaunt* .111 asvii,t.l—A mat beautiful white ilk Muth roma drefs,trinuned with gold; over one moulder a beautiful drapery of a fine India drawl clafped round the fide with gold em broidered clafps and jewels. Her Ladyibip's armlets and a ban deau were gold and jewels. Lady C INe PRATT-A white Patin dancing drefs, with a very !syndrome Giver ernbofied border and stink Italian gauze drapery, richly trimmed with Myer. Lady Mar/Loa W —A rich white Patin drefs, with fil -1 ver fpangled body and Beeves, inlaid with fiber net. The train =oft beautifully embroidered with Giver or white lace, and the frost alto richly embroidered with diver, and tied with a Myer cord, and fpangied teals—The effcet was fplardid end elegant. Her Ladyihip's head area was a bandeau, with nine white of riels feathers. Lady CAT Real Warr—A whit crape tunic, with body and deem richly (potted with diver, the bottom richly trimmed with diver, and tied up with beautiful diver tends and cord. This drefs was worn over white fads, the bottom of which was Mim• used with drefs a baadcau of velvet, with plume of fathers. L MAKI' Firtotaasn+A white velvet data, with delt velvet and Ada dens, moft beautifully embroidered in A and 'border of the fame all round the drefs. Lady ARDINWOTC an depnt ruby velvet drefs, ridgy cm. Wondered with Weer ; the front and naves ornamental with dk moods. Lady MART Bateristez....-A white ratio flip, richly embroide red in gold; muffin draperies, richly embroidered in real gold Oriental lame. On the head a bandeau a l'Afpafic, In topazes, embroidered in gold on white fads', and awned with nine lea thers ilia wreath. Lady CYARLOTTi Oa avit.t.a—.A white crape petticoat, with a tanigne ala Juive, richly embroidered in acmes and Elver. Head &eh, a bandeau a l'Afpafie of (tones, embroidered on white Patin, and crowned with a wreath of nine white feathers. Lady Awns C Surrn-An antique munin drefs, em t.rnidered in gold Oriental lame. and trimmed with Vandyke. of :own velvet, embroidered in real gold. Head &cis &moods and feather.. Lady Pearn..—Drefs was compolid of white Win, with to elegant border of lilver fpanglitd lace ; the nerves taiiefully orna mented with diver wreaths. Lady ELIZAZITII Sraucee—Petticoat of white crape, richly fringled with gold, vandyked with black velvet, and point lace ; a Mack velvet Turkla robe, trimmed with gold; fleeves of point lace, and gold net. Lam WALSINOMANA white Patio drefs, richly embroidered in gold rings ; garter blue velvet robe, with a broad gold fringe cord and Lairds. Head-drefs of crape, and garter blue velvet em• brcddered ; rich bandeau of pearls % and gold on one fide; the other compoled of an elegant lace ved, falling over the drcfs; a plume of white oitrich feathers completed the whole. Lady 731).M1NG —A white Luba round drefa with a lace drapery embroidered with gold. Lady Eetirr— is rich white fatin drefs ornamented up the front with a mat magnificent embroidery of gold ; her Lady fhip's fleeves and armlets were uncommonly elegant. Dowager Lady Da Cusroan—A rich grab green fatin dram, richly embroidered in a gold etrufean round the bottom, the front a molt fuperb etoile body, and fleeves to correfpond. The lied Mrs. FE al ANTL 11..Drtifli of plum caloured cham berry gauze richly ornamented with fuperb filver ; white Patin petticoat, aOd Deco= trimmed with the fame ; head-drcfs of white and Bluer with feathers. - Mrs. Futtois ri—A pea-green crape drefs richly appliqued with fitter, and fuperb turban to correfpond. 11:s three Hon. Mifs Da Gave's—White crape dreffes, richly embroidered up the front and round the trains, bordure a la Cala misdre, In Meer, white ratio bodies and petticoats. Mifs H A cOoft magnificent drefs, with a beautiful fw perb raver border, a h Gaecque—a white fain Telemachus dra pery, trimmed with fiver fringe, which flowed molt gracefully from the (boulder, and was alafped to*the waift with diamonds.— Head-drefs of diamonds and feathers. _ _ _ Mrs E. Ha av a T'S drefs nearly the llune as her filter's. Mifs listor—A ianelngdrefs, with an elegant embraidere border of River leaves rowid . the bottom and up the front. The body and /leaves were loon fuiwrb. • ANOTHER ACCOUNT, FROM A CORRESPONDENT. WINDSOR, FEBRUARY 26. The avenue to the Cafile gates by Caftle-ftreet was guarded and kept clear by a mounted party of the Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards, blue; a difmount ed party of this fine regiment, with a Captain and two Subalterns, lined the grand entrance from the principal door, along the noble hair cafe, lately Sauer ed by Wyatt, to the Q2e la's guard chamber. This party had in their cultody the Royal Standard, but paid no honour to any but the Kiwo, Qtritta, and the Princes of the Blood i as they paired and repaired. The KING, at different times during the evening, took much pleafure in ihewing this part of his favourite regiment to the company. The denting had commenced fame time before the Royal Family came from the Oratorio. The Klan, in the Mal gracious, polite, and condefcending man ner, went through each of the largefl rooms, and no ticed almon every individual of his very large com pany. The Royal Vacs did the fame. The Princes *ere all prefent, excepting the Piires of WeLss and the Duke Of CLARTIME. • The Imo continued walking about the greater part Of the evening, and in the heft health and (pi nts. He converted with Mr. PITT, Lord SIDMOUTM, Lord Mecits.l.l, Lord HAWRISBURY, Lord MOIRA, and the Marquis Coanwacnts. The latter venerable Nobleman he noticed very particularly. The company wai very numerous and molt (plea did; but notwithflanding the great number, all were very cool and comfortable ; there was not the fmalleft appearance of confufion any where. Betides his MalliSTY'll Miniders, elle great Officers of State, the Foreign Ambalfadors, and the greateit part of the Nobility, Tome of the Gentlemen near Wincifor, the whole of the Officers of the Hone Guards, and the Field Officers and Captains of the Stafordihire Militia, were invited. The four younger Paramus danced the greater part of the evening. The mufic was excellent : in one room way the %ma's Band ; in another, the trumpets of the Blues ; in another, the Band of the Stafford Militia, and the noble band of the Duke of KENT'S Regiment, the sit Foot, or Scots Royals. Soon after three o'clock the Company retired to flapper, which was laid out in the }Ciao's drawing room. in the audience chamber, and in the KING'S guard chamber, or armoury, above (lairs ; and in the library, and other rooms below (lairs. The elegance and magnificent fide of the whole I really confers toyfelf unequal to any defcription of. Nothing, Curtly. could equal the tout eaforribie of the grand cham ber : the fplendid company, the tables and•beautiful devices, the difpofal of the ancient arms, coats of mail. &c. on the walls, and the le fire of the lights, &c. The Capper confined of every-thing that was rare and coftly. and the company departed about 5 o'clock thia aiscalog. Before eleven o'clock this morning his Map s was at Clewer barracks, where lse walked from ,},t Cadre. attended by the equerries, Generals Frra-oy and Sramcsa. Cesunt gimsrea, Lord GltWI% iind other General Officers, to infpeet the Recruits whirl • the day before bad joined Vie Regiment of Ho• c Guards. His Mai erre, after having fees the 1' - cruits, infptited the Regiment difmnuated, partic , larly his own troop, and then with his attendant, walked back to the Cafile. Nn one appeared to feel lets the effeasof the former evening than his Majelly. I fliould have mentioned, that every one was charmed with the appearance and engaging manners of the Princefs CMAIILOTTE of WaLee.—lhe danced a good deal in the in part of the evening, and the so, Q 2 ZEN, and the Princefs of WaLss, appeared to be quite delighted with her. She retired with Lady Eacia and Lady vs Ct.irroito, about ten o'clock. , The Weliminfler Scholars held their Anniverfary Dinner on Satarday La, at WILLS'S Room in King. Rivet. Macntosfiss or ASERCORS'S BALL.—One of the molt elegant entertainments that the Fafhionable World has ever withered took place on Friday night, under the liberal aufpices of the above accomplithed Lady. •It would be fuperfluons to detail all the mi nutia added a sett to the banquet. The whole having bliu Already defcribed, it is therefore only ne cerary to add, that this entertainment was, ifporible, fuperior to any of the former affemblies of the Noble Had's. The company not arriving until a late hour, the flapper took place before the dancing commenc ed, namely, about half paft twelve o'clock. Sco , n after one the ball was opened by Lore HiNSY Pant and Lady MARLA HAMILTON. _ Lord Hamilton, - - Mrs. Paine. Hon. Mr. Cavendith, - Lady C. Hamilton, Sir Jhn Shelly, - .. Mifs Fordyce. General Lenox, - - Lady Thynne. Mr. T. Sheridan, - - Lady M. Thynne. Lord Brans, - - Lady C. Herries. Colonel, Brig, - .- . Lady Caftlereagb, Lord Foley, - . Lady M. Fane. The firtt dance was a French figure-dance for two . perfons, performed in the fame — ftyle as the Scots Strathfpcys. it was much admire,;, and the dancers were applauded exceedingly, particularly by the Duchefb of GORDON, who was prefent. Her Grace on snaking her entree into the Ball-room was °ter whelmed with civilities and congratulations by all her friends prefent, on her return from Scotland— The Duchefs, it was obferved, never looked better than the did on this occalion. The dancing was kept up with the ufual Ipirit until halipaft four o'clock in the morning. Among the company were, Duke of Somerfd. Marquifres—Waterford and Lorne. Marchioneffes—Sallfbury and Bath. _• . _ • Earls—CarHue, Darnley, Jerky, Longford. Weibnorland, and CGai lanont. Counteffts..-Carlifle, Jerfey, Charlemont, and Cholmondeley-. Dowager Buekiogharnfhire. Vilcounts—Caltlermgh and Duneannom Vifeounteffe4—Newark and Perth. Lords—G. B:resford, Binning, Foley, H. Moore, Dighg, Cale don, Ebrington, Loftus, and Allton. _ _ _ Ladies—M. Sutton, U. Howard, G. Cecil, Binning, B. Monk, C. Stewart, S Stewart, St. Afapb, S. Percy, G Cavcodina, H. Percy,Bantikon, W. Ruffen, C. Ponistaby,Alliot, C. Lamm Sirs—C. Hamilton, J. Gore. General Stewart. • Cokinels--Gordon, Cole, and Graham. Captain,--Caubleid and Upton. Meffm—Kinnaird, Pittr.Tont, P. Hamilton, W. Drummond) R. Steel, Byt , g, Harbord, B. North, King, Cavendifh, Cholmky; Hill, Lake lles, Monk, Fortier, and Spencer. Millreffes...Pierrepont, S titer, Percival, Fordyce, Robinfon, Frectuantle, Lindfay, Vilicrs, Steele, Kappa!, and Sheridan. Miltes—Nelfon, two Fordycea, Monk, Draololooill, Stook, and St. Julia. Yefltrday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guild hall, at which the LORD Maros, li:teen Aldermen, the City Officers &c. were prefent.—The Court, on infpeiting the Mealweighers Reports, ordered the price of Bread to be reduced a penny in the Peck Loaf, to take place to-morrow ; the price of the (btartern Loaf of Wheaten will then be islet. and 144 d. Houfehold.—The Dealers in Salt petitioned the Court for an advance in the price thereof, which was ordered to be railed to eld. per pound. Ye(lerdty a Court of Direftors were held at the _ _ Eaft India:Houfe, when the Europe, Capt. WI Luau • • • GILSTON, configncd to Madras, was ordered to be afloat 31R of March ; fail to Gravefend 13th of April ; day there 3o days, and be in the Downs 2tlt May. Pa(Angers to India by the !hips mentioned in yec terdaY's Paget : Paffengers per Ocean—Mr Harry Taylor, &War merchant; Lieutenant-Colonel R. M. Strange, Mr Archibald Eyre Obins„ Lieutenant John Wood's/ Morgan, MeflTs C. Temple, A. Stem. art, R. Simplon, T. G. Neville, W. Heide, J. H. H. Neilfom C. A. Merton, R. J. Cada, and W.Alls, cadets; Mr T. Tay lor. native; Major Coates, 69th Regiment, Mrs Coates; Capt. Barlow, 69th Regiment, Mrs Barftow and Child. Pet Surrey, for Bengal—Mr C. MiLtnele writer; MK. Sarah Oakolgne, Megra Kenneth M'Kensle, C. Harris, W. Atkinfon, P. Perie, A. Smelt, W. Osman, and A. Speirs, cadets. For Fort St George—Major T. Hilda% Mr Charles Newman, cadet ; Mrs F. Taylor, Mifs Maria Williams. Mils C. Campbell, Mrs Char lotte Nuthall. Captain Barrow, 69th Regiment; Mrs Barrow and her three Children; Lieutenant Ely, 69th Regiment, Mrs Eli and Children. Per Lord Duncan, for Bengal—Lieutenant J. Trnfeott, Mr Z. Pryce, Mr Cathcart Methuen, Mrs Charlotte Hunter, Ws Clara Hollings, Mifs Sibcila Bofwell, Mifs ht G Bofwell, Mifs Anne Buller, Mr Thomas Stewart. For Fort St. George—Capt. Syms, Melfrs. R. James, ti. S. Hall and G. H. Ifaacite, Cadets ; Mn S. Martin, Mr Stephcnfon, AMltam Surgeon ; Mr, S'ims. Per Walpole, f o r Bengal.—.Major-General Sir Ewen Baillic ; Mr A. J. Colvin, writer; Mr Welniflee, Affiftant Surgeon; Mr T. Rutherford,ditto ; Melira. R. M. 0. Grimlhaw, T. Thwaits, R. L. Maroc, W. Walkinfhaw, R. Leddi , .1). Sharp, J. Wilkie, and J. Stanley, ; Mri Rubins and child, Mrs M'Mahon, Adju. tant M'MAhti and child. Mr; Henry, Mr Richard Scudamore. For Fort St. George--.Mr Z7.c...ary Turner Trewman, Cadet; Mrs Ann Ward. Per Ceylon—Mr G Pia vhir, Ar.liftant Surgeon ; MelTrs. T. Gandy, W. 'l . uilemath, J. Z. Haw kin!, P. Duageon, and H. Play fair, Cadets ; En6om WO on, :nt Mrs Mahon, Captain and Mrs Muteehury +t.d children,69th Regiment_; Mils A. Gamuts, Mir. C C. Lc Fever, Mifs G. and E. Povelderi. Per Earl Howe—For Madre., Meths Chriitophes Letbbridr, W. Bazley, J. Wood, and 0. Mi. Cadets; for Bengal, iVielfra D. M‘Leod and Fleming. Catlett. Per Charlton—Mr C. B ut.i,c. fen. merchant ; Mrs Dent, Mr IL Chafe, Mrs Sarah Baran, Mr John C. Frank, hoc mat bier, Lieutenant Smith, 19th Reciment, Mrs Smith. Per Calcutta—Mtas B. lE. 'Mara, and H. J. Ker, cadets. Per Phoenix—Mt:SA R. Seymour, D. Doane. J. Macat toey, W. Cunningham, and J. Baugh, cadets; Mr 'UMW, a free mariner. Per Windham—For Cevlrn, the Right Honourable Thomas Maitland, Governor of H M Sett'em nt of Ceyh a; Mr J. White. private See. to do.; Mr J. Maid:in& Gen. Maitiand's Clark ; Mr W. Granville, Writer in the I,rriec of Ucvemment .—Mr W. H. Hooper, ditto ; Meffrs. J. Hughes and J. Horton. Foe Madras—Mr O. Punkin, Mrs Sarah Mollenfon, Mr J. Ecidoen e Cadet, for Bengal. PAR CaIIMARTUIN+4 II r3. Roberts. ASO= Surgeon. • 1 ! I I I I , I 2 1 4 AO. 41 1' • :I 1