Star. — London, England, 1818-04-24 00:00:00

XLEDLRATiONOPTHPRINCE REGENTS B MTH • Yesterday being appointed for the celebration of . the PRINCE REGENT' Birth-day, the morning was' ushered hr with ringing of bells throughout the Me tropolis ; the flags were hoisted from the different Church steeples. The Park and Tower guns dis-, charired a double royal salute at one o'clock. The Kings Guard mounted in white gaiters, with the state colours, and the Band ' in the ir state uniforms. The weather was extremely inauspicious, and a strong easterly wind setting very powerfully against the Queen's Palace caused great inconvenience to the I.2.m.des resorting to Court. The Qrsztes Drawing room, however, was notwithstanding, one of the most numerously attended, as well as splendid and mag nificent Courts, that has been held for a number of years. The company begair to arrive at the Queen's Palace soon after twelve o'clock, and continued set ting down till past five, some of them were detained three hours in the ranks of the carriages. Lady Nu- GENT, with a number of others, experienced the mots tifying disappointment of not being able to reach the Palace till after her MAJESTY had quitted her Draw:. ing-room, although the QUEEN remaii*d longer than she had done for a considerable time past, upwards of three hours. Her MAJESTY kept strictly to the time appointed for commencing the Drawintroom, and occasionally sat in her state chair to relieve fatigue. The splendid appearance of the Court was considerably heightened by the Noblemen who are members of the different Orders wearing th..ir mag ificent collars, ornamented with white cockades. The assemblage of the first and most ancient ranks the Nobility was very numerous ; the female beauty and youth present equally corresponded. Not withstanding the incessant rain, great numbers of per sons continued in the Park during the whole time. Several detachments of Life Guards were stationed different parts of the streets, and the Parks leading. , the Queen s Palace to regulate the carriages, i n winch they were assis ted by a numerous assemblage • the Police, and a Guard of Honour marched into Court Yard, in the front of the Queen's Palace, With their band, but they were prevented from play ing owing to the excessive wetness of the weather ; they saluted the PRINCE REGENT and the other branches of the Royal Family with " Goo save the King." The PRINCESSES accompanied the Queen, "With their full attendants, into the Drawings-mom at tivo o'clock. The Prince of HESSE HOSIBERO entered soon afterwards, attended by the Baron O'Naouras, the Baran GERNING, and the Baron KEANE. The Pansce Renzler came in state, as did the Duke and Duchess of Yonx, the Duke and Duchess of Gross- CFATER, and the Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCESTZIL The Duke or CLARENCE came in state. The Dukes , !*KEMT and Sussex came in private. The SrzAKes ,:the House of Commors came in state. The Arch bishop of CANTERBURY was attended by his usual 4r.- tendants. There were also pre:ent— The Lord Chancellor and the Cabinet Ministers, the Foreign ianablosadors and Ministers, with their Ladies; the Prince - Re. terhazy, the reigning Prince and Princess of Schombourg Lippe, the Queen's Chamberlain and Vice-Chamberlain the Lard Mayor of London and Lady Mayoress , the Meziff; of London and Middlesex, the Lord Chief Jar. ice of the Court of King's Bench, use Lord Cnief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, the Common Scrjeant of London, the King's Advocate,the V..night of Glyn, the Great Officers of State, the Knight Stare, chat of England, the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General, the Jadge of the Admiralty, the Queen's Attorney-General. &c. &e. The following were amongst the presentations: Major Peter Hawker, by his Royal Highness the Duke et Qarence. Lieutenant-General Sir Wm. Lumley, on his marriage. Col Sir C. Philip Belson. 98th Regt. on his return from abroad. Lintenant-Colonel Marley, on promotion. Lieutenant-Colonel de Bonnet, C. 11. Inspecting Field Officer et t h e lowan Militia, on being appointed a Knight of the Royal Cssielphi4 Order. Licut.-Col. Wilkins, C.B. Rifle Brigade, on his appointment m CoMpanio4 lir f the most .listitivayOrder of the Bath. The lion. Lad t• Colville on her marriage, the wife of the Ike; 'Sr C. Colville, by Viscountess Melville. Lady Georgiana Sonterkt, by the Duchess of Beaufort, Lkutenaut-Colond Henry Wyndham. on •his appointment to • the 19th Lancets. tioutnunt-Colonel Llewellyn, on return from foreign serrko,' and being appointed a Companieskof the Bath. Mks &then, by Mrs. 1 10 .4. Maier-Gen. she Hon. Sit C. Colville, G.C.B. on his marriage. Lieut. W. Cartwright , R. H. by General Cartwright. Reer.Admiral Sir John Gore, on being appointed to the cone. island at Chatham. Rear-Admiral Hoe. Sir H. llotham, on being appointed one of • the Lords of the Admiralty. Mrs. Col. Lee, by the Queen's Chamberlain. lien Bootle Wilbraham, by the Queen's Chamberlain. Miss Mary Northey, by her mother. Mr. Ibbetson, on his return from the Continent. Mr. Campbell, by Earl Pomfret. Mrs. Abercromby, by the Lady in Waking. Lieuteaant-Colonel Weanis, by the Marquis of Huntley. Capt. A. Fanshawe, R.N. by Sir IL Martin, on his promotion. Sir Francis Desanges, upon his title, by the Lord Mayor. Miss Mikes, by her mother, Lady Milne'. Mrs. Geo. Valera, by the Hon. Lady Raiford. Sir Wan. Welby, on coming to his title, by the Karl of Brovollow. Lady Welby, on coming to her title, by the lion. Lady Glyn. Lady Desanges, on coming to her title, by the Lady in Waiting Miss Julia Webb, by Lady limn. Miss Ph. Welby, by Lady Glyn. Sir George Alderson, Sheriff of London and Middlesex, on coming to his title. The Him. and Rev. (1 Neville, on his marriage, by the Bishop of Oxford. Miss K. Weill, by Lady Glyn. the Misses lorigiton ' by Lad s , Pole. Sir Charles Pole, on being appointed Knight Grand Cross of the Bath. Mr. William Porter on his going abroad, by Lord Rolle. Mite, Dallas. by Lady Dallas. The Rev. 3. H. Randolph, on his going abroad. 'Mr. H. Porter, on his going abroad, by Lord Rolle. Mr. Hewett, by Earl Morton. Mrs. Granville idiot, by the Countess of Falconberg. Capt. Lindsay, Aid.de-Camp to Gen. 'Maitland, by the Calera. Miss Kington, by the Marchioness of Cianricard. Lady E. Halliday, on coining from abroad, by the Countess of _Mansfield. NTS. General Wetherall, on her marriage. Mr. Chichester, 7th Hussars, by the Earl of Shaftesbury. Countess of Cassino, by Lady Nary Kennedy. Lady Lumley, on her marriage, by the Countess of ScarLorough. Lady Barbara Fyne, by her mother, the Countess of Newburgh. Lady Doff Gordon, on her return from abroad, by the Coun tess of Caledon, Lady Admiral Campbell, by Lady Emily Mocked. Mr. Newrnm Smith, by his father, the Lord Mayor. Lord Clive, upon his marriage, by the Duke of Montrose. Miss area Fraser, by her aunt, the Hon. Mrs. Percy Fraser. Capt. Lsher, R.N. upon being made Companion of the Bath. The Hon. dapt. S. hL Gardner, late of the 1034 Regiment, on Lis return from Canada , by Major-Gen. Sir Chas. Unbolt*. Copt. Frank Willock, R.N. on going abroad. Fair James Wynne de Bathe, on his return from the Continent. Sirs. Hewgill, by her sister, the Houourable Mrs. Vannalu Mr. Antrobus, on his marriage, by toe Hon. H. Lindsay. C o cike, on going abroad, by the Mot Scarborough. Rex. J. J. (hey, by the Lord Malik. t . Members o nificent co The a.ss f of the N beauty an, withstandi . sons cattail , .. • Several do it &Ekren ; to the Qu which the etf the Pol i the Court with their 1 ing owing they salu branches _ King." With their , • • tiVO 0 T ClOi I soon after the Barer Prtiricz I Duchess c I I CASTER, The Dub 1 0 !* KENET of the He bishop of I tendants. The Laf I *mbisadc terhazy, th the Qxeez Mayor of and Illiddb ;.. Bench, toe the Comm Acflior of * I 'halo( Ea; Sadge of ti The fc i ittsior Pe Pula:env Licatenani COL Sir C I Licutenatn , Lieutznan , e the ford 4 1 Ceoehad Licut.-Col Cothpar The lion. it ofdr C. f Lidy Geo Lketitenar. ~' 1 • the 1911 ~. titieutenao and led Miss Bat 1 Maier-Ge t Lieut. W. Itesr-Adn rowed a , ' Hear-Adr • the Los Mrs. Col. Miss 800 Miss Mae Mr. Ibbc Mr. Can Mn. Abe Lieuteasi Capt. A. &r Pram Mies Mil i Mrs. Gee Sir Wm. 1 ' : Lady Wi Lady Dc Miss Jul] t 'l4 Miss Ph. Sir Geo • cumin] • The Hof of Os, Mies K. ItLi ! The Mis Sir Char 1 the II 4 i Mr. Wt , . Misi Di : i • The Re , 'Mr. H. Mr. tie i Mrs. GI Capt. Li Miss K . M a n i 1. Mr. al Coyote' Lady 1 'i 4 1 - Lady I 1 Lady I tees c I Iwgy A ?dr. Tit Lord C Miss A t Capt. C Tbr 11 , Lis r 4 Copt. I A . Sir Jan ) • I i tars. II ter. Ai Mr. P. . , i Rea. J. , - S, . . , s• I • ‘ ..., 4 . . . . ‘, NOL Paw,* Calastrstam Guards, ma lib pommel= ad num from Francs:. Rev. Thos. R. Jolliffe, Chaplain to his Rotal Highness the Rs gent, on his resurn from Jemmies'', by Sir W. Stifling. Mrs. Leslie Foster, by Lady Dufferin. :Hiss Butler, by her mother, Lady Duller. Miss Webb, by Lady Rem. Miss Hamilton, by her mother, Lady Hamilton. bliss Wigram, by Lady Wigram. Mrs. Cartwright, and Miss Mary Cartwright, by the Dowager Countess of Ilchester. Capt. iiisaries Buller, R.N. by SW Mark his Wood. otion. Lieut. A. %L Bayard, .. 3d Lancers, on prom Mrs. Thomas Pane, by the Countess of Lansdale. Lieut. Cameron, Grenadier Guards, on his return from France. Lieut. Douglas, R. 11. Artillery, by Earl Morton. Dr. Roddam, as Physician Extraordinary to his Royal Highness Prince Leopold, by General Garth. Sir Wm. Duff Gordon, on his return front abroad, b, the Eari of Itirdo , late. Mn.s Oeo. Villiers Villiers, by the Ron. Lady Raiford. Mr. Middleton, on his return from the Continent, by Viscount Palmerston. Lieutenant-Cot Henry Blackwood, • Capt. H. W. Gordon, R. A. by Earl Morten. Capt. Briggs, R.N. on his return from the Continent. Capt. Brochman E.K.M. on his going abroad. Capt. W. S. Roderick, R.N. on his return from abroad. Miss Harriet Maitland, by the Countess of lichater. Capt. Christie, Herts Yeomanry , by Earl Morton. Capt. Macbean, R. A. by Earl Morton. Capt. W. Dunn, R. A. by Earl Morton. Capt. Francis Baker, R.N. on his promotion, by Vier-Admiral Ste Geo. Martin. Goocb,Jd Surrey Local Mania, by Sir Miss Farqta hy.Lady Davy. Lady Dixon, by l.aay Egertor. The Countess of Stanlope, on cent inz to br tides, y the Coun tess of Harrington. Lady M. Ileauclerk, by her mother, the Duchess of 3t. Alban's. Miss Maria Clinton, by Mri. Dawkins. Lady Augusta Leitham, by Viscountess Bernard. Mrs. Scott Murray, upon her return from abroad. Miss Clinton, by Mrs. H. Dawkins. Miss Leitham, by Vir. ,, :enties Bernard. Miss A. M. Bold, by her mother, M. Patten Bold. Lady Colville, on her marriage, by Viscountess Melville. Miu A. Passer, by Mrs. Percy. .'Miss Maitland, by Mrs. General Maitland. Miss A. Langston by Lady Poole. 'Mies Harriet Mait land, by her mother, Mrs. Gen. Maitland. Miss H. Langston, by Lady Poole. Mrs. Major By, on her marriage, by Mrs. 0. Jackson. Lady Charlotte Talbot, by Lady Mary Cola. The Honourable Mrs. Fitzroy Stanhope, on her marriage, by the Marchioness of Tavistock. bliss C. Moore, on her return from abroad. Colonel Gordon, of the s!h Dragoon Guards, on his promotion and return from Ireland. Colonel Sir Richard Williams, Roy. Mar. Artillery, on his ap pointment to the Bath. Major Walker, of the sth Dragoon Guards , an his pre:notio n and return rom Irelarel. Min Ann Ilornby, by KM Ifornby. Lady Setoa, by the Lady in Waiting. Miss Blunt, by Lady Imhoff Viscount Belgrave, by Bari Grosvenor. Mrs. Admiral Otway, by the Countess of Harcourt. Mr. Edmonstone, by Sir Charles lidasor.stone. Captain Usher, on his being appointed Companion If the Bath. Mrs. Egerton, by Lady Grey Egerton. Admit al Baron Von de CapeUen, who distinguished himself at the battle of Algiers, by commanding the Dutch Fleet, by Baron Fagel, Ambassador from the Netherlands. The reigning Prince of Schomburg Lippe, by Count Munster; and the Princess Lippe, by the Countess Munster. Court Schonborn, by Baron Pfeil, the Bavarian Envoy. Miss M. A. Xnatchbull, by Lady KnatchbulL The PRINCIL Rzottbir wore a full dress uniform of the Royal Life Guards ; the Duke of Yoalc an ele gant Field Marshal's Dress; and the Prince of Host- BERG his Wedding Dress. General Btoostritxo wore an elegant blue and geld embroidered Minister's Uniform ; the Officers ' cf the Royal Household appeared in their new State Dresses; and the Gentlemen's Dresses throughout the Court were extremely gay LA IM F.S' DRESSES. HER MAJESTY Wore a petticoat of rich white satin, elegantly trimmed at the bottom with broad real gold and silver net lace; the draperies of a superb silver glue tissue, with brilliant gold spots, which had a light, elegant, and novel effect, very tastefully designed, and superbly trimmed with broad gold and silver lace to correspond, ornamented and supported with gold and silver rolias and magni ficent tassels; the mansua of a most superbly rich gold tissue, very beautifully trimnfid with gold and silver lace, body and sleeves profusely trimmed with point lace and diamonds. Head Dress, an elegant toque, with bandeau and tiara of diamonds.— Her Majesty's dress had a very magnificent effect. HER R. H. PRINCESS AUGUSTA. Petticoat of rich white satin, at the bottom an elegant full trimming of tulle, very richly embroidered in silver ; the dra peries were very magnificently embroidered, and designed in the most tasteful style, the borders of the draperies were a superb embroidery of water Bits and passion flowers, which had a most beautiful effect, ornamented and supported with rich silver rolias and tassels ; the maatua of an extreme handsome silver tissue, richly trimmed with silver lace, body and sleeves elegantly trimmed with point lace and silver. Head Dress, ostrich La thers, with a profusion of diamonds. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of YORK. A white satin petticoat, with drapery of most beautiful gold lama, embroidered net, trimmed with very rich Lima blond ; bottom of the dress richly ornamented with Deur do lii in gold bullion and net ; train of white brocaded silk, spotted with gold, and broad raid net border. Head Dress, a profusion of diamonds and feathers. H. IL H. PRINCESS OF HESSE HOMBEItG. A petticoat of rich massy silver tissue, the draperies were richly embroidered in lama and tulle, in gripes ' with superb broad borders to correspond, elegantly ornamented, and sup ported with exceeding rich silver ropes and tassels, finishing at the bottom with elegant fkuncings of tulle, richly spangli, and embroidered at the edge to oorrespond ; the mantua of istich massy silver tissue, the same as the petticoat, very beautifully trimmed with bro ad silver lace, the body and sleeves trimmed with an extreme curious point lace and diamonds, finishing at the centre with a clasp of diamonds. Head Dress, a profusion of ostrich feathers, with a bandeau, and sprigs - of diamonds. Tier Royal Highness the Duchess of GLOUCESTER. Petticoat of rich blue satin draperies, and elegant embroidery of silver lama and tulle, very tastefully Intermixed with blue satin, richly embroidered in silver to correspond, confined on the right side with a broad embroidered sash in satin, at the bet. tom a full trimming of silver lama and tulle; the whole was orna mented and finished with superb bullion ropes and tassels; the mantua of extremely beautiful blue and silver tissue, trimmed with a fullness of handsome silver lace, the body and sleeves elegantly trimmed with point lace and silver. Head-dress, a profusion of ostrich feathers, bandeau, and elegant °ream - Wats of diamonds. Her Royal Highness Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER. A superb dress of yellow and silver, elegantly ornamented, with silver flowers and rich silver lams embroidered wreaths, fastened with magnificent silver tassel: ; yellow and silver tissue train and body, tastefully trimmed with Brussels point and rich silver wreaths. Head.dren, diamonds and feathers. Duchess of Poem/ma—A train of velvet satin, trimmed with gold; body and sleeves covered with rich Brussels point; petti coat of white satin, handsome draperies of net and gold, taste fully fastened with gold bunches. Headdress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. Duchessof Rtcentrans--Petticoat of rich white satin, with net draperies, superbly embroidered in gold lama, in rich bor ders, elegantly designed, and looped with brilliant gold bullion cord and tassels; train of white figured satin profusely trimmed with gold and rich point lace. Headdress, ostrich plume with costly brilliants. Duchess of Meeemoatioon—White satin petticoat, with su perb gold lama draperies, ornamented with cord and tassels ; robe of blue, trimmed with gold. Bead-dress, feathers and diamonds. Duchess of Bzatreonv—A niperb white satin petrierett, with a full Parisian wreathing of *dig and satin letiveenryid the hot. tom. Draperies of deoll:ate white souls gauze, tap:dully' aria*. fed with richly-folded lade deeds; and trimmed hlndsoniety 1 . with blond lace; striped whit* satin body and train, trimmed With blond lace to correspond. Head-drool plume of ustr:th lemliors and a profusion of diamonds. Duchess of Dozszt—A white satin pettisoat, with draperies Of geld colour silk, embroidered with silver; white satin train. Duchess.of Buccizuon—A blue striped gauze pettiooat,oroa *tented with point lax; blue gauze train. Duchess of Meorrairsz—A white satin petticoat, with gold ap pliquier draperies; white satin train. Marchioness of &wiener—Dress of white satin, ornamented with draperies of rich amber-striped gauze, festooned up with . wreaths of embroidered bugles and blond lace ; train and body of amber gauze over white satin, trimmed with bugles to tor respond. Head-dress, diamonds and feathers. Marchioness of Szarroao—A rich white satin drapery petti coat, with a splendid applique of real gold, forming a deep bor dering round the bottom, edged with a full niche of satin, in termixed with gold, the pocket-holes supported by superb gold bullion ropes and tassels ; SIX= blue satin robe, richly trimmed with gold and point lace. Headdress, Grecian turban of satin and gold, with an elegant plume of feathers and profusion of costly diamonds. • Marchioness of Cr-tinucanns—petticoat of white satin, with draperies of gauze, trimmed with blond lace, and festooned up with bunches of tube-rosess Body and train of lilac figured satin trimmed with Brussels point. Head-dress feathers and diamonds. Marchioness of Loeniaii-•-A white nen petticoat, with laven der gauze draperies, trimmed with British blond ; gauze train. Marchioness of lizatrozo--Net draperies, embroidered in gold lama over a petticoat of rich white satin ; th-.: draperies cow ailed with rich bullion cord and tassels, and gold flowers, and the petticoat finished at the bottom with a garniture in tune and gold lama, interspersed with bouquets of geld Eawers ; train of white satin, trimraed with gold blond lace. Ilead-drett, trich plume, with l•rilliatits. Marchioness of Ntinu.nzatssi.—Yellow satin petticoat, with net draperies, embroidered with Buss silk, ornamented with bunches of laburnum, rich garniture of tulle and satin ; rol;; of White satin, trimmed with point. Head-drea of feathers and diaz.oads. klarchioness of Cosworatus—A petticoat of rich whit, trimmed at the bottom with a tidiness of gold lama and tul:e ; the draperies were of a superb embroidery of gold lama, taste fully ornamented, and finished with handsome gc.ld ropes and tassels; the train of rich blue satin, trimmed with gold ; body and sleeves trimmed with point lace and gold. liead-dress, os trick feathers and diamonds. Countess Seaatuaocam—White satin petticoat, with embroi dered tulle draperies, ornamented with beads ; trtin of purple silk trimmed with bland. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Countess of LOSIMALE-....A . traits of white satin, embroidered In gold lama, over a rich white satin petticoat. Head-dress, os trich fathers and diamoodl. Countess of Paussrs—An elegant rich lilac satin petticoat, with superb net drapery, embroidered in chenille apd satin, trimmed with Brussels lace; train of lilac Will to coirtipsnd. IL:ad-dm:4 feathers and dL;monds. Countess of Pirsioues—A white satin petticoat, with drape rits of British floss silk net, decorated with chinasteas; net train. Countess Das.awasa--A white satin petticoatovith crape dra peries, embroidered with lilac satin and beads ; white v.:tin train. Dowager Countess of Caaausms—A white satin pettkoat, with rich gold lama drperies ; white satin train. Countess Haut —A white satin petticoat, with draperLs of licit blue figured gauze and flowers; blue gauze train. Countess of hisetootiouom—Petticoat of rich primrose satin, with net draperies, embroidered in applique, edged with ..tost beautiful blond lace, and looped with bouquets and primroses train of primrose satin, elegantly trimmed with blond. Heal dress, rich brilliants, with ostrich plume. Dowager Countess of NlA,..tvgas—A white satin turban, trim med with blond and pearls, and white feathers • white satin body, ornamented with blond, fancy sleeves trimmed with blond, white satin petticoat and train, trimmed with lase and satin drapery of net, fancifully embroidered, awl ornamented with white satin roses. Countess ofJansre—Satin body, draped and ornamented witb net, embroidered with gold lama ; sleeves of the same, trimmed with point lace ; satin petticoat, trimmed with blond. Countess 31aacm—.A beautiful plume of bathers and dia monds; white atin body, ornamented with net, embroidered with silver, trimmed with blond; sleeves of the same; petticoat and train of white satin, trimmed with blond and silver; dra pery of a most beautiful net, embroidered with silver. Countess Newsraom—Blue satin petticoat, elegantly bor dered with blond lace, superb blond lace draperies tastefully Ornamented with rich pearl tassels ; blue satin robe, trimmed most superbly with Brussels lace and pearls. Head-dress, a very rich elleer toque, elega.it plume of feathers and diamond.. Countess of 13s Imraw—A white satin petticoat, with gold lama blond ; drapery of net embroidered with gold; train richly ornamented with white satin and gold rolio. Countess of Constar—A. white petticoat, with net drarerics, embroidered in floss silk, and trimmed with handsome broad blond, finished with roulettes of white satin; body and train of rich figured grey satin, handsomely trimmed with bleed. Viscountess Aosos-Petticoat of white satin with a superb . . pearl bunch fiour.ce ; draperies of white net richly embroidered with pearl beads and tastePilly festooned up with peirls; train of lilac satin trimmed with rich paint lace. Viscountess Kitrystazi--VVas presented to her Majesty on her marriage, In a dress of white satin, bordered with beautiful blond lace, with brocaded gauze draperies, elegantly ornaramted with blond lace, and delicate bunches of lvhite !timers; white win robe, tastefully trimmed with blond lace. Her Ladyship wore a profusion of feathery and diamonds. The Right Hun. Lady CAROLINE Pa CLarr—An elegant rich white satin petticoat, with superb drapery of net embroidered in steel ; train of white satin to correspond, trimmed with Mect...lu lace. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Right Hon. Lady Dottortrita. Rrac—White satin petticoat, elegant brocaded gaaze draperies, tastefully ornamented with bunches of pink roses and blond lace ; pink satin train, trimmed with blond lace. Head-dress, diamonds and feathei a Right lion. Lad/ Beaune Eraz—Was presented to her Majesty in a white satin petticoat, elegant brocaded gauze dra peries, fatefully suspended with bunches of pink roses ; white satin train, beautifully trimmed with Druids lace and roses.— Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Ifenourable Lady Bore:ens—An elegant blue satin dress, richly embroidered with Roman pearls and chenille, trimmed with blend lace ; train to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady lleonstruto—A Court petticoat of rich white satin, ornamented with thine draperies, richly embroidered with gold lama, intermixed with blond lace ; body, gold lama, Brussels point, &c.; train, beautiful green satin. lieackkess, superb ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady Armar—Yellow satin, with embroidered draperies, beads and blond tastefully and elegantly arranged. Head-drew, Inc i ostrich plume and diamonds. Lady Caaos.mt SPRUCES—Peach satin petticoat, with elegant folded draperies of net, embroidered with floss silk, and orna mented with laautiful white roses ; train of white satin. Read dress, peach and white ostrich feathers. Lady anntrietn—White satin petticoat, with boss dm:series, elegantly arranged, and fastened with bunches of white roses, pink violet sadn train of a beautiful rich pattern. Bead-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady Sreas—A white satin petticoat, with silver embroi dered draperies, trimmed with silver blond, and at pported with silver hops and tassels, a superb garniture to correspond; rich robe of silver sarsnet; trimmed with point. Ilead-dress, fea thers and a profusion of diamonds. Lady Gaaarztutm—A blue satin petticoat, with rich silver draperies and tassels ; train, blue figured silk. Dowager Lady J. Peral—A white satin petticoat, with dra peries of rich figured gauze and lilac satin wreaths ; train, lilac satin. Lady Beaune:sow—A white satin petticoat, with rich blue and white gauze draperies; blue gauze train. Lady L. Cstre—A, white satin petticoat, with rich embroi dered silver draperies and flowers; white satin tram. Lady J. Coasneaxus—A white satin pettice..t, with rich dra peries of flan silk net, decorated with pink hyacinth and roses; net train. Lady L. COIXWA,LLIII...4 white satin petticoat, with rich dra pe.-ies of floss silk net, ornamented with blush nisei and hya chitin; 'net train. Lady B. Enaovsssa—A white satin petticoat, with pink salt drinks, richly ornamented with beads ; pink satin train. y kirorroun--(Presented on her marriage) petticoat of white emir, covered with draperies of gauze to •M` with blond lace. Bead-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady lizaussas—Rich white satin pet tireat, drapery of figered ;ouzo Ornamented with bunches of atatanogios team of bloc as. trimThed wits Brusskis haw read-drcts, fgattcr ! 'diamonds:_ lady Visonesa—Rich Whik , fltlitl petticoat, with 1111',C1 broidered drapery, ornamented witi blood ince :NI rich brocaded ribbon; train of blue stun to cowesposd. dress, feathers st.d &moon& LAv lissassr Swirtsca—Whits stir train, te nuse d., blond and pearls ; petticoat of white sat with peries of blood, richly ornamend with prnis and std Brad Dress, white feathers and pearls. Lady CA;oLust Barrisca—TL , Mine as bat gigeet Lady C. 1111ACTIONALDA white sada praicostoril„ rit 41k net draperies, ortianwated with vri...r.dis of sw n . et sada Lady C. Dtiocatere—A white fitin petticoat, st-1 : 1, 4 ,_ gauze draperks. decorstee. w:th -maths ci bine sao, ; . blue figured satin train. _ Lady C. WaLvoct—A wbite Satin petticoat, whi fewq net draperies, richly ealtmuit;..:rA chent!ies. Lady M. Wesr- - -A *t" yeti:on, wilt rt, t ., 431 draperies, trimmed with white lowers ; e-tisa Lady J. Kassa--A white satin petu:oat, : e:*4 net draperies, decorated with pink t-...l•eroses! net 6 - a; Lidy C. Wilma Bet.Asess--A wh;te emi r pct gold :tried gauze draperi..s and rick erino4chilac:.! ,44 1:4..x4; white satin train. Lady Ilavas—A white satin pettkrat., risk tet!...:mi ll stripvd with satin ; ccloar silk tra:n. Lady JcitSINGHAM—Whlte satin petticzat, with Is t ; t g tte draperies, trimmed with rich blond and bouquets of ;..ne„k, ; white satin train. _ _ Lady A. Score—•A pa* rEtTACIr, TV' d t b toss silk net dnperics, and white hyao..rths; Lift* satin tr in. Lady Darr—A rich gold lama reticcre, ti-mr:ed olly 4 satin and net ; train, blue silk. Lady Aluanos--A rich blue sF.lir. retcco,t, ths deted drapery, tastefully foldva. a.t.L caran:e. 'Tztanf.: acacia ; blue Emir. robe, trisurted bond. lit sit feathers and diamonds. Iad•: Dor► DOILDI , S—PurpIe $3::1 rei.ieoat, with fa riles of snuffler purple gauze, ;ilia bouquets of whit. Los e .,, purple satin trzl... Lady llasa:.roi•—A white satin pettice-1, with t.re da, Aeries, richly embroidered, aatl tastefully dlspJsed, sand faysea with bunches of laburnums; trasa of rith satin, it. - :t.o:ita4 trimmed with blond. _ Lady DescaNaos—A white Mir. petl:olt; rat c:rzpe* with an applique of blue Ie vcc and bar:tbs :f mixed; a full depot tri:ami-.o of 'lVele bl73i ICt V correspond with the draperies ; train of bizt VIVA VVIrVI - . with point hee. Lady Jour MCMLAT—Petticoat of rich white rei , ,srii on draperies, embroidered in pearls, and looped with pnri card and tassels; train of blue figured satin, trimmed 14*i:taiga tog pearls. Head-dress, cw.rich p lan e and rich belium. Lady Elate Bantu r—A white L..-tin petticoat, tr.th lama blood and pink chenille; drapery of white crape, inr,.! with silver lama to correSparil j train of white satin e. ' gantly trimmed. I ion. Mr!.. Lnuoar—A geld colour satin petticoat, F.r dri mw r n:d i•olour flowers: t'-in "'L . . eu.our N:lss 17..embeen—Wrte s.tin embroidered with xreeths of silver Sowers, ter: b.uru pink roses, draperies of pbric and saver gauze, tastAl!y vied with silver flowers; train richly trirmuLd to cornspze. Hon. bliss C. A qat44: + - -Wttite tatia perri:oat,ortate• A with-a rich border of appLcne ar. ii.ver, In a net: a::d.leur style, draperies of bl..e silver ganze, tastefully aniLL..ert with large bunches of s.s. r mums; btut and saw, richly trimmed to correspond. Hon. Miss IL Anors-rww.--White sad-. pc:deco, !odors den:cl flounce, fulthed trial a wreAlt hir.dxele flowm, draperies, a ma sailleent etnt-t.idtry of roses on cc:, tarafli suspended with bunches ,of ant funvtrs, and decorrth-e, pearl card and tassel.; ; train, hat-Isom:1y Med !ID C Viva Mind MANNER" sm:or—While eatin Dt - ..-azt 11- vered with net, and trains via d:a;.orTts of net, .fsll curl'sl with blond, festooned up with bunches of wails j:picica, sat went universal 4 admired. Miss Muses wore over a satin re2tt;eoat a bractifid foit mt. embroidered with roses, garnitur: of and adz ; nth griped satin train, richly trimmed with The appearance of the Ccurt was very inagnifi. sent, and the prevalence of -chit Dresses gave a rer freshing liieliness to the scene. After the breaking up r die Court the Qtteles• tertained the PRINCE R.s.:;earr, and most of the Mem bers of the Royal Family. Re rAr: dLIVZRPOO4 and mat of the Cabinet Ministers have din Len .- - • _ Viscount Sromotrrn entertained the loan Mat" the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex. The M.rois of WINCHESTqR entertained the Lords and lim.as of the Bedchamber, the Duke of Afaiiranes, the Equerries, Aid-de-Camps, &c. The Lori and Lcrd Chaniberlain gave parties in their deK, ments. The Honourable Corps of Gentierran sioners dined together at the Freemasons Tavern The Royal Tradesmen dined together at the ThatclA House Tavern. MARRIED. At Richmond, Surrey, the Rev. Peter Nee, B.A. to )I L. Rogers, of Norwich. Lately, at Ta:garth Church, Breconshire,M A. W. A. Ea dos, Esq. X.E. to E 1173 t.nale, - a idow of Roderick Gwram, Esq. late of Becklaud, Breconsidre. April 14, at Edinhargh, James long, rag• u daughter of John Dickson, of Kilsucho, Esc:. Alrzcao Saturday se:might, John Hughes, Err,. of f.,14.101.41. Or ford, to Elizabeth, daughter of T. V. Cr.k., lierettc street, May-Fair, Londen. A few any since, the not. Alexanler Lc:ten - rt. of St. Hall, Oxford, to Martha, eldest daughter of tie. Jxcb. &g d Chelsharn Lodge. April 10, at Halifax, the Rev. J. Kearton, Moister in tis Methodist New Coomecticrt, to Ann, claughier of hlr. Prierley, ail of the tame DIED. On the 17th ult. Mrs. S. Hk.r to; wife of :be Rey. Stool ffartopp, of Dalbr, Wednesday se'nnight, at TbelOid, Anna :Sr.-:., rules daughter of Edmund Henry ii.aaer, Etc. aged ssser. made Saturday telanight, at Dil`•.z.nte, Stai.ordsh:re, iz tit 54 year of r age, Elizabeth, sae of tin Esr. Join Smith, Car of Flirester. Mrs. Wise, react of Mr. Arise, surgton, Caztkr , are a Tuesday se'nnigEt, in rft...r a long is aa. laestezaa Francis Hodson, of the Royal Marices, sot of son, printer, of e;:rnbridge. April 11, at Glasgow, in the ecd r ay cf ter qv; 6.14 daughtervf the Lte Ciptain John Lniclie, Sunday sertright, at iisitnot...l.. ;titer i c :g :::atcart.b" , aged 39, Dr. James tO NOttnbit Stc. Friday set:night, at the vic:n7ge, Di...... 5 1a:el . 3 ber 29th )ear, after a severe ill . ..it of eight : asab etl4 „ . . wife of dr.! Rev. J. Smith, "LA. nt a: •:.f Ikere,o ll. °* a """„....: Slturday oe'nnight, on board !he Sappho brig. iYAI ham, Heny Park Fs+ aged I. At Str.d r sur.d, Apt er, g, 1- 01 Engen'rec . ten, Governer of Stralsund, rrh.., g c.,:qata:azt King of Sweden on his mete...con to the tl't 01 of the King of Pr-ria, -.vas s e, ze d with as it way to Stockhohr, and died sueld::llv at Chnst.e....Aa4, 5 Z%d Ica/ of his age. Rev. Clu-rleo S.wkl..- Trodsbair t Prebetdary of Cao.ter, a nd Vita _~ PRICE OF iTOCI , Bank Stock 26:: Red. '79 781 f 79} Cons. 79R-Z; 4 per Ct. 97+, 961 i 97 Navy 1061101} Long Anns..2ol 7-16ths India Stock 237 7 , KS YEAMF:MY. India BC,n2c ps tt pr. Exch. Bills C 2.1.1 1S .1 Ditto ej kJ! 1S -) Conx.llcl'or Act. 507.14 Sot q 0 Ditto May Lottery CIP.IO I, • 111q11 WA:FEU:a LONDON liurricliTfo..mor.r:oll: ticraig - - 16 iritiutes after 5 Aft:Timms - - 44 .----- .---, S _ _..... LONDON : rds:ed ati4 pt:" .'01:4 , n , I *7;l IItZT: 7 r. Masc. L::::rto-lisr. sled with Brussels 124111 re.ae-d rfst , G atttr , 14 I Kstraaw--Itich white nth petticoat, wi t h so . e t:l ts . drapery, ornamented witi. tiord in ce :ad lx, w , ~ i. ,,, p ; a .. vied ribbon ; train of blue sr tin to cosi d. "" then and diamonds. KM larituar Blearnicx—White =tin train, t r i mmed ... ' .s', ! pearls; petticoat of white set:, with i,,..,,, 4 7,7 blood, richly ornamend with penis and ithill owes. • em, white feathers and pearls. :a ROLM Berrtnee—Tt, mfr., as her gree t , lIMIS C. MACTIONALDA ilvlike satin peuicostok s it , repents, °truncated with Th.-albs of t,,'..,• nag . _ lll 1. ~ • C. Dtiocowre—A white eatin petticoat, st-14, 4 TR 'perks, decorated with -maths Cl Bice an '''' WALE red satin train. ...0 4 , 7 : C. Weesott—A white Satin petticoat, wigga A tries, richly enihrui.i....v.el in chitte4es.tale M. West—A white s-at"n rettiiont, with t'. ~,, trimmed with white nowen ; ;Arta train. I. Km—A white satin petticoat, with :Li:E. 4 r a lath tries, decorated with pink tnhersses : n et Li-Cr- --- ped (7. W ia "liz use draper ßgt l.l "."— and ri A ch w e h ib te zo l&ti elecsTcii m iL l ' ilh x 7 II in train. • a ,„ i 0 haves—A white satin petthrof.., -.sith rick ran !rim% with satin; i.weTnier colour silk tra.n. . Jcatasoism—White satin petticzat, with fis t; f a,. . ~ n, trimmed with rich blond and bouquets of a..1 0 ,,g,: tin train. A a A. Seorr--..A path colour rant fettle-Jr, wi t h ! kb 111 ' . c net draperies, and white hyaerths; Fads Lim i t in l ti vv—A rich gold lama petietrat, tarn wilY 4 /SAP D OM 1 I net ; train, blue silk. Aluance--A rich blue satin Feu:con, -.,•:;:n 4,1, 1 , c . r. .5,.... . , P 7apery, tastefully foldva. at. 4.1 caniin:d - ...i.t.'n,:athet;.: hive eatir. robe, Wu:tined with blood. lie • n and diamoods. Dory Goamot—Purple min pet.ieett, with f a ..,,,, . f muffler purple gauze, ante bouquets of whit_ imie ., we atin mi... din Ilasw.i.ras—A white satin pet:ice-it, with ttte is ill !icily embroidered, aad tastefully disp-sed, and !exam itches of laburnums; want of rich sal; 1:. - 4.1! eat, 3 ~., • , a with blond. DemaNnsoir--A white lair.pc:l:o at: rat Let 4 1 applique of blue leaves and blnches ailre.:s =, s , 10 a full depot tritami-g of 'D'ele Eltin 2... e. bird ICt a SG and with the draperies; train of blac satin alts.- oi 756 tint hce. ,e TV ' :011N :tll;&P.AT—Petticoat of rich white riti , , iii an ~.! Fir es, embroidered in pewit, and leaped with ;4%1 cord .e Nl:t eels; train of blue figured satin, trimmed ail sisa I A Tick , Head-dress, cw,rich plun e and rich briii ir.ts. at r Enter ILITIII'll• r—A white shin petticoat, 'rak i ,:- tabl! , land and pink chenille; drapery of white crape, ui r ,.! FIVE liver lama to correspond; train of white satin ter e. .. the trimmed. .'Alm Lnareav—A gold colour satin yetticoat,Chgc.r. .11. F, i..:: mid ro:d ..--)l,uur flowers: !.• -in g!..l'. colour s..!et. .:its I'. Annnatere—Wrte r.tin peen..., si:ga *. tiered with aveaths of silver Sowers, at,: I trnscut:..!* I A 114:11, draperies of pink and silver gauze, tast:fay d::. I t nith sliver &wort ; train richly trimmed to comora. e , , t f I. Mill{ C. A qtyp4c•-: 7.—White satin pettimat,nrcarst- A ...r.:1.1 rich border of apyligne ar.! sewer, Ina new ands/cc:a , ~.„„ draperies of bh.e aut_ silver gauze, woefully nuti‘...ied ...he I arge bunches of ssi.A.x 'whets; .tins, biut and mire, : IL trimmed to correspond. „_;, :c i. Miss IL Amon:grwa-Witire sad-. petticoat., Kilns - :110, flounce, finished with a wreath o: baLdn..rne flown; lea, a tnagailleent embre.idery of roses co as:, tarsi* ded with bunches .of ace &wits, and decor:l,l:rd .ard and tassel;; train, har.dsoniary : ri_T OW !ID cl.:espif., 1, 'Mures m e ,, Frits Stunt—sAbite satin r0..-.i.:aat i es with net, and trains and dra;.erTes of set, fail titntesl The good, festooned up with bunches of carCuila j,.ponica, sal 1.: miversally admired. !war a Muses wore over a satin petticoat a beactiful fox , nit, Idered with roses, gamitur:o....-att, and auk ; fiat tripti , ~d , rain, richly trimmed with blond. ely 1 e appearance of the Court was very magnifi- ':i.:ii , and the prevalence •:,f -che Dresses gave a re. . eh pi ing liieliness to the scene. - y ter the breaking up r.e . the Court the Qctries- . 7 c ned the PRINCE RE;;ENT, and most of the Mem- h ie if the Royal Family. Re tir: dLIVZRPOOL, ~,i , „ nost of the Cabinet Ministersgave dinLe.s.— • 's t Lunt Stnuottrn entertained the 1.011.9 MAIO2, 1 heriffs of London and Middlesex. The M.rois VT INCHESTiE entertained the Lads and lirc•Leas 1 - n . ', Le Bedchamber, the Duke of Afatiracss, the tu r Tries, Aid-de-Camps, &c. The Lori bteerl v.:I t Lord Chamberlain gave parties in their dep.v.- s. The Honourable Corps of Gentler:lw l'n• M rs dined together at the Freemasons Tarts land, ft oval Tradesmen dined together at the ThatclA Uaitt lt e laver. inch _ gi Livir MARRIED. chase Richmond, Surrey, the Rev. Peter Price, RA. to IN ask' gets, of Norwich. ely, at Taigarth Church, Breconshire,M A. W. A. Y-'•4l- ::sq. M.P. to E 1173 Benue, -a idow of Roderick Gitlin, field ate of &Aland, Breconathre. 111 14, at I:dinlinrgh, James Lang, rag. WI te E;isi C 'Cr of John Dickson, of Kiloucho, Ear. Alrocith urday se:might, John Hughes, Erg. cf - Crli bil,e7t. Os- ma I to Elizabeth, daughter of T. V. Cr.A., '......,• at liaboa- Pun , May-Fair, London. Din ew day since, the lice. Alexander Lvhir rt. of St. Y.:.-y seen Oxford, to Martha, eldest daughter of 1... Jock, Futi d Also nom Lodge. Mist ail 10, at Halifax , the Rev. J. Kenton, Mister in tie eta: odist New Conneecicrt, to Ann, daufbier of fdr. Rlda.:l ley, ail of the same pace. P DIED. Con the 17th tilt Mrs. S. HartoTr, wife of :be Rey. Semi dol l app. of Dtlbr, Leic.estershir , A ttinesday sennight, at T'nefeid, Anna .7.17.:.:!, youlen ilia :ter of Edmund Henry li..mer, Etc. aged sever. ttneatlr ti fe r is cl i: a tr y r. 4'r , dEgilia;:bll,),!.:.s.fr;nc,tut. Sta F fir .cc ord . t ian re, g l a ti , t . .. ye N? t tia .. ac iel o l rs. Wise, relict of Mr. Wise, surrOr, Coftli:Tr• ag ef re tee tide y se'nnight, in Li ices. e..., zft...t. along i. , .. ;lA. 1.i041 . ±1-' w cis Hodson, of the Royal Ilarines, sot cf _.:c h". IA- -_ printer, of Cambridge: f.- i,ird wil 11, at Glasgow, in the e td Tire. cf her am h•-rY , Wee. 'of the late Captain John (oldie, .'..,-• • I M adsy senright, at iidinot.th, alter e ic:g ..:,: Wet , lan 39, Dr. James Clarke, late Ph-itici,..r. to :re 2i Od Mal, &c. Rd - .3 iday sennight, at the ele:rrge, Di.- ., ._ C. 7fd.;kinf, r, --. „„__ Da :9th )liar , after a severe ill ...sr cf •ight e•... z 4. -- - Br of the Rev. J. Smith, ,I. A. '. - ic a: •:.f 1icerr7,01.'7,..; an turday se'nnight, on board !he Sapylo brig. iya4 Henry Parker, l'sq. aped IS. 1 / 1 St.ralsur.d, Apt , : a, 1., ;! ;,:-.;-.-t-Ce-ern'.. r ol Enf',: e rec c . : Governer of Stralsund, retie was g': - .7 t-' c-'''.l, ..v za ...?. r ......„ tie of Sweden on his actesscon to the r-1:• •-•• ' a . .. Le King of Pr-ssia, as seized with .711. -L-c G to Stockholm, and died suddenly at Chnst..A...,tstiit 0„.., , esw 0 fear of his age. P re.Chri ctur eo S. , : re .kl:4, PreterZzry of Gutt er, Islam, and Vicar d PRICE OF STOCKS YEErit S. wSJA' 'X Lk Stock 26'2 India Benda PM tt , i'''' 'I 1.79 781} 79} ti :, 79ifi; t 1 er Ct. 97+, 961 i 97 'y10611051) tg ia Anus. '2 .2 0 .3 ! 7- 16th s Lat Pi k:DE:i kt t icti t ter h i ;.(l l: B 7 c : kt T a l'''ll y r i s i (A — i i‘ l ':c t e.:-\ t i1 . 1 1 8 7: " : 1 : 1 ._ a ti fi crid W. l l. l lTat At LONDON - - --.. S Aftensoa - 44 .----- elaSei rexplunlien. 12. MDD N .- : - P . P . dardp-U4.-. 0. 7 1 ,,, -- d s,y I a valt - 1i5z ,. ; 1 E .7-.'se. "1111eFir.Ei:lne.i:,:s"4.itriler7:43 . • • • I f r t