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

HIS 211:i5EsTrs BIRTH DAY Yetlerday his MAISSTY completed the fiaty-reventh year of his age. It is always with a peculiar and grate. ' ful fatisfaltion that we comtnernorate the fplendours of this annive:fary. They are n. t outward abet vifible figns only, but the teal heartfelt tribute or afre&ion from the molt dillinguithed part uf his r.la!k sr r's fub jets, who, upon this oecalion, truly reprelent and ex prels the feelings of the whole. During the morning all was buftle ; the hiv,her orders in preparing to pay their refpeas to their l'slay F STIES at Court, as well as great numbers of the people, to be gratified with the fight of the Nobility going thither. The Guards had new cloathing for the occation, as well as all the Royal fervants. The band of muficians on ditty at the Pa lace mounted guard in a Rate drefs. At one o'clock as many cannons as his Majclty is years of age, Were difcharged in St. James's Park ; at the fame time the guns were fired from the Tower What f. Soon after nine o'clock their Mat kSTIEs, the Pa Is- CiSSES, the Dukes of YORK, KENT SUSSS X, CU M• lERLAND, and Ca taint inc e, brealalled with their May ESTIFS at the Q 4 ieen's Houle. The Q2een's baud attended in the adjoiniog room. In the courfe of the morning the Ptincefs of Wat.!s, the Princes CII•RLoTTE, the Dike of GLoucssrta, and a number of perlor.s of dittinetion paid their re fpetls to their MAJESTIES. About half pall twelve o'clock their MAJESTIFS with the Prineefs. Caaa iorra of WALES, proceeded to the Palace. Soon after one o'clock his MAJESTY dined. After which the Royal Family • e7eiled at the Palace fOr the Drawing Room. The Plincefs CHARLOTTE of WALES went to the apartments of Lady CHARLOTrs FINCH is the Palace-Yard, and viewed the company going to Court from a window tia part four o'clock.. After dinner, Lis MAJESTY gave audiences to the Field Officers on duty. The Archl..ithop of Canter. bury, and the other Whops were introduced ; when the Archbifhop delive,cd an oration in Englifh, in congratulation of the return of the day. His MA. JRSTY returned a fhort anfwer. The Rev. Prelates then had an interview with Her MAJESTY, and the Archbifhop likewife delivered another congratula tory oration. The company began to arrive at the Palace loon after twelve o'clock, and they afrembled in the :nom adjoining the Drawing room, till it was completely filled, fo that it was with the greateft difficulty a paf- Cage could be formed for the Royal Family to the Drawing-room. About half part two o'clock his. MAJESTY entered the loom where the company were *trembled, drefred in the uniform of the Royal Hode Guards, and wearing the o:der of St. George. He was preceded in his way to the Drawing room in the ufual manner. As foun as the liusb, QUEEN, PRIN CESSES, and the Princefs of Watts, La entered the Drawing.room, the Occafinnal Ode which we in - (tried yetlerday, was performed. Such was the praline of the crowd, on entering the Drawing-room, that a young Lady fainted, and fell near her Majtrry ; but was immediately attended by Earl WESTMOR kLA ND and Eetl CAS&ILIS, by whole alliflance fhe wag happily recovered. The Drawing-room had all the . iitnior branches of the Royal Family; the Great Ofhcet sof State; Foreign Anthairadors and Mi ni flees, and a nunseruus CODCOUI re of Nobility and Genii y. Among the company prefent were— Their MAJISTIIII, the Prince of Wat.cs, Dates of YOIIIE, CLARIINCE, SUSSIEZ, CA1111•1100Z ' GLOU ; Princeffes Avous es, ELI;ABITH, Malty, SOPHIA, A31t1.111, Princefs of Waits, Duellefs of Vole, Prinecfs do rm,. of GLoucarrsa : and The Archbilhops of Canterbury, Dublin, and Tuani. The Lord Chancellor. The Chancellor of the Ptehequer. The Secretaries of St ate The I.nssl Chief Jolliest of the Courts Of King: Bench and Common Pleas ; Chief Baron of the Exchttimr ; the lodge of the Admiralty, Mafter of the Rolls Attorney and Solicitor Gene. real ; the Judge Advocate of Scotland ; and the King's Advocate. The Speaker ache Houfe of Commons. The Lord Mayor. Sheriffs. and Recorder. Anthaffallors--Turkilh, Impel Ruffian, Neapolitan, Heffian, janlinian, and Danilh. Prin. es--Caflitnir, I.ubomildki, and Calleteicala. Dukes—Gordon, Rutland, Snmerfet, and pe.to so r t, Ducheffes—Marlborough, Rutland, Leeds, Northumberland, Bedford, Dorfet, Beaufort, and Gordon. Marquiffes--Salifbury, Hertford, Ely, Thurnond. Waterford, Abercorn, Huntley, Blandford. and Bath. hiarchioneffes—flash,Hertford, Salifbury, Donegal, Blandford, Stafford, and Downiiiire. Earls—St. Vincent, Pembroke, Pomfret, Caridle, Aylesford, Uxbridge, Grofvettor, Bivers, Mount F.deecumbe, Chieheller, Fottefene, Talbot, Mansfield, liariugtnn, Effingham, Weltmeath Saudwich, Spineer, Malmlbury, St. Afaph, Temple, Berkeley, Macclesfield, Clarendon, hcarburousb , Chatham ,Bri fled, Banbury, Camden, Darlington, Paulet, Selkirk, Wellanoreland, Romney, Mountoorrit, Morton, Egretuont. Galloway, Cardigan, Lharlc biota, Macclesfield, Kinnoul, S rathniore, and Kingllon. • Countrffcs—Ayleibury, llehtitcr, road - cue, lialcarrw. Cam• den, Etre:, Grey, Maccle.field, Ab rdecn, Barrymore, Liverpool, Temple, Cavan, Eulliin, bruhl, Galloway, Wetmore. laud; Warwick, Harrington, Poi tad moon. Cardigan. Charlemoitt, Kew:rare, Wiuterton, llxbriJge, Ayles("rel, and at. Vincent. - • Vitcounts—e-Longueville, Sto, ford, Sislmenkli, liVitwora, Cat dereagh, Gusford, Hereford, bulk, Icy, and Duncan. Vilkuunteffes--Sida.zouth, Limerick, Calllc.Nagh, Galway* and Diaacanuon. Lorda.—Arden, Walftngham, Rodney, Minto,* Hawhefbury, liturowhy, Willoughby de Bruit. Roue, *dm, 11- din, Carrington, Baynlng, Sudley, St. Hume. Villiers, Grenville. iicathfic Id, hi'llooahl. Grand( y, Glenbervie, Hann:kis, Carleton, Maguire, Hawardike, ken/mire, North wick, Grimftonei Binning, Graotham, Braylou.k , Whitworth, Yowls, H. Clark, Lcuvaine, She Iffield. Radftue , Folk ft on e. M ulg rave, 1 . 11enhorougu, Boringdon, Browulow,Curzon. :Martin% Digby, Elliot, H. Flin ger aid, Garlic% Bolton, Saud..., Kirkwall, Kaye, Clonnw.ll, Chaste vine, Mhburton, and Southampton. Ladies—C a ll en d er 5 Thymic s, Cecil, Lambert , Tannvortft, Vernon. Hume, F. Ladies--Callender, RUlle, Ely, Banks, C. Villiers, Nunn wick. Trollope, C. Bellafyfe, Dalkeith, H. Fitzgerald, Sydney,Sud. ley. St. Hekes, Pawls. C Crawley, Burrel, Eliot, Bolton, P. Grey. E. Courtney, C. llurrowes, Lavington, Hale, L . :thou, Dae rc , fort, li. Flack, Whop, Alka , GkObervie, F. Holton. F. Borgefs, W. Conlon, Duwagar Kinglton, Lowther, Waehoulk, Vavaloar, Arden, Perth,Calthorpe, Somerton, Binning, Grantham, Colingdon, Tumalet own, &vale y, J. Dawkins, Munfoo, Metcalfe, Prercott, Price, klarrowby, Bruce, Smith / Douglas, Lygon. Botc h- rry, Coninhham, Bromley, Al Sutton, Carnptull, Rich. Viiiiers, Grey, Bruwaluw, E. Stanhope. Grenville, E. Courtney, James, Rigg,Blsclitvell, Ganes, Sheffield. M. Fordyce, eoomel. Peyton, Biowuley,Charleville,lsontin, Cole. E.ecale.andHoughton. N'cUs,liriftol,Hcrs.ford, Nurwielt, Ll:ichcf tcr, Ely, Durham, 1. analog, and Cloym. Baror4--Lcathc, Nokkca, and Hompckh. . . Baronefs Nulckeil. Sirs—J. Cillendtr, C. Oilmen*, R. Peek, A. Hume, S. Smith, F. Wells, A. hilacsluil4l.l. W. Grata, Musufickl, G. I..olgtou. 'f. M. Sutton, F. klartwal. A. Grout. U. Toppi, W. Fairi.iz, R. G. thou, W. Stirling, J. Seracey, J. Shelly, G. Nept.in, C. Crauford, W. Scott, J. Hipp& y, T. Metcalfe, W. Ruth, B. Wig fun, J. 13. Bursas, J. Earner, C. Price. H. Pitcher. d. CottereU, J. Orde, T. Tri s ge, J. Hart, R. Curti.. M. Fleming. R. R. y, C. Rain:yl.lc, H. P. ytoi., W. Y.sing, J. Crawfur.:, W. Weird. and J. Furl. Adc au4 Marlbaft. Centrals---Moneliffe, Calvert. Manner,, Carleton. Atabin, But Erikinc, Phipps, Balfour, GUI, Wilford, blattlefri, &Instils Schofield, and Bowater. ' . • • • • Colonels--.langficht, Hitnage, Wainwright, Deltireir. Jenkto flin, Stephens, Beaumont, liuteninfon. Howard, dialer. Orboldi. Adams, Rots, Allen. Sami. ffon, Manntngham, Woftey, Frazer, Ad • Sutton, Carel , Langton I Ipton, Coventry, Fry; Fitzgerald, Whet!- Wright, COz, and Longlitld. Majors—Curtis., Stratton, filly, Rawlinfon, Chipley, Allan, Chriltie and Blagram. Captains—Grey, Greig, Gold, Boys, Homer, Gowland, Rey nolds, Wolley. Biretta, I asithert, Burnett, Eike, Cooke, Stan hope, Upton, Ifi'esod, Bradvl Guyat, R. N. Baterhan, R. N. Shaf /oe, Paget, Cinch, Peter„ liowden, Humphries, Roberts, Shipley, Raigen.field,Raye, Baker. Ihiuglas /Sine, 13ligh, and Page. I)rt — Rey nuiels. Knott. Ileberd:n and Jones. Meirrs.—Rtv. Butler, Windham, M. Pitt, Bond, Pierrepoint, Wynne,. G. Langton, Pitt,Courtney, Goulding Milner, Sh aw l.e feyre, Hobhoufe, Palmer, Shaw, Flower, Herbert, Ainfley, Rigby, Scott, Nefbitt, HerVey, PereltaitL Tbirtuilitrid, Abbott, W. Pitt, Poole, Howard, Silveiter, Fretanantle, Bedingfield, Percival, Pel ham, Cartwright, Methuen, Stuck, H. Addington, Jolliffe, Long, Ward, Rider, Wettri.loyd. Scott, Blackburn, Watfun, Vanfittart, Baker, Free, Smith, A. t,taithope, Penn, Wilton, Banks, Laurel, Makolin, hlzgg.ins, H. Williams, .St. John, Adam, Knowles, Mainwaring, Egerton, Neville, D. Shallot, Hammett, Greenfield, Curtis, Knox, Fergtifon, Guincy, Pelham, Rest, Cow land, Chapman, R Ward, Littleton, Bennett, Hew. Caning Agar, Jones, Maul,. Ogilvy Hemet, Cherwynd, N. Vanllttart, Fotteftue, urges, Webber. 'Talbot, Nat Tau, ‘Vinter, Dutton, Fo/ghani, Craw = turd, Ward, Wright, Iturrowes, and Madden. Millrefles—M. Pitt, Freematitle, Thellufron, Heberden, 0011.1- Skinner. Manners. Howard, Rigby, D. Grave:or, Dudley North, Imhoff, Methuen, Ryder, Addington, Vernon, Guwland, C. Cotton, Laurel, L. los, Hale, Fane, Stewart, Cornwallis, B. Paged, Villiers, Dutton, Shipton, C. White, Abbot, Blackburn, .Thoinpfon, Chetwyod; Blackman, Gore Langton, Yates, Mal. calm, Montague, Fitzhugh,Langton.Bathurft, Stanhope, G. Strut. I tun, Macdonald, NalTati, Nevi.te, Woad, Page, Burrowes, and Knox. Miffes--Fgetton, Banks, three Percy., Eliot, G. Pethatn, Dc Hannay, Abdy. Atliburnhant, Perle, Cisßogdan, lrbys, Blackburn, Borcawen, Lecfun, Cull, Lornwatus, L. Gower, North, two Dou glas's, Macdonald, faze, Rich, Prince. Bofton, Neville, James, Sikes, South, Macleod, Hungerford, Golfe, Burton, two Ntlights, two Eliots, and Lake. Among the prefentations'were— Captains Roberts and Humphries ; Mils Ram ; Lord and Lady Cliarleuftle Bontein; Lady Mary A. Brown; Lady Smith ; the Hon. Mitt F. Monckton ; Mrs. George Stratton, Mrs. Scat; the Bithop of Norwich ; Mrs. Bathurit; Mifs Prince, ISCrs Men nel ; Mr. Surges; Sir Henry Peyton and Lady; Lord and Lady Clunmell ; Lady Eldon and MA Scutt ; Mifs Duna; Major Blagram. The Duke and Duchefs of 'Volta went in Rate to Court, about half pall three o'clock, but the Ditchers was not able to bear the fatigues of the Drawing. Room, and returned home in the courfe of half an hour. The Drawing-room was more throrged on this oc cation than has been rerbeinhered fcsr the laft forty years; many Lndics 'wady fainted. The hincefs of WaLls wore a Miniature of his MAJILTY, let with diamonds, with a crown at top. Ac many of the Gentlemen as are entitled to wear the new Windfor uniform, appeared in it. The Royal. l'amitv did not leave the Drawing. room till pall fix o'clock, and the company had not left the It:ace t 11 confiderably pal! (even. In the evening their Majsmas had a very nume rous party at the (teen's Houle to a Concert and cards. The Concert was under the diration of Sir %V. PARSONS. It commenced with the overture to )iher. The piincipal fingers were Madam Filmic:lt, Mifs T est N• N T, Mr. VA VC MAN, and Mr. BA ILTLE Kati. Several inftrumental pieces were performed. A great variety of refrefisments were ferved up. Among the company at the Concert at the (teen's Houle were— Dukess—s omer ce smi gorthanthertand. Durban—Marlborough Montrofe. Leeds, and Gordon. Eark--Carturvon, Caniertagh, Stanhope, Chatham Bray. brook, Lirmrick, sandwich, Paula, BuckinghaMessre, ;ad De - b: idge. Counts cs—Macclnfield Camden, and Powit. Vireount Stoptord. hl'arqu in:vs.—Nth Salifbury. and Lanklawn. Lords--Harrowby, Ayleirord, Carleton, (lknliervie, Chiehrt ter Falmouth, Arden, Aberdeen, Douglas, CiOlodeu, Rivers, Sts Soriky, H. Stewart, Grey, Lowther, Rodney, %Willough by de Broke, Griniftone, Wet:two:eh, Elliot, Mulgrave, Whit worth, Ratlitock, Boringdon, and Villiers. Ladicie—Grufvenor. Kingltone, A. Cumberland, Lowther, Ef fingham. Langford, Pole, Harlord, Dowager I ady Mies ,M. Ben noels, Towtilhend, C. Stanhope, Eoringdoo, Caltisorp, Button, Garlic*. Fullerton, o.Thyntie, hire: , Beveiiey, C. Danner. h:elLeurs—Howard, Pitt, Paget, and Ddbrow. NlSltrares—Drax Grofvenor, Cole, and Poole.--Mire Fitzroy. Cacierals--St. John, Matthews, De Bude, and Macleod. Agreeably to the ufu.ll etiquette. moil of the Gt binet gave dinners in commemoration 01 the day. The different Ambatiltdors, and Come dill tingtnined Foreigners, were entertained by Lord Mutnitave. Lord HAWKISRURY had alto a very large party, ennfitting of Tome of the principal Mem. hers of both Hooks, the Lotto MAYOR, and Sheriffs SCHOLEY and DOMYILLE. LADIES' DAMES. • The Qiititc—A Petticoat and Train of light green and River farfcnet, with draperies of real black lace very rich and beautitul, ornamented with a 'pri;Enflon of emeralds and diamonds in a va riety of devices, with Myer cord, tall is arid o:her ornaments. The tout enfemiiie had a moll noble appearance. Ilea• MaJelly era wore a Mantle of the fame green awl lilver fattener, trinnucil with fine black lice. Frilled& of WALEP-Nuthi;ig could furpaf. the elegance which her itoyal Highnefs difnl..yed—the drelr had die appearance of au entire mars of !dyer. The Petticoat was of rich Miter tiffue, cm broidered at bottom in a omit byre,. manner, with high rallied Red (tars, crefecnts, &c. which formal an entire new border from any thing of the kind ever vet Peen—at the bottom of the embroidery was a magnificent flyer (ring:. The . I . rain, which had a very beautiful dial, was eompafed of the fame as the pet ticoat, with the fame embroidery and hinge. The whole had a very Riiking appearance, being fo well calculated for the feafon and occafion. A rich embroidered Band round the wage of po ll:ha Steel, Hcad-drefs control - L.l of diamonds and oltrich feathers. Thc Prineefs Anvers r* , —.A white and fiver farfenet Petticoat with draperies of white and Meer. together with *cry rich ono-. meets of idea foil, and bunches of large flier flowers, elegant filter cords and talfels. The body and train alto of white and fd vex farfenet, with a Pointed rich filets fringe. Prince& Et i z asern—A magnificent Deets of amber crape fniserhly embroidered with flyer—the ground work of the Petti coat richly fpangled in (tripes, the crufsway with hirer rings. The Draperies on the right Me molt taltefully embroidered in bunches of grapes, with the tendrils of the vine in Elver bouillon, richly inferfPlifed ail over—the edge embroidered in feollops of rings at ' a fmall el:fiance, and, as a relief to a nutty border of flyer foil which computed this JUMP and ftriking part of her Highnefes drefs, two (mailer Draperies, beautifully embroidered with bor ders of Venetian chains to correfpood with the butt...in; the whole trimmed with a profusion of broad black lace, and looped up with elegant hirer curds and talk's. 'Phis truly fuperb and elegant deers difplayed the novel tette and Rile that is ever rentarkahle in her Royal Highnefs. Train, amber and fiver thine trimmed with broad fever fringe and point lace. Head-drefs was particularly admired for its fplendid appearance—it was a turban cap of amber colour crape, ninft fuperbly embroidered and fpangled with Liver, with a plume of It beautiful amber colouroftrich feathers. PfiliClSl MA Ily-•-•The LIMP 111Priutefs Elizabeth in white crape and filter, without the lace. Train, rural purple and flyer !Me. Plialccrs SOPHIA—A Petticoat of puce-coloured erapr, richly embroidered with River Algcrine rings, forming a quadruple Mo- Calque...on the left fide was a Myer net covered with a glower of fp..ngles ; the Draperies acre drawn up with .large wreaths and i i group.* of poupone rotes and Spaniel Jetta:nine. The tout crams * Of ;Mg 4141114* mod (*sad apd tafteful appearance. dere4 Prine si er kh s A fi dt ive t r tez v A ri P v ;t ri i ng ,:eat i. rf ric w o hite , an dli bp p li e or , ti e c d hl o y em ftri b pui rot- pett C it o oo un i t . e . rs of_Vl mtwieawbA lilac robe, with a white and filer. /Wptrb , formffil.ea antique Egyptian drawing, with a Alva fringi at the , Camels- H of t:ll d tiderVegg fi r Are.r ot . PeePk wh fro it w e n a i n te d ire ot n: er ed en vit: pe er:: botenni, forming a trandylte, entirely covered with talc's. Dem- lace Uhl ur ail te with ble drapery of white crape iiehly,eintaroidered with filth" wheat s Quintets o f Kuwait coo. alto d r/ muse? with large ;temps et fitter wh w ei it t h ear 4 s. richly enibmids fdver chains. 'Body and train of yelloc. • het n the draperies were filled up C•CR reo tietta an t, d w r h aft h enos Tuh up ith w d i r t a h etries de- yellow tapes riChnethovacwerinof ulcer . • • i a ppeared C if Rowel. illt•licad elects. ornamented with' a preefuLun of &unfit:tin flats altogether crinffitutiag the richett and molt beautifial crape to corrcfpond t with Beeves elegantly embroidered ' • Tort; - ,Ir e f, in yttuth the Pnnecii eves at ourt. Her iha molt magnificent plume of diamonds in the front, andie embroidered with gold. Highnefs'e head-drefs was a fuperh plume of white oltrich feathers Countefs de Bann t.--A dike craperebe; petticoat very rieb's sited all of apple green crape, fervid draperies, with a unique etr bawntileau nraliamonds to encircle the hair. Necklace and Bar-ring.; Woman& Situates—ln a molt elegant and novel deers, foe alto of the (nett brilliant diamonds. p L p O e ll a C r an t $ c T e R IL;S , h D i t re Dre l l r a arf a en t tra ct of the fame, coltly beads fulpetecku from a point of the fault on. bruldereei border of 'famine and goild beads, an Minter:re cord aft! the left, illd fupporting a drapery or. the right ; train and armlets et ;e d tti Pare coat ic wl: ll 4 embroidered net Drapery, richly fpangiud with .null (prigs not P ic r e in f e r e o r m s Sn its r b o r t i a lli o a f n - t G a embroidered i n fame, Egyptian harder tn cotrefVcal. Head. fatefully fattened with a beautiful wreath of pink flowers. Train s ; drefa a hiperb plume of bronze feathers, and a proteficei of dia. white and filver tiffue trimmed with a very handfome broad biter fringe. Sleeves and front to corrapond with the Drapery. Head- m o ods . Evening elvers fur the Cbeen's Hate, a very raperb Turk . , ra . s. diets, diamonds and feathers. • .. • wee u Vl:counter. Somme-row—Crape coat, in tripe{, the front 4 Prinacts CA, r mance La .=Petticoat of yellow crape richly em- which reverenced the weeping willow, in liver and nett bugle. ; hroidered ht aver draperies of beautiful white lace and yellow : • (t " IL bottom of do , coat a running patters of mom , flowers, in the rn crape, oaluented with rich thick filter monk. in feftonns.`, having' centre lade one. 800 'y and, [ rain white poplin, trammed to cue. an elegant and pieturerque appearance; th e b o tto m o f theasatti- refpond. Pocket holes andialf Beeves imperial handkerchief coat a fuperb border, a quarter diwp of embroidery in diamonds. . , Head-deeft bandeau of dia.monds and leathern Train, yellow craps and ulcer, trimmed to correrpood with the '" ‘, ~, V LleettntlAW LN revoRTIII...A white crape petticoat, nearly co. tirefir. . venal with finer; the bender of petticoat and drapery fuperbly Ditchers of ROT tnnn.—A white erappetticoat; with ricledra-. , embroidered in Giver.; Her Ladythip wore a lace train, elegantly pen 'es o f emhoffed filter, looped up with finer chain and talk's: , trimmed with filter and point lace. body and train of filter tiffue. . . VACOUSACCI Dt/ NCR N non—A purple drefs; covered with End- Duelers of G•a Do o—A deers of ethite crape, ornamented with lets lace, :iv& ornamented with diamonds filter rope and taffeta; robe of finer tiffuc ; bead.drefs,.telh:icrs . ,Viraentera Newel ce-Arrekgant Itraw-eoloured farrnet pcf i.. and diamo n ds .. - . •eoM, drawn up,infettoonsin.mfuperror gale, looped with co r d s Duette(' of Leans:-.IA white tape deers, .einbroideredwith fir: awl -tatels, ornamented at the Wawa with a filk fringe main to ver draperies, tamest:4 with brosetrpingted Oct. and Ornamerstedi gurru rp o pd, .. •. . . . with ameba., °Haney boaters with variegated teat,. • Traic, White Vitcounte. dinatourn was attired in a dove•coloured Cana and Giver, petticoat, with a molt elegant lace drapery, and fill tairels to cue. Duehers of MAR LIIORIROOR-.A - green fartenet drefit, corere-4, refpond ; train dove.colonred farfnet, trimmed with lace. with crape, richly embroidered with Meer. - • Vitoninters S —Purple and filter filk gown and petti- Duchers of Dowser—Petticoat molt btautiftilly embroidered in • coat, trimmed with liver triage. Myer, with fuperb border, and ground of white . ratio, in vibe . The Hun. Lady Dar Samoan Sanest appeared elegantly deeded leaves. Train, an elegant filter chambray. • , i[n White and finer ; the petticoat ornamented with drapery of • Duchefs of Nem - rause — Petticoat of serer , - apprire': rich embroidered Liver net, bordered with Vandyke fringe and crape. The drapery fettootied and ornamented with beautiful ar- liver taffeta, rich spangled !trap% lined with ftraw.colour, onsa diktat lartwa pine apples. • Tunic of green crape to correfpond. utented the kit fide of the petticoat, the border beautifully ran i/ocher* of M A NC•liStlß—Who appeared at Court after a sled, and lined with ftraw-colour, enriched with broad Liver fringe long abtence—was dreffed entirely in white, which is the etiquette a nd taffeta; train white and hirer ; pure Beeves, richly (paneled a thole octafions ; her Grace's drefs was compOred of white crape t o ear a e r poi „L over a rich white Gain, the crape drawn up ill elegant draperies Lady ilAea wk tt.e-Baily and train of white farrnef, onsamtn which were tied up with the foe gloves, 'and every other yarn of led with Giver tpangles ; petticoat White crape, with a drapery the deers was bandfomely ornamented with the fame Bower; the over of Liver net, In Stripes acrofs, trimmed with taftel fringe, and rube of white crape, fully trimmed with fine blond, and blond drawn up with cords and taffas of Myer. net; head drefs fix white oltrich feathers, and a profufion of die- Lady PIT TON —A very rich white and Giver di es. 0 moods. Her Grace was of the party at the %teen's Houle in the Lady Sorsa* Peotare wore a fuperb deers of white crape, evening, and wore a molt elegant dreta, the train of which was ipatsgled with filver,tattefelly ornamented with white and (liver . muffin, worked In beautiful lit 'poi of green and gold, the bottom, Wiles. The arardca fdtoooed " it favor tams amid you min oldie drdi trimmed with gold, and rich gold Owns, gold cord watelatinatriturned with Giver. and taffeta round the waif!, the packet h u h,, and every part of. 'Lady_ Caliou or Damaa—Body and train of topaz* and diver - the drefs handfomely trimmed to corre f pond. drew Petticoat of the fame, drawn up with finer coed and talL•ls. . The Ditchers of Dior° ae—A mod fuperb 13ruffels lace pent I.aily Ceases-olio—Body and train of yellow crape,-petticoat tat, drasst tar In elegant draperies, and tied with branches of of the fame, ornamented with white ribbon. blue and *bite lilies; a (al folded 'eras the top of the petticoat., Lady Roe M.—Penitent of fprigged potent-net, drawn over a and tied up on the right fide with idea t the f.l!, richly trimmed on ' pale pi n k Ware, and onsamenvd with peal beads. each fide, and round floe rareness wit'. the fludt point lace; a che. • Two Ladies liov a tasa-Trains of white falba; body and Beeves rata- darize of lilac crape round the bottom of the petticoat, and at finer tiffue, trimmed with a narrow *lath of Portugal weed. the pocket holes; the tube of lilac crape, trimmed all round with ' petticoat Liver finite, ornamented with bacchant Portugal weed, fine hummer point, and the body of the dref , entirely computed of, sa d d ew " up w i t h cur d an d , A 1.,. the fame lace, and diamond epaulets; headolrets formed of three L4aly RADVTOOK—Petticoat white fattn,withatent netarOwn lilac fathers, With a mat fplendid difplay of ,j; we 4. Her Grace os.; it, and drawn up catteaully in fellow* led ernsupented-with was aeccompauied by her filler. limes ut gauze ribbon. .. . The Marchionefs or Halt i Ruin was moll fleardeienlly - dreffed . Lady E.l.lol—Budy and train of 'purple fa:fat, tainted with in lilac er.pe, embroidered in triple drapery of the mutt cequifite Mae; .winte'crape petticoat, richly (paneled; a drapery. of Mew wra t h, fattened up with elegant runlet and furninnotsitAtcht. Rupi gauge, elegantly latmed up in fatouna. With charm of Wield/et of lilac crape, ruperhly embrokkied, to correfpood. Hea4lirCfS . 2 CO . le, anA)eandfume bunches of corn flowers, to correfpatuith of diamonds and hftricb feathers. - The train. • ..:...: The'Matellionets of Seas roan- 1 -A drefs of ' amber-coloured [ l ady cz.clato Fertnonoto--A dies sof white crape, richly crape, cmhofted in rich waves and wreaths of Steer; body - inat , r tinlitalred in War and cob : oral foils ; .the drapery feitooned with train clamber, anbored with finer and trimmed' with po i nt. _chain and etpreads tfffihres. Robe to correfpond. • - ' '.- The Marchionefs of Tauseciate—Vibite crape -coat, aibroider-- ' ' -Ladi,,,Otiritc "Ficataa autan— Hie fame-as her fiftees, Lady ed molt cutioufly with the wings of real itullt aka and filenell . on t itceilia •Utagerald. •. - . .. • . white (atilt in wafts, in perpendicular dillies, aged with filter; r Lady livNar Etyrcradei.D—,l white COW drelii, embroidered the whole covered over with alter' fpnts of three. Pocket-holes w i t h fp u rp auit i eu , • , of the turban kind, ornamented with green and diver iluirera— r • Lai MART•FOJaiIIAAiA leer: of white crape, en:brads- Coat trimmed with green antalyer. Wily white traps ornament red with Giver, ornamented with chains of filver and - yellow cd with Giver. Train gwen. Half-fleete drawn up with loops illoWeil. Kate of yellow crape: - of brilliaute Diamond bracelets. Headdrets Grecian, with ilia- Lady Castilian Sum —A white crape petticoat, trimmed mond bandeaus and feathers ; brilliant necklace and car , rinfa• with blond lace and ribbon Draperies ofi white cape, harmed Marchioncfs of Towssusan—A very tich..whige 'and diver with heads; and trinnsucirwith French blond lace, half a yard in deers, trimmed with lace, and ornamented with lilac. - 'depth ; train amber c o loured ca p e , trimmed with white Latin Marchioncfs of Ssensua v....A draw coloured.diefa corned and beads. The dyers wa4 , ,drawn up with rows of large beads, with lace, and ornanacuted with Meer. Head-drefs a turban tiara of Whit/ crape, (potted with beads, sal Marehlonefs of Down sktig-7Stbrer g ' use petticoat, with dra- . a wreath of nine feithers. The bead drefs was eskhed with a Pei, of bright yellow crape, heightened with an applique of prim- tad! tot difiday of ' j..-wels. ' • - rota in velvet, and hunches of the Tame. 'lrani filter gauze, with Lady Hinsortaa I..sailitar--4'he Same as her fitter. rich border of primrufes. . • . I. 'Lady HORaisT Most imani•A'irik erape deers ornamented Countds De FRONT—An elegant duds or white crape and rat- witis-1 pmfufion of hada per, with draperies of lilac teed Watt, rich cord, ad taffeta.— L . .dy B. LINDSAY—A Drg(s of white Crape richly embotred in Train, lilac and finer. . - • Meer 'gnaw:lke velvet. Rohe trimmed with filter and blond. ' Counters of 13 —A late coloured craps trimmed with - Lady ANN Li mniae—A Dtela the fame as her faces, Lady handfnme broad blond. Train of the fame. - ' E. - Liddray: ' The Counters of -Enrroa—A white crape .petticoat covered Lady GRRY—A Deers of (ate crape embroidered with' Odd, with bugles, with rich draperies looped up with Roman chain fdt ounc d w i tf i g o ld rope,and alias. . , • " made of pearls ; the border of the petticoat was licatatirolly cm- - Lady Gina/rate a DreG was fimple, elegant and rich. b -ft bmfdered with bugles and pearls, intermixed with white fain Aker of white crape, with an whbroidery.of Giver, lightly; but kares. The train wat of blue farkinet, trimmed with pearls and taftefully, dirpofed. The patteimerhich wascompo(ed or [panties fine pokt lace. He-3441mi' a white crape turban bandeau covered and various peat!, confided of. honeyruddes, interwoven with with filter, and a lame of Inc white oitrich feathers. elks and other ornaments, and formed a drapery on a white lilt The Conned's CARDIGAN—Crap: coat covered over with Glyn' petticoat, richly fringed with Liver. The body of the drefawas of (pansies iu thell-work,with the flail crape entirety over; between the fame pattern. on a (mailer kale, and of omit beautintl embroi each awn royal purple roll (prig anhotkd with white : at the hot- dery% and was fetter din (rout with filets' cordage, and large taffies tom a grand running pattern of the palfion dower in purple foil, of the fame, which. confiiiing a part of the drapery that huts intermixed with filar foiL Tbc Intperial handkerchief at the down on the right fide, so pour, gave as ezquifite finifla to the pocket-holes. Imperial half Reeve of lace. Body and train white w hol e , crape, trimmed with purple foil to currefpood. Lady FRANCE{ Soutcaary-eA blue crape petticoat. with dra. Counters Dowager Sir row—A white Crape pettiebat Ilimmod perks and fakes of ditto, elegantly &tithed with wreaths of white. with lace. Draperies of the fame. ornamented with cords and wild rules. A. blue train, unlamented with ditto. Head-fink of tands. White train. Had-drefs, diamonds and feathers. .. blue fathers and diamonds. The Counters of Came civic te—A prermtation dicta of white Lady Matta i'A;:tal was prefented in a drefs the tune as her crave, Etrukan border, and rich motainue in Giver. Draperies of &tees, white crape, richly eni;truld. , wl withthe real tit ; .-____ 'I his d cfs wee enriched with Liver reuleaux and large caffein— namented with wreaths of lilac flowers and lilac crape. Train Train, white Garnet, trimmed with deep aaudyke of Giver an • trammed with dowers to currefpund with the petticoat, which had laroidcry. liead-drefs, turban tiara, enriched with jewels, and a very elegant a.Trarance. ornamented with five feathers. tatty Lavoie row wore a white crape petticoat ; richly fpangied . • Counter, of Hamiro eta--A petticoat and drapery of strhite crape, purple crape rub...-, fpangled and trimmed with filter. richly appliqued with filter, elated with an elegant embroidered • Lady b oa c g LiT aa—White crape petticoat, trimmed with border over pale yap*, and tdanased with deep Weer fringe...-. blond. bathes of yellow crape, richly *WI/Med and embroidered to crufs.. Lady Gary: t —Vilfte era*: petticoat with lilac dr p ry, richly The drapery and petticoat fattened up in fundry places with rich . (paneled With Inver, and taftened up with cords -and tads; trim elver cord and-tack. )'rain. white crape, ornamented with pale mangy of pant.. Tian, :nac•Eittreil :Serena trimined with Alva. yellow and Myer. Body and neetes of rich diver net,and hammer Heacii•drefe,white ottrich leathers and diamonds point. ' Lady WAWA N 0111AblDfRia Of white crape, covered with dra- The Counters of Posts, or s+ in a molt decant drift of yellow perfe..of white lace, and ornamented with Silk turban ala Trrque, crape, trimmed with the Ludt lace, aaid fattened with chains of 11th cowls and taints. Train. white crepe mar Idly ornamented pearls. Robe to correfpond, elegantly trimmed with Lice. Head , with ribbon, trimmed with broad law lace Beeves, &c. dress of diamond, and a plume of feathers. Lady licrros—A lilac crape deers with draperies of white lace, Counters uITA Limy —A dies ut itraw-colourcil crape emboffed ornamented with litter tutu), curds and hatch. Train, lilac crape with filter. Draperies of Liver net, feltoutied with Silver chain and filter. and taffeta. Rohe the awe, richly trimmed.with point. • }lead- Lady lin ows tow —Dreirs of zephyr blue trimmed with broad drefa, ftrawc.ilimeed feather* and di meads blackiace and white beads. Bead LAW.. Counters of Kt aorrom-s-A drefs uf white crape, richly cntbroi- Lady Youreii—A white crape drat elegantly amply, mama. dead with Giver fpangles in [tripes and Wives, Robe of garter and mated with ribbon, Mk curd, and hmichee of .m 11411.11:: ilawt ri faver tiffuc. trimmed with point lace. Train , pale blue and white lauded farfenit, ;rimmed to twit:T. - fel Counters or lam Laic it—A drefs of yellow crape, ornamented with iim,•,l,a, with pearl beady and blond. Rube of yellow crape, trimmed with Dowager Lady De Cs:Yemen—A green robe, with a very tie.i ldolid. white and Inver i etticoat. . . Counters of BALCARRRIIAIiIiC cnipe dre I, richly embodied Lady ELIZ A Skill, anti Lady CAROLINA. and Lady Aunts, i A in wreaths of Dior ; the d ra p e y lo o ped up with c h a i r ,. o r (dyer Git eva.r.e—Whice and Alta eircifee, i.letapiented aiike, wise and bullion taffeta. Rube of lilac farnict, trimmed with Liver and' draw cobalt, cal ff,wera. point late. lady FIARIALI TORR.:SARNO—A white crape drel., urea- Councils of Te sit et x..—A. white crape head-drefs, fupertity cm- mental with wee-Atha of llawern broideeed in points of filter, faßetied up with Liver • chaina.— Lady GEORGIANA CRO4I.—A Itraw coloured drets, trimmed Head dreG feathers and diamonds. with lace and green dowers. . ' - Counters of Dee aluoa--A white crape petticoat. (Paneled Lady 4...ittis, nacauta.—A pink ewe, with a whit; and Clear with Liver, and a bori:er of Liver risks, ornaimilt‘d with but PCttic o2 te blond. Lady ' Wonanousa—Blue crape deers with lilac Drape-nets Counters of PeNINIONIC P urple crape petticoat, ornamented which looked very funplo and elegant. with a Tufcan and Vandyke border, rich fpaugled drapery; train Lady A/AOT ANN DAS/WAX was molt elegantly &tired in a ear* cur, richly (wangled. . white crape petticoat, richly embroidered, with a beautiful eat. Commas of PAtit.e-rr wore a very elegant petticoat of white broidered drapery of Mac crape, fe :.tanned wit:{ tibia :11.5i113. .Ic.un crape, tpangled with Liver; draperies cati n teilly reftuoncal with lila and body ut lilac crape to currefpial. err robea and tafilA s ; 1,1 9 g y ar f ute tra m ; beautifully trimmed with lady Cti:s.‘ Cues ez HOWAROsssPcitiCOal pink crape. drawn up Liver and lace. 1. in teftuuns with apple bluffness*. Conine:** Gaeta einia—A very rich Liver drefs, ornamented Lady ELIZAZITA PA4.Y.—.I drsi: of white crape, with drapery with an cleptit biadcr tunnel di: petticoat and draperies. ~ ist gold and Weer tifftic lednotied whir bullion rope and tatiels, Le/linters of Cuisisaata—A pale piek rube; rctu:oat very and unammented with et ' maths of fiNW4CI • PAN ti rich titrac to gaudy eutlitu'alcrc.: .sitli Mee r and pink gotten. elitrafpood. Head.drets, Lather, and itia;nonsit. • LBO' t pidirta nit ftathyta • Lady C Beitifh be Lady ixdrad 4t I and etrwr. and chain' L.dy B farfenre. dreg feati Lady I' and fibu hi* bee, rich fibre pettlfetat. Lady F. vet ',Oki pain. T Four I mien fupe and hunel Mir fame Lady 1 richly cm darts for which wa with an Towad tbc Lady ( formed 0 canbruide intique. Lame. 1 I ady by Lady faun, wi ries°, tt, cord and refpond, sick czobt Lady 1 beads a' Lady I grand ni round a t with lark the tame in a di& gold tan; (prigs. A nal halt fringe. Lady, ui the w gold sal Dales as Lady laurel la each bag alts, hes ins, wills a wave 4 foren,en and Ti feathers Their MAJZITIEIL th , CLARENCE. Kt NT, CUUI 1 AULLIA Prince!. of W mu/ of Gaoucarral : The Archbilhops of Ca The Lord Chancellor. The Chancellor of the The Secretaries of Stan The Lot 41 Chief Juftice Common Plea. ; 13 the Admiralty, Mafter of the Judge Advocate The Spraka of the Hot The Lord Mayor, Shari Ambaffadors—Turkilh, • aanlinian, and Danifh. Prin. es--Cafthuir, I.ulv Dukes—Gordon, Rutlat • Duette ffe.--Marlboroug Bedford, Dorfct, Beaufort, Margedles--Salifliory, Abercorn, Huntley, Bland I% larchioncllcs—lias h I Stafford, acd Downiiiire. Earls—St. Vincent, Pe Uxbridge, Grufvethar, ki Fortefear, Talbot, Manshe Saudwich, Spencer, Man Macclesfield, Clarendon, St Camden, Darlington, Pau Mountitrrie, Mutton, Eg moot, Macclesfield, Kinnot • Counteffes.—Ayklbury, den, Eifel, Grey, Maccle.fi Liverpool, Temple, Cavan, laud: Warwick, Harrington Kenmare, Wiutertou, Dahl • Vifettuntra•Longueville, tlereagh, Gusford, Hereford Vikuunteffe.--Sidaaouth DUOCUIUOIL Lords--Arden, Walfingl Samaria:, Harrovity, Wil din, Carrington, Baynhig, Grenville, Heath& hi, M• 1.14 Carleton, Maguire, Halyard • Binning, Grantham, Brayhi Lc imaine. Sheffield, Ridftue Boringdon, Browulow, Cue gerald, Garlic., Bolton, Soul vine, Athburcon, and Sondes . 4 Ladies—Callender, 3 11 t Vernew,Hume, F. Pratt, R , wick. Trollop; C. Bellatyfe, ky. be. Hekn's, Powis. C I P. Grey. E. Courtney, C. Deere, Holt, H. Finch, blip Burgefs, W. Gordon, Duwa Vim-dour, Arderi, Perth,Calt Colingdon,Templetown,Bv Prekott, Price, llarrowby,J rry, Conini,ham, Bromley Grey, Bruwulow, Stauh Rigg,Bl.ckwell, Garlic., Sh A.l3luwuley,eharkvile Bithop.--Batla and Well., ter, tly, Durham, London, a Barons--Lenthe, Nokkas Baronet. Nolcken. Sirs—J. Callender, G. 011)1 Well., A. Itilacelunakl, W. G Sutton, F. Hartwell, A. Gnu W. t molt, Stirling, J. Riddell Cranford, W. Scott, I. Hipp' fun J. B. Burgefs J. Earner, 4 . ; Ordr. T. Tritzge, J. Hart, B. 4 Rerke,i.y, C. 11.1111:ykle, H. 1 nisard. and J, Ford. AtlL.Lia....ltollopc and S MU trim' airt I arLf• 11. vm ttrui4 lid