Star. — London, England, 1808-06-06 00:00:00

T di;tineuislied honour. The cent!: dear Oft's! Grand Council Chamber was thrown upen, on iier MAJESTY T. etiefegfc.Citlartkie , C. re ir Platc(T;nGe.nHt illlialtillim,Ja.nD, Lo,usiltasag,oNti•iv. 1 I. Sibbaid,n. Burrard, W. Fitazer, W. Rush, J. Hall, V. Gi x bbs, approaching near it, the room having; been kept empty to preserve it cool, by order of the Lotto Stewart, T. Leonard, W. Abdy, F. Willis. tarn, Ne.iLiuckenfield, C. Colleen, l. Cutterell, I. Errol, C. milton, knight, and Gardner. CIiANIEERLAIN ;it was shut again to prevent ton great Ansti R A Ls-Harvey, Coffin, Holloway, Palmer, Gould, Ha- His Mate - ere completed his repen!idi year on Sa- a I assure of the company upon her MAJLsry, which Gain:PACs-Burton Neeclho•tit, Berne, Fitzpatrick, Loftus, tttrday ; t rod we are happy to find that he most h.is frequently been the case at a crowded Drawing- Fox, Leslie, Manners, ' Finch, Stanwix, Victor, Campbell, Ste. excellent health and ' .spirits, of which he gave great• rocm. Soon after her MAJE.STY entered the room, yens, Pennington, Cotton, Harrinetun, Hope, Browr.rlgg, Win- PRINCESS AMELIA. arltott, • Thornton, Harris, Lyma, Beirrard, precis on Saturday oldie Bishops Of C__ _waren and SA- and had taken her station as usual, with her back yard, Tarlton, C LieStatY, several dignified clergy, and a select party against the marble slab between the second and third Churchill, M‘Leosi. Milner, I.awane, Neuron, Con . eve Fa- A.white satin petticoat, richly embroidered well ree oe es of personages of distinction, who , admitted to windows, the Earl MORTON held up her MAJESTY'S don, Davie, Watson, Barrington, Crawietrel, Cameron, Bloom- embroidery ; .the draperies uu the kit side of mei Auld tine, field, Watteville, Burton, and Norton. richly embroidered In silver. and tastefulle ornamented ee • ' his presence , to their 7 respects and congratulations. train, and placed it upon the slab. Her MmErre Cotoe Ens-Torrens, Chester Douglas, Taylor, P.sewell, wreaths of Indian flies supported by sprigs tor'ota . mundae-t - h t . v ir t Bruce, Hammer, Stopford, Durham, Detheerw, acting , Vernon, side a square drapery to correspond, the bottom richlY on:aan -* We have, however, to lament, that the disorder in his entered the room at a quarter after two u'clock. The Princesses arranged themselves to the left of i 1. L. Haley, Howard, Sheldon, Burch, Allen, Cooper, G. Lud- ttd with rich gold trimmings, the whole supportcc with p e e eyes still remains, and prevents him from appearing _ _, Ram, ullearrnattel,bWaDeterviiide, Reynolds, George, cords and tassels. 'Frain of white satin, embroidered with dee r in public. We understand it is in the same state that her MAJEVTY, according to their ages. The ?Juice I civi c ,. ' 144 ; 44. i1l S• sorly bunts, and gola friuge. Head dress A superb gold turbea wi.le pei, en. m li e igle t:id ll ti , , Crofton , and A a rdell. ' IV and feathers. .1 It has been for some time past. He genera ll y res id es lof WALES seen after followed, and tLe Royal Dukes ' ii - ce e; at Windom - , his favourite resort, except occasionally entered about three o'clock. We have not seen the I Major Arnold. , ORINCEsS SOPHIA OR GLOUCESTER White sarsnet petticoat, richly eithreidered . 1 CA PTAISIS-Wheattey, Gardner, I.ushington, Cooper, Handl. ferr a few days in London, when he accompanies her Prince look better for some time p ast, and he gave elegantly ornamented with wreaths of ivy aed w * i ' ll siWet; 361 1 w r e at h s rt train, superbly embroidered with silv t -e• Et nea ' • silver mull •- ItIAJET• Mt to liold. a Drawing-RoOm. 'a prow { of our opinion by the excellent spirits he ; ton, Snow, Gore, Noel, Weed, Raker, Durham, Hackle French, Duchess Dowager of Leans-oPettlaoat of lilac emb.-cidered in 'w of ivy. Head dress, diamonds and teausers• ." .. e- - H' MAJESTY wits not at Court on Saturday. The y• . was in, and paid his respects to his Royal Mother, and . BeAeuichamp, Proctor, Bouv , erie, Pully, King, Foot and rain Gar a d , neL . .OKROLEN--Haryey, .;;taco ljumert Peerieg, day was distinguished by every demonstration of joy. conversed with numbers of the company with his usual I Flower. .... • , „, ~ ii, ItSVILWILVD DOCTORS-Bilatt, D oug l as , aiaan.oll, iWylifil t and The inhabitants were awoke in the morning by the affability and accomplished politeness. j saver :body and train to correspond. Heed de c .., Duchess of !cu.:LAN...se-A o f d i of white crane emir 1 a ?lunar C 1 ringing of bells, and this signal of joy on the return of The Ladies in Waiting and the Maids of Honour i Le ivi r*P a ' zssis„....4ld a ntolle, m2,s, Dawson , Hlntmon d , Ryder , 1; Duchess feathers, wi.h a pre:mien of diamonds. the holiday continued till near midnieht. As the took their stations in front of the l'hieme. - I , Trent, Huskiwon,Devetiport, Jekyll, Skaffington, Adair, Bents' , with gold ; draperies, fastened up with pia b ea d, 'i, . ' - ''''i Horse Guards' clock struck one, a doutore royal sa- The Loeu Cilasnotatete, in a few minutes, an- !R. Dundas Hoare, Wiilette, Thoruton, Bagott, Ram, R. Thorn. I ,G. Rae, Quarmr. ; ch!ln a s, suspended •Y'hh gold doves ; bo ly and trate to curresponse al. lute f.om small cannon was fired in St.Jaracs's Park • nounced her MAJDAY'I , pl easure to Sir ‘' . 14.1-tete ' too, Carew , liarmaJ, Sauatlers, 'Wilkie w h o wee ; Forrester, Hon. F. North, C. Jetkinsen, it. Led'arv, Buckley. trat:ohriessarloYe.l``,: eede . isrteh s .t ie c s iT . re s. o e . u- e A white crape petticoat and PA lIFONN, the Master of the King's Band, and, at the same time, tree sixty - guns from the Tower ' i re, Sullivan, Lethbridge, Tic ey ge of prune biker and silver. :at endis g in a room behind the Throne, with the :. 'x.,1.1-eur.euricie,,u4Caleert, Fre 112 •' P ' 1 riechees of Lease - T.:An err.t ‘ r tn * n i oicaredsilvt:r petticoat and crass were heard. The ships lying in then:irises displayed i eat, Mews, Dent, l'ortmao, H. Ereiten, Sheridan. F fiend, to hear the Birth-day Ode perfornied. The Greennmed, Fuller , 'triflers. Wlndlikert, Canning, a , 044 ,A . Bed . ;tc correspond. their colours upon the occasicn. The flags and faun- , inunedi tzeiy c•artmeeeed, under the direction iseeeie,Weleole, Ni. P. Atidr.wa, H. Becktord, Walsh, Perc.:- I Mercbioness Dowagerof 2 _AT u--White mile Petticoat, em their of the United Kingdom were exhibited from 1 vat, Fethec, Penton, Dickaroon, Snarl , Hon. Pole, Dtipree, ; brcidered with silver vice leaves. ths Tower, diffeient public buildngs, and churches. l i of Sir WILLI " m ; who, with much judgnimat • D eui m b ig u lAs rn , lie,...e e non, tit ans . S. C'rtti:_h, r :Y . f ri Ol c - ; , c, 54vile, Francis, 1 Marchioness Coenwaitts-A dress of violtt crape cserveate 1 and taste, to. niece the wishes uf his MAJESTY, The Board of Green Cloth took every possible pre- _,, • , ai Cameron , Pepper, Il odt ,_ Marsiugle, Hat- ; se ,emarvidered Li wreaths of silver vinee ; deepueest„l,4 Op ; adopted HANDEL'S Music, which his Mart:era is toy, J. M Don d, Dickinson , Portman, War, EnUer, Crofton, with baton rope, supported by silver doves caution to preserve regularity ; they issned public me . particularly partial to ; in fact, he never wishes to Toler, Dawkins A. Beller, H Seymour, r.liatchford, Elanlng, I The Marchioness aSA b y wore a w . hlt rd dens for regulating the carriages, tee. The Bow-street ear any other, nor does he li%tco' to any other mitemey, eren;ose, D. Auto, Cross, P••aeli, Grant Chaplino with ebonite ofsilver - ,drawn uP withbunehesofsLetelili al ls icaat Officers, with their silver staffs, the whole of the pa- • l'. Alia:lk 1071„ , _mtssina, :ante, I;th:whir, ; ed with curds of e ead silver ; the role palebiue :led Silver tiss us tre t ,or- Composer's Music with ploasure. Sir WILLIAM,-, two r.llGk *Ziill' Penn, I'. lle trole of the same establishment, the Officers belonginL yews, Noel, ; namented with :liver and paint lace ; her Ladyship wore a Fri brse- B enn ett . r anZil ,- . •-•.a:-.L. 4"1 ita..571 I‘. Fug"' to the Police Offices, and a large n umber of Paril howth'er, g ave it a' much novelty ~.'" p°ssible'• i fusion of dian.onds. . lecve the music tioni diet • great oomposer's work, , MiiTRESsES-1.) . upree, Ctok, Burgoyne. Welpole, Males i The Countess ofDastretouTH-A grey petticoat ici Constables, were on duty. Leightat, Wright, H. I:ewleins Stewart, tf. I, ged in silver ; the draperies witb betides crape br 7 fa ,,:%,,....." which is seldom heard; so that in fact there Were hut : Krenei Parnon. The company began to arrive at the Palace about . Keen e, R Wilda% Wheeler Pelham , NVillett, Berton , : \ BM I silver chein and tassels ; train • wee nie ; e' d r - -- , - , -- ,e, e , - ' l , - . - very few only in the I)r.vein;oont w • •- i • 'P. , lio t tn. w t limn ... r, .. i numbope, Sratexix, Rein, Wlicetley , Atkins, Carew, " Von . I, and . diamonds. to ‘urrc - d - ilk"- - - - -`' half past twelve o'clock, and the • - c - .u - riages continued • new music. It was friln tile. Opera of Pharamtond ; , t ,, 6ne , Willett, Chester, I it. wiry I.etticton, liun•e 'tit's - .t . I Countess of Cure - 1 - r e setting down till near five. The new carriages were gave a the Overture of which was kitigit treat. Ms. Niri.D , ! Fisher, Dupree Needham, Cooks, Taeeton, Sheen ,' an • Villt .' rs . , : dered in a silver TUrki . sh e b l e e n i a D ee7f A it w oo hle at e .d er n Peeeie°3i' un p . ll % " ' extremely elegant, and the taste displayed ' LE, and Mr. G its, had. charming Soler, , Vt'inelharn, Wile, Carswell . Needham, lii . Sutton. Beni es, then. lof the same, ground seork'cord. et silver spangles ; tta• tht : e l - '1..3 very flattering specimen of the improved gate of the Mr. J. U. Silk which they executed with intich taste and judgment ; . zee, u l.a r t . h 4t ern, ilamilten.. Ellis, Cockeram, Foot, .3 t cliford, Bur.. suspended by cords and tassels. Ht ad dn . ss, feathermid diarrw ' oi ft : : arts of this country. All the Royal Servants had , ile er. e d 'ountest Po ul tiLET i-W kite sarscet petticoat, embredered as did Master Howit•Asche, one of the young Getz- 1k! ..-ontagt, t:er ;„ ;i • et l% D. t t :r ° e n s l • d e i eso lj r root!, Liras, j "") 1 Cutl er; new loath rig for the occasion ;the Prince of WALES'S L e;y tr of a . and oti sil i. ylf t r ui .„. v e, r oruaniented with ta see e tlemen belonging to hie Meaiseve's Chapel Royal, a erell, T. Talbot, Scarsdale, U'Bryan, Cam . , Ventois ea .avati o it ' e- , lilac an ' d s r ily p tr new state liveries were extremely splendid. The gold well salted to his voice. The veterea RANDALL t , n, Mareingle, C. White, Diaa ngen . p e n men re ee ke le , . ,A. ! Countess of CLARR--A white lace pe tticoat . thrown • ) • . knee-bands instead of plush, (worn by his Weikel - VS Solo'Dmitr i , Mills, Bennett, Gunn, Shirley, Pepper,.o.Wittimis,--Ver. : sarinet,drewit up in draperies, and supported with pe rc hes ' of e r,.. : was among the chorus, who sung under the great servants,) were a considerable addition to their is non, \ ~h ays. e n, lie_m_. B , ..lk . nnett, 1)e Haney, Murray, HeAre, I, bee•neen ; a wreath to correspond et the bottom ; body aml t •- HANDEL, and has regularly attended the performaece • pearance, and the bloc feathers inlaid on their lar , e .na e. :MKS, M. i bars, F. Foster, Buriand, Stewart, W. 4of the same,trimmed - with Bross.:la point ; head drys: ufte..the3 of the Birth-day Odes ever since, and now possesses Stuart, . 1. Calveet, Morse and Damon. I and diamonds. hats had a very grand e ff ect. The Guards on I.' duty an atonishing power of voice equal tawny two ethers. i Mislas-Walpoh . 2 hilidmays, Rouse, Burton, Gibbs, Be- 1 Countess a Setziite--Petticoat of white an d sane for the day had new cloadis, and the Baud their Mr. KNYVEtT presided at the grand piano-forte.— I verly,Popharn, Annesley, Hunter, Oabemeereen,Eyre,Ornishy, i draperies like nee, appliqued in a silver bord er of si t l i el t ls . ensi le° dresses, and played occasionally in the Palace-yaid, ltiddle, Metea4e. foot ? Monson, Lowth, Calthorpc, Dickenerti, 1 weed ; on the left side a sash fastened up with a large cluster dresses, and played occasiomtlly in the l'.tlace.ytmd Mr. KIYVE T presided at the grand piano-forte.— i verly,Pophntn, Annest.-y, Hunter, Pelhnm,P.rden, E-re,Orissby, draperies llla ne, appliqued in a silver bord er of sl'elh and sea. timing the day. The band was led by Mr. DascE ; principal viola ; : C Banks, Celeraft, Windham, I.ong, a l.cggs, Buckler F. and the sane, from which suspended chains sod tassAs • at the bottom The w ember in the m • lo i .o,• -r. _nos.see ;Mr SHIELD, DrillCipll V . li MCP M C morning was very unfavourable, ' m ' Le ;N. Sutton, Col, Wright, Bent D••• • • ' - 1 a border ' etra in • tett, an sea, M.sinoe Monekton, rder to corns ond with the drapery ; body and of like yet tl is did eot rerreSs the desire of the Public to see , and bassoon, r. HOLMFE. Clisplin, Comb?, Vincent, Norman, Coote, Keene, I".ong, Mak... i net, trimmed witi: very fine pole?, and nished with a borde r the Royal Family and the splendour of the Court ; ' Her MAJESTY proceeded to receive the company hionson, a hldrrays Hume, ()Wyatt, Dalrympie, 2 Haniiltoils, shells ; head dress of feathers mida profusion of diamonds. I. et ' I c ion. Dutton, Frazer, I.ushinr,ten, Mills, Wellexky, Bennett, The Camtess of •MAcetesrigto-A lilac and white short with her usual affability and condescension ; Earl for persons who had procured tickets from the Louis urzons, D. Meggins,. 28 . lortons, 'frail, S. Coleman, Chem. , saremet Rob e and Petticoat; wi th fine black Lace Draperies, MORTON introduced those who •leid the honour of I tucked up magnificent Oriental pearl feathers, and at rte CHAMBERLAIN at an early hour actually began to as- , Riddle, Erskine, aud Mike. •- . semble at the Palace, and by half past ten the whole 6eiN , ;introduced to her I.t.tiliry. l'he Duke orPoter. i The following were ant me i , the numerous preseuta- . bottom ~1 each . feather a bow of beautify, diemonds; at the but of the rooms were filled. It rained nearly the whole LAND followed her MAJcSTY into the Drawing-1 - mm, ' to HM twits CT eestery : i ten of the Petticoat a row of black. lace and pearls, and the Rote trimmed in the same r..latter the sleeves• likewise tucked up morning ; notwithstanding which, the crowd, assein- and had the honour of paying his respects. Ills Grace ; Mrs. LArueiet, by the Lade in Waiting. with roses of diamonds and leaves of pearls. The Head Dress, was followed by Baron Not c•KEN, the MA:TE:tof the Mrs. Moßso, by Lady Caroline llstrberd. bled in the Park and round the Queen's Palace, ex- •. evert, plume of Mar, and black feathers, with bandeau and du; I Mr . WASH, by Getk•ral Lyle!. • Mott..., the Marquis of TteenviELD, the Lord Chief of diamords, interrnixedwith pearls. cesded any fur a number of years, and continued there I* . he Hon: Ensign LA es ex xr,opon his appointment. • • although several heavy showers fell, and it anal not Baron M'Dose en, Earl Netestee, the Countess of I : seeuteneni-oeirral Cunnee: e ,_upan hwpromotion. ' Ihe Countes of l'amsauxe-A white satin Robe wed Petri. coat, with Turkish Drapery, embroidered in silver embossed wholly clear tip till near two o'clock. euittecieos, ..1:c. 3ce. . Miss F. M. SUTTON, by Mrs. etauner, sutton. work, with beautiful wreaths of geranium leaves ; the what Soon after nine o'clock their MAJESTIFS and the 1 There were present besides her Majesty— lelajor•General Lori , upon his promotion. tusked most elegantly with nrAgnificent cords and tassels; the Uheir Royal ili e hnesscs the Pr ..etettis a; rllzabetk Miss WtoianAu, by the Lady in Waiting. Robe trimmed ko correspond. lier, Ladyship's Head Dres • vii PRINCFAsES breakfasted ; upon which occasion, as is . Amelia, the Preccess of ales, the Duchess of C ‘ oloneiGZOßGe Lum.ow, by General Sir Harry hirrarl composed of a line plume of white,ffiathers, with a profusion s of customary on their MAJF.STIVA' birth days, there was York , lr', Sophia, and the Priecess Sophia of Gloucester. Colonel S rorroa o . „ upon his promotion.beetutifill diamonds. a general assembly of the Royal Family. I 'l'heir Royal Highoessrs the Prince of Wales, the Dukes of Mr. and Mrs. H Baelf Hon. npon their marriage. - Countess of CAINARVON-White and silver richly embrol. At two o'clock, the PRINCE OF WALES, with three YGerle`, Clare t. ", Cumberland, Kent, Cambridg e, send Gloucester. The Countess of Northesk presented Inn &welter. dered with gel.!, Archhis:.ops of Canter :wry, York, Dublin, and Cashel. Brig:eller General CASIPRZLL, upon his return front the East- Cm w . Countess of wen tex--Amber colour covered with Brunet carriages and servants in state liveries, dress hats and i • "e The Lord Cancelloe, the Lord Presid.mt of the Council, the Indies, and upon his promotion. point lace. feathers, proceeded from Carlton House to the Draw- ' . I.ord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chance,lnr Admiral and Mrs . G atm) ,by Earl Morton and the Lady in Countess of WeeroN-A surer • b Petticoat of pea-greenOtientsi lug-room at -St. James's, and entered by the private !of the Exchequer , the caret Sr: retarie- of State, the S rear / - at Waiti n g' silk, richly embroidered in sliver ; Head Dress and Train to eats door in the Park. His Royal Highness was attended i War, the First Lord cf the Aden iraity,the Master Cereal ofthe Lieutenant-Colonel MT° xA t upon his promotion. respond. : Ordnance, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Ilench, I`.lr. Wit:KAM, by Sir Robert o li. Countess Dowager of Essex-Pe i . tt coat and Train of pet by the Duke of CLARENCE, Lords Keret' and l)ue Mr. ADAIR, upon his return from his Embassy at the Court of • : the Lord C:.ief Justice of the Court cf Common Pleas, the: Lord blue; Dnipertes of flue lace ; Head Dress to correspond. DAs, .Generals LEE and HULSE, Colonels hl'isla ON, , Chief Caron of the Ex. the Nia••ter of the Rolls, the Lord I Vienna, by Mr. Cumin& Countess of BaL3SON r-A white crape Dross trimmed with LEE,and BLOOMFIELD. I Advocate of Scotland, the Attorerya :entre', the e o lkit.ir-Gene- , Mira DICK NsON, by the Countess of Mansfield. blond, white silk robe and tassels. The Duke of KENT arrived at the Queen's Palace ' ral, the zianieitor4lere. al to the PrLc c of W e l ts , t h e Ki ng ' s Ad. I The Bishop of DuW upon his translation to that See. Counti e s of robe beautiful dress of pearl-coloure4 by half past eight o'clock ; and, by a little after ten, i c. '" te ' the luege•Ad`"2lP' and Solicitor Gemmel of semi:aid, 1 Captain Unes roN, by Ctikortel Desbrow. crape over white satin, richly embroidered with silver doves and , the Lord Mayor o. London, the Sheriffs of Louden an 1 Maldle- • Gcueral Fox, upon his promotion. • chains of silver beads. the Dukes of YORE, . CUMB • ERLAND, SUSsEx, CAA!. sex, theß ti•of nd There? etoT cr at . on, etc. A- Viscount and Nomitese MILTON, open chez marriage, by t Countess of CAentoAN-A Dress of lilac sarsnet, covered, BRIDGE, and Gem:en - Two the Pnieceses s..f WALLA, were likewise present— the Earl and Countess of Fitzwilliam. with lace, and tied up eiiith bunches of flowers. the Duchess of York, the Duchess of BIWNSI • ILK, and t Lord an d Lady W ATEtePA RR, upon coati to their title. point lace and ornameuted with pearl:. Head Dress feathets ar.d Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, followed. iniciarises- Rutland , Bedford, Nottbumberland, Dowager Captain GARLDN zit, by Admiral Gardner. • ilLemonds About twelve o'clock the Puieenss of WALES went Rutland. Vice-Admiral Sir JOHN TIIUM . AS DU^K.WORTH and his ' • ' e Lady, to Kensington Palace, to dress fur her Metes - re's le -1 Pv t Luteyisar.e-kfuntiey, Cornwallis, Welleade r es Salt, Ely, upon their 111 e• - - I Countess of Gtoscow-A handsome Dress of priir.rose satin, I with while lilac covered wish point lace; Body and Tr:tin to cc* Dialvii....room. i m cnfield • Asc HON ESSI3--Sa li sbury, Ely, Corawal li 3, Exeter, Bland. ~M issll, ° „ x '''' N ' b y the Lad"' in Wailing , ___...._ • , I respond. s..elleff.ti rRNNINOTON upon his prosoucino. At h alf past twelve o'cloik, her MA ;Env, the Ps - in- . fore, lia-1!. Countess of Mzuseeo von-A superb Dress of lama work a ceeses, the Duchess of Bitueswiet, and the Princess i EAR t.;;- MOUntnOrris, Ormonl, Forteecue, Winchelsea, Fitz- Miss "IVAN' by MA ' tj'4 " l " . Charles Pole . white crape, richly ornamented with gold doves and bullion reps; wiliima, Warwick, Grosvenor Mexhoroiteh, Rosslyn, Louden- and la dy slid di) M a rs )u . n C s 'Alley• le on their marriage, by Sir . Body and Train to correspond. CHARLOTTE of WALES, went to St. James ' s Palace, • ('he countess of CilaLtluNDEZ.Clt--A PeLicoat of primrose and partook of some refreshment; after which, the : d s e t e r T ini lts r_ rthe i sk . , 4b Caniden h Camden , IBsrielgvrati,er,shßristol,.Digity,, The j ar . %. i 5 . 4 .0 oroug , Radnor, ucking .ain Ire, L'athtirtir, 1 Ot a rYRCON NELL, of the First Guards, u pon his Fel6i l appointed Aid-du-Camp to his Royal Highness the I: eke of . York. colour, with a Drapery of ' rich lace tastefu ll y drawn up with die- Duke of CAMERIDG:t conducted the Duchess of i s.tacessesi:l, eie Edgcumbe, Wilton, Clare Alsoyee Pont- .010 I T L . ne ,T. L. Meese Y, by General Lyma. monds said uumerotts plumes of ostrich feathers ; Body and Trois ERUNSW;Cit through the elegant suite of rooms and the .. fret, Clamiell, Ayiesford, tartmouth,Tyrconne ' lltOxford , West - General s•rAN was, upon his promotion. lof primrose sarsnet, ornamerted also with diamond: and late. Lane Paulet, Powis, Glasmw, Sandwich, Aboyne .l'he Countess cf Cita - mime bad an ekgaht pro:, prepared Grand Council Chamber, where the Drawing-man i nweraanl'Ula' Captain. BRAUCMARtr PisoCrTon, of the Royal Navy, upon bil .. f or. the Lirth-day, but was prevented from having the honour to • W 'el o l orressi.s p - arw• , Ormond, Mansfield, Resslyn,Gtas- erometioe. ' is - held. The Duchess expressed herself . to have algo w, attend at Court tlaroisgh indisposition. perfect recollection of them, altotieh it is such a num- ts ' a w 4eile n t7ii i i i ri r,au.seiterx,cCi'oa:yanin,,,Senlckhirckst,eCr lar m e, o i t o iti nt n esc o n o v a , t i ; l aiLeLer i, i r Lieutenant-Colon el Tolson', upon his being appointed Assts. ' Dowager Countess of PlailllinKE-A white crape Petticoat, b tent Military Secretary to the Commander in Chien. I ber of years since site saw them. She admires the field, Pembroke, Wilton, Datinaunth,Yintertown Fitzwilliiet, Rear-Admiral GARDNER ti on his promotion . • and Draperies ' spangled with silver lilac crape, border of tic Beverley, Misluiesbury , Earryiuore, Errol, Chottnit ' ndeley, Dow- i . im . . . ..„,. T „, . e _ e I richly embroidered with silver; an elegantly trimmed Ttain at rooms very much, and said she had not teen better His 1 amt., by the eney in es ming. apt . Rosslyit Londonderry, Oxford, Chesterfield, Cardigan I I white crape. Ludy Is:testa-% Borer, by her Mother the Countess of • Once she had been out of England. She appeared Northesh Da l housie , Errol, Mexborough, Digby, Lansdale. 9 I Glasgow. I Lady Poenam-White and silver Petticoat, ornamented wilt . n uch affected at the recollection of old times. The Via '' cou.wrs-Efiton, Sulky, Sidney, Duncannon, sidnanuth, • • ; sliver tassels. Lieutenant' General Lucia, upon his promotion. Luchess, with the Princess eitABIADTTE cf WALtS, Ashbrook, Crerley, Forbes, Wentworth, Castlereagh, Stopford, The Marquis of ELY, upon coming to his title. Lady SOCHI.% POOLZTT- - Pink sarsnet Petticoat, elegant let :tmained in the Palace a short time after. , Ttmpletown, Downs', Palmerstane, HatVaXden, Minstitjay; Lady Tutu DosiA CRADDOCK, upon her return from India. Drapery, ornamented wleh pearls and tassels ;coat fritin, six:- Bulkeley . . - • meat with pearls. Her M.teEsee and the PiiteerssEs •were dressed in e .- . eieui . .. , .... . mart-Gene ral Mityieat, upon his promotion. VP:Art/NT 11.534155--seetsy, Galway, Hattpden, niorpetn e evta- Lady MARY POULYTT-Tbe • SRMe as her sister. Lord antfLady H. Hoots, upon Conlin; to their title. , I eir new Court Dresses. His Grace the Archbishop ton, Wentworth, Doweger Hawerden, Hawarden, 'Templetown, , Lady C. HARIMARD- duly and Traits of primrose crap • General letwsoo upon his promotion. i f CANTERBURY was then introduced to her MAdeocry, Ashbrook. , Miss TIERNEY, by MM. Tieriley. • . trimmed with point, and a shill border of bright and mallini 5 thel,Dublin, Tork,Canterbury. I ver ; Petticoat of the same, with tv. o 1/rap...lies crossing fr -. . General WA'I'SON, upon his promotion. _ _ . ! the right to the left, very richly embroidered in a nagnilic tied with large silver rings, and terminated with a handines s se? , micetta border, with a bouquet of garden grass ; the :iLikt 6 04 . 0 . the dress, a magnificent drapery of silver tissue, with a masiyi,, t l a ce of foil, shells, fossils, and atones, studded in festuor,z, te, m , which bunches of oak and acorns were interwov, n and ded; lesser draperiia arranged with handsome ra in szallui , s hells, formed the COUP d'airtif this truly eityi.nt -sad in,v,.:t.,„ 4 dress ' • the whole Anished with silver cords Add tasA;:s. 4 0 6, , s ayer tissue trimmed with Vandyke silver fringe, point late ass tUatisonds. ------- - - - - THE EVENING STAR. • His ifrimsyrrs 13112111 DAr. - far Ail %AP Pal molar , and di lad SW11" Lid of beg e d MO. Basil ....L a#l" La( lista ' whs t 111 1 Intl "rf of -A:N.__ i i d delivered a congratulatory address in English, • Az en minors—Cashel, Dui ..a, -, ti on the happy return of the day. • nsuopt—S.tli,bury, NVincht•ster, Ezet.-r. Bath' and Wells, ~_. „ s.acy a...IIIAILLOTTi Boric, by the Countess a rrroi. ... • • • border of shells and coral intermixed, over which was dirown . Chichester Carlis'e Ban-or Chester , Dcwim Lord and I.ady Monson, upon their marriage, by their Father f a ili ng sas h, terminating wi t h silver acorns. After ; : hick her MaJr.s - ry and the FRINCL%SES left Count rt ' lonst.ti. ' 6 . tl.t r private apartments. Earl :%.OR•roN, her MA. 8.% s.E.4:;—Noleken, De Rolle. Lady WILaDoS?. Surrn—Body and Train of white urea liwn's Chamberlain, and Colonel 1) r %RON 'S• 1: i 4 • Hood. 1 ~131,011., t he . .1. .i. , 3 -DU C, • LADIES' DRESSES. ; trimmed with fine point and beads; Petticoat of the same, wit Draperies of net, trimmed with beads and tastefully drawn 14 's tt....-Chantiscri:tin, widt the Ladies in XV• • t • 0 - it in b , and , ANI3ASS n no tl— Port ueuese, Nespellten„ Amt rican,Sartlinian. I I.oe t; v —Brook, (X.IN:t il Elibank K rumul Teignmout b Wen- I THE QUEEN• with bead chain and tassels. Head Dress, a plume of feathd , A rich blond lace petticoat, beautifully ornamented* will rich .'t s oHonour to L....-. ulii...v and PitiNcl.:.E.s, to- ii. rvi..., De Dunitaiteill.: Wilk); hb N''• ; (1 •t• l-• IQ . Do ' Broke, I:YU: . diamond bands ; two beautiful large diamor.d bows at the pocket and diamonds. getter witli (Ali, r attondants, followed her M.vici;ry Thytirte.t, !tackle, Sh. flield, M'al4i4ita Y m, Monso Roust ' : litevn°- i Lady Loots* CAnoomi—A white crape Petticoat, with boles ; brnad silvurlace round the bottom of the petticoat ; silver blossoms rti ad and i handsom r e white silk cord, the touter; t I those matchless suites of rocnis towards the Grind lr•y, Liktihorough, V.'sspol.., i larewood, K. Manners , C;)nyng ,,,TuigrAve, i cords and tassels. Body and train of rich yellow and silver tissue. ked Fain, Fr; os nlow , R. iltrger..ld, Bolton, Henniker, m sem oo ldeu;as Council c hauls. r, to held the Drawing-rc.orn. Her valued Amost brilliant head dress of diamonds, and diamond stomacher, Lady Palle—A ar w Y h re ite silk P f°e ' i c ts oa e t, lega ' n h t a . silver itendelsliam, l'orcheter, It Petty, P.adstock, Calleton, Saltoun, ; NlAat.s - ry proceeded through ()item AN 'M'S dilliil • at upwards of 100,0001. on yellow crape, trimmed with very fine Br w usse n Is la . ce er ; ,'redo g Dafr.rie, FL I lood, Clive, St. Helen's, Somerville, Hinton, i r inn into his !. 4 .l..sawsrv's Levee:room, where the ut. liawk.de;ry,Bs.rwick, Bruce, Bawd, Barnard, Waterpark, and THE PRINCOR OF WALES yellow and silver tissue. um:ants on his i t bed-chamber were in wait- Amherst. I Displayed the elegance of her taste ins superb court train and Cad BANIts—A white va cr t a in pt t P f etticoat, with a rich Om' 1...‘ n 1 es--Grt ville, ;Vocalic, Mil d els y,llawkssbury, Pepham, petticoat of pink and silver tissue, the train richly embroidered applique, l silver tassels and tinge ; Train cf ruby cols% it g, to p . their respects. In the emir; room, the with beautiful coloured foil border and silver bullion, forming vine sa. - sts, trimmed with silver. IT . Nt•tlister-; • f State, the Field Officers of the des}, the c. (4c:tat., I fume, De Clifford, W. Bettrinc!•.,Letmartl, Buckley, I Coen flowers, and silver shells, inturspersed with rich co- Lady Br.ecr—ln a very elegant Dress, formed entirety if Atvattivy, Bathurst, Craeley, Dalrymple, J. 'illynee, E. Wiblpole, . -1, ' 340, Silver Sticks, and those who have been in office, and Bruce, Peed, G. Wal •(1 ; . t . ‘ l l - I trri - I' ll Du-rinse ; loured stones ; the petticoat fancifully erhbroidvred with foil and American green crape• the Mantle Draperies , net antique to, silver, in wreaths and shells, to correspond; the drapery of Bros- der in bronze and ;• ted beads, enriched with b•mcheso have, by permission, obtained leave to be •in that Boston, E. Talbot, ShPalaw,'Do.wagerVivii,:lson, C. iltt r e:la . n ' t, S ' altoun, ; • • H,,,l ey , n y , two L egges , 1 solo point lace, looped up with diamonds formingresets and Airs; bronze and n fir in g o ld and with rich soi supported room, to pay their respects and congratulatito - is to Campbell, Howe, Wigram, Monson, the body and eleevcs ornamented • with point lace awl diamonds. tassels of bronr• and i A be Petticoat ropes ~matted gol ads ; (imam ' her MAJLS rv. Hood, two Pratte , A. Forrester, two 'lliyouts, A. Somerset, '1 he head dress of diamonds and ostrich feathers. ! with the same costly beads round the bottom ; the Train i Craddock, Conyngham, Lushington, De Dunstanville, C. Harris, ; The company having been collecting d • PRINCESS AUGUSTA. I merged the same, and trimmed reund the bosom and sleeves tro ttruig two C. Harcourt, C. Hatboro, E. Dormer, A. Cumberland, Mulgrave, i , -1,. l a'ter y great number, so much hours, had inerea. - dt i - - • A. Vernon, Porchester, C. (ilynne, Harrowhy, Vincent, J. Dew- i A rich silver comp leted • petticoat, with beautiful border supetb Brussels lace. The Head Dress, a tine ?Lame of breast kips, Banks , Bloom f ield, E. Dormer, Bellamont, Dalla C. Set- ' round the bottom, en osod of shells and sea weeds • light and feathers. so, that, in the Presence Champ : r, and other rooms kirk, Campbell, fantail, A. Winyard, Wellesley, three Pere •s elegant draperies tied up with rich silver cords and tassels • body Ladies—CHARLOTTI and HAILIZT 1 ••• In r t IC4Cling to the Grand Council Chamber, where the Antrim, I). Crespigny, Orde, Beauchamp, Dttlain, H. Hoed, and train, gold and silver tissue. ..Head dress, diamonds eta richly embroidered in wreaths crape petticoats • the draperi es . *F-c— -411 Drawinm-room is held, her Nl.tarsry and the P e* itis- Abdy, C. Stnat, c. Amherst, Eliot, LJ. l.org, C. Douglas, D.. feathers. roses, in silver;fastened with silver chain and tassels; trains costs could with difficulty pass tl Ithe dawn trottg i g, Verbert, 11'. Carpenter, Howard, Rush, C. Foster, Leonard, C. 1 . pniNCFAR ELIZABETH. correspond ; head•dresses feathers and diamonds. al:hough the LORD CIIAIDEELAIN, with thel.rand of ”"yle, M. Kerr, Waterpnrk, C. Herbert,lirtme, two Lowthtrs, •An amber coloured petticoat, covered completely with a - rich ; Tice Ladies Gurvitet —Pale pink and sliver dresses. • Chambers, Shelly,.Warburton,.and Fleming. silver net coloured by real silver chains , interspersed with double Lady Da C LIT roao---Rieh given and silver. nib office, and other Officers of State, walked before Sizt--Robert Crawford T mfi T *ri e J ' priatrose satin, covered ~ 7 poo ill, • 7 git ,J. T. yellow narcissus , and ornamented with , wreaths ofsilver oak and Lady rtrmilic --A dress of • with *exit to clear the way. They very amdescendingly Thonipso J. R. Barlow, H. Burrard, J. Craddock, J. esprit, T 1 of amber • ra u and silver tissue. Head dress of die - and trimmed With ' liners ' . .. tseu % th several distinon,i,sbed - - • Ale - d n' Mansfield' .' * . personages w..., man er,- M. Xiattenes, J. Shelly, R. Milbank, J. Ivlildmay R. morns '* • Lady Massaa—sA pettintot of Wldto erape, with bin sei .. r Hilliard, C. Pole, W. lilizard, A. Welleiley, A. Hume, W. lien- and white kathers• ....; i emcd te !-.le near them. The Lord Chief-Justicemuxerss MART. silver draperies • body and train to correspond ; beaci- dress dock, L. Phypps, r. Aelsiaed, r.V.`files, J. 001,1. Earner, J. A . NtIIELD Tad the SEEAKER of t! ‘e Hausa of Coat- superb dress of silver tissue, richly; 'embroidered with the Paled of blue sak kite ostriea ft acorn s a bead- Corso Dolben, I. IPultency IV. Pane, T.Turton, R. Barclay, „ a, were n. the . rout of the ranks, and ex • Smith ' W. p ricnced J. T. Duckworth H. V •• • Tempest,T. Gage, I. T. Long, J. Halt. "me' the ground w0...1e ;f tbr dras whist cape over satin, stud• &an" • r ~'. par Li „la lute or* °PP 410 1 ° ' 101. W sk I