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J. 101 1 4 Marl thriaj's (4 4 .fge. Wyk Woad 0. Matebbery. gi s e. m a rked, Whitmire. Jams A. /Homy , 0: l e Prendergast. Broesenhory, Tremaym Raid, Fremantle. Jabs Donlon Marton, George Bashes, Malmo; Augusto. Foster Liodesay, Bethum,• . maser. Cooper Cooper ‘ Ptlampster,' Wyndh a m Lewis, Beaselork, amsersi•Brown, blkeiell, Rigby, Parother, Heilman. Dawklm, o s imoonr, Palek H. Basing. Cornwall Leib. Wafter Raleigh =Frankland, Shipley, C. Manners Suttee; Cary. Asthma Dairymple. Edward Tonne. Marshall, C. Douglas Haffard, Mary Defiantly Morse, Colonel Pam, Balfour, LittlettorpTalboti Meets. &Wk. . • Ilkiese—Clellotte Lowtb, Tolkatache, Balk, Upton. Curtis, • lois ergo. Pennant (two), Harriet Whitahed, Hemlock, H. Web, Anna Maria Ribs, Fox, Cbetwynd, Dundee.. Herbert, Aegean Borough, Petulant, Bating, Martin Trotter, &talky. la Gower Cecil Wellesley, Willoughby, Fi tz r o y, A n amid, Law* 2,4 4 4 Wise. Vise Mash, Mary Coinesay, Kerr .Stalford Jagologbabli (two), Herrin, Legit, &therm, Rlizatieth osarteasy, Apar 1111tdbeth Lash, Whitmire. Storer, Charlotte Storer. King. Wynyard, Long, Conk, Baulk, Chiebester, • Clementine Je tuk lam. Cox. Vasehan. Bennett. Pitt, LauniCiarnier,Walpok. lailthi Honors. Jane Balfour, Bliss Farnham North, Sagan Won aels Dawkins, C. Uoyd,Trotter. Cooper Cooper, liniment, Beresford, Charlotte Lowtb. Emma Tylney -Long, Ballow', Alarsball. Phew rriecama, Cordell' Marshall, Elphinnooe Jane Codriogtoti, Illayt; gal.. Coorterwg, Chichester, Upton. Sw ' ettenhant, Gore Langton. Tolkinache, Jane Montagu, Emma Pennant, Roche, Hearts Lindy Henley, Sylvia Doyle, Pennant, Maynard. Currey, Margo.; re Mitchell, H. Blackburn., Henrietta Bourke. Blackburn.. Frances Leigh, Ann Stoner. Hellion, Julia Campbell. Mitchell, C. Cotes, Sworn Murray, Hardy, Emily Hardy, Mary Harvey, Cher i/Ate •Cbetwynd, Sabine Louisa Gods. Emily Knox. A. !liftmen, C. Moorage, Theobald. M.Leod, S. Walpole, Smythe. The following were presented to bia Misuser : Countess of Varlinpon by Lady Caroline Powktt Lady Caroline Clements by the Covates. of Leitrim Lady Mary Beata:lent by the Duchess of &. Alban's Lady Sophia Hastings by the Marchioness of Lothian The Jlarchianess a Wellesley by Lady Maryborough • Lady chorrrtOriero trtr.roarriair.bY Mrs: Laacelles lirmastoger • Lady Dismally ela rot:Oozing.' Irelsed;:by • Lady Howdeu Lady Sophia-Menet by.tlie Marchioness of Bristol . . . . Lady Strafford ors caning bathe title, by Mrs. Howard - • ' ~ • C.ouutess Itangfilasti Brasicaktme on her marriage, by.Liely , boost • • Lady Karnali* by. Litly Taylor . bliss 'Addles Mennen by the Dowager Lady Cawdor bliss Cecil Wellesley by the Duchess of Wellington Mrs. 'leptons Forster by the Marebioners of Bristol . • Palm Airbesori her marriage, by the Duchess of Wellington Lady Teynham on her marriage, by lady itiontford Lady Agnes Bing no her marri age, by the Marchioness of Bath 'lles. Storer by Lady Montford ' . . • bliss Storer by Lady Mondani • • . Mil. Ann Storer by Lady Nontfind . . . Countess Nelson en lirr marriage, by Viscountess Winos* Lady Blanche Howard by the Countess of Carlisle • Miss Macleod, of Macleod. by her mother ...• • Lady Mary Grey by this annum of Jersey . Lady Georgians Grey by the Countess of Jersey . • Lady Henry Cholmoodeley on her marriage, by Mrs. Arbuthast • Lady Jemima 'flintlock on return to England, by Lady Whitsbed -Lady Charles Somerset by the Duchess of Beaufort NW Hardy by the Countess of Jersey • . Lody Carteret by Lady John Thynne . 'Hie Lady Mayoress by her mother, MM. HOCOftily • 'Lady Curtis on coming to the title •Sltec Sabine Curtis by Lady Curtis The two Misses Pennant by Mrs. Dawkins Pennant Illos 'ransack. by Lady Fitzroy Somerset • • Mrs. Peers on her marriage, by her mother. Mrs. Lowth 'Mimi Charlotte Lowell by het' mother, Mrs. Lowth Matz Mho King by Viscountess Lorton Hon. Mrs.' Ma/dream 00 her marriage, by Lady Bromilow • Augusta Graves by Lady Graves on. Olivia de Roos by Lady Georgina F. de Roos ea. Mary Robinson by Lady Graathant ton. Lady Jesnima Eliot so her marriage Pion Alm. Hewitt by Viscountess Lorton Meg. Mrs. Ileatbeote on marriage, by tbe Marebioness of Exeter Mon. Miss Gardner by Lady Granville Somerset Mon. Miss L,eveson Gower by Viscountess Granville Mks Henrietta Bourne fry Mrs. Smith ' • no hits Codrington by her mother, Lady Codrington . Lady Easily Page by the Countess of Mounrcharks • Mrs. Henry Bentinek on - her marriage, by Lady Jemima Bentitick - Mia. C. Douglas Hafted on her marriage, by Lady Eliot Duke Mrs. Marshall by lady Dander • .• Ale.. Asolieton Smith ha her Marriage. by the Giantess of Clonawl Pairs. Shipley and Mb. Shipley, by Mrs. Debby Thompson 4 ra. Cornwall Legit by her mother in law, Mn Legb . • • C. Manners Sutton by the Itigbt Hen. Lady Manners 'birii. &afford Jerningbaii OS her marriage. by Lady Stafford ...a. , 'Mrs: Frederick West on her marries., by the Countess de la Warr Mu. Charles Healy &woe on her nutrias., by Lady Stafford ' Mts. Dauer Hamby O'Brien on her marriage, by Lady V. Parker - Airs. Georg. Rose on her marriage. by Lady Ruse • bin Talbot on her marriage,- by Lady blositfort Mrs. W. Illation by Lady Ogslby Jars. Walter Raleigh Gilbert by the Mareldenna of Lothian . Mrs. Henry Baring by the Giantess of Bomber, .e. Mrs. Mankato on going abroad, by Viscountess Turnout Mrs. Dempster eta her martial , . by the Dew. Countess Of blonun Mrs. Cooper Cooper by Mrs. Honifray Airs. Gore Langan' by Lady John Thyme Lady Fitzgerald on her marriage, by Lady Stafford Lady Constable by the Hoe. Mr. Clifford ' • 14dy Willoughby de Brollies her marriage. by Mrs. Gamier Lady 61. F. De ItaloB on her marriage, by the Dock.. of Leinster Cowes. Brownlow on her marriage, by Dowager Lady &imam. . .• CONIC,. of Bective by the Mame! Wallington Lady Rivers by Mrs. Rigby : •'a tt,'..F. Cannes. of Waddington an succe:rdbobipol, re d)le Marchioness of Clanricarde on barr marriage • . Coutoess of Morton on coming to her title, by Lady Rose • • Lady Ganagh by the Marchioness of Chunk:auk Lady Sophia Cust by Countess Brosvalow • . Lady Charlotte Thyme by the Marchioness of Bath • • •,• Ludy Caroline &ott by the Comma of Clonmell • . •, Lady Dimino by the Hon. Mrs. Burton, _ . . .. , Lady Charlotte Mkklethwaite by Lady Frances !Latham • Mrs. Brackenbury on her marriage. by Lady &mum Lady 'Harriet Kerr by the Marchioness of Lothian • • .• The Count... of Darlington by Lady Caroline Powlett The• Hon. Milo Leveson Gower by Viscountess Granville' • Lady K.thernse Manners by the Dowager Lady Caved°, • Lady Caroline Niotit.otta by the Countess of Sandwich Lady II Proctor on rethink to her title, by Lady F. Hodson Mrs. Stuart by the Oiate , . of Sandwich • • Lady Am robes on conning to her title, by Marchioness Cornwallis • , Aar. •Freematitle on her marriage, by the Duchess of Wellington Idadathe de Kantsow by Countess Munger . . blew Sylvia Doyle by Lady Doyle • has. Corry on pone abroad.' by Mrs. Lomb ai l .s Alaynard by Viscountess Maynard . . . )liar Pennant by Alto. Dawkins P rumor • Nies Cecil Wellesley by ne Duchess of Wellington , bliss Hedy by the Counts.. of Jersey • . Miss Rory. by becromber, Ow Honorable Mrs. Bones . Mks:Emma Pennant by Mrs. Dawkins entrant biirelane Montalto by Lady Montagu . • LtialirCornatable by the Honourable Mrs. Clifford • bliss rel.-m.6e lay Lady Fitzroy &minuet - bliss Rattily Hardy by the ('atuitt,a of Jersey • ) f at , Mrs. - Cbry by the Hettowahte Mrs. Milord .....Tbe linsourabk Augusta Grew, a by Lady Grates Allis. Sivettediani by Viscooktess Termer .: bliss Hanbant by Lady Frances Habim .-- t Iklissilio Waver by her mother, Mrs. Balfour .. Miss• Arena Elisabeth Lees by her mother. Mrs. Lib ilika Cez by Airs. Cox , .. silt WWII Galilee by her mother, the Hod. Mist Gatider - • Mier Bennet on going abroad. by Mrs. Lewth Min Gooney by t h e Hon. Mrs.• Mont bliss Shelley by Lady Shake), • • • .. bliss Baring, by the County.% of Rosebery . bike Martin Tremor by• Mrs. Liodsay Behan. Miss Alillik Maria Rothe by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Burton Miss Elizabeth Coon e nav by Mrs. Clifford • . Miss Cordoba Marshall by Lady Dundas , MAN Barrack ea her ream to Ragland, by Lady H. Mamba Miss Marshall by Lisdy Dead.. • . brim Aram Comma, by the Hen. Mrs. Clifford Miss Balfour by her mother, Mrs. Bailout ...Mies Beresfurd by her aunt, Lady Ann. Bereafrod . bliss Trotter by him Lindsay Beam. blistritt by Airs. Rigby - Agos•Cbarlittar Starer by Lady Watford /Uhl elielliteter by the Hay Mrs. Clifford • Miss Emily Hardy by she CAuntem of Jersey ~ 311atiOilibCarispbstr6y Lady Meaner Campbell of Nay : • )1111 Kenhoy she Matthimeas of Labia* , um kok.walpsig by her maser. 1.4, Morjraret WMPole .a'rlaßeailir Knox by her amber, the Hese Mrs. MMus Knox lillpdsii bp Mt tbe Caamber, Ladyof Dye Dye IFlrbbillore by .ustesp Denlikb ... , • Lam Caroler M ontego by lamely ilkortqa 'wise by ebbobtesaLanes . .4. mei c. m i ns.. 1 0, 4 4 7 ammo j Ike eboriollto fed, by her latiffais, Lady Clistwyod • Pass Tams Le" by her anther. Mrs. Ugh . .Lady PleirDinadas by the Melissa of Manton Jeolleme by the Countess qt Plymouth The Ado. MIN Levesse Gower by Viscountess Granville Mkt Haien, by het mocha, Lady Madam Lady Arland by the Dowager Countess of Mertes Lady Harriet Ryder by the Countess of Harretaby The Hon. Mrs. Ferguson ea her marriage Hon. Miss Baru, by lady Mayne) , • Ilse. A'Court by Lady Heytesbtay Lady • Margaret Montage Scott by Lady Montagu Mr.. George &nixes by Viscountcy. Sidatouth Mrs.-Joke Derrien Mares. es her marriage. by Lady Dyaevor Mn. J. L. Prendergast, oe her marriage, by Lidy Howlett Mrs. James A. Murray by Lady . Oaarge Worm • Mrs. Whitmore by the Countess el Denbigh. - Mrs Hall, on her marriage, by tibia:wawa at Haddlegton Mrs.' Peers. an her marriage. by her mother -Mrs. Louth Miss-Charlotte Lowtb, by her mother. Mr.. Lama Lady Elisiumb Kerr by the Marchioness of Lothian Mims Cooper Cooper by Mrs. Cooper Clam Mrs. Vat Smythe by Viscountess Keith Miss lititythe by Viscountess Keith Mrs: loratibland by the Has. Mrs. Mundy Edward Tenn. by.. Lady Sarah Bayty Mass. Charlene Lloyd by Mrs. Lloyd Mr.. E. Turner by Lady Sarah liaiky Miss Cleusentioa Jerninghem by Lady Stafford •Mra. Forbes by the Duchess of Wellington Mrs. Captain O'Brien, en her marriage, by Lady Peter Parker Wu Bennett be Mrs. Lowth Miss Curry by Mr. Lowther Mrs. James Stuart by the Countess et Sandwich Mrs. Colonel Muttlehury, on her marriage, by Lady Hattlerig •.Lady Cbattenon on her marriage ; . . - 't: 3. 2 • 11. Mrs. Ha'ford on her marriage Misses R. anti )I. Courtesay by the Hon. Mrs. Clifford -Miss Sotberon by Mrs. Admiral Sotheron Zeal Anis. Miss Curtis, and Miss &bine Curtis DRESSES. tans semi; riestiress raincass menu MATILDA. A spiondid derail tune, richly embroidered in gold lints, hi wreatiiikand t ()tunics of raised gold Sowers. bordered with sopa* gainitures of gold lama; the corsage superbly enibraidered with goad lama, and trimmed with Brossels.lace ; the mantras* a most attpotb gold tbeee, interwoven with variegated brocaded Sowers, Ad ornamented round with massy gold fringe. and Isola bordering. 'Her Royal Highness wore a prilfusion of diamonds cud feather,. . . TIM PRINCII4I .4 rich silver lama drew. worn over a beautiful white satin slip ; dynes ei Chantilly bignd, called scduisantrs; train of rich white witaied slat, trimma..l with beautiful silver lama. Head-drew. amnia hethers, and a rare and costly suite of diamonds. MX !MUCUS IMMIUMASII. .. , ~ A ipleddld court rube of gold lama. worn over a rich white Ali. slip, she body shame covered over with precious noon; thence".• annpu-ed ot. beautiful blond of the last and newest fosbinis; Hof train of rich. velvet, of a most vivid cherry colour,-with 4 tich aid ntamive border of gold lama of bright cad frosty gold. -fissil‘dress coniposed of rich atrich feathers, and a complete diadem bf Banta; of •peeilect and uniqoe arrangement.; lappeto of blood.' DOOMS OF BOISOROM. • A beautiful dress of marabout sauna, ennoroldrend with silver and blue silk. and elegantly trimoied with sliver lama and white satin; sleeves of Cbant il ly blond, called seduisantes ; train of blue tissue, brocaded with silver, and trimmed with silver lama. Head. *testae beautiful ostrich feathery, with a profusion of brilliasts4 Llappetrof blood. This beatnik t dress crested great ootleog Graise watuindoed 6 observed of the Coon." MAIM Or 117. •wtts. A splendid court dress, composed of rich white satin, with one deep and rickffounce of Chantilly lace blond; the effect and style of the drapery Were very beautiful, being looped up. by large single diahunde; sleeves of beautiful blond ; the traid of the ume beau. dial satin, trimmed with rich blood, and also displaying innumer able brilliants, which appeared to attach to the blood, forming a border t• the train; the body was most costly, and of almost regal note."' Head•dreas, white ostrich feathers of rare peace. thin, which most have cost some labour to collect; the brilliants of unique and costly description; blond lappets. */CYIO11q.• 01 saisTou A magnificent gold lama drcss, with a superb border, and gar. ninire co bona and blond Lacs, war a rich white satin slip. Man. frau cf rich Indian doom wit► garniture en lama, and pm de Naples pilaccau. Head-dress; diamonds and feathers. • DIARCNIOXIMIS Or CORNWALLIS. A ricli lilac and green gawse peinte dress, elegantly trimmed with garniture en tulle and satin, and a prolusion •o( rich blond lace weer a rich white satin slip; nsanteau el rkb emerald rult de wde spoke, with garniture gn tube and satin. !lead-dress, die. anonda and ostrich plume. • THE MAILCIIIONUS •r A rich silver lama dress • Colunnes, sod train to correspond. over piuk satin; magnificent blond sleeves; body and cemture covered with p►ecious stones; superb pearl necklace. Head-dress. a profusion of diamonds and white feathers. This dress was ex tremely from ilia richness of the embroidery and the quantity of jewels. COUNT"' St. merosto. A rich geld lama dress ever rich white satin; blond lied seduisanies; watered silk train, trimmed with saver blond lappets. Head-dress, white (rattlers and brilliants ; blond lappets. CUONTISS 07 asrrana A very rich gold lama draw, a Colonneo, over white satin body, covered with beautiful diamonds; a superb gold lama train, same pattern as the dress, over white satin; blood lappets and s'eftees, called seduisantes. White ostrich &ache's. and tiara of diamonds. COMITIM INNKSRVILL4 A o.ilver lama drew, wows over white satin sleeves of blond, called seduisantes - vain of beautiful silver and blue Ilium pout de sok. Hiad- drew : of rich ostrich feathers, and a cowl, tiara of tare and precious stones:lappets of Chantilly blond. CANISTIMIS cowiraii.• • • A handsome white crape dress, over a rich white satin sp. The dress was trimmed With silver. and the body itearly'esvired with beautiful 'diamonds!. blond sleeves. called seduisantem Audit.. of, rich waierra alit colour liadie bleu, trimmed with Week.: Head ed", a profusion of, beautiful slop feathers and a toady diaiiittik of brilliarda. • • mu cotnerass or. inisong. , • • - •• A superb blue Kohl lace. trimmed over blue topes,"Witli satin add giver tient*, ‘iohly ornamented with silver grapes. nuardorsitic s . blue flowers ; the train consisted of Indign velvet; Itsposoreilinit. 'trimmed to correspond with the dress • the contrast of the Colo' eolaurs. and the richnets of the dress , surp assed every thiog we have ever seen before. • litad.dress, white ostrich festbers sod a mag nificent diamond comb. The ornaments to correspond, consisting of dismonds and peak eon:illy beautiful. • —.arms moos. A rielt vapour , striped Palmyrran gause dress over a slip of the same colour, Bobbed at the bottom with • very handosnie gar. niitire of tulle and satin, and at the top with flounces M costly bbsod lace; a nuatasu of simmer satin, with • handsome twisted border of tolls, and satin Nakao. Hsad•dross, a cave of silver thaw, with an elegant plum of white feathers, broad blond lappets and pearls. . • . mg YUCOVW: II9I I 11111 0 00781 . ' _ Over white ado, is beautiful dress ot white *respiring ; the gar nisureelegantly.palated in greets and gold; the sewage trimmed; and manchsum of ride blued lace; assassin of ►ilver gauze du tape, trammed with blood. Head dress, plume ot ostrich feathers sod diamonds. veseauxises isoutan. A tulle dress, trimmed with silver lama and flowers: sleeves called aeduisantes,•ht lams silver; train of rich white watered, trimmed with silver. Head dress of feathers and beautiful dia. mends ; blood lappets. LIST LT SWIIIIIIIIN A meet beautiful white satin drops, embroidered white real gold *thallium eu tribe( r very rich blood sleeves. called eedoisantee ; a euperb gold gam 1104 with satin. gold colour. and of the most eedulaante effect. Head don& white ostrich feathen, sad superb bland lappet& with a prelusion of diamonds. MDT ITAIPPOIL A bosetifol gold lama dress. a Colonies., over deb whits satin; Vend sleeves, called setbsisantes • a very rich white satin train, trimmed with gold labia. Headdress, whits ostrich feathers, blued !Appris, and diamonds. LA' 041111VAGN. A whits crape dress, Maimed with blood and white lowers. over rich white satin; a train of white satin. trinunsd whits net and &was ; blond sleeves, called astivisantes ; blond lappets. Head dress. whit. pearls. • LADY CASTSIIM A whiteiros do Naples dram, trimmed witb net and satin; blond sleeves, called sadskantes ; a train of watered copulas, trimmed . with net mid satin. liead.dreas, white ostrich feathers, blood lap , pets, and diamonds. LADT al. anocannuniamr: A magnificently rich blood lace dress, profusely trimmed with the same, over a white satinet" s otanteau at white grus des lodes, with garniture en tulle, satin. and blend tu correspond. Head dress, diamonds and feathers. WIN WAIT SIVAIPCLIBLE. A white tulle &Me. trimmed whit white lilies and room. ever ;rich •wlsits satins blood gams, called sedehantes; a very deb wish, satin train, trimmed white net and white Wise and reeis blend" tappets. lissiilrese superb eke leathers. , . LAST MOM 1111601:14111E. A white talk dress, trinuned with satin mad pink rams and YOM; bland 111411“111, called seduisames ; a train at very rich white satin a trimmed with net and pink Mall and blies; blood lappets. Head. dress of beaatifid white alep feathers. LADY - 0110lOIANA NIDIVIT. 'A otaraboat goose:ern croidered;ll;l;inisiand cherry fiowers, and trimmed with gold and flowers, over rich white MUD; blood sireyes, called seduisantes. - - LADY dikIDDIAMD PAOYY. 'A Isahlisonw toile drons; Al trimmed with net and satin, and I White toms; cnrsagemnisd,. a long white satin slab; a very rich mantillesit blond, and tick trimming of blond on body; a very hand some whine satin train,litlf trimmed with tulle sod satin; headmen blood lappets. • Head dress, a rich plume of white ostrich feathers and coetly,dlsmond empiesses. •• ' LADY DULY neer. • 'The same as Lady 91suggiena.. . " raer Wiesen qoasewraws.. An white o.tiefand net diess, with garniture en tune and 'Eking id ( with bouquets of Mee cresentimums, and richly ideated With a profusion. of drop blued lace, over a white satin ' Jibitteatt of blue Eros de Narks, with emiture en tulle, and satin- to cpittospond. • Head diem, diamonds and s pearb and rich 7s entieb.plunus. • ' ' 6. LAW 1061111 COlOll/IttLIS. MOW. • .s wets [AIWA lag are /MUM ttatttteso Over -4ehite sada: delicate drawee of white sreoplrane. with splendid garekutersfsilverdecorated with primroses. and supported by a (tint* of silver, with rich bunion cord and tassels; the cor sage trimmed, and usanchettes of superb blond ; magical' of rich lemon coloured de cape, trimmed with silver to cocrespood. Head dress, plume of ostrich feathers and rich blond mental,. TES LAMY NA TOWNS. A dress of tulle worn over rich white satin, elegantly trimmed with a superb dress border of silver lama, intermixed with pink and silver finwers,klech Condoned up the front of the dress in beautiful ratted wreaths, terminated with satin and silver rosettes; the body and dawn., iriattned with a profusion of costly blood hat, and orna mented with pink ..and silver lowers a superb mantels of rich pink satin, trimmed round with a broad roskau of silver lama, and a rich raised border of tulle and silver leaves. Her Ladyship wore a coronet of beandifid white feathers and broad blood lappets, and a profusion Or diansondesisibig o f a d a r a o a cklaca,and M altese cross, with oar tinge, am. en suite. I •• • tribe .CAItOLIIIII LIMN . A handwrite toile drags, richly trimmed with blue and diver lowers; cartage dupk.roacyritsittiond sleeves.; la fiancee, looped up with diedionds ; a rich Mond motile and blood lappets. diver cordeliere • a' rkivisliii satin Crain, trimmed -with a rich silver tor sad.. a:address, mishit& of Whit? swirl feathers and splendid dianiond orimnients. • 7 .* •• ' ** . LAST SAM NIN.: • A deb embroidered net dress, wish mixed (Anis. of loss elk forming colonnades the third part alb, petticoat ; the effete of the dinars was extrainay ekgant ; the train was o( _pink satin, endow at to.correlsOnd.sis the editor of the dress. ' The head-dress of liallsonds and feathers. .1 ••• .was onarongrom. A crepe diva. richly embroidered with loss silk, of *pot di. , vlp g. a er,l• of• paradise satin to correspond : • - • $ . LADY AUGUSTA COTIGN. - 7 A elegant lilt 'drew, trimmed with .pink all Whits bi;O• 'fbc ellreewas simple, bat very elagni,.. Attain to camp's& • r LADY toast} : • An elptifireAsite areophane with a aupeyb garniture est Stet ima satin, and profusely trivddied with rich blond lace over whiWkdia slip ; nianteau of ricincoone sey pouk de sole moire, with garMture en tulle, and satin to correspond. Head dress, dia. adund rhea, necklace, end ear rings, and a rich ostrich plume. LAST QUENTIN. A white satin net dress, elegantly trimmed with garniture en satin and tulle, and a profusion of rich blond lice, over a white satin slip ; manteau of rich lavender poult de sole moire. and garniture's satin, and tulle to oorrespood. • Head dress, diamonds and feathers. LADV RAMAT. A 'myrrh white satin pse peinte and fold dress, with rich garni ture en trite and lama, and profusely trimmed with blood lace, over a rich white satin achp ; manteau of rich white satin, with garniture' to correspond. Head dress, feathers and diamoodi. I.IIDT MTH VARIED. A cerise peinte areophane dress, tastefully arranged en.guirlande, with garniture, and profusely trimmed with rich blond lace, over a' cerise satin slip ; npereau of rich cerise iiguied milk, with garniture .en tulle, and satin to cortevoild. Head dresa,diansoada and feathers. LADV elliUtiVl. • ..•. _ _ . _ Aver pink satin. a stlperb dress tel pink areopbane. elegantly panted en garniture ; the cor.age' tritimed. wed manebettes beanies! blond' mensentilirftets pin* :Alin. with tich bordering to correspond. Head dress, feathers and diamonds. LIST ClieTVI VIM. • A tkb whits figured gauze dress 1 tlootelle. with a superb gar. niture to tulle and sem, and richly flamed with a profudoo of blood lac liver a *bite actin stip; manteau of rielboiseau pooh de' sole moire, with garniture en mgr. and satin to correspond. Head diess.dianionds and feathers. THig MOM. WU. Illialtalt Lanni. Dress of tulle. with garniture of. satin. iatermized with groups of violet, over white satin; the corsage and sleeves trimmed with Brussels lice; nianteas of vtilet wilt; trimmed to correspond. Head dress, feathers and diamonds. • URI 00$. lithl C•ASLOTT& AIIDISIOIOII. -.A white uenphane dress, elegantly embroidered with shaded feathers and chenille ; the minte.o a superb brocaded vaprur silk, tastefully embroidered to correspond. He.d dress, leathers and diamonds. L Tut Mat. MN IIaItRIOT arsourirrou. A superb brocaded gauze dress. elegantly trimmed with wreaths of variegate d 4.. wen; Pomona green brocaded manteau, tastefully trhumed 'wiiii tulle and variegated Rovers. • /lead dress, feathers and diairion4 .4 ..... t• ' -• ; - • . . 'mac. •Dettaak Itrfililtoll. • 4 riehoiseva,, de peradii•lig arid faux dress, superbly erimnied • 1 with jarnitnie enplinand•sati*, ewer a rich satin slip to co:4* . pond ; mautean.tif . lich ; sad a', ensued" de paradis and . garniture en tulle and eatiti z : Wad dress, a superb gOld embroidered toq ue, with ellantond !ivretth i .rai.ri4s. and neckike. ostrich feathers, &c. I-• - - - • ..,,, pan cot. iiiinitawn - A rich witik s brne urea Olt 'dris,i with a iamb 'garniture. , Len seta and knjje,.p4 y trimmed with rich ;mini lace • mantras 1 (k of rich sapphire blue Owl e put& sole, legattily triinissiti with garniture en Wile, and amid to curreppvtid: si - Head dates, dfainands kiio ostrich plume. ' *- ' ~_, au: imareifila. • . ~. .11 nuyptilkeepPlelld lama dna: viith'supitli garniture' en lama, trier richhopaleC ateds fibfesely •gtfinnted With blond' lace, over a tieh white satin slip ;•.,etootgait qt,,rich Ammons green moire, 'roe de Nagel, and painitetesqf gold; lamp, and. blond. Head chess, . . diamonds and feittbefs, s ••-• '• , kw watiWitair .• A rich white airier end nut Aruse, with garniture ea tulle and satin. interspersed withvbstiquuta of lilac and • white flowers, sad tagefully trimmed with a piotusion of skit blend lace, over a White satin' slip; mantras of ilc Viet satM; with gamiest. en satin, and tulle to coerespend. Heed area, diamonds and mulch plume. • asas. ninay. A rich white innlinildeeed anaphase area, with satin revers, and profusely etiolated with blond lace, over a white satin slip; man. tease et nth white Ado; wide waiter* en tulle, sod satin to cue respond. - .Headdress, diamonds and fe.eners. • --es.-- Dintwre were liven by weenie: the Cabinet Moister, and Great (Miters of &Se; in- mere if the. day. The Deka of Wellington entertalawl a ausaereaspihy of members of the Douse of Peers. kc. The band abbe-Lot It glum of Guards atrawded. and played la the main* the -PleSerflake's house. , - kir. Saeretary Ped etnertainsitibtAidges, the Law Cibeee e . the Lord Mayer. the fihetitsef if the corder of lAndos, ke• t '.-* ' . The Earl of Aharrieil.49 , t . 2.1 a = 4 d k e Foreign Anibtriatifta a4„llllleisteritli to the ForeiguOMee. 'A kr emerge -filurray.iii colouial Matti* i'' nlf'Vfat' Kecret eciettaised , she Afeeteaisklei itteit!tp, Qparternsaater Gauellai:lantothera isbirtAvtle. l 111 ° hancitimog . iale lacakuerAssesateinetttie jr mitstw Met, i • ikeretaki of scup. for ifreliseds is,CfiauahM of Deetsprattleuienater, the Wei; Ciwaseissinberef•Viiiieli and P reels, the President of the of Trade. the Vice- PresidenCef the Board of : Trade, thw Inili:Tryeaffit pkbisisaire tie PaYlbswif of the Purees. tjackwaleer: d sae Ham' CanswerVii•lAMV of the • Treafari, ihd ititaigstiOwat the: Cpepatesteent tbe 'Mew ConamOnsi the Cbaiiiissea ebet C f niusth*pert of Sishei thr rag Lltairtnan. and tie CliairettakytAluCafambasen •tzgo the.Chairmao 01 the CaoOAlhdgeerstti CemeasnalfshosTreauti the Orklnapce, tbg. li ecf r ui stry of the TieassweitlantallimilliP Direetris of iltew.iil6Duaspany. the Deputy Choi: an t Governor dfiliti N a, Doping ,Goversee,liiikiikailihne Mr. Milterd.sice.,'"ati • k .t JLZ lift. The. Lwd Glunsibehia p.tlinnettp Ike, QfP/8111Ma.1 1 16 departateat. . • . , . • sa ^ •:.-f The lord steward aywertainall ski OS* . *Obeid Green' Cloth. &a. - - The Groom of the Stu ewes liner to the Lenisandi Grooms of the liedchatitber at his Majesty. The Duke of Lied% MI Waft sidle Hoes.. testenelsed his MU. jewy's Equerries sad Aidespeir Cow. . . .' '"" • •t• 70 - , ..,- DISTURBANCES IN MACCLESFIELD. ISOM TUB 11AxfCllttataa , RIBALD, *PURL 90. The distress under which the silk weavers of Mac clesfield have been f a of some time labouring, and which tt ey have hitherto home with great patience. relying as they did on the hope that his Majesty's Government would adopt some means for aff4.rding protection to their trade, has, we testa to say, at length broken out into acts of violence, and outrage. On Thursday. a Meeting was held for the put pose df petitioning Parlia ment against the measures pieposeit by-Mr. Fitzgerald, and fur an indemnity for the losses the *easier' had sustained. At this Meeting one of the speakers made use of some very violent and inflanimatory language, and there is no doubt that this, coupled with the deter mination of Messrs. Iv ocklehursts, the most extensive manufacturers in the town, to make a further reduction in their already low wages, has led to the results we are about to detail. About eight o'clock on Monday evening, the first demonstrations of riot were manifested, by the &possibly of parties of men and boys in the Market-place, drawn together, no doubt, by a preconcerted arrangense , it. In about half an hour nearly a thousand inclividn is had assembled, and at a given signal they proceeded amidst loud cheering to commence the work of siemolitioa at Messrs. Brecklehurst's fictary. in Hutdsfield. about half a mile From the town. Meanwhile the M.gsstrates . and some of the principal inhabitants of the town, is ithhec having any distinct idea of the object which the riot; rs bad io view, assembled at theTown.Halt. and a num ber of special constables were sworn in. The recfuitiog . pasties stationed is•tbe town were alio put an er sin's. aid, in company with the special constable; followed hi the route taken by the mob. On their arrival in ihrdsfield, however, they were too late to prevent the completion of the mischief, fur the mob. had since, fed in demolishing all the windowi in front of Messrs. Brocklehurst's factory, and in breaking and extingui ing every gas lamp in their untie. What mozht have been their ulterior object is not known, for on te. •pa proach of the civil force the mob .peedrry .disver and before midnight the town was restored to its wonted tranquillity. A meeting of delegates trorn the •eeei al factories was held the same night; Whin it a a. seoilved that a general strike .cif all - the Weavers simuld sae place, until Messrs.,Bralcklehriiits agreed to pay prices which are paid In , other instuktacturers. • Tuesday morning a Meeting of the weavers was held in an empty factory, when the resolutiturptiied AI the deligates on. the plesintts evening semi unanitn us:) , adopted, and between 2 and SAO we avers paraded tt,e streets during the afternoon, but !without any mandisrea lions of riot or disorder. Nevertheiess, it was deerne4 advisable, for the preservation of the public peace. Vi-c a military force should be stationed in the roar, and accordingly a dispatch was sent to the OffiCer i n c um. mend at Manchester, and .about nine o'clock iir the evening the fears of the inhahitatits were relieved by the wheal of two troops of the Ist Dragoon . Guards. *ere followed soon afterwards by a detachment of the 67th Infantry from Stockport. Yesterday (Wednesday) the inn. ruts, several dim , - sands in amber, again walked- is - procession thrush the streets, preceded by a bend of music playing th e Dead March, and carrying flags trimmed with bl ek crape, on which was inicribed the words- 4 4 We roily want to work for our living.* Up to one O'clock tie further symptoms 4. , f rot had been manifested, ant tt was hope I that the pre•encer f the military ssoul.l rend to restore the town to trancroillny. DEATH or LORD A LLOWAY.We regret to • •te., that the Hon. Data rariscalts.ine of the &manna of the e 011-ge of Juatiee, eapired at his seat in Ayrshire on Monday. His Lord.. ship was an eminent Counsel at the Dar, and was promoted to she Bench in I 812.•—adiaborgh amnia; ipril 29.* Baron Lomas Da ROTH•CHILD aitieed la 4 night from Paris, accompanied by Ma sistei the Itrtstites Ds ROTll.4llhLth A Cabinet Conniel assitrANled yeatesday at tw., o'el.:ek,at the Poreigo Mice. Which was attendi.d by—tLe Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Wellington, Earls Bathurst and *herd,. o, Mr. Peel, Sir George Murray, the Chancellor of the Ezeheippri Lord Ellenborough. Viscount Melville. Mr: Vesey Fitzgerald. isuf Mr. Ilerries. The Council broke up at two. ,The attempt to burn V eitnitissi•r Abbey is not-tittle wondered at when the result of the ttial liven . diary of York Minster has shown that t man has only to be a fanatic to be exempt from the legal responsibi.., lay of crime. The law, as tormeily laid d-wit **eh that, to make the plea of insanity available of a criminal. it must appear to be that sort ot*fßOff . which is accompanied by a total extinction of il+e fir sense. If a man craftily plots a crime, secretLv ell( sit it, and.then, as one perfeitli coo,cino, or basing mated the laws of his countty, fl ies from jostier : that MAR eennot-be .in the situation *Atte in whom the nfo sense, or that faculty which 'distlniblittes from wrong, is extinct. If wealtaese iirundetitandlog, s.r itny particular mental delusi be:fiken sussi.fficient excuse for enormous crunesohe mom dangerous c..niasi quences to society must folleiii from such a d. mine. There are few people, particdlarly those of a speeui titre turn, turn, who are not under some delusion or inter. Where is the line to be drawn between the denier weakness and delusion which is to take away oesptinst-' bility and that which is not? ¢ Ilan of truly .souiid understanding—or, in ocher words, a wise man—Jots not commit crime; for every crime is, in a outage degree, indicative of moral or intellectual weakliest. The line can only be with safety drawn as the law originally laid it down—namely, between the Conipiete insanity which obliterates the perception of right and wrong, and that degree of newel infirmity «inch dies not destroy all moral consciousness. All t! II wars of Johanna flouthcott, for instance, IND supposed to labour under gross delusion on religiosa Buhl ets t_ should they, theiefate, be exempt Isom punishment if they acted criminally in pursuit of their spieltuai •ions-? But, if the law has been lightty acted upon ie. the, case of Martin, they, and all pthar .fanatiOss ought , to be .° emancipated" from thedornintosi of the Istriti* Besides, this plea of mental Oahe*, atter A pew. crime has been committed, is ekry ea-jty set. ip, and" very difficult to be disproveds.frpietHereld., . CCIRciiieMANGE. MARKAikli e . 7 Milv I • Twtko'Csoca.—Tba sopplim of GraijkAsll "yeas." have been gala very small. Oliliarhet.tisipiarradassfamillA • wit s lair demand for Wbeat,' send 'at lid !lose; sales lid Sr 's? 'ffoos f d.topeoosiderabie extent, at tally Mlaidayletirriney. Rartilt 'Otiose. ins vary dull state, and ao bsoliasesiraa - Ime,Oieigit la • malting. sleseriptioos. The insuliy a poiltaik M. id.mdef ti H fierlina*.ind rem,oll continues, and lach...anolo. off NI 4.04..89: • • • gooefertna at elk tkakday. Oats Of /God 'quality Kainisid skirt . VaMCiinettanie dqaMlipas go of readll% Nola& the %Mei sons . itioAllrdi . glfeeed... sale of Flour bashaan ratharltaiitid. ' • Whint, 1.500 qn. flailay.l.loo qrs. Oen; SARI its: • flair,•4l9o sadly Irlsb Oats. 1,900 qrs. Foreign • Whom; 15b 'qrs. Baoley. 900 qrs. Oats. 1:1S6 quartars. • • • •• • dMITELFIrELD MARKET, Mar 1. • -.r• • • • corms a? luau,. . • • aMilani I Sheep 5,900 I Pap 110 I • Calres lie I Jolrd • ' e 4. 06 to as ad Veal . , . MB.l to 04 04 MOM . -- 111 6d • es ad Pock . . - 58 od SI 4d 00 , . se loa s. sa • •,.?. COAL MARKET—Ton DAT 'Av One. 1 .us Coil Ezdsansa was well attended by nsercttams to-dap, . and Coals sesetally were is good demand. Seventy-two os* dupe were at market, making a total of arrivals datiagske week of 104 • 1111 9•• IPZICIEL Sem Welland Coals . . Us. Ns. 6.1. Th. Od . Other sons . . . 14s. 04. 31.. 64. •