Star. — London, England, 1817-06-27 00:00:00

e 4 DRAWLVG-ROOM I . Yesterday her Ma.risry held a Drawing-room at Ler Palace, which, as well in point of numerous attendance as in the splendour of the dresses dis played on the r.ccation, was perhaps superior to any thing of the kind ever before witnessed in this or any other country ; and happy were we to find that the former patriotic and laudable recommendation of the PaiNer; RECANT in favour of Brutish manufactures s.as duly respected and observed on this cccasion.— t.sual State ceremony, and military parade were attended to with the most grand and imposing effect, and the assembled multitude seemed highly delighted with the brilliancy of the scene. Het MAJESTY, always punctual to her appointments, entered the Drawing-room within a few minutes of two o'clock, scrrounoed by her illustrious Family and the Officers ci! State. The PRINck REGENT, in all due slate, ac critpanied by the Royal Dukes and the Officers of his Houvlicle:, arrived soon after, and we were happy to observe chit his Royal Highness appeared in most p.:rtcct health and excellent spirits. Owing to the immense brilliant crowd and the number of distin pnislied persons whom the Qualm had to receive, her Mariesry did not withdraw till half-past five o'clock. —When the heat was excessive and unbearable, the Patsca Rer,exr directed the attendints to clear the avenues leading to the Drawing-room, as well as' those of tae anti-rooms: straal Ladies tainted, and one Gentleman also fainted. When the company I began to withdraw, atter . the commencement of the Drawing•roorn, it was impossible for them to get at their cattiages and chairs, owing to the pressure of those who were tuctr. entering to approach the Draw. ing-room; they therefore returned to the Bras:-plat in the trod of the Palace, and promenaded, - • Among the presentations wet s the following Aleut-Cut Sir Robert Steele, on receiving Knighthood, by the Earl ovf Liverpool. Lieut. Henry e. S rile, R. N. by bib brother, Sir R. Steele. Captain H. W. Powell, Grenadier Guards, OU hi. mairiage. Maryis of Lansdowne, on his return from abroad. Mr. Rae Wilson, on his going abivad, by Adm. :ftir J. Bernfor.l. Dr. Mao kiattion, by Lord Janivs Murray. • Lir t...t.o:ge Hill, on hie being appointed Vice-Trva,urer of and awurn a Member of the Privy Council. Mr. Mot tuit, by Lad Morton. Mr Forum, by Earl Mu!grave. Captain C. T. f•cutell. R. N. by Sir Cox Hippisley. Dr. Adolphits, Sorg. to the Forces, ou his return Isom Jamaica. Viscountess Eanismore, by ViIoCUU:AibS 41AI/brook. Viscount Enniainore; on his advancement in the Peerage. Mit% Hare, by Viscountees Askbrook. 7 he Rev. Mi. ficubeir, by Sir John Cox Hippisley. Mr. J. Adams brook, the American Charge or.affaires. Mr. Angstrom, the :•wedish Charge d'Ailaires. Lir G. St3nUtoll, ene of his Majesty's Gunimissioriers of Embassy. Captain G. A. Westphal, R. .'v by Earl Murton. Lady Lubbock. by Lady Ifi ris i,ky, Captain 'l. Hub. rt, K. N. on hi:, return from abroad. Mrs. Stevenson, by the 1...n1y in Wa‘ting. Majo:-Garieral Sir Wilnant Canal. on hi: marriage. Fir W. W. Wynne utid his Lady, on their marriage. J.sdy Harriet Pim:Sett. by the Countess of Fingal. Mr. Vaughan, Marister Plenipotentiary and aec.n.Atary ot . Eru- barmy in Spain, on his rattail, by Lord Castle/eagle. Lady E. Pack, on her tuartiage, by the Countess ot Ntuisfirld. Major Largford Brooke, Prince Regent's Regiment, on his re turn from the Continent, by air John I.elcester, Bart. Cul. Hepburn, ad Guards, on promotion, and Appian:3ll4as C. B. Mr. George Isyng, by the Lady lit VV.:Oat:lg. it Charles Burroughs, on hi. return to Endland. Yd}' by the Dowager Cnuttess of Itribister. *I be Mis.es Shefiii.l , l, by ditto. bit I.umky Medli/ton, on curving to his title. (*rain Hamilton, ad Guards, on promotion. Cattalo kart R. N. on his return from service. M..jor Clayton, tnth Regiment, on his marriaye. lieutenant-Colonel Grant, Grenalticr Guard% on his promotion. I Is ut -Colonel Alelnian, Coldstream Guards, oil his snarrisox. Color et C. Smyth, on his marline. Ctrain ksyley, R. N. tin Ira return from the Continent. Captain Grey, ktoyal Hirs,ars, an his marriage. Lieutenant i.l. Fuller, it. H. A. on his rerun' from Algiers. I.leuterant Cochrane, ad Guards, by the Hots. Basil Cochrane. Liellt. Brooke, R. It Guards, on lris return from the Continent. Lieut. H. N. Daniel, R. A. on his re.urn from Canada. Col. Abereromby, Cold4ream Guards, on return It om France. Captain Louis, R. A. on Ids return front abroad. Captain Hood Knight, K.N. on his return from the Combo:or. Capta:n NValpole, R. N. by the EAti of Detord. Cornet rent, R. ji. G. by Earl Moroni. I.ieu:. the Hot..G. B. Mulytieux, 7th Hussar., by Eat' hlurtuu. Captain Wormeky, R. N. on his retbru bon, shirrid. t A. Mageus, by the lion. Mrs. Denier Mageos. Captain Coghlari, R. N. (Al return front SLlbite. Caottur. Pu:rae, 56th I.m.cern, oti his return Irmo l'rateet. Ideur. Doyne, Royal Horse Guards, by kat! Mutton. Mrs. and Mks Douglas, byterststess lalcunberg. Mrs. and two Wises Meares, by Lady hereslord. Miss Lt. Leger, by her mother. Sir Charles Deabotta, on succeeding to his title. lady Desboeue, by the Countess or Galloway. Mrs.Cardan, by the Hor.. Mrs. Wiegtithl zitrinford. lady C. Stuart, by her mother, the Countess ot Galloway. Baron Garruw, on his appointment. Mr. and Mrs. Dastrwood, on their nratri.ge. Two Misses Rowley, by Mrs. Hammond. Miss Percy Fraser, by ber mother. Miss Leebmere, by the Countess of Hertford. Csquain Ker, on promotion. Major itandlty, on promotion. Lituteuaot Autrere, on his promotion. Lk C. Coghell, on changing his tame and candy's to his tide. The }lonia. P. Frankleue, by Lord J. Murray. Mr. Cobb, the Se - crony of the-Bast India Company. Mr. boreal. Lite his Majesty's Minister its the lonian Mr. Portman, on his marriage. Mr. John Wynne, en leaving Oxford fur the Continent. Mr. Hamilton, by General Johnson. Mr. E. Ilibbrt. on prornot.on, by ‘admiral Lord Exmouth. Mr. Grey, on has marriage, by Sir S C. Jerome. Jot. is Hail, liagh ut Emits, by Lord lir.tybrooke. Mt. L. liouverie, on his mi.rziaat, by die karri ot shattesbury. Mr. Frere. on his niArriage. Mr. Michael Bruce, by his father. Mr. Calgear, by Viscount Milslngtouto Mr. Joho Grey, or his marriage. Mts. Mile* Mdman, on her marriage. lw!rs. Clayton, or her marriage, by Lady Clayton. • II: s.• Belay, I.y the Countess or Fingal. Hiss I..chniere, by Mrs. Harcourt. bliss jsabs4la Slotrnier, by her mother. Witts Ecod, by V:scountyss Hood. • feNe , croft, by her mother. . :•: , r Brahaxun, on his return from abroad. Alecarder Hood, on his marriage, by Viaarint Hood. S.: William Burroughs, hart. on his return from India. t.? lota Hawker Eirglish, on his marriage. L;sti:. J. W.Dutir, ad Life Guards, on prcntotion. Larly Hood, oil her marriage, by Viocruntess Howl. ot Blandluni, on coming to his title. fig bi • Haste, Bart on his marriage, by the Earl of Osfoni. Lady Ile:aro:Lowther, by the Countess of Loasdalc. Lady Carrol, on her marriage, by the l ion. Mrs. A. Egerton. The Het:. Mhs Caroline Waldrgrieve, by Lady Radstutk. 1 he Res. Thomas Thurlow, on his pride:mem. 14c. Morant, by Colonel deride. I.sdy Harriet Hoare, by the Hon. Mrs. Robert Walpole. Captain Donabl, on bit, rAurn front the Continent. L il t. fuller, k. N. on his marriage, by the Earl of blatekhckl. Captain Naj ice, R.A. on reeovering front his wound.. L.nc. Shirley, Coldstream Gustds, on his return arum ;perdu. Ile Rot. two Mies Hark, by Mrs. Lushingoith (it. L. Graham, by Sir Janus Urshant. Ivlr.Colley. M.P. by the Earl of Aylesbury. C 44. &dru b it. N. by 1.4x1 Mortar. • Lieutenant Prendrrost, Sri Guards, on hie appointment. Messrs. Beard and Hale, en (ming abroad. Major the Hon. W. Erekine Cochrane, a stb, or King's Hussars. The licit.. I.ieut W. Waidtgrave, by Capt. Wallegrare. Mrs. Dottin, by Dowager lady Welby. Col. Sir W. Robe, K CIS and K.T.S. Lieut.. Gen. Slr R. Jones, on his being made R.C. or the Bath. Mrs. Schuyler. by her mo:her, Mrs. Auw. Mrs. Wryland on her marriage. Misi Cotter, by the Couutets of Loid Stratham, by Lord Ahoyne. Sir Robert Gifford, on his appo•ntment as Solleitor•General. Sir Samuel Shepherd, on Mil tie.tig appointed Attorney-Ureteral. Mr. Nightingale, by Mr. Montague Burgoyne. Brut. Tathwall, by Earl Murton. hljor-Orneral Sir W. Ingle. K.C.B. by earl Morton. hlisl C. E. Strutt, by the Matchioness of Salisbury. • Coltmel Sir 3. Clarke, on his return to Spain. Mts. :Stuart Hall, by the Dowager eouot.ss of Winterton. Mr. Col ins Poore, on coming of age. Miss Cf:ckbero, by the Hoc. Mrs. Basil Cothra^e• Mr. Jilin Croh, late Lis Mai!cy's d'Aff dr. at Lisbon, on his return from abroad, and er, his marriav:, by the Earl of Morton. Hnn. William M. Noel, Sr. his marriage, by t!'e Tart of Dthy. Hon. Mrs. William M. Noel, on her marriage, by the Duchess of Montrose. Counteu of Cavan, on her marriage, by Lady Mary Drummond. Miss Catharine Druntni«nd, l y her mother, La.' w Drum and. Mr. Thomas Chtinu, of ythan Hall, nciolsire, on his mar . _ riage, by Sir Colin Carup!Jell. Lieut. Vicars, R.N. on promotion, by Sir Lemley Skeffifigton. captain Edward L. Crofton, R.N. C 13. ou his marriage. Mrs. Edward Cr , ifton, on her ma: riage. Colonel, Mrs. and 'Misses Lon'grield. lady Pomfret. Mai -Gen. Sir W.P. Carrol. on his rnarriage,byto•d ii. Wafting. Mrs. 'thos. Clifton, on her marriage, by the Lady L. Macleod. Miss Chichester, by Lady li Chichester. Sk 1. W. Ltibbucl , , by Sir 1. Cox Hippislry. Mrs. Marsh, Lady of the 13ktiiip of I.!andaff, by Mrs. Burley. Gen. Sir Win. Cockburn, Gen. sir W. Inglis, Sir. Staiihnr. 1 he lion. Mrs. Wingfield, Miss Wingfield, and Miss Gardazi, by the kiuu. Mrs. Wingfield Stratford. I. Al 1 1ES' IJRESSES• HER MAJILITY...-A ptit!Coat of rich celestial bine tissue, most superbly trimmed at the bottom with full flouncing& or broad lace, suitnuuntesi aad finished with chains and rosctres of dia monds; the draperies entirely composed of a most elegari lace, richly trimmed with a broad Lice to correspond, with chains of the most costly diamonds continued round the draperies, which were very tastefully designed, looped up and confined, es lib magnificent bows of diamond., imermixed wi•h satin. The manta of itch blur silver tissue, covered with lace to cocrespouil. Body and sleeves prolustly trlllllllC4l with Lee and diaiiitnime— ihe Lice edam dress was encrely of British map.uracture, and bail a superb and elegant effect. Head-dress, a mutt brilliant tiara or diamonds. Her is oyat Highness PRINCESS Auntie ta—Wore a petticoat of rich white satin, the draperies mot magnificently embroidered hi 'liver oo tulle, with very rich borden round the draperies to correspond, which were elegantly designed, supported with real silver bullion, and supra() tassels, at the head of which were hunches of lose marguerites t below the draperies, very magnifi cent embroidered flouncing finished the bottom of the petticoat; tit: /31411R13 u. riC.1111144: tit:sail:l'i trimmed wins .11- %,..r lees; the body and sleeves tritium el is fib a rot moon on point lice and diamonds. Head-dress, a pintasion or oitrith feathers cud diamonds. 1 tcf Kopf ilizhness Parxc►ss ELIZA3Vvi—Wore a per.i eurc of mu cduolgi Lime satin, draperies of blue s.ettz:, very richly sp.mgled with gnawer, and a most magnificent entbroidery of ails vet- round the oiaperiss, dcsigi,ed iu a v.ry peet.nal- •^d !:gant style, apparen.ly casdttr togeit.er and st.speuded Mitit /Mho, ut sauu ricmy sp.iugied, and buialted wide Aandsorue branches of jspordos, and superb suer ropes and ta■.els; at the bot tom ut tirelieutem4 was Entaicit,g, 4.mbrottitrei in silver oil tulle g eba ar.rn u u of rich silver tliaUt, tlt.g4toly trim rued with Aver lacy; the body and sleeves svperl.ly trimmed with point lace and Mamuuds. Hrr Koytel dre•► had. a very strilung effect. ilcr 140) alliir,hasets the Princes:. Snritts. of Lt ot:c ['STE A superb dress ut Stine and *fiver rieLant barna drep.me% inented with silver Bowers and tassel. , , lilac satir robe r:c..ly trimmed with silver. litr Royal Hig:ant, ware a prtrtuaiuu ui lataillUo4l4l and leathers. Duchess of Noa I U auleftLAND—.A white twin petticoat with net draperies, embroidered with buyer lantz ; white satin train. Duchess ut LIED t--A white mar with rich erobroi dei y sit gold lama; white satin tram. Luctitss of At uut. white stain itettlesat, wi•lt net drape ried, comma Illtki ssth shades ut green shun ; white s:ain train. Duchess of MA/1.1.1iU lAL black NMI! pe:tiCaal, drapery of gauze, trimmings of tulle and satin ; black satin ua.n , wall a neat border to currespuhd. licatbdress ut feathers. Duchess' of licitu ► uKT—W last satin petticoat, a drapery of stutilloy gauze trimmed t,:ith rich white figured gauze, trimmed with tulle autl sauu tituuditig; hea: l dress, feathers alai diamonds. bitchros of ilticussosin—rt rich white satin petticoat, with net draperies, niu,t etesainly embroidered to goiu Lima, with very deep bottlers, magnificently worked in bouquet, and scab. luppui ut rosettes, supported with a most William gold bullion curd and tas..4.ls, an:. the petticoat fittished with an extremely rick tr iiiii inni; vi bold Jaina ; train of rich golsi spotted tissue, beautifully uuuntsd Ul lit rich li,us.els punt lac::: hr6el-dies,, ~spleuelitl brilliants and rich ostrich pluise. /low eget nuche s w Itu7LAND-11. white satin petticoat em brunitreu with bunches en m.tural Rowers, the draperies of net tl.gaittly trimmed with patent pearl, blond lace, tors , tas.eis, tip:. train, white ,atin,entbiendered with rich 11. , werii to curres pond, with the pctticcat tiiinm,:it with brie firossels lace and ptarlk. liescl-Jrcaa, a profusion 01 tea:hers, with a train o: tha.tiumis. 1 hr A/lard:lioness of SrArrosD—An elegant white satir_dn• pert' tetticuat, wagdttikeutay embroidered to sold lama wall bloa.l bee gartistura. Head-dress, a gold ti4llt turban with a heime. hums ut it:Atha...Aid a prulustun ut costly diamenck. lklareinunesa ut 4ALISH t. r—A peach blos.um sa:in dreu, co v;ted with cattos gauce,unts arch rope oirapery of give! Tot. tea &mar, trimmed %.t,o raas silver crape ; sbferb head-dress of neau.ei s and diamond,. Miat‘taioures ut 61.1tio.....Petticoat of ter ...interned with silver 4pplayuc, and dr.piries tied up with cord aut.i raseels. M.rchictuew ue W011.C13 taa-;—Att elegant white petticoat of blow ttet, pith . beautiful drapery of Ay-blue crape, tritunted Kitts Nue liaLe ust.reataad with blw: aud whittrott w wet' fr.thers and Marchiowesoof 14r.0 r XtraD—A.petticoat of rich wh!te satin, with 11.1 draperies, most mainitisstitly mitt I.4',:,ert.i . 4 lama and ciaentilcs Heat drat., .4pr.rh diailior. , , wit:. ostrich plumes Cminterse GulLorolta —A peach colour catlr petticoat w ith rich black lace dtaperirs ; peach colour train. Counts's. sit Whitt 11.1tillcytticoar, with blize ;;;;A:sie Jtapertcs ; b.ue satin train. twountsii. N vs.i..— A rusticoat of rich white vntie, with vs.a y elegant ts /MC tact de.lperira, 4.ll;broidcred 12 spo . lot 6 .1.1 C ..114 tart, alla prutusel) tri-.lnird with ar• rich Lisautuul biund tact; hew htlitt.s teeters darrovds. LOUlitc as I.l:s9lENtil.ll.—Will't petticoat ; trimmed w-ib bilVtr, v.. 41; l u trimmaug, wreaths, of white roses, lilac sa:in umn. 11.c..n-dp-sa, diamonds and feathers. Counissa ut petticoat of rich white nrir.; with tulle draperies, ciat.imarred with gma silk tat a most btae• tit ul pa; tern, and very richly ot namented with pearls. Tram at violet eaun, trimmest with Laigh.la Woad. tic44-ures., tea.liers and diamond.. countess in MEXIOROUGH—A petticoat of rich white satyr, with white net draperies, most beasitilJUy entb:vidertd iu ap plique, and spots of white ►atin and tiet,lestelaily Icup:d v...th bouquets of sward Wier; train ut white saw. licashilt:tis, fea thers and rish Cuuntcs, u. WA RWICK--White net draperies, von elegantly embroidered in silver lama, with ••ery rich borders, must tivaufi lolly desigi:cd in bouquet, over a petticoat of rich whitu ratm; the daapery profusely trimmed with a most superb lfurdtr at Ol ver lama its ruts and Laver and ta.,:rfully loved with a mow bnilwt silver bullion curd mud taaeds; had-dress of avast buperh Williams end itch ostrich feathers. Counttas ot Waal man ru—A whit satin petticoat witb crape drapery, embroidered with vine kavos, And fastened up with bunches ul grapes; mats and body to correspond; headdress eleg:only ilauurauxiwitb teatiwris and diamonds. LOUnleGa RNAKVONWhiLL: MCP pettiest, the bottom trinutad with a !woad gold trimming; drapery; a +April) gold utt, richly :Tangled, which Loyal eil du: paiucoei, suppoi ted by r opts 01 gold. ticod-dlt..iold turbots, ti‘thers, *n4 diamonds. Countess of Cur ENTRY—A splendid dress in a rich white oa th, petticoat, with draperies of white crape, magnifceutly em broidered in chenille bugles. licad-dress feathers and diamonds. Downer Countess of Livait root—A rich silver tissue dress, ornamented with purple satin ; train, silver tissue. Countess of LRULAM—A white satin petticoat, with r.rt draperies, decorated with bands of ntarone mid white rose leaves. A net train. Countess of Pt swot:TN—A white satin petticoat, ornamen ted with amaranthe satin draperies and plumes of leathers, white satin train. Conine*, of DatA WA a—A white win petticoat, richly em broidered in gold; blue .atin train. Countess MA risrtz ba—A blue and white striped silk petti coat, trhumed with blue crape; train to correspond. • COMMON i•A! BOT—A rich figured British gauze petticoat, with gauze draperies, and hunches of aericulas; puce ...tin train. Dowager Countes► of CAR Jl5Ax—A rich British time, de• corated with peach colour silk ; train to correspond. Countess cf CLOS,: V:hite satin petticoat, with net draperies, ornit weaned with bands of pink rose leaves; white satin tra:r • Countess of FINGAL—A magniFcer t dress or white, and 71.11UC petticoat of white satin, wi:h a border at the bottom, of leaves embroidered in silver. Head dress, leatbers, and a p:of.::ittia of diamonds. Viscountess HO3D—An elegant dress of white lace, ornamen. ted with wreath, tit embossedszior , art! looped up with Lunches of blue flower,. Head-diet , ' feathers and dia.-nor:lr. Viwountes, Fa.t.: , .H.Th—A white nth; petticoat, with net draperies, decorated with rose, ai.d lillies of the vid:;7; train, white satin. Viscour.:ess Alewives—Pet:knit of white satin, trimmed at the I..ot:ont with net and satin trimmings ; 4rai.eries of ruffle gauze., ta•tefully festuooed wi.li awl tag', of a Rite t0.:4 ; train of emerald green satin, trimmed with point lace. I lead-dress, white plittin-, mutinied ut Henry Ow Fourth's stile; or:Lino:ins 01 emeralds. _ _ Lady HARRIET PLUNMIr (presented by her mother, lady Fingal) —Petticoat White eaten , wOA a mho of pearly, and blood Lace at the bottom. Heal-dress, a claliA (ham 01 and feathers. Lady Ft Nell IdAT•rox—Petticoat of white satin, with blond net draperies; tram of•Stn.irautkus -.din, t:' .1 with Lady CoLcii 1.611: —.X rich ameihysr petietut, covered • I. white crape draisly, gt.tesiu.ly embruideied iti s.rtio:s sat :goo silk and white satin leaves, with bouquets of crape roses, terminating in festoons I mind the bottom. lleaii-dreus, all ame thyst -atin toque, with feathurs and tdainorolu. he Lady ut tiir 1). Ike to —Petticoat of white satin, trimmed at the bottom with oat sirsverie4 of spridged lace, ornamented with blue /lowers and sawr trait) of wlit.e ssti t, trimmed with lace; the w 6 ale consauted of for lish mitutacture. Beast-dress, white plume and pearls, and pearl oraantents. Lady HAL rosto—A rich lavender and white striped satin gauze petticoat, trimmed with Mackin l.ce ; tr.ui am" body to correspond. Lady ELIZAIIIETU LAVISON Cows:a—A rich white satin pet deny, bordered with an unique garniture; white satin train, bordered with blond lade, and satin rJUIt'nUX to correspond,. Head-dress, plunge of ostrich feathers and pink acmuia- Lady Ds es - skim—Body and train of green returns:A satin, trimmed with beautiful lituusels point. flead-dri s. feathers and Lamunds. Lady Mmyrir St—Body and train of violet and white satin, tilmmed with Brii,su Is point her; petticoat of wilier sattn with draperies of net appliqued in white .tad gold, rick curds mall tas sels; bead-dreas, plume of tra•iers, Lady Bo ilze cunt pet; ieciat, elegantly ornamented with blond lace aed b. ids. Her Ladyship ware a proluilun of di-monde and feathers. liady 13.1 a NA a D—White sari•) pert 'roar ; lace draperies, vanes fully oinamtnred with pink ii.rwets and pearl tassels; pick satin train trimmed to correspond. Lady LOUSSAHAit EY—White satin petticoat ; brocaded gauze draperies, taeetully ortamehted with embroidered Balances us blue; Llue satin train in correspond. Lady ROV:,E—A petticoat of tick white satin, dimmed round the buttons with french plaitirgs of patent net and ribbon; a sprigged I teender satin era u, rictity trimmed with Brussel, point lace; body :,nd areEtil to correspond% 1 - lead dress, feathers and thaanontl.. Lady TORRENS—A dress of white satin, with draperies ofirich embroidered tint, looped up walk bunchy: of hododentiron ; train of lilac satin, with fails of Brussels Lice. lie.u4dreas, a coronet of feathers and pearls. Lady la Ns 0/Ylll.l7Kr—A dress of white crape over satin, elegantly ornamented with ituaclies of conetrivolus, and flounced wits cult.. Head.dre.4, feathers and a prottedo:4 44 diamond. and t aliquots. Lady BARBARA COVENTRY—Crape dtaperies, with wreaths anal bunches of blies of the valiey ; rube of satin. 1 lead-die...l, a coronet of feathers Spa 'teeth. lady Ma NT ro sttl.rrb dress of green satin, richly em. broldered. Head-dress, plume of green leathers, with diamond necklace and e.trriogs. Lady Bay it iNtri oN—A gold colour satin petticoat, onsament ed with 'jet and liriti.h lace draperies; a net train. 1 ady Sus( sits —A white satin petticoat, with rich British gauze drandies; buil s.titi train. lady I.;itit:vt - Ait —A white satin petticoat, with rich British filtured gauze dray. fir', aitC4irated with variegated China-asters; train, white Bain. An elegant ylume of variegated feathers. ' Lady LA NGrus n white satin petticoat, with licit British net draperies and white arcassia ; white satin remit. •Two Ladies Pa y —White patio pritletßltS, richly embroi. dived in white and silver lama ; trains to eurrespon4L Lady C. FINCH liar rok—A white sari, petticoat, with rich gauze draperies, decorated with blue China-asters; blue figured satin train. Lady JANE Caarcwatt prirtrose satin petticoat, with rich net er2perirl and parent pearl; primrose twin train. Lady l,nerats Fi rzaue—A white crape petticuat, with crape drapiairs and ci ape train. I.ady a A Ell z aye —A white satin petticuat,trininied with gauze and net drapsties; white satin train. Lady hiAac Kr a 11... A lareader satin petticoat, with net dra perics, ornamented with lace ; lsrroder satin train. lady ituatar Sly WIC gauze petticuat, with rich gati7e dtapeties pt rpk satin .raiti. Lady L. l'at k—A white crape petticoat, with crape drve rie.; rich F.p.red .tik. train. Lady C.r. El! LUNE NV., trucc—A pink ra , in petticoat, with rich British ea.broidereki net draperies, and pink tuberoses; a r e: WrN2et BFLAIYgr—A 'll lift satin petticoat, with rich silver gauze dr:Apttell AM: C0111441,01W flowers; bite satin train. Lituy LIND white satin rett:cuat, with ttet draperies eribigiatie.: tit silver; white .atin train. Lady E. 'Eauer m sr.—A whir sat in pett icoat, with bLe and white gause dtaptrtss, and ltuitzheu ut white tuberoses; white set, train. lady Dectwox - rst—A gold colour satin petticoat, with net draperies, ric.hiy emlstoitleo e.l with patent pearl; guldcolour train. Lady H .• —A lavender satin petticoat, with rich lan:a dravertes; lavender satin train. Lady 14. l'a•tzra —White satin poticoat, with gauze drape. ries apd cbina ; s gauze train. Lady ii:VOCNT—A white min redcoat, tastefully decorated with and *liver lama ; white sAtiott.4l4l. Ladd• BASKS—A white ruin petticoat, with white and gold I.l , 2penes; , blue satin train. _ _ Lady MAcxraztc—Petticoat of rich white satin, trimmed with French trimating of net and sauu. ideal-dre<s, a prolusion e feathers an‘ diarr.ot,d Lady white ratin petticoat, with a flounce of Nord lace surrnotate 1 by a wreath at white roses and jessamine. Head-dress, ostrich plume and diamond*. 1.14 y Axtxwallica Hoop —Penictiat and robe of white satin lace, draperies ornamented watts lilies of the valley, blond I.:se, and French relit). Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady l'aitecL dress of Britilh lace maonficently embroi dered with silver, and intermixed wish gold to correspond, with a costly embrodered robe. Heatl-dress, a protur.on of diamonds 4t:,1 tPatilers. J.ad}• nr. Zit in —Prttleott of white vatic, trimmed with' beautifci lirubtels lace; tram. of tnhe, trimmed with silver.— Head-dim., leathers, and a prof:Woo of diarnocds. Lady G 11.1112 —Petticoat of Salrelnet, trim turd with Mech lin h.ce owl gold. Hea4l-dress, a gold turbot., fe4ibers, auu . Lady CAROLINE ASPLY Coortz—A satin petecoa will „Covered gauze draperies, looped up with bunchet of white itya cloths ? Bounce of striped goose. Head-dress, trathers. Lady ..- The same. _ Itaxtua. To rtit: L—A pe,•icoat of white sat!r., trim out at tlhe bottom tank atoll utmatkrg ; coayo.cd of blest tAlvtr r e tas!z:t and ti:ver, the Trap: rtes of bine •liver eitire, ornate rj.; whise itherm:m and soar., and *imported with , rose• aqd tastelt , ; V. • mar tua u( rirh blur silver Hssue , ttinr ; with Aver lace, bc::i• aril beeves trimmed with blond la:• 2 d salver. Head dr;•,,, uctr.ch trathen and eiarn.rds. Lady Masa N—. 4, prtticoat t.f rid% sdtin, with r' •. rgured pure draper/e3, trimmed with 1.,:0rd late, an 1 10.1... i with mixed bonque:,: of fitsno.r. ; the pet'ictat &tithed t full trantiting at the hastr.mi ; tram of rich ►oured •fibre c s: profusely trimmed with '1,141:il. lie'. i•drest of sack peel,, ant ostrsch plume. I.n!y MATILDA Vl' if I:TA RD •••A 1.711. 3 petlierit, peers, trimmed with bead timge, and wo e : up with b• se; satin train, richly trimmed; hei.d.die.s, ;rather. ar , ! r I•he Dowager lady %Vete r gretta satin ,:• ; mented towards tie bottom with blond net and crai,•e, or green crape, handsomely rimmed a ith Limn" bet ant: 5 train of green salts, trosimtd with blood lace; ;Tem tatir. turban, with a pi.me of ostrtch tea es, a::: a 7t. :Jrion of dielironds. • Lady sncrrirt.n•—A whi•e astir petticoat, Jc:—.•• •• .f r handsomely rtionne.: with a wrerhietz of Icy:...', • •!, the bottom of the pettimr, drawn up eonvc.l• •. t-• • •er.' .• ti sin , ornamenreci seil a trt IL and win , then: and t;:ansonds. lady Vr7 , 7 , 14-.-.4 or tatto, c. draperies, rnifirolLetyll oath . wr...0.11; the drapetir4 lonrcl w e builltant 6.1:d an , . lonkr and busty a. 1•1 dewy , . ^ • nilttsily r,e Inc bra ut.tul 1:-usst•Is point lice ; bkitd-tires.. 4, 41 4 05t1idl l.ady Sra o;: :—A schlte satin pettkont. • petiers, richly trrunte..l with 3117. i fr 1• • • t., -.L.:r cia•••, tastefully interspersed wl'h of h 1 , • , ; •,, col reopouti, Ncbly tri: 1%1; hea, rl i•c; ....d 1.a.1y ui: u.-A petttclat ct :.:t. dr,p-r:rs, &lain!) , t•l4.l); . ..ideted in wil.te ..+1 trtutu. t vino - 1n0.141 bce, and tavetuily lo.iivd with of wb te arCliaSa; train of rich White uUtt , euwant y trimmed; bad? art sierra, ptorusrly trinsturl Walla ott:t Ines; Itral,lst.s, kiCat a, dtautosuls, and teacher:. laid> , Minx 1. • 7 —Peacoat of whirr sire , with gauze d7r. pestles .0111111C1111t11 W!th 1 garniture a7:a loved we l whi.r silver; a lull tritismaiit sit net Vld 11.0w5.r,. ttiv Lad•tant t h e po;sclat ; trail ad pa acts te::1111111.,1 with WOW tape a ,, .1 ilea l dr... , hut 4altl pearl.. lady tin Vi • w bite %atm p,tuc , sat, with rich rause ornamented with sill, a not trrimiii:e . ,; white Lasly.Caur r—A taint% Ive:tifer. Wilt& 11.1 a : 4 ml dia.. taatt fully ornament, d wits msts r oiri ant !iBltts of tLy vain y ; to an t sat blur Sierras! ,rok, triantscd tittil point !ACC. Lirait.i.r t .',. EOM W.V.% LaJy 1.0 arrtcll:-. Whitt- gatsa wits tall tir:44triora citihr..ithrrat wits erer.no,s., as'st la vottull! 1."..p.31 bunches of japonicas, •wtth a wc.atto in I 'o/c.; tail finalities' wilts Isnot, and round wiar a Vill*:c!!I a.l i.:a risss.• dre.s. a prolusion of diAno4ol, and re:al.-is. Lady -A petticoat of rich white !rit.:tr.ed vet% 11'4111 trimmed wish point. ki.wd-tires.. ar:.l a 111411,11 M Of diamonds. 1 P.sowN nsow-.Whitt satin pyttleoat, wilt rich des .., drape.: WS. eat I.ittatv pi .aim 2114 Maud; rich strati tikors.ll tlanalliCti Nita ileasi.dretes, lea:hiss a144.1484CW1441. IIITTfNC: AT TA - rrotsALL's YEATRDAY. Putte..ster :n. Lest r—u to I kgatont Mr. 1.1 att's White:oak ; t;: to 1 apt air 1.. stan:ey's Warrtal ; 9 to I agn ILdte ut notion's It4..tteis; I I to 1 apt Mr. Fletcher 's t,ant.du n; agst I.urd Mato:is Stamburough ; 13 to 1 ag,t bruttxr t to 1 r. pt Mattp.is a Queensberry'. C.a:edon::.l. the Swe..psta!-es at Newmarket uetober hiettit, L , ?,Lt*Lri Skill:, Aquatur, and Sr Thomas.— raw to I aim Nk1..1. No Betting on the July Stakes ar Newmark. t. The Match betwcen Lavinia and Gazelk, at Newrnarl:et :ob. r 11eettug.-I..wltlia the favorite. ktont recent tin tio. .0 the Sporung Weal, bating, lilt. a other Vila + LCults, is Lecome very drii. 'lilt E —DA 'S n, JUNIL the eStb•—' 4 The heat of tl sue, during the last few days, ha► been more excessive than son have experienced for wine years past. Friday kahrenheies r ammeter stood at ; sou taturday, in the shade•, it stood at 86 . Itoin Ihrty Iss live sit the atternorm, beim% ten Swamu heat ; and norwiduranding the clumlinsts ill the da; , . the 1 hermor..et. r a; at 1t.2 in a snore exposed situation; atol on !vluisilay so the sou it Igoe hit! as II 3. At Wilintorte ua Sattaday, the I herusumeter a oud at noon in the stmaA!e at ot.-, and us she sun at 112: while at G4ntcat.r,on the saint ttaf, rose to lu3 in time shade. 1 his intense hea:, as might he es,re. ted, has been productive of itmeder.sturms w ntauy pars W th country. Ihe vicinities tat (;loucester and Truk:shell rare siruced of their enemas Orl batuarday gserssuon; and time in habitants us the tatter plscc Lave SinLimil-d considerable k.-' hi . the hail, which broke many iussih—alt l.ymritasa.nrzt (..Lip . penham, on the same day, a watempunt inundated a cansidera quaiitiq ut load, asmd occasioned a sapol rime ut time Avon, which Very sip sAny allerte:l the river at this distance.---::hishue:: and i:s neighbourhood api,cats to have receat.d the brunt ut the storm. It commenced there atom two meciock its the afteismooti , with Amer an issiantaneous darkeiete, and a violent rushiny rat wind lions the north -cast, accompanied by sls:.er.. of wrer, and Luse pieces ut isu. About the ee time wind lions the tmartk•east ceased, and middrimly ctininienced blowing from the southwest. whh such torrent:: tit tars tor snore than 4a!l au !pout, that every street was flooded, and the water tan through many of the houses. Time lightning was not Vtty ntid , titer WWI tie extremely hoof ; but they coutni.esi during toe wiesle ut toss Earns, which lasted till six u'ehmek. Forty sLtep, of a !lock is , - !origin to Mr. Swaynr, hi Langton!, were struci..lu.v., by the lightning, and !MIL sheep asol lanais killed ; several Lire trem were also blown down du; itig •soon at Iluiulor•l 411.1 Wo!' Huuhans, ' 1 hr 'mint also vssr , d this (.sty about two o'mlmmek , and continued till five, btr its 'fleets Welt' soot narked by A.m; exteumirdinary cireunissinee. Pm: very coml.!, cable ilaita, ; e w; s sustained by the one xS:ni•it•ml vsni.mrr ut a Nt.frlU which occurred lure on hionday alierimun : ihr rain 1,11 in such !orients !ha • the cannuun •sewers were soon clomak,Z, and she lower apart • inentsul nsany homes- were is. consilmsLimce flooded; almost ever' hut-house and green-hoe me, and sky-lslit in the iselLishotithood„ %united in its glass, snore or less, is ens hail-stoles, nary of which were two inches Hs circumference." MARRIED. Friday, at Ed.oburrh. Cohan Ilahault, to tLe lion. IV:ifs Mercer hiphtuatotte el .11die. June 14, at Montro_e, the Far, of Klutore, to Ku /t re' Reuoy, third daughter of :be late Kt. Rentiy, us Liorrovifte , :• - _ DIED. A: Dumfries, J S, 1.1;Allk);, Wife of the Rev. !mkt Kick. patrick. June al, *Le Rev. Aast ander Macadam, minister of Niff, Ross-shire, in the ii9th year of ! is age. May 19, in Lztracki, Etlirburt,h, the tads Major Cleirles Ir,IGC, ut ll,aguun Lutattiv. ut3.l.ty, at Crectit: l , Elizabeth Row, the yourtstz daughta of the Rev. lieu . ; ; rat gc lia:ath, aged 18 meths June 9,a: Drechin, in his ha.th star, loseo Luwe, MD. leak 7, at Arbroath, Mr. Das id Bruck, scualret of DarinitY• Ilcsides several 1, trittAlt a.aluailitances, be has t•e giteathed Altku to tl.e pip , : tit the pazash of Arbraia ; X. 7•0 to the indigent Sack Socit..y ; to a Wahl for :to 34SiStUF mhistcr. kir 11:1,7 !::::a the tuitrrip.ion library, a cul la ction of valuable book', v...th this restriction, that all student of divinity in the too n acal rc:zhhourhood shall have the us. ‘i the said books, gratis. Ach instances of liberal and jadt,:a:... benevolence, in one sn yeah-, while sinking under a c,arple ian of depre's'rg complairte, .ire rarely to be foun.!, ran: the bighest eneomlutr.s. tit tune Laotru.—A Mr. Leith, from Scotland, who ited apartments at Mr. Merle's, in Little Caatle•square, BriFh•o• and who had been aligl•dy lndtspokd for a day ur two, I. !•••• lotting, on Saturday, to call on a friend in Ureat Gast-erne: v: as ;eve., e 4 to jolt . . h. h the Library. Mr 1.. scarcely reached this room, when he comp Lined of a snaldr • pair is his bead, and Ml on the floor a corpse. PRICE OF STOC I K I S iid Y ta E I .: O 7. 4 : . I) . AY. Batik Stock, Lor.g Aims. ipi 5-16 3 per Ct. Red. 751 i .i le7 CL. CutA bl4ut Exch.llins (s ti.) S 11 pr. s 1 er Ct'nt. ✓5; 9:ill Coos. for Ace. :riii per C. Nary '.orrery riacti ....id IPA. -_-. --.....-. HIGH WA 11.1 t %IUIULUW AT LOVOON c. Morning - - 1:t tun:. rter Afternoon . • 54 •••••••• & t.CUMIN . rtiL.t.d n.d pub!.:Ard bi L•;.vtbi. 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