Star. — London, England, 1803-01-19 00:00:00

LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY r 9. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK a 3 per Cent. Red. 741--3 per Cent. Conf. 70ii. Old 5 per Cent. 99i too—News per Cent. seq. OffIIILIIIII 4 3 . claf.—Conf. for opg. 71ä. On Monday we announced the lately of the CYNTHIA loop of war, which had been blown out of the Gut of Gibraltar in the florm which hap pened there on the icith ultimo. We are happy to announce that we have received letters which confirm that ftatement. They alfo confirm what we announced at the fame time of another gale having come on two days after the firf, which we are forty to find did confiderable tnifchief. The following are the letters alluded to: GIBRALTAR, DECEMBER so. "The effe4ls of the form of yeaerday morning are vifible in every part of the rock. The crop of aloft of the gardens has been completely delheyed by the hail, which lay upwards of ten inches thick.) in many places, and feveral of the hail hones were more than an inch diameter. Almoft the whole of die windows in :he Naval Hofpital were demo lifted by them. " The Phccnix, Portuguere frigate, as was con jectured, (truck upon the Pearl rock, and, after nearly foundering, the beat off again, with the lots of her rudder. She parted all her cables but one, with which the brought up nearthe breakers,about two miles beyond Cibrita Point, where the now lies in great danger. s , I am happy to inform you that no apprehen. lions are now entertained for the CYNTHIA (loop of war ; as, after driving from her anchors, the was teen (landing through the Gut, under norm )fay.fails, without any damage. " The Adventure, army tranfport, has been got off the rocks, at the back, of the New Mole, with little injury, and will fail in a few days for England. 44 The Royal battery which was let on fire by the lightning, is now completely burnt down,every endeavour to eatinguith it having been ineffectual. " The Spaniards are difarming at Carthagenai according to the laft accounts. " The Garrifon is now fo healthy that one of the Corps has fhut up their Hofpital, there not being a fingle lick man in it : this time two years about thirty men, on an average, died every week, now there are fcarcely as many lick in the whole garrifon. Such are the effects of regularity and difcipline, and a proper attention to the health of the troops, which, indeed, has always been a moll eonfpicuous trait in the conduit of His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Ksrr, wherever he has commanded. _ _ ...... 21.—After a remarkable fine day yeflerday, a gale of windcommenced again today from the N. E. with greater violence than on the nth, and blew the whole day in a molt alarming manner: much damage was done to the (hipping. A large polacre aruck on the rocks and foundered at the back of the New Mole. A French man of war brig, from the Eallward, anchored off Alge- Eras difmafled. - . . "Die 21.—The French man of war brig that put into Algefiras in &fires yeflerday, came to anchor near the Garrifon to-day to beg of Effance in refitting ; fhe is la Mutine, of t 6 guns, from Toulon, in eight days, with 8o officers and foldiers on board for St. Domingo, befides her ieomplement of feamen. The Captain lays, that when he left Toulon, two of our frigates were then watering there. "DT ca m asa 23.—The American frigate Adams has juft arrived from Tangiers, which (he left yef torday. The Captain reports, that a Moor had arrived at Tangiers, who afferted he had feen a Portuguefe frigate go down on the 2111, during the florin, and from the violence of the gale, and the difireffed fituation the Phiznix was in when the fecond form commenced, having loft her rudder, and only one anchor and cable left, we are very apprehenfive the accounts may be true. She was the largeft frigate in the Portuguefe fervice, cart y ing upwards of co guns and coo men, command ed by Capt. DUNCAN, a Scotchman. To our great joy, the CYNTHIA arrived fare la ft night, with rn other damage than the lots of her launch, (he having been blown ont of the Gut under Cape Space!. Three merchant:nen drove on board of her when the gale commenced, and obliged her to cut her cables, and put to lea. --She aim() gives us fome hopes that the Phe nix may Rill he fafe ; for yefterday morning Ile taw a large Portuguefe frigate, in difirefs, tow i ng i n to the Gut, which we are in hopes may be her, as the CYNTHIA picked up one of her boats, with two men on board, who faid they had broke adrift from her after the had got off the (hoals near Cahrita Point, and that they left a frigate and brig in company with her. The Vixesco brig, with the mails from Lit bon, arrived this morning." THE ZUZEMS BIRTILDAT. Yellerday being the day kept as the Anniverfary of the Birth of our truly amiable (Z E E FN. who com pleted the 56th year of her age on the 19th of May WI, the fame was nbferved with the ufual fplen tlour and -magnificence ; merry peals from the different ftecples ufhered in the morning, flags and tlandards of the United Kingdoms were difplayed from the Tower, and different public buildings and churches, and the moil lively and general ex preflion of loyalty and attachment to our molt gracious QUEEN were manifefted by all ranks of the People. In the forenoon all the branches of the ROYAL FAMILY paid their affeetionate refpefts to Her MAJESTY at the 01:en's Honfe. At one o'clock t e 61 guns on Tower Wharf were fired, as ufual, and as many of the Park as Her MAJESTY has attained years,were difcharged. Their MAJESTIES, accompanied by the Prin. IleireS ELIZABETH, MARY, and AMELIA, went in their carriages to St. Tames's Palace. The Prin. cefles Aucv STA and SOPHIA were not prefent ; thc young Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALES came with their MAJESTIES in their carriage, and con tinued for Tome time at St. James's. Purfuant to the charter of King Charles H. founding a fchool at aria's Hofpitil a for educat ing forty boys for the fea fervice, the fCholar; ap peaned with their mailer, Mr. GWYNNE, at their head, in the Anti-chamber, holding in their hands books and drawings, fpecinsens of the progrefs each had made in nautical mathematics. As His MAJESTY paired to the Drawing Room, the boys were prefented by Sir JOHN ANDERSON, the Preli. dent, and JAMES PALMER, Efq. Treafurer of the Hofpital. His MAJESTY, after examining feveral drawings, &c. which they prefented, gracioufly expreffed his approbation of their progrefs. As the RoYAL FAMILY entered the Drawing. Room, the following Ode written for the (Tea. lion by JAMES PTE, Efq. and adapted to mufic by by Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, was performed: Though the ternpeftuous winds no more The main with angry pinion (weep, Though raging 'pink the founding Store No longer howl th' impetuous fess ; But booth to reft, the billows amp, Save where fob Zephyr's tepid breeze Fans with its filken wing the rippling d.:ep ; Yet Still with unremitting eye The pilot marks th' uncertain Sty. The Inman watches Rill the gale, Prompt or to fpread or furl the fail, Mindful of many a danger pat, Toft by the turbid wave, check'd by the adverfc blaft. Not keen Sufpicion's jealous glance. Not fierce Contention's fev'tilla rage, Shall bid BRITANNIA point the lance New realms to grafp, new wan to wage. In confcious rectitude elate, In eonfdous pow'r inanely great, While the beholds the dang'rous tide Of battle's crimfon wave fubfitie, Though firm She !tends in adt to dare The ttorms of renovated war, Her ready (word, her lifted Shield, Provoke not the enfanguin'd field, More than the wary pilot's cautions urge The wind'. tempettuous Strife, or (well the foaming forge. O from our Chores be ezird far Ambition's wild and refUels crew, Who through the bleeding paths of war Falfe Glory's demon-form purfue, Whafe burning third, Rill unfubdu'd By deluges of guiltlefs blood, Glares on the regions round with fiendlike eyes, While karce a vancluilh'd world its with (applies: Yet neer may Sloth's inglorious charm Unnerve the manly Barron's arm, Nor Sophiltry's infidious art L•'er lull the manly BRITON'S healed May Peace, with Plenty by her fide, Long, long o'er Atatow's fields prefide ; Long may her breath, with placid gale, Of Corruneret (well the happy fail ; But rous'd in Jultice facred caufe, . Inflated rights or violated laws, Still may ber lons with fierce delight Flame in the gleamy van of fight, Spread o'er t►e tented plain, or brave With warlike prow the holt& wave; And on each firm ingenuous brag • Be this eternal truth insprefs'd— Peace only theds perennial joys on th-fe Who guard with dauntkfs arm the blellings Prate bellows. After which his Grace the Archbilhop of CAM. TIIIIVRY delivered a fuitable oration. . . Her MAJESTY appeared in good health, and received her viftton with her aeconomed good fpit its and affability. The Kiva alto appeared in good health and fpirits. At the Court. there were prefent. betides Their MAJESTIES, the PRINCE of WALts; Dukes of YORK, CLARENCE, and CUMBERLAND • PRINCESS Of WALES; Duchefs Of Iciest ; Prince ' fres ELIZA BITH, MARY, and Am F LiA ; the Cabinet Minifters and great Officers of State ; the Ambatttdors and fume other Foreiffners of diftinaion ; the Right Hon. the LORD CICIINCISLLOR ; the STRAKER of the Houk of Commons; the Cstauceu.ott of the La ce ; the Secretary of State; the Secretary at War; the Attorney and Solicitor General; Mafler of the Rolls; the LORD MAYOR and Sheriffs of I.ondon ; Mr. ER SK iN s. in his Robes. as Chan cellor to the Prince of Wales ; the Chief Magic trate of the Police. Sir R. Fos n ; and a fplendid circle of Nobility and Gentry of both fezes, among whom we noticed-- Priors Caftekkala. Dos Ls —liosb nit, Portland, &anti (Helton), Mostrois. 111 to a crt s s s—Salitbury, Byte, Cornwallis, Towniasid. Ma acmes, t—B.th,Saliilistry,kly,Carrnartitro,Dowe tki-c, Townicad, Sligo. E a as i—Dartmoods, Harrington. Harcourt. ateftetteltl, levity. Cardigan. Courtown, Aykrord, Pooktt. IVlsecksbaki, ktingkans, 610414 Cam, GEnevfan B ra ieet, Mount-Edicautsbe, Ormond. &churn, Msaoqt, Coddle, searhonsites.csindes, Uxbridge, k arL , r,Pottimossh, Cravens, Warwick, Fife, Lcicollcr, Morton, Cork, YANK. C stas..Harrington, Harcourt, Cbcftedield. Cardi gan, covetous, Wigton, Cann and tete, &sebum Mows. Fdgeenmbe, St. Vincent, Chatham, Suffolk and daughter, Spencer, Mansfield, Clonmel, Liverpool and daughter, Rofslyn, Portfmouth, Jerfey and daughter, Elite, Pomfret, Carnarvon. VISCOUNTS—Sydney, Fahnouth, Broom, Cranley, Lime rick. VI icon arra s scs—Dowager Mansfield, Fitz william.Sidna. I.oa s—Arden, Pelham, Selfea, Bolton, Cathcart, Henley, Amherft, Somerville, Willoughby, Onilow, Bayoing, Bliquire, Auckland, C. Somerfet, H in ton, Gwydir, Caltlereagh, G!enbcr vie, C. Bentinck, Gardner, Suilley, St. Helens, De Dunflanville, Port more, H. Fitzgerald, F.. Beauclerk, Howe, E. Somerfet, Langford, Glaftonbury, liawkefbury, Wodeboufe, Radftock, Eufton, Dungarvon, Walfingham, Willoughb de Broke, G ower, Manning, Sheffield, Templetown, C. Villas, Grautley, Huai. field, and Grey. Ln nt rs--Pelham,Stawell, Dalrymple, Aylfbury, Cathcart. Henley, Pembroke, Sidney, D. Sidney, tinning, Banks, Auck land, Read, Howe, Glenbervie,Grant, De Dunftanville, Ca ft le reagli. C. Stewart, Lavendon, Wilfon, Earner, Alvanley, Ayl mer, Saltown, Langford, Bofton and two daughters, nacre, G. Cecil, J. Erfkine, Amherft, Crofton ' Sherborne, Duncanaon, Collingtan, Walfingham and daughters, A. Smith. Gwydir, Decrhurft, Martin, D. King, Clunmell, Smith, Wodeboufc, Errol, and Bellingham. Sins—R. Ford, G. Shee, F.. Nepan, G. Ofborn , R. King, J. Heard. S. Cottrell, J. Sommers, W. Hamilton, W. Grant. J. B. Burgers, T. M. Sutton, F. Millman, C. Algal, I. Pepya, W. Clare, R. Wilfon, 1.. Dare!, J. Earner, T. Turton, R. Onflow, F.. Coote. J. C. Smith, C. Bifhopp, H. Collington, J. Ander. fon, H. Martin, C. Hathilton, J. Pulreney, J. Shelly, J. Day, W. Call. Button—Durham, London, Carlifle, St. Afaph, Norwich, Litchfield and Coventry, Rochefter, Ely, Briltol, Chefter, Gino cefter. Rev. Docroas--Glaffe, Vincent (Dean), Mdfs. Jubots.—llaroa Macdonald, Lord Alvanley, Lord Eften borough. Alderman Watfon. Am IA SSADOI s—French,lmperial Minifter, Neapolitan and Lady; Swaliflt, Pruffian, Ruffian, Turkilli, Hanoverian, Ame rican, Dutch, Portuguefe, and Sanlinian. BA RON s—Nolikeas and Dc ROIVC, Baronefs Lucas. Count Angerfteln. Aosta ILA Ls--Digby, Pole, Wallace, Knight, and Lord Keith. Ga sr a art s—Hall, Stevens, Smith, Turner, Craig, Arabin, Garth, Gwynne, Manners, Cartwright, Forbes, Macleod, Duo - das, Tarleton, Clarke, Cowen, Fox, Cbfain, St. John, Berkeley. Harcourt, Vi'ynyeed, Sutton, and Clinton. Co Lori Its—Rook, Smith, Greville,Stopford, Fits oy, Scott, Whittam, Hope, Beaumont, Thomond, Puller, Lambert, Cole man, Fremantle, Paget, E. Blithe, Manning, sties, Stevan, and St. Ledger. Majors—Price, Delborough, Collier, and Stanhope. Captains—Digby,Townfend, Dabwood, Coffin, Mark`lim, Trowbridge, Sydney Smith, Paget, Grey, King. Murray. Mel - rt.—King, Farquhar, Villiers Windham, Herbert, Waft, Gibbs, Percival, Montague, iyivelter, R. Welch, J. Alexander, Malnwaring, WiAiams, Serjeint, Vanfittart, M. P. Andrews, Dent, Hope, I. C. Price, W. Adams, Penn, Wil liam Dundas. Ham rend, Platt, Kent, Read, Law, S. Smith, Garthesorc, Long, Steel, C. York; Bragge, Lafeelles, R. Thorn ton, H. Thornton, S. Thornton, Colter, Cheßer, Canning, G. Pitt, R B. Shimidan, Bouverie, Poole, W. Pitt, Warrington, Croats, S. Onflow, Mountain, Howard, Welton, Striation, H. Major, Benfid4, Folk; Cranford, Green, and Grenville. Miftreffes—Wynne, Windham, Nugent, Weft, Montague, Porter, Mainwating. Williams, Lille, Dent, Walpole, Price, Beaumont, Tani:ton, Law,S. Smith, Loqg, C. York, Adding ton, Hare ,ort, Metter, Balk, Bouvesie, Sb ridan, D. Smith, Grey, Fremantle, Onliow, Fox, Bonk. Mites—Edgerton, Chefter, Townfend, two Baynings. two Edens, Malnwaring, Dalbwood , Markham , Addington, Coutts, Crofton,Dutton, and two Collingtons. The Court was one of the moil fplendid and nu merous, efpecially confidering that the Parliament is not fitting. It likewife had to boaft of an un common .and charming thew of youth and beauty. Madame A 11011.10131 was at Court for the firft time, _ _ _ ..... Mifs Brno was prefented to their Majasrits, on being appointed one of the Maids of Honour to the The Court broke up at a quarter before five o'clock, when their Majarriss returned to the Q . Lieen's Houfc to dinner. FEMALE DRESSES HER MAJESTY. The drefs cenfilted of a rich petticoat of white ratio, over which were draperies of dark (late-colonred crape, griped with broad fiver net, edged with flyer ribbon, rich fancy fringe, and balloon ornaments, cords, 'Arch, ate. The mantle of Rate coloured velvet, with large River (pots, fringe, and Giver orna menu. The whole bad a molt fplendid appeirance.—Head drefs of flatetoloured craps, mon richly embroidered Giver, with a proforma of diamonds. PRINCESS OF WALES. _ Petticoat of Mae velvet, corned with a rich filva net, bor der of vine-leaves and bunches of grapes; the vine leaves black velvet, veined with Giver, and furroundni with ric► hones; the bunches of grapes in topics and emeralds, dra pery and train Emilia' Dupe. A rich border of vine leaves and grapes, in topazes and various other Runes ; the train and drapery all In one; the trimming continued in round—a beauti ful Rune fringe furrounding the whole ; naves, a filar net of rich taffe's. This drapery was far fupaior to any we have Peen; it was really me* eleg not and fuperb, and difylayed her Royal Highnefs's ufual tale. PRINCESS ELIZABETH. A puce fain petticoa , richip embroidered in gold fpe , ys a puce velvet drapery, anbroldered in broken waves of gold triangles, and bordered with a rich pattern of gold and puce, from the olives &ape, intermixed with large drooping bunches of gold foil. laurel !moo an upper drapery of puce velvet, in (tripes of gold foil &ells, united together by rich gold cords and taffels; on the left fide, a drapery of broken waves of gold fpangles, and drooping bunches of foil and laurel leaves; puce velvet follies, embroidered in dote (tripes of gold (por gies, were brought from under the rich draperies to fall to the bottom of the petticoat, which gave a Miklos and peculiarly elegant elfin& ; train puce velvet, and gold tieue. The rich tafels and fringes which ornamented this deeds. convicted the elegant and mojeflic appearance of the whole. It wu Rich as always ditlinguilltes the tafte of her Royal High nefes dref.. A moR fuperb and rich head-drzfs of entire gold, with a mu number of beautiful oßrick feathers, dia monds, &c. PRINCESS MARY. A rote erloured Latin petticoat, embroidered in waves of Giver (plunks, a black velvet drapery of confpicuous &arca, forming three &Rind corners, each corn. filled with • dump of Liver foil (hells, and bows of liver cords ; from each coe• ner proceeded a rich Rape of rote colour and Liver, bordered with deep points alternately, of rote Latin and filver (oil, with brilliant wreaths of filar Ran; on the left fide, a dra pay of black velvet, with Elver fpangles, and border of tale colour and Mar, with net senile and fringe. the bottom of the petticoat, a black velvet and Giver chain, rich filar fringes, coeds, and talkie ; train,nie coloured; Giver and black velvet I dine. PRINCESS AMELIA. Body and train of rote coloured figured velvet, petticoat of rote coloured fadn, richly embroidered in wave of Giver ; be d black velvet, moll beautfuDy embroidered with Giver and dM coloured Lulu, sod trimmed with taffifriuge. Her Higiusefes deb was a further difplay of her ufual tafte. DUCHESS OF YORK. Petticoat a gal filet% trimmed with a deep gold fringe ; draperies rod tablet gold Wisc, large gold hullion, wi E bessti• fol taffeb; depot Indian thawl of gold Ulu, duffed with Cable; train white fade. inlaid with gold, uinamed with fable. This du& war extremely magnificent. PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER Wore a beautiful Ulac tabs petticoat, Curably embroidered with filver, in rich Unites, bordered with black velvet, richly finagled ; the drapery tilted embroidered (prigs, an elegant wreath of black velvet and flyer leaves acrid' the petticoat, fattened with a black velvet knot, fp.ngled ; the train black. velvet. ltriped wit► Ulcer iilae Lain front, and nerves beand fitUy %tangled to cortdrood ; the whole toperbir trimmed with Lives. P;ltleLfl CASTKLCICA/ A—A brown tripe petticoat, orra insuted with uld ; brown crape drapery, embroidered wifts borders of gold foil, trollops, and twills of gold cord; train brown Patin and gold. Marchionefs of Heativotto--Pettlemit of white crape, richly embroidered in gold ftripes, drawn up on the left fide with tich.tords and talleis ; the body and train of puce velvet. Marchioaers of Sulam—Petticoat of white crape, orna mented with white gripes of 'civet appliqac, intermixed with Giver, and trimmed with filver hlarebiuners of Dow:: bola white fat in &es, embroi dered with gold. Marchiunefs Towsenimo—A ye:low Lain drcfs, trimmed with lace. Marchionch of SALISBUIT—A white Patin drcfs, embroidered with gold. Counters OftAKOlGAn—ftody and train of black velvet, pet ticoat of amber Patin, with velvet gripe., richly embroidered with Giver; the drapery of black ,velvet, embroidered with filver and amber tulips tied up will cords and taffels. A black velvet head-drefs, mob:Metered with filver, , and line yel low feathers, diamonds, &c. Couutefi MANI/JlLD—Purple velvet train; petticoat of white crape, embroidered in zig zag with gold, and a wreath of Fold f 41 embroidery scrofs. Counsels of Dr A WAR r—Purple velvet ; train trimmed with geld ; petticoat of white crape, with Reims of purple and gold. rouliters of Maces., sneter--ikely and tram of:purple set vet, ornamented with gold; petticoat of rich purple Latin, fu- Feebly emtruidercd with gold; the drapery ut purple 'acct, molt eleg.intly ornamented wills gold. ' Counter' of CAV A N--Thc petticoat of white crape, very rich ly embroidered with gold (prig.. gold Lunges, and roll u; the body and train of purple and white velvet, ornamented with a variety of diamond broaches And Iliders; Crewel of point lace, and tr owned with li;ht gold fringe. (Montero of Cnat NA —W ore a beautiful buff Latin petticoat. elegantly embroi icred with green velvet and filter; a deatic drapery, formed o' green velvet, t:dtetully fpangled,green velvet leaves; rube., hull Latin, embroidered with grim velvet and Giver; elegant fleeces to enrrefpund. Head-deers, buff ruin, fpargled; bandeau, green velvet and Over white ultr.ch fea thers. Counters of Covarown—White Patin petticoat, richly em broidered with gold and royal p irple velvet, bordered with purple velvet points, richly (panted; a beautiful wreath df gold, railed grape leaves ecru'. the petticoat ; purple velvet robe, (paneled &eves, elegantly ornament. d with pointed fringe, to currcfpond. Counters of SUFFOLK—A white crape petticoat, with gold ornaments, and a royal purple velvet tern ; cape of white tripe, with rich gold ornaments. Counters Pour let —A white crape petticoat, rich oar* dered in Giver ; train white Latin, trimmed with Giver. Counters of CAINAILYON—A purple drcfs, trimmed with Giver and gold. Counters of Livia:cot—A figured black gauze petticoat, trimmed with purple velvet draperies, ornamented with gold lace, bows, taffeta, and fringe ; rube black velvet. Countrit of Tnatior —A black velvet and violet coloured crape petticoat, richly embroidered with Giver fpangks and pearl ; Giver net drapery, looped up with Giver rope and taffels• body and train of black velvet, and violet crape embeoidereii with Giver; bead-drefs violet feathers and diamonds. Counters Cto wet— White crape petticoat embroidered wish gold, arid trimmed with rich ermine and rows of gold beads ; the drapery (traded orange embroidered ribbon, looped up with gold bullion rope and t eels; the body and traM black velvet embroidered with gold ; head-drefs black velvet and embroidered ribbon, and orange fdathers and diamonds. Counters of Avs. asap ey—A petticoat of brown crape, field/ embroidered with gold ; train of brown velvet; bead-drers t. correrpond. Counters of CnItITIIRFItLD....A white crape petticoat, richly embroidered in gold !tripes of wheat and palm, ground watt of embroidered Ran; drapery of crape embroidered, infanta with wreaths of (cadet lilies, gold fringe at the bottom of tie petticoat ; train of white radii, trimmed with gold Counters of E ssez—A white crape petticoat, velvet border, richly embroidered in foil floret, and gold (pansies; drapery of I:oriel velvet, embroidered with foil Bone, and (pansies, sena. matted with gold taffils. Counters of J —The petticoat of purple crape, tufted with Giver. The fa& of purple crape, croffest with embroider ed bands of foil Rune and Giver, on black velvet, tufted in va riegated gripes, to correfporiel with the petticoat; the whale faftened up with elegant finer milk and taffeta. The train of black velvet, richly bordered with foil-ftooe and fiber, tops of peeves of Giver tufted with crepe, Withal,' fattened up with Giver cord and taffds. The head-drefs compored of black vel vet, a profußoo of diamonds, a plume of fine featben, with a real heron. _ _ . rifeountefe CASTitlltwall—A buff ratio petticoat, with rich border a purple velvet, tufted with Liver and chain; two draperies on the right of fuperb black lace, edged with Liver; on the left, a handkerchief, drapery of black lace, edged with broad fitcv fringe, flyer pocket hulea, and a ties difp'artl Liver, Milo, and tattle. The train purple velvet, edged with Laver : body and Leaves richly embroidered in Liver, the old line& Oath Deere, with under ditto, of buff faaln drawn through. Head-drefs, a plume of buff and black feathers, vel vet, and diamonds. V deountefs SALTOO w—A b Town crape petticoat, embroider ed with gold fpangles, fertooncd with rich bullion rope and W WII ; the body and train of brown Garrott, embroidered wish gold, and trimmed with point lace; Iscad-dilia brown feathery and diamonds. . —A rich gold Ilk gown and petticoat. Lady Dar —A mulberry fatio robe sod train, the domes richly ornamented with point lace ; the pettiest white crape. wkh draperies of the fame. fdtooned with lilies of mulberry velvet ; hcad-drefs, three white &trick feathers, a bandeau of velvet, sad a loperb dial and Nicene. Lady C Wr Mee petticoat of bright yellow, richly embroidered iu Ran re prig !min, with amok fuperbfcrole border so crier, enriched with (pots of white fads and trammed with paint lacer...funk black velvet. Lady COARLOT TIE it!. ZINSON....A Mike fads pettleoet,or nantented with a beautiful drapery of white crape, emboired with coerce fpots of white fatin, mad trimmed with fenuardrone. white tafleta and fringe; white Gain vett derma of anbelled crape and fwanfdown. La ly DOVOLAP.—PeTticatit and drapery of white crape, edged with white Ilk zapbire, and ornamented with white GM tads, and tring ; train of pee velvet. idy t. rosi Lilac crape petticoat, with a headroom erabefque border of lilac twist, and black velvet draperies to maid., ornamented with toads of lilac and black ilk; trade or Wadi velvet. Lady ares--Petticalt of white crapc,cenbroidered in gold Rms, draperies bordered with a kroll apace fads, edged and fpangled with gold puce rain mantas. Lady Pa a nate —ra white crape petticoat, elegantly ern• broidered with coquelkot velvet and gold,with a drapery richly embroidered in large conuelkot velvet leaves and wavesergold (pangies; train black velvet and gold. Lady C. C ...Yellow crap: petticoat, with black web vet drapery, divided by a la-ge net of beads and border film* bead., with large bead talre.h; train of black velvet lady Levi karate... Wore • whits crape petticoat. richly embroidered with gold and white rein drapery ; white dime. beautifully fparigled,and ornamented with white Cada and gold; embroidered white fade gown, trimmed with geld (Paneled fleeces to eorrefpond with the rename. Lady Demte—la bite crape petticoat, beautifelly frenzied with liver: brown fain robe trimmed with fiver. Lady PlTT—Body and train of black velvet; petticoat of amino colour, trimmed with fable for, cord and tack. 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