The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-03 00:00:00

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Majesfr - lieid a Drawing-room at Lord Killeen, by she Marquis or lleadfort. • -• me. i.. •I. 1. if (:• , ' V Re' 'I .- .it *OO .liii ,: . oi4 .1••••••••faii• l o..4 -.4:k3 . 5A..4 . . he was the heed. , Xispiettese at . theovpoition y ' 1, - , -- oese,- . -The Company were conduct- Ca Phintmore• lit Guard% oh Prollhtirth• „ . ' hi ci i . .. ' ' •- •• • ' '' t • . ~...- a .. ,- - 'Mecca from th "0 td halt - d stair - Lammas of' Roteherry, oil coning Cu the title; by Mrs. Bon- TO TkllltittliTibit, OF,THB lITATESMAN. the measures of hie Miniaters met Ai*. Fettststotto, 'A im : --- - ' .e ratan eerie. ' •to the .apeiddg of the Drawing-room. Lord &regrow!, on being advanced to the Peerage, and return i i) • •r. t0.,4 .0 1 4 i. t.e. Itiiit 4 . 1 i:J AI kt:l , . •: , , avowed adherents of FREDERICK - , the Aim* Idle him 7 : - . - - t ".. s. -. • ; Die , -1 ern _ gp opett•!sorprised at the honest to - from he army._ Lord Hill, on being advanced to the Peerage and return fru leave • the itiftrt all %oink dispeitedvtillbution ' c irri' -, t - ..t. iv • r,puriarpr.educin v e**r of . precedents to prove h • - woe. all into me Q ueens garden , and was entire- the amass .. se &laureate r e .. is celisteetteths: - iqo left - the Cotriltotit tit Mi n of Sovereigns to banish all t h e • ' s at ir iss .L E if tl yn u: d a r y,Ly ik ite,... h it y arts ii.r ess i m or onem. a doe. ,• ; .. .7• , s . , , , ow* 406 1 0 and or for the occasion. The tum hi• whartnn• by the malrehinlle" of ifhWelootef• Polltkol fri en d s , and - tbeiithe Mattei-ed r. CIA. Via wa if s with trick crimson twilled-silk, asaiiogre of. the • . 'Family , frosts-Gown, or from, princess •of . . ... . let erbere aga tt liat at your temerity Wa - Las is so fiii from hall% any. parties finirSeiflegaksi kuridshediold moulding, with hand. Wits Hereby. by her Mother. $Ol4 cirv,ed ornaments pt.. the corners. ! be , in a tte*P t •i• io Parliament to tharart,the tonsures of th.o.Rzosot's win- Mr-. Lambton ba her marriage. ' ' . s . s ._ Hiss Matilda Baker, by her , mother. • ?. bils.to44 , ~s . ,yidor,y between the cases quoted ha• 'i t . det.cortaies are pi; rich . crimson Velvet, trimmed Mrs..E. Koos, on her marriage , by the Han. Mrs. Calvert. t tn s ere, that excepe.teifew in d epen d en t Gettlil. - • • . tOtt the p' quyeageititts taisundaralatiding be, 444 embell i shed with gold.coloured lace and fringe. Mrl• W,iFrant. by Lady Wigrant. meow ail parties have to . pronounee.ber loan- • • !tilt b • itnenes, by Ludy Wintertnii. . ~'.istelbe .110. RApps Hones• fhb PRINCE REGENT and ~5 rhe draperies, which are • particularly foil are sus- ' t.: latest-of Wemyst sere March, by the Duchess of Richmond. &nee, that they Is it should' seem , b 4 for alight, OM .Priettees .0 7. WALIII. DANIEL STEART, of the • ever after at liberty to desert her and her cause. ' a grimsoo, supporting the lion and Louicorn at the Mrs. c"th '" 1 0 by NT' . 'le"' A"'"'"' - Callfier, -IS a' atoning Scotch Loon, who not only • Laiv Jane Moore, by the Dowager Countess of K hvgston. , I -As to the Delta Of tiLnuco•raa and Cuagalita• 1. with a many crown in the centre l , from which Connie's of Ruthes, o u c omin g to her title, :1y the Duchess of lifloWa Weft ott which' site his " bread is butter'd " the d r falls. in a 'graceful and novel style coo- ' NI°11009P• I what iii r %* i tnosteri up ceiltagetofight, until pre- . •-• . ~ . • ~ t oil . y visa that his antagonist's *reps, are pretty • 1 Lann-they werealitiposed to have ` - - i-r W e f Ladies below the . 'itifik'Which courtli efiquettelltif , g a su i te ° ,hangings tru ly et e gan`u Vue so f as Mr. serieollt Freres. by Si( assigned as the sea rd .. • • 4(1 4 . _, Mt ao *its in handsome carved and gilt frames, Thomas Leonard. Lady Hannah He*, by Dowager Viscountess Melville. , .. „ , • - .:. rd of Royal digpity; Hif i "at ' hod in crimson velvet A new state chair was Mrs. Jefferson and miss stalls Sinjth, by me Lady in Waiting. . IMOl'llif *de . i - jesty was offended-the .Dukes, left the Vourt, ! nof . • tied and executed by M essrs . France and Baia- . Drairlimi;tononehil appo in tment to the L on don I)i3trictl by the • - I a S__,... ' lids easralrornary r•oichniati, witalie Whirling their wives—the Royal Marriage Ant . passed-ethe ing. It measures above six feet high at the back . bliss L. Deshrowe, by Lady H. Sullivan. • , • . • •. . Mrs Pearse by Lady Leonard TrAllichl, lo Pnillice is but : Poorly typified iv the mo. ! illustrious parties , werhittconciletr , 8 ,0 4 1,# re t h e dig, The seat appeared to be about two feet high. 1 "'" Lady 'A. Vane , by lad y Barnard ; Opipa s sifo•weather-cock in a whirlwind, among his I ferences happily terminated: Now whit has - all • burnished mi., whole was richly carved a nd gilt in gold , .. ... .1 4 esz shorn, y Lacs ! , Snivel. fir freaks, formerly took it into his head to con. ' thii to do with th e tri-nclia' ,'•'&11•• a i , 0 a ,,, .L 5. and inished ist crimson velvet. The legs are I, Avt blis:Ti . tihot rr iorlai li 'dv Crlolit3Fl..t by Lady Parker. • ' ' t I „ ,_,11.4 t . I 1 - 'f. / N..7i ii kti. frir!Vt 1 1•3 et clews, and the tops liens' heads richly gilt.---, Mrs. Frere by Ludy B. Leutiard. Sand ' ter the LLGTTSRATE SOTEORIONTY or ill ; Majeyty , innera 04 • Bilk WA np • ! .-., . t v. . • .1 1 WINFAINWPIIKIreh gany-the top of the track are two cherubim', over Übe A. and J. ileyWood, by Lady Ellentinrough. . Fetwee-but with that cautious prudence, which in commanded hit.' Rays' Cootorkoblltalldidticl•bom 4, C. R. supporting the crown , encircled with rich , .v. Lady Charlie's. L. Pindar, on her' auuriage, by her Mother. . .. •, • ~.„.-'',, • '‘. The Giantess Dowager of Clonmell. atria' hfrlequin exhibitions of character never once' Court, and shun his presence -, for oiesii-is..Qamm. 1.01i040 iinli "lowest. Moro -was a foot stool to co g . Lady Hunlocke, by - Viscountess litimpdei. s , ~,'., :.1,, • % - i Y•"' ....V ... ' l ' . ' 0404 him, Ile asslgtii - the following very notable ! whose many virtues wave been desellefge - blphimed 4 1" d t e ith it ' . . , miss Webster, by Lady It. Seymour. . •- • 1.. . • i . ' Mrs. Orr, by the Guinness of 'Liverool • k . - ler Majesty sat in or leaned aga i nst -: b waiifthlsp , ut going,quite so far as truth and justieo;fOitk With almost et loud ai tettinpe i,"4 - 11OM' of liii occasionally • bli ss Millers, by her sister, Mrs. VS'addington. • .. .• . , the front of the chair, to rest from the fatigues of Lady Catharine Pooled, by Mrs. Punted. • • e • r might:demend :1.-" I War?a" says this wily Scotch, : Princess of Vi* • " di '' wt. aegis Heaven4)orS l Never so the 1114, ~ which were , escessive, froth the number' of 146 5 "are. bY ani ma llore. . • • • . :• •. , Lady Colville.r marri tie bY. Lady M ill. ' • IliNp-gl 44Nallalida , :t1p As DIVEn AS IV riNtomEn is severely trledl sibY•then th omit let from hed h andthe h eat, from - ' - 1 1 ,. eni Atop onour* it -smpg her attention, - _ 4l . 1.,... _ 1 014.iesor a !wow' re 81100 x ACTUALLY on KT` ith•Pihugh-tatl, woold here discovered some•anelogy the crowded state of the roonis. The Drawing- ' Miss tt. w aalt.'" ; tt if ....) t i - •- . . I h. ad joining Lad,' liroinicY, on het aldegrave, by Lady' ILidstuck. marria g e. by Lady Asgill. . 1....1 Si een the oasee emei,aresi, •nashent t h ee : ass i s t anc e room . is about 30 feet . square. •Ihe room • Mrs. Charles • - . ~., •-•••.. •••:t •iC. • -• ". :' Rowley, by Viscouutess Melviile. ~ • ' f D OtIEL MiSYCOPUANT. - On ally tiiIIVE pot Dawszes admirable de. " ft. • 4,,..5ci - „ the deaniag.room was newly fitted op for the occa- bliss Floyd, by Lady latsinls. s. ••f • ' 1, 1 - ''lrt - . flan ;it leads from her Majesty's private apart. Countess 'of Ilches!er, on her marriage. .., 1 fence of what My Ltird of Ott.etteotocon would call .11"Ou 'will perceive, 'Sir, that. In eace anti an Of. meats, and wet set apart for the Entree-room, .1°„1,1' Fuller, Kin; 's Dragoon Guards, on promotion. Lady Leicester, by Viscounteis flulkeley, on her marriage. teMperate dircusefon - In capitals , as a sort of f'tpiogit.. ' the caws quoted by the Courier, the, c a use of the where the Queen saw the branches of hot Family, ! Mr. Geor g e Chad, on his return fl•orn the ll.,gne, by Lora Suf. - . 1 1 9?T, -- fr Were' you of .5y1541.-TUArti and SPRING -' difference is clearly onderstood-ohe complaint is the Foreigners of Distinct i on , the Foreign Ambles. 3 4 Hope Ver ,on his mitre Li 'age, by Mr. eshrow. • i• ' lad° and 'Minister, , the Cabinet Ministers the litter. , tie , tl)srefore s so your guard-Place no con,. - distinctly ,mess i--circumstances which, of . tnem. -re • / t i ll l e it v l 414, on her change of Tin by Lady Itippisley. l im i t tojentm in the tretham Importance of your canne l • for •-•Tti3, exclude the possibility of any parallel or corn. Greet Officers •of e the H o e n e se t hold, andaode all i those .is who ca •adt ,e ! or! pig Lady Nitwit* nine:ore , to u ller on tide r . ikarri 4 . dstdri :of Sic k •WILILTAM GARROW OS his slicond , 1 tiarlsoil. HN Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT • SitscOi have the. P4vileg ! the I Po t hi s i . Miss gne, by her mot r, Mrs. ,ttersecal Gescoigne. rw he ' 1 ; - Miss Anttruther, by her mother, Llatjt Anstruther • lkietol, : 44/ttitViiiret ' hatilliii *hit ''lthlr , Devil, though i spikes no complaint whatever - he cuts it short with Th e m e rn i n ' " i I • a slight ; ' IA!, perea*ll an Sir Richard Beroort's being creates a Ba. 1 - g wet ,very nausp mous, an , a ttttfOitt. sittifl iii* thsi 7 'lifttiliag 'of a beitvrethei '. paiestic brevity-he declares it to be his Isnallerable rain continued to fall tall about threeo•clock.--g- ; hti n o t :or g ina an se i e by he r m o ther, Lad Rowley.' .• . _, ljv _ v, ofl" bit • ilitaict fr iiii4.littis ;146 hysterics. Much injured determination not to meet the Princess of WaLits, Vetinae Patties - of we 0 ~ I t yal Horse Guards, the . !iti i il si v r it: d in: l e e r, l l , 7Lte dy til itobe i r o t ir ittge , no i t ; y. . .. ,1 iltade of St ito,'ir . t W,Pkillannatta I % hat retlathtion . upon any °moisten, either in public or private, for, Life . end the . odt' Geavdi, 'Light Hortf, F Guards, , The Hon. Miss Petre. by her mother, the Dowager Lady Petrei e stationed in - diffetatit parts of the - Perks and mt • scale by the'Countesstlowage'r of Gionmelt • dem not Jutilsobteye•tealsy memory ! for denoune. , for WhattftW Ociviinns of which he alone can be She were , Is *-4 :. I s, to enforce u n Ili - e card the I' oletions bliss tt• l'alrY, hY her muffler. lady KlmieY. .. ,- 'l•4li, P° al° l •g - log thee; instead of DANIEL SEPIJANT I as the Scotch- jerk*: , ... -•.(„ Lady Dunbar, on her ',Anise!, by Lady Will. Giirtlthi. -t-'- . .... -1 , published by the Doardist Green Cloth.-A. Guard Lady Heir', by the Dowager Visiottniess blelyilk. .-•-4 . • blitit' t Witoth- " erects treachreyCoittret trus t! " 1.. This, indeed, constitutes the mystery; bet his of, Honoor mounted oil the occasion. The band of „. Lady C. Lemon, on her mat nage. • - ~ i .;• , . 6 , ... Mrs. Ireland filackhurne, by Mrs. Bltrkhurs , • . as- lis c .. ' jr:gliticing at your late review of cases quoted by Royal .ilizhnes3 may sa f e t y take m y wo odl a rk, that the Ro y Horse, with the silver kettle-droms pre-. . Mtn Den inch: b'y her mother, Ledikistians Readmit. ' ;t i . I to then, by the Rine dressed in their rich •is Paul 1 , • f. Ole cooricr, you must name ow when I tell you, the reasons being withheld will not prevent them ; seated .., • • 7/ ....IV 4..1••111.0. 4/0 her•lTlarri.ige. r 1'...:1;, • • . . • I dress *Were stetioneo on the lawn in the front of the , Lady Amelia Boyce, on her marriage. , „... • ...,.., !, • • 01114.1,- 4m not perfectly .satisfied with the tone of from being et:Oared into, from Dover dire to palace s . , . . - .•, Mrs. Penne, by Lady Leonard. . Miss Pocock, by Mn. Pocock. .... ' . ,* ~ . year eiriotures-and though the danger which stares John l•Crroat's house. Every old woman-Witt ex- I The company began to arrive soon after 12 o'clock, mrs Forgetter, on lier marriaze, by the Daelievs.of AtholL • fie In the fisi, as Buries used to say, "shakes claim, what Fan be the matter ? Is Om Priooess too and continued setting down at both doors, some- . lihrecr b rbi mils Te o„ n tl ti :' l 7r t r i r ,sisthe;'t airs. 11-choalanet'Yest'isi;srltehl;illel fiery iihre of• ity frame," yet to rescue you from silent ? or too loquicious ? Too frank ? or too re- times three and foie carriages at a time, without c apta i r , p ear „„, by si ,..i,;„,,,i' f , en „ rd . imminent peril,..and ti the same tithe taking special served ? Perhaps the objection may be to' tier Royal intermission, till 'halflpest ' four; they had not all • !li n ? "MadrymtanDameootyvont:vaiyheficiros.„ tili.tl•r%"lle;ift.zi:icalui'n'a.. • • left the ' Puttee 1111 helfilaist 'seven. They entered " tore to use Miami's caution to avoid Datias.'s Highness's temper ? Oh ! dear, no Ma ' am ! neither Mrs. Sparke, by the Dtiehes Dowager tr, It•ttlattfl. .. from bath avenues of - the Grind Hall, and pro- Miss,H. and .% 2 Pole. Carew. by airs . Pole Carew. 1P11.1.1,11Y, I idiSkailigure to point out a few of of these can unriddle the secret, for, they are ail , ce i d _..l • • et • w hi c h , thi s moss stilling, by Lady Wigra•ii. eu up th e spacious aircase, upon 4 year mistaken -hii 'the - theory of resemblances. . matters quite as well known to penny others es they oceadon etas divided, in a temporary manner, to . hos scr „ oe , Mrs. Horsley and .vtisses Minim. by Lady astilinendeley. by ,taw. Long Wellesley. ' To jostifi.die sarereign pleasure of the Palace are to his ' when one Royal Highness. , Well . _. nags; the Selene, --atod- from thtin . te"entetia- the Drawing- Mt!. !t o ethn : t•hdv Rhin. . . .. eis Dow- . i - • tech that the Prime's has been tried over mot eibot ..rfkittS front tbdt the Y rotorrd throe 11 the JePell- ,' ' i . I... o r o w wla n i lani. on her marriage, by the morn PAPIST 111 tetIMIR4 to owe the Princess, his wife, end repea t edly pronounced ' inntseett4l4o tennis- ri n d f l o wn the Isfillir eeparation of the stair. bliss M. &uttered. by Mrs. P..ecberett. Oilbee ax rebliriertii Mettle, the 'Courier gives the a gain, • • • • both Parliament and . trig . 1.0 i , 5 , R ). . . 5 hic 4h; , il , 44; mil* se. ere w n t . p rivi l e g e o t he ii rev,. . . ~ ,_ i Le v i, . - • I Me t.. v 'Turns, by Li v Orison. • Intleicei :of the ireetmeet of Princess ANNE' of room Naked and returned by another staircase* ._... I Lady H. HAW, bv lady Owen. * glreiktilti by IVlLLsast and MART ; the treatment . - understanding etatlyNcarr an ineentrilitassibla . ' . 1a ... Her loitil Hi g h ness the PrineesaCharlotte arrited Mimi D'ullio°. b, lady 'Hig 100. PIA de 914 who read. foonetinees renarm.' -....._G • •• t , A .,- dad a faencaL9t Prisms of WALES, by his • fattier eni g ma ' Ys Y ' , ' r . 3 veve,t* hutin after • thre,,,,rnett ,„ . Miw• Dilha by Lady Ibillas. s i* . acco.n.+Pulm. by .Lady K. Stewart, by !be Lady in Waiting. i ALiono,g n.. ;ow the treatment of the Dukes and her any instance .history at all resembling this ? •Sliftilitt ' it, sit an eliatiiiat'ksidperticelirly neat Mrs• &Wm Sl• . 1 , /On Mildinay, by L dy 'Malloy. • ~ ,r - - ,1n L' • - ..ei rs .1 rs No, none that resembles it. , I remembee, indeed, to lighi'' le eartiate,`iritirliree foninieW and lift- itineede, oli,her marriage, by ihe Lady its Waiting. . • Aced arlierelllllllo la taI.OIICISTER an d tausiaritt.Asn, in • -.• 2'... • • • Mrs. Mitchell an I Miss Mitchell, on their return . froze guislit; ;4. -to have read ,that • ItAttai irtil., a corpulent on- road. ot in neW.lo:ie, hypties. Sloe was received by the Lady'in•Waiting. • ' • ' the pretest folgo. These cases may all soon be Gentlethin - Whin he got tired of a wi fe, bY the .. bees of Efeede•atin tractable .. 1 , g • tillitalteited, for ret one of them bears any more re. . I ' . es'o al - arrivedin Iligi plain carriage, to attend of his pr i u y Milo Sneyd, by the Lady in Waiting. min Gout*, Is• Mrs. Gooch. ' • .• sent her to Tower T yil . to ,learn the cattle .• emblarice tiithe 'case in question, than the Regent her Royal Highness in dressing in a Coto t 'Dress for Airs. Henry Cavendish, o i her /marriage, by dm bid, in Waitlag. . • . fiimpetT does . (ii this &act Put NCE. King WILLIAM ilighuess's displease:re-a journey, from whence she the first time, yesterdeg_hniog her Royal Highness's- Miss lophia Vyner. by ditto. . . •• • • , i( .;,... ~.n . .A- ~ • wi! a Ife• F food sort of man, and one to whom -,wever returned again to interrupt his voluptuous fi rst appearance at a public Drawing-room. At the ' Py V:rilii e o t r '0;r " ; el!, t.; dg: re,,.., ~. waii i.. .. :,..-,... • .....__:;. , ... ~... .banquets -- but this hat De resemble's& Wllliteeer to close of the Mita ing r roaom, on her Royal Highness iscouttleto Dillito.on coming to ',rette ,by•Li‘dy'asUlgraire. .• ...........• ~ dids Count ey 14 *ore? indebted perhaps, than to any' Vlientint Ddlon,lty att. Earl of ti t l e , r it .1 remember another case whi c h vtiO ' b er . leaving the Palace, the.Pcincsof Grange handed her . iniss.Mitnems. by Lady Dalrymple Itamittoa. , l - • , ••:•- r - 1, 1 mtierdat'lvir ; Klee i 'elute . tbe days of A trate: but • also ' ••• .. v.' , -.''''s .Royal Highness to tier carriage . i Sir V. ,ii'elieley A by Earl Murton. 1 ti Iha s beau iposed to . approach somiseidit keret le . ;. 1 -. a r3l; 1 after au, neither be nor his Queen were particularly l' t • 1 •• . ,r- - -..- ~, • Ait , z , The I)ochess of Oldenburg went iii state in three i lledY T Peletton; TV the Lady in Waiting, i ~.4 , ,,, -`;• ,- h., . - il j _. . . . IfietlnOlitt . tliot-,toftl. disinterestedne)s in pecuniary.i;rl°. rie joquestiop, than fat 1140 . e.,;(opliiie •_, AL the Prince Regent's carriages , accompanied by iTi i s !! s'erjeati t6 t V . .. l: u . 7 t han, Ll S ll l l: t e l i t ng Rapt . ' !ITS antHeitor-Geeterate-bite) . OROS fillIMO * loy 061; ili. s ai4l, Y of ..this oPlirinii, many well-at. :I'l'l t !'.9' of. .di v o rc e, ~ Y(1 b y ^-"D • .. , - ~. . the Prince of Oldewhorgh die. Prince Gagarine,•the Earl of Abergavenny, on receiving the Order of the Thistle. tads Sett kg' *Red, ,host psi. such n subject one l ‘ features which constitute likeness. .. ~,„ ...,. a ft-sir: &plots Valochowski,.Madame Aladenski, .Generel The Mr. Cotter, 61, V. by the tsars /110C10 11 . Duke of flier /Mkt, OWN. cetera frpq liroland. • c• 6 'C'WHisi lila. Tinier dsc. Her Imperial . Highness was escorted" cepa.. F ../stackitorta e - Lord IMP, oasis return from ffiettaswi - Mt'w -days aftalr , her essik, despotic, i - saiIARLPS •ff.S . Qoeeln, a 01._t _no __vir ---••./ S :,_• 9 f " Ro yal H G uar ds s' . rrhhie; • ' ' A.D.' ' D.C.' ~. by a party a t,-,. yid Horse ; erectly aa. , f sburmisfebtenete father, Jtvatte .14 hail Seel, MART -thcitigh she ceiilrY not Imaiitl to . bit bit - 4 • " . el i •" I r' the Duchess entered the door of the Palace, the first' '''' lion. F. I%lorth, on his reloro fromehroad, by Lord Sl u t - • , ti ned. .itiettnitly look tiitleirion• Of Mill'ilace of White - • ritoilliiim bur RAl'il 'ti isiband, yet,,yritit, res '' ke tt . lll * gun . was discharged, announcing the Deffnitiv.e . Mr. Douglas, sF.tord Glenbrrilg.: ~. • • • :. I : . •$o • • . Col. Rtobarts, 1 ' Husain, bjilte Earl of•Mortdo. t ' • 1,1111 1 '•itirto satisfy heriell that aothilig waft re. .the per forma oCe, or sawed counubial.rltes,_she • might Treaty of Peace. -, . 4 •,,,..., •f I '7 : 1 Mrs Long, by ft. Beeston bow • . . a eh i•E7A.l • •• W 011 ii she turned op• even the bed-clothe: v .4o4 , . as well h ale married her g randmother .- -His scam- Pall-mall and St. Jamesti.street were kept per- . yiscouttess tt•irst ngtob, upon controg to her title. ~ . . . - • • • . , .. bin. Hunter by, the Countess of Guildford. , philately exfmind.ovortisgiela-at least ; so lays • plished Majesty, Gov rest his soull• wits a lee gen- f ee tt y clear for carriages to enter the Pack by the the Riot l i on. . mrs. A g new, by ahe Countess of C'ettirie irde; OARAti Duchess of - MaaLloßounli: Now, her alentan-the perfect model o f tatti t lied the !dry Stab! y . h his superb r e- e- ard. Tire Prince aLik________ T „ moo H. Musgrave, by her thother, the Hon. Mrs. Mngrave. 1 • sister; the Piiiicess•Amve itf•Deamana being tear- pink "1" fachieu ! It is . somewhat theittill', ..144ifiv i file s ods ~ . ililipsooll . without intern,. Oa • Mrs .D• BiOniae. on her mitrriage. • • .• •, MnLharles Bolter, by Lady Duckworth... , - i . •• 6 ' bet • • as •e , we.. r eater • . the 'ark qan • . in. Thomas Chaplin, by Lady Robert Styrenes.. . .. „ . ried, and haring vrtamily of children, found. her whither this Royal, gallant et gay . 4txrnaitio, .eve !urn. ! i. :7 . 1 . - a . . ---•- ere rec. ni - his Ro a Liss Maria and Aliso Lliza Caswell.. by _their mother, Mk , 'rea d Jeremiah 's I amentation • Iwo as the fi e int- • sainted allowance' inadequate to the maintenance of ~ • .e. -•-tni Pe . line a. o was anno e. I the most .isma - Cat" ~ AliasA t s t n i e Llsandas Pole. by-her mother. Mrs. Chancit;'s POle. ' 'user establishment, and the support of her rank as ings of his celebrated TwcurttilltAwrics, still extant, . ..I",groaris, an. tag wlc cc_arttinia..• the whole Miss Anson and Miss Coke, by. the Lady in Waiting. 1 ' • &S r igloo the Stable- be clue ' Hoo .- imiss•Bold, by her mother. Mrs. Patten Bola. kir Appikrelft to the Crown of Es lend She waited abundantly prove, lie had prosted not a little by a r . , . g . is Charlotte Stuart, by Lade'P!titetsey, • • ' • -illslitknOtr .4vst veass„ in hopes timt the-. Ring would careful perusal of Solomon's System of Coneubi . nage The !imam! were tto their ull o ' .yal lila ness the ...ins Sophia Keine, by Mrs. Keine. . tis ion raciout P. A -Mill Hamilton , daughter of Admiral C. P. Hamilton, by the • *I! his. -teases Accord' spontaneously anticipate her lle loved the ladies, and -1/tad• he livid li few yeah ~v lion. Mrs. Calvert. . . • L Majesty , : that she 1 he certainly Id have 'left i Jißraiits ; bat his either supposing roes on -their way to the Palace. It was with ex sas Tattotang M i i , ts . Jab . e.Talbot, by the Lady in Waitingi,, ... ' hits. entrain_ 2 y dy iv igram. • Ilitti enough alreatle"be Probably, like some other ' su ffi ciently nudiereus to compose the ',Susie French treme stilliculty that Lord Hill, .Lord Combermere, Liesit. Matiey. 1: Q. M; G. by the Earl of Norton. ' akingi we hive eeira thinking.thaiiharity b egan Senate. With NaLL Gwyrt, and °Chem of the fa and Lord ilertisford were permitted to pap on in ' slog. Haelow, 4th regiment. ion his retard trout India. , y t . titre eweitst . , • , ._ Mr. Norton h he D *isf N le ..• .. , • onarch tbeiecartiogeS, as the people -wanted to take out tne Mrs: Neiton,' by the 'Dnebets ef Newcastle. • at home, declined granting her -the requisite supply ; oinating sisterhood, this amorous facetions 'hi . . . home-goad. yoke themselves to the harness.. , Mr. Take I. by tile Earl of Harrinonn. -- - ,so circumstanced, same of her (rimed. moved. the ' was always full of 'tininess. Ye, though his 1, . i Mis w a s resford, by Lady, F. Serestord. . . :House of .Commons, and procured for lora Pare. was its fact,' lost divori•ed from bed and board ; .be Tinier-wen also present-- . I,Oeini sit' Philip Untie. it. r, on his emotion to that tide. liansentary: settlement of bu i opoi. 'lolviliits ' tvivan'"itiey met, treated koi with the a-year, witbout . .?.. .Tbe • thiiii‘sia AugustaOistf Mary, Duket of York. 'Kt . 4 •1 7 • • Mirky, Ciellitidge, gild Gleocester, the - Princess Si•ohla 'Of git ' lo t i tt* rJ' :I ""..i t i tt i d jrat tA n tm °ns°ntii re o t ne orn .'r n o ej ia' Iti l tativ e ;r, • pto the s l rettt rn Rr i ;v:s ib Sint d in Duke of II ge, oohs, • '414 keowletigh iyr 'commit .s' :the King. Thise.sits A f t rAggs,polifeseis, and Raver,. onCe..forbad her com- .. ttaliosiaetiikilltloce of Oraages the Princeasf Winetnhore, 'Berl Csailaway, on receiving the Order of the'ihistle. 1 ' k., ~ .. . ' ' ail vithihei t attaannent ?••• • unless of Sl,l ,• Jpg ,to CoUrtl'"' !Ms .4 therefore, there is ea resemblance the twebtoheptif cnaNAKlrlt and York, the Vice Olmietzi- ' t -Otiehest or Welliage,.oketiosiltt:lb her Witt, :-.....--...--1/1 ~ 4 , IP' i • ' ' 0 1 " • i th e 'ler, the Lewd Adestense o f licodrted, the Perivost of afassoir, -Retaii6dahrel Ladforitoisorea.outan.. . . •. • . ? • noriotom, whca.had become ~ . sly obnoxious to %between the tames, for ) as the lawayers sok . Leal Mayor of Mt.:Sherif Minh, ate.• • -••. ~inge.Aamsral Sac ,fltiomas ogrtie. by. 4• s arl ltortoo. , _ • . ... • ! •tki-•ienani-Gene I Lord Combennere,. tas an ret u rn from .. *1 the Court, led to the breachikoriath took place...-. comparison does not run On ail fears. . • ruse Company presto!, it is thought, micteded ' Frenre,•grid. leg to tbe dile. ..• - .. , •-, '• - - • '...• - Here, thou, is a Misunderstanding bet Ween the Heir In thinking pa Cuaar,m, theughtt ~rispip . on .3000. .., . . ',Jim. our atsos.P gtotta.l , l4.oo.Arora: -• . . .N... • .' • , The F.arl and Covel l .% of Koseftrry, on ! piping to the title. : . .. 1 - ' • , • Apparent to the Crowd, and the reigning King acrd theughte.erbut I. have sa id enough to-darto supply /n‘Wit liar. a list of mai l 700 N o b lemen, Gentleman %Mr- (40144 k 1, ? 4 * -or tbe Jsidges dr. the ConsistOrial Court of . . ,Viiiherett.. _•• • •- it .....7..1* - • '," • • ' • •.: - . • Queen -between persons standing i n the rotation m y N e ed DastaL with a fresh topiefor HoyeLpasie- , tAdietyfor whose tattles it is impbssiblefor •ft. • ue Marquis and mantatoans of Hontly, on the., tn;:rri . g e. ~ . to each other of sisters,'and of sister sod brother by gyric„ end _ I saldij 414411110,11 0 1 allow tnyseif Maher; ; filltdireitni. • ' ‘ '. l • ,- 1 - ,,. ,~ ! The Coolness of St. A uttliato,..en her marriage, by the Princess -, '. . -. , • livtiv.,.;t.." t Yeicdff -Citsteitlada. • -- • • ' marriage, about money which the one wanted, and. breathing tints. ' .'','''''"°4 ll "". - 1 . -..... - toe 01'04 kid . Khe..l4nour of being pre- pis. Sepias. iceree, by Wm Keesse.: s „ ~: • • , - - . .: . •• • -- ^ti . I .f.Se stitytoiltsgrk: ~..._ 1 . 78.4 - ~ ; mito it. Me.nell, by, art. • . , . ... •the other would not give. The Princess of WALD . - ,easel. • 1 71- l' ''. l':' Iti•• ,It-usin:t , • - • • • !•Larty flerdhige , by'she neik r;realis4ett. ' -- • .. -, ' • c '• • . is ''"'•• a,Barooet.. .. . • - Misublaitot mad Led -diets - .. by disill•o4tewl'of.Telloot. is sot sister to - the REstwr...-she is not Heir Ap- . . . . ~. ... • .w„.4 • 4a...:2: s ' s . • • t„,,,,• ei'l• WV: • lug _lb. r:71.4 uric d. 7.• •" ' -;- Toren: to the Crown-she is not asking money, end. In.- ;. : ~ ; il a rl7'''',',T • -- a :ur -,, Mr.. no of F i a ) ~ , so • s a o u ndett amt wi p es " .a d e e T tee tir sa r h 7 -4 !A1.. : Eragotnno t nn, er - . - r*; CeystenllPA kra ' • ! l imy . r rances Cel t ye. r),_ NI, Ennis.,".; u. , 5107. du ~ . ~ ...,, • • • littlish a. ' if she did, if we are to judge from the success Of . i . • -., • , . . t .;•1 ' . ieVilltri.: ..: a:el° ' ...• ~,. g / SW - ' - .?' asks 'ie .. ' .. • .:' a l the Is ~.,.....,.,,5 , ,_ Lora crais i t r oiri. _ r 1 .1014 ~c . . - ' ' 4 the humerous grd/rer ht , *to • • amasai :•i - -- ; - nr.:"...._. 07 - - 1.'.....:,, former applications to Pas Hainaut, she would ask ti of the &si lo • 0 th.. Alt!',,' d e 4. _c. f . i . . . - ..,,,,,, iy.,&".....m.. , ' Admire! ,M.P. On prosoot owasil-marriege, .. • little purpose. .' p. S t Sbl,lleS San one to ',•.•., . t te 4-sl, .. , .. a , ..,.. 1 1 ) , ;,, y _ ..3 .. . s !..eir Tbos. !Nettie, on his return from Fmk* .., -,.- ' rta- ' • 'l' - ' - ' w^--... (4 '•. '. " * 1 Sir Waal kit, cm corning to his title. • . . Mr.flamasorne, by vi scanset pieleseuth.. . • .._. . ........ .. ' :',--' Next comes t h e . case of his Ittsjosty's Finer, arrangements fo ascending froin 44 ~town site. ..gaio ima l a • l ee , a z . .."'.i _ fit Ilkinallei oakotioar- Tti e 'Lain! vbe 'by Earl . - - L.: - • l• '- / Mr .Geor e l hou;srie Mr D• *tries . - • I' lIEDERICI 'Prince of WALES ) another Hair 41pPaI, wending - in Frapce ? .afte!_his aticentiuti*Joratien I 1,1.-•• , -• , 7 ... -. _, • .., . .. . g , ba , . . , -- _ . • ~ . , . ..',., , ' . ." i - • , .• -. • 7 1 4 ' -- i' t . ' •:-;;iro s il - . ,; . - `,"-t., '.. • ' -. ' _ , . - - . - -, -f7a• ...----:;':' ... ..... ..:-..-..- -' . ."-, •'•"'-' • 7" • i ' . -. d' . .. _ . , • • • _ . .., ~ _•iii- 4 •• : ..iiv.-1 ,-- e„ -i - '' -, • • , , ~ . .. . ~s. • . ~ • i . . . ..... . ::..... , _.1.4iiiti..44. : ,-- ~i