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

LADIES' DRESSES. HER. MAJESTY. A Dress of superb silver thine, wilts. Draperies of Mechlin tact, tninesed with broad silver net, and ornamented e handynne cord and tassel; the whole formed a most mid novel enact. The Robe of silver Boaz, triasased Vim& and ornamented with diamonds. ller Royal Highness the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE IV A LES. - - An elegant Petticoat of rich white satin, with a 'tweets', d-r of the tome. and a wreath of silver laurel leaves tastefully' Int - emitted with white ruses; Draperies of rich embroidered punt lace, le silver lama, with superb borders farmed boons, and ornamented in an elegant style a ids wreaths !turd, leaves of white roses. with rich silver cord end *Craig of rich striped and triaged silver timer, sestelfolly rived with silver lama border and ride sister blond ornamented with beautiful di:maids. Head Drew, a at most beautiful diamonds and ostrich feathers; smithies, rings, armlets, and broach to correspond. tier Royal Ingham. PRINCESS AUGUSTA. Drees of white crape, richly embroidered in silver. ore/iterated with dear de ; the Draperies isseCiasiefallY disposed, add encircled by wreaths of coral, looped Mether mitts bunches of lilies, and trimmed with handsome teach'. The tont reseneek formed a most stng and brill effect. The Robe to eerrespond ; Head Dress, feather diamonds. • • PRINCESS MARY. A Dement rich pink aumet, beautifully embroidered silver, with bibod silver Draperies. elegantly ornamented card and tassels the whole had au elegant appearance, of silver tissue to correspond ; • Head Dress, feathers moods. Her Royal Highness the DUCTLESS of YORi Petticoat of white satio, with wreatll of gold lilies. a nail drapery of gold lama, richly embroidered iaatats, w v4lh.lllle to correspond with - the Petticoat; Trois Di purple, trimmed with rich geld friage; the Body o rn ate eder aprufusion of diamonds and Moat. Her Rapid Higi di.pilard her usual ebant taste. Her Royal Hi hafts preted going to Court, tbraegh a sudden hid Jrfk Royal Highness PRINCESS SOPHIA of GLOQ CESTEN, Wore a pinkest% Diets, richly embroidered with ;" Pewees* Kvvre--A Ikea, of peach crepe, with . WOW Draperies, tastefully enumerated. with handsome and tassels; Robe to cortespend ; Head Drew, leathern diamonds, , Iler Grace the Duchess of RVTLAND. , -A most . Them, richly embroidered with Reid -humus of rich abitesatin, en/witted with oak leaves ie card mad tassel, is superb band of diamonds for the • beauty of this truly elegant and superb Dress was t admired, and displayed the usual brilliancy arid refined bee Unice. who attracted universal admiration; Head a profusion of diamonds and °stride featbees, sod ' plume. Duckett', Maretstesa—Yellew satin Petticoat. perie• of patent pearl and chenille ; Teals, yeiloar4tatin point lace. • Duchess of Aetrou--Black crape Petticoat, richly tweeted with patrol pearls Treilki• e"Tres'elid_ Dowager •Daeheas Rtert.swa--Dress or British " boated s in gold; Train of Satin edged with gold. Fear b perk. Marchioness of Ilmersar (presented by the Dechesc mood Petticoat of rich white satin, with an elegant finance of superb Brussels point lace; draperies of elegant Brussels point d'Anglemere, tastefully ornamented dianiondt.; Train of rich white satin, elegantly trimmed rick Brussels point, and ornamented with dimmed.; MM. a profusion of diazuonds, with tieckb4c, bracelets, earring= to correspond. Starchii aim. of II eeverino— An elegant Petticoat of I will, with it housisouse border of satin patens net an Draperies of patent lace, with tasteful borders, embroidered satin and heads, ornamented with rich bead. cord, and Train of rich white satin, elegantly trimmed with rich point lace ; Head Drees, diamonds and ostrieli feathers. Marchioness of Tameroca—Beastifel Dress of wit' looped up with pearls; anatomised Drapery, with correspond. head Orem, feathers aad diamonds. Marchioness Coe:maws—A Dress of blue wain, Draperies, elegdally ersamented with . glowers. sad with cords and math ; Robe ef bine satin; Head the and die:ands. . • Marchioness of Balm--White satin Platialet, wl ries of blond mid rich gene; woe Treks. . Marehioneer of Woo—mita Alin Petticoat, coveted Draperies of rich sprigged lace inalefally decorated lei* Privet"r plumes of mark* kalliett I Robe if yellow stk. • The following is the Inscription Go the tomb.l erected . by the surviving Officers of the Boxer captured- by the American brig Sidstprior memory of Captain BLYTII, 11119 was 001 d land, in the United States of Anal*, oi l SepteMber, 1813: • ; la Memory of Captain SAMUEL IILifTR, tan Commander 0 . 1111 RatIINIIICIE Mutate's He nobly fell, oiktbe stwav et septemsw.lll3, Laction with the United ' Stales* liftierpc In life h mseaua Mob dirinm. -• Ills Contrt7 willibtlinweittbee . lloAvest Nis Friends—lntwhimeetel. jrCrowW , • The sarviving °Veers is C 140, admiration and regard. The foll Owing is the amount of the British Force up to this day:—At sea, 88 ships of 9 of 41 guns, 124 frigates, 93 sloops and bomb, 127 brigs, 28 cutters l 41 school sesseli, loggers, &c. Total 517.—1 n Pt Ong, 20 . 0 f tho line, 8 of 44 guns, 20 ft sloops, and 2 bombs, 32 brigs, 9 cotters, en, &c. Total I27.—Canard-ships, sof 3of 50 guns, 3 frigates, 6 sloops. Total 1 pital Ships, Prison Ships, dm. 40 of the 50 guns, 2 frigates, 1 sloop. Total, 45. aiul repairing for Service, 69 of the line, to 44 guns, 81 frigates, 45'sloops add 3', brigs, 1 cutter, 2 schooners, &c. Total 230. ing„ 23 of the line, 4 of 44 guns, 12 stoops, 2 brigs, and 1 schooner .. ota, :total, 995. It is by no means certain OW es Illustrious eonages, for whose reception sari -Magnificent potations have been made, may avoid all slitsted eclat, by slipping into England if thoy yield to the wishes of the Panics the Royal escort will come acre's* W - Itridge, and proceed by Charing-cross, and St. James's-street, to the Pulteocy hotel In cadilly. "CUKSOUX INTENTION.—Mr. litanies 1. sitilleet (now teaching singing at TtMttersAaii v coin shi re), who hat been-tiently item his fancy, has invented a new moiled of writing upon a board - , made to fold up In Ow* form hook, not more than one foot hi more convenient than any thing of .44 rented : Ore this board, with snail • ,prgo :»stklng, he can take down any tone, is i _ !sic, from the human volt!, vitth:vs, tm: able to sing it . in a shOtt • tieuSenabt-Getteral Sir J. Erskine, by Earl Morton. Colonel Murray, by Lieuteatutt•General Sir J. Erskine; Mrs. and Miss Murray, by tie Lady in Waiting. - Mon. Charles Trefusis i by Lord Rolle. Airs. Walker. on her marriage, by tbe Hon. Mrs. Stewart. Hon. Vt. Paulet, on coming of has, by the Earl of Darlington. Mr. Paul Methuen, on his marrine. Vlscountes Dow. Melville and Mr. Wallace, on their Sir John Bourke, by Earl Morton. Pnke of Leinster and Lord W. Fitzgerald„ by Lord 'J ra .AtioAnn Chandos Palle, by 1N r mother. 'Sir George . Naylor, by Earl Morton. The Earl of Aylesbury, (la coming to his title.' Mrs. D'Arcey Irvine, Miss Irvine. and Mien Elizabeth Irvine, by Ludy Mary Beresford. 4' . . , ~,. . . . . , • .7 . • • r- • - • ~ • . . r .:. A r :- . • I, IN . i riCeMAP . ~. . ~. . . . . , ... ...y, ! ' , ... . .. 544':." 1- .. ~ , ___. 4 . _ __ _. .i •• -.. . 4 ;1 • ' .. . • ... _ ..... • ..• - . . . - . 1 •. ' • . , FESTIKO IN.CELEOItiItriONV TRICK. : TIM -A4liti. AAA ' CaliNl'ESS; OF. Aftallitadi . LAW :1717111bLISIATUR. . • . we. - - • -,.; .: • Aref44orlA ' Alls . .. • ..,'--:'-'4. --willow- • t • 1 —1.400.'"e. `. The Grand Fete to, be given- on the ifith• •• • t, t I. L. • : .2 I.' • • ..___7 - 1 1 9i f- r___, __,*' -, ':- • • f•-! •• ' - ' 4 Fitikiltte %A lt -l? ' x c ii=lit•arlihr;r um., :' %•.• , ewast. in hotiouref. the eeitonitlentof Peace,. by. Oil: e r ... • ~ ,Af t accent ~,,,,,„,._. Mi._ k _ ,P4a _ i ,*,,„f q .2! . i li a t o _ ii , l e i t t i ou . ii h i s ; a ; a . cue it 41sw i tar * 4 0 . 1 %b ies .P. - 0 .113 1. 4 7. 4 . . 7 . . , :' •.•,. )arliogton. tiemep of White's' Oath will colonies it • • 1 ht ,' • „. 1 Gat nolloce• l amina? "Tr' , 7, iresimist litistrattinfite Public' • r marriage. splendour and 'novelty "likable t o thns :relit •, i . •, , ef' Mai W i llidiega. Y d • - _.- ‘• - I - ; PA . V . : I ..." .. i t ' r ". .• ' 1 ..,_: . -• • ''' ' '•• '' .1 ICI • ... • 6 1 • •16 / 1 * - 7 '' '7 Mi. Jamie stateali .be he *Gee. a ~ „ which calls it forth, and the patriotic reign ~ • i eaterfassesear , '' '• • • ..• - ' -•-, • •••' , '• • , -ss :- ~•• •• • ! ••• I King " .u. ' Gentlemen who have/ planned the' entertain ' • .. •1 ' The sellitir;inens• a dirowir-bno11)011 melee dawn' brought by Met Sinfelf ~ _ __ 1 lif ~ ni ;4l 1 .: 4 are amide:thinly - superintending the Various i, 1 ak., Lin Dyne' 4 4- 11 , 1 Persons dlelagewitis o tha,Gose,rnor- It l' ' Ilesisalha ghost; v. •-eittheit, ie. ., . . ~, , . ' ire preiarations ef - iiikh 'the' know i betb M. 0. !re .r iii b Cameral , an bidet; to which, 'teamed and paged, Qinen•sttest; %Above, far:44o4* • • . :1 , ~. munch : . , . vim noir4l.#lo,l o asmitiotm , in sum: *. I'i - miettiob it osixitta *Et Levii—limproceesion Sauce made by the Plaintiff. , Mel :. .•.• - • • •/ . This apartment Will ,belieg with •Royist ride fOrsin4tiOne'• ,f the Viseridore di' the GiVertihntt.• Gentleman of the Jury , if not all I . tikeqp s ' • li . . cloth, and the platform Conte) with th e,sanfi the- i i Eibuse,,lnthe.folitheing• otter :•-r. ' . ' and were acquainted with,ihe bate • 'nem A' - ', •t' . : • • ' ... 4 terial; th e ceiling is of white muslin, and , - pt the . Th e oa sal b ea ul a 1 ,14 his • of the Addy s of What was celled " The' . fifi; , " r• , 7 1. beautif ul Onne . et id elevated about' eix inches, will appear , Gaanip.- ' .Lsrderleats of Ditto - Aid irdoSamp,two ono two., enriching granter, &e."'' as ~ enunciat ••r • ' ' ..41 1 11114 * • ; aesteireaet the supper-table, at the back'of which - will be peassio'''''., tlw ati ou'eme ier . cherise „,,, 4l4 , 4l "a" t ir eg awee the ef seile . •the a , wit ' . . .74 1d4e : C ,, e ,."., . 1° plaintiff. abo . ut twelve years tion s 'lsollamirsie' ‘,.. . ..,. . sated with i sideboard with tiers of shelves , and massy plistai ! " in use in this kingdom,.and, isideed,), fonil ksit • i' ' ', • • „ . resembling the celebrated *distigy Ondliasititilit the i - "Th , Preassaiew move. s l owly, ... 11 -- . ' i lite Prawn" - tries , for the . s ale .of it. was efavgarivn,,' ~ .. ~ . I lakes Ids Plat'et l. fewer than from iMi to 100 hoisee 'sold - .t ie., f ' . . . ' °TrE • Of Egyptian gallery in' Vauxhall Garden', at thilY4l4 l Pul.lbe r • • 'no G..e..feewea. 41 . 1 www„ superb her- toria Fete last summer. The sides of this relit wl- eleawli,eg. near ,. t h e T.....hT t i ns .Z gh 4 l ,,n k. __: • , b ;_" 7 , a L li _ d _ f f_ r _ rn . :of London . and' Westminster, btatiliti, ' ' ' , . " tas t e full Y . be enlivened by a panoramic view of Dover Oast ‘' W . l l .____ng,!_e! l )2. ft„ . 17_,...,1t,r1 - 7 _k 4 _7!",;_r_ • 10(197 lis - Edinburgh, GlitiegOw, Inttl'. .A 4 _ of North Britain. la Dublin, and vorkin piall. • ' obreidered , . , purse's* ~ . .w enea_ , e sor that . purpose — the , _lire face ia tee, 1 and an extent of marine-scOneff,in Aid appeal?. the of silver : Royal Charlotte and the jab/ frigate,' ' • ' l6l6 retwr etl4*-Ibalbrinentetion, makes the Ireland. Indeed then.winaot e.coutiiistaigehlrei .; • • lc a , biair e giha reternsit end passes i n th e c o l it•ogd lt i• .s dally d ti tame y trio. lit i with other appropriate objects. The dimensions . of Plea** - Palawitdd fed i oes where win ;no som. .., • I on, unless his losaseouoatori into couvenation th Europe. It was originally sold uader the d Nor. and the Royal table ere nby 24. a perihelion VIC GREAT SUIVRI ROOM - with him. . , . of The Reading Sauce, by the Plaietiff,' Mr. ' l ' l ' 4 ' l e " - * Tables will here be placed begthwaye s chnd a pro•• • After the pirrilititi, im, ov er , , t h e Governor , the inventor. *About three years ages it lies " •'. '- re. menade walk down •the•centre, Herein covers will General Walls round the circle and converses.—) that some oilmen in Piccadilly, or. the name l e i; o f whits i When thiLeveo-ls over, the procesidon, t • silver . „, mid. be laid fOr - 1600 persons. *lie rotar a t . i h ! dom. I *den she Governor-Gerieral to his private apart 4 I t. st as barons i Mackay and Co. sold also a sauce under the title 4 r a tocri t rig muslin, and the sides of the saasocolouThe • Reading Sauce," upon which the Plaintiff * • ' ' - meat, and at the door foam, oq either side; bowitig, be e curl ass rations in mach the same style as the ttaii-rsom.—i AI order to distinguish his sauce frimaviery.on t i ii caberlk" Communicating with this room there Is as alpine Mitering, attended only by the Aid-de-Camp in Wait. I Axed to each - bottle of it a label,' taitioniagifiri • and r leading into the • • ' if* Daring the Leuees a tai guao. l of Veal? !piddle against- sparkles RUM 'and' eiriedhltYlia... 7 ' - SMALL SIPPER-ROOM.. ins to be on duty, and a Lieutenants guard, or half m id by th e k ay an d Co, •', • .' • . • . idered with This apartment forms a part of the subdivision , ifquitirOOOf dragoons ; the iseenuoi to the Presence- I , ' This cautioe, was printed on whites te dia l , • rented with hi the centre.room ;itis at the rear of the Royal I Chamber lined wi th the body guard disimilinted;..... v.•'_ 'roguish it from the orange.colourmlbibel, on ' `- `r t r e r'imt dia. table, end lecemnimiatien will be pr o vi d e d far ii ' s 1 Servants ill stat e nee"' State gattebPe‘eie l bli,,_ltht t .,,Te L l ;kiwi side thi bottle, the top of which was $ 64 . ~.. - hundred warsons. The arrangements, In fitting , ; drams. A band of masks of coarse, °llama f ifth with with wax, with the words, " 1.• Cocks, Reedit , • • '• • IRK. ____.„ are.afac :Intik to the iast.—From the extended nit ! grenadier guard. • • • •i - t-i 1 ' I milt; AR of -which the Defendirit kid, •Ininatiliy i : .... ill' cov ered of invitations, there a re . • hundreCttill 'repro. 1 The Countess of . London ' s Drawing-room off, „ hi, Weft • . ,) ~ fig • asetiy t tnpied, and undo. that mask, bed sehli In 04:eye! tided with seats ; but as the Drawiwg-rdoms in Bur. I l at night. Method of opening th e same:— , I I ten, vast extent his spurious article ell err dm •,, - orsawswied- lington-hoese, it is supposed, will be allotted .to 1 • The Governor-General having taken his obtain,' rel Highersi . kirigdoni: he e:eployed for that pufpose Ms em. ••• • ' woos , war accommodate them, this &Scotty. may be got , , over. lat the Levee the Countempfbilows in the neon,' • •h - - • ••• • • as - 1 • . I . Weiler, a person of the name of Whiny,. *Khoo $l. coven's. The value of each of' the Grecian chandeliers (and there : lion, banded by the Chamberlain, with her train ; Plaintiff had never been able to subpoena to mail '.i. • If 011•011- are 134 of them) is very.great. •These are matchless i borne by . two pages. She takes her place upon tin ` him a witness; this person had, Lit Vatting penal , Ssilstr. specimens provided for the occasion, nossessing nn- j left of the Governor - General, under, the Throne.— I- . tan " 'That this Defendant and .thi .14'1116ff-14 ',.i th boraritel divided richness.ensfi heentony. of coloef . • Adding to . The Chamberlain presents the persons who require I * Donating dealings together,. mod thillin Defendg4 , ‘ ' dumme card ' the fieno;•: 1 effea:Mt,this luterfstilllg and animating that ceremony. • The person presented makes a slid. arm, took , in eachaage _ 4r whatever emit ~ . entices and •1 1 spectacle, there willube a vast profusion of lamps i big bow orturtvey, end pities on, unless retained I l o w to t h e is te h i llf, m i R et ai l * pith ga isoo l'w e l i eregescent interapeesed among the trees•io the gardens. lit. de- I by his .I:seetiency. The presentations being over, {which *o r e in too , oat gra m o f trot h; A k e pu t ' ' 41 g, ibit l e a t, taehmeut 011ie Foot Guards will line the walls id ! their Excellently' converse, going round the circle; liteierhitilngiatitorlinlitage with the Defoe . e waist: the the interior ; and the Royal Morse onr yr:agree Or. : they then retire into the card-room, where commerce I who, f or the purpose o f torr o og on the mete $9O it•olllensicY der on the outside ; assisted by - a numerqus• detach. I tables ire 'pieced ; Liidy - London plays it one, the r i ' cess i o n y hi s fra l id,-bad sot obtycdpiedthe • Ortnefii di Dre w . meat from.the Police Offices.' •-• "Governor-General' et the other; the Chamberlain coloured label, and antiunion is white, against di a dimmed ' DECORA,TIONS Otr THE BALL R*06114. and Mester of the &reminds** selecting the person!! sauce o f is Mackay and Co. of 170, Pictedillbw This apartment will beleautifully decorated . For 'of the highest rank is the room to form the party :-+' Ind theieal at the top, but lipd - also added the *try • jib Dre- • lightness , ea e id simplicity, it will exhibits picture I • • . • • etsatia and s vas The p l ay one wounea pools ,if their Lscelleucks ami • lA:minter's name, tliereby interring the penal provii • . unrivalled. The roof is a right angle, covered with ' successful, it is the perquisite of the pages. When • i eions•of an Act of 'Pailiiiient. For this injury the wiehlY, ww." oiled canvas, apd lined with white muslin in flutes ; the i the pool is over, they retire to their apartment' in Plaintiff brought this action, not so' uneir fir 'doe ' , how , Ea _ , sides are likewise ar muslin. (a rose colour.), 0 2 1 2 2 " the came order as they came in,.and the suite *lsere(' ! wages (though he thought-they ought to be.to a Ole Ftwitientamt I tented ‘vith continued draperies of white. The i the same conduct . as:at the: close of the Levee.---;• • rious amoun t as to put mend entirely to the mot i ear a Rick , I building is supportedbytwenty . flitted colutoes, liar- B. tf ' h t ad i' ' handed about during • - • itsN' l, e res men a a °•9111* lice of this fraud. . • . • . ~ .:. int &moane d 1 mounded by a Turk's Cap ; the fluted pillars are pin' ° coot t naance. • -7 • ' t Several witnesses from Dover , Taunton, Chiehee:' -. of - the me.' i duced by white muslin placed in f o lds ; the effect of i S T A Tt pima En s.—The e " pan y assemble hi 410,' ter; Loiiiiiiii; &c. fatly Substatiated • the rela=l armed With t , , , . .. ed With , these is admirable. There is a .skpoble platform iof the large lt apartments near tine Dining-hall ; ;till • The Learned Counsel. 'They had all been I ' :X; Head (lengthways) on each side, on thew: llso tiers for the : Governor-General enters in procession as at de fl on by the Defendant or his trovel,ler, wha o m* ne 'um accommodation of that proportion Of the rembels, mad 1 Pliny, i Levee. 'Refine dinner is formalli announced, the , was very inferior to the genuine Reading *Fee, le. of rieo white who do not meen, or Can no longer ' lance,but Irlslif Chamberlain reguidtei the proeessMit ; the door° aii , , ingthick, 'and liivid ti s g ediment: 1 gave great piet tied heads; to see those th at do. Ottoman IMO are provided. I th en thrown open to the sound of the State trumpets satisfaction to.'ttie parties who per it; 44 ihr 4 dered ' 6 All the draperies will be enlivened by kaaaeas of i and kettle-drums, and dinner being announced l ; the • nod lamb;li i. • dh . sal fUr . net orecoms , - , waterer y. njure t e e o e r i c h a nus & natural and artificial flowers; devices eau mottoes, I procession moves into the dining - recite; _ t a e F.o;* The printer entettoyed by Mr.. Cocks primed the Web bets. • composed of roses (red and white), wlit be sus- • senior-General takes his place, and gives OA bat to on tfie sea t ioas hi smith ..... A • • bo ttles; . 1 ,Itti Heed se im—eu in the air. An orchestwepen,..,lS grand the Aid.de-Canip in wait( Is g ; the ClimPlniller'ri- ! i4.. rs ; ' ' • wales will kwoseted IA the lekkrit • 'l'o prove- mains at the door to regulate the etitrifice'lY the ir r mi. YisibsPaii; Counsel for tin Def Op I, with cmPe aka' is here made for the ill u strious piney efitep i r a to cempany according to their preeedenee:--4thill sliPs ; -Thitted that I verdict feest . t e g i ree a ga ii iet -bii . 1 , awl Gobbed . • • •!4 i Drees, s ea , ho , nour the scene with then presence. 'This i *es not a paper en attached to the napkin', with-the pet- . for this fraud upon the Plaintiff j. be - Wis Una tO I arise from neglect, but ciiernonOsiefiy., with She , p as name* in places as they are to sit ; the Clionterain- 1 . , , esill it by that melee, • be•seisli but ba oestmoded dig with Dr 4 Pe - ' known taste of the Emperor OT.Negan4l4lll64l Crimea sad company newt while the Q/11 11 10 elYa ' the damages shout Wheat OF torilierathe4 ..., t r . . . Prussia, who dislik e any tide& bordeottilfsLatit• •' • • grace ; the j ' eatt ad ,, l ~,___,e"ke e ,,,l i t tO w eti la n ilr, ll Pr i k 'ratite • of the number of bottles which the w • etiquette. •-• • . . ,i • of trumpets anu aertte-unith, ; the nee An 'or the ihii; prayed ho b eel i substituted, of the aputieisfee • tulles' .tiEWERAL OBSERVATIONS. - • King being drank; the, flottele: ii, &c. it repeated. , •••- he • _.,. • ••• A leonine tfroat 8t: to 1014 Ant it 'deb* • The g i•nd " tline o f __ ,this structure is of P rciai l i664 1 After dinner the'Oevernor.General and suite Pet** extent ; it still his kormderably more capacious than 1 * •appear that any permattent injury bad •lieentlettolle omb.stone, lin the same order as they arse in, to the withdrew. . ~.... p laia i iire article of • easee ,o6l .„ the one at 'Carlton-house • and attlioneh the tpeeta- , • the rept:Mhos off the Piece brig, - - ' A . • , affect ' ing.lo . l/111 , t 1) drilk coffee, ales which the tempany -those who dealt in it before the hand, dealing it it W s to the as may no t have all - the gmnueor of in , , ,* i „„„,,i_....._...._ they think propel. . s ~: .. . • as the latter it .will display' a richnissef•scenery ` 1 """..77 1 ' now. . , ad at fort- • ' - t i reare • e f I . age,ge....-T,ho Balls are regulated by the Countess The Cuter. Batton, who tried the onnei come , sibs i lk et fersurpassing what the public at peened of L' And Chamberlain• Chairs are placed near ted on the art practised by the DefWeot ip t . • - - • 4.1-At the entrance to Berlingtoreiherme, from Pita- . ~.. .. _ ...., . , . • 11Or 'Taceiten for persons whose rank admits of i carrying on Ms imposition. It appeared brill!, al l , - . • 'dilly, a pOir of eery fi nfi ken vite'llaip been erect-- that , ey ball is opene d bythe Ch •• Plaintiff's'Read' Sa •vt teal* am- Bence that the mg nee -as . • erk leading into the ;peat coirt-yird:•;-•This sp a - honour . The . , clout *tea Toroth/ a hello* Ware, will be Rte .' berlainooth. the Lsdy of the highest rank, with ', a good thing, while that sold by the Defending** 1 o Eng jarsi. s • • after which French, Scotch, and country- thick and bad. - The imposition 'who most dart A minuted in a particular: manner, otimplinientaryto i minuet r Excellencies - • .- the House of Brunswitk and the Allied Sovereigns. . , ~.., . . . 'dances' are .danced. At supper, their hardly any customer would'saiipett a sperfotiesettiai; 1 ' Pt be ' . The litters " 'Peace "' will appear in tarp capitals,their eh' h 1 walk opt first to take their seats at table, .ic n h ea , be read a natation on it against spurts's. IRIPP,k o. • • lb to be tomposed of the highest rank present ; the' ders. The Plaintiff had sustained "widen*. • atSous- surmounting the noble portico of six lonic colrimns (*ea.Persons not* dancing taking their heats according to of Whieh the Jury wo'uld jedke. • . (wreathed with• lamps), and immediately uuder.the . . that of , . . 1 damage , , half li . Ile 1 it _ • • I i w i • o f pediment, which forms a loulieg feature in the ar- '. their rank, the dancers to chitecture of the frost . — The mansion is about 100 Pallarrs• *•regulated by us , The order of dancing is . was special, returned a verdict foethikOlito. , .., •'' tiff whh lei • one ritish Nat feet in length, fronted with Poetised stone, every 9 11 , 1 1f-7n al • ' ' - .Oaf liandred Guineas damages: - - ''''' of the line, window - fir which will he studded with lamps of a •,. .. : !,.. •.: . d yachts, golden hoe.—Opposite to the front is a semi.circi .. Tuesday night the Bible Printing-of . O at Shackle- W ....,Anottit. : C sOm o X tn.—When' the : French Royal loners, gun • of columns, of the Doric order, supporting a inepedi. well sbelonging to Mr the , Family lately went to the Opera at Paris, a scene is near hackney , 'on and fit- merit of •stone, enriched with sculpture; there are King's Printer ; itasbroku open and robbed of seve - : the Ballet represented several temples , on 'h&c frigates 23 24 of tirem. These pillars. will lte adorned' With ral hundred .Bltribe and Testaments, in sheets. 'names of all the - Allied Nationt were inscribed, end 13 srhoon- wreaths of lamps ;saintly* .004 will be p . Tuesday was the day mite. the Society for the ; the perfonnerd, diessed in the respeettie testae* of. the line, a crown, a star, and other ..ornainitsifie. ' The 16 - - Encouragement, .of . Ana, 11.,&ite ,'distributed their ! o f that. man t i se s , im - pressed in their 'dulcet filt ' I 17: Ilos- dowii, in the sal g. of offices, orttliseeite and west, medals. We -its always ready to statism tribute of . union that bound. them' all biplane.' Bonne/Sep e line, lof will likewise he encircled, with MO ; and the av : . applause to any laudable institution ; but we cannot lish Noblemen Present complained of the diets et if Ordinary ehitrave of each deor-way siMilitrly decorated.-- ,. help noticing a flint of bad joke 'Of which they are iepresentatiKes of their countrymen, who were indit _ • II from 50 'There wilt be 20,000 lamps disposed of here alone l Minty. it aniohnts alinoit 'to what Is vulgarly 'to look like ridiculous lecisiis instead of Geoamuess .,., '. Siombs, 18 • .-The company will enter thicstetely edifice by 11 'lolled a hoax. They is* tickets for about treble Who made them look iiktiLockleit • . .. ~ :.. 30.—Build- flight of steps, and piss through the outer hall toy , the number a parsons time' their room wil l hold : .. - The•folloning reuiarlia **entente in - tite env • I frigates', 17 the inner one ; and from thence, she eye will cbta.. respectable people are induced to ,come from all -sub e rn. poo r , •- occass a i g a , es*.,days -since ha N,e 59.—Grand mend-Ist the Royal promenade and betiqueting. parts of the town, and, after waiting an hour or • lis oat t ,of..ltoke st. Mary, yesellitiehim:=-A pent* room, 12efeet its length by 34-2 d, the bell-room , more in the street, are told that they cannot be ad- L ak h o ,1 144 1 b oe ,, recg i v i lig m iat io.ooo, for tstrious per- 200 feet by 11,0-3 d; the vunper.room,2oo feet by liii 'milted. The fact is, that the room _is filled with 1 flask pasty *lnto the 0 C, Ll ', id fraikl b , _ oar, saffe. 1 'that rr' 4 ' 11 he had let Vey ;nificent pre- Ail are placed in parallel lines. These rooms run "the members end perions of 'distinctions 'before the he ha id money !. • .the ire , • &hie 11 the preme- ,due North 'and South . Here will be a scene fitted public doom are 'opened. A great number of•ladies . !n os th enbon e e tii the po iloh; 7 1 , • ant lb k new son e, incog. Eat for the pencil of a painter--the most glowing; the were nearly fainting with th! pressure of thecrowd. I otheri who had also retillied .1014( bad done titni . ' acs RaliVIT most powerful, the moat magical effect the mind of Rep ARK,S.IILE Fitcunorm—The late season hat j game ; that.its consequeomll,l* - eryibild• - ••todeiplitilkillo Westminster- man ever thought of producing. Objects so/Troia. been exceedingly favoiralle for lambing , particular - I,,,osieteuy snore -pay, soft . 4tegly thus :Mt • i, Pall-mall, &Opus were never before broil& together lute - one, tarty' in Ettrick forest '. 'ln th e Parish:lff Ettrick, I, writ)? resigned the allowepefif, •*. Allogs4lo* Hotel in Pic- focus. The unexampled bril li ancy itf i . l l l 3t4 two- ' lambs were nevermore abuodent,• nor in better coos ' viously paid to hint vnkii._, _ 4,:••• '. • . ... ,_. • Vested with the midnight obscurity of . tram difien, so early lit solemn • male especially on the ', Artistry Ar 9tVistWe. l -16 X t tii . - .ffi: . Raynor of whkh the cowpony oil), have jest divergedol44 lands al Tairlstane and Ramsay , Clough., Stcp the th e jay. &R o g o w; (a• cg o a sk ilis . . :. ,• • .. .. 1 entail, Liii- Id the istonichtnert prodieid." 4 ' 4 • • ' • - . , ~ ... ...„ i • frOm his •iit- Moving forward the •visiten.tewill •. • .... • numeroaeraeskihask rx n 4 **Ont. - . 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