The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-19 00:00:00

• those *bo Mt paid their te;wcts to her MA- JksTlts were, the SARDINIAN AMBASSADOR, the Duke of Baueswica, Lord C %ITU:UE.IOe, Lord CLANCARTY, Alderman Sir VM. Cuturts, Lady and Miss HMS as, Sir JOHN and Lady StcnoLs, the AMERICAN AMBASSADOR, &C. At the Court there were present besides her MAJESTY;— • The Duke of York, the Duke of Clarence, the Duke of Relit, the Duke of Combecluntl, the Duke of Susstbr, the: "Jtie of tßnuresier ; Prince-, Augu•ta, Princess Elizabeth, P: incest Marv, Prlicess of Waie,,l)uchess of York. Prince's 11)phla it/ Gloucester, the Archhis;:tip of Catsterhurs, the Archbishop of York, the Lord Presideat of she Colima: the I.nrd Priiy Scal,•the 'First Lord of the Treasury and Chau e-llor of the Erchequer, the three Secretaries of State, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Master-Geieral of the Ord.onee. the . Piesident of the. Board of Comma!, the Kiites Advnease, the A csorney•Grocrul. the Soliritor-Ge .wral, thc .Lprd Mayor of Lon on, Ile bbefiffs of London and Middlesex, the ltecurder of LONtirre. Prince tastelcicalai and Duke of Brunswick. Mange Isses--,Curowallis and Wellesley. EA a I.;—r.injthaiel, Harrow by, Maitsfield,Chatinnu. Gros vennr, War wit lA%erpnul . Morton, Harcourt. Cowden. ~sthunt, Dartmouth, Aylesford. Grey, Russlypi,Wiuchelsett, Chit:Mester, Westmorland, Macclesfield. • • VlSCOUNTS—Wentworth, Cruuley, Limerick, Rulkeley, Sl!lary, Fat intitti. A shbrooke, Palmentuise, Decrhurst, Catieteogh, Valentin. Locus—Henley, Cochrane, J.Thynne, Ardeo, R. 0' Bryea, .1. O'Bryee. Keith, Versos. Radstock, Itedesdele, Enrdley, Mulgrave, Willoughby de Broke, Kenyon, Burringduth Llka boreogh, Bosom Coe ses—De Braid, Moolter. . . - • - • B Isis° rs—Ruche4ter, Che ? ter, Bath ape • Adis, Bagger, LoAtin, Cloghers Durham. Winchester. A 14 e 4 SS SOO lis—Partaguele, Turkish, sardiulan, Hestia% oral synnhk. A os:ta• Ls-41011e way, Bowater, Raligia, Napa, South by. Pitaioe, Colpoys Diroo, - Gait t LS—Mama : eh For, Tharatoa. Grosvenor, Elves, A.ilope, Murray, Philip.. Fincb.Cesai,NortothArs,Wita . thyrne, Coach, %%Ilford, 1112111ned, Wyoyard, Sbin urat Freettiantk. Corona i.s—M'Cleod, I)eshrear` Upton. Beaumont, Rft linehnot, Dyke. Dachet. Brown, Almada, All m, Sergisosi, W.lii Fere., Watson, BrJwn,Crespigoy, 1R neon, Morris s , (1 es Ole. thus-•L. Pallet, C. Kaye, W. Cseast, Y. Gibbs,J. Duck worth, It. Durranl, C. Robiusno, T. Plower, D. Baird, B. S netts, D. I)oirias, K iiktoot 11. T. Thompwith T. Poe,chel, C. trout, H. Clark. C. B. &megaton, T. Metcalf, R. Poe*, U. Mbar's, .1. B. liurgepe. ,CAPrAtel—t a acker. Koos, BR O. R. N. lleathente, Is!.itlimore, Bishop. lAreket, Thoy Is, Boyle Cuiab:rlaml, Koos, ifomiltoa, Desdlttete, Bowater, LUmbert, Ogilvie, opol 'TO Itir. Rev. Docsoes--Geedoo, Goodall, Fly, Fisher, Vyse, .Aridrews, Ash, and Yesev. - es—Lincolo and Cooterhary. At asses— Ryder, Canning, Pena, Basted, Bet.; W. mollies. A.ll. Si. Leger, Baker, tinrville , Pereira, flel %ester, Long, llYme, King, N.•Borrtie, S. Moll. tiers, Darman. Ara. Peotbettue. Rena. Wit. son, Barker, Che.ter. Attain, Hraitteote, Peek, Stem, W dies, Sei gt Ar'mt hoot. .a.d Denary M to a gssgs- _ p 'Decal. Con NICIS es— E inghanr, hi ass— drier. Hareonri, lie.vriey, Portsmouth, laiscuilheog, and Mosintoorrts. V ISCOvIITESsES—BnIkeky, Hawardeo, and Courtesmy. • LA of at--El. Domer, Cecil, Lucas, Rolle, Sultivan,Stewart, Illeaborougs tireville. Arden, 11. Sullivan, Bella soot Itad..tork, R,edesdale. Musgrave, Clarke, C.Somerset, A. assoberlaird, It. Juhtmni,Cliarnhoes, C. Annesley• Al lira es' ts Long, Ryder. Mollies. Stewart: Fremantle, • 31. I lehu. Wiseeth. Chester . Attila*, West, Walpole, Guil der:newer. Stott, Erskine, Chester, .Dyke, St, Legibr, At kius.and Kona. • • Missts--Courtney, two. SPLeans, Deshrow Fielding, Poe, Byrne, Calera, Nichols, two Alsisach, tteil.terivester; blele.di Moth. rosy 04-Set erley. The following were amonpt the numerous pre. tentaiions to her MAttITY • The Coontess of Coventry. open roman to her Otte, Phtetney. the Laity Olin Xelemnshwhhowior Mr. Graham, ltle of the Selma* Condi al itiogsre viva , Ms reteru. • Earl Ilnrrowby. epos his belt* created nn Earl. The Rey. Ur. bearks, the I)e.in of lirMul, upoaltie pow motion to the Baehr:prick of Chester. • he L:sdy Mayoress, by the Countess of Portoeseth. - . . Commissioner 110 ) 1e, upon kis al:poi:rinsed to ilte TAW port Board. 1)r. Ileberden, upon his being appointed Physician to lb , Lieutenant-General Morrison, upon his being appointed Cionotamter of the Forcos, and Lieutenant-tiovcrour at J ar &aka. The Bishop of Bangor, upon his translation from Chester., The Hon. Frederick We... epos his being appointed one of thc GrAnins of hi* M.Vesty's Bedchamber. ' Sir. lobo Manners Su:too, upon his being appointed Judge Allystrute. Major-Groeral T. Maitland, Governor of Grenada, upon his return from Grenada. • Lieutettant-Colonel ROA, of the 70th Regiment, late Act iniGoveroor of St. Crois, upon his arrival front fridist. Mr. Robert Saunders Dundna, upon his being appointesi PreAdent of the Board of Cuntrool, the room of the Bari of H .reenny.' Miss kiesbrow, by n Lady in waiting. Mts A. Cliphrn Al' Leao, by Lady Clark. Slr Sidney Smith, upon his promotion, and opals his morn.. rime. r:e Ciliate's of Ittre inn, Urn coming to her title. ' Lady A. Cotton, by the Countess of Coventry. V is:mum Palaverstom, spun his being appointed Seemstily . at V. sr. 'Tise Countess of Abingdon, upno her marriage. • The Earl of Lindsey, upon coming to his title. mad epos'', his marriage. Mr. ilaguig3 Elwin, upon his being appointed Advocate. General of the Lee ward Wands. Admiral Sir John Ord, upos his promotions to be Admiral of the It intr. Lieso•uani-Coloorl Cochrane, of the 36th Regiment, spois his return stow With:tiered. , The lii.nop of Clogher, upon his being appalled to the 'Aojwie:c, by the Earl of Causdea. •-•-- , riduay Smith, :woo her marriage: sir. tilot►dall , °pot, his being appointed 'tit the . , . e •__,W — . eor.ler. Mr. Harrigan, aped bitbibhr allipoildidAwistaat Secretary. to Cite Treaittry. Hausiitoc, epos ide.Hoing appoioted Under Secretary of nLate is the Foreiga•DaVarboeut. Lieuteamit-Colosiel Cogent, of the First Regiment of Uttar ds. • Rear-Admiral Sotheby, upon Isis return from the Baort Ho.dr.woon. • •,1 The Soffit:. of London sad Middlesex, Meows, Wood miik A ti.ing, upon their etc, +Lion to their °diem - The Huss, D. ErAtitie, spoil bit rehire from bisilirstnr to the United NAtr. .of America. i,countess Nreilsiwoo, spa Me creation of bee title. ; Sir time °inky, Kart. moon bit being appointed their torpretse to its Eicelleacy the reedits barmy Estraire. dowry. .Liestesiat-(learral Despard. spoil Mir being appointed to I be Colossi of UM Mb Wiest ludic Regidient. Borrow*, of the ytbi Regiment s *oil Its li traTrr i a .""isel os book. M,jor-tiimetal Watteoille, opoo_ltisproatotioa. hr. Permsal, sista big Wag appointed fisit tstrd of the •• Treasury. liajor•Genval the FAH of Milhosisie, upon Ma beht‘ap pointed to (be time Garrison Mutialion, - • The pr. majeadie, epos big trarniutim from t h e sboonrie of (isomer to llitagtor. • • lased Deng Of for itev. Dr. Ambers, oponbis being ap Cameroon's. . • Mr. Crater, apse kb beim appoiated Secretary Att•oiralty. 0•0604 the Merle peter, *pm his !Ping pre s ail.. to me Dewey id 'Amok. Jithairal Holloway, upon hie proutot ion and rettwo'lliodi gee Gloarittodot of Newfosedbod. illolefAasocol A. Wear. era Ids b e ing appa l o o s a g ibs loadellorl dif the 74 Regixisid. 77 1 . • ISt Aware, ape. lds goVirterotty Itateoaseimw sis idow Ftemposomiary • J I The Drawijig.room doted o'clock, wheel her MA./ DAT' returned to the Queen's Pill In the evening their MA, party to .1 and cards. *The Pi:nit:au pi Auto rtz the Deka of CuitnEaLann'' e.bout baiki9ot th ree. , k 7 Ire 413173 r D - • . • THE QUEEN. A green velvet petticoat; ricMy embroidered la geldings' ' mine dowers with a rich border at isottnin composed of gold shields enri4llll with laurel and gold besaids, with told Ind lien tassels; rich cords and lamb in the pocket-aides; the mottle of gold velvet time, with a rich embroidered border; and the head-dress a splendid thus of diamonds. It is to Sr observed,' that her Majesty's -dress on this 'suasion was more splendid than Many former Anniversary. , PRINCESA OF WALES. • A.Court train of rich white. and gold dared satia,fanci- ' fully entbroiJered all round with a border of beautiful co loured foil, representing bullrushes aid leaves, the heads of the rush 'superbly set mend with dialanuds; petticoat of tie.' ' white satin, embroidered to earrespood, body and sleeves of eft,* nab velvet, studded all over with large diamonds; the ' drapery and pocket-holes looped up with diamonds, with a lorge. diamo n d wreath acmes the -drapery; head-dress, dia mouds.aad bee ostrich phrases, - PRINCESS AUGUSTA. A velvet petticoat, richly embroidered with illar, the bot tom coinpoted of large 'shells, in dead and burdisheil sayer, interspersed with 'sea weeds; deaperies of rich black lace,. , encircbel with wreaths of silver oak and swerns,.tied sp• With rich cords and tassels; body and insist silver velvet time; hind-dress, diamonds and feathers. ' . *PRINCESS ELMARETIL t A magnificent dress of brown and gold, the right stir of the dress a birge•ittangsalar drapery extendiag across ere Front., composed of rich gold tissue, bordered with gold shells and branches - of hotly leaves, tastefully variegated and coarasted, a oh dead and bright foil.. bullion, &c. and ornamented In festoons with rick gold cords and tassels; smaller draperies in brown velvet, elegantly embroidered and placed in dele te* directions; the ground-work gold shells and spangles, with a rich border of plaited foil and spangled fringe as a Imusinatiesumbe, brown end gold tissue, summated with gild poiettnea mad diamonds. . ..• • • • . PRINCESS MARY. • ' A ielbsed r blue velvet, superbly embroidered with eit i : drapery of an oval form, terminate* in a ye she WA& ; the ground-work spangled in 'tan, the alitV i ti A l e i r ke benches of ribbon and hunts tying is of garden and water lilies, snow aid inidlin Way dowers, elegantly drooping over k • Fi'v Wider bi. fintoosisof spangles t lighter draperies of the 11111Mitem, but diversified its the borders and embroidery, and Wisoder the larger drapery ; bottom of the petticoat, a biseliti• in festoons of foil, with boodles of sea weeds, eadipline4 the whole; robe, garter blue and gold tissue, orna mented with gold, point lace, and diamonds. DUCHESS OF YORK. A petticoat of Persian brown velvet, richly embroidered in the Eaten s style, the ground a shower of stars in matted -gold, a mosaic is oriental gold, In variety of shades round the bottom of the petticoat and left tide drapery; the tight side drapery-, a rice Persian gold net. trimmed with a deep fringe of gold Terkbh wheat, and bmped up with anew style of ' tassels nod cord composed of wheat; the train of same co low, trinseabd•saltb very deep gold fringe, body and sleeves covered wins &sorb lam and diamoads, the whole of the dress entirelY sol gold; bead-dress, ostrich feathers and dia. moods. ?risme C A STZLCIcA La—A dress of orange satin, arm metaled with draperies of black lace. and &bad a ith ele gant orange and ;flack cord and tassels; robe, black velvet, trininied to correlsood with the dress. Duchess Dowager of Leans—A superb petticoat of white crape. richly embruidered in real Silver, with a border ern, basted .to critason velvet, in a style perfectly sudsier and bibitiiiit draperies richly embroidered aid taisefally fes tooned with bunches of silver laurel and brilliant 'tassel,; body and train of crimson velvet, trimmed witfi silver and point; head-dress, Calpdoulm cap of crimes.* velvet, dia usoe4s nail ostridi felithara. _. • • „. • maivaioness oflaasiorsir--A rich brown pity whet robs and petticoat, skit "bite sotto trent its fade& N. perby embroidere d ,with gold. . Dowarer Casen* of blainartitas—Sady sod trala of mg*, tritasold with rfoint lace obi gold ; ;Kitimat. e.f fl . g le: same,' interaggetViv*li itniperiiit: tit oarpU' kali; trimmed with purple and gold, rioleaa from tee draperies suspending gold 4ribi aid tiiiitils. • * Dowager CometessAatieer—A beautiful dress of Crimson velvet, embroidered In gold, drapery edged with gold, Ve netian border, festuoaed - with rich bullidu, ropes and tassels; head-dress, feathers, and diamonds. Countess of PORTINIOOIII--A rich wbillir figured satin petticoat, tastefully onounented with pe a ; cra embroidered with gold ; draperies festooned "with gold lintvkaisdiaperts =tassels; body and train of white figured satin, trinioed rant and gold; head-dress, diamonds and ostrich feathers. Countess of en streatietasz-An der reelef our b= s 9 satin petticoat, richly embroidere d with • 'frame intermixed with ruby foil; robe of grey satin; triauncti with gold and point lace. eqUillesi of U sae I Dee—Blue velvet 'petticoat; drapery edged with point lace, and table; body and train to cones- Countess of Coretcresr—A. superb - dress of violet and brown velvet, richly embroidered with wreaths of ivy leaf ' and gold draperies, with rich herder of ivy imitated gold, ornamented with bullion, ropes and 'towels; head-dresi, feathers, ad diamonds. • Countess of Bezasoste—A Mae satin dress trimmed with sable; head-dress, feathers and &moods. . Countess of 'Awn GDON—Petticoat of white Will' richly embowed-in gold and crimson, with elegant ' borde red 'dra perks to correspond, suspended by superb gold cords' and tassels; tiainot crimson velvet, trimmed With floe Brussels point acid gold and crimsob applique; bend-drew of ostrich feathers, with a profusion of. diamonds. . . 1 . Couotess of liznissaa—Petticoat of. yellow crape over white satin, ricaly applique with puce velvet and gold drip. peries to corresmia, y fa stened with wreaths Of ?old fitment puce Tibia train, handsomely trimmed with easels point lace aid gold *minim border; bead-dreams of iamatids and rich pl of fierier feathers. Countess at tisLatax—Baidy and train of puce velvet, d with line poinosai end Auld ; petticoat of themes* used endortiMp eiraperses drawn aside and fastened • ' sup with bombes of scabs and oak lessees. Comstaised Kers tomeio—t white crape petticoat OW:C OON richly embirolderial 'with Peril m border in gold gia- i perks, and train of Amarontb v elv et,_ trimmed wi th rich gi r t net, body and alcoves trimmed wit h poin t lam bead ostrich oetrieh feather and diamonds. • e • , • l enteol FlldDititignit D'Ovsonosiss--retticoat of Oi *bite Mid covered with Oars richly ereallented•wiill gild, resod w - testy trimming. Lally Mtn is”-li white satin petticoat, with a rich enthral- Airy of ragtime blossom and leaves at the bottom; drape ries of green velvet, embroidered in waves of gold gerani ums; the drapedeselegssady relieved by cords and to-sets of a superior kind; body asd train to correspond; bead-dress, diamonds amifeathers. Lady SIDNEY SISITIV—Rich, white satin petticoat, with an elegant border of white cripe, intemised with beads; drapery of white crape, elegantly embroidered in white beads and chenille - ipoo•satiti. with mast swab tassels; trail of rich white satin; elegantly embroMmed with beasts, With, a superb diainipsd *grave in front; Isead4reis, white ostrich' feathers,' with a prnfesioa of diamonds, to correspond' with necklace and ear-rings. LADY Martians—A beautiful dress of 'violet velvet Wad silver, richly embroidered in wreaths of osk leaves awl ar rows, ,ornamented with bullion ropes and sheet doves; head dress, feathers and diaasonds. l ady Treogessind gold embroidered Petticoatomd black Ir e L v a e ly Sr i: aim—A "purple satin pe• Utast nad.train, trim med a ith wreaths' f dowers of she same colour. Lady P.,Cootis —A dress of rose satin, with drapery. of doves, festooned with cords and ta ss els ; b ead-dews, feathers and pearls. • . Ladsi M. ( lossa—A dress of rose sada, the same as her ' 'skier's. , - 'Lady Ct;ditt--A handsome dress of violet velvet, with rich )orderi.of waged gold, with embroidery of glad wait ales, Itsitripes and)sexel; train triaged with point late and • [geld ;limit-dreg, feathers and diamonds. • • LadyA.44 , Lsoh —A dress of crimson and gold, and tissue weer, white. with 'tellies of matted gold ; head-drew, feathers aletiltiosoads. ir. 3 isgst—A beautiful dress of Pontos* green vel sot.' tickle embroidered with wreaths of gold ivy. edge-1 with a rieltatdieve triage of gold, festooised with. gpid ,bul- Meg Pagel fed teasels ; head-dreig, feathers, and a profusigo efidiameads. s . lisi tr e y t : d is a Dag ae —A beautiful dress of violet velvet; gm w ith wreaths of silver oak; drapery, *savaged -‘lllideltballioa, curds, and tassels; bead-drew, feathets dud xillwilewlila LAT Ilw SKS—A white satin sad crape drapery, trimmed whiles sable ; scarlet train. LADY ANN CELLI'S° SEITZ—A white satin petticoat, With deep border of solid gold work, and rich fringes 4 dra peries of real gold gauze, edstiriadered IS sprigs of green and giild India work ; disable draped."' of white crape, spangled ;Areal gold, and ornamented with *friths' of wild heath ; Vain, green velvet Insetted with gold ; bend-dreg, a gold net and turban, with a plume of ostrich feather.. Laos ISA DELLA Tim is PE—A. while Satin pe.ticoat.,with a border of deep Vandyke. is gold 'spangle work, sad Pants ' dire down trimming t• draperies of white satin, with a superb harder of laurel, in solid geld wed; and spangles, edged with' the Paradise down. • , .' '-' . Hon. Mrs. CALVERT—Cody and_. of yellow satin ; • .w bite crape petticoat, richly embroidered with silver Snot white satin; elegant draperies of the sae, decorated taste fully with chains - and tassels. lion. Mrs. Ltsi.e—.l rich white sails petticoat, with a rids and mast elegant border in gelded gold beads, with an elegises sash, and onsets to eorrespands Sighs of-rich regrow velvet; bade and Sleeves of white sago.- richly embeisidered in gold, with elegant gold trimming; head-dress, diamossw and feathers. , . lion. Mr.. MUSCLY —A petticoat ,pf orange crape over white satin. richly embroidered is white b.•nds 1, train of riehOginge satin...elegantly embroidered In beads, and trim. nwd a ith gaped) Brussels point; head-dress, a profuslos 14 diamonds amid White ostrich feathers. Hon. MM. FIELDING—A dress of maroon MON 01111111011. ed. with,Arapery of black lace, and tastefully trimmed with black sad n chenille triniamig, cords and taw's, Srt. ; rube, maroon 'is and black tiler. '._, ...- • ••• Hon. Mrs. C. assio—A . ftiaroon crape pettleall, with in etenaw draper! . warm! crape sod rivet, - vivify tate*, Owl ia glad ; traits, nigrolla WeMIL malsj Hon. Mrs. eox—A rfcbscariel ua l satin t Ate sa body train, ornamented with point lace : 4 white salts Pei? ticoat i an applapse border of matt msimisite ygivt r heat, Tan ; draperies•of satin- teceerespdattelals Ike tribt. • lion. MISS COURT s A Y....,A fits* velvet body 9 with gold 'fringe ; while crape pettiessd.: richly with beetle's wings ; draperies ardidi same, with ' ' gold tassels and cord. ~, . , „,,,- .-• 'tax 4 • • Hoe. Mrs. ARIAWA EGIIIYON—A ISSITIMO sterawite,ran bored satin. covered alternately viLith-stsivs of bright silver, lied relieved with a profasimi of ismer - odes 'in deg. eit• Kr s the diapepr bordered it-la-Greve in diver spa .% /Waded with a rick dean the ; body and train, orange etligge• hi wain t sleeves covered with rich peitit'. lace 3 head dimmed, and feathers.' • -, Han. ibl o ry s torr—A robe and 'petticoat •of while, lads, richly tri , eel onsunented with tide Moeklist late and Rs mis pear ; dratiiiis of white Satin; beraded Slit: r i o t! el, Melilla Ince. 'mad t Ills With fesfanarnild mill per, the left tide naffed wills a coalpiele tiff illtt; lassfled-dtro itio ateregehad. - . 'W - • -Vele '" . . " ___ - elioly._ .liar llellt I Plehab4sale;richly•tr to co,rrer puma, Ilea ttp wan wallahs or eartilor and UM' Tit es ; -Cressiss ddith adord saills mid asulina t lace ; of a singidany sew aad elegant l'oria, rich gold a scarlet grew*, iftiklad with Facials swam sad a of white feathers. • - Coupes of ktoccLuilrist.ar , -A scarlet and gold Moe • rEs, trimmed OM; geld late; petticoat of white sat* with elegantdrapery of lodise gold tiseat, scarlet ousd.old bor der, looped up' with gold circular plate, of embodied sold,sod tine guld Mori' ; bead-dresr, rich plume of multi and while ' • oared. feathers, with coronet is/ bandeau of diainuads. ' of ilcipatirrziLdniektey.dveilrlg gold,l m a lr d Ir!" tattrtt tritit hue gold p lates, *leitmotiv asellaged i of Moan veleta, I' eibliaaidelvdwilllMYO': with the deco s less On" of _ wir ' • diaasoods. • , . 4 !Ulnae's:ma—A *bite ratio patients 'wk k :draperies af rich dark brown velvet, tuatefaity otiouitaatial .with gold. &wand With gold cord and lawelo 1 .budy led balm of the some t Mend-dress, feathers and dimmers. • Coshes . 0 LasesaT—A white satin petrisout s richly embroidered at the bottom; draperies ud the left side. while satin, eternity embroidered la elver vaodykes and Oahe of assmy silver, on the ht side,. two point. to corns= groom! work of • the draperies elegantly with rich cords bare i body tied train of wig, to qO. respond; head-dress, alasuopds and (embers. • , . i The Catches of Gammas* pat.gar—Bady- and mida at . • Iliac ra vel; white satin petdeosir, with a rich 'Aver. gm. Moa r t ired ilse Warta ; dropsy iaa- of paint lose s' era with Lead sikgrOird op is the rant With iIIIISSISIIe efirdkid t4ieels interspersed a esarave -eastogisa; head-dress, as *vial ss, pleats at ostrich fi Miele s the - whole, accotipanla4 by it digybil l 4 bosiAlikt dial ietOk ' $ Va l ois Ds latott—A .delis Ai +Abe .1111110Prli , all oyes id* white satin Wars ; Ott draperies eitihr ke - .. , - ,7 4 r I I. .~ , -- • agIiTIINNENS' DRESSIO.- • lIIS MAJESTY. • A full dress Review uoiforas. PRINCE OF WALES. Field Marshal's uniform. BURK OF CAMBRIDGE. Full dress, Sd owards. DUKE OF GLOUCESTER. Full dress. 9d Guards. Prince Emil s v amyl—Full dress grams Hussar aniturs. COWS!! Buy MONT—Brown dims awl, rich paste bot., toast embroidered satin waistcoat, brown and white p alm buttons. General vevr—Major-Gerieral's fall dream nalfarm. a Colonel Buionesaco—Dress uniform's as Aide de ca v i l , to the Prince. Csolmel liPMasing—As Colonel Elisoas9el4. Captain TMATTES—FuII dress uniforms of Royal H one Guards. • • - ILLUMINATIONS.. The housee Of the Qeeteee tradesmen were bril. iiantly illumined, bit a very thick fog obscod ' the light ut the lamps. The Admiralty, and Othe r Public Ofllces, exhibited the usual fgures **diet. tesln variegated lamps.. - • Covent Garden Theatre displaeed tlie letters C. R. surmounted, by a Crown. This • tion was under the Portico in Bow-street, mid it ..produced a plain but net effect. Lyceum.—The letters* C. IL. and a Cram large lamps . over the entrance. • The Opera-house was splendidly illumined 'with the. usual devices.—The other places of it. muscunent also displayed the strongest dentonNtra.. 'dons of loyalty St. James's-street, and the w _ • _ 4/11,, LX• , .• W es t. end of the town, produced a profusion of hive... —Morgan and Saunders, in Catherine-street,. Strand, • illuminated the .trout of their hous e i n a very handsome style, :with transpareni Portraits' otthe King, Queen, and a variutt Of emblem& cal figures.' Ins Royal Highness Slut Priam! a splendid dinner yestelidlOy 4410 . 110tte ivory's, Vieth-day. • • Vine inifts/1141 ••• • . fhb guests : t Fmrt r ii. Vioreot 31- Lord Keith • . laird Erskine Sir Arthur Mann . •Sir S.tantel ttumiiiy Sir Thomas Dyer General eslooel bl'hiaboo Colonel Illontgliold if i lostf 7 i. Mr. Sir. Mr. t W get: Gray ' - - - - -o , • leathtrs of variant colosti, irem much went Court -yesterday. Their Roysi-•"gialstowdi • frincesses E • ktaallatit • and Atraiwirr,c were sew, tiltile °With - plalatiOS ; the Cnalitill ad En4o4. 4' ilteautifol white plume; the Coumtest &wagerer. IlEttiorreti,:a white . pion *, jive Matchioacis se ,Co RS li`AlAle t a. miry Inindionie *bite plume itto .• Vountess of . Cpl, a, hrq . .-; 4' . . ..1., IPlual,cl. Ati l t.- pi*lrcutp,,,:,-,. ~• .., -..., „ • . .• ~ P!Esp i 4. tonfip oilhitivio . r pi s ' ' - '• - 7 1144 4‘,... fit iv** : arf4l 44 ! the tatl4,!•• yesterwiy, ;Was ess,p‘meretts thati•ber been , Wite: iseterikfiViridisy *airs ? ' bits si in itar-siemploei 'III )ilifianitrabktness of'. tI4- weather ,preigoted ' usual display of elegantrfentalt r ii wile . . ivid the balconies of,*, Jameart.at . • - The fog was so thict,l4ast night; and thrto4,.. iiiitytent confusion of the carriages in SI. .Tsetset* l street, se great, that the Ladies were very unick. alarmed, and many left their carriages, eett - W444' home in sedan chairs. ' . . . Among .the shatters on the gerpeoline !tie, 4 . Wednesday was the. Duke: of Anostt ‘ i. ' Aa gant female,. brie green 'spotted: dregs!, with a •i ‘ scarlet Spanish mantle, *as attended by e 0.6•4: • tien. en. • They were allowed by the amateirs..l4,. Aa , - - ' , • • be perfect wasters of thwart ; but the Gentlemen . _it e . were decidedly excelled by the Lady, who tat tier , wee, and In • .:,, , - 7 • m 0 441, "Ith bl ac k and the letters 0. P. with a precision ..a&ti mar l' silver embroidery ' *, t ,..1, 00 ,, c 5 i0 ' r " Of sloe petticoat ; train , of plait satin. With d . bawler In black and truly astonishing. • . ant pink feathers, aud a ,__. t il r evtf wiuo r ; bel o tt iii re:a fe: i . it., . - 7 - ', Yesterday a yowl lady made a very Oottslavet. ' Mlia - t.. Witorranwit-* Maw ms her sister. ' • ous appearance on the ice, in Hyde-park. She Iltrs:43ao Ito It nrirag-i-Bler Olio retie and petticoat, with wai attended by &servant, and 41N:tired !tg hag r=tace,dineeries, &patty drawn op With rich silver . particular delight in sliding. The peculiarity A.- • orsAinitsat;CoweLL-PettAcipat of amber oaths, dm- tucked to her was her dress, which . relethififsil I"' kr ! of rich black lare, - liody and train of the same; head- covering of a swan, being a Wile* nutdO Wink 4;010, amber eolaured feithen mid diamonds. ,11.11amtesWitalhes-A *bile satin petticoat,rielily of swan's down, and white feet.. W. did at OM with Meet dublios, interspersed kir A cst.pcs o ln.t.k , .To as is it 'satilille. ' wit dver u so a pure-calmed Veivet, a kin - dli - . .• . • • • . • • of the same, tiro deaneries in the Persian style, nomme visitors nomerous. n • • . . with sliver dahlias, and elegant wench; bead-dress, dismiss:ls The Duke of OtottcturrEa's new-halt haaars IN •• adjeathers. - • • ' • - * Mr*. air Dia.-Pink satintrabi, St. Georges-row, on the other side of Iyhvg* Mrs. Eike-Ruby velvet traits. ' Turnpike, which .ii hi an unfinished state l .ll o Mrsa CLEPHANC 311'Lna 1:-A. holdwase dress of violet said mast come down again, as .the tinthef.Werk velvet with 1.164,61,re Of witted ipld drapery, richly ens- . . , broid;red is stripes or gold="edged'witb matted g ins ; is or British lir, which has werped and shrata , ' bead-dress, featisees and di • ,-- . considerably. Mrs. Luc-A beautiful drew of violet velvet, richly co- ~. • - _._ . . _- ' • 1 hruidered in *silver, with wealthier, pss, drapery lesion*. At th e late. magnincent rinevvinsonesst given to t i l as iZt rich cords nod tames ; , &mann aad dill' the French Estsaitux and his Ito ail Pisitearts; ht. 1 11 )„ * ti . a , w4se - A dro i Of " denied gad d i me , r i c hl y I the Parisians, at the /iota de Ville, ,NAreiseir. tialtwoidersti with gold; Bead - deem, l ea ther n and diamands. sat at the head of the - table, in an arm chair, ewe. 00 4 14 3 1:1; u : ri t i s* . tt Lw 4 it -,-, edged w t ei t re ii s se z i f black u I:r o t:L o ra 1 : 4 •4 , with his Ant on, which his . kept during.the whole ..211 pearls and owl hearktireas, feathers sad pearls. dinner. On his rift, marshalled in due 0 :Wm. Miss Paaccias.-Whit drape _saw sifter spatted were the Kings of his own malting, on stools ,,' ~..,.- and OmPerY, huiciftlikr dliiliefed - in 1 ^Pl!“"7, bare-headcd; uppeptki them, In the same o silver e.ahroideryi ,liodyolilleollh atid irlwris os their .. il - - .. 4 „ h „,„ 4 ,,,,i a . „ am mo* 4 04 nit ver , and rains- twi worthy consorts. At desert, be niter, P. ii.i ' mil l i i l it c . b ir i g i rica . isi;-14#har As ' ler. ' • a %PARTS, In 'order to show the l'arisians that hil M ovam ._ Adpiumo , onc . sitiporas . i " apparent west of common maanen . arose 8 01 4 Whislosee'lisiA hand s a w ;0 ,4- aess a ggill s 44sl7,gi, from conscious superiority, an d that he IV 10 9 Itet NlVOM k tr o b e si v :ed uo with w Leaned. beads, ad 4,osenteriimiiiiiiiiiasessa ; , . . withstanding, a true Frenchman in his polite sy „llt list . aim velvet an d drew , of whit e, kiltisiti to the. toadies; stow! up, encorqred, whit ha; *Wien, areal leav e s, lee, and orwomvated with saris *tolerable grace, arie 4 444lt round, whispering sons ik bangsa and hawker; *she Ilik Wilk 1 1 1 1 6 4 triliao sionaense to cask: 1 7 / 4 10i.ougust females. , Tb 4, • Paha 4ach ball &wet.. 4 " 634 4 l l lll*.l vollite it li- Wir git r a °,l746 • lWhiss list. 44"- Pikorifit 4"l4 . o Stik tlePad ow#6 3 : "Ike,' " i '4l , 4 4umm ill*i.'ll ' gat. te i hod hat aild' a returne d veuud , r° as Il i .0,4"74:70ke sada, trimmed taeonigit)4,wittlibalkaa* . .10, . ' 4,N6 'ill minim ti s ; awl n.gasides s., .4* iglablalkt-Body ad Mika it,billiviiiip. i • lib* . vi e • rt . , tr d w i e • i i s trism .", -44 s ant lace; White Crap! aNtlaPlito ilitalk. ............ aesieeries peculiarly 4:liglittt, mahroliftrod Willit, . ~ -7;'. . .5..: L 1, • • ~:ii~ `• . . • , .. . . . - • - ..- -- • ESMAN. • ' .. . - -- . led about ' 7l 9 , , borders of white velvet eat sada 'ewes, cm- " fit tase Yip - fully fastened up 10 poll*, with 44 li wig% drouplecleaves. palebbie sails ribbon. law* to - • - '' " • "- TY and the '' r .= Jle* a . • ARAM/IC Baltyls—Yellew fancy petticoat, or- bliss p IPNA ma litibaaw7A simple but depot d res . 'lace. , : ..., . with pure and taker . ; pace velvet train, trimmed whiaerape, and Mita draXemes of white Win, edged 16 ; ‘LA jurrits ! m i ta wait wltb rich Brussels lace; licad-dress of dlaasoods. sw a,leoped apWitlthalasaod tassels of pearl; 4 1 , . Lady GllsOvn.sa—Celertial bloc gowo and coat. . blithers and gettriCt. : ..,,,,. • Lady Dis Cm Vbe be—Ditto. , . r e f & Cpittolta, a a bressase . —The same as her sham to at AvA as rbuothied Lady Pe it 8149 X r—ifasarine velvottgawa sad coat. hi Tit eras es—A role ated.petticoat of white satin, v og .nt Lady uCa 1 , 1• II 1111111111 T—Blue shin ditto.. Lady Astiass-- white crape drapery, trimmed rasth sliver fringe, and 6z: MAW, apattillefltl as!' crape petticoat, spotted all over Allsiith silver ensliuused plates; rich silver lasses , cord, ire . • " with gold Niles; Mid all teasel' with gamer velvet -*in K cce—A green "tin and crape petticoat, stic k . • 'and Old border i pocket-holes and drapery fancifully es.: tadded.w ith beads. bruidered to currespuod i tr.tin of rich garter velvet, trimmed. Miss Dasaftew —A white satin petticoat and trails. a I JIBSS ES. • ' all round a lilt rich beg trimming. • laced draperies, fastened with wreaths of wiener loam.' - H... Wri. eil7 lll saityrisalk4 with 1411 i Fci AIAV Ns! c it._ ja..... . . poinliad golt: I • „,,,A, -" atipe. z :lily sinsapiod, at Ili logii•ii d of Manna Take takeiatling With s r legi • inrialLirlibt Vi • 44e . . l e f t 01*.*Vialior, of I woe .ens sz n wavei. with a ni . , .‘border of Mil. " /UAW= On tic Ith side a 4ndlai•drapee, lasiefillii 'hossaname dpidi and saincia. - 11.4.4in,,Pies 'I us T a t t,t: t>linia .4 0 b0 3 1 116 /ft LI! Dad a . . * ia - silver drum*.C.Vll4.,4 ... . • toad Viaselti train of geralinii rut. aitidy n • ' b Over s Wad- den*, %When and diaiWnds. nom PHs Bittilealft4r-A potpie satin petticoat, with draperies of nap' litattelsoe s iiour wreaths of purple and green foil Sena.* jai* rig* OA, trimme d with black . facet I"° ' Mils l ' - '* Wa ""gledilionilt of rich pink satin. with a superb Mande y, embroidered iu sit- , . 7c.-- - ,e_z..... I the prises of %Lill game' 40719 honour of her him fafibwing Wore mop* Al JehmjOiiy ri+iair t • - 4,- Mr: e .T be Valomm : l Calomel Ilytie C443Ottlalry•plm tiliOr • Gegen' czgie Imo mire_ets . . r (~~ - ...... ....... ... -...; 10E I rr Cenl.( ftr 6 " rLCent.; eta.; lb for. 04 1 'nor wl }OR LI knew h led The psi* 7,1 itherto ilt) a t hrgini re havl TI del nt, Ilacio' ro 90 0 ratiMe abe livisg Plich the :onjeC only II 1 it 4) lave lut th 'rut 51abI( irawn tilta' Olt iard ver 1 ►att, pain for t eon Dun eat LI I