The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-01-19 00:00:00

• HER MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DA Y. The festival it; honour of the Birth of our most gracious and truly atniable Qv east, who completed her sixty-tierd year on the loth day of May Asst, took place yesterday. We are happy to guy Her Meatier's , enjoys an uninterrupted good state of heatth ; the only infirmity she experiences is in her feet. %Ve presume this is the cause which in. domees Her M AJ ESTI' to hold so few Cenuts in the • course of the year, it being contrary- to Court etiquette • to- any person to sit in the Royal presence ; and as Their MAJESTIES never avail themselves of their exalted stations, but stand the whole time of the • Court, Her MAJESTY is therefore under the ne cesAty of remaining in that position every Court for abmit three hours. The youthful branches of the Noiatity and others have, therefore, but few oerrtunities of being introduced, and paying their rev is to Her Mareert. The clebruflon of Their MAJESTIES' birth-days is not only observed by the higher orders of per sons, but, is some degree, by all, particularly in the Metropolis, where they are considered as ge neral holidays, particularly by the females, num bers of whom are !attracted from considerable dis t/meet iu the country, to view the dresses, 'Tien- Acids of the Court in }general, end other emubellislt 'tpeuts of the day. The applieatkons to the Loafs .Citattacaiate, and to the principal Clerks he lon t iny to his O:lice, for tickets of admission to the Presence Chamber, and the other moons leading to the Oreat Council Chamber, where Her Martine holds the Drawing-room, to see the Itoeeb t.v; the Nobility, and others, pee:. were very itarnerone ; they were nearly all disposed of last Vh%slnes.lay. the spectators began to assemble at art early hour, and the rooms were crowded by an ehhenitiloge of persons, severel of title, some of 'whom came in their own carriages, and waited with mach anxiety, the sight being rather sore,, there paving• beea no Drawing-room since, His Ma ,Acre's Birth-day. The whole of the day and evening was celebrated with every demonstration of joy and respect, in diAt:eut parts of the couutry. London being the 'peat of the Court, of course great splendour and inagnificerire were displayed among the higher ar lifft; Her Meassrv's tradeemeu dioeti together, eV yttrium feasts and entertainments were given upon the oteasioa. At an early hour the inhabit ants threneleout the Metrop.dis were awaked by the ri•t (lug of the hells of the different clinrehes ; the f12,,, , A of the Kingdom were displayed from the-eteeithei. the Tower, and various other puhlic Anibliugs. The Goanla of time day were d ressed in new clothes, red the baud, in as elegant state &eft, richly embroidered with gold lace, played occasionally <Nei lig the what. of the dwv. As soon as the Horse Gleirifs' clock struck one, the gunner hmjug the vent of the cannons used in St. James's Pail, eyen pnhlic rejoicings, tired a dotahle royal white ; about the same tune, the sixty-one can nons kept on the Tower wharf were discharged. Soon alter nine o'clock Their MAJESTIES, the Patectsses. the Dukes of, Vette, Csaauffee, lire r, CESINCRLAND, and CAVIIRIDGE, break fasted together at the QUEEN'S Palace. At d quar ter past tea o'clock the Dukes of Yotte and LAN 141nUE mounted their elsargerh, and rode to the e, where the brhealle of Grenadiers end Light Infantry of the Guard% were mustered, in read/nem to march off to St. Jamen't Palace, to do duty Air the City ; previous to which the Duke of CAM BRIDUU presented them with a superb pair of co lours. The I)uke of YORE ride, Cr the first time, a very beautiful white Egyptian horse, with the Hovel Anne bamed in upon his off Rank. • the Bishops of I:HESTER and ;Ssetesaavt, and a number of the dignified ClerKe, and others, bt tended at the QueeN's l'absee, to pa) their early congratulations on the happy return of the day. At eleven o'elo.:k the Priliceas CUAKEOI to of We tats arrived at the QULEN's Palace, to pay her re. peek. About half past twelve o'clock Her MAJIIITY, the fire Par r us es, the l'rineees t'tta ittJero of Wales. the Dukes or KENT atisiSussEs. iii three emeiagee, Left the QUEEN'S Palace, and went to St. James**, where, after partaking of some re freshment, they were decorated with their elegant Court dresses, 'and comely jewels. Soots oiler two o'clock Her Mestere and the PRINCESSES left their dressine-rormis, when Earl Monroe. Her Ms.usery's'haiitherlain, and Colonel Desintow, the d ice -Chamberlain, with the Ladies in ‘Vaititie upon flee 'Marasco sod the Pause saes. toget her with other .tttetid we, followed Iler M treery and the Pat aerates tit that excellent mite of atoms towards the Grand Courted Chaisibee to hold the Drawisseercenn. In an anti-room the Arrbbisheop of Caiervitat ItY, and several other Bishops, were in wilting, to cotupli mein 11cr MAJFATT upon the lb.fut occasion, and the coutineneement of the New Velar. The Areh bishop delivered to Iler Jimmy a suitable Oration. tier MAectere tied the Pltt‘crsire proceeded through Queen .tsei.'s dining-room sod the (fare ram. The Loan l'eteestmon, the Cabinet and those who have been in office, and, br a ppliefeion to the Lose Ifirt.ot a ro, have retain ed privilege, were assembled in the former MOM, to pay their reepects first. In the latter room His Nlereorre's Attendants and Officers of Stabe,„the Field-Otiteer of time Day, snit the (`ep • fain of the Guar s !, were assembled to pa) their re spects 'text. The Charter grained by King Cs vases 11. for founding a School in Cheats Hospital, in the city Of London, directed that forty of the bets were to be constantly edneated for tile sea service, and to attend iu the Palace on the first Drawing-room in the year, with specitneiti of their procreate in Nautical Mathematics, daring the year revolting, for the inspection of His Marturre, &e. The forty boys attended areordisiely, in new uniform clothes, its the Presenee Chamber, with Mr. Oweeete their roaster, at thur head ; the youths holding in their hands books and draw M e e of their execution daring the last year. The boys were presented to Her Mar env and the Pam a cream by Alderman Seew, in the room of Alderman ANDERSON, the President, who is tudisposed, emapanied by J. Pauses, Esq. the l'ressurer, the I/metier-master, the Steward, and the Receiver. Her M %JESTS and the PEINCEISES took parti cular notice of their performance., which they appeared to esainine with ttienstenet, ate w ere planed to egpresit themselves is terms a' v probai, tiou of their iiroticiency. Alderman Slum held nehis hand a list of the yopths .present, desseriptive of their ages, &c. together with un account of those who have quitted the school during. the last seven years ; it aas most elegantly pneted s and inclosed in gold paper ; the charter directing that it should be delivered to the liir•o_-of Ewnr,AaD, it was of course not presented:llA IIAJESTY not being lament. boys specimens were. Much noticed by the Nobility, Gentry, and Naval Of ficersin generaL Her. Masesee and the PIIINCEssES proceeded on their way to the Grand Connell C l amber, with the Loan CHAMBERLAIN ut the bead of the attendants, making way between the company who were as scudded in the original Drawing-room, woitiug the opening of the door of the (Iran I Council Cham ber, it not having been opened for several years past, till after the ROYAL East Li had entered. As Her MAJESTY and the Pateczsses passed the line of the company, they conversed with several in the most condescending mainier.' flee MA JESTY'S approach t the Grind Cowell Chamber being _announced, the centre door was thrown open. Her MAJESTY entered the room about tweets , mi nutes past two o'clock, with Ea 1 MORTON holding her right hand, and Colonel l)esseow ua her left side ; the former holding her treiu ; Her MAJESTY took her station with her back to a looking-glass, between the second and third window; Earl Mon- TON placed Her MAJESTY'S train upon a marble slab behind her. The Pareeasses followed, and arranged themselves on Her MA !EsTY's left hand, according to their ages. Their attendants stood nearly under the Throne. Her M &Mere having taken he • station to receive the congratulations of the com,iiiiy, Earl Darr- MOUTH, the Lord Chamberlain. saved his Wand of Office to Sir WILLIAM PAR .ova, aim' was at tending in an anti-mom, on the left of the Throne, with His Masearaos Band, to perforin the New- Yeer's Ode, written bv Hrealr.f.tereS PTE, Esq. the Poet-Laureat, and the Music, *dented to it by Sir WILLIAM PAILPONs, at the e .press command of His MAJESTY, from the Wor4s of Haenea. Sir NVILLIaIe displayed both jn I.4merlt and taste in the selection, which was from the Oratorio of Bel shazzar, and the Opera of ()t in. It commenced with mbar ail; voprlno solo be Master /loascasrt e. of the Chapel 'loyal, which he executed very correctly, and was most admi rably accompanied on the Lae oon by Mr. llot.mus. Mr. W. K N VISIT had the titligietfiel air front Bel shazzar, " 0 sacred Oraer of Trash," to the wants of his solo. mr. J. B. SALE'. solo was ex tremely well suited to his excellent bass voice, and he gave it with math effect. Mr. Keyes:Tr, senior, presided at the piano-forte. The band was very ably led by Mr. DANcE. The celebrated Mr. Caossotu., the principal Violoncello, and Mr. SIIIELD, principal Vida. The three doors of the roost having been thrown open, the room was in a fon , minutes tilled with the company, who had previously arrived. I ler MAJRSTY, as soon as she hail taken her station. called the LORD CHAMSERLAIN to her, and re mained in conveniafiou with his Lordship ; it was aupitose4l her MAJEiTY had something to complain of, but which we did not learn. lin trietliataly_sfter the Duke of PORTLAND approaabs ed Her MAJESTY, and conversed with Her MA JIMMY for some time. His Grace was followed by oevend Ladies. General Besets, Colour! Howattn, and Alecount Iloort ; a niumbeir of Foreigners were then intmcliteed by Sir STEPSEE COTTERELL. the Master of the Ceremonies, The Prince of Wotan entered the Drawing-room about ten minutes after Iler MaJesev, and appeared in excellent spirits; his Royal Highness coneeised eery affable wish a number of friends, shook hands with the 'Marquis of STAFFoID. and appeared much pleased to see him, and condu.led the Martinis's son. Earl GOirta l to Her ,MAJESTY, upon his return from his travels. went through the ceteinony of the clay with her usual affubility. At the Court there were prevent, hrtiirles I ler 31 tJESTY— Their Bowel fliziott‘rer the Vetere of Welts, the Duke of York, the Doke of Clarence, the Duke of Kent, the Duke of Cuotheskind. the Doke of Souses, the Doke 'of Catithrel7e. Their Royal Hifhn•sses the Prileeie tnvlsta, the Prig. eras Eli/mirth, the Ptussrea Mar., the PtIOCCAS Sophie, and der Prioress Amelia. The Primo of Wales. The Dories of York. Priore Costekicals. ThrArdiwgef Cstorrhury The Lora arriallor. The Loa President of the Council The Lad Airy seat Tie First Lor.l of the Trenillrf . - The Chieseelke of Ulf FACIWIMIT The /Secretaries of State The rent Lard ot the dollanulte, The Meeteedireareal of the Ordnance. TIM Lard Chief history of the Coact of King's Bench The Lard Chieffueder of the Court of CW11.110.1 Peer. The Lied Chief area. The Mister of the Roth. The Attorney-Geurru l. The holiritor-Georral. The nin'a Advocate. The Judge of the Admiralty. The heir Advocate. The RaPeciteer-Geheral to the Prince of Woks. The Dery st Wcsetntr , ter . The Ds of Rochester. The Dens of Windsor The Deem of Reephor. The Lord Motor of Lamina ; and The Iberia if Laudon and Middleven. Mgt, ..-.llestrumr, Pratlaud Ned droll Ma Rev tsacs—Matrard, Thoursaaid, Waterford, Lana dont, Ilath and Wellesley. M tstentniteMtr-41ttiffoird, 'Thousand, Lambdas:lt, Do. segiall, Bath, Mira and dal sham Ex sms—Caradra, Wrstitiorland. Bathurst, Sandal", Lesralusiderry, Dafsed, (amnion.. Matioloorri*, Litts,rick, Bridgwater, Laadrrdalr, hosier, Banbury, Uxbridge, Chiehernits, Waratelt, FJfinglista, P.sobrote, Morrow, Dartmouth, Cower, Chatham, Tyleuairell, Har court. Macclesfield and Moira Coe ita—Muuster (I•4;t.Wirrer;L4•esokett, fletwoot, lisookril, LonJoa• drat. Oxford, Muentoorns, owkow, Etlingtem. terbelao Kin ol Norwonten, Harriagtos, r , P.uirtt, Martinheld, Wirt-wort wok Be•fillry VISCOVIIIIIIINIMPAgb, Ada Ma, tttdlet. tiMilr,l , ebetorroJ, Brooke, Wary, Wentworth, Worked, Val.-sus, Howl, lethe, od Btrowgfortt. Vtwourrowto--Casolerragit Ilwitry, awl Cram Loano—Stworreille, *ram, C !Arm, 11'410'4;6y iA Brehm. Elam, lienlq, Wakinghaw, Reokehole. 1n... iwfa.a, fta.kstock, Glabbarar, Seirus, Ilastotext. • • Mueffteld; Rielm,Gantlrier,Rbrgliorfilt, RArineduov Roltidals" Xlltofborougb,. L., Gtmor _ keaith, Amherst, piclaada, Sl A Riekm's, ReaAt.W fo and Reuniter. Lastut.i-G. L. Grille, F. Pratt, C. Aimsley, N. Cook, P Conte, Murray, lifulgrere, Healey, Tinge,. petcalte, two Dalrymple., &Ism, Dunda.' r Gambier Redesdale, Prier, A. Hamm ad, Gibbs, Duee, C. Weliertry, Orde, A. Cumberland, Niarthiagtoo, Sheffield, .1 Thyntse, Boring. 4041, Setters, direr aesres, Ifitrvir•", G. Moira', C. Stuart, M. Vilna. J, De Roan, Osborne, E. Dorset. lases Kerr, Glenbrivie, N. Drummond, G. Berealusd, tiro Cecil., Ores pigmy, awl Pultatey. /1 A nout—De Rolle, Nolleken, am! Ilertwow. Hulloes—St. Asaph, Minor, Exeter, Bristol, Ely, Sa lisbury, Bath and Wells, Durham, Carlisle, and Chester. MIHAto.I Dons—Nrapolltvu, Pin tuguese, American, and Swedish. ADMI It • Llk—Hareey, °Me, Fasiurun, Kemp, Smith. and Ekm aler. Gan rota ts--(ougreve, Vi!Settee Sir A. Clarke, Irvine, Sir 1). Manilas, Oakes, Hastings, ' Finch, Frazer, Nuttun, Fox, Arabia, Barton, Harcourt, Watson, Burton, MOrsr, brat, Grosteror, Sir H. Burnird, Sir G. Bon den, M'Leud, Murray, (:ower, Moss ' Manstirld, Gorden, ( ougrrve Fin riagton, Laney, Morland, Calvert, Russ, Eustuo;Miur ages, Italie, Sir J. Moore, Nichols, sod Bloomfield. Cormsatm—Watson, Clift, Howard, Jenlinson, Anson, Rigittiugrle, Hann., Harmer Airsick, Balk), Stewart, Brown, Marling, Hamilt o n, Like, Beaumont, Sergissou, Houma, Cupcll, Moore, Bainaford, Grecille, Dashing', Harcourt, Coulson, Bailey, Stewart, Hamilton, Copley, Cibdogan, Gmrville , kruipt, Robinson ' Prem. Carew, Ducking, Douglas, I)rew, Sinis,:blurray, Maitland, St. Leger, tptes, Stopford, Nichols, and Anson. IlLeions--Ousrle) andWorseler • CA PT No--IJoneelly, Crily, Snow ' Gardner, Jetelmon, Hood, Pettey, R. N. Donnelly Ogle, Cherry, Sir U. Pup him R. N. Lambert, Hope, R.N. Sir H. B. Seale r . E. N. Midway, R. N. Nicholson, R.N. Capel, Taylor, Bradlee*, amid Lyndhurst. Rue. lkierues—Viorent, Price, Legge, Blair, sad Anat. Rae. —GOUCkilunAh, Digby Knott, Cape', Price, Pier,, Gambler, and Egerton. A DERV % —l-40/Tty, Flower and Shaw. Sias—John Birch, John Nil bolls, Erall Nepean George Shee, James H. Borges, Step/fen Shoirp, Thoinas irigge, A. Psitrt,J . Ortk, T. APDonald, J. Thyme, T- Pioneer ' Stephen ('otterdl, W. Scott, A. Ilionumad, P. Franc,•:‘, 1). Scott, R. Rickel-too, V. Gibbs, W. Grant, J. Mans& Id, A. AP Dosiald, J. Collin, J. Earner, P. Frauds, (:.Osborne, T. Dyer, J. Janson, T. DiouraSetel, J. Harritegtoo, J. Orde, J. Dyer, A. Beset, R. Beverley, T. Tinton, and J. hones Kerr. Mrsll.llll.—lrby, Merry, Greenwood, Sberidaa„ P. Mean, Sleffington, Marsden, Smith, Phillip., Fuller, Dig*, Hen her., Elliot, Silvester, Ruse, Bedinelkeld, Boroowee, Heber den, Lung, Retch . ie, Bagot, Digby, Taylor, Villiers, BeUsayse, Hart, Mist, Jekyl, NODunakl, Dawson, Ogden., Dent, Egerton W. W. Pole, H. Wellesley, Juliasom, Joelltems, Freyrr, Egerton, Amtiftley, Knott, King, G. Vahan, Beckley, V araittart, H. Dnuautioisa, Pievrepula, Godes', Emery, Fill. reed, Gassier, Hooter, D. Scott, Codeine" hay" Thompson, Ryder, Park, Huskisson, Hammed, P. Caw, AMMO, Oldleld, Marsden, J. 111`Deeeld, Ellie, Certis, C. Itsseett, Cook, R. Dundas, Penn, P.oM, Stepan, Jaeltan iein Brodenell, North, Maton, Theist" hate, Steuart, and H. Warningtou. Hismetssus—Niglitingale, Stewart, Irby, Pardon, Hem, Marsslen, Digl), llalfield, Atkins, Knox, Long, Beilasyse, White, lingo*, Palmer, o uverie, C...ong, Wel pole, It) der, Rose, Ste*art, Crespigny, Pole, Hybriden, Tans Palmer, Anson, 1/0011C, Marries., Rtauntout, Humours, and Stewart. Mtiairs—g M'Donald, Stewart, g brine, 2 Hon..= Gibbs, Frazer SANT, g gement.ll, %Buckle% fry. Reenerrille, Irk, g Eaton, g Tills:, Lake, Der-. rowes, M`Kensie, Bonverie, g Giffard. - - The following were among the presentations to Her MAMMY— Mr. Ceti' Jackson, npou his return fives Vienna, by Lord Hashesbary. Lieutenant-Cent-nil Camphe!l, upon lilt return from ire. laud, avid his appointment upon ihe Stalls Canada. lady Catharine Alanley, by the Lady is Waiting. The Right Hun. Richard Ryder, spun his being appointed Judge *horst, General, in the roast of Mr. Bond, resigned, b his brother, Loin ilarroirby. Earl of Pembroke, upon his being appoiated Covens°, of Guernsey, and upon his return to Larks& Mrs. Attics, by the Lady in Waiting. Viaemust Lake, epos his creation to that title, sad upon his velars from kites, and being appointed Governor of Plymouth Miss M`Dasiskl, the daughter of the Lord Chief Berea, ►y t►e Marchioness of Stafford. The Hun. sad Rev Mr. Egerton, by his brother the Earl of Reidgwascr, spots toting precollege, as thew of as Ent. Mrs. Nichlingale, by t►e Lady in Waiting. General Nichols, aria ►is return from the East ladies, sia epos his appoint/wet of Colonel to the sails Regirseat ('osetews of Normanton, by the Lade is Waiting. Grand Viyettes , apse hi mita (roe being Gore's°, of Malta. _ Colima Yicbtimple of tke ®9th Resisting, upon kis re turn felon thrll ladies . Bartholomew Freer, Esq. open his roan; from being Secrets," to the Mission of Sir A Paget at Cowataatiaisple. Tlit• Hou. :Oise Lake, by key Sister, tie Hum. MAL liar town, Major-Generst Oakes, epos his rutons front Sicily. lir Rev Dr. Goraletioash, the Doss of Canterbury, upon his twin appointed to the Bi•hupric of Carlisle. Miss iturrowes, iew her Mother. Viscount Straturford, by Mr. Craning, upon his warm from hie_ Embassy at Lisboa._ The Rev De Blair, by Earl Morton. Mr. Pranels Junes Jarkmo, opus hio return from a Special Mirrors to the Cart of Denmark Maier Murray, arm hit promotion to that rank io the loth Reconent of Fuot. I.ord laruherrie, arta his beim* appointed Joiut coo. miasioore fur tiw • Mir. IVoodo and Torro, Litt4 Gambier, uu her creation to the tale. Mr.f.:ailipbet!, upon ho bring appuiuted a Commissioner of Excite. Lord I.movion Gower, upon Lis return from his embroil to the Coon of Petembantli. Lady Doodas. 1111h311 her nrirriare Meows Aid Smith. the Sheriff*. of Loudon and Mid/Mesa. upon thi treteettott to their office. Gibb;, be the Lady an waiting. Mr MIRO Elliot. Ppm Lao being appointed flowerpot. of tb Island of Elarbadoep. General Givamme, upon kia rehire from Copenhagen. 'the Pompom Aniimaailur presented two Gentleman ,at Seism.. In Kerr, upon ►ia marriage, by the Earl of Mr. Swot, upon kis being appended Under Secretary of Stale at ootle Oita Colonel Raiosford, °a La. premetiow. Lieutenant-CANA Harcourt, of the loth refillarsto wr.. his iittura from Two Misses GifforJ, br tier Marelloors of lonoiroro. Mr. ficorrt Jackson, Isom his bass opoeisoml His Mo. jestO Seerctary of Leptons to the Coon of Prussia. girt d('bat►any opal his being sposiatre Governor of Gorrosey mot Jens io the ruusn of the ion Margins Towns heat Earl Goseer. by bia father the Marquis of Stafford, epos his rehire fruits his travris. Colasel Murray, upon his ban pr.warsted to that rank in the regiment of I : ifc tplisasia. Liriiteitant.Colonel C;orps Ceoboa, of the Royal Horse Atts opoa 6r vetoes inn Copeohagen. Crneral Bllvoolitid, *pm his proniutiun. Lor.l Rurgher4t, by Ins lather, the Earl of iV • sinsaelaiad. Isuly Elisabeth Dorset, by the Marchioness of Sligo MapAr-G. ores' Finch, upon he return from Copeohagen Lieutroant-Coloucl Nichols, of the Royal York hangers, upon U« pronionon and /*tors from Carina Ayres. • L.arote;aant•( oluseltirorge Lake, by has father, Viscount 1 AO% Ina promotion from ball-pay, to br lactiteo.aut t the s;th Regimes, )1.4 Maclasaie, 1, the Lad, a Woutiog Mr. Wellesley Pole, by Lord Mitigrave, epos his heis t appointed Secretary to the Admiralty. Lady James Kerr, upon her marriage, by Lady G. Murray. Mr. Stewart, upon his return from his being Secretary t o the Embassy to Petershrugh. Viscount Hawardes,aposi his succeeding to that tide. Lieutenant General Palettes, upon his being 4 the command of the 64th Regiment, and to he Gimernor of the Island of Jamaica, suit Cutonasodat itihs Forces, wills She rank of Getters' in the Island. bomLady: Glenber omen to e, sHer pan he besty.eing appointed """ of Alined. ber W Maj Sir Stephen upon hi return from kaki s sis !sty'. Consul at fttemburgh. The Lurd Mayer of Loudon, upon his eetering into L e See, by Mi. Alderman Shaw. LictitMencral Moore, upon Ilk return froin.Sicily. Mrs. Begot, ou her marriage. The Rev. Mr. Lhgby, upon his being appointed one of the tunics of Windsor, by Lord Somerville. Mr Smyth, uplift his being appointed to the Professorship f Modern History in the University of Cambridge. Admiral Gambier, upon his being created gs roa Gauthier ; lan lipids hi Lordahip's retail (rum Capenhageo, Mrs. Dighy, by Miss Somerville. Gamma! Sir Harry Burvard, upon his crertlon to ■ Bs• mercy, und upon his return from Cepenbagen. Led, N. Drummond, by the Comities of Kinamil. Sir A. Paget, upon hi return (ruin his voila*, to Turkey. Sir Home Popham', upon his retinal f.r Copenhagen. Harm Lyles, by the Swedish Ambassador. LADIES' DRESSES. HER MAJESTY, At tonal, on her birth-day, was olt vecy splendid ; her dreg; was coropmed of British point, iutesspersed with gold Tor'ersh tissue • the drapery tied up with rich pe ar l beIVA, and most bea utiful gold cords and tassels ; gold fringe d the bottom of the petticoat ; the mantle of purple aad gold tome, trimmed with gold fringe. PRINCESS AUG ESTA. A rich lihc petUcaieb richly ettobiosdered ; the whets tolth a rich gold herder of demists oad leaves ; the draperies, on thatelltei&e, with • trerinliab border, of block velvet ; the right side draperies with sith riots, with a very elegant black used sold border at the brats,. of the petticoat ) the effect was truly bematilial ; halm of Woe and gold. PRINCESS MARY. A superb embroidered petticoat of gotd, upon rich lilac sale; the draperies compered of the same mattnals, em broidered all owes, sad terminated u inaptly borders, studded in wards, ith dead and bright gold, and bunches of =animate mod One lanes, Iserefilly interspersed with rig wis e I. k••••••, 1a a support to assailer drape ries elf Imantifth Meek lace; tie *bale loop .1 up, and Saliba wMh ate a cards and tassels. la this drew thole tiolottotzfally ____ the brawtifill colours of spring with the rictuses maid engem. of the present sermon. Robe, lilac luta VW thaw, Wowed 01l round with twos& C s e l hiage hod/ sad gut meted with gold cod coin; PRINCE/I Or WALES Displayed her usual elitiossid es : diem of imetbyst abloom; .et% • the train mg richly etultroideced, with a superb pad sad silver' be border, with a oust limit diamond-cat sled Blwar round the trAio fed petal bolty risk*, Bur its pitiable elignwee areal ..ffect, aspirin' allweever saw;. the drapery swat eletrastly eras .mated with swispiabevid diassoods, Ibriwisir wreaths of muss aid lowastiest- stray the bad/ said sleeves staptibly stwillad witb dismiss& ; the peclisst-boles tad brit richly ambrekined to earrespowel with the drapery. Her Royal Highness wore a superb lariad.dreas of dialwills and oatrwb thsthers, sad loolic.l rewealtably welt. The whelk had a most atagoificeut erect. PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. A silver tissue slip, with a Nee Brussels ppoeint fowl , : over it. Her Royal Hitches's wove a diamond tiellace, ear-rinzt, and a diatiorad comb. DUCHESS Or YORK. A tohy-cohluicd velvet pettiraet, with rild fringe at the bottom, end tertians of told wraiths, forming a deepiry on the right aide, looped up with geld curds and tarok ; train of the sense coheir, with the steams richly trimmed with diamonds • th.. b.dy of the Mai elm ornamented Lain. - bus ai bus and dentonds.--Heed-eirent, *ethers sod dime an PRlNCirss CASTELCICALA. - - Dress of white crape, with draperies of patent net and wee velvet, trimincd with broad bands asd festooss trf whim beads ; handsome bead cords and tassels i robe, pees velvet, trimmed with poiut lace. DVCUV. OF MONTROSE A white Natio least, with drapery of white crape and gabs, richly eebrasdeied with wreaths of Knee and gold ivy, a baadsouir Vandyke triage of green velvet sad twit ; tram air w en velvet, richly atakeiderad with gold concave nag& Head-dreat to canempead. MARCHIONERS OF STAFFORD. As elegerat slam of blue vel►et, with inagnitkent draperies, richt, esnlwislatted is avid, tastefully looped with rich ends &ad weds. MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY. A puler-blse velvet, haled wit► silver. MARCHIONESS OF LA NSDOM N. A blue sato petticoat, wieldy trimmed with Weer Case, along the tup of which le a rick border of ter peseta, ea black velvet, lush a 1.10 drapery ; Yip fired set-or the pettleont, with a mediator borer sr Corrine& points, nelity worked with pawls dad Arse; a man so the left side, rusetkod sod Werra with perk holes triutine.l aide Covisihiss parr of park; the whole looped ap with niter eras wad tamer; testa of bre sun; sleeves sod Writ relay trimmed wit► panels sad riper. Heud-deese, diaroads and white thatisers.—This dims at tracted general admiration. COUNTE9B OF ELY. A petticoat of rich iiimormili Most, mobroiiigral mewl the buttuirei with an elegant SuM flory border t the **Pe' ricc soprrhly worked to orastoetited with rich Kula euris cud tassels ; tram j smorontb velvet, trimmed with g 44,1 • ho,ly and sleeves enbily ilPerbral in gold, and trammed with beautiful pawl hoe Boadnireos, gold net and amaranth v-elvet, gold tiara, • bcaldifol Owing of ostrich feathers, with a prof:Woo of dlashotiols....-Thia she.. was partieslat Is noticed for its rhyme mil Adores. COUNTEsS OF WIACCLESIFIELD. A most superb dress a graro-gees oasis petticoat, over which was a wicgallievort draper), richly eisbroideoll iu =and g•ltd, with antique r.i:sta, richly worked with ifsl china ; on the left side, a mall octagon drapery, tri with gold, and ris:ll gold towels. at each user; the pocket-holes done is white set sad gold, a . t ; the robe to outs. spend, besiatihilly trimmed with park and gold. fleadetriss, a hue plume of feathers, with a prohioion of diamonds. COIL NTESS or CARDIGAN, With her meal good tree. aggwared in a dens elegant arid **petit, of go4ll twee, sessaieste4l gri' paint, thrums cow white satin, tied together with goNt cards sad Worts trans and iwit.l-4n-ss to , ceircatmerL Misr Ladyship ware a pew Rialto of diansoods. COVYTE I IB OF CARNARVON A rids ruby-retrieved silver timer. elepat4 trimmed will oilier COUNTESS DE FRONT Wore • drew of olaste crape, nnntirad cross-way str:pra of • hoe aal a; drapery of white crape, spotted with satin. amid ornamented gold i the right ode of the dress, magarh trot fo4a "f immessilma velvet, to isted with wreaths of got., foil in sheik', mabonsed with dead gold, forming a Imarking derisers mimeo( to the left aide, sad llsished with • broad select sash, trimmed to eorrespood ; bottom of the drew, • Aileen of white salt, edged with thick gold cord robr, amaramlina velvet, trimmed all mud with gold, rod "nauseated • ill, mast Mee. V VICO NTESS _ • - - - A rich pnee-celeered esti• pett•rost, thickly wigged with pnbl, es eleven! gold trulße ruaad the bottom; Amspecks to puce velvet, rteLt este-warred leak s pie Lawson bawler the gesmed u,7 tl.e draper, eirie4geol, to eeeteewiemi well the Ptitteust, ormAturatew wale gull eyrie sad Mesh ; team ef pld ti< ge,d-d AR train. bissHb ill igi svirerb silver A In border Moue, train gerVEn with a an el petris kaUti of az, A beads the a r, h Ai ratith up { - awl style, credit Pel ; re make phctt moot point and I Head ye au It" U. AI tame; Al ear rarer sofa sada ince 1 !ha A draw * Ism • • rel drag , IP • romp taw gala Akio sin tam tri