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• • ‘,„l • • vi7 :o „ ggpers I rik er •CC - 4 TUN KING'S DRAWING-ROOM. Yesterday his Majesty held a drawing-room at Buckingham-11005e, being the first this year. A detachment of the King's guard marched into the Court-yard, preceded by. the band in their state uniforms; shortly after a numerous detachment of life guards, with their full hand. In adddition to these were the life gourd., attending the Duke of York and Duchess of Kent, who came in state, with two carriages containing their Royal Highoesses suites. The Milted Clarence came privately. The Prin cess Sophia Matilda and attendants were in two carriages. His Majesty went in a private carriage from his palace in Pall-mall, dressed in a Field- Marshal's uniform. The Austrian Ambassdor treat in state, accompanied by his Princess, with their Highnesses suite, in two carriages. The Spanish Ambassador. accompanied by his Dachess, also ascot in state, with t heir suite, in two carriages. Although the weather was not very favourable, several' showers falli n g during the Court, and the wind being severely cold, a great concourse of people were collected in the Parks en the occasion. Sir Robert Baker, the Chief Magistrate of the Police, with a numerous assemblage of police officers, were in attendance to preserve order. The company began to arrive at the Palace be tween twelve.aad our. o'clock, and continued set ling down till near four. Soon after two o'clock his Majesty left his pri vate •partinsits, and proceeded to his closet, where he gave •ncliehers to the Earl of Liverpool sod Visconnt Castlereagh ; slier which the Duchess de St. Friss, the Lady of the Spanish Ambassador, trot introduced to his Majesty by Viscountess Cas tlereagh. Hi s Majesty then proceeded to the Grand Saloon, and look his station wilder the Throne, his Royal Brothers, the Dukes of York and Clarence, taking their station to the right of the King. The Priu tress Augusta, the Duchess of Kent, and the Prin cess Sophia Matilda, stood on his left. His Majesty proceeded to receive the compliments of the Fo reir Ambassadors and Minister., accompanied by their Lathes, with his accustomed affability and combacension. Among them were— The Arrogrian, Itausua , Netherlands, Spanish, French (Charge d'Affaires), Bavarian, Saxon, Portuguese, Amrricen, &ciliate, Swedish, Turkish, Prussisa, VI irtemberg. and Ha noverian. There were also present— The Cabinet Ministers, the Lord Chancellor, the Arch . bishop of Canterbury, the Archbishop of Tgob. the Vice. Chancellor, the Attorney-General, the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Chief Justice of the Conn of Common PIM., the Lard Chief Baron of Scot. land, the Master of the Rolls, the Judge Advocate, the Recorder of London, sod all those wbn bare the privilege of ire murk. Also The Hon. Cerise of Gentlemen Pensioners. with their Lieutesiant, Standard Bearer Clerk of the Clareque, sad gearless Harbinger, in attendance epos kis Majesty. and Wellington. Dick —Dowager of Riebmsud , Montrose, Leinster, and Richm o nd. Marquises—Winchester, Hertford, Headfort, Camden, Salisbury, Cholinundeley, Nythamptins„ Lausdown, and Donegal. Marchionesses --Ter iat oe k, Northampton, La nsdo w a, Camden, Dowager Bath, Hertford, Stafford, Salisbury, and Conynithamt- Earls—Portsmouth, Delmore, Breektiock, Macclesfield, De la-Warr, Bathurst, Fife, VI inebilsea, Mayo, Harrington, Warw.ek, Westmorland, Darnley, Liverpool, Belfast, sud Vendome. Countesses—Suffield, Mountnewris, Dr-la. Warr, Beebe • Verulans, Portsosoulh, Mansfield, Limerick, Mayo, Warwick, Coventry, Delmore, Mulgrare, Harcourt, Dowager Mountain ria, Chichester, Asliburwham, Bathurst, Haring • n, Pembroke, Carnarvon, Lieven, Miugden, Dowagsr Har court, St. A 11401111., Darnley. Viscounts—Melville, Lake, Melbourne, Castlereagh, Sid. suosith, Palm-roost, Aslibruuke, Norm•tiby. Viscountesses—Norniai.by, Middleton, Melville, Castle reagh. Lord:—J. Hay, Rolle, Somer., Lilfurf, G. Beresforf, Arden, Grenville, Amlwrst, tier racial., Loraine, Glea son. Wm. Bruins* Claawiliiani, Aneram, Gleuherrie, nod Grantham. ' Ladies—Ometannev, NayHr, Caroline Cocks, &tinny, Strange, Farquhar, Frederick Stanhope, A'Coui t, France, Weddechern, James Hay, Emily Macleod, Slaleolni, Perth, Balker', Louisa Dawson, Anna Maria Dawson, Jan,. Sloan, Caroline Wortley, Teitnmouth, R Wigrani, C. Wynn Belasyse, Clarke Jervoise, Slildmay, Slay Pet,., Waner, Harriet Williams Wynu, Juliana Annesley, Floyd, Louisa Perry, Cecil Jame Perry Caroline Pen y, Arundel!, Outruns, Franees Ley, Georgian* Lennox, Shiftily, Dufrrin, Seuvel, Swisibanie, Ramsay, Dalrymple Hamil tor, Bridget Pouvrric, Clarke Jeivoire, Dowager Arsondell, Liston, Frances Cole, Gore, Tarleton, tibelley, Frances Wecideshorts, Catherine ll'Arry, bosky, Pringle, Robin son, Dowagrr Lushiogtost, Warren, Desawurs, Berkeley, Malcolm, Bolton, Grim* ale, &volume, .1. Blachford, G. berr4fue-d, Gifford, E. Ashburnbani, C. Ashbarnham, T. Aulihtornhans, Ashburithain, S. Robinson, Clifford, Dal. Mr, M. Taylor, Anne B. chill, C. buncombe, Arden, C. Thyme, SI iddls sun, C. Paoli.", Gordon, Hyde Parker, Poss. Lusby, Loraine, E. Murray, Wm. lkattuck, E. Compton, Lucy Percy, and .E. Jffisfrape—Clugher, Lincoln, London, Exeter, Salisbury, aid Kshaloe. Rigid Honortrobles—Sir G. F. Hill, N. Vaositt•rt, F. Robinson, Mrs. Robsasusa, B. Barham, W. Welled', Pule, Sirloin Nichol, and Robes Liston. iinnouraluee--Caroline D. Shure, Mtv. Lushington, Mrs. Walpole, Rev. George Pellew, Lady Palmer, Miss 'Char lotte Addington, Miss Harriet kldiwgton, Capt. Knox, R.N. Mr.. Edward Cost, Gen. Phipps, Mr.. Edward Boisrerie, Mr. Twisloton, Lady Millin, Miss Wiliam, Miss Powys, Sl, ' Eleanor Puny., Mrs. Wodehouse, Charles J. Shore, Sir. Hamilton, Miss Taguss, Cul. Winlehou+e, Mrs, Ed mond Knox, three Miss., Pratt, ',Catkin's'', Gest. Phipps, Miss Shirley, Miss Julia Shirley, Miss Entirely!, Mrs. Stewart, James Susan rs Cucka, Mr. Mulyneux. Rartnts—Nolekru, [Arse's, Ludulf, and St. Antonio. Sirs—Miles Nightingall, C. Flower, J. Beresford, F. De. sane: ea, G.B.rkeley, A. DIM, G. Blain-, W. Williams Wyo.', L. Kellam's., C. Blunt, luinou Stuart, J. Wynne de Bathe, 5. YUIIUE, J. Campbell, F. Mulynenx thinuanney, C. Stalin. too, M.P. R. Liston, G. Fetherstoise, M.P. J. F. Palmer, (s. Scutt, R. Wigram, juu. G. Naylor, Murray Maxwell, C. Shiftier, W. Siirliarg, John Warren, R. G‘ford, Harry Calvert, Wm. Custgreve, John Leeeli, Henry Torreon', T. Itmcsay, John Siltraty, W. Gordon, Henry Campbell, J. Shelley, A. Halliday, J. Sewell, J. Osbarite, .1. Ainieraou, • Wllliams, H. Floyd, 11. B. Neale, T. Arbuthout, Wm. Pringle, IL Arbuthnot, J. Lilly, W. Scott. Alderma n Atkins. Dociors—Ruddain, lIT D. ; Cberasside, lath royal hussars; betram Clare, and Wilson. Reverend Doctor Goodenough. . Reverend Messrs.—F. W. Blumberg, Sir S. C. iervoise, J. G. Wrench, It. F. Fuller, J. G. Storni, and H. A. Hughes. Adtuirals—Plampin, Hue. Sir H. Hutkam, E.C.8.; Sir P. Malcolm, K.C.8.• West, Buys, Sir John Gore, Sir R. Mnorsans, Fraser, and Sir T. William.. Generlds—James Balfour, Swain', Sir Victor V. Arcata titer lit ii . i .. "_.. I r ii h.. ' ' ll i l i tr ii l lk i. Oakes,Bir J. Illiseleoecig James 1. 1614 T 6 6...tt,..., i., din .5,, , Iles H. I.l.llglyr, Mr Fhtro, Madlams, sarv, Skutt, A. Brooke, is L. (Mk '3. Hope, Wish, Sir R. llleownriing, Fuller, Ord, Huller, Dorreton, Slr W. Hutchin son, and A. Brown. Chronsr•--8011, Pyres, Thornton, D.A.G.; D'Arey, Sir R. Harvey, Brown Kends, Ellic o mb e , Si r J o h n C amp b e ll , S i r F. Watson, Tharkersy, 11. E.; Dunlop, Sir R. Gardiner, R.C.8.; Mayne, Macdonell, Sir T. Ramsay, Bart, Dawkins, Llewellyn, Harvey, Rose. Butler, Peters, %Vest, Gore, Dambesey, Forester°, Radelyffe, Eustace, Union", Gar diner, Johnson, Sir A. Campbell, K.C.B. Hughes, Fyeirs„ Bneanquet, Stanhope, Wynyaril, Stably, Ellice, Warburton, Mallet, Yates, 48th mgt. Quentin, Rodney, Drummond, Hon. 1. B. Rodney, and Rooks. Majers—R o, Robbins, Brock, Gall, Payne, North, O'Neill, Elton, F. Campbell, R.A.; L. Smith, Napier, Coleys'', Moody, R.E.; Vane, Chester, R.A.; North, Pym, R.A.; Barney, Foge r ty, B rown , Berle, Weber,,Thoinpeon. Captedres—J. Wildman, 19111 hussars; Johnson, 85,1, regiment ; Gray, Yates, R.A.; Batty, Lister, Donald, H. C. Matron, R.N.; Mackie, Spence. R.N.; G. C. Gough, Bowen, R.N.; G. Canning, R.N.; Pemberton, R.N.; Roild, C.R. R.N.; C. Haultain, R.N.; C. P. Hurd, H. Boteler, R.N.; Grover, Evelyn, Roberta, Arabin, R.N.; Holland, R.N.; Barrie, R.N. C. 8.; E. Cost ; Kittoe, R.N.; Ford, A.D.C.; Philips, M. Montagu, R.N.; W. J. H. Johnstone, R.N.; Walker, R.N. C. 8.; Itudyerd, R.A.; Bruce, Shake spear, G.E. Lyon, R.N.; Reenter, R.N.; Clowes R.N.; W. H. Hwy, R.N.; Elton, R.N. ; S a b ine , R.A.; dlascock, R.N.; E. C. Memel, H. E. P. Stud, R.N ; Hardman, G. B. Maxwell, R.N.; Falcon, R.N.; A'Court, R.N.; Rathborse, R.N; Spellen, R.A.; A. Vincent, R.N ; W. E. Perry, R.N.; Fuller, R.N.; G. A. Westphal, Sydenham, O'Connor, Shiffner, .Vernon, Walpole, Priugle, Lester, M.P.; Charleton, and Bowie. Lieuffnants—flall, CulJetream guards; Burdett, Hoag. sten; G. R. Jervis, Huntley; Barton, R.A.; Porter, Grilse, Drummond ' • J. C. &orlon, R.A. ; Toorkyn", R.A.; Coney; H. Ring, R .N.N. ; Lane, J. G. Rubinson, Brisbane, Slade; E. Earle, R.N.; E. Hall, R.N.; G. Nightingale; Hume; Game% R.A.; H. W. Pirkard, R.A.; Porter, Morgan, Colbrooke; Wells; R.A.; Wombwell, French, Robe, Wal lace, Gillespie, and H. D. Campbell. Sasigris—Edward Sutherland, 48th regt.; Wynyard, and &revert. Cornet— Brandling. Messrs.—Temple West, Charles Chnloaley, B. Coney, Michaelson, Penrhyn, Houldsworth Cawthorne, M.P.; Thietletuoi Villiers, Holme, Alilin, Hoare, Tombs'', Cheere, M.P. for Cambridge; Waits Russell, Brandling, Ellison, Staples, Kirwan, Bootle Wilbraham, Lawson, Coppice, &lesrned, 9th lancers; Grenville Penn, Monteith, M.P.; Stuart Wortley, Warman Taylor, Frllllk hand Lewis, Lech. Merrick Hoare, Baukes, Hulme Simmer, Morritt, Baton, Gore, Henry Drinking, Cux, Whyte M. kale Montague, IP"let MildmaY, Wilmot, Greet, Ball Hughes, 7th buster"; Saint Quentin, Methfrild, Milli'', Cocks, Theobaltl, Colquhotan, W. Herbert Saunders, Murray, Crothie, Low ther Thompson, Crawley, Parish, Irvine, &ills', Cle ment, H. Harris, Gwynne, Handley, Wildman, F. H. Rube, Leaky., M P.; J. S. S. Cooke, A. Guioness, J. Doug's', M.P.; Bli ne S e ld, M . P .; P. D. Cooke, S. G. Lnehingion Clough Taylor, M aa t erton E re, G reenwoo d , Cholmrley 'peeing. Mistresses—Cox, Eustace, Wilmot, Davenport, Walpole, Bonk, Mayne, Maid, W Dundee, two Shiffners, Villiers, Bathurst, Arbuthnot, Ficmantle, Watson Taylor, Manners Sutton, Crosby, St. "via, Mitchell, Aldis, Colonel Wood ford, GPM ral Buller, St. John Milmay, Fisher, tVatts Rus sell, Hughes, Browning, Ellison, Beaumont, Fuller, Dewar., Grenville Penn, Boehm, Blackburn, Merrick Hoare, Baukes, Quentin, Berry Dawkins, Williams Wynn, Majendir, Smith, Paulet Mildmay, H. Ilart, W. Julliffe, Petliw•ril, R. Ellice, Stevens, .1. Fuller, Carry, Crorble, Howard, Cheer", W. Becher, Evelyn, Woodford, De Grey, H. Clive, Vliiicnan, Cliulmeley Hering, Tremayae Rudd, Bran Wing, Leith, Ellison, Atkin*, Jones, W. Eustace, Stuart. Bathurst, Portman J. Drummond, M urra y, Lascellaa lemming'', and Missee—Mostaime, While, E. Bathurst, Walsh, Kidney, H. A. Dronntdid, De Spahr, Murray, Cock., Plumer, Rubinson, Workhouse, Bootle Wilbrahom, Mildmay, Nay ler, Dalrymple Hamilton, Wood, Brodrick, Portman, J. Penn, F. Swiliburne, E. Fisher, E. Swinburne, Shirley, C. Brudrick, S. Beaumont, Blunts, Elphinetune, Lushington, two Fishers, Atkins, North, Iwo Nichols, Penn, two Mit chell', two Copley*, Onslow, Dawkins, two Cogs, Drum. mond, H. A. Drummond, Deveopint, Clarke Jervoise, 11. Clarke Jervoise, E. Smith, &lectern!, Percy, Swanton, Smith, Posey, Majendo", Garth, E. de Grey, A. Peter, Petie, Evelyn, E. Insbisigton, Cuckayne, and C rus bi e ", The following were among the pretenlations to his lVidjility, which were very isunfrrotil : Miss Robioson, by her mother, Lady Christopher Robinson. Lady H•lkett, on her marriage. Lady Ommanitry, by Sir Francis Molynenx Ommanney. Mrs. Colonel Wuudfind, on her niarriagr, by the Countess Browulow. Mrs. Geoeral Buller, on her return from abroad, by Mrs. Clive. Miss Mildmay, by her mother, Lady Alildmay. Mrs. St. John Mildmay, on her marriage, by Ltdy Mad am,. The Dtiehrss of Leinster, on her marriage, by her mother, the Countess of Harrington. Lady Locator, by the Lord in Waiting, Mademoiselle Dtt gimlet, Lady to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, by Lady Charlotte Wynu Belasyse. Lady Williams, by Lady %Verret,. Mrs. Colonel Hughes, by She Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Ellison, by She Lord in Wilting. Miss Sophia Beaumont, by her mother, Mr.. Beaumont. Miss North, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. General Fuller, by lady Floyd. Lady Louisa Perry, by She Lord in Waiting. The Countess of Limerick, by the lord in %Veiling. Lady Cecil Perry, by the Lord its Waiting. Lady Caroline Perry, by the Lord in Waiting. Miss Walab, by the Lord in Wailing. Lady Louisa Dawson, by the Hon. Mrs. Stewart. Miss Penn, by Mr.. Grim ille Penn. Miss Hamilton, by Lady Hamilton. Miss Percy, by the Lord its Waiting. ales. Colonel Qamitin, by the Lord in Waiting. Lady Elisabeth Alurrai, by the Cotwitess of Mmisfirld. Laity Tarleton, by Lady Shelley. Cdonel Thoruirm, She Deputy Adjutant-General. )lady Wm. Benstock, by the Inn' Mr.. John Drummond, by the Lord ii. (Veiling. Miss Drummond, by the Lord its %Visiting. Moe H. A. Drummond, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Eumace, on her marriage. Mrs. Chaska Smith, by the Lord in Wailing. Miss Smith, by the Lord iss Waiting. Mrs. Paulo Mildmay, by Lady Mildeney. The Huu. M las Shirley, by the Hon. Mrs. Walpole. The Hun. Miss Julia Shirley, by the Him. Mrs. Walpole. Mrs. Allis, by Mr. Aldss, Lady Broworigg, by the Couples, of Harcourt, on her return lo F:ugland. Doctor Clare, Physician General of Jamaica, by the Lord ri %Visiting. Emig.' Edward Sutherland, 45th regiment, on going to Odle is joiu Ins corps, by she Lord in %Vatting. Captain Al. Montagu, R.N. by Lord Meleitte. Captain Fulie., R.N. on his return from abroad, by Lord India Capt. W. E. Parry, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting. Major Bruck, by the Lord in Waiting. Lady Liston, on her return from Constantinople. Laity Malcolm, by Lady Perth, . Lady Bridget Buisverie, by the Lord In Waiting. Lady Gore, by Lady CoArington. Capt. Illudyeral, R.A. urs his departure for St. Helton. Lient.•Coluuel Peter; on his promotion. Lieut..Culoncl Forester), on his return from Ireland. Ecaig■ Wyuyard, 85th light iufantry, by the Lord in Waitiug. Lleutesant.Colonel Harvey, Private Secretary to his late Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, on his return from the Contineet. Liestenaat-Colonel Sir J. Campbell, H.E.I. Service, cod Major-General Portuguese army, by the Lord i■ Waiting. Lady Scare'', by the Luid its Waiting. • set'''" ~.r.:..trgr t : 5111 , 5-4 , 1 . •i' •... .5 ~ .. • &O laselsolni f" ,EA it aroftomm, 1 , Ilir inallet Moral ism, *MT white mho, issmaloa of rich MOO le siert+ Young. spend. Head-dram Millers and thousands. Lady James Stead, by Lady Grohs. Stuart Wortley. LADY T. YYNER. Ciptsio W. H. Higgs, R,N., by the Lord is Waitiag. A black Ist driiss, with rich black satin train. Captain S. P. Hord, by doe Lord in Wallin. Lady A'Cuurt, by the Lord in Waiting. LADY C. GRAHAM. Lady F. Wedilerburo, by the Countess Dowager of A net dress, richly embroidered with coral; wale, rich scarlet satin. Mountoorris. Mr. Colquhoun, Coasol.GenOral for the Haas Towns, b y LADY HYDE PARKER. the Lord in Waiting. A net dress richly embroidered in blue, tastefully designed Mr. Gwynne, on his return from the Continent. oirer white main ; thusly& of rich blue satin, tastefully Mr. Cocks and Lady Caroline Cocks, by Lady Somers, trimmed with net, and flowers to eurrespouil. Head dress, Mr. Crawley, by the Lord in Waiting, feathers and diamonds. Mr. B. Coney, by Sir Samuel of the Ireland, by LADY R. SEYMOUR. Mr. A. Guinness, G A black gauze dress, with train of black grus de Naples. the Lord in Waiting. LADY E. PALK. Lady Clarke Jervoise, by the Lord in Waiting. A black net dress, trimmed with plush and black lowers i The Hon. Miss Powys and Hon. Miss F.. Powys, by Lad train, rich figured silk. Lilford. LADY C. DUNCOM BE. The lion. Miss Trefusis, by the Countess of Harcourt. An embossed net dress, with train of rich pewee* mho. Hon. Mrs. Edmund Knox, by the Lord in Waiting. Res. J George Wrench, late Chaplain to his Majesty's LADY ROBINSON. Ambassador at Constantinople. A patent net dress , embroidered in floss silk ; train of Capt. Shalcctpear, Light Horse Volunteers, by Colonel lilac figured silk. head-dress, feathers and d i amonds. Illwranquet. LADY NICHOL. The Hon. Mrs. Edw. Cost, upon her marriage, by the A gold lama dress ; with Intl° of blue satin, trimmed with Dowager Lady Brownlow. blond lace. Ilead-dress, a turban, and plume of feathers. Lieutenant Brisbane, 9th regiment, on his return from LADY RAMSAY. the West Indies, with an Address of Congratulation from A white ens dress, tidily embroidered In pond.; taste the Island of St. Viticeat, on his Majesty's. accession• fully designed, and profusely trimmed with blond, over Miss and Miss A. Waller, by the Hots. Mrs. Walpole. white satin; manta* of rich Mae satin, with tasty garni- Mrs. Wildman, on bee' marriage, by her twitter, the Hon. tare en tulle and Rears. Head diets, feathers and diamonds. Mrs. Lushington.' LADY BOLTON. Sir Robert Litton, his Majeeity'a ambassador Fztroardinars - An elegant white satin dress superbly trimmed with lo the Ottoman Porte, o n his return from Conoaniinople. blond lace a n d t u ll e . H ea d drew', diamonds sad feathers. Viscountess Normaleby, on her return from abroad, by the Countest of Mailgram LADY E. MURRAY. Mrs. Slant, by Mrs. Majendie. A white net dress embroidered in floss silk, tastefully or- Lady Ramsay of &amain, by th e D uc h ess o f Ri c h mon d. namented with b o u que t s an d bl on d l ace, over w hi te sa ti n; Lady Davy, on her return to England, by the Marchioness I manta* of rich lilac satin, trimmed to correspond. Head of Lansdown. dress, feathers and pearls. Mrs. Cholineley Drying, by Mrs. Bathurst. LADY WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN. Mrs. W. Becher; by Lady Warwick. A white net dress richly embroidered in pearls, tastefully Lady Frederica Stanhope, on her marriage, by the C 01111.• arranged over white saint ; manta' of rich pink satin, ele less of Mansfield. ;tautly trimmed with pearls to correspond. Head them, lea- Mrs. and Miss Dc Grey, by Lady Osborne. Mars and diamonds. Mrs. Wm. 'Aare, by the Countess of Cot entry. LADY JAMES HAY. Mrs. Watts Ruts. 11, by Lady Arondell. A pink net dress most beautifully embroidered is wreath,, Hrs. J. Fuller, by Lady Floyd. and profusely trimmed with blond lace over pink satin; Mrs. Bowles, on her marriage, by Lady H. W. Wynn. mantua of rich pink satin, wish tasty garniture en tulle to Misr Cocksyne, by lady Warren. oursespood. Head-dries, feathers and diamonds. Mrs. Robert Ellice, by the Countess of Beaborough. Miss and Miss A. Petre, by their mother, Lady Petro. LADY FRANCE% LEY. Mrs. Cheer', by Countess De.la.W arr . A white net d r e ss , ric hl y embroidered sad trimmed with blood lace, over whit e satin ; meatus of rich lilac smut, Miss Posey, by Lady Lucy Pussy. with tasty garniture en t u ll e t o correspond. Head-dress, Mrs. Grey, by Lady Clarke Jervoise. Miss and Miss H. Clarke Jervoise, by Lady Clarke ler- feather and amethy s t s . voice. LADY RORLASE WARREN. Miss Charlotte Wuilehouse, by Lady Suffield. A whits net dies, richly embroidered in pearls, and trimmed Miss tilde, by Lady Wigrane. with deep blond lace over while satin; mutes of rich Saar- Miss Eliza Bathurst, by Mrs Bathurst. ad Mlle satin, trimmed with pearls to correspond. Head- Miss Charlotte GasNque, by her Mother. dress, feathers sad diamond,. Miss Portman, by Mrs. Portmsn. LADY HOTHAM. Miss Garth, by Mrs. A. Stanhope. A white tulle robe, richly embroidered with beads and Miss Atkins, by her Mother. pearl, over a white satin petticoat ; train, piuk satin, richly Hon Mts. Wodeltuuse, by Lady Suffield. oruamented with ruses. Mrs. Wm. Eustace, on her marriage. LADY PALMER. Lady Jas. Stuart, by Lady C. IYortley. Petticoat of embossed net user satin, with French teim- Lady Malcolm, by Lady Peoth. ming at the bottom, intermixed with grog de Naples; man- Mite Wood, by the Dowager Countess of Sionntnorris. tuft of Mack satin, trimuss d with net. Head-dress, feathers Sirs. Carty, Lady of the Bishop of Exeter, by Lady and diamonds. Nichol. LADY HA LK ET. 'Flue following were presented by the Lord iu A gold lama dress, richly embroidered with golden wheat, Waiting : over a white satin petticoat with a rich gold border ; white patio tout trimmed with a gold border, intermixed with Lady Frances Ley, Lady Mary Pere, Miss Percy, Lady bunches uf epis d'or. Head-riress, feathers and diamonds. Caroline Cocks, Lady A'Court, Lady James Hay, Mrs. Gascopie, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Ellison Mrs. Braadling, Mrs. LADY WIGRAM, JUN. Tremayne Rudd, Miss Swinburne, Miss E. Swinburne, bliss A gauze petticoat, festooned with blush roses sod hunches F. 5 ,,,,,,,,,,,,„,, m iss B . wilt wa i mio . al ms Moulage, Mu. of Roman pearl.; train of white satiu, trimmed with rows Me - - - - - - '' - Miss Croats*. - pearls. .Dyne, Mrs. Hunts's, Mrs. Crosbk, not.. , Mrs. Murray, Miss Murray, Lady Teigonsorth, Lady Carolina D. Shore, Duchess of Montrose, Marchioness of North amploo, Countess De-k-Warr, Lady tiwiattnrae, sal Lady &coven. of blood. .Head-dress, feathers and LADY BOLINGBROKE. A white silk drem, elegantly trimmed with satin and net ; • train of white satin, !trimmed as above. Head dress, a plume of feathers and a diadem of diamonds. LADY CHARLOTTE WEDDERBURN. A most superb white satin, silver, and lams dress, over • white satin rube; train, white satin, ornamented with silver I sail blood. Headdress, feathers and pearls. LADY OMMANNEY. A blond petticoat over white satin ornamented with su perb silver lama in stripes. with wreaths uf blood edged with silver, intermixed with blond and silver rosettes; body and sl composed of rich blond and silver ; while satin train, trimmed wills blond lace and silver lama. Head-dress, su perb plume of ostrich feathers and pearls; diamond ear rings, ornaments, pearls, and diamonds. LADY DES A NGES, Over a rich white satin petticoat, wore a dress of tulle, richly embroidered with floss sik, and bordered will. rairnd tulle and agreement, thickly supported with plusses of the finest marabous, elegantly combined with branches of rose d'eglantier-eo-or; corsage and manias of rich while satin, superbly orriamested rout.au tone, with marabous in light and waving plumes over clarions of the above-mentioned beautiful flower, in gold, and embellished with curiously fine Brussels point. Head-dress, a profusion of ostrich feathers and brilliants. THE HON. MRS. HOWARD. (Presented by Coolness Yerulans, un her return from abroad) A beautiful tulle dress, embroidered in floss silk, over a white satin slip; train of rich while figured satin, trimmed with blond lace. Head-dress, feathers, and a profusion of diamonds. HON. MRS. WILLIAM ('UST. Magnificent dress of silver lama over whim satin, Tastefully decurated with silver 'Weans and bouquets of lilac &poen. intermixing with a garniture of coloured chenille in embroi dery, the bodice and al legantly trimmed with silver and blond lace; train of lilac gros de Naples, surrounded by a rich embroidery of silver en suite. Head-dress, plume of IJOiriCh feathers and diamonds. HON. MRS. GEORGE LEIGH. Beautiful white satin dress, tastefully decorated with bunches of hollyhock, and garniture of gossamer gauze, with Brussels lace; bodice and sleeves elegantly trimmed with Brussels lace; tram of white satin, bordered is ewre• spond. Head-dress, plume of ostrich feathers, diamonds sod pearls. MRS. DAVENPORT. A white satin dress, trimmed with rich blond lace; train to correspond; a plume of white feathers and diamonds. LADIES' DRESSES. PRINCE= AUGUSTA, Over a petticoat of rich white antis, wore a magnificent dress of silver lama, richly strewed with a splendid hcwder of pines of brilliant mat and silver, terminated with graceful folds of superb lama, traced its elegant scollops, and sup ported by roses of silver, exquisitely blended with finely wrought epine•vinette, finished with massy silver lace; the whole tastefully surmounted with semicircles of refulgent flowers, happily relieved, posertraying elegance and taste; the corsage and mantua of splendid tivstie, bordered deeply with lama and loops of silver, the former embellished with a profusion of fine blond and brilliants ; l'ensemble de ceete habit etsit des plus destiogue. Head-dress, toque of lam., with a superb plume of ostrich feathers, ■ad brilliants of unrivalled splendour. DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER. The dress of her Royal Highness was in every respect the same as her illustrious sister hiss. Princess Augusta. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER. ita elegant dr►sa of grranium &vitt, superbly ornamented wills Brussels lace and tulle, terminated at bottom with a ruche of satin ; geranium satin train, beautifully trimmed with 'Brussels lace and tulle. Her Royal flightless wore a profusiou of jewels and feathers. DUCHESS OF MORTROSF. A rich embossed net dream, with train of rich panne satin. DUCHESS OF DORSET. A superb gold lama dress and *bite satin petticoat, a train beautiful poorest. velvet, embroidered with gold, ornarnenied and with a beautiful border in gold. Head-dress, a profusion of diamonds. DUCHESS OF RICHMOND. A richly embroidered black net dress i■ jet, io designs peculiarly elegant, over black satin; marlins of rich black satin, profusely trimmed with jet. Head-dress, a rich coif fee iu black jet. DUCHESS OF FRI AS. A beautiful gold lasa dress sad satin petticoat, with a lama train, enriched with a superb gold bards► iu elegant gold 1111113 chirusse. Head-dress, a profusion of diamonds. !MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY. Ri.be of *hue crape worked in pvlJ , with frin g e , &e. apri cot velvet train, trimmed with gold wed black velvet. MARCHIONESS OF HERTFORD. A matt beautiful gull lama driras, richly embroidered in most eligant designs, with a rich garniture en tulle and lama at the bottom, body and streets profusely trimmed with gold bl 1 lace over white satin; inantua of rich white satin, • mbroidered in gold lama. Head-dress, ostrich plume and diainunds. COUNTESS BROWNLOW. A net drew•, richly embroidered with chenille •nd purple foil stones; train, white Eros de Naples. COUNTESS OF WARWICK. A black cape these richly trimmed. over black gros de Naplev; mmutsea of black c.spe over grus de Naples to cur. respoud. Headdress, black jet ornaments. VISCOUNTESS CRANBORNE. A rich silver lama dress, with white satin train, richly trimmed with silver. THE HON. LADY COCKERELL. A superb silver lama dress, rub hails of piak satin, richly trimmed wilb silver friuge. Headdress, usiricb feathers and diamoado. _ DOWAGER LADY BROWNLOW. Elegant dress of tulle, iicbly ornamented with white velvet an applique ever white min, and surruuntled by a Parisian gariiiiiire of satin and tulle tastefully arranted, the bodice and sleeves profusely trimmed with beautiful point lace and satin en suite ; train of Saxon blue grog de Naples, bordered to correspond. Head-dress, gold tissue turban, ostrich fea thers and diamonds. LADY TARLETON. A white net dress, richly embroidered and trimmed with MRS. CARY. Rich figured gauze dress, grab garniture of net and satin; peach suit' train, ele(autly Dimmed. Head-drew, toque of tact and pearls, 'lib plume of ostrich feathers. MRS. J. DUNC(►MRE. A rich embossed net dress; white enamors satin train. MRS. DE GREY. A rich embroidered net dress, with an embossed trim ming; black satin train. MRS. FULLER. A heantifal nrt rheas, embroidered with floss silk ; a train of while satin, elegantly trimmed with bloud. Head dress, a profueiuu of diatuouds. MRS. COX. A rich gold lama dress, with traits of white watered gros de Naples. MRS. GREVILLE HOWARD. Novel and superb plume of rich ostrich feathers, with as elegaut display of diamonds. MRS. ROUND. A white net dress, richly embroidered is silk applique, last/fully designed and intermixed with room, over w bite satin ; mantra of rich white satin, with elegant garniture eu tulle and flowers. Head dress, fealbers and iliassuads. M RS. PORTM AN. A richly embroidered net dress iu pearls, elegantly de signed and trimmed with blond lace, over while satin; snap sus of rich blue satin trimmed with tulle, and pearls to correspoad. Head-dress, pearls sad feathers. MRS. BOEHST. A set dress, richly embroidered in gold lama and gera nium% bouquets, over white satin; traiu of ricb white satin, emixoi•l•reel in go 4 le enrrespOsei. Heal-titetn, &SAWS and Joaqui/Jo. MRS. COLONEL BEAUMONT. A •bile bet dress, richly embroidered in • white silk ap- Pliqnce, richly trimmed with blond, over while satin • mantes of rich lilac figured satin, trimmed to correspond. Head diem, feathers and diaesouds. MRS. /ONES MILIHMAT. A beautiful dress me biro! de Berlin , elegantly trimmed with efile ; a trails of white satio, beautifully enriched wills • ilrsd•dreas, a plume of fealiers with a diadem of diamonds. MRS. R. CUST. A white het !Warmer, richly embroidered in silver lathy the ru►e, the shamrock, and thistle ; the train of while satin, ornamented with a Tuscan border so correspond; sleeves and body elegantly finished with Wood lace. Ban deau of feathers, penal., and diamonds. MRS. CHARLES A LOIS. A rich vain train of eauation•blosaunt, trimmed wlih blond, and ornamented with foulest': of whiteactin; coat of surer lame over white satin. Head.diess, a rich modern plume, with diaMonds and pearls; ear-rings ■ud neck-lace to correspond. MRS. WA E, Over a peiliroat of rich *bite satin, wore a dress ,r the Guest gussismer, terminated in folds of the lighleat gauge, entwining rolls of satin; corsage and mentu■ of the lit - beat (roe de Naples, ornenicnted to correspond with the dens. Head.lresa, toque, sod a profusion of ostrich feathers, pearl., and diamonds. MRS. MADRYELL CHEERE. A rich pink satin dress, inpeib tulle and satin trimmiur at the bottom, under a while tulle dress elegantly embroi dered in white chenille and satin ornaments, richly trimmed ■nd ornamented with superb deep French blond lase, etc. ; body and sleeves elegantly trimmed with Flemish blond and tulle; a rich pink satin train, superbly ornamented with tulle emhstscade to correspond with the dress. Hew• dress, superb siker turban, with an elegant plume of rich oaitich feathers and a profusion of diamonds and pearls. HON. MISS WATSON. Petticoat of embalmed urt over satin, with French trim ming at the bottom, intermixed with grus de Naples; WOO- Ina of black satin slimmed with net. Head-dims, feathers and black urnammits. HON. P 4183 CCSt. Reantifnl dress of tulle over white satin, ornatnealed with Sons silk, and els putty appliqued en garniture; the bodice mad sleeves elegantly trimmed with satin and blood lace; train of emerald green brocaded Eros de Naples, edged with au appropriate garniture to correspond. Nead•dress, eir. gent Parisian toque, appliqued with satin ornaments, wits aqua MAI iue, and ostrich feathers. MISS ANNA WALLER. A dress in every respect the same as ber sister. MISS VYNER. A net dien richly embroidered with pink erape and satin;' pink satin SIAM. MISS PLUMER. A art dress, with a satin petticoat, beautifully trimmed with bill de ueigcs, with a stomacher of pearls ; a train of beautiful white sal in, ornamented with bul de ueiges. HelQ• dress, a profussiou of diamonds. MISS DUNCOMBE. A rich embroidered net dress, with rose-colour satio train. MISS E. DUNCOMBE. A net dress, trimmed with a rich border of blue Ilya. entitle blue natio train. MISS F. DUNCOMBE. A net dress ornamented wish hyacinths; blue satin train. MISS PARKER. A net dress embroidered in blue, With tasty garniture ea tulle et flews, tner white satin; mangos rich blue swig, trimmed to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and pearls. MISS DAVENPORT. A rich embroidered net dress ; train, poociraw gem de Naples. MISS ROBINSON. French embroidered dress, in •isse leaves of Roman pearl ; a train of pink satin. Headless, • plume of feathers, kc. MISS BEAUMONT. A met dress richly embroidered in blue, tastefully trimmed with blond lace, &c. over white patio ; mantaa of rich blue satin, elegantly trimmed to correspoad. Head-dress, pilule and feathers. MISS M. A. BEAUMONT. The same. MISS SOPHIA BEAUMONT. A while net dress, beautifully embroidered in ■ilk ap. pliquee and roses, over white satin; mint us of rich pink palm, with tally garniture en lune cad satin to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and peals. MISS NORTH. A rich embossed net dress, ornamented will, red 601WelfS white sattu'irsin. MISS PA LK. A rich net drew, wilb whit• ;eine marguerites; train, green gra' de Naplet. MISS DE GREY. A w►its Del dress, ornamented wit► white carnstions ; Into, white satin. MISS NICHOL A patent wet dress, with garniture of flowers, over a w►ite satin slip ; • train of pink silk. Head dress, bandeau and feathers. MISS C. NICHOL. The same. MISS ONSLOW. A whits net dress, richly embroidered in pink, hatefully arranged with Bowers and blond lace over while satin ; noon. us of white pink Palm, with tasty garniture en tulle et Scuts to correspond. IleaJ•dreas, feathers and pearls. MISS COCK AYNE. A net dress most beautifully embroidered in pearls and pink rows, in designs particularly elegant, prufisseli trimmed with blond lace over while sail,. ; maul ua of pink satin, with garniture eu roses en toile to correspond. Head-dresc, feathers and peat la. MISS PORTMAN. A white net dress, richly embroidered in silk applique. •ad prufusely trimmed with blond lace over white sass■ ; mantu■ of %shit, pink satin, tastefully trimmed to eorr•- spoud. Head-dress, pearls and feathers. MISS WALLER, Over a petticoat of rich white mist's, wore a drat of tulle. elegantly embroidered with • treble rattle of the ittleteat gauze; corsage and mantua of gross de Naples, finish ed with rolls of satin, entwined with plats of gaute ea ruc►e. Head-dress, profussion of ostrich feathers, and a magzikeent display of brilliants and pearls. Mr. F LINDELL, Editor of the Western Luminary, was found guilty on Monday at the E‘t•trr Assists, of • libel on the Que Em. The pr. , sccut,oti was in stituted not by the QUEEN% Lawyers, but by tie KIN G's Attorney-General. Homan Coins foand at Bishopleearniont4.—Dr. COLLINGWOOD, jut.. of Sunderland, has cominu. nicatrd to the Antiquarian Society of Newc‘stle upon-Tyne, an account of his having found souse Roman coins at Bnliopwearmouth, in the county of Durham. What readers these coins particularly interesting is, that (so far Ils we know) there is no record of any thing similar having ever before been found in that town. They are of the Emperor Constantine the Great, and consequently about fifteen hundred years old. MILITARY MOVININTIL—Friday, very unexpectedly, a route was received for the bik dragoon goard•, now year remd at the barracks, near this Co to march for Newea.- Ocupon-Tyne, to replace the 4th Royal Iriab dragoon guards, ordered for Birmingham. The nth dragoon goafde. or earbineera, now quartered at Biraningham, are ordered fur Ireland, ia readiness for his Majoirty's visit to that coun try. The 1.1 dragoons, or royal*, are expected to succeed the ash, at York —( York Herald ....