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TOUR TA017.3 PERCY, Whit* sotto pettio:ratc, wAo blue CIS Lod •b.llietNie, Mira qpihrste border of Woe and sds-r; 1110 draperies trite 0, drawn an wdh chains of R ossiya s•+ier ; trains, bus mve, headA,cs.e;, a p , nme of blue a white feathers /toe dresses were tu nri , rsally admired. I,ADI' MARY LENOX. A p•eieeat esf laventter-coloured Mimetic, nrnamen•ed web draperies; the train to eerresponsi head-dress of tambni; and feathers. The whole was partieuirly neat and erf"' LADY JOHN RORLASE WARREN. A petticoat or of purple and grey bottom tilk, with a mom fleas, drapery of point Imgo the of the petticoat ry l n i.,l with rich point lace to coereopon4; !rain of die same; 4eeyes and triinmanp of rich Brussel, point lace. Hem& t e n of feathers and &almonds. LADY CAROLINE STUART WORTI.EY • A w hi le reaps petticoat, most tastefully ornamented with yds, double draperies, trimmed with rich point !ace, tem ton.' with beads; train to correspond. Ileoil.drese, • bead. elliara, with a beautiful plume of white ostrich feathers. rt., dots was particulorly admires( for its simple elegance. LADY HAWICESBORY. A roperb petticoat of buff crape, richly embroidered with til,ry in wreaths of laurel ; a titan of buff crape, worked im millet, Jed trimmer( with lace, looped up with eilrer cot& is m .] dress, buff °shish feathers, with • profusion of Dias mo.dc LADY MARY PARICFR. A ,!eret-olsiored petticoat. richly rmbroidererl with jr , er, in eh,ins; across the border of the petticoat, a srrlrrnhne 7 .•:frrn ; a fall of beautiful embroidered point nn one mule and head dress to eurvespowil. This he was uaiverasily eai,ed LADY DE CLIFFORD. A blue and silver dress. LADY cAßni.tra DA:MORD. A buff dress, trimmed with Brussels lase wad diantondt. LADY PEYTON. I.= l !ew and I.IIDY Illt OWN LOW. and black lace, with stamotA bow.. GREYILLE. White nid silver dirs.', trimmed with pink flowera. LADY SLACKLY. A white and I, it I draw, with fiewras. LADY PERTH. A Atte and Enid trimming. and (As gold tisane train. LADY CROF EON. A purple gauze petae•esy °wet:muted wish Was elowillif and .•• vans cone-:pond. LADY HUME. A :.^ll (oil toihioidated pettie.oat, on lavender bins sumo, • of the same. LADY C. *EST. A • r•spe petticoat, with a itch *dice drapery. Train, 7`!.•e LADIES S. ANr) E. PERCY, (Earl Beverley's daughters). ,• • r- , :e petucoats.ornatnented with wreaths and bunches ,:Lean; lilac crape trains. LADY C. WYNNE RELASYSE A blue crape petticoat, elegantly iliflairlielatell laid* white dueen. Train, Wise crape. LADY IL MURRAY. A pink crape petticoat, with a itch net applitius drapery ratite crepe. LADY SHEFFIFI.D. PAtie.iat, blue crape, richly spangled with silver i body and twat in correspond. Head drew, dodriouila and feathers. LADY KCOURT. P !t;cent, grey crape. richly orwatoented body and train to . sea. Head-dress, blue and silver. LADY SINNING. Straw coloured petticoat. wialaisapsorea of while crape and else-; robs to cu respond. LADY Diltait. Ai elegant blot and AIM applies patinae ; train, blue LADY C. DUNCOMIRF.. A chile and gold petticoat. with draperies of purple crape; tr.. 3 M mkt. LADY TROMPSON. _ A petticoat of lilac crept ; bqutitul drapery, trimmed with eari‘od. ~f lilac roses and wain appfiveral; train of lilac rrape, I v irminied with rich lace; head-dress, diadem of lilac and ostrich feathers. LADY CHARLES SOMERSET. A w him cra p e pe:MOit, with a deep tMrdr•r of French blend, dummy u( one piece of French blond, mid smaller ditto •o match, drawn tip and ornamemed with immense wreaths of ,:vies, in Llf&OUu et4ollf., which had a abigular, vet health/01 fed ; train, gold coloured rich tarsnet, trimmed with beads, 4,1 Plinth blind. Head-dress, brilliants and feathers. LADY ISABELLA THYNNE. prttimat of white crape, with a rich border in silver mien :aue; drapirdm, whits crape, richly spriged with unignionet in silver lame, and drawn up with large wreathe of pop• :•;es, in various colours, ornamented with large silver cords and iars4s. Train, white figured unmet, richly trimmed with LADY AUGUSTA CLAVERING. A whits satin petticuat, Warmed round the bcotom with China pearls and yellow crap,; the draperies of yellow crape, gab very rich border, embroidered in China pea-:e, antnitte Mosaic pattern, with scarf of yellow earner, p•ufusnl7 urna• reented with pearls and beautiful Brunel. lace. Head-dress, )tiluw and wiryt feathers, with diamonds LADY WILLIA,NI GORDON. - - A pea•green crape petticoat, with drapery, richly embrn , - L , ..d m .ilver, ale Gil ; garland ei lilac flowers, and be.o 1 41 *math of sweet pea; train ig green crape, nehly ean xerdered in silver, and trimmed with nab Lice. LADY GEORGE MURRAY. A rich blue satin petnecrat, el, gently trimmed ; drapery of rch enabro.dered Brunets patent net, with sandy., edge; g: land of beautiful satin loaves to eoneapood, elegantly trim. red, of rich roue taws trimmed unit rich hire; head-dress jri of Paradise feath. rs and blue satin ►andeau. LAM YOUNG. A dreg or white eraTie,itclifyetnbrni.terod with cold ; gold L la and userls; robe of white crape, ornamented with gold ; 1 ..L 1 dims, white feathers and diamonds. LADY F. SUTLER. This Lad,. who w the «tossfeacinVtingleatlet of fashion, at led universal admiration. Her Ladyship't Mess was mos L PPilf adapted h. het le•ely complexion; it waa of pale pink !c.v.., richly Utmost d with we:aths anti bisnelie4 of full Unison nets and buds. Head dreot, diamonds and feathers. • LADY IMHOFF. A reusailcably ekgant dress silver gauze pcnienat, r'chlv lilac Craw; head-dress, white wattle.' and Llianiuw.a LADY ARDEN. .iiite crape petticoat and drapery, very beautifully em• • • erred with saver, WA interlined will, pea-green saniiet ; •!• and train of pea-green santnets ornamented with silver ;wet lace. LADY M. WALPOLE. A wry b•antihil dress; the petticoat elinzantly emhroi.lere•l • silver ileitis, and tasteful!• ornamented with rnek-lily; drapery looped up with flowers , the holy and tram of • pantie!, °commented with silver and point kw LION MRS. GOSLING. A Brea of lilac craps, wait liaitJtonia draperies of pnent Lct, trimmest wiih Wee libb.o ; fulls *I Wag esape. tesui.oritt lir milt point tame. l'IlE LION MRS. ORIIMMONLI. A white ere;m petticoat, testate'', enahtaidemd with whet t, with • beautiful wreath border, enihimi!ered with " ; tlie drapery et putrinaaaaaraset. °maturated with silva: loam la.m. HON. MRS GELE:f:E lIERBFRT, P• n:i has illArnAge by her .i.ter, the Clunitess of . 14 ^0 •,, .uie a rnagniheent silver rob.- ..wel 'Kw e..st, w.th A closer of Rl'ver siotnitra ; drape, tee t.el, up e ° ,l . 1 . ,, g Elver tephyo The tow t..calide of this ,t,ris was -t adsphml 4r the ,te a.ion a awl ,xrtteJ unov:rial at. NON. MISS CROV lON AND AMR A. CROFTON. White sitsnet pettionata, with rieh kite -Atty.-nes, or namented wt•h. beads and white rus:s. Tenn, wen' crave s Winstead with lures. HON. MRS PERCY, PP• rnt 4 on her rampage, wore a nao.i appropriate dress, trant": with dawiesaud laaarnums. HON. MISS BRIMENFLL. Yellow crape petticoat, awl drapery, uhnened with beisl hinge and tatweli. Yellow crape train, lION. MRS. ROCHF. Lilac and silver. HON. MRS. CREWE. A ve.y rich white and silver dress.. lION. MRS. lIETIIRL. A petticoat of white cur, the border a wreath of Lilac Frees, in *sleet foil, covered with crape, and surrounded with *wall French pearls draperie•, white crepe, richly worked with an fitruscan border, in covered foul and pearls, with a Moseys of lilac leave"; tram s white figured +aura, omitted with small French HON. MRS. WALPOLE. A yellow And silver petticoat.with drarriet of e•srlwo”, wirsnist, decorated with silver tassels and black lace ; train to match. • MRS. ANGERSTEIN. Hp dress was an entire lace pettitoat„ ov..r pale Oa, ta.te. fully ornainented with lacy draperies; the tram, puck attic trintincd with lace, a A lace sleeves. Htad•Grc» ut teatt.eta and chantunda. MRS. GASCOYME. A blue And golsl drew. MRS. FISHER. A lilac and silver awn. MRS. IItISKISSON. A Tenew enpe petucoat, w.th a pai*ted Etruscan border ; bate to coircseond. MRS. C. LONG. A yellow crape pettienat and drapery, with Mniaie herder, superbly eambrmdered a silver ; train, relldrwelape, with silver embroidery. This dress was remarkably elegant. MR3. DUNLIAS. A sefea:b res-green dress, with eked( lace dupery, ens 11,0idered with China pearls. Headeirev, pea green and hite feathers MRS. CNOLMONDELEY. A petticoat of purple cape, wnla elegant .irapery of pitent no and Lice trimming ; nem. pippin .cape r trimmed with sich lace. MRS. TANNERS SUTTON. 4.ight Ws. robe and pltticuat, the thtperies tied up with buitettes ut Rumen pearls. MKS. Leriißranct. _ _ A basurtful ye!i.s.v crape areas, drape rim fiatiliod wish wreaths sad Wu:circa prunresca aid ROllO.ll pearls. MRS COW ELL. A rich whitoretin rube and petticoat. with full crape drspe fie., handsomely battened with wreaths and bunches et lilies of the valley. ..... MRS. DAWKINS. A pink asp* dress, braetiftstly finish , d in rich draperies, with pink dug roses, ustefuq finished in' ',loath' and but.ehes. MRS. GELDIMVSTER. A dress of primrose crape. elegantly trimm, d w.th dra;ieries ( I point lace, a..d festooned ettli white beads, and arses bead>, wan rich cords and tassels; robe. primrose crape was, ; sleeves trimmed with beads and diamonds. MRS. BEAU MONT. An elega it amber crape pvtt , enat, with drapery, beautifully wori.ed in silver and upp , pte, river fringes and to s&s ; train 0: anih-r niv..rial net, bnatititully trimmed with lace head. draw, diamonds and feathers. MRS. PARKN Wore a srhiti satin petti.:nav, witn lace draperies, must saagaißcent:y embroidered So siser a string of beautiful huge leaves and roam ran rreri4s the 'p.n.:oat, at each side of which were small deaneries, 11. past:; ; rob. Of white crap., trimmed to mei e.:iund. !lead-dress, I.amonds and feathers. This dress was very much adm.rcd. MRS. PEPPER. , White crape pettieist, richly embroidered, with silver &S -pines In correstrorid, tastefully looped up wit► large sii+er cords and smiaisls ; iNsdy yard train s white figured sannet, the sleeves riehiy spangled with Nl•rr. Heed-dress, r•strich fe..- ther,, watt a p.ofusiwn of fiainunda. MRS PASTON. A pcteiooat of white crape, richly embr.iiderJ in gold, ei,th double draperies of real troll oriental !.arse, most superbly ta namented with eery rich gold cord and tassels, the pocket holes elegantly trimmed to correspond ; train a ,cry rieh awl ilists?; the sleeves and boric wrist richly embroidered with Head dress, a diamond tiara, with a plume of white '•much /withers, necklace, and crow of &enrollee The whole styl r of this dress was unkommon, and hal the most briUiMt9 effuse. HON. MISSES cvsr. Blue, and while lace. HON. MISS EGF.RTON. Petticoat, white crape, trrautifulle ornamented; boa, and tram so curre.pood. Heart dress, diamonds and feathers. HON MISS DRUMMOND. A tannic rich salver prise pc/nitwit, oniamentr-cI with wri.cths at grapes and rich lace; train, hicenticr Wire craps. THE TWO HON. MISSES DE GREY. Dress of white craps epp4ortir, in wipes, with %boded erten roi,a, and ritin ribbon robe of appleireon ;crape, trimmed with wreaths of oak and amens. TIIF. THREE 110 N. MISSES IRRY. n'e',e, of Prim Tole crepe, ernb.ruidengl with strel and unlamented with brad , . and buns of ribbon ; futms of pranow crape. trimmed to courcaputid. HONOURABLE MISS COURTENAY. A pettlemet es! pink sarsnet, covered with white crape, richly worked in the eal silver oriental 1 , 10 , C. Five separate eiape• ries of pale pink web, with each a hooter, • la Grape', in real silts, oriental lane, and rich M..aiqur of the same. Large silver ropes and lalLifif Train of rich pale pink silver tissue, with sleet ornaments and trimminp. Ruffles of deep ven d, ked blond. This drew eras magnificent, yet light, and un questionably one of , ho most beautiful we have ever seen. MIS TEMPLE. A petticoat of Mat bassitet ; superb drapery of rich embroi dele.l net, with flower Roland ; train of li!ac figuteil sar,liet, trimmed with rick lace. MISS AND MISS EMILY CHOLVONREL,EY• A yellow traps pettiroAt ; beetitilul drapery , with hes4r and Anwer 'Arland, of yellow vs" triamewl with bead) and rich lace. MISS ELIZABETH TEMPLE.. A petticoat of white sarettet, with drapery of beautiful rich innt:roidered patent net, and satin 11311t111 in gailanale i train of white figured swami, trimmed with rieh late, MISS XIMENES. A white satin petticoat, with an elegant &apace of satin, appl.yeed, 211 Hower' in garlands; train of white Luau. richly unsuited with lace to correspond. MISS PIETPaR Salmon•coloured crape pritto,et, he,ut;rure k.b•onrd wgth bunches .( ho,K ; body and tuna the a .niv. dunamtds and Gathers. MISS CATTR (Daughter u(S,e Clornent ) - - - Petticoat 0: white crape, tlerande fewtwetied with huge pa teat pe.etio ; body and trims 1114 C, ornamented with peadd Head dreg', pewria and feathe.., THE 'IWO MISSES RICH. B+6 "dare. eltgatitly 11;4,4-, m wi,ite and elver. MISS CLAVERING. A blue crape despot., most eicgantly einhnialeresl In eeperb festo.nts of geranium leases, executer' in a style pettedly new, HI eat orkrd .11k pork; the robe. hlue *armlet, wah fnnie In eorsespozni IlearlArcsa, blueanti • hite leathers anti diamonds. MISS LOUISA THOMPSON. A rocet boautii'ul late petticoat over Wee .dk, w•th ervy sa pevb lace thapciits, fastened aqi with bip.rtis of lu..e flowers train of lilac a Ik, trimmed wits. Leo, an.ll.co sleeves dr , se of feathers arm meads; necklace and aor•vings to Vat te• ai.nel • Tkli dons w*. eery math 'remind, *obi tvarto.olatly bet ‘..1 u the tear waster. MIS GOLDSWORTHY. ........ „....... A .3cit-blua silk p..tticnat. with :kit lace eltapriel: racket. hi:rt tre.urued with b.ue NW curd ahJtswe's i trata to eorra pu;t6. White and gold. White •nd silver White and silver. MISS DEIIANEY. MISS TRAIL. MISS GREVILLE. MISS GARTH. A v•thrt cane drew, taitetuily ornamented with sifter ;Irain to corte4o,l4. THREE MISSES SUTTON. These three lo.* and ac , odtplistied young ladies W., dressed alike, in gran,-green crape Are...a% the draperies fornl lo l in a new and singular manner, and tied up with hunches U 4 geranium. ileatdresses,severi gre cn ustrieh feathers. GENTLEMEN'S DRESSES. ROYM. HIGHNESS THE DUKE oF YORK A ski) lull •revs of regotleokes, Ist Foot Guards, richly laced with gold . EARL OR WINCHELSEA. A full dress of tete Installation Uniform. VIcCOUNT MOUNTJOY. A rich dark green full dreg. real •nd breeches, rich studded steel buttous. An algal,' embroidated silk waistcoat. LORD BINNING. A rich brown clorh cwst snd bscecites, elegantly emhroidernl in r.,lnu , ed silk, with earbruiilercd buttons. A rich run bruide:cd satiu wawtcoat. LORD HAWKE. A full dreit 'gig itlialentds, for the Beverley YeePeal C.r.tity. LORD G. PERF.SFORD, A run Ll:osi suit of regioleatais, 7 hi, Itegoolot. THE HON. HAY •DRUMMOND. A fatl &MR todle-tioesimentali, L'aidstseaa (Isaias. GEN. RERESFOR D. A full dress suit M feglateutals,illiti Regiment. MAJOR W. NOEL. A full diess suit of segioseati.s, Loral London Vnitintotrs. cArr. REREsnmics. A full dress suit of Nays' 11rufottn. cApi... ANDERSON. A full dreg snit of Neu' Uniform. CAPT. MANNERS SUTTON. A full dims snot of razi.nratata, CoMitrearn Gamin. cApr. HORACE NOEL. A full dregs soil of regimentals, ISM Regiment. CAPT. SOWELEtY. A full drat suit of rrgimentals, Cold4tream Game. CAPT. D M. HILLIS. A ful dressisit of Nval Uniform. cxr.r. C. T. W.UOD. A (.o'l 4rost snit Of regi,oentall, Royal Hone Quaid:, do told, embroidered. MR PEPPER. A r;ch dark rani cloth e,g: a tt4 bropehese rich audited steel button, A nth embrwelered silk waisttuaS, OISSE :t VA FIONS. **Never did we witness a greater crowd than on the present occasion ; as early as twelve o'clock. the balconies of St. James's -street, Pall-mill, Bond-strict, were fil/e:I with ladies; and every avenue to St James's was completely blocked up ; St. James's Park was also crowded, and all the Court-cards of the Palace were filled with spec tators ; many cf those who had tickets of adrui•sion could not get in. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wa cis end his ROY•L BROVILRS viewed the crowd from •the windows of the Palace. At three o'clock Her Royal Highness the Ptincess of WAi.se arrived in her carriage, and was. received at the foot of the grand staircase by Elk Royal . Highness the Doke of You, amidst the acclama tions of the surrounding spedtaters. The fineoess of the day displayed the elegant carriagee and the splendid liveries, to great advantage. deny car. sieges had their paunch broken. There were not so many chairs as usual. The Duchesses a Driest:, and litroct.suasi were in elegant chairs, with three servants before in state liveries. The Marchioness of SA ussuav &nd the Ladies Ceert. were in their usual style. The Countess of Ur au no it went in an elegant chair, with rich yellow tassels, and three footmen, in new state liveries. _ Yesterday morning, at ten olcleck, the rehearsal of the Birthday Ode touk peace in St. James's Palace. Mr. Barr temse not being present, his solo wassung by the veteran RANDALL, who is 71 years of age, and has sung sixty-five years at the Birth.day Odes, without missing one. He sang under Heursat.. He still possesses an aitontshing power of voice. The Dukes of Yoe& and CAYURIDGL inspetted the battalion of grenadiers, on the parade, yesterday morning, previous to their marching off. The hand of the first regiment wore a new state dress of scarlet velvet, richly covered with gold lace. They played in the Palace yard, luring all tile afternoon, a fa. vourite piece v bf Dr. ARNOLD'S, and other charming :trick, pith much taste. Yesterday being a Collar day, all those honoured with the Noble Orders wore their Collars. L;dy HACRILT CAVINDISII'II felfalig wore new state liveries. The Duchess of MONT RO'it went to Clint in a chair, preceded by three tom.n-n ; they, with the chairmen, write new state liveries of black velvet and silver. Duchess of No stink *aim ASO'S retinue was the most splendid at Court, yesterday. Her Grace went in a chair. followed by her three lovely daugh ters, the Ladies Palmy. They had six footmen they, and the ch.airtnen, ha.: new splendid liveries. with ilk stockings: the footmen had large canes, and very liaedsonse nosegays. The company cou:d not all get away from the Palate, till past severs o'clock In the evening, !'heir hiaJavrtas had • add patty at the Queen's Vilace, to tea and cards. ILLUMINATIONS. The grandeur of the .IA ) , was rivalled by the brilliancy of the we have scarcely ever noticed a more general display on any former oey ca-i , in. The fineness of the weather attraded great rwantsers from home, and all the leading streets were as crowded at twelve o'clock at night as they hail been in the course of the Jay. inc most re markable for splendour. brilliai.cy, and variety of lamps. were the following : Kias's . 1 . 11114T1111. PAYNARKST —A magnifi cent Inspesial Crown at tap . ; a superb Star under neath, with G. R. 'Dos w hok etwornpa:.sed by brilliant arch of lamps, and a tieh 4110311 of lamps b:lnw. ►is•lbTat ROYAL. Diver-Lams —A transpa rtn-y of du Union Arms is Cm, cum; onwriatioc.l with the Row, Shamrock, and Thistle, entwined. Alloy-, a superb Cro•.vn, with G. It on each side, surrounded by branches of !aural ; the whole com posed of variegated lamps, disposed upon a gold ground, which gave the tout ensemble a rich and elegant appearance. Coy esir.G uosu TIIEATIIe.—The portico in Firy:.ostreet, displayed a blaze of light. Zu the cen tre c Star and Crown, G. R. on each side, the svh:.le upon gold leaf, with festnons of lamps, tersprreed with imenges, terminated at each end by a brilliant Urn, Star, &c. LITTLt rHEATIttv H•vstatzar.—A very large and dazzling Sta. and a Crnwr, Kith G. R. CHARi%G-CROS.S. The Yertow zest !tensor Orrice was illu minated from top to bottom; close to the roof was a magnificent Crown ; in the centre a tremendous Anchor. placed diagonally across the bows, and be. neath, a very fine transparency, representing Britoil iris, with her proper attendants ; the whole surrvund. ed by brilliant lamps. STRAND. Mt ontrron, Pocketbookimiker—An arch of lamps round the King's arms, above, a Crows, wish G. IL the whole interspersed with diamonds of brill ant lamps. FLEET-STREET. ADA aes.—G.R. with Crows in plain lamps. Monique', Gun-maker. —Crown. each side G.R. in beautiful coloured lamps. LUDGATF,HILL. harries —Festoons of plain lamps. litatscs, Glass•manufa6tuer.—A most superb G.R. in coloured lamps. and Crown set with cha inn:MT:lid d eery neat dire. Ara:Art:re, Warehouse,,Speaking-pipe on the outside of his warehouse, brilliantly illuminated with plain lamps. RUNDLI and BlM:lat.—A most beautiful Crows in the centre, oa each side a Star in coloured lamps, with G. R. beneath, inclosed by two Pita. midi, WV. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD. NEALE and B•ss large Crown in the centre ; on each side G. R. in coloured lamps, set with diamonds. PILLATT and Geeew.—G. R. with Crown, in• closed with beautiful olive•bratiches, tII4 Wit Of coloured lumps beneath. Ct4EAPSIDt. CLEMENTI and Co.—G. R. with Crown, in plain lamps. ...... _ CORNHILL. Bi r.—G. c.. with Crown in cchoured I am2s. M ANs o N-Hot sa.-0. wits Crown, and beau. tiful Stars, in coloured lamps, entwined with olive branches, And surmounted with rows of plain lam2t. LEADENFiALL STREET Inisia-Housi.—blambeans in clusters of :ix, ex tending the whol- front and side. The Miticava. Orrica had the G.R. conspi cuously displayed, surrounded by festoon?~ of varie gated Limps, and under, the capital cffara3ers•-• " God present the King." PALL MALL. Mr. Ket.tv's MusizWarehouse displayed a •11. riety of lamps, tastefully festooned along the bal cony. Cooke, Silk Mercer--A brilliant Crown, with G.R. FR Aser,Cab;netamiker-4 splendid Crown, sur mounted by a Star, with GAL WARD. Cutler—G.R. with a Crown. Firzwaraa, Confeainner—The balcony Ica conned, with G.R. anJ Crnwn in certre. • ST. JAMES'S-SQUA E The UNION CLva-House surpassed all its former spl'.ndour in the disposition and taste of the decora tions. A large arch of lamps was displayed in the centre of the balcony, inclosing a Star of variegated lamps, G It. on each side, above, a superb Crown, and the whole balcony festooned with lamps, inter spersed with stars, and terminating with lozenges of the most brilliant appearance. ST, JAMLS'S STREET. Baooes's ClltYhoUte --- wistieeorated with a sn• perh SLIT and Crown, w;:h G. R. ; the balcony disposed is festoon& Tne THATCH'S% Houss—Lighted nearly in the same manner. Wurra's Club-bogs made a very brilliant ap pearance. In the centre was the Crown and Star, with G. R. inchod by an arch of va:irgated lamps. The Cocoe•Tass Coffce•hossc— I•gi.ted much .rs the SUM manner, without the arch. BOODLIVII Club-honse.— A brilliant star and dia mond, with the Crown, and G. tt. JOUNST ON I and Co. gun-makers.—G. R. with a festoon beneath, and a Crown above. gOND•S CR EET. Pit TCH A RD'{ and CO. F urniture Calico Warehouse. —A superb Star. surmounted by the frown, with G. R. on each side, the whole encircled with lamps. so dirpobed as to give 1 fine Cita to the bronzed Arms over their warehouse. OALLICT and Co. Cabinet-Makers.--G. R. tha Gown hawses, finished with a rich festoon. GAS LAMPS. • Of all the Manumissions exhibited, last night, in the neighbourhood of St. James's, none seemed to excite such general curiosity amongst the public, as the newly-invested Gas Lamps, which it had beers intimated were to be displayed at the back of Carleton-house. No somc: were they lighted. than crowds, of all descriptions, assembled nowt every qturter to witteess their brilliancy.— The common entrarces to the Park were as usual shut at nine o'clock, so that no other access re mained. except through tae Palace, which occa sioeed the utmost bustle and contusion, owing to the narrowness of the passage ; this continued till a very late hour. The experiment of the gas lights tweeted to afford general satistaainn, and every one appeared cousin. ed of the probability of their be coming of great public mail'. They were placed in various forms, at equal distances. along the back wall of Carleton Garden, and enlightened the whole space of the walk. in the Park, as much as the sun at tmd•Jay ; most of the lights were sutrounded with gla,s taxers some of which had retlet9ors and otheis mot, but those which had no covering at all. ectatooned the most astonishing eff-ft. At cam glaze, a beautiful illumination exhibited a long poe tical ettlegium upon His `IAJYsTC, and at another was displayed His Royal Highness the Ps ivot's Fosabers, hrilltandy Blum dated with : gh•,, irons vat icus corners. F t