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The' Arthlbeirops of Cauttebrart, Year, DIM., tad Cash& Th. Lord Cbasedlor, the Lord President of the Council. Hie Lard Pen , Seal. the Firer Lord of the. Treanure, the Chtueetiorui.tlbe Excheemer, the tiln Se.cretarge;t of Male, the Secretary at the 1 - net I.urd of the Admiralty, time Neater General of the Ordo:ru 1 0'1 c the Lute: Chit I:(v of the Courtof kjug's Bench, tke Lord Chief Justice of the Court of COnsaion Pleas, the Lord Chief 13arou of tte: Et elacquer the Master of the Rolla, toe Lard A.lroeite of 'Scotland, the Att.euel Gwent, the Solicitor General, the !Solicitor Gesseral to tish 'Prince of Wales, the King's Adeo rate' the Judo Advocate, the Attorney and Solicitor Gene ral of Sentltad, the Lord Mayor of London, the Sbe., ills of Whim arid Middlesex, the Recorder of Loudori,&c. There were likewise present— _ pakes—Yltuthini, B.nafor . t, Cornea, Amyl', and Portland Thiellevec—:tutlaad, Bedford, NurthaiaberlaaJ, awl Bas inger Rutland- • Marfaisats—llu Ile), Ceres &Ills, Wellesley, Bath, Ely, and "[itch ickl. lif.orhionestr , •-iitliabaty. Ely, Commallie, Exeter, owl Slantlt.red. Fart•—.3toentuai-ria, Ormond, Forterear, Wierbi lara, Fitz Wlllll irk, Graarcaor, itlexhocCagh, Lwul.mcierry, Northrsh,Camukn, s;uffoilE, Bridgewater,. Eh is Dixby, Strathmore, liesahoro:lo, Rsdaor, Harkin:ham ahirc, Datbarat, 3baccleadald, Mount Edr.unihr, t lrrc, Alruyt.e, Pomfret, Cluunwl, .Aylrafont, Dartmouth, Difod, ‘Vritaaurlaud, Claattram, Powis, ti; aeßmr , and Sandwich. Coinstesais—Wffiruick, Ormond, 'Mansfield, Rossini, Glu guy', Dowagre FA•CS, Cavan, Sethi!, F Selkirk , Clare, urirluve, Csiu.ten, Harringion,Youlett, Clout:lel!, I lehtster, Mount norris, 51aceles3, Id, Bullatisont, Antrim, Daftwoutli, Winteitot, Filarillivu, Beverll, Malmci bury, Barrynkore, Errol, Choliaouikley. Dos &ger, Rosalyn, Loodioultril, Oxford, Chesterlit Id, N wiliest, • Dalhousie, Meaborough, nsid Lonsilale. l'recoa;,72—Miltoa, gadlr); . Sicinei, Duncannon, Siiimooth, Carleton, Asbbrook, Hinton, Cranky ' Finite*, Wentworth, Cooler, agh, trtupford, Templetown, ,ILltrsut, Palmerston, liawarrlen, Muoui,joy, and Banat y. Viscatte: eaer--Sudley, Morpeth, Milton, Cran ky, Wentworth, Lousier Hatravlrn, Haaardro, Teinple %coo, and Ashbiook. Are , ' shkepir--rmikel, Dublin, York, and Cants' bury. Bistraptss.Saliahar), Witicistoter, Exeter, (lath aa4 Welk Chicitestor, Oolitic, Danger, Clanittr, sad !Joao. Count dianatrr. Parara—Nolekcn and De Reign. Bawroanto—Huna won Hood. .4aanca:a4ton—Pintagacer, Neapolitan, and Eat dialan. Lord... Brook, O'Neil, Vihanti, Kinnonl, Teignmontb, Gltabeevie, De Dmutanville, Willoughby De Broke, Eliot, tine Thynues, Barkley, Sheffield, tVaisinghani Munson, Rcus ' Houk), Elle/thorough, Walpole, Hurewescnl, %Ina rces,Olarigharn, Brownlow, R. Fitzgerald, Runnel, Ilenui ker, Moelgeave, itendlesham, Portbester, IL Petty, Rad- Mock, Saltoith, Darien., H. Hoed, Clive, St. ileno's, the cabnry, Berwick, Broca, Bagui, Banton!, Waterparle and Amherst. ladies—Covville, aletcalfe, Mildenay,Tlawkesbury, Pop , barn, C. Greenlet, Dam., De Cliford, %V. Wallach, Leonard, Be( kley. Alvenky, Dalrymple, J. Thymic, E. Walprle, Brue , , Read, G. Walpue.t, .G. Murpeth, J. Harrington, De Roos, Boston, E. Talbot,_ Shaw, Dowager Monson, C. Durham, Saltenn, Campbell, Howe, Wigrani, Monson, Hen ley, Ply, two 1.. s, Claud, two Pratte, A. I'4ton...ter, two Tbynaee. A. Sumenset, Conyngliam, Lushingtun, De Dun- Glanville, C. Harrill, C. HereiliAlri, E. Dormer, A. 01004.r -/end, Mrilgrave., A. Vernon, Purcheater, C. Glynar, Harruw by, Vineent, J Deakins, Bankes, BlomtleK E. Dormer, 'Mins, V Selk.rle. Campbell, lumen, A. Wynyard, Welles ley, thine Perry., De Crespigny, Orde, Beaurbausp, Dafferin, 1-1. Hood, Abds, C Striate, C. Amherst, Eliot, J.J. Long, C. Dangle*, D. !fishers, A. Carpenter. Howard, It u,b, C. Rueter, C. Herbert, tau Luisoliers, Ch.z.mbetY, Shelly, War burton, and Fleming. ~r+--T. ItCol.intielrl. T. Trlgze, J. T.Thompsno, J. Maas- Gold, R. Barlow, H. Harvard, J. Craddock, J. Alexander, X..wieses. J. Shelly R. Milbanike J. Mildsaay, R. Hil liard, C. Pule, W. Rt,anrd , A. Wellesley, A. Haute, L. Phipps, T. Aekliutel, .1. Orde, .1 Easier, J. Smith, W. Denizen, J. Pathetic'', W. Fear, T. Talton, R. Bartley, H. V, Tempest, T. Gage, J. T. Lung, J. 'Hall, J. Sibbaltl, H. Bar rani,' %V. Rush. J. Hall, V. Gibbs, T. Plumcr, H. Clarke, C. Haseiltos, G. Hilliard, J. Douglas, Wigrata, F. Vincent, IT. Dowell, R. Clinneut, J. Inman, C. Begot, F. Ilarti4ll, .Pi. UgltcnlrM, C Callers, J. Cottrell, J. Errol, C. Stewart, T. Leonard, W. Abdy, end F. 1Y Mix. adseiralr--tlervey, ('oft u Palmer, Gould, illasnillon. Knight slid Gartlnev. Unreal.--Bartua, tsredkaan, Bailie, Fitzpatrick, Loftus, Fox, lAstic, gleaners, nook, Stamcia, Mean, Campbell, streets.. Pennington, Cuttoh, Harrington, Hope, Brown rig‘, W)myavd, 'Fashion, Carlton, Thornton , Harris, limas, Thinned, Churchill, M'Clexcl, 31ilner, leasuo , Neuron, Coogrevc, Formgdon, Davis, Watson, Farrington, Crawford, Canteron, Blounnield, sad %Vain rine. Caen. N.—Tomos, theAter, /Junglna Teelor, Bagwell, HlUDlTltrteprUrd, 11:Irluttu. IklibttoV;, °nine, Ver. owl, J. 1.. Halsey, Howard, Shalom, Dumb, Alien, Cooper, G. Latll4ll.. 3lartin, kern, Harmer, Vatiavdte Reynolds, Czvel, Under, higby„ Darlington, Seriaoa, btu% Doi nen, M' Donald, Croat/14 and Aadell. ,1:4/r—drueld. cope,n...—lTheatky, Gardner, Laahingiton, Cooper, Ha miltuar, CROW, (ore, Noel. Wood, flak. r, Durham, Halley, French. Ptauebataptua, Proctor, Bourcrie, Pull), kw& Fuut. and Gardner. Atarnan—itar ci, Shaw, Hunter, Perring, Eamcr, and Pharr. Reverend I!a'.-r.--Batter. Deogirte, Malta. Rpm, wed Lyman. Mows —Puddlemone, lllilLta, thivson, Hammond, Ryder, Team, report, Sketholgume, &r. &e. s— Ilu ore, ( uoh , Burvyne, ,Kssve, Pno:uiv, I ‘,..;,11t0.i, IVright,Strikart, C. &c. Niddmayi, Roue, Burman, Giblis, Beverley, 1...p1am0, Anneeley, kuuter, Pelham, Arden, &e. The follorring were. arson; the numerous pre sentation,. to 11. r MAJESTY : Mr.. Latham, 11.. the Lady in IVaiting. Sir. Wash, In (;(11‘ rat Lyman. The lion. Ensign Lambert, upon him appointment. lkieut...Geneenl Cougreee, upon Lai promotion, tlirs F. M. Sefton, try Mrs. Manners Sutton. Major-General Lorton, upon his promotion. Windbag', In the Laity in Waiting. eulimel George Luislow, by General Sir Harry terrard. 1.../intelStopturti, upon hi. promotion. - r and Mrs. H. Itteitthnl, upon their marriage. The Countess of !Cm/beak pr . :Amsted her ilaulliter Itriizatlier-Grueral Campbell, upuu his return from the East luties, mail upon hie p ruta..tion . . . . . Adamind at:WM'," laittil, i n Earl N;ortint and the Lady in 'll kiting, LicniT fo:nrel MgDonnl4l, upon I i. promotion. Mr. %Introit', by So it...belt lligraos. Mr. Adair, "post bia rettiritAroiti his Lattioiniy at the Court of Vicuna, by Mr. Cnonint. Mies Thriceuroo, Ly the Countess of Atuatt Tim Mahar of Mien, ripen his &wain:iota to that ICC. t'aptain tAndfattnit, by Cohntel Lca'orow. tieurral Fox I po.l his Vioconot sod rintnistaVai Stilton, epos their marrine, by the Fie and Cmeatrbt Admiral Ilse Earl of NortlicaL, upon his prmnotion. Lord mud Lady WaterparL, upon cana% to tLets Ittle. Cayanin linoiner, by Mueral Gardner. Vice-Admiral air John Thomas kaucktuttli and Lis La.ty, masa Oleic Oil 3lisa 'Jenson, by tte I.ady in Waiting. Cenci - al i'rnria,gtou, upon his pi inuntien. •Aliwi 0111r5 WA, by 31ra. </' Ltryan. sad ..lire. Carew, un their marriage, by Sir Charks Pet sod Lally Ve thumta.rilte. The Larl of the rirst Giturht, upon :tea brittle applistsJ Aid-Jo-C. 144 iu 11:m goyal 1.114 Le of Vert. " Colonel T. 1.. Itl•i`sey, by f:enrr.,l Lytn2,,. telAn %rim. i•te pt.t.n "I Captain Iplesurjunuji retoc..x, of tut r. lir prvaskutiassi. Lik 'eve) Torrent, Spam his being appoint:l Ass.stant. -y Secretary to the Commander iu Used. Attar-Admiral Gardner, upon his piornutiou. Naps Teed, by the Leh is smiting. 'Jody laidulla Bullet by her mother, the Countess of Grassosr. Litutenant-Gtoeral Leslie, upon his promotion. The Malawi of Sly, upon coining. to his t;tir. Lady Theodirsia Craddock, upon her return from India. • Lieutenaut-Gelieral Milner, upon his prom...nen. Lord and Lady IL Hood, upon cousinj to dais title. Las son, upon his promotion. Miss Tierney, by Mrs. Tierney. General Watson, upon his prmnotion. Lady Charlotte Boyle, by the Countess of rrrol. Lord and Luty Munson upon their ass..ris;e, by rhea father and inutbcr, the Carl and Countess of Mrstiorotagls. LADIES' DRESSES. HL•R 11_1! FSTY Was most somohly dressed ; a pniat lace pettiroa• over a jonquil satin, with diamond draperies, Icwigi,l with silver cords awl tassels, a rich plain silver lace round the bottom ; a jonquil brocade robe, trimmed with blond body awl sleeves, stomacher and girdle, of iliamunds.—This dress had the sunlit tatieeat effect, being; ocumnented with tuo,otool. worth of diamonds. PRINCESS AUGUST.i. A white slyer tissue rube, richly wortird with gold flowers, with a silver Vandyke trimming round it ; 'sleeves of win!, p rnt lace, :maideer petticoat of white reaps.. with three silver draperies in appligme, looped up with silver cools and tassels ; a most superb silver border or lilies mid entotlis.— This dress hail a most elegant effect. PRINCESg ELIZABETH, .4a anilvt.r.enlotired 'usenet petticoat, covered completely with a nch :silver net, relieved 1w small silver chasm, inter spersed with doable narcissus, and o►bamentcd aitb wreaths oF silver oak and eypriis ; train of amber aad silver tissue. Head-dress of dilmuads and white ?miners. PRLNCESS MARY. A superb dress of silver tissue, richly eintwoidered with the scow : the grouts' work of the dress white rove over satin, stui;ded with large silver rings and terminated with a hand some vermicelli Mit& •' with ' brupote of garden grass, and Guernsey lilies; the s ht side of the dress a magnificent drapery of silver tissue with a massy border of shells, (calla, and Moues, studded is festoons, from which bunches of oak and aeorns were iulerworcla and suspended ; smaller draperies tact .full, arranged with handsome badman scollop shells, formed the coup crwil of this truly elegant and magni ficent does. ; the whine finished with handsome curds and tassels. ltohe silver tissue, trimmed with Vandyke, silver fringe, point IL:, and slottnonda. P111::IESS A3fELIA. A white sarsnet peticurt, richly striped with gold India enthroidery ; the draperies is the right sick of real gold ti.sac, richly eruhruidi ved in silver ' Maternity ornameatal a ith wreaths of iodine tly, inipposiedhy sprigs of diamouels ; the kh side a square drapery to correspond ; the bottom of the petticoat richly ornameuted with real grid fringe, sup ported by gold cords nut tassels of Indian tissue and gold frier. Head-dress, a superb gold turban, with diamonds and feathers ESS OF WALES Displaced the isles,;:i.,ce of her taste in • rupee) Court train acrd petticost of pink and silver tisane; the train richly einbruidervd with beautiful coloured full border Had racer bullion, forming vine leaves, corn Rowers, and silver ilterspened with rich coloured stones . • the petticoat ur fancifully raroidered with colour,l foil, and silver scollop limiter to co:respond; the drapery of Brussels point lace, Looped up with diamonds, forming re,etter and sten • the bor4 lv and sev es ortiaminited with point Inc* and diamond'. The bead-dress of diamonds and ostrich plums. PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER. lA'hite aaraoct petticoat, richly eishroidiereal with ailvir, anti elegantly ornamented with wreaths of icy and silver tenets. DUCHESS OF YORK, A white cnps imiticnat, richly embroidered In Aribic stripes of xula aral biker, the ground richly corm.] with beaches of wheat ; train of rill* gold tisewe, embroidered in cr ; the I. Le MS trimmed wit► point lace, sad looped up with diamonds. 10n1-dress, • benalsoine plume of ostrich feathery with diamonds. DUCHESS DOW.4GER OF LEEDS. Lilac petticoat, richly embroidered is silver, b.idy and Baia to Correspond. (lead-Areas, as elegaat plume of ostrich feathers, with a profusion of dimairids. DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. A white crape petticoat and traits, ricimatli ornamented with • rich Chinese friar. of pritoe colour and silver. DUCHESS OF DoitsET .4 rich emltroidered silver petticoat train to correspond. DOH'AGE•R COUNTESS OF PEN BRO KE. ' A white crape petticoat, with silver Klee crepe border, r.chly embroidered with silver draperies of lilac crape; elegant moll train of white crape, trammed with *liter. DUCHESS OF RUTLAND. A most eleg.int petticoat of white crape, richly embroi &MCl in real gull ; draperies embroidered in haw, tastefully too l i t d tip with hunches of gold hoop , ' ; train of rich gold Name, trimmed with gold triage; sleeves of point lace, loo k 'd up with thallium . ; bosom encircled with diamonds, girdle and stomacher of dismonils. Head-dress, a niairAsp perk plume of thanmads, the first of the kind a. er witorased at Court. DIXIIESS or BEDFORD. Wilke satin said crape, with wrcatl; sail hunches ut white met and point. THE MARCHIONESS DOWAGER OF BATH. A Mhite crap...! petticoat, richly eashenidereslwithv . .,ne leaves; thaperics of the sense, looped np with sliver cords and teasels ; trans to cumnpood, trimmed with silver lace. COUNTESS DOWAGER OF ESSEX. Fentress cud train of pale blue, draperies of fine lace, Ilra.l-dren to correspond. TO D COUNTESS OF MANSFIELD. A lilac sad white abut minuet rube sad petticoat, with fiat black lace draperies, tacked up a tth tuagniacent Urinual pearl feathers ; and ut the bottom of each feather a how of beautiful di: iatuls ; at the bottom of the petticoat a row of black lace and pearls ; the robe trimmed to correspond, with black lace ;. and us each sleeve a rose of diantoole, and a leaf of pearls. The head-dress • superb plume of lila,• awl black feathers, with &outran sad ' Siam ut dianaurds, Mier mixed with pearls. THE COUNTESS OF PEMBROKE. A white satin robe and petticoat, with Turkish draperies, embroidered in beautiful wreaths of geranium knees of rich si:ver embossed sock. The whole most el egantly tucked u?, with superb tassels and cord; robe trimmed to corre spond. Her Lailpiliip wore a plume of bee white feathers, with a profusion of daawouds. (7011M:A OF ORMOND AND OSSORY. An elegant dress of pale blue satin, and crape draperies, in a superb stile, with a most magnificent suite of Brussels point silversephyrs, large cords awl tassels, Ste. The elegant simplicity of the dress, and the colour, added, if passible, to her 1-idyship's beauty. We aosierataad she was otta of the must lovely women at Court. COUNTESS Oi CARNARTON. White and silver, richly embroidered with gold. COUNTESS OF WARWICK. Amber COlflitf, covered with Brussels pint keg. COUNTESS 01' CHESTERFIELD. .4 white crape pelt :ctsat, richly embroidered in silver Turk ish border, festooned with silver trowels; drarries of the same. Gruniid-work, waves of silver spangles. The drine ries suspended by rich cori:s and tassels Tha orb de was magnihccid. COUNTESS (M , CLARE. A ti!,ite lace I:tittle:tat thrown over yellow snennet, gttee. hilly drawn op ii draperies, and soppnrtcd vita, p.,‘, Ititrouni, an.: a wicath at the hot its COrrotp . ,. a Id I t ttin of the vim e, wit la ih tune's 'I. n, ft. it hers nod dinionrtit . tof estembh •lizas c. lib p 44 ticuLaily ;.; 7i; :In taste IS her CDVNTFAS OP SE!.111111: Petticoat ',frill, white an.is.htr Lune, with draperies of Liam bet seal ht.retira4 erp:F.i.te.i, with b. "overlie silver bur .dcr of s::t.ltS uud sha•efeed;ua the kft slite,a iamb fastened pp with a tir,ce e:uster ef the salt, f:eat lack were suspeudeal u..sss ..1 .• and tassels; at . the b .tt..ia, a bur +.r corea p.• .•luog drapery ; train u:si b..dy of net, tri,u wed Alt very lit.. pond, and hamhe.: ith a 'tarsier of liead-detss, feathers aad a prufus.oa wi dUanotuts. !ler Laulysliy's dri.:4, fur taste a:4 clevtace, wus nettiaalted, aud uttrai:list !last uu,:versal ulasil-atioa it justly werited. couNTEss wit.voN A anp.Th petticoat of pea-(..arn tY is iial silk, richly ern broidel in a i:v.r. 4I aJ dre.a anti train to corms:wail. CItUNTESS ST. 31AltariN 1)E F/tONT. A dross u•' Fah, blac crape, urnsuiculed 'itb iiraperhrs of black lan ti.d heads, hAddiallle hrs.! taa►cls r 1..,1e, Mite sarsact, trini.aca with paint lace —dead-tire:as, %bite IcalLers and diamonds. VisCOUNTFSS LTON 4 . (Prest-itrd on her nsfurin'e.) A %bite sstin isati"eat, claire draper:e.;, superbly cni broidet.l.l in silver, milt hunch. aof white Th:: tours etuliruitkrvilthr same. The whole fortninn the richest dress veer seen. Iland-drcas, tandems of 4.5tu0u..11, and • bjp:Tts plume. THREE LADIES PERCY (Daughters of his Gracc the Dut.c of No:thamberland.) White Lulu petlierwars, with ust draperies, richly rottwol dered iu fem.', awl faetmcd U. with nmaaave irn!d tulips ; the trite. of rich inu,i entsrnitlery, ornamented with a 'spelt gold chain. e•la-Tsrgsr —The uuretty and elegance of these themes were universally admired. LADY BOSTON. A dress of lilac *rape, composed of scolloped and melon drsprvies, is stripes of silver act, richly spaniiird with lilac crape, alternately tied tog,ther with silver tassels and beaches; this dress hail a wurellft and striking eOrct ; the whole concluded oath wreaths of satin Robe, lila: crape, trimmed with point lace, and ocnantented wish silver to correspond with the deers. LADY DIANA HERBERT. A bine crape petticuat awl draperies, elegantly nrnatuented with wreaths at silver jessamine. Heal-dress feathers it.id hoe pearls. This dress was particularly admired fur its simplicity and *lnsure. LADY EMILY WELLESLEY. A pea-green eenu.•t petticoat, with Brunets lace dra peries, elegantly um:linage:l with patent pearls ; train and body elate wow. Head-cirri-A of leathern soil diattialida. LADY CHARLOTTE. WELLESLEY. The wine. LADY SA LTOV N. A white empe pettitaat *ad draperies, trimmed with beads, train of white Bursae. LADY Dr.. _ ._ _ A white crape petticoat, richly embroidered at the bot tom, forming a net superb fringe of Algertue spancits ,• draperies of the same, fancifully embrobkred with waves mid crescents of silver opoighs; the draperies suspended by rich curds and tasst:s • train of pink fi gured @amid, trimmed with silk. decd- dress of feathers aid LADY AIIDY. A white crepe petticoat and draperies, ele , reativ orna mented with petrat pcarls; train of white crape, tihnased wish patent pearls,_. LADY LOUISA CODOGAN, A white erape petticoat, with almond blossomi, hand aOme wkite silk cord —The time e 1.1046ie was particularly rc marked for its alrgant LADY PARKER. A white silk pettlecut, with a silver epoligre on yellow crape, trimmed with very tine Brussels lace; train of yellow and silver tissue. LADY DANKES. A white rrnpe pet t it•out, with a rich silver oppligne, silver tassels, and Vandyke triode i train of ruby.coloured tristured with sib sih cr. LADY lIONINGTON. A petticoat of brown ir.tarc, otoausLuted with wreathe of wash* of different colours. I.AIiV LOWTIIIR. ♦ white crape petticoat, hotoweed with blue contd.:Al. L. 4 DT WELBORE SMITH. Rods and train of white seeenet, trimmed with Ire point lace and Leads; petticoat of the same, with draperies of net, trimmed with beads, and tastefully &awe up with batch, and tassels. Head-dress, a please of feathers tad diamonds. LADY C. HARBOR!). Body and train of primrose crape, trimmed with point, and► shell border of bright and tnattire silver; petticoat, of the manic. with two draperies, crowing fillet the riglit to the left, very richly appliqued In a magnificent border of shells and carol intermixed, over which was gracefully thrown a falling welt, trrminatieg with silver acorns. The brilliant street and inuguificente of this dress was unrivalled. LADY AMMAN A white crape petticoat, wit► blue and silver draperies, body and tu:iin to correspond. Head-divas composed of blue and %bite ostrich feathers, with a brilliant tions of diamonds. LADY SELINA STEWART. Petticoat of r bite srewet, trith'd - rapt;;;; of white crape, teetotally &stewed up with beaches of laurel. LADY LONG. Train and body tof pare-coloured gaiter, trimmed with very dile point and lilac-leaved wrcathltrg ; petticoat of white crape, applivied is pace satin; draperies hakes:al up with beaches of white Persian lilac. LADY WIGR AM. A lase oaths petticoat and train, entirely towered with lace, with a most elegant border, fintrited with lilac cords and hostile i lappets and ruffles of the most beautiful point. LADY ELIOT. Petticoat of pea- , :reeu crape, wi: h w li,ht drapery fasten ed with wreaths 0d laweestiaa ; robe, Mark green sanmet, tritminent with Drawls point. Head-dress, diatuunde, with white ostrich plume. LADY DUCKWORTH, (Presented ea her taarrincr A white crape and satin pettieuat, embroidered with silver, in a Yai.dike.l pattern, supporteal with leaves of laurel, in true embroidery. LADIES (REYILLE. Pale pink mad miser dresses. LADY CIIARLES SOMERSET. l'ettfeett of white crape, with shunter of fin. blond, and ►ewauf large In uch pearly large draperies, autirriv of fine blood, striped with while Indian and variegated puppies; train, guld-eirlisured twilled 'menet, trimmed with Guy blued, cud French pearl. Head-ilices, dianiunds cud Gather.. LADY DE CLIFFORD. Rich green acd silver drew. LADY IMMO - MD:RT. - - Au oloputt pert ism .4ig.7l4.lcmfieuidAlry, tastefully looped up with bunch.. of plot it. 114 CPS. .frrtin of white satin, eroluroisknll with gold; deem of point lace. Read dress, a plume 01 :feathers with a profusion of chasouttsts LADY GLORGIANA BCCKLEY. A silver grey +•poet petticoat, superbly mutat airfare(' in silver draperies, tastefully !wiped up with ether curt!, and tassels 3 tram of the same ; eleercl, trimmed with point late. Head-dress, silver tiara, and • plume of ostrich feathers. LADY JULIA? A DAITKINS. A white crape petticoat, richly embossed with concave spots of gold and fcreru of the Egyptcto order ; the effect wee must Novell, sod siugnise, end had the appeanuace of emeralds. Train to correspond. LADY DE CRESPIGNY Petticoat, body, and train, of very rich gold Turkey duff, trimmed with gold fringe, interspersed with oak leaves and scums ' • drapenes of white crane, fe s tooned op with wreaths of oak, linuches of which were hatefully Ihruwii over it hasulki,rchicf and sleeves of point lace; gold cords and tas sels round the waist. Head-dress, white crape, feathers, Pl 4 a quantity of dinnenorla with point 1-ippets ; dimmed k:aceri, h.-ow-hes, and s h oe bows —This divas AM a proof t ri , hums ai.tl einiplicity are nut incompatible, and Oa :;• 1 th. known taste of its elegant wiser. r. Sirit!ierß. A %Vitt crept petticoat, v.itlit battat;:ul l imes tint ee, b: obeyed bunt e, with e.rriperio s oe the saute; train .d'utwe *.rsuet. liudy sad sleety* triuumul unit lirussein lute. Itcatt-dri ustrirti fc:lthers. • 11117. 11,4 N. nlns. H. POLE CAREW, s.11:-.11 on her warriric A white satin rci tifOkl, cizpe draperics„ en:hrol , kre.l in silver, with butts of t:.c• 14;:cy a.f wi.i: h 1.4,1 the wort cleratii niip,nrauce , I.itutaad and as ruiCsrcd 41;e the iktticoat. !lON. 7.1115. WALPOLE. A yellow sarsurt petticoat, superbly decorated with 41re. pri..es of brow n earsnet , edged with «nsitt,r ruse Widen wad wirer fringe; train to corriwpodd. • 110NOURAHL Itussrs inny. rtresses f piuk crape; tastefully uroatweated with wreath., ehidus, and festoons of white be:uls, ii..erenixed irdh b ow . and twice of pint: wrd, aud taiscls !tube, pink elope, oniatueuted with lace and beads. LION: PeNNINGTON. Petticoats of stait..e, with new and ekgsint draperies of pale pink, richly embroidered in silver, and crninnent(4 with silver wells end superb teibtwis. ilody and t.miti of t7lc se e s r , ape, trimmed with point and s:lv er fiend diamoads and ostrich fre.athers. HON. MISS DASHWOOD. Blue sarsnet pro:cent, with µMeat lace draperies, orna mented *lilt Lace c,,,t•aleses. • HON. MISS ROM. Ee;ant petticoat of white CS ape, with festoons of roses ; elegantly formed train of rich figured pink satin, with rich Brussels point lace. Head-dress, white ostrichft:ethers. LION. MISS TEMPLE. Elegant pettierat of richly embroidered patent net, over pink sill, drapery ofthe snore, elegautlr humeri up wait frs. tonne of roses nud hoe7ert.o--train 11 . 11 pi ik figured cum, with beautiful Brussels point. ElradMress, ustriA fcat:icrs. HON. MISS E. TEMPLE. like mama. HON. MISS VERNON. IPettieqmt of lilac sarsact, covered with putout taws ; traits of 11.4 s same. 110 N. MMI SOMERSET. • This young and grarefirl beauty, vho has .so lately been introduced at Court, attracted universal lineation. Her dress was singularly beautiful, and displayed the correct taste of the wearer. A petticoat of white trupe,..riehly inlaid with Ane blond, striped with rich silver draperies of amethyst crape. The one on the nett aide trimmed with rich Over jots qui.% and silver water lilies, forming an elegaut drapery. The 'whole of the petticoat ornamented with silver• jairgedis and Meseta of singular beauty ; traiu of amethyst crape, trimmed with silver, to correspond with the petticoat ; the body and sleeves inlaid with Awe blond and silver. Head. dime, au elegant plume ut nine ostrich feathers, amethyst colour. MRS. THOMAS CROSVENOR. Body and trails of blue aarsuet, trimmed with point lace and beads; petticoat of blue soimiet, covered with mice set, anti tied up with butschcs of narcissus ; hum noels dra- pery a Mane rope, .upe n ding tassels, &e. MRS. CHAMPNE%S. Train and body of baue crape, trimmed with point 1 petti coat of the saute, richly ceobroidered in silver far. leaves ; from the right to the left aide, a sash mast grim:daily t brown acrais, and Ala rued with silver straps. MRS. FIELDING.' A petticoat and t :tint of pea-Trren, ornamented with Site black-lace. Ilead-dri.ss to correspond. MRS. ATTY. A beautiful petticoat of white crape, richly embroidered with env,' draperies, tastefully designed, listened with silver engin sad superb tassels, body and train of write Peruvian silk, trimmed with point and silrer 'shells. a superb plurnr of ostrich feathers, diaaionds and amethysts. The whole had a simple and beautiful effect, which was greatly increased by the extreme lorelluess uts the wearer. This Lady's head-dress was eatrersally noticed and admired. fur its peat taste and ele;Tance. MRS. PEPPER. A superb white petticoat, richly embroidered in silver. nit!, draperies of the same, over ; body wed true of Ottutuan silk, trimmed with silver shells and point. Head dress, an eler.ud plunse of ostrich feathers. with a profesion of diamonds. MRS. RIGBY. Pctticoat of buff imperial net over satin, with apptiree is white velvet and beads--itasper;es riegootly limped op, nit b fe•tnone of beads sad head taF.als ; train of rich imperial net, hiunned with rich %vests paint late. Usad-dress, dia monds and white ostrich feathers. MRS. DUPREE. Petticoat of primrose craps, over oak, trimmed with wreaths of lararanin; drapery of beautifulßrussets with lace, looped up in an cicZant style, with festoons and teagarte of Ithurnutu ; train of primrose crape, trimmed with rich Brnsels point, diamond front, and the sleeves looped up with beant;ful itiantondi: a prifosiou of dia mond', and primrose traitress, diamond neck-lace, ear-riegs, and bracelets. MCS. BECK I'OR (Presented after her wisrrisge, by :Uri. Meryl Petticoat of rich white satin, trimmed with silver tissne, and bonnets of tnb:rtaws ; draperies of rich silver tissue, formed wiih frau. ma or tuberose intermixed u li barium ; tr.tin of rizh saver tissue, Irinuu.d nal' rch Bras. eels puist. ileail-drew, emeralds awl white vatrieli feathers. MIT!. 9. A pearl-coloured crape petticoat, and train of the same. MRS. DICKENSON. A green evil)e poticciat, trimmed with silk coed and Mate seen; train to tuatch,_ mrs. litstussoN. White satin petticoat, with lace elecontly baff MeT, mad tastefully intermixed with cord wad twatwitic gold c1:.••:ps. MRS. DN EY. Petticoat of rich whiteaa tin,;/iiiiteaissine of earJea li lies ; drapery of white crape, elegantly formed with festoon sad boletus of rnr.len lilies, and typilyee W white satin-- train of grecs aui lilac figured satin, with rich tirusbeir point lace. HeaJ-dreis white ostrich feathery. MRS. MEVRICK HARE A blur crape petticoat, richly spitargled wRb silver drape tied of dark gn:re cape, richly embroidered in a Romaa scrAwl ground-v ,wk, waves of silver spangles ; the draperies suspended t, rich ccr.7l and lasses ; train and body of silver tissue, trimmed with !duo and diver. MRS. 111.:NDA.9. An amber-coloured crape petticoat and draper:rs, elereney erniniented with u I cation almost Ravers; iludy as. 4 train of the seine. MRS MAN:VT-RS SUTroN ....... _ . . Pi.rple to =dant, s. ids JrapLry vt rciu Brussels point. Head-draw, Brunch pant. MRS. DAWSON. A 'hint erape min and petticoat, richly enabreideeel ,erns the drapery w:th wrtaths of lilac crai•e rows, orimmeoted with patent pearls ;robe trimmed to corenpoad ; the head feathers end diamonds,. - :qRs. BAKES. A rube rind pettit.t..4;f ds;e..-oltiWr and washer-iirseesi rs.chly111111113(d with tine thick sacs. Read-drew, Ostrich feathers and ilitinoncla. 3IRS. DRAX. Pettiest of brown crape, trimmed with lace and beset Krum ta.:h side a ilripery of point lace, fastened up wit'. hcidts, chains, rr:d tassels. Body sad um; nuF brown crap-. slimmed with point lace. MRS. DAWKINS. ♦n elegant dress of yellow and siher. MRS. HENRY DAWKINS. Petticoat of white crops, with tame rows of French pearl at the bottom, draperies of lilac crape, richly embroidered in French pt I and alcricire bortki, ormmented with root of knotted pearl and large ta.neliii train of Iliac crape ; body and aleciet richly ialaid with tine Mond and Fre.ich pearl is an dr i u sle s gs .,, n , tplume , ulu of li haamiirle admired f t;t i l l te‘ s c il lega md ut A al ok Kp4itst, A bl A•ez; A I buuch w-. bnaidr Traili Apo 1111 CV with • • b<.uti e siwpt Pet with i A p dr3pe API batten bine a cal: .r Head. w; ttl Lwy Ai IzodA lace Wb a'aPe I.0:1 thum-11 .4w !r:net en %h. es, A ea ~i .:ii A w dratwei s:wia a (meg Whi of Mgt tr.inom feather The Wen. 01 itl ittrarl p re, i CUPt:a. 3 t, tip $4 ltt teat Les Pin! isv set A lil Mae a pact A gn Al 9 C'eres PL Trail prtlieo. Ltg, Trai: v u l be 'atm, Sofia ft elutAtie 'errata; Won T4.tin, rimme :;uume 4 Prtti 1' al i II I •:.da Bedv ~ th fii , 11:tc 1 7, , irdi 4111 • I. 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