The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-01-20 00:00:00

HER lI.sJL•STY'S BIRTHD fr. On the lath day of last May, our beloved QUEER completed her (i2al year, the celebration of which has always been postponed, on account of its being so very near His M4acsv v'sßirth-day ; and the 16th of the following Jamiary has been deemed the must proper day, horn its distance of time from that of His MAJESTY, as well as its being consider ed the commencement of the London season, and as a means of encouraging the trade and arts of the Me tropolis, when the Nobility and persons of distinClion come to town. The 18th happening on Sunday, the Celebration took place yesterday. The Festival is always looked forward to by most ranks of people, particularly by the youthful branches of the No bility. who are anxious to display their persons and dresses, particularly since Their MAJESTIES have so sel morn held Courts ; many also attend to be intio daced, and to pay their respeCts to Her MA. JESIY. The Festivities of the day are in a de gree enjoyed by most ranks of people. Num bers wore award from different parts of the country, particularly females, to behold the Nobility going to Court, and the other attraetions of the slay, who made considerable interest at the Lord Chem berlain's Office fur Tickets of Admission to the rooms leading to the Drawing-room. Many of the fail began to ~use little at the early hour of eight o'clock, aid they awored with great patience till past twelve, before even any of the ROY • L FAMILY'S at t oidar ts begat to arrive, when their astonishment began tt toe Dresses, such as are not to be seen any whete'rhe ; however, we should not recoil meni those who are anaious to see the Nobility and the C o urt-dresses to go to St James's on a Birth dty ; for, in general, there is such a crowd, that great numbers can only see a‘gliinpx of their heads. and the company attending the Court on Birth-days are not Ideal ; as any person, properly dressed, may gain admittance. The first I irawing.roons af ter ei: her Birth-day is considered the grandest in every point of view. The glitter and pomp of the Court engaged the patience of the crowded rooms of ',ilea till five o'clock, the sight having he. dome eery ixeel. it bring ah , ve sin months since bier Ma; ST Y bald a Court. , The di.- was observed with much joy, magnifi cence, and splendour, in various parts of the coun try. In London, the morning was ushered in with ringing of bells,and the display of the llagsand stand ards of the Crated Kingdom, from the steeples of the different churches, the Tower, and other public buildings; and the most livedy expressions of loyalty and attachment were manifested by all ranks of peuplo to I MAJLST Y. - As the clock struck one, sixty-two cannons were discharged in St. James's Park, and the sixty-one cannons on the Tower Wharf were discharged at the same time. Soon after nine o'clock, Their Mansion and PRI ucassu breakfasted together, at the Quaus's Palace. In the course of the muning,the Dukes of Your, KANT, COMMAND. SUSSEX. C•MZEIDOIi, and GLOtiCSATAII ; Princess CHARLOTTE of W•LIES; the Ilk op. of Comeau and Excess, ke. attended at the QUERN'S Palace, to pay their early and pi rate congratulations to Her Majesty ; a number of the dignified clergy and others alto attended. • About half-past twelve o'clock, Her MAJESTY tied the PRINCEsSIS, with the Princess CHARLOTT E of WALES. went in their carriages, in moaning dresses, from the Qu eyes Palace to Sr. James's Palace, where they partook of same refreshment, and then proceeded to dress in their Court dresses ; after which, Princess CH•ELOT Fa resumed to War wick House. - A little before two o'clock, M AJESTY and the Prime nits left th"ir dressing-rooms, to proceed to the grand Council Chamber, to hold a Drawing Room. In an anti-room, the Archbishop of CAN. 'PERMIT, and several other Bishops, were waiting to compliment Her M aJS.ItY, on the happy return Of the day. The Archbi...hop delivered to Her Ma jure a very suitable oratiros upon the occasion. Her MAJESTY end the Pa tee then proceeded through Queen Artee'a dining-room, and the ele gant suit of rooms. The Lord Cu arinutoa and the Cabinet Ministers were assembled in the levee room; and His MAJESTY'S attendants, the Field Officer of the day, and the Captain of she Cn i , d, in the extre-room ; all of whom pail their respells to Her MAJESTY. In consequence of this being the first Drawing- B•mses in this year, pursuant to the Chatter granted by FSing Cnatit es 11. for founding a school in Christ's Hospital. in the city of London, in which forty boys are direßed to be constantly educated for the sea sereke and to attend on the above day, with specimens of their progress in nautical mathe matics, during the last year, for the inmellioe of His Marts - re, kc.; the forty boys, in new clothes, attended accordingly in the presence Chamber, with Mr. Gwerias, their Muter, at their head; the youths hhl•ling in their hands the books and draw. legs of their execution daring the last year. The boys were presnred to Her Mums v by Alderman Sir J. W. A .osasow, the President ef the Institu tion ; and J. Pat. mut, Ewi. the Treasurer ; they were all uncle: seventeen years of age. Her MA. MTV and the Patacrases seemed highly pleased with the appearance of the youths belonging ,to that . laudable establishment, and very condescendingly examined several of the drawings and books, and were graciously pleased to express their Royal ap probation of the progress they had made. Tee President held 111 his har.,l a list of the youths pre sync, descriptive of th or eget. &C. It likewise contained an account of those who have gone out of the school during the last seven years ; it was most elegantly printed. and wrapped in gold pa per; but the Charter set the Ina, itt..,st requiting it to be delivered to the King of NOLA Pt D. it was, of comic. not presented. Ihe Soy. AA their per fa-prances were very much neui.ed by numbers of the Nubility and Gentry gl.lll 14 use Room, particulasly the Admiral, and N ival CA- Seers. Admiral Sir Isaac Corr's. wars mows ple4ied with the performance boy. that he requested Mr. Gwvrne, tree Ma ••er. to permit the yeutb to be engaged to him. w:.ich Mr. wv ei meetly politely agreed to. • Her Majesty and the Parmesans then pro. seeded net their way to the Grand Couto.i. C. Ara. bee. conalu.fled by_tiV Loan Ctl A'4 BERL ; 4ONTU:4, Her SLURS T Chamberlain, on Ler tight hand, End Colonel Desiaow on her left ; fol low ed by dbe,Paincstses, and.A. number of attend ants. As has been tustoshary Inc st-ver4l yestrai l past, the Council Cha mber was not opened till the , near •r, bad entered, to prevent the room getting' heated. and the comp toy who were assem bled waited in the original Drawing room. The LORD CHAMBERLAIN, with his wand of of passed between them, and formed a line for Her Mooney and the PRINCE . to pass. As they proceeded, Her MAJEST v and the Patric eiSIS con versed with several of the company in the moit affahle. and condescending mAnner. 11cr MAJrs r e'i approach to the grand Council Chamber being an nnunced, the centre door was thrown open. Her MAJESTY entered at about twenty minutes past two o'clock, and tank her station between the second and third window, leaning her back against a nimble slab tahle. Her MAJESTY'S train WAS held up by the Lady in waiting. The PEINcISSES arranged themselves on Her cs r 's left hand, according to their ages. Their attendants stood nearly under the l ' hrone. Her MAJESTY having taken her station to receive the congratulations of the company, the Loan CHAMBERLAIN waved his wand to Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, who was attending in an anti-chamber on the left of the Throne, with His MAJssr v's b Ind, to perform the Birth-Day Ode, written by JAaresPvs, Esq. the Poet Laurcat, and the music adapted to it by Sir WILLIAM PARSON% ar the el. press command of His Manse Y, who, with mull judgment and taste, &elided the whole of the music front ttle, admired Opera of ilsrvpiem, which had a fine effed. Mr. SALE, Jun. and Mr. W. KNYVETT, sang two robs, with their usual taste and execution. Master HOISICASTLZ, one of the young gentlemen of the Chapel Royal, executed awe/ very sweetly ; but kit voice bad scarcely sufficient compass to be heard by all the company. Mr. I:Per vert., Sen. presided at the piano -forte, and the band was ably led by Mr. DANCE. The room was completely filled very soon after Her MAJESTY had entered ; so much so, that it was with some difficulty Lail Mutterers and Col. Des- BROW yield prevent a pressure against Her MA) es. ry ; the company experienced considerable inenne venieoce at their entrance, particularly the ladies, with their unmanageable hoops. Her MAJESTY displayed her usual affable mariners in going through the fatigues of the day, in receiving presentations, and the congratulations of her old friends, till past five o'clock. Those who had the honour or being fist introduced to Her MAJESTY were, hit* 'I:HOM CS S'rANLy, by the Earl of Deasy. Tea Countess of Deese wAs very graciously received by 11cr MA- J EAT v : the Noble Countess remained in very c!.teritil conversation fora considerable time, with Princesses AVGC:T A. ELISSISILTM, ant! M•ay. Earl and Countess NaLsors had likewise the honour or very early paying their respells to Her MAJESTY. The Countess presented her daughter is Her hl Ai Lfi who was most graciously received. At. the Court there were present. besides Her M Tiler Nord lithe-14es the Duke of Tusk, the Duke of Kent, the Duke tot 'tub •ria.4l. the Our- er subsea, the Uuke of (.4tetbodie, aid the Duke of (iluttetmer. Their Rural HMO N...tee the Pfilleallf Aug.•ta. the Proles./ t..• risliceu ittalr, the Proses a hughia, the rtut- Amulet, awl the J),,. he-. of V Wk. Tole A re.huhho l o of Cewegetery. The Fell Nles.hel of eits4anel. The teed Chahcellor. The Lord Pte•oairot of the Privy Couscil. The Lord Pasy Seal. Thy Fast Lord of the Treasury. The Chen,ellor of the Excibeviet. Tne Sr.:fixative of Siete. The }'o4 Lord of the Admiralty. The Ma•tlf G-rer.l of the valiance. The Sec.elary et 'V..r. Pbe Psestsleot of the 'Jowl of Controul. The C:kaneehor of the Duchy of Laucaster. T:se Kisses Advocate. .—._ _ - _ The Lb. tr ChiPf J .tiee et the Court at Kittei dem& The Lout Chief Berea of the Exchequer. The M.it:er of the he Spe.ilter of the Muse of Commons. T .8 A r tt .iney Gcn;ral. The 3,4,,itur•ce.ieral. The Judge of the Admiralty. The Judie Advocate. The Solicitors-Get eral to the ?firma Wales. Tire Dean of WeArnin•lar. The tord Masa( of laonden • The Sherd:Not Londma and hllidilmlet. Inc.,. Casielcicala. P,inces-.G. Holstein 014enberg, and A. Hol , tein Oldeuburg. Duke.—Nwromk, Portland, Argyle, and It udand. birches. Northumberland. IWArquireeriooLaiisdown, Waterford, I leadfort, Wellesley, and Salisbury. hisrehhinesser-.-S:igo, Downshlre, Salirbury, Bath, Done gal, Ely, and Lasiarlown. Earia—Murton, Lauderdale, St. Vincent, Sandwich, Dar. cnuit, Pembroke, Bio!ett, Craves, Derby, Mansfield, Coeliac. Spencer, Uxbridge, Effingham, Nelson, Gre-eetior, More, Hardwiae, Westmeeland, AberJecn, Buckingham shire, Caledun;Powis, Limerick, Albemarle, Carnarvon, Tern. Pie, Bieadrl bane, Percy, Macclesfield, Darnley, Leicester, Ban bury, Northesk, Pow is, idalmesbury, and Portarlington. Cnuntesae.-.llarcourt, Cardigan, Chichester, Beverley, Derby, Buckmgliamshire, P.arrymnre, Mansfield, Detester, Etlingham, lemon, Albinos Buckinghamshire, Waldegrase, Harrutgton, St. Vincent, P-onfret, Temple, Macc:e.fiald, 11 irdwicke, N wthe.k, Cowper, Breadalbane, Nlothorough, Brielyn, and Closers% Viscausits--Castlereagh, %whey, &o pined, Sidmouth, ?tia ra", Barnard, firreck, Sydney F.bringtan, and rdsauhnon. Vs.countessm—hudirry, Sy‘ey, Ilowlek, Carlton, and Eurkstdoe. Ifishnp.—Chester, Eltitttf, St. Asa2h, 264:0, Ely, •nd Chichmet. Lords—Wal.inghaet, Bruce. Healey, Willou:hby de Broke, S'wweratile, Riv Erskine, Titynna, Eldon, St. Helen's, Ileadl.!y, Selma, Raitelagh, Holland, Auckla.4l, Radstock, Arden, Ked..adsle, R. Spencer, Wm. Ituesell, J. Townsend, H Petty, Henniker. Nnretlrtek, Ideathilekl, G. I leekei.bisrv, Mastlsnd„ Dynevor, dminerlost, Hawke, Clive, Walpole, C. 4 rause, Irtale, Aniher-r, and St. Juhit. Ladive—.Dairyripte, Amitruther, Smith, Ranks. Henley, d:altherpe, C. Hood, one, Price, HeClifford, M. Fordyce, P.anle, J. Thynne, ti. Thynne, Puultney, Newport, C. Walpole, A. Cued, Stanley, True, C. Strargaway, C. Gre vale. M. itentinck, Cairlisetirn. Beton. Hair-mon , C K.• ,A. CumbeilaipJ, &intent, W. It uairll, Ber nard, Alvailley, Swindon, G. Cavendish, H. litnrerald, Stewart. C. :mummer. Raol.teck, Delaval, Grant, C. Murray, A. Smith, 1 4 , nsghtua, Woriehinisi., A. Per.y, S. Pricy, Leighton. re/Cy, Stanley, Fl.lini, Hawks, c.A.4.0, Redraidae, 'e, A 14.. C ostrnick, Reel, Wia.A, C. Worn. Chambers. and M Markham. inuts.-41e BMWs and Di Loge. rareness Nolkim Ainonwialuesvv.itsrkivis, liossien, Piirtuguese, Danish, Sere de., ttiassusit, owl itleapoissee. CuJrn Hoot. han— I' titanl-.. D Smith,C. Po 1., T. Ttiov. A. Pirintr, n 414 .rue, N hisllmotke, A. 14•Lnt4safti. C. Proac, P. Framer.. I. Eaill/ff, C .1i44•••1, C. ti/Sts . .o Jame. Polierley. Wen. Sn.n. W W J Alftry 4.-r, I..ase Ile .rd, T:Terto.., J tots. J. II SulT•g, J. DMILMA, 11. i akttr, It. King, W. IS, 0 told, R. Curtis. J. Dnile, R. Serkley, A. Gr .nt. I'. It 'room ovii, Doodwi, W. D. Neale, C. fa.i3.,1, I. Jinne.d," W !login., 1. CialEA W' 14, ry, C it.rug!it..n, J. C. 0.1 w. (Nark, W. Lerghten,..J. Aodeisrio, C. Green, J Creig,.l.4liistruilier, J. Orie, W. Ably, •r, A. Munro, A. Wellesley, H Jones, R. Onelow, a.. 4 J. Tact,ell. Adni a, d burr•ter. Geo..r..is—Plorrard, (;,ee cen. Hewitt, Arable,. Rearm Leslie, Woornrigg, Wilford, Fits;Wrielc, Abe , enteibie, Fineo, Davis, Manners, Harcourt, Ralf°. R.ielt. De Watievil4,Corlio, St. Juba, Uncle, Wi:haid,lCuoaifteld. Porter, and St. Leger. Burman, Cameron, Ml'Donald, Plunkett, Woad, It G.irdoa, Villiers, Orreolq, Hood, Rubinson, Stopforcl, Iteatimunt, Talbot, Howard, P..,ter, Itonbury, Slirai.nel, Tad Poaet, Rabe, Itolton, Harris, Maotry, Manitingliam, Atrrn, ‘Vatsno, ai d Howe .1. Majors—Dereo, Allen, Chfi lir , 'fay h .r, and An ley. Captatrts-.Murray, Wool, Uort oi, Preeosantle, Markham, Peres, Caul, Barn, Gower, Jog', Keene, Paget, Crawford, and De Wetter Pte. Reverend Gamble, Maton, Dad•l, Vyie, and Bry4tes. - Me•sr>.—W. Gosling, Abbott, Vansittart, Wynn•, Eden, H. grown, Jackson. Walpole, Walion, Heuerden, Greco. 1/11M, H••n F. North, Warner, Smith, Johnson, Gob Mimi-, Wind, %Vindhain, Rose, Greenwood, Peretwal, Dent, Wils•rn, Dundar, Jenkiminn, Johnstm •, Ki• rood, Gre•ille, Annesley, Flnwer, Dawson, Diet', Jeics 11, Sl o an.•, F, her, Grant, Reeves, W,..rairw, Hunter, I)rai, Fulls., We•t, Sheridan, S4rffington, Fremantle, Villiers, Shaw, Mainwaring, R Ward, Ryder, arme, Gerhart, asthma', Long, Tierney, Calvert, Fergiloon, C. Bruce, Coffin, G Penn, J. Penn, Frere, SI. rester, E. Walpole, Brown, F_ North, C.oartney, Seat, Mg.*. nald, M. Smith, Dr.:Winton, Trent, Smith, R. Walpole, Ed wards, E. Walpole, aovdell, Vincent, Fowler, Itin. Herbert Gambier, Firmer, Bennett, Waite:bone, Marsden, and T. Mistresses—A. Edwards, Vansithrt, beim!). Walpole, R. Walpole. Benyon, Wyndham, V moan& Au'wot, risher. N. balt.,w, H. Williams, Coombe, Markham, M.Kee2W, Voltam, Cwling. Thwart:4i, Bruce, Fre..asantle, P , teeval, Hamilton. Calvert. nylon, W,dderburne, ■nd Sutton. Arleme—Two Dalrymple% Hanker, Chambers, N- ken, E atom, surro De Gr.... Hanks, CAltherpe, two Cireliton. Lowe. Onsi. w, 1 • uhei3.l, tvn Cu ,on As, ErAkine, If tri•rtrrd, Poti•ett, Hou:2llton, I. lyturi, Fteetnaitle, Cowei.t•itylo., Fieliasog. ki.bbs, %us tt“ rt, Sutton, and Savi':e. The following numerous rresentetions to Her MAJEVIT took p:act : coming to his title, by Earl Murton. Leal %1.41114i1A. by •Its Eul of Ltudiertlaus. Sir Thorn 14 &tilde* Thum...e upon big being created a Baronet, and Jp;witated C..a . ,Asolar of the Navy. L , od Fortict,by the Earl of Maim. Eta of ColAsin, on his biting appointed Geyernos of the Cape of Good klopo, and took leave of fie, Majesty, • . _ . A POrll::11ft• iiiitleinalt rad intriAluerd to Ha )44iinty by the P.riugae-e Ankba,sador. _ . Sir Jaunt's b.b..mlJ, on his being created a Baronet, by Earl Mwt tips Carer, (Lighter of R. S. Ct-ewe, E.i. M.P. fo g the leAtfllV of We.ferd, by r aun., Lady Newpoit. et P. y, by Alt:lt-ratan w!er. IL+ Cost isand, by Dry igtr Lady Sidney. Miss Charlotte Manners Sutton, by her Mnther, Mrs..M Salton. Earl of Poetarlingten, upin hi• being appnlnt,d to the caw teani the 4th (..; anis.mi I tt,•11,41, In, Earl hd.aetec f.frs (rant, by Lady VintrAy ba,.!l-, by I.a•ly kleytknough. S.r If “to.. 1.1•11.01. upon un return to England, bon Bagdad, by Sari Mo. tous. Mrs. A E acts, by Oa Lid► In Waiting. Lord cid LAI Ni•?eft , ll, 13, Earl Morton. Mrs. 4 .a.n.11. Cie Couhts cif Card.gi... E.. 1 of Bre.idallane, upon his being ereatea an English Prer. M. Nelson liv her suotl.er, the Call'lllh4 Mr. •Usrke,' by his father, Si: Wm. Chime, col Earl Murton. Lard Clumalston, nn his marriage, by Earl Morton Adrenal upon his proonwioo. Mu.. Hank.- by her sister Laity ItaWVP. , Sir 11.4,1 D.ltymplt, upon rill beiug • I pprrinted I.;eittr.n.at- Cwverts,r G.t.raltar. !deur'. Itranscomb an 4 Miles the -rife of London and id:4l.lle.eve, upon their eettion to their tifFeco. Loot :tea...4oe. upon hie return from Ireland. GLs of Norfolk, the Ltd klor.hal of Eng• food, uiout 114 betas opputot..l the 1. of toe eJunty of Soria*. • Teo Moms Dalrymple, bv their I.t .ther, 1.. iv D %lir mule. • Prince Georg • and Augustus De K.satent Olde.tourg, upoa then arrival iu England. Kest of Lilac:late, upon hi. being appo;nted Kire;.er of the Strain in Scotland, and Ills litkrlS Irulll Mammon, Ely, upon coining to title The Muses Core, daughters of Lady Morris Sore, were in trotare., he their relative Cod. Gar.; their brother, an h.. rawu for the county of by the Earl of Mona. Mr. Pinckney and Mr. Morro, the join: American A calory, by Viscount Howie.: caniucted by Captain Chester add Earl Morton. General Ferguson, by Mr. Ferguson, M. P. Mr. by Alderman Straw and Fort Morton. Mr. Charles Maurice ' by Earl Mansfield. Sir Themes Stanley , by the Earl of Derby. Sir J.l Ar.struther, uirin his arrival from India. Lard I feadly, upon cow.ing to his title. Colonel Runbury, on his being appointed to the command of the Second liattalion of Rugs, be Earl Craven. Sir Robert Barlow, upon his being appointed Deputy Comp troller of the Navy. Mr. Trans, by Earl Morton. Dr. John Randolph, upon hi , Ming translated from the Bishopric of (biked to 11111g0f. Lord Clive, by Earl ?OVAL Viscount Ifowiek, upon his being anointed Secretary of Stan for Fiirlingil Affairs. Vi.eount Sidinouth, upon his being appointed Presid.mt of the Council. Mr. T. Grenville, upon his betiig appointed First Lnrd of this Admiralty. Guam! Sir Charles Hastinr, upon his being crested a Barooes. Lady Anstruthcr, on her return from India. Mr. Wynne, upon his bring ..ppointed Cinder Sleretary of State, by Lori Grenville. Mi. Ti-rney, upon his being ~;,roointed Presilent of the Board of Cantinal. Mr. W. Gearing, by Ln.d Sir Thames Stanley, by the Ear' D, by. Chanilwrs, by her urn the', :..Sy Chambers. General Hewitt, 0p..) hit being 10,,olisted Cuiuntander-in- Chief in India. Lard arum, by Earl Morton.. Lady Catalina' Murray, by the Caunt, to of Mantir'd. Sr Pbthp Francis, hit he rig al.pointed a Kirght of the Duke of Argyle, on cognitive h.s Lieutenaist Shrapnell,lay Major Christi* of the Royal Artillery. Capt. Freemsntle, lapels his being appointed one of the Lords of the Aditiita:iy. . Sir Wm. and I.ad, Abdy, on their meithige. Got. G, ver, end Mass C.oirrr. by Mr. Woe. dusling. Lord Holland, noon his being appointed the Keeper of the Privy Seal. C.I. Uonald, by Sir William Giant. Sir William Fuscr, on h:s being created a liarooet. Usooral Sig W.lisam Clarke. upuohis return from tha EA t lndie... . ..... (.nerd Wetherell. upon hit return from America. T. R.. Dr. WWI the lik.ltoprick IstrEarigar, to St. Ateph Mr aii.l Mrs. Gm.ling, 011 evir menage. Lord We:yulc„ by the lion. Robert Walpole, on coming to big title. ..... Mr awl Mn. VAnsitlart, upon their mirriago. Mr Fust.nanilo, Neon hr be.ng sepo,rno , l ono of ibo So- CrOtArres r., air Tresusrv. The lion W. F E. Lien, son of f.orl Medlin& upon hi. h-irs. :.p00.451 ono of tfin Tebus og the Encholust, by ins 146 w, Laid Auck:azi. .1 LADIES DIFSSF.S. VIFIL iviESTY. . Peltier,lt of brown velvet, enehroodered vele! scarlet Int white silk. edged with rich point lace, tied up with m y, dk .-nrds and tarirls, a manth., to eurrey aid rid" loos at teoltot to cutreipontl. PIIINCIESS AtIOUSTA. A b . ruert settee pettier'.!, richly embroidered with ~/,„„ with a beautiiul draper) on the right side, interinisis !flask and rtu•llitCe fOOCS.A large bouquet on theism we r i„,„ ita wit% Within chlint ; • brown, and silver tissue train. Inotrata round W eurrespund. RINCFSS EfrlZ ABET!! A marnitieent /rise nt V . 1.11 TeiTCt, superstly with gu4l ; the right of the dress compaed of a ins:king &sire's, eregantly striped with gold s:iaegte,. ail finished at nett... whin • navvy Imtder of • MnS4l intermix-4 with pine leaves, flially eiribrottlered in dead A 4 bright gold toil, boliton, rte.; the contaatr tit' w h ich . 4 %%takingly elegant; smaller draperies in shell work, wait .„‘ [ruder', emnpleted this superb dress, which wPI remarked Si,. lava and effect ; the whale finestred w,:l • mnN inlet at bott , ono, rd font anal buhi rq laahl p . 041 ,upoth curds aid lases. Id,/ Royer tinerrnesausu e green and g• 1,1 tb.u. ; siesta ...akmentra ent:i a,d go:d, and oiusuacd with AMY. A dies the lame as Her K. ! It•ghnems roue , bit; ice starlet and gait PRINCESS sortglA. A puce velvet pettisust, richly hisinued roan I its ism, 4 with geld twist wad spangles, of which a moat mean hunt cy per, ago's! geranium I , m real embossed wi.:s , w as rid, with superb points, terminating with ru'd tee eis: the m , of puce mid geld : the whole dies* displayed myth floe ta rt , PRINCESS ASiILIA. An elegant fawmenleered dre.a, silver taste:a. H„. dress, a very hale panache of n 0... reenters. PRINCESS CASTELCICAI.A. An elegant white crape, with drapery e wort lace, omementel will) white satin anrl •nd Iw p ,d „ han.l..ue head tinsels ; tube, purple velvet, tnca.4 with, point lecc and be.e. I)UCIIESS OF YORK. - • • A white crape petticoat, the giotrid embrolJeted. rad ap.mgte4, 11l shell patterns, bouleted wnh vwfv.ll4 rt 4 an : acorns, elepntly worked an gold, ititt-runaed frith • velvet ; theadrapesv !tersest with gold spangles and buttr•le itisitospereed w.th bunch,. of atoms, and bwedeted leave, fast e n e d with gold curt and Lintels; rt. 0, tastefully tri imted with r ad, puffed in the no ••• • irtl trawler, and of an anted new pattern; train of b: e t „ . trimmed with scold triage; the Lily slcoet a • inetitiod wail diamonds. Ilea4.4tete, panache of sew. n feathers, with a rifest beautitul heron leather, and a 0n,.. . nf diamonds ; the styli• of thit chest, which it particularly gain, is the invention of Madeira Jay mood. DUCIII'SS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. A rich blue satin petticoat, with a drapery of blue tr.t, trinirr.edVrith rich able; rna.itw , blue satin. THE DOWAGER MARCHIONESS or BATH. A petticoat arid draperies of lie,' a hits satin, ersho-iilepa ,vreaths, and Mosa.c of silver spa nel-v ; draperies look.d,p with sephyr trimmings, and slyer cords ast.l ureic MARCILI,ONIiSS OF SALISBURY. A green diem', covered with peat, lace, and ornamented w i t k gold. COUN rEss OF MACCLESFIELD. A tea-c•duure.l 'mho petticoat, euperb , y trimmed with t 0.1 ulacouseionly hue steel•werk ; art robe the same ki the petticoat. COUNTESS OF mAxsrti.l.T). A petticoat of raven-mibriveil satin, COYt:sal • ith a eripe .1 the same volatit, richly embroideted ilia silver (ewe, with a braid li , rder, embroidered in slyer oak I..ivel tile draperies of the same, with a Ale-atc embroidery of I. bast Kars ; herder of silveir teayss, d up with aeubir trimming., and silver mod. and taws.; strain of twill, with a rich horde,. Illiad-dreg, diactimida and ..macs COUNTF.SS QF I , IIIIR I MOP F.. A whita . crops petticoat, elegantly embroidered 111 p a -angles, iiitormixed with white salon, pocket holes Naafi. fully trimdied with gold Cr • 4 end taseel.; tram of e'^ei velvet, hummed with gold. ii.-ati-firevk, diamond,' ;i b i s reaibel, CULTN IESS FITZWII.I.I • white crepe no:tic.rat„ grounded entirolt urea to the Mr laic s:yle ; the drai.er:es with a rich GMCIAII border; pockft !.oles, superbly trimmed with gold, and gnld cords and teiwl.; train of brows satin, trimmed with gftlii fringe; bind. sod sl-eihs I/unwed with ;watt I ma, and looped with dioaorodir Head-dress, a pmfuti n of daimondt. COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN. A brown velvet petticoat, embroidered %yak beautiful shaded tOsti and told, in draper:lN with a mo.t a porn rose c , lour aid gtai Vandyke trord...r, with rich cord and tassels; body o lotirs, and train, to coirclinad. COUNTESS OF MALMESBURY. A suletb petheoat of Russian green crane, faneifetly eta tiro Iced with rdi and Egypt:an berries ; the trail of Itos -41.:,, ii,ren, crape, and Perna* to correspond. Heas'Afeas, a pr.desinn of feathers and diamonds; the whole slid guy kweut.lul. COUNTFSS OF UXIIRIDGE. A white crape petticoat; rich e tilircodeted drepety, rA green (.d, ley leaver. and gold. edged with liable arid po:ct lace; body and train cid green satin, trimmed with genie. COUNTESS OF ST. VINCENT. A white eraPepetticoat, svtw 'orisiderrativsoh;.:l4 and V .k velvet, trimmed with swansdown ; bed, and Gain of awe satin, trimmed will swansdown and gold. Head-dress, wL,te and gold cap, wrath a pr•rfrist.m of diamonds. COUNTESS OF FLY. A petticnat of rich leopard satin, tastefully ornamereed setb sia,,crb black lace and real sable ; train, leopard satin, tr./rood u rib lace and sable to correspond. This dress may certai , , , , a:thouvli neither gold nor silver appeared in at, he c•aesileiel one of the richest and inod expeusave at Cost. Head-dieelp lace, sable, and feathers. COUNTESS OF CARLISLE. White crarie petticoat, embroidered with green and Owe fewouned •p with green silver cods and tilli•all; bioeis velvet train, trimmed with point lace, to correspeud• COUNTESS OF DERRY, A superb dress of white and gold, with a 'UM morn/warn the emgant %implicit) of the style it wa, finialtid in, atirac , e l universal attention, arid was admired by the Princesses. Ho Ladyship wore a radon in et ar..l tualied remark• ably well. Head dress, bandeau of Manton:li, auJ us a brown aiJ acirlet feathers. CJUNTESS OF POMFRET. Dress of white crape, elegantly triminol win erare ,, of • tasteitilly ornamented with white satin rt. , ' 1 4 7• u mo beside, and finished with boot end and ; rutd ut Ittca mini, trimmed sub lore and beads. COUNTESS ST. MARTIN DI: FR:3NT. A dress of crave, miidiqued with gii . .l, ornamented srl with rich cord and tassels; robe o: tracts saver trimmed with elegant point lace and gold twice. FOUR LADIES PERCY. Whits satin petticoats, with elegant drapery of white satin. trimmed with Ens swansdown; limns of *him mho, and swansdown to correspond. LADY NEWPORT. An elegant white crape petticoat, richly embrnidred fro i.y Lases, in gold; trio of puce velvet, looped with disto.i.ids, holy and sleeve. richly otawriente I with diarouti ,. s •nd pc at lace. Heail.alriess, dieus.ind baodeae, arid superb plume leathers. LADY RORINGDON. Potpie and silver train, with • wi.ae was petticoat. LADY 110111TEIN. 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