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• 51 1 11 Ire, 3 Thynn l'4'l• rse, .F. Prat, Ho ' nor, • Frullo?e, C• Her Sudley, St. ti t rial, l Av ingto‘s, 11'11°- - 111,h . * Allot, GI. 1 -044 W•ad Glth , Co'd" —w • ar bracnt ier.r4 Price k i .c lingd on , • e ,era lf e ,Preseatt, oecber'Fi Ili F.rird, . ...ourtney, o'ej;M. ce, Pilau. n d Houghtien. fa iselbe ' ll ` 4l end I*-444 Londu ,tr, womin!try.. A . ° ll ' 44 " —Tu .: „7 n 3" wn,Sardutlaer Noleken, g " see N 4Al.ll ' Woristosr and K Celbu • h r We i. G. lasnFt °6o , ei,G TAP.", W. F 4ina j Riddell, H. Sr. -,1, Senn, J. II iti,J• B. Sol J • ••eti, j. Onto:. T. s r. , R: Millard, R. Berkley, I J, Crx tg a .! doend,.....Moncrielfe, C. n Erskinr, noinghom, Bernard, S C a innelo•--I.alig iehl, Smoliene, Beau , Warn, Arl‘me, Row aninghtmt Vlrl^lieft p: „ c,,eatty, Fry, F Strotto ris and Vagrant , corinse-Grey, Galt, grreolde, Warty. Stretto N xihope, UPton• Wood e. 01..,Shoftne, Page:, g l ees, Shipity, ttairr and rag*. Dr, Reynolds, Knot —Rev. Boiler, riot, Wren!, G. t.an't ar Sault Leferre, He Alrealey, Rigby, TArnaliend, Abbot, W Fen:mak, Bedingfield, eien, Stock, 11. Mae • We I.load, Scutt, B' Fre-, Smiih, A. S anti p Fluter, hi ticolm, Meg Inow'ses, Mailiworinit, Gremiti.M, • Kerr,Gowland, C' Wm. Agar, J•ltbrA, MA' ▪ Vareittart, Forteerue, llrt•ler, Dimon, T.,:gl ▪ lutes, and Mais.len. Mistresses-If. P.tt, Goulding, Shifaer, Si; ▪ Dudley North, I.nhoff, Goeilai.d, C. Corson, I • Conotatlit, H rapes, AU.', Blsrktoint, Tin itee, Mateo Lolyton, Bethisret, Su tam Seville, A. Stantir Mines—Egerton, V ▪ De Hamm MA!, • tirckburn, iloseairren, North, tee Bouslaes, •• -• Y Monet n, ttritnin. Hungerford, Guise, I • Lake. Among the Pre od Captains Robertson. a- Mae Ram, by the I r id Lord and Lady eh, be Mm Bontein, by tr Lady Mary Ann Br T. ta , e, to the King. vas Lady Smith, by V ed, die Rine. The limn Miss T. CT. 'Mi.. George Strut taJ her marriage. err Mir Scut:, the 1.; tn. Cnanteie of IVitit7n The tishop of N. is that See, by the Rothurs`,ths trey Arthur Stanhope. Mn, Prince, by tl III( Miss Meyned,by Mr. Rumen, tor I P P* Sir Henry Payton their mar, i ispe. Prime Calitni Lu lord .n 4 Lady C !am. Tire Swedish Ar Seeders, to Her Me lia. Lady Eel - en and Mise Burton, doe lbagram e The Lady of Cal Line. Bert. The 113 Y AL B lue Rnnm tillpael Pao., pot lett the l'al: Com- ~.very thing , Ai. o IT, the mi. so,c• th,r. paler A petticoat an draperies of rich Shod• si emeralds and d vett ami esfordt same, green and hichcy , s h a m, A white and si i, fear whits and skier, aitioab brnches of lard,' the body and tr iturron , A magnificent dr mall wnhAver ; the CI stripes the cm "On oale mist I the limit& Can'e over‘,4l all 4ivt•T t .111, la d small distance, 011 43.114 atm.'. dive, ; tw with herders of COM , the white ninth looped up with ka..berri rth and elogato ei.uM awe tentorkatate ii S.. se, uitwsnl irenV" Olt I ft. ' lb. nil* M 1 orthQ the liter ; maul Oqed‘ Or • Hew Rural Ti 11.1 4 aLinta•it at Cou sweena the po 1. Thynnes, Cecil, L. mtteet, G. Thynne, nt, Rolle, Ely, Rinks, C. - Villiers, Bellssise, Halkeith, IT. fitagnald, Ho w e., Poss . 's, Lantlsirtt, c• Moe , Itto•tno P. CMS , ' E.. Cuurtoey, ii .s.tors, Hale, Sefton, Dame, Hort, Glanbeisie, F. Hatton, F. Borrees. Jdrhouw, herale, Cli.srleville, Va. lthariie, Somerton, Binning, Gran. sown. Bentley, J. Dawkins, Mort H..r. owhy, !Voce, Smith, Doug. enley, M. Sutton, Bonti.k, Cole, rem., Rniwn'os, E. Siva:urine, tine 4, Rive, Garlies, isr.l, Peyton, M. A. Brownlow, Dublin' and Timm. iwol,llerefocd, Norwich, Ch'- Lond 4 a , lad Cluiae. Imperial, Russian, Near.oLtan, Oki. 1, sod Hompach. Munster. Ford, G. Osborne, R. Pmle, A. 'ells, A. MaedonAld, W. G Ant, , T. M. Sutton, F. Ile.,stwe.ll, A. rfax, R. Gammon, J. Colleton, W. r+chcy, I She'ley, E Nlrva.i, C. Ilippesley, T. Metcalfe, W. Huth, J. Earner, C. Price, H. Parker, S. igge,J Hod, R. Corti% M. Fleming, C. Rstrtyldf, 11. Peyton, Mont. ra wrfurtl,aorl W. Blizsrd. „Rad. Trolllpe, and 'Markham. Calved, .M goners, Otrleaon, Araltin, lialfonr, Mrthews, S..hoheld, and !low ate,. Hsrn,ge, Waldo right, Desbrnw, aumont, Hutellinso , o, Howard, Ches. ',OM, Allen, Sargiwon, C, ra Langton, Fraser, M. Sutton, Cartel, Langton, Fasgerald, Wheelwright, CJx, anl :ton, Ely, Raw Hosea, Shipley, Allan, it, Gold, Berg, linro.e, °inland, Atli. Lambert, Burnett, Eyes, Ctoke, 'ood. Bradyll, Lturat, R. N Bateman, t, Finch, Patzr, Bowd-n, Hurnl.hries, tribeld, Kaye, Baker, llauatas, Sktne, nott, IleLeaden, and Jones. w, Windham. M. Pitt, Bond, Pierre tt-nr, Pitt, Courtney, Guo'ding. lobliourc, Palmer. Shaw, roues, Ile:- St, ?Cabin, Hervey, Perchard, W. Pitt, Poole, Howard, Silvcster, ild, Percival, Pelham, Cartwright, Me ihrigron, Jultiffe, Long, Ward, Ryder, tackburat, Watson, Variants's, Baker, thane, P.irin. Wilson, Bank', Laurel, legging, 11. Wilh.Ans St. John, Adam, , F *croon, Canning. NeviHe, Shaitue, Curti+, Knox, Ferguson, Gorse:, Pe'. Chapman, P. Ward, Litieton, Bennett, {shop, Ogilvy. Hammer, Ch dwynd, N. `, Burg Webber, Talbot, Navirart, ltrairr, Cranford, Ward, Wright, Bur- Freernaritte, Thethissoo, )T041.1 , 1,11, tanners, Howard, Rigby, D. Gtoirebos, Mestsen, Ryder, Addingtoit, Veroutzs Leors4, 1.. Vox, Hate, Mane, Stewart, Vi Dutton, Shiptort, C. White, , honwson, Citetwyn.te, Blackman, (sire Malignant, Mootegoe, Fitzhugh, Fushetlacft, • Staitheite, C. Shelve., kissit,oshl, thope, Wood, Pree, Maumee, a 1,4 Soot. Ranks, three Svcs, h.f ou, t; Pelham, Aghsutnham, retie, I.by, Cu:t, Corogalli., L. Gqwe•, k, Macdonald, Saxe, Rich, Prince, Hon In. Neville, James, Sikes, South, Mack-0.1. Burton, two Wright:, two Ellsots, Presentations Wert-, and El titophiies, by the Earl of Maecl.sfel 1 Llay to Waiting ttreettle, by Col. I)e•brrw. her Mother, Livia ►S.rntein. abeam, by her Motoer, the Countess Zen Vistoont•s; Galway, on her mangy, to Monektan, by the sante. ittattott by Lady Be;trolow,. to thio King. on ~adv of the Mamber fot Worcester, by the •rtoa. iirsrteh to tier Majesty, on his promotion nreithehop of Canterbury. the 1..0ef of the of Norwich, by Mrs. the 1,24 in Waiting. the Marchione% at Hertford f his Father, Sir Jame" Bland Burro. 'ayton a. id Lady, by Sir Stephen Connell, upon Lubnmirtki, he the tewian Amha.n.lne Clomnell, on their mirringe. to the King. \ nthawador I.ce.ent.d two Gentlemen from laje.ty. Scott, by the Lady in WAiting. ughter of lllr Gelivr .1, by the saute. a. by Calm - it:l De,hrow. Capt. Richard king, on of Admiral Sir R FAMILY did not leave the Drawing past six o'clock, awl the company had Palace till considerably past seven. 1g was conduced with the greatest niiiitary and police officers aflins loge. DRESSES. ITER MAJESTY. and train light green and silver tarsal% with Is black real lace, ornamented with a profu•i.rn diamonds, in a variety or dente% with silver .Ii and other ornaments. The mantle of the and silver so n net, trimmed with fine black lace. PRINCESS AUGUSTA. tastr uranet petticoat, with drapery of superb ter. with ‘eiy rich ont.noents of haver foil, am. irAe silver Rowers, elegant silver cord and tassels ; ' train of the same, with a pointed rich silver PRINCESS ELIZAHETH. it dress of amber crape, superbly embroidered ,r ground work of the petticoat richly spangled VCIV, wi•.‘i silver rings. The drapery on lbe t tastefully embroidered in bunches of snipes, ills of the line in Over bullion, t inter the eil4e; embroidered in aciAleps of ring at a , and as a relief to a massy border of silver foil, omposcrl this suprpb and striking part of Her two arrialhw draperies, boluttfully embrmdered Benetrim, chain to c.a respond with the borders, Lined with a profusion of broad black lace, and e4eant .ilver cord aces twirls : this frilly .0 oitt fires display' the itnial taste sal I style that le iii 11. r Rwal H Train, •reher and INi`lqf ttiminci with howl silver fringe arid podrt lace. PR MICEss MARY. on white and silver, without MIA , !MITI , ' and silver Ctsue. PRINCESS VIP WALES. iliehr.ew•a dr..v irna oiste the tn•sat outserb All9l Court, and %ell rah el deal f.or the orc.t.iun and potaictat was of rich *osier tr,sue, ontonsidaled at • Itnttowt with hig , -;to!istsed steel crescent!, stars, aptness, &c. to form a Mosaic border at bottom, ei;li rue ....Jet was a most suloob miser fringe, entirely ditfer.iit iron any thin; of the kind made before; the pocket bolts lastnftilly oinsmented with large buOches of silver laweelt. ; the tr,iiiii which was very long, wes composed of the same ai the petticoat, trimmed all mood with the same enilimi4ery and fringe i round the wait ax a ino,i eleg int embrindererl hand—the whole had the ef fect of an entire inas, of silver, and was ‘llsive•siilly admired.— Ilead-dreis emulated of diamonds and ostrich furthers. DUCHESS OF YORK. A white silver 'hone train, trimmed round with lace ; sleests ton:•u with ilienniuts; most superb white crape pctticnat, richly siiangled in stripes, with a beautiful brotrl Over lOWA, intermixed with shell-work, and a rieh drrp•ry mo.t styes hly worked in silver in the Mlie.aic style; with four entirely new fashioned tassels, in imitation of hops, au•petrded by a silver looped chain, the whole haying a most rompihrent ap pearance; head duns, the Inatallation plume of white feath , r , , with a real he.int plume of immense value in the centre. PRINCESS CASTELCICALA. Petticoat of yellow crape, richly embroidered 10 silver, dra pery of beautiful white lawn and yellow crape, ornamented with rich thick silver Toth° of festoons, having an elegant and picturesque appearance ; the bottom of the petticoat a superb bordar ; a quarter dress of einbriidery in diamowli ; triin of yellow crape, and silver trimmed to correspond with the are... DUCHESS OF LEEDS. A white crape dress, embroidered with silver drapery, trimmed with twnad spangled net, and onnviiented with billicha of fancy flowers, with variegated leaves; train white and silver, with silver cord and tassels. - MARCHIONESS OF HERTFORD. A petticnat And drapery of white crape, debit' appliqued with silver, finished with an elegant embroidered fancy ty,rder in silver over pale yellow, and trimmed with deep silver fringe —pithier crape sashes (richly appliqued and es.broidered in silver) fastened acmes the drapery and. petticoat with bunches of rich silver curd and tassels ..train, white crape trimmed with pale yellow and silver, body sod sleeves of rich silver net sad su.niner DOWAGER COUNTF.SS SEFTON. A white Crape petticoat, trimmed with blond lace.--drapery the acne, ornamented with cords and tarae.s--train to Corte- SpOriti. Head-dress, diamond, and feathers. COUNTESS OF HARDWICKE. In a superb purple and 'direr tissue, tidily embroidered border of eleg mt ernb.sssed work—ete petticoat ut ~bite satin, with border to torrroyond with the drapery and rube--Abe cord and tassels were most beautifully dutioted in true ktntican style. Her Ladyship wort a profusion of d.amonis. TILE COUNTESS OF ABERDEF.N. White crape petticoat, tint Dothan' faheaftilly arranged in blue sarsnet, covered with a rich point lace, headed with a b. autiful silver ting-tr.mming, fastened together ifrsh silver cord—ethe drapery was wholly composed of a beautiful rich p Out lace, wreathed round with aileer ring trimming, to match the bottom—body and train light ulue, the sleeves handsomely trimmed with lace and silver. Head dress composed of silver and lace, with diamonds beautifully disposed. THE COUNTESS ST. MARTIN DE FRONTE. The body and train War, trammed with silver from.,; the sleeves ornamented with point lace and sliver spangles; the pet ti. mat white crape, elegantly embroidered with silfer spangles and lilac, to correspond with the body and train. COUNTESS OF ESSFJC. A white crape petticoat, with a rich silver teadar • le Gorey., with a double .loper! of silver-wore craps, the tipper draprry boi.eit up with artificiai flowery ; a ricer brown and sitter gamier train; sleeves looped with diamonds. COUNTESS OF POWIS. A drew , of yellow crape, claimed isitli paint lace, drapery fastened with clients of pearls—robe to cat/respond, trimmed with lace. COUNTESS OF MALMSRURY. Petticoat wh.te and silver; body and train of brown and 10 - •. r—.head dress, ostrich feather' and diamends. COUNTESS OF KENMARE. A superb white and site •r crape petticoat, se th TinkL% dra peries of yellow cry;..,, rirhly embroidered, and fa.tened up watt rich :7 hAitt: of aitve.•—b idy and train of yellow crape, to eorrr.pmid, with s'.eevei very elegautly embroid..red. The whole fortuine one of the mot elegant dres-s at Court. Tork eh heat-dress,oriatnentfsl with a preftelort of thatworitie lie, Ladysity looked uncommon y handsome. COUNTESS OF UXBRIDGE. A white crape petticoat, spangled with silver, border of sneer hoot, oeuainented with fine blend. COUNTESS OF GROSVENt)R. A very rich silver drags, embroidered on white crape, Ow sant border rouad the petticoat. VISCOUNTESS VILLIENS. Petticoat and draperies of •pple.gre... crape, a rouche of the mine at the bottom of the petticoat the scroll dia,terhu went most superbly bordered with an embroriety et bronze arel beady front the antique, an immense rope and teasel of the sante beads was sespended from a teem of a Lyon ou the lett, end passed to the right to sul,pnrt the drapery—..train the lame rot brnattery in nitti.ature. This drew was universally admiral from the design, as well at the ornaments, being perfectly unittite. Head-dress a plume of bmiiac (.vine s and a profit -4.oll.lldiainond... The taste displayed in her C a dythip's thee fattened aldittunal splendour from the elegance arid lizauty of the wearer. VISCOUNTESS CIIARLEVII LE (prelentation dress). Weide crape pAticoat, with an arabesa ae bon ler and Mosaic, richly ensbroidere I ist eitver—draparles embroidered in wreaths of the real silver oriental law—train, white figured usenet, trimmed with a deep Vandyke in ,den erribroiciety--thr. drive enriched with large silver tassel fouleaus. Heed dress, tuOrin Moe, ornamented with diamonds and a plume of five white feathers. LADY CI lARLOTTE P AGET. A dress entirety of fine Brus sels IS " lace, othameated /fah buezhes of re... 1 ml rtle. LADY WALSINGII.N NI. Dress of white crape, c leered by drapery of wli.te !are, and ornarueisted with ribbon, trimmed with Veil lace. L 'NIA BOSTON. A lilac crape drem, with drapery of white lace, ornamented with silver Toilet, cord and tassels ; train, lilac c:a,m,.and silver. LADY BROWNLW.V. Dress of eaphy blue, trammed with broad black bee and bead.. funds, Sc, LADY MARI.A. FANE. This diem attra(led universal admiration ; it was formed eft timely of :MOM b 1.440,11 e ape, tettefolly ornameered with Monte ivy swath.; the scroll draperies were clipped to; ether in (rout wit:. btoiseo beads ; pock a.holeis ontantelit , i with the mesa costly bawls train trimmed al round with brtmae arv• Headdress, a plume of brie bronze feathers. LADY C. SOMERSET. A whit , ;rape petticoat and drapery, trimmed with white blond lace half yard in depth; the crape spotted sr i:h bea the whole orna.naisted with beads, and heal tassels; train lett b.r col•turr4 crape, tri limed to correipond. !dead tiara, and a wreath of nine maulers. LADY RORINGDON. A very superb crape dress of white mil trim and body of Ow SA MC richly embroidered; head.diess, featheia, and a plume of ditimiurls. LAI)y C. I.EVISON GOWER. Draperies of white crape, riehir embroidered in Bihar hearts• elle. with a most superb antique border in silver hit, enriched with sever Milano ; peticoat t white crape. with an elcasnt broad fn re at battens ; train, whee crape, with the same rich antique border in silver foil sod bulfnu. This Owes was mien aol.nired f.sir it. light 'tee' and clegliww, and received ad ditional s t Ain.d..or Cram die beauty of the lovely wearer. LADY METCALFE Wore a ir•lln. .ilk drew, of a moss helutiful and rare ten tur,—the robe w is tetmmel in a tenet rich a-4 s;dendid style, with pearl, w , tire-she drapery wee reils.w crape, richly embreebtad wills 'rein seal" and silver verify., with fine tat eels of sayer and pe.uls. arrow displayed much taste and vier -nee. TIM TAP LAMES YORK E In rebel of kovel purple, trimmed whit acs; pottl , cools white, with cfnAll .Irlr.io of porple, trimincl o:tt rush. ' TWO ‘rnEs riTzumuts. Dres,es of green ar.d .aver—'leaiAlrdases cilwr feather , and d 14171011415. . . LADY HARRIET CLIVE. A most adigierb Ores; of li!ae and sifter dra:iery, fdritened with rich rutlio and silver tainels—erain to correspond. LADY YOUNG • A white crane drew e , egantiv simple, ornamented w;th rits. hnn, silk a-n tl end bunches of puler lt:Je flowers; tram NOP blue and white shadri sarscnet.irimmeil to coirsapord.with the dress. LADY F. SOMERSET. A train and petticoat of blue crape, with draperies and sashes of dam, ornamented with wreaths and bunches of wild roses. LADY WODEHOUSE. Wee crepe dress, with lace drapenes, which Looked very simple and elegant. LADY if.lZ. BERESFORI3. A dress of lilac erape, - rizh in silver, drapery fastened with cards and tassels. LADY lIAWKESBURY. A white satin petticoat, with a mot superb silver 'panel, d bleier; a very rich silver tissue drapers,. with a rich eat euidered bonier se.rkrd in silver and wreaths of tires. LADY ELIZABETH SPENCER An 'Mire whae crape petticoat, with a most beautiful bor der of bnnehrs of grapes painted on velvet, wicks and !elves silver, the drapery richly 4p ingled, and the faint border a plain surer tissue trails. LADY CAI:CAME DA i ttER. Body and trait' of top= and i Over tissue i petticoat a the same, drawn acro•a with saver cord and tassels. LADY MARY ANN BROWN Looked Patremely beautiful, and was most superbly dressed in a white cope p-tticoat, righly embroidered--the drapery of lilac erase, swv riehiy sesbroideved, and festoonot with silver chaws-r-tram and body of lilac crape, to crinittpdadi - - „.. LADY CR A W FORD. R my and train of yellow cra: , e ; pettizoat of the same, or asuiesiteil with it bltaribbon. LADY ROUSE. Petticoat of Sprigged patent no, dawn over • pale pink lime, and ornmacnted with pearl hearts. ME TWO LADY DOUGLAS'S. Trains of 'Lite satin, body and sleeves of silver Castle, trimmed with • narrow wreath of Portugal weed; petticoat Li ver tissue, onsauteittwi with bunches of l'o•tiigal weed, aid drawn up with cords and tassels; these dresses were extremely elegant. LADY RADSTOCIC. Patticoat whit^ sum, 'Ash a patent net tirawn over it, and drawn up uonefully in festoons, and ornamented with busts of gause ; LADY rimy:. A grape patticaat of primrose and silver colour, richly em broidered draperr fattened in rich rollln in tassels—tobe to ro res. ond„ riehly, em b o ndered--..ruperb head drum, embroidery, feathccs and diamonds. LADY HAMMOND. An elegant dress of urimrusa crape, Tidily trimmed with lade...4mM to conetwond. LADY ELDON, (Was prevent if by Lady Hawkeshury) In a petticoat of white satin, with a rich .tiver herder mend, and double dripery of the richest embroidery fastened trth cords and tassats--1 robe of elope, richly ernbr:delemd, to cot , wespond, in a must marii6cent suit of poinr...„liead thess, ncir imnbroelmod plumes of featitars. LADY CHARLOTTE HOWARD. petticoat of paint crape, drawn up in fosto.na.., with, apple blowouts. LADY AtARY * HORTON. White crape fellow sortaitt, covered with rich lean , empe Arxregy, fastened up with wreathe of yellow intermixed witn* bee, end looked truly nnt el-gast--the horly and mod yellow 11111441.3 t, [finagled anh hatuterwre leo", /dyer turbuu, with a profusiow of riumsongs and feetings. LADY MONSON. Petticoat of what crape and buads.—.sorly and traln at lumen a beautiful Labatt, with oattizli faathera, dia.noud., and pearl:. .4.A.DW 0 1 -14 ,N 9 Petticoat of white crape, applicpea with whke, and vissorlei with prinirne , s—.body and train of yeller, a beautiful turban, with imir:oh feathers and iliamonda. H'ril• MRS. W. LUMLEY. Patienat of whiie, nrnemntert with beautiful lilac olnwtraw. linty :ind train of titter, end ailrer tune, a meat sin,rb tut tun, with an ehtgant plume of tiati.iali feathers and <Lamont'. 1111 N. MRS. MONTAGUE._ A pPviroat of oh!te crape, richly ornamented with whits beat , traia of white figured gannet—head dress to corre spond. THE LION. MRS. WODFMIUSE. An elegant, siayds fires., of Irmnnrr4 urei puv, rich!, embroutercd, and fastens-1 up with chains of silver and tassels —the witukomainented with silver laurel. 110 N. MRS HOWARD. A yellow ware dres., very 'leg +idle enilatohlered in alleetww train to eoraespowd, trimmed with point lacy--bud daelltal to cormspond. 1 tE HON. MRS. FANE. A very elegant drew or amethy , t crape ; the drapery fist ' ened up and 14pportAl with wreaths and bunch« of Scotch I thistles, with festoons and chsins of salver matted brads; a wreath of thistles at the t.nitomi of the Inuit:sat, and the train ematrate4 with the saint. llead.dress, a prolusion or sha monds and feathers. MRS. LANE FOX. Dregs of yearns crane, with rat onsaruslery of silver so 4 white lac,. drapery, and g eau* crape, ornamented and looped up with beautiful si;ser trigninigi conl and tagrad.“—train, yoll.ie and MRS. ARTHUR STANHOPE. A iltmia cow:ming of primrose crape, ene.hro.lcreii in a most inogitiftcest oils —train to correspond. MRS. MONTAGUE Wore an embroidered petticoat of colon re.l flowers in wreathe, ICfO/1 Site drapery, with triter r eufteling--tha tub., was veva crape, richly trimmed and erobriii 4 eren on the b o dy., w as, witaths of emboust-d embroidery sod pearls. MRS. CANNING. A silie of white sill, triturne I an a mast magnificent style. with pearls and gold, and beautiful point lace—the draper/ was while e-cie, most elegantly eiskinidcered in steeds and gold, and trimmel with point lace—the tassels men Walls and gold. Toil dress was much e.d:nired for its beauty, aacb• nese, and Oa ince. MRS. SCOTT. This Lade, who is sister to the Comptes a of TeMOW, waft! 4 bit:mufti! (silty drese; a petticoat .4 wh to crate, with a satin quillod border round the bottoni, an,l lilac dra,ierv, trimmed round with white lace, and large white b Is in ti.in of pearls all round the draiwry ; a lilac main, trimmed with real pearls, body aaa•t sleeves the same. • MRS. C. WIIITE. A pea green crape petticoat richly enibriirl ...wit with patent pearl fringe, an ernhond.red *coil round the drapery, 1r47 and train of pea green crape. MRS L,OCKE. A white crape petticoat and dupery, ornamented with white rotes and green lures...train of white crape, cies nt in the ex trema. MRS. JOLI.IFFE. Bodv anti train of pale pink sarsmet, it imna - al with Rots sets lace ; petticoat of pink sarsenet, with real ftru szti I.re drawn over It, and nrilanemted with 'nuiches of pale rams fan.. the 6nenes• and neticaey of the lace surpassed the mr st brilliant cnibniidery this dress must have been of immense veins, awl it displayed very great taste. MRS. GOLDSWORTIIY. A wW.te crape liettienat, richly embroider , lll with silver, and an elegant hooter round the bottom, silver cord and tuiels, train of blue wane, trimmed with lace and silver. MRS. GUN. A white petticast. Larder of I.lac crape. richly embo.icleveil in eke I..tr.iNears st)le, i.lged w.tli a silver trine: 4Lap. ries of the sane r elegant ber.ter, waft silver had showers, body end sleeves to mlteh. The train composed , 04 11P 1 with silver—b•usi.dri3s, • rich plume of 11sc, a. at LA there, the Instatiatien bandeau, sod diamond namews 11110 whole appearance dia.teiy elegant, MPs 11000, • (Dalighter of Sir A. Ilosintowl, was presented bv her Mother ) Waa dresied in a new eleven stile, a white satin pettier's', with tree of patient laze, spett:d with velvet, and triniared with point lace—robe to correspond. MRS. DRAX. • Itody and train purple; crape sleeves, robtildeserl with silver; petticoat of purple crape, drawn up witit silver cords, at.ci tawelt. MRS. CHAMMEYS. Rodr and train of white crape, pi nmed with plint law petticoat of *tithe crape, with sn arpti re- ht dead go i .d 411 , rf1 d o on the front and round rate hestain ; ground work rehti eet bru;de,ed with blue scrolls. Ile S. ChR Primo:oe eolomed aisanct petticoat, lowered with vilt;le crape, rich draper' , ta<tefolly ornamental with R 'cart h•s+l%—the mantle prim.a.c samosa, trimmed vnth Arse osiat lace, and Roman pearl bearts..r eh cord and taseels mind the ward—head-chew of rich sdrer tissue, and plume at cr.trich feathers. MRS. lIAMIAN WILLIAMS. Pea.preen sammet pettier:4ot, t.imm-d with Notthigharn lure -Ampere of Nottingham lace, looped with earth and t.i!srsq-a4 train and heal dress, to correspond. MRS. SCOTT, (Presentation dress, Wife to the Member for Worcester) A white tatin petticoat, mislatagniScently covered nit the rißu tsidewitha magiteeent lace draperc, 'mated wit iiasrls train of patent lace, tr.iesomed over a toast maanittemnt suit ct point MRS. C 4 oDtt 1 IdetTOM. A white crape petticoat, web wipes of white win, em broidered in butle,--riresi, bored bolder--drep dee or whi • crape, r:ei!y embroidered in bes!es. 5 . .:r, ant drawn with beeches of Amery nn water roses, apple h;o a som apple liossom tirseilet, trimmed t, C.),Wpcni. a•id deface made in the antique, and embroidered-wheart-tis-rw (La. w0n , 15 and feather.. HON. MESS ccorr, (Daughter of tits Lord Chancellor, was presented by Lady Hawk ieauty) In a white and Alves era ! ,e doss., per-uiiarly eht.ant, consist ing of ashes and drapery of sante tra,.e, in an entirely u w atilt—rube, to corrayond. WIN. MISS ST AM, 0??. An elegant des rat t 111.04 4, trl co , tared env?, orninvente l ;n a new style with lace, and listened w • r I. wreaths tot white Clow L.. • HON. MISS V A prlenowe crape dress, teitemel with w .re I • orl bur... Alas of s dit:ts This cress was one of the to. at stra,le g ins at Coon. HONOURABLE MISS F 1.1.1011% Data; of white and gold, batot..au of gold and feathers. MISS VIF.CK A do., ne pink tE1"1. a•t.i illy mount -d with , a nn . • the right sibit . iit the pettienst the drapery tepartert—wt btnad nett work f heads whict eatendint horizontally v, the left hie and returned--uaisted &oilier)• fled in handles at tars... the whol, cors,p , ned with breadth... el fringe. - 1 is arms, • w its eletwit simplicity tad taste, sop titer,,•lerly 1 , 111411. 1 e....5u5. Train, pick ct.ipe a•A WO% to eeteetpend with the 4 . ,511. THE Tilit;•:E MISS DE GREYS. White crams ereu, trimmed with ..I;ge wreath* .1 white r"'S aid R,,ea Inv's. maiter ink med wtth lane. tri nroinis —train, write crape with mall: r wreathes cif white 1.16 . 14, 4A4 t , iicrucd round wilt ft: ey borders of narrow tatiit ribtemi. THE THREE MISS PARTS - Wore white c:,ipe dresm., tasrefuly r•inimert with bineir4 and wreaths Of pink now, satin ribbous, Sc bo,deri ale Orebro —.4fJ . 01, white crape. TIIE TW:) MISS GUN:. Held ~ .:c- s ies of lilac, and waits tenger., with rieis ante. tbym in gdi cdnatr.enta, thitat pe.ticatt., rich Chinese My. Arrs, rompeted of body at lilac crape: draperies entbriddes. 4... ei in ism its oi wee;iing wt!liiw. ' spotted *lli beads 1J b. 14 . t h. i weet e with lot e!ez:•Ut Vince of bead tassels and ht.iiy, , to. rain ui lilac crape to eterta:•or.d with the si,a : .-ir ~., which were formed in a new an I deism; intl.:. Tic w; (,:it appearance of these young LAW., woe eatteraely .- •e-rating Bait bashful. . - .Thir'S Ii0l7711I15: • ' A dtcy. , :f rctlnt lace, einem mad ie a new *Lie, fastuned with 1.111;es of the valhy. MISS BURTUR. A ertilte crape train and petti: ,. .at, ornamented with white ?POW 1104 a m-rit beau rul border r.ita.ri tile dna. ioVILICto.4 • Se trotter ; bead des, die non& and •nitc plamee.i THE MISS KiestES Were most ilegainly and sininly der sami whtte silk ro!v t, trimuird with I.eent and Isee—.l,e pen t erie, wi t t.., 0 , , t0 danerie, nentinerael with Sae Ignite ueA.I., with Manche. Ict bows of heautiftil Simms, us • le They were greatly admired. MISS Kstatft. A white erre dren, trimmed • ith bead., ha fecno"ai mitt pointed draiwre, ornamental with beads and taamdaw•tiain, lilac crepe mid peed'. TWO MISS rink crape dress,w.th bead Damn. R, datable draper . .., forc ing square, and them I with beads—.l.4 3 Jew znd st7it: g a;iiwiresice-.-hord ir, Vandyke. with ring rat beta. rag hsose at She Iritioin-e , alit, slam coloured sarsenet, trimmed with pink crape and Seen. MISS GARTH'. White craps pettiewt, the the . dery laic: fully lopped up with bunches of apple hlterinin lowerr-i-the t r ,.in of a*, bl sun satinet—the sleet"' nrname-ted with Roman prat' b? 1 , , ,, and find point lace—the abner dress ma un•weroaily alnacd. Mlhi CAR LF.TO,I We, rimmed extremely elegant, in a *cry pal, blue sArniet petticoat, roomed • itia crawl t., c-irtsettode..tire Jra, •t.. luny lary.rd up with shade! bl4e Sower' a _id Leeds, .A.l a eery light add beautiful effect—the mantle pale blue to canonical with the petticoatthe t!ecvni were or na.a. • 4 with blond lace, and an embro:dered tiara of pale blue •i , , .ilk baud, awl towels timid the tra.:•=ical-dicri a b: u . embroidered with blue t.tatla, -• uc of blue ceitiieh Withers. MIS A. CARLETON'S Dena the same as her speees. HER MAJIIhT CONCERT. In the evening Their Materna& hz.d a very nu. memos patty at the Qutares House to a comer; and cards. The concert was under th, t cetion c( Sir A ittiare Panso, s. It commenced with the Overture to Esiber. The principal 'ngels wet* Madam BiAisciii, Miss TIL4NIAIIT, Mr. 1, AI:MAN, and Mr. PlAltrt.tillAn. Several instrumental were performed. A great variety a refieshments were served up. Among the Company at the Concert at t he Ql:Lttel House were, Dukes—Somerset a.A Northumberland. D u ehevset—Marlborough, Montrose, 3.1 d Men. Earks-.-Carnaryon, Cat reach, Stannes, e, Ch ,tht.n, Flrsyr brmc, llomet.ek, Crantey, Sandetro, I anlet, Bacillus/ewer sire, and Vabn age Countesse.—Maerleshold, Cree/)^7, Pogis. Vicount Stupford. Marquisees--klath, Swishe!, and losodne ir Lerds—all ar rovrbr. Allies/0. t ChiCheit ter, FA111101•111, Aolleto, krenteelt, . 4 i .2,.ea rs. S o merville, Snaky, Rnsely, H. Stewart, 14 Lovrter, Wiloug l .lnr 11, Hook, Canorworai Wentacat Elliot, Mulvey*, Wk.tworth, Rad.totk, Borincton, and Villiers. Ki A C 'robe/Lead, Lowther. A. Kinotad. Effingham, Laraginr.l, Po:e, 114. Vlaminck, Tmenshend, Vmey, Euston, Garlies, nil?, and C. Lasater. Sir G. 014101 M• E.k-. • • • • • kith %mall drlroNiel of pd ~10, throated and sleee , . to rytt<4l. The trait; composed of a dupery, oleot A...a • riela olonle of a. A r at E io ,fui. Dow2ger Lad, Ede,,,, Stanitev, 50.1111glurli, Cal- lon, ti. Tbymuci, v a