The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-01-19 00:00:00

L CIL!fIATION 01P TOIL QUEEN'S BIRTH-DAY. 1 Our most gracious and beloved QuEtsi emu. eeted her sixty-tOurth Oa, on the 19th day ue last May, the celebratiou of ;Mai, as a tiflitatal tival, has always been phi otf till the is d of January following; the.tioth of May beim 4oh near ilis MAJESTY'S birthday to give eticograt.- meat to the manufacturea t artists, and oilier eons generally employed upon those occasitm-. The celebration of tier MtlittekT,Y . ll , which took place yesterday, must,itike odsus,, ' be considered us the coranienceincut'of the London season; as it in some degree forced : the Nobility awl persons of distinction to the metropolis, at thet time, for the purpose of going to t art to ;my their respects to tier M tJtsry upon the m evsion, unite daily those conuected with the Casio. The festival no- always looked fin to liy'ynost ranks of imople, particularly the jii ii (( r branches of the Noinlity, who ure, st, n , •Il as their paresst.s, mimosas to display their per-oi. and dre...e.: at Court, especially since I ler ALI rir has held but few Courts in OW course of the year ; a nd si nce this has been the case, 11.1. 1143 rsTt has stilton red of presentations living made to her tei !firth-Day Courts, contrary to rooster etitioaclte. The rejoic ing is in some degree enjoyed by moo rook.: of peo ple ; numbers were as usual attracted from differ ent pare, of the country , and happy were thea,..teho could procure %Aust . s to in:11,11,1 thine-spleudourof the Court, and the attraction.; of Cie slay. Although the cold was inure severe than any day this whiter, n ttttt erinta partie, of fair dasnaels, very elegantly drtmist.l, if dressed sonic of thesis could be called, coissidering the severity of the weather, be gan to assemble in the room,. of the Palace leading to the Drawing-room, alkali ten o'clock, and n ait ad, with anxious and patient eaPeatitioo, to behohl the company as they passed. till twelve, u n til which hour even the attendants *post the Reytil family did not arrive. We were sorry to ialmerve some of them refused admittance, although,provided with tickets of admission, on account of being, as well as some gentlemen, dressed in black ; as it is con trary to Court etieptilte to admit any person wt dressed upon the days of the relebs :aim, of Their MAJESTIES' birth; even tf t'se Court be in isioa: :nog at such periods, it goes Out ol mourning on these occasions. The rooms were se extremely crevtled with spectator*, that only thew* iti from could have a view of the company ; those Iwhtud could rohly gain a glinidse, anti tliat priucipallisst: the head.lre.sses. Although great exertions are Slide by the curious, to pia admittance to the Bildt day Court, yet the Drawing-rooin following the birth-day is, iii getieral, equal, if not superior, an.i would be equally gratifying to a byr-staader.,— The pomp and glitter of the Curt etto,a4t.:l the attention of the curious tdl after the Royal Easing left the Driwitig-;•ooru, which ass near tire o'c:ock ; the sight having become rather novels it being above seven months since Her MAJESTY held a (hurt. The celebration of the day was, as usual, observ ed with every demonstration of Joy throughout the kingdom. The morning was itshered in with ringing of bells in London, and the display of nags and standards of the 17iiited Kingdom from the steeples of the churches. the Tower, and other public and sno3t lively expre-sions of alt and attachment were manifested by all ranks of people. tier MAJSIET'S Officers of 'State an I attendants in : rentalsl gave entertainments ; her tradesmen dme I togLtlier ; and Their NI CIFOTIES . Household hada bottle of wine each allowed them, to drink tier llarasrv's health. AA the Nurse Gourds' etoek struck one, a double Royal salute was tired in St. James's Park, and the sisty-eine cannons en the Tower whaif were discharged. Soon after nine eelqet, Their MAJEST I rfkr the PRINCESSES, till' Dukar of You, Cr.Aurxc►:. SUM Sal. CUMOBRIAND. and CAMBIUM:G. breakrutell toipther at the QiieetiN 'Palace. T:,c Duke of KCNT was prevented from being present, I,e position, being confined .to Ins rouu►, at Castle- Bear Hill. About eleven o'clock, the Ilrinressas A It torte of WALES arrived at the Qiireit's !lattice, to pay her respects. In the course of the utormug, the Bishops of CHESTER and S tuns') ay, and a antuber of dig mfied Clergy, attended at the &Nevi* Pal.tre, to pay their early rod private congratulations to Her MAJESTY. About half-past twelve o'ri'a-k, tier MAJrITY and the Pslectssys, and Priiscese Gitsot.orre of WatJts, west its their carrieges, in their sworuing dresses, from the Queen's Palace, to St. Jam,. s Palace, where their dressers and attendants were in readiness to receive them ; and after partakine of some refreshtueut, proere.led to dress in their Court dresses. The Prince,. CusuLarrc of War.es afterwards went to the apartments of Lally CHAHLOTTE FINCH. in the Palace, and remained with her ladyship tall near four e'cloek, when she went home. About too o'clovk Ifer MAJESTY teal the Pat:items, left their dressing -rooms„ alien Earl Moterox, Her MaJesrv's Chamberlitito. slid Colonel Dessau,., Vice Chamberlain. %%ith the adies in waiting upon Her MAJESTY 1111'.1 the PRINCESSES, together with other Coin! attendants, preceded and followed Her MAJIUMT and the Pat NCESSEs to thlt , tt superior and exrellent suit of rooms, towaids the Grand Council Chumber, to hold the Drawing-rooms. I:, an anti-room the Archbishop of CANTERBURY and several Bi shops were in waiting to compliment Her MA JESTY upon thus joy col event, awl the commence meta of the new year. The Archbishop delivered to Her Mait.vre a eery suitable oration upon the occasiou. Her MAJEIrY and the PRIMA:SIMI proceeded through Que. u A 's thence unto the King's Leecr-rontn, where the'lt tewhostr of !Its Majiti t tv'e hed-ehutither wbrt- in waiter:. tee pay their re.pects. They then entered the where the Loan Cisancet.Loa. fie Dlikt, of PORTLAND; Earls Csmnew. WEsT mom. t Bavituayr, anal Loveartotf. ; Lord C•sft.t:lti AGM ; Mr. CAIINCNO and Mr. Peace s t,. were its waiting. to pay their respects ; after which, they left the l'alare, end went tee the Queen's Palace, to &Baud Hie 31*.oasee, at three o'clock, with the SYEAKEI Of tle. iiOViE of CoMMONs, for the purpose of fistalty arrniging anti reSiliiig 11 . 16 Als..sxsiv's‘prech, to be di/livered by theCooo - at the opening of the Session of Audio !sent this d tv. Thera were Iskewibe present, in the Same room, those who have to n erdy been in °thee, and havii retained the privilege of their catri:, as it is termed, by special pertuisbi 1111 l wiles they go out of office, which enables them to pay their ✓esimets to tier MAJESTY and the l'atscsssab, without undergoing the pressure. and fatigue of the Droving -rout.. The Field-Officer of the day, the Silver Sticks, the Captain of the Guard, Hod other Court attendants, had the privilep. of riv ing their ravects to I lyr M Es•ry aaQ the rat N CI:MIMS; they very grind ly einsverb, with 4 of them. In the Charter granted by Ding tal,Es 11. for founding a school in Christ's-Um:OM, iu the city of London, it is directed that forty of the las t s are to be ennstatilly educated fur the sea service. and that those bto - ys are to attend at St. James's Palace, on the brat drawing-room in every year, with specimens of their progress ism nsutieal mathematics, diving the last year, for the i epee of the lirsc, Ste. Forty boys of the above debeription attended yesterday, net orilingl), in new clothes, in the presence chamber, with 11 , 1r. 1 Galt • N fl; their Master, at their head ; the youths holding in their hands the books and drawings ef their executions during the Istbt year.— . The boys were pre...cutlet to l ler M AJESI'V cud the PRINCESICS by Alderman !let lAA. in the room of Alderman AN VERSON, the Piesident of the iii stitutissu, oti:to is inilisposYd ; also .1. Psi.wea. Fey. the Treasurer. Her 11111 the Ne gro. 1:a app' eared highly pleased with the amt.:some.: of the yolitlim. and were amused a th their novel dress's. They very condescendingly examined several of the drawings and h rooks, and were graciously pleased to express their Royal 11 . 11:C111/11t11/11 of the progress they bud made. A hitt:Mo. yUA W, as is customary for the President of the establishment upon those occasions, held iu his baud a list of the youths present, descriptive of their ages, Ice.— It illsn etnitlinell an account of those olio have let the school daring the last seven years; it was Most eleviatly printed, nod tyrrpped in gold pa per : but the Charter of the institution directin ml to he delivered to the KIM; of EMMA'S!). IL WAS not delivered, His IMlsmir not Iwo% pre .eirt.— The boys aud their performances were also much noticed by the Nobility and persons positing ou their way to the drawing-rooms. Her Shamir then proceeded on her way to the Grand Cooped Chamber, conducted by the Loin CIIASISERLAiiI, Earl M9RTON, Her !WA. Jeirre's Chamherloin, on her right-hand s amid Co. lonel DLF BROW, the Ti..o•Chatoberlain, on her IrR; folio xed Icy the Pat scesses and the ROYAL. DPW., cal their attendants. The Grand Conn eil ateoriliiig to ass excellent regulation, adopted by the present Lonn Cnsontitisto, was Ohl melted for the company till afire the It.ot At. FAMILy had entered. to prevent the heated ; the company who had previously ar rived, waiting in the original Drawing-romn. The Loan CHAMBERLAIN. with his wand of Miler, headed the Royal Procession, acid for ne.l a liue between the compouy to the door ; when Her MA JESTY and the ROT Al. FAMII Y passed any per soo to whom they were personally known, they conversed in the most affable anti conilescetoling manlier. Iler M tJESTY's apprmiCh to the Grand Council Chamber being a/ilkUjiltell, the centre door was thrown open. Her NIAJESTY entered the room about half-past two o'clock, and took her station Letween the second and third window, with her beck against a marble slab table. Her MAJESTY'S truiu wire held be Master licutt.t.T, the page in waitiog, and Earl MORTON placed it upon the in able slob. The Pat scv.ssus arranged themselves no I ler MA. J EST Y'S left lian.l, according to their mgrs. 'I heir sit tendants took their places near the toot lathe throne. Her NIAJEtalf having taken her statiou, seed Earl MORTON, her Chantharlisin, having made the necessary regulations far 11-r MAJESTY'S re ceiving the congratulations and pie: entations of the company, the Loan C11,01E1:141. AI N waved his *and as a sigma to Sir 1% 7 1E13 st Naomi', the Master of the :{tNG.'shan,t,whn a anti chamber On the lett of the throne, with His MA. hand, to perform the New Vear's Ode, written by JANE, Lop the Poet Laurent. The music was adapted by Sir WILLIAM PAR- A.R., at the emirs...* ranninond of His MAJESTY, from the works of II NDE which is a more dill. cult task to perform than composing aew music to a ready writer of mimic. However. Sir Wit.- LI AM displayed much ingenuity in his odoptisto of the ancient music lei the rhyme of the Ode; it not being any of MA DE L'S composition generally heard, it afforded a high treat. The Orerfure w as linen the Oratorio of Time and Trash, and the vocal ports from the Opera of Ileideimin. Mr. J. B. MALE and Mr. W. NY VETT ini.l two charming Solos, as hail one of the yelling gentlemen of His 111 uteri's Chapel Royal. The band was ably led by Mr. Divic• ; principal second violin, Mr. BLARE; principal viola, Mr. SHOAL!) ; violoncello, Mr. CaOSSI)I L ; principal bassoon, Mr. HOLMES. Mr. K s vvErr, sen. presided at the piano-forte. The room was not filled for some time after tier MAJESTY entered ; many retired in a short time after they had paid their respects to pier M AJ I.s Iv, the PRINCESSES, &c. which made room for others. The company continued to come till *trout four o'clock. Earl MORTON and Colonel Hassanw had con siderable difficulty in preventing the pressure of the company against Her M.S./Y*4Y ; the company likewise esperioneed considerable iiiconveuience particula►ly the ladies, with their unioanageahle harps; it being such a length of time ' ,nee they wore then, it was alinwn a new operation for these to perform. He► NI AJ ESTY. with her usual elegance, displayed her affably manners in going through the fatigues of the day. iu receiving the congratulations on the return of the day. and the presentations. with a pleasant smile 111,011 her countenance during the whole time. Those who had first the honour of paying their respects to Illor MAJESTY. were. Lord loon, General BEET'S, lAtly HANK., Aliso BA Es, and Mr. It. TIME ETON. . . The Princess of W•Lso entered the drawing- loom about ten minutes before three o'clock, and war eunducte.l to Her MAJESTY by Mr. ST. LLOgn, her Chamber'aim; her Itol,al Highness, after paying her respects to Her MiutsTv, passed on and Shook hands with tile PrttaccssEs and the Duke of CAMBUIDG.S. The Prince of WALLS qinne into the room about five minutes after ; his Royal Highness conversed with several fr;ends as he pas. tt on to Her 111AritsTy ; WSPII he ; ;et to his Ho►al Mother he remained on her left hand a considerable tune. •A t the Court there were pr.!,vot, besides ller M .1J EsTY— Their Royal Highnesses the Pril:ce of 'Sales, the fluke of York, the Intl& of (loci we ' the Dolt, of Cumberland, the Doke of S11 , .(11, the Polteef estuortilize, the Duke of (Puttee...ter, the Prioress Augusta, the Proms Elizabeth, the Princes* Mary, the l'rineess Sophia, the Princrw Ame lia, the Princess of Wales, the Duchene of York, and the Prioress Sophia Gloucester. The Archbishop of Canterbury ; the Archbishop of York; The Lord Chaste: 110 r ; the Lord President of the Council ; the Lord Privy Seal; the Find Lord of the Tieasury ; the Chaneeller of the Racheriner ; the time Secretaries of State • the First Lord of the Admiralts the President at the Heard of Trade; Presideist of . ihr RoSrd uf Con trust ; the Speaker of the House of Commons ; the At torney-General ; the Solicitor-General; the lodge of the Admiralty the King's Advocate ; the Lord Mayor of Lon don ; the Recorder of London; and the Sheri& uf Loudon ma Middlesex . Dabrs—llorurose, Beaufort, sod Portland. prehri.— %u t has.brehud. Marvii,es--Hertford a.)41 Huth. Murchio.ru. ,--Headfuai, Lansdown, Salisbury, sad 01. flareeert, Percy, Glnedere, Moira, Grusireeor, Our-mt, Purtwore, Clieerariy, tierbester, Bs tient. T. Backitigharishire, Mt.aa or, MucciesG ,eld, Moent-Edgerereihe, Wettualrlead, Bridgwater, Plymouth, Da, towpath, IVinr lii!sea, arid .1, lest•rd. Coorttes,,.—.lylerleory. Thestererld, Aluirft, Camden, ikmaiger Dystirl. Cnrliale, Lirrkincliatesliire, Aslol•urnhani, 31acelvstield, IVielcitme, Beverley, Parts. apaith, Pei:ol,l4e, itusalyn, Claewilhaus. and ~avid. I's -.wort e—tioual, Chni leville, Ashl,rook, Crawley, Castle reagh, tounford, %Vent...eau, Sydney, and 'Frinpletowu. l'itrerste.se.—Ashbrook, St. Asaph, Hood, Cranley. and Cuatlerragh. /arils—peaky, Rolle, Bolton, Rolesdale, Gimithatu,Gtore, Willougblry tie Broke. Boston, Amherst, Thyne.e, Walpole, Bruce, Browniow, Rivera, Brook. Er skinr, olentarvle„ Heathfield, 111 ip!trire, L. Gower, Ilar roohy, St. Helen's, ...sey, E. Somerset, Woarhoinir, Tripininuth, .getr Id, and H. Fitzgerald Lnhrs—Atabent, Triznr, M. Taylor, E. Taylor, Dundaa, Fla , rartles, R. .lestiale, Banks, Gibbs, Clrd, fuer Pricys, J.' Thyme, • brute, IVotteliuuss, E. Courtney. Bellastiont, Da Clifurti, 31. Markham, Ruston; Hope, G. Berkley, Alvauley, Volt. ney, .r. Pratt, C. Lindsay, S. Lucas, Arikn, Bouyer, Bellamy, J. Hoina•ni, 1... Erskitte, M. Mead, lValpolc, Per Turner, Ilicbul, awl M. Morckton. Bareslk Rolle. Csaat•-..Monster sad Brubl. Nisiono--.Exeter, Chester, Bristol, Salisbury, thiGird, wick, Wiarlsester, Climber, an.! Fa.. mihc • voiors-- Hessian, American, Sireditb, Sardinian, Neapolitan. Aimast..-.Kaik•ht, Bowater, awl lionoway. , Genus —H. BioJintcrld, Thornton, Bartle, Hastings, Abercrombie, Herbert, Filo It, t.'rewe,Tur. ner, Nizhtiagalc, Erskine, Griereaor, Norte*, Fitzpatrick, L:nta, Loft, Russ, Nugent, %neely, Bolton, HatsJo: llwr tqa, Can., trerny, Wanwr, Wanda, Parni, SI. ow, ant tyre Costa. Cuiorret•—.Erskiro, Robinson, Watson, Birch. An.oo , Hat= dins", Heebner, Wirsi.n, Edgrrtuii, NJ...kir, Ihke, Brawniest, Hairkitis, Mittman, Bletchingly, Strg:11011, 01141 If arnage. .11operneSisith sail Stratton. Coptsere—lltway, M.A.., leery, B. N. Philliniore, Ben chey, R.N. Richardson, a. \ Wets s. Blake,. Thompson, Puna,, lases, Betray , . Llano • not hos,iiica KireeT: Tnarpeen, T. Trion, T. itloostield t I/. Phillips, T. Michel, W. trent. 11. Curtis, O. &Sundae,- V. I;ililaa, T. l'Lunwr , J. (hd. Eyre C.kne, J. Airholl, P. Francis, H. Clerk., Cottrell, R. llen.lay, J. E•aintr, 4. Nepasn, L. Peens, R. %Vinson, C. Illow,cr, J. Cnieley, J. H. Bargees, T. Tan laridgc, Mark Wood, .1. Hournms,nd, R. unglue, H. Collis, R. an. N. Drekenlield. • R. . —Bart!. and tlrey. . . Ide•• atoo-.Shaw and Atabt. y: Mews —R. 'I iio/111,111, I:uuthm, Talbot, Fuller, Green wood, Ilehrrden, tracts. Drill, Pedu.gtield,Holurel, Strat ton. Conlon, Abb.. t, t:anniug, !Art. North, Sanbridee. Johnson, %Vont. 11. be. t. St. Lensr. Hawley, I..mg, How- Lis•als, Govern', Jr. nill:hoin. Leigh. POMO refeelrea, llockley, lit der, Rose, West, Pincluary, lfirstgles:, F. Nut th, Iluu. W. Gurdto/1, S. Boerne, Cuan, C. Bentu.ck, Lanes, Watson. Pepprr, flgertous, Lee, E. Lane, L. Parker, E. TilofldUlt, 14041100 M, Hume, Yuux, Hrurirriel:, CArlick. St. Georce Caulfield, Hasse, Chamberlain, Chum lot-IMo. jun. Lied, %Varde, Mumbles., Nook, Sutton, Scats dale, Full. r, and H. limit nick. /liirtre,.....:—Llatapter, Hebertlea, Contbe, lire, Law, Caswell; Walpole, Lee, I)upree, C,oults, &models, Gore, Norton, I.acrew, Waaeon, Pepper, IS.Lwne, Gurdow, Crew, Chester, Damper, lisoutpies, fisher, Petreete, and Niglal ingale. /thou—Banks, Walpole, Goldmwerlir, two Perevvals, 1/31- boom., two Coctta, Courtary, Pepper, Law, Flower, P. SBBll4lOlll, C. Greco, C. Talbot, J. Fiord, and . Thonspaula. The following were among the numerous pre seutntions to lief NIAJSISTY lady Buwytr, area bee marriage, by thi. Dowai:er Lodi Bowyer. Lee,lr the Cietanteini of Chesterfield. Mrs. Cootie, by tier Countess of Peilaniunt. Earl Minion upon Lis being appointed Lord I.irtiti-naue of the tomity of I tic, Lieutenant-General Sir Eyre Cootc, upon hie retitle from the Government of Jamaica. Mr.. Thoystuai, by she 4, - ..lintesm of Chrsterielfl. Ihretor Nlasisul, spew his appoistol x...ho r et - 51. .kpor.f.riarial Sir Charles Green, un his r .itirn from Malin, and upon Ina being appointed to the wilt lit: l :Mu:tit of I..iiit. ..low Flower, the Lady Ma ores, by Mrs. Cumbe. Lasly Jane Houston, upon her marriage. (i'.lll/Tlll Finch, on his promotion to the cononaml of the ttlo Regiment. Clll4llll t)tvray, Royal Nary, apes his retoru fium the Me.l;terrasean. Lientenant-lieneral Thornier, on his promotion to he Major of the Jai Ittlinscut of (:ands. Mr. %rips:it. by Sir Robert %Vagraiii. Brigadier-General Nightingale mans his return from Por tugal awl tease of absence. TIN. Rev. Mr. Birch, toe Clowl.kin to the Lord Mayor, by !Ix Rt.-order. Mr. Walston, ley Mr. Pepper . 11.ientetiantAsturral Sr limey BurrarJ, upon leislll from Port eszal. Ilse Earl of Plymouth, upon coming to le, 'isle knee, own, lee. peesmoieeete. 'flee 11.r.1 Ma!or upon h. , election to lee. getter. captain , Royal ileae-t, Nom h.. pre,stotion. The Rkrriirr of Lusteloo Mitlellr:rx Sir Thomas I lost tomtit., upon cot.ineg to leot tide and f tus n from !wife. Itrigads r.Gcuerml Houston, upon his rilarriAge Mrs. Watson, by Li:. I',•pper Mrs. Leslie Parker, to I.,rd Browntow. I July Maria Mead, by the Contacts of Slane/ Pepper, by ber mother Mrs. Pr. pper. Mr. Chanel. rlaie , b his father. 1c Howe, upon hie being uppoiuted Serjeant Sargeoe to the hu.r. A.i.siiral Apodaca, upon his being lippuiisted Kamp/ Fit tisvromary and %tangier Plibiputeiti.4ry LWA the Signalise Junta of Spain, Ely Mr. f'ano:a::, and condncted by Si Stephen Cottrell, the Master of the Cetetriunits. General Norton, npun boa being appointed Guyer:Jur g Chaciemout, iu the r o•rn ur the I it, LorJ Ibnctit.iter 31r. Thor . l;.n;, our Lae Alubass.s4lur itt Swett 4n, upuu L.s return to E•teta..d. Ills 1,:x.-..llcur)Le Chevalier iL arinelimano, Ambassador, nos itorudoci.d to Iler 31njesiy in & manner. Airs. Defreze, by the Countess of Cheatertiehl. Laity Mary 31ourkton, by the 0011111trAS of Ch^ererßetil. Colonel Sir Genirge Smith, on being uppoinied His 31a jesty's id.4l€ -Ca np. Si; 31a. k ‘Vonil, upon his 'mine created a Barmier. Lieu teuaut-Ciiintiel Lgeriou, by his brattier, Join. Lg..l ton, Hui. M.P. Capt. Leez, upon his return from the Mediterranean. lady C. Lindsay, upon her appointuieut to the Prince., 1. Colonel Bradshaw, or the ist Regiment .4 Lib; (.0 no., upon his promutniti. 51ajorliiintral Turner, upno big return frum abroad, an d upon his proanotion• Sir Thomas James,opini his brine create-4 a Baronet. Lieut.-Coluuel Birch, of tbe tst Regiment of Lift Guaiiis, upon his prumotion. 'Capt. li■vu, of the ut Regirneat of Life Guards, upon Lie p►omottoo. . _ _ . - Mot Clanter, by the Countess of hesterGod. Mr. Bulleiry, upon Its being spmnoted • Groom of His Majesty's &deb:matter, in the roan of General t, resigned. Capt. Cure, on his retort to Enzlasol. Lurd Amherst, upon his Remo app..inied His Mijrcl 's Envoy :' , ..treurdinary and Minister l'kui;oncidisr ) 10 tine Caul of His hteilion Majesty. The Rte. Mr. Co upon his being appointed aPs rhurol of Durham. . Mr. Henry Brotinek, urn his brill appoiute.l sluveruor of Drill( e,brn.. Essequibo. Mr. Chariot Matlock, upon big being appoinird l.ieiternve of Surinam. LA DI Er DRESSES. II ER MAJESTY Wore a scarlet velvet petticoat, with Mirk ; n black lace thrown o. , er in tasteful drape' 'es ; tied up with lows. Oa the co. ht aide al else dram ry wore placell row. i.f pail, farming cockle dolls, End chains, comp.'s. of hem - tifal rarlii, with pearl lamaels. 'llse bottom of the pen.- coat VIM trimmed with rich ' , obi thrtMe • inmate of 61. 41tet and gold velvet, trimmed with black lac e; sleeves of point lace. PHI MESS AU - CIN l'A. A Spanish broWnl;ivit pctti;uat,ri - ciiiientliroidered sr; th gOid, %Ain wreath of gokl lame) round the bottom ; sash.. of gold and brown rel%et, throats at toss ; the pelt rot :ou tlined w Olt wreatht of bawl mud born.; on the kf\ side WiVi u iwautittil oiniprry, iiiiL wries:Lia, fartalik,r a Grrcarn foliage of de./ and bright gold, tied op is ids such cords and tassels ; laalt and train of gold and brown vet*. t. TLe digit or fish.. wit• nowt twittoifal, Sr the urn:tomato wile placed in a most judicions manner. Ilead• Mess, diamonds and feather.. PIZINCI:SS 1.14.17.A8ET1 , . A scarlet weiwet petticoat, the bottom richly embri.iderad in sl:elfa of matted gold :Ind brilliant Algeriue irpangles; .ode drapery of gold beaded art, with a rich tassel kft sole, point uf .cadet and gold tisasue, toats mental...4h a tied embroidery of shells, in matted gold ; the drapery by diamonds ; train to' scarlet mod gold timer, trimmed with gold to run, snood a it 4 .he pet ticoit. Head-dress, diamonds told featlwro.—This bream wonyartintlarly admired for taste and deputes. PRINCESS MART A gaagnincent dress el Spanish brown velvet, superbly instbreire..l w'th gold. in Uetago" form:tor IV! %nand. ilo.dvess, and spotted allover wttls cootie. shells; s large draperv,-in o setr..rirrular 'direction, roe. .jue.All.lw Mgt* side of the dress. of gold velvet tissue, with • border . of cackle-shells, in dead and bright f oil, tons ' points,, aed sapportneg til: brioches of fiell leave*, 6.e.; six susaller draperies,. tast,•fally Omni d ore plow, .a- Wier, embroidered is serd;rics and stripes tif spmigks, f"rwiPli shag , seliTeenl.the.eie from the massy borders of the correspondent drepreles, and had an elegant effect ; the tall side, small scallop-Ascii draperies, tied by a long vs , is and t ; the bottom a broad border of toil, is diamonds, end,: dniered with Red terminated hs a spa, ttril friar-. Robe, brews and god i civet bassi., trimmed • ith ph: puiut lace aid diamonds. PRINGESS SOPHIA, Whose taste must always he eoroadered a elia•te, aid elegant, wore • train and rtiicost of scare. cloth, ritstkar embroidered with garlandc of g•,:tl currants ; t •is truly bionitititt dress uas most juOly minified ; ur canr.ot se, too touch of this diem, and five fulri teat tor hoins.es,r Ler Royal Highness honoured with t.rr unbound. —Wad &cis, oldie uelrkb fcath.fs and diamonds. Her R0y...1 Highness *ore cloth sitli • wish to eucourage the uctdles toanufactisey. rnaNcEss All ELIA Was dressed i■ Mack velvet awl gold, ornamented with wieaths of guld e.:rraets ; this dem had an u••rmouwnly be.sutiful cliect, and was generally ad•nu•ed ; the is maths of the pdticuat wore very rids, and put an with were taste than any dress that appeared at Court. We ►ave gnat pleasure in .0 iii licr flop' Ilighiscas is in chinning health. Her Is, asl eursv.stodof la *hits ostrich feathers, mounted with v,•pcs kw taste, in a celophda now style. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. • A snFerb gold aad white leopard tissue satin dress ,• Irak' and Kt:ie.:at richly embroidered and i. laid ad r d with be:lot:ha coloured stouts, to form vim leaves sod mopes, ni ter. oi. u with brooches of coral; the drapery atid pr thet holt. of royal purple and Kidd Itopard titte Kati'', with s 'w o o .I:orib border all round, to correspoisel with tie pet ticoat In.d train; the hod).ni.d sleeves of gold leopard Coma main, embroidered awl inlaid with rich colon. ed stoics, to correspond with the train and petticoat. tier Royal HMO 'ices wore over this dre , s. • brilliant I;reriait wicat . of diamond., t.uperlily art m.th bunches of coo •, and eta-s; the spleudour and or,Tniticence of this drew attracted sLirer.al Royal Hinituese's load-dress eltigerully sit with tliarnonds, mud rick plume of tosirtuls terittiers. TH C UCCHE.SOF YORK, WWI tar s•ual taste and clecima a, dinylon;al • Wassria• velvet arty*, the prtticual ufrk.rh wosco , cred Irish a must brarutifol rant gold net, richly "finagled all user, 311,1 II lino 111,11 frinhe, geld curds and tusrls to rurrr... trawl ; gidtrich feathi•ra, will . ' a great ',rola -0.011 of diamonds mud precious stouts, root eurioubly bet uff this superb drt-s. PRINCESS CASTETPICATA. A dress of white eaten, trimmed with nestle; full turban; draperies of satin aad crape, in festJuns, with pules of heeds, and tied together in bunches of the sense, Itemise . e bead tassels, At. itebe, green velvet, tarescil wltli 'wait lace. DeCHESS OF NORTOUNTRIALANo. A white waist petticoat, with draperies of pori•lc Angle. Merino • loth, richly intabrui.leecil with fa•ss and Chinese las ses ; Spsuisl• rube, ursaateatcil with gold BOWAN GI eivas• rod, anti Jiaici•nda. MARCIIIONPSS OF s.tusavay. A g7rter-blue velvet' petticoat, rieb:y trimmed 'kb pint lace ; 64.4 awl Alecres fa currtrpoial. NIARCHION EMS OF I.ANSDOVI . N. Petticoat of. a iulet satin, with an Organt drapery dT lb* must iw:lutiroi Itriiirselwpoiut lace, I•ioped lap with a oust chsin of ilianzowls t. ohs of viukt BMW, With aid firupsels puiat Anti 4.II3USOWCiII. Head, &CU, rounds mud MARC:IIONES4 OF HEADIORT. A pettero4 kite and gold, richly 4.r..aabeate.l ; sort of vrivet, Outlawed wills gold, and ragleaell a ads tlimesoad /dMsp< (teat lwarty. Head-Ares., a pr.lassuu ei%.avada mad icathri 1., ill a ruby velvet rap. CO(IYTFS At RN II!. A bl irk •ahvet robs, awl alsliew Itatia petticoat', ts 'owned •itb a Aver. 11 HI .1 YI I 1 a 3, r. .1 1 . a • 1 iS • a re rt at th de In tiel I d • '4 ;el La- I ; ad ia ie• o• tb • b- ra In- c s, of he do, .rtl Ite it, is ..r ea th 1 dy ,to at og r a , tin tit Let I • et- Co to of •; ed we cY hoe r••• fa- YS 1 ; of . • sat U- -1 lb* a•at of mot oda wed