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heed, Turner, E. Cotton, Sir A. Die!than, K.C.B. Dance, De Boreeti De Vieille, Hay. *elks, Berne, Sslamed, Wey. land Novell, Dasher/ow/I, Seymour, Cainse, Vasesitiort, Ste phennon, Thornhill, Doyle, Reeve, Lambert, Higgins, Dal ton, and Browerleg. ifejors-11 1 ausharil. Pried, Polhill, Synge, T. Bmishary, (Make, Alms, Flinter, Taylor. Elio', and Payne. eapraina—Clifford, Jennings, Lyon, T. Swish, R.N. Dikell, RN. Fraukland, R.N. Marsark, !Jerrold, C. H. Warman, M. Connolly, Burn, Fairfax, G. B. Maxwell, R N. [I. Stracry, Sir C. Sullivan. Baronet, Frasier, Packwood, R N. M. Grindley, F. Johrestore, G. Ferguson, R.N. S. Price. R.N. W. F. Forster, Roberta, Bruce. M.P. D'Este, k' -her, Sherwin, Jerrie, T. Cole, Bremer, J. Baker, Halley, too, and Fartmliar. Lirw•rnnner—llimillopp, Marten, J. WiliPole, E H. Foster, ['ocular. Gibson, B. H. Vaughan, W. H. Weaver, G. Night „gale, Logan, T. P. Barlow, Lhaugas, C. Douglas, Knatch. 1 ,0:I, W. Defiles. Reed, 31illigen, and Robe. I - urnefs—G. Temple and Robbins. Tor I-Mowing were alllong the tiumeroull pre. .. to the King : Ti. Congos. of St. Germaine, by the Countess of Cale 'don, upon her marriage. Connie Temple, by Lady Grenville, on her marriage. Mies Angerrtrin, by her mother. 'lady *Ferias,, by she Lord in Waiting. Lady Nicholl, by the Lord in Waiting lady Mildmey, by the Lord in Waiting. Lady Holland, by the Lord in Wailing. The Hon. Mrs. Herbert sad Miss Herbert, by the Lord in Waiting. lion. Mrs. Percy Fraser, and the Misses Frazer, by the Lord is Waitierg. The Greaten of Sbeffield, by the Lerd in Waiting. Mrs. Dalrymple, by Lady Graham. Hiss Nielnall. by her mother, Lady Nicholl. laesteuant-General Browne, on promotion to the rank of Lientenant.Gerseral, and command of the eath regiment. Lady and Miss Liddell, by she Lord in Waiting. Lady Agar, by the Lord re Waiting. Mrs. Diving, by the Lord in Waiting. Vicoustess Sirengford, by the Lord is Wailing. Miss Price, by the Lord in Wailing. Sir Jain Simeon, on his receiving a grant of armorial tearing. Miss Catherine Nicholl, by her mother, Lady Nielsen. The C4llllllllllll of Marrs:nod, on coming to lor title. Viscountess Falmouth, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Jerome, by Laity Gambier. Lady Maria West, by she Lord in IVaiting. Mies Amelia Hobloonse,hy her mother, Mrs. H. Hobhouse. Lady Christie, by lira Lord in Weise'''. Laity Scott, on succeeding to her title. 'Mrs. Pepper, on her marriage, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Derriere Magmas Mi-s Henrietta Shoffuer, by the Lord in Waiting. Mies Gordon, be the la rd in Waiting. Mrs. Salmis, by Lady Glyn. Alias Rubinson, by the Lord in Waiting. Miss Augusta Swollen, by Lady Drell. Miss M. Swinfesh by Lady Derrell. Miss .1. S. Stanhope, by she Lord in Wailing. Sir F. and Laity Deranges, by the Lord is \Veiling. Lady Shelley, by she Lord in Wailing. Mrs. Van Mildert, by she Lord in Waiting. Miss Douglas, by she Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Antrubiss, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Cherry, um her marriage. Commies* of Kenmare, by the Lord in Waiting. Lady Browse, by the Hun. Mrs. C. Boyle. Miss A. Cottrell, by the Lord in Wasting. Miss C. Bounens, by Mrs. Bouwens. Cornetts* of Brearlellsone„ by the Lord in Waiting. Miss A. Dinkier, by Mrs H. Dawkins. Mrs. Cape, on her return from the Continent. Mrs. IVick Bennet, es her marriage. Miss J. Shiffuer, by the Lord in Waiting. Mime Last-riles, by Mrs. R. Lascelles. MSS Ansi. y, by Mrs. C. Terser. Slim S. Cuthbert, by Mrs. Cuthbert. Miss Nugenr, try Mrs. Malcolm. Miss Leuven Oboists, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Farnham., by she Lord in Wailing. colonel and Mrs. Weylend Powell, by the Lord in Waitisg. Miss Frances Spencer Stanhope, by the Lord in Waiting. Lieutensnl Duegas,l9th Lancers, by the Lord in Waiting. Miss J. Heywood, by the Lord I. Waiting. The Floe. Mrs. Lettrel °lntim, by the Lord in Waiting. Mss. M. Hoare, by the Lord is Wailing. Lady Kuhlmann, by the Lord in Waiting. Lady Elisabeth Bligh, by she Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Resell, by the lord in Warily'. Miss "'anthem, by Mee Lord in Waitint. lady Pollen, ere her marriage, by Laity Mildmay. Miss Dent, by her murher. Stirs Hossfray, Mrs. Picard, and Mrs. Thompson, by their mother. Mrs. llomfray. Sir James Sauwares, on being appointed Rear•Admirel. Hon. Miss Clifford, Miss Lacy end Miss Louisa Clifford, by their mother, Lady Clifford. Miss Basset, by Lord Dienstariville. Mrs. Clayton Glyn, nn her 'warrior, by Mrs. Glyn. 11r. Cherry, ori his marriage. Lady Gambier, 011 hi r return from the Hague. Miss Juliana Dawkins, by her mother, Mrs. 11. Dawkins. Miss Cuthbert, by Mrs Cuthbert. Ni.. Berkeley, by Lady Clifford. Miss Collins, by her masher. Captain Fairfax, /15th regiment, by Sir M'illoughby Gor don. Captain Dowd.), on his relern from abroad. Mess Ansley, by Mrs. Col. 'Terrier. Miss Dillon, by Lady Caroler. Mrs. R. Married, by the Countess of Darnley. Non's, sea Ikr marriage, lay her mother, Lady Gam. Miss !salmi Is Porte, hy Mrs. Poynts. Miss M. Chester, by her strut, MM. H. Dawkins. Miss Bill. by her molter. Miss M. Thorp, by Mrs. Thorp. Miss Cherlui le Cox, by Mr. Cox. Mrs. Charles Craven, on her marriage, by Mrs. Wilder. Mrs. Back, by Lady Admiral Campbell. Mr.. and two Misses Tempest, by the Right HOU. Lady Clifford. Cornet Grenville Temple, 15th. King's hussars, on his at,- ' pointatent. Miss C. Elliot, by Mrs. Elliot. Miss Flamer, by She Hon. Lady Murray. Miss Cecilia law, by Mrs. law. Miss li. Coukingturs, by Lady It. Cookingion. Mrs. Miss, end Miss Fenny Laseelter, by their mother, ilra. Ron ley Lascelks. Miss Munn, by Mrs. R. Leseelles. Miss Slackud, by Mrs Malcolm. Mrs. Colonel Dance, by lady Ilullund. Miss Lvelyir, by Mrs. Lvelyer. Correia William Idmiligers, by Countess :Monster. Sir George Nay ler, by the l.urd Ise %Vail trig. Miss Naykr, by the Lord us IVairing. Colorless of lisrewood, on enuring in her lisle. Si. Samuel Fludyer, by the Lord in Wasting. Miss Fluilyrt and Mies L. Fluilyer, by the lard in W. g. Lady Charlotte Ibuderrell, by Lady Bevan. Mr. Pelniau, on beint appointed Deputy Bath King at Arias, by Sir 11. blieumbeld Mr. Emus Cherubic's, by Sir B. RI Held. Mrs. Admiral Dwight*, by the land in Wailing. Miss 'Wetherell, by Mrs. J. Angerstem. Lady Christie, by the Lutil w IVaiting. Marchimiess of Sligo, by the 1.0111 in Wailing. its. 11 Cbairibris, by Sir B. Itlonnafiehl. Baler, by Ilk laird in Waiting. Musa Cautious. Cox, by the laird in Waiting. "LI) 11 Liocelks, by her mother, the Countess of Hare. s Mrs. R. Parother. by the Lord ire Waiting. :Isis Hsieh, by Mrs. Hatch. Lady G Choki, by the Lord is Wailing. Mi.. 11 Holdriairse, by the lard in Wailing. Iluu. Mrs. Nrvilk and Lady H. Neville, by MB Lard in Ratting. V.sruuntesa Gort, by the lard in Melvin. Nliss Croadheaal, by her mustier, Sirs. ti..orsibesd. "/".• Mrs. Spencer Staahope, by the Lord is Waiting. Miss Glyn, by Lady Barrett Leonard. Min Lennard, by Lady Barrett Leonard. Miss Georgians Knight, by Lady Barrett Leonard. Miss Farnham. by the Lord in Wailing. Mrs. Charles Wideman Bruce, on her marriage, by Lady Barrett lonnard. Alias Knight, by Lady Barrett Isoinird. Lady Barrett Leonard, by the bird i• Sir Thomas Barrett Lenard, by the Lard in Waiting. Mrs. Mary Frances Aldis, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. J. Albumen ' on her marriage. Mrs. Hollers, on her marriage. Mrs. Riichfort Grange, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Frederick Johnetwer, by the Countess of Dysart. Lally Orde, by the Lord in Waiting. Mrs. Fitzgerald by the Lord in Waiting. Moss, Pinney, by Mrs. Pinney. Mr. and Mrs. WlllO2l, by the l.ord in Waiting. LADIES' DRESSES. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS AUGUSTA. A dress of black tulle, very splendidly embroidered with black bugles, the buttons was designed its clusters of vise (raves, and finished with a full triinming of bugled tulle, ornanicoted with rich bugled tassels, the body sod sleeves rat ',kitty trimmed with fine Chantilly lace sad bugles; Ibis dress was worn over a rich black satin petticoat; man. tint of rich black satin, superbly embroidered with bugles to correspond with the buttons of the petticoat, at the edge ■ full mate of black Chantilly net. Fiend-dregs, • toque, orsianiested will pearls, with • rich profusion of rich ostrich fcatheis. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER. A Arm ia every erspeet the ease as her %nal Highness the Priucesa Augusta's. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER. A diess of black net superbly embroidered with bugles, sod bordered with buncleco of raised bogie roses, finished at the bottom with a large rutsleau of black satin, richly erns. funded with jet beads; black satin train elegantly bordered with' se tonbroidery of rich roses and broad lace; set body and sleeves superbly embroidered to correspoad with the petticoat, and trimmed profusely with black lace. Her Royal Highness wore as elegast plume of feathers, and a prufustuts of diamonds. PRINCESS ESTERHAZY. A beautiful Hungarian dress; a white satin petticoat, a s t et 'tress, richly esalwoidered iu fold. Head.ilress, a rich plume of ostrich feathers, with a black art veil, beautifully embroidered in gold, and a profusion of diamonds. DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. A Mack crape dress, roost beautifully embroidered is hisick , 4, with ich prod ure over black gros de Naples ; vomi tus of black crape, richly embroidered to curreepoeid. Ilea J-dress of black bugle., tastefully arranged. NIARCHIONESS OF LANSDOWN. A grey water lateatring lllllrtus trimmed with net and satin; petticoat richly embroidered with satin and net; body and sleeves richly trimmed with blond. Head-dress, (cattalo and dianneada. COUNTESS OF HAREWOOD. A black crape dress, riclaly ursaaaseated with black rows; black gros de Naples train. COUNTESS NOME. A black crape dress richly trimmed with bugles and crape; train black grus de Naples. COUNTESS LINSINGEN. A most Ammo mid magriAcent gold lama dress, with white satin train superbly trimmed with gold sod net. Head dress, a most costly diadem of dimuseeds and feathers. This dress attracted universal admiration. COUNTESS OF DARNLEY. A white crape priiiciva t, superbly embroidered is blue and silver, over while ratio ; lrais or while mein, trimmed correspond. Head-ilress, diamonds, sad a magnificest plume of Woe and white ostrich feathers, diansuud week lace, Ice. &c. VISCOUNTESS CURZON. A black crape dress richly trimmed with Anil, decorated with black roses; train, block Bros de Naples. VISCOUNTESS FALMOUTH. A white satin petticoat covered with net, ornamented with satin bolds and blush roses ; train, lavender satin. VISCOUNTESS DUDLEY AND WARD. A dress of ;iris gold lama, with beautiful borders in wreaths, over white satin body mad sleeves profusely trimmed grids &loud fare ; mauls* of rich white-figured satin, full trimmed nista drip blond lace mad gold lama. Head.dress, rich toque, wit% dialiteuds, pearls, and feathers. LA DY ROLLE. A rick: lama petticoat, with satin train. LADY DYN EYOR. A white satin petticoat covered with sort richly embroider ed with Chiwese dowers ; hail., white ratio. LADY BROMLEY. A Wart crepe dress elegantly trimmed with bugles and crape; black grus de Naples train. LADY CLIFFORD. A white satin petticoat covered with net trimmed with rich bluild and satin stripes; trails blue watered silk. LADY M. KERR. A white satin petticoat covered with a rich white velvet liatohiumelv trimmed with blue saint and net; trail, white grille sir Naples. LADY ROBERT SEYMOUR. A white satin petticoat covered with floss silk net richly trusteed with broad blued; train, white Eros de Naples. LADY GEORGE SEYMOUR. A white satin petticoat covered wills au embroidered Rose silk net decorated with white hyacinths ; wan, white figured silk lined with satin. LADY CHARLOTTE. BRUDENELL. . A white satin petticoat covered with ricb net and ati■ stripes ornaineated with lilac liyaciaties; train, white grog de Naples. LADY H. LASCELLES. A Work crape dress. riekly trimmed 'lib satin sod black roses; teals, black grits de Naples. LADY CAM PRELL A net dress, enthrniiered ;;new;usl elegant style will white satin, handsomely trimmed with blond lace; train of blue satin. LADY BARNARD. . ....... A silver lama dress, richly ursiansmited with a garniture of art and silver; train of pink grog de Naples, fancifully trimmed wills Ilri UMd runless' of satin add silver. LADY AUGUSTUS PAULETT. Als eleasut silver lama dress, richly urreamented a 1 butters with a Gall ruche of sort owl silver; trails, a rich blue satin, tastefully trimmed rimed with net, satin, aad silver. - LADY HIPPISLEY. A brocaded gauze dress' beautifully trimmed over white amiss ; minit.sa while Argured antis, ala Yallsere. Head dress, diamonds and frailwrs. -- LADY JOHN MURRAY. A dress of rich ■ilvrr biros, with deep hued."' beautifully desigued, trimwed will, blond over white satin; vomitus of rich pink sails, lwaulifidly embroidered in silver to curves pond. Head-dress, diamonds arid feathers. LADY CLINTON. Beautiful dress of7isll; over white satin, surrounded by an unique goruiture of Boni silk bodice amid sleeves trim med with blond lace; train of brocaded while silk, surround ed by a handsome garuilitre en &mite. Headdress, feathers and diamonds. LADY CHARLOTTE FINCH. A dress of tulle, embroidered with pearls over white satin, the body and sleeves irint•ed wills blond; Mallllllllll of rich celestial blue satin, wish an elegant trimming of tulle aril satin. firad.dress, ostrich fathers sad pearls. LADY URI). Sil►er lama dress over a'white satin petticoat, trimmed with a turban mill of satin at the Immo.; body and sleeves uroantetitca with ■ prufusiuu of handsome blued and silvers - . . irsio of violet and while brocaded reps, lined sad edged *int ■ rich silver frier. Head.dress, ostrich feathers, silver tiara sod disunited'. LADY LAURA VANE. Rich white satin dress, drapery of ;doer lame ea talk trimmed with 'tepid blood lace. Ice. sleeves sod buds sillier lama ■ad blend ; fruity, peaeb•blasssm atin, bordered with miler,. lama. Head-dress, *skirl feathers sad diamonds. LADY ARABELLA VANE. The same as her sister. LADY ADMIRAL CAMPBELL. A dress of gold tams must superbly essibroidereil is de ers, peculiarly elegant, initiated with btond lace user white satin ; mantra of emersM•Bgared satin, profusely trimmed with gold. Hesul-ikesa, gold toque, emeralds, diasuoirds, and feathers. LADY ROBINSON. A superb draw .r figured white gauze, handsomely trimmed with blue mien mod blood; inns of blue Eros de Naples. trimmed to eorrespood. Head dress, plume of blue mud white ostrich feathers sad disowned,. THE LADIES MARY AND F.I.IZABETH Petticoats of white crape, ornamented 141;11 tou;c 7 hrsof lilac over white satin ; tieing of lilac (roe de Naples, trim med with small beeches of like, rallies of double blond lace. Head-dress. superb plusses of while ostrich feathers. These dresses were simple, but extremely ekpot. LADY PERTH. A rich white satin dress, ornameutedwith pulifings'of green estis,and gold round earh puffing; a train uf silk and gold liaise, richly trimmed with guru calla and gold fringe. Headdress, a gold turban with green and white feather% mud a profusion of diamonds. LADY LOUISA FORRESTER. Silver lams dress over rich white satin, eleisistly trimmed with superb Brussels puiat am! lAMB ; train, peach pus de Naples, bordered with rich silver lama. Head-dress, plums, of Sae ostrich feathers and diamonds. LADY AUGUSTA MILBANK. An elegant white talk dress, over ■ while satin applique of pink crape, ri:b pink satin sleeves and body, trimmed with line Bros*,ls point • train, pink figured Bros de Naples, tastefully mirrounde with crape and satin appliqué. Head dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. LADY CHARLOTTE LUDLOW. An elegant drapery dress of sulk over *bite satin, richly appliqued, sad surrounded by a handsome garniture, hulk fully confined by wreaths of eleusesisis sad lilac satin, the bodice and sleeves trimmed with blond lace; train of richly brocaded white Bros de Naples, and garniture of Sulk arid like esti. en suite. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and dia monds. LADY DESANGES. A dress of lone user white satin, superbly embroidered in silver lama, in stripes, at she bottom a rich border to correspond, finished with a fullness of lama, intermixed wish silver Cowers; the body and sleeves profusely oriented with Rymerls point and silver; maulsa of rich white satin, ornamented with tulle sod silver. llrad•dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. MRS. DAWKINS. A rich gold lama dress; train. white gros de Naples. MRS. H. SEYMOUR. A white wain petticoat covered with wet, richly decorated with peaceau hyaciatlis; teals, pewees. Eros de Naples. MRS D. GORDON. A black crape dress ' richly trimmed with beads sad straw embroidery ; kale, black grin de Napka. MRS. LASCELLES IRESIONGER. A white satin petticoat. covered with colonade pew, richly decorated with white roses; train, lilac gross do Naples. M RS. BAT H U RST. White satin and lama petticoat, elegantly embroidered and finished with broad and blood late. Head-dress, feathers awl diamonds. MRS. OWEN WILLIAMS. A superb fancy white bogie dress, fall flouncin; to (*Tr& spmid ; train of very rich white satin, beautifully trimmed with bugles, net, and satin. MRS. VAN NILDERT. A white net dress, richly embroidered, sod trimmed with blood lace over white satin; toasted of rich blue Indio, with elegast garniture ea bulk sod patio. Head-drem, rich topic, diamonds mid feathers. MRS. HATCH. A rich white mina deem, profanely trimmed with rich blood lace sod pearls; mantes of rich blue.figured satin, with elegant garoiture. Head.dreav, dimmed, and feather:. MRS. PINNEY. A wet dress, superbly esithroidered i■ pearls, with rich blood lace over white satin; inisates of rich violet satin, with rich garniture ea perks. MRS. CHARLES CRAVEN. A white net dress. richly embroidered in silk applique, *revenged with Mechlin hire, user white satin; rich white satin maatna to correspond. Head dress, diamonds and pearls. MRS. WHEELER. A net dress, richly embroidered, trimmed with blond over white satiu ; vomitus of rich while satin to correspond. Head dress, diamonds and feathers. MRS. DANE. A net dress, richly embroidered, trimmed with blond over while satin; mantra of blue satin, trimmed to correspond. Head.dress, silver toque and plume. AIRS. po RTM AN. A dress beastifsilly embroidered is pearl., in ilesioss particoluly eteral, trimmed with blond loco over white ratio, trimmed will. pearls to correspond. Head-dress, fea thers and pearls. MRS. DENT. _ _ A •el dress, richly enibruillered in does silk and pearls ; • train awhile satin. Head-dress, a phasic of ostrich Cris. then; a profusius of diamonds. MRS. DENT. A blue mantra richly trimmed l rich petticoat embroider ed with silk trimming to rorrespood; reentille and sabots, with rich blond lace. Head-dram, please and diamonds. MRS. POYNTZ. Black crape dress ore► ■ilk, splendidly embroidered with jet and beets ea garniture, and trimmed with Reoffered white crepe; train of black vas de Naples and handsome penile,* to correspond. Iler!il-dress, black ostrich feathers, and brilliant coronet of jet. MRS. ORBY HUNTER. A while net dress, richly embroidered with Reams pearl in wheat shears, roses, &e. °ruminated with rich cord aml tape,' of Roman pearl; mamas, of Wise satin, trimmed with blond and Romeo pearl. Head-dress, feathers, dis moods, sod turquoise. MRS. TEMPEST. Gold Isms drese.over a white saws petticoat; body soil sleeves richly trimmed with blond ; train of white Jeered ems de Naples, bordered with a handsome cold fringe. Head-dress, an embroidered toque, ostrich feathers and disiesuuds. _ _ MRS. CHARLES ALOIS. Petticoat of silver lama over rich white satin; train of pale pink 1111611, richly edged wills blond lace, and superbly trimmed mend the bosom.. Head-dress, rich ostrich fea thers, diamonds and pearls, with rich lace, ear-rings, ke. to currerposid. This Duly looked iuterestiog from the sim plicity and elegance of her dress. MRS. ANTROBUS. A dress of tulle over white 'sibs, maznificiently rmbroi tiered is gold lanes and splendid garniture of the same, imitefolly supported by wreaths of gold wheat anal ever &wets en possceau, the bodice and sleeves profusely trimmed with blond lace; elegant white satin trate, with a brilliaut borderiug of gold, sad coufined with bullion cord and tassel.. Head-dress, a black heron tipped with gold, ostrich feathers and diamonds. MRS. COLONEL. TURNER. Embroidered lull. dram over rich whits satin trimming, interspersed with *Ain and pearls; body and sleeves elegant blond ; tnir, ►ick ■hits satin, Ins t rda s ais n ob island and pearls. Head-dress, plum of See ostrich (cation, dismayed tiara, du. HON. MISS KERR. A while satin petticoat covered with rich Spred pose, tidily ornamented with blush roses; frair, green gess de Naples. THREE HON. MISSES RICE. *sift Wig petticoat covered with rich besekailtal cause, ornameoted with variegated stalks; white satin train. THREE HON. MISSES CLIFFORD. White satin petticoats covered with rich colons& gauze, taste/Alf simorrued with pink and white hyacinths; trams, pink wowed silk. HON. MISS SOMERVILLE. As embroidered tulle firers over a white satin petticoat, with ma elegant garniture of Roman prowls ' elsatereti with ON and pearls, tastefully finiiihed with a each festoon of small pink ruses, and imitation !bowls point lace leaves laid on, finished with a thick roulean of pink satin ; stomacher body of waved grass de Naples, richly trimmed with blood lace, and fairy puckered tucker; sleeves fancifully made, and Lopped with wild ruses; • suautua of rich lavender waved Bros de Naples, lined throughout with pink Wits, trimmed all round with blond lace, headed with • wreath of wild ruses. Head dress, a superb plume of white ostrich fen. then and diassonds..(This dress was made by Mrs. Dell MISS D. GORDON. A black wet dress, richly embroidered with black ruses; trans, black gros de Naples. MISS GASCOYNE. A white satin petticoat, severed with rich figured gauge, decorated with Fisk slakes; train, 'tisk gins de Naples. MIS.. DOUGLAS. A net deem, trimmed with Sowers- a pink silk train moirke. Head-dress, • plume of /rattle rs. MISS MARY DOUGLAS. A set dress trimmed with flowers; a train of blue silk molter. Head-dress, a plume of ostrich feathers. MISS DENT. A rich dress, embroidered in pearls; a train of blue silk invitee. MISS PLUM ER. White dress trimmed with Ifewerei a train of white silk trimmed with dowers. MISS HIPPISLEY. A dress of rick pone satin, ve►y foil fancy trimming at Immune of net and satin, ride a profusion of point lice; train, pink swim. MISS M. BATHURST. ''bile satin and lam dress tastefully ornamented with flowers and blond lace; body and train elegantly trimmed with blued lace, and Bowers to eurrespund. Head.drens, a prufusiuu of feathers. MISS E. BATHURST. The sante. MISS HATCH. A art dress, richly embroidered with pearls. aml trimmed stills blood lace (Orr white satin; 'wastes of rich blue sally, with pewit. Head-dress, feathers and pearls. MISS PINNEY. A wet deem, richly embroidered iu blue and white, trim med with bleed over white satin; Manisa of rich blue satin with elegart pruiture en perks and marguerites. MISS DAWKINS. A net dress, richly embroidered in pearls, trimmed with blond lace over white satin; nrantua of rich white brocaded gauze ' trimmed to correspond. Head-dress, diamonds sail feat liere. MISS BROADHEAD. A white net dress, striped with pink sidle, sad trimmed with roses; • train of pick satin, trimmed with dowers. Head-dress, • beautiful pfunie of ostrich feathers. MISS CA LCRA FT. A white wiastas of letestrisig trimmed with satin; petti coat richly trimmed with ratio.. dowers sad patio; budy sod sabots richly trimmed with blood. Head-dress plume of ostrich kallices. MISS M. CODRINGTON. . . A white embroidered net dm., degas I ly &Piped, trimmed with Woad late user white satiu; mamas of rich piek satia, with tasty garwitare in satin and toile. Headdress, pearls, Marabou feathers, and wreath of roars. MISS G. CODRINGTON. The same. MISSES POYNTZ. Elepot drapery dream; of talk wen white natio, emohroi derid with pearls, sod trimmed with blood lace, tastefully ornaniested with a Swiss sash nod groups of white satin flowers; trains of white pas de Naples bordered tit stare spood. Head-dresses, feathers and pearls. MISS ORBY HUNTER. An embroidered wet dram ewer a felt•trisamad w►ite *Min petticoat, tastefully looped up wit► breaches of roan, he.; 111411116 a white sane, trimmed with blond. Head-dress, fretless and a pearl bandeau. MISS ANNESLEY. White satin and tulle dress, elegantly trimmed with voiles of tulle and pink satin, with wreaths of beautiful pink tube roses; body and skeins Am blood ; train, rich white Italia, bordered with pearls and Wood. Head-dress, plume of ostrich feathers cud diamonds. MISS TEMPEST. An embroidered eel dress over white satin, richly t►im. need with gold dowers, and bordered with • superb gold trimming; body and sleeves to coerespoed, trimmed with blond ; train of bins igneed sarceoet, bordered with gold fringe. Head-Areins ostrich feathers. MSS TEM PIEfT. Au embroidered set drew over white satin, oresisteuted with ar intermits/fled triesmieg of tulle sod Nair, tastefully displayed with MAI booebes of green sod white flowers; train of Woe flowed sareeset, trimmed with flowers, setae, sod tulle, to ourrespood with the dress. Hvad.drew, ostrich feathers. MISS KNIGHT. MISS G. KNIGHT. A dress of the same. MISS H. ROBINSON. .4tvi V...:. - 'w Dress of tulle over white satiu, tastrfolly trimmed with cud set karts, mosisted is *talks ep the petticoat, festoons of tolls and satin at the bottom, intermingled with benches uf eglastivie; body sod sleeves trimmed with s pro fission of tit+ blood; Isaias of pink and white shot satin bor. dered with eglastine, tulle, sod maim, to eorresposil with the dress. Headdress of feathers. As elegant dress of white-figured gauze, tastefully trimmed with glade $t risk esti.; wows of pink pee de Naples, hamisemely iriewissal lISMINNI/5164. U•lMLessfi, pink sod white feathers sad tads. At Alassek's (en Wedaesday last), Lady Eutaw= Mann ass was dressed ie a sesperb Persian costume of blue aid silver, very booing's. We should imagism that the Coiroordion will be pestpooed from the Ist to the 19th August, sot merely to give time fur the accessory preparations, but also is expectation of more temperate weather.—(Rraihep Paper.) Sir JOORPII BRIMS has left his fine Library to the British Museum ; mid his estate, after the death of Lady BARKS, is divided between the families of Sr and Ka/ITCH. aut-L. He has left 100 f. a-year to Mr. Blows, his Secre tary, arid some other trifling legacies. His foamsl wu quits private. The mimes of the Marquis of Taeurrociearal Lord BURT were omitted its the disable ea Mr. Wansaies Riesiois. Os She Idth instant ions ETAS; Esq. was called to the devise of Barrister at Law, by the Hosiourable &Kitty of the loser Temple. A venal westing of the iiikaliitasts of York sad its 16- .OE4 was held ow Monday is the Guildhall of that city, for the purpose or 'eking into conaideral jou the propriety of cos gratolating her Majesty the Queen on her accession to the t :s hyes t z, their me nd k ou the i i m agdo gin n at L eg asd u i she r express. perieserd frost his Majesty's Ministers. There were present nearly 3,000 pies.., sad suesbers were obliged to retire use account of the excessive heat. The Address, having bees agreed to, was signed by the Right tins. the Lord Mayor, who poen:led as Chairman at the meeting, sad forwarded the taste (velmet is Marasadske Wyvill, Esq. representative of the city, with • request that be would present it to ber Ma jesty without delay. iiPItAPFI MR kn. CRATTAY. Tell future times, thou proud recording stone! That Ireland had oat 'cosies Patriot moo, The father of her liberties ; whom. seal Swayed lowates; 111041 *hose claques' spree!, Like its own kindred haven's electric strobe, First tarred his enormity of ungenerous yoke; IVho toiled thru' Ida and ate, too much In raid, Her cameo/wee, as her commerce, to unchain, And died at last, devoterl—halttheinor— A mighty martyr at that country's shrine! Their till—brit ons—Time's latest conerri..us tear Most feel Giurcom's dust minors here. ENGLISH OPSNA HUUSE. This elegant and favourite theatre opened last night fur the season. The first piece was a two/ comic operetta. entitled The Promissory A'ore Scomper, it liberal young man, in love with Coro/inc. being unable to pay a promissory note to which he had imprudently put his came, asinine. the name of Markham, a married nisis.and in his absence is in troduced to his wife. Mr. Markham is smiled on the promissory note lii mistake fur Scamper. whom he .1 induced to personate. snit as such mikes hive mu Caroline. From this exchange of names the it west of this little piece arise►. The drnomemmtt is effected by the interruption of Mrs. Mark ham, who discovers her husband under the as. r u i n e d name of Scamper. AIM KELLY will very happy in the character of (. irely, an arch servant amid.--The parts of Mr. and Mrs. Ma►k ham were well supported by Mr. WRENCH tio.t Mrs. W. S. CIIATTERLEY ; and those of Scam per and Caroline by Mr. PEARDIAN amid Slis, CARIEW.—TiIe piece weld off with tilos, and was announced for repetition by Mr. WRENCH with rival applause. It was followed by %he ildoptrd Child, in which Air. BARTLEY resumed his festal. rite character of Michael. which he supported with all his wonted talent. It was his first appesraace since his return from America. Ile wee loudly greeted from every part of the house. ll.s Trios- Atlusitic visit appear* to have agreed well with Mr. BARTIAT. Ile looks very well. The saloon has assumed a hew and very pleasing shape. It is now an illuminated Oriental garden. The angles are filled with the must beautiful ►hrubs. rose-trees in full bearing, &c. This reduces the room to the figure of a diamond, in the rehire of which is an open tent, supported by six columns of pink and gold. The interior is filltd with shrubs. from the middle of which rises a column. forming a jet Wean, the waters of which play into a ba►in in the middle of the tent. The comp d'wil is very brilliant. amid. as a promenade, the present plan is greatly superiur to that of any preceding weevil:. IVOR Wien. JUNE ca. GUILD DAY. Yesterday (Tuesday se' Wm. Burt, E-q. took upon him the office of Ilayor of this cily. Stfrou after ten ~'clock the Court of Alderaseu pin. ceeded to the house of the Mayor elect, to accoma pally Non to the Cathedral. i fhe procession front the Rill in the market consisted of all the munici pal officers in their gala dresses, 21 of the Aide,. men, and 30 or 40 of the Common Council. Mr. STEWARD ALDEESON addressed the Mayor upon the duties of his office, and in the amine of the citizens at large returned thanks to the lair 514y0r. N. Bolingbroke. Esq. fur the services lie had rendered them in the past year, recapitulating the circunistitoces which had masked that period. The Corporation then adjourned to St. Anther'', 11.11, where an entertainment of the most splendid and sumptuous kind was provided. Every drlic.ry was in the greatest profusion. and of the Ist st lily. Upwards of 600 of the Nobility and Grimy of Norfolk, and fashion and respectability of Nor wich, sat down to table. After dinner the follow ing toasts were given : The Kisg.—The Queers and Royal Family.—The Duke of York and the Array.—The Makers( Clarence avid the Na vv.— The Lord Ltertesant of the Couuty.—The High Sim riff of the Coonty.—(Mr.llLeit ►eturne.J thanks )—The Lord Bi.hop and Clergy of the Diocese.—The Members for the Costal)? sod City.—The Earl of Albemarle and the House of deshass.—(Lord Albemarle returned thaaks.)—lord Imam and the Hower of Kintherky.—(The Rev. A. Work horse returNed thanks.)—The Mayor, and Prosperity to iLe Cisl of Nornich.—( By the High Sheriff )—Captain Junes and the lUsh Hassars.—.(Captaiu Junes meowed thauks.).— Major Harvey, and the Norwich Light flurae.—(The Major re. tamed thanks.}—The Father of the City, Alderman Morse. —The hlayorreg—(By Mr. Steward Aldenron.)—The theism of the Agrecollaral and Commercial huerests, and primps. city to buth.-.-The Ladle is St. Andrew's Hall. When the health of her Majesty was given, the Hall resounded with lung and loud applause.. At balf.past eight o'clock the last toast gave the ►ignat of separation, and the company departed to the stubbly Rooms, when a ball concluded the day._ ft pas opened by the Hoo. Mr. The Human and Miss Burt. _ _ _ Vanzball Gsrdeos were on Wednesday evening honoured by the presence of The Manillas of Worcester, Lord Mona. Charles, Laid Kinnaird, Sir ' , easels Burdett, Sir H. Vivian, Gen. Phipps and party, Mr. Douglas Kinnaird, Mr. S. Whitbread awl party, and aamberless go wipes of dist isigniabed (salon abli s. KING . / Ag**se, originally brought oat is 1817, was revived os Tnesday treating at this theatre, fur the porpoise of introduciug Madame Liicnottiaitr. Mosi ?Ann, a gauger front Milan iu the character of Agieae. Her powers were evidently impeded. hy the eobarras►ments of • Arse attempt, to a degree that readers it difficult to pie nuance a decisive opinion on her nitrite. Her voice as 4 of sufficient quality and cuinpeisa, with the loser soles clear and well defined. As sit aches', her manner i• delicate and iuterestiog, aid her figure adoisably adapted to the character. Sir THOMAS GRISHAM, who built the Royal Exchange, was the sou of a poor woman, who kft him in r field when an infant; but the chirping LI a grasshopper leading a boy to the place where ►.e lay, his life was preserved. From this circunwaroce the future intrchatit took the grasshopper as his crest ; and hence the cause of that subett bell g placed over the Ito}sl Ezcharive. The Lord Chief Justice ABSOTT vat at Ai.s Prim, at the Court *use. Westminster, yesterila). sod Mr. Justice Pia sat in the Common Plea', but 110 causes of •ny public interest were heard ill either Court. • I