The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-01-19 00:00:00

CELEBRATION o► HER MAJESTY'S BIRTH DAY... - • Yesterday being the anniversary on which the festival in hoiwur of the birth of our most gi-cious and truly amiable Qucen.is celebrated, Her Mal as- TY having completed her 604 s year on the iOth of May last, the same was obsell4d with great, splendour and magaificence, The morning. as is CISLOITIATV, was ushered in _with the ringing of bells& and the Rags . trom the steeples„pf the shatpbess Olt Tower, and various other public : placiss, were dist: island with standmais of .the United „Kiri/storm most liyely aid gcniamiexpressiont :of .loyahr ,aa4. attachment were manifested by all ranks of hm pieto Her hisisor v. At one . o'clock, Go guns in St James's Park were grad s VIEW As many its. Her Ms.; cs r v is yeas old, aid the .61 guns wale fired fro& the Tower Wharf. • About ten O'ClOCletiii MAJSITY arrived at the Qucsn's to• breakfast.. The Vukis of Yoart,Cesresat.arto„Scssex, and Csta• Pl5lOOl, breakfasted with Her Misomier, and paid their rospeCts. The RpYAI. FAMILY, as usual cm the Birth ; days Pf Their M k,itottr.s, breakfasted in the Japan , room, and while they were at breakfast, a concert was performed by Her Moic , ..rv's band. con noting of sysstal pines stele:led by fIis•SIAJEST V. Ahout eleven o'clock the Prince:6 CHAALOTrt :if . Watts, attended by Lady ELGIN, went to ti e QUEEN'S House, to pay her respells to ILT Ma. JEST v. At two o'clock, Her Royal Highness left St. James's ; she came,out at the sidc door in the yard leading the. Park. She WA3 dressed in . white muslin, and had her hair civic.' entirity over her head. As soon .s, she got. into her carriage, she appeared at the window of it, and bowed her head in the most graceful manner to the surround ing crowd, who hailed her with joyful acclamations, and remained uncover-d while she continued in sight. Tiff" CitURT t. At twelve o'clock, Their MAJESTIES, with the • Princess CI ARLOTTE of WALLS, went to ht. James's . . Palace. They were followed by the Pain-cum and Attendants, in two carriages. "..bout two o'clock, the Roy AL F•stt EY left theit private apartments, to proceed to the drawing-Thom. As they passed through the anti-chamber, this being the first drawing-room in this year, pursuant to the Charter of CHARLES 11. founding a School at • Christ's Hospital, for educating forty boys for the , eervicq. the scholars appeared, with their Master, . Mr. Gwritne, at their head ; holding in their hands the books and drawings of each, their per formances since last year, and desciihierg the pro gross each t'ad made in Nautical Mathematics. Sir J. W. AFIDER,OII, the President of the Institution, any' James Pa tie Ka Esq. the Treasurer, presented . • the forty boys to Their l'alastrirtrs and the PION.. COILS ; none of them exceeded seventeen years of aft. . His Msaesry was pleased to examine several , of their drawings and books, and was graciously Oilseed to express his Royal approbation ot the pro vers they had, made. * The President laid before Ilts MAJESTY ilia of the youths, their ages, Ate.— It contained likewise a, fist c. 4 those who hays gone est of the school, during the last seven sears, and what p: Missions they had been articled to ; it was 11110 st eleg antly rioted, and bound in gold pale;, which is MAJISir command,d to be delivered to the care of the LORD CHAMBrIILAIN. By or der of the 1.01.0 COANIBERI.A4N, the doors of the drawing-room were not opened till Their M ~,, es- Tits entered, as was formerly done. At a quartet - . past t o'clock, the ceirre door of the Grand Council Chamber, used as a drawing room, was opened, when His MAJESTY, dressed an regimentals, and wearing the Order of St . GEosot, entered, attend ed by the Loao CHANCELLOR. holding the State Bag, which contained the Great Seal of England, in his right hand; the LORD CHAIIIIIIIILA IN, Mar quis lirk I room, Lord J. TUYNNE, Earl Av Lis som), L'srd ARDEN, Lord Stott Fonts, the Hon. Mr. VILLIER‘, and other Officers of State. His MAJESTY conversed. for some time, with the Lotto CHANCELLOR and the Marquis of llenTrinto. Her MAJESTY being ready to enter the drawi,ig room, the door was opened again, when I ler .NIA - Just . v and the Paint:tuts entered. "fhe Lotto CH A 11111RI.•IN waved his wand of office to Sit W. PARSONS, who was attending in the room behial the Throne, with a very selcl band, when the perform ance of The Birth-Day Ode commenced; the music et e•hich, by the express desire of His MAJESTY, 4 ... -elated from the works of Ilan to ii, hy Sir W. \ k,Ot”, who Ll:splayed great taste and lodgment in adapting appropriate music to the words. It commenced with the o,•retare to blemish s. Mr. Weiss' gave an excellent Bass Song, selefted from the same. Master SMITH, of the Chapel-Royal, gave a Treble Soto very correilly, from Anantoto. Mr. W. Kerverr gave a song from the same, in a very finished style, with a most charming accompa- Melte ,t for the oboe and bassoon, which were most a lmir -bly pl yed by Messrs. Print: and HOLMES. The Ode coociuded with a Moms frent An se [TVs. His May rsr v took his station near the first win• dove from the door of the room. ile appeared ia excellent health and spirits, and received the le- Teas of the company with his usual condescens:iin, and appeared to go through the fatigues of the day With a deal of composure. _ . Her MAJLITV remained between the second and third window, the Countvss HARl:itdo.rom hold ing her train. Colonel Dzstaow, tier M.,Jastry's Vice Chamberlain, auending on her right side, and the Earl MOICTON, the Cham'utriain, on ier left, receiving the cards of thole who had ilie honour of being presented to her. These ceremonies engaged the attention of Her MAJESTY for a considerable time after the Drawing-room commenced. The Paisictiscs stood-to the. left of Fier MAJESTY, ac• cording to the serfority of their ages. •Ilie Princess of WALES, and Op Princess SOPII I A of G [AMC PA-. TER. 011101 thew. The Foreign Minister.., AS well those presented after paying their iespe.l4 to Her MsJasyr, did the same to the NIP:CLUES. The Dukes of Kest. Sussex, and Cass seines, came in aliout half past two, and shook hands with their Royal Sisters in the most affeaitniate manner. The Princess ELrZaaLTM. and the Duke of Susett, conversed with Mr. TILItt:SI( and Lord HANKA**. . . • sure for a considetable time. MS Elam of CUM BER( AND stid.Geoutstiree, ind.PriMarWiLetitse of Gt. oncesrElt, joined the Royal Party in a short time after. At three o'clock the Dike and Do. chess of YORK arrived in state. The Ductless, either from indisposition, or onreccount-of the heat of the room, remained but about twenty minutes in the room. At half past three o'clock the Prince of WA Les came in state, accompanied by the Duke ▪ CLARENCE. His Royal Highness the PRINCE re mained till the close of the Drawing-room. At the Court there were present, he ides the whole of the Rot AL FA WE r,whom we had the pleasure of naming; the Cabinet Ministers and Great Officers of ..litate, the. LORD CHANCELLOR. in his Stae Robes, the SPEAKER of the House of Commons, in .hiS, State Robes, the Loan CHIEF Justices of the 'Court of King's Bench and Common Pleas, Mr. Esse tw e, in his full Robes, as Chancellor to the Prince of WALES, the Marren of the RoLz.s, the CHANCELLOR of the EEC/H:PLR; the SECRETARIES of STATE. the SECRET AMY at WAR, the ATTOR. • SoLici roe, and ADVOCATE GINLR ALS, the JUDGE of the ADMIRALTY, the JUDGE MARTIAL. the Dean of Weerrs'insree, the Provost of BroN .CoLt.eor,, the &mires of Minot-sax, the Low MAYO,, and RECORDER of LOND:IN. Dukes.--14eaufert, Roxburgh, and Somerset. • Ducnessts--Itosburgh and Beaufort. M on uores—Blandgrd, Lorne, Comrallls, Hertford, Titch field, Hath, Townsberid, Thomond, Headier!, and Circello. MarchioneswisStafford, Thomond, Ileadfort, Dormline, SA ,tll , , Fly. Donegal, {lenient, Townshend, and B rth. —S rarbo•ough, Uxbridge, Write he lira, Portsmoutli, Mourraiorris, Kingston, Ilarmigtoli, Morton, Jersey, Sand with, Hatcourt, fluezhenter. Chesterfield, Paidet, Fife, Av ford, Delaware, Chatham, Westmoreland, Spencer, Athlone, Milmesbury, Bathurst, Rivers. Effingham, Roinnev, Mount Edgecuin'ae, Brtdol, Mona, Mactlestield, Mansfield, Bridge water, Tomp!etowu, and Kingston. C••uritesses—Pretsmouth, Paulen, Kingston, Ayles'niri M rusbr Id, Pe obroke, Harrington, Camden, Aylesford, Chat. ham, St. Vincent, Moira, Spencer, Athlone, Essex, Hun tingdon, Beverley, Fusion, Talbot, Craven, Woronzow, Weida morelaud, Harcourt, Barrymore, Effingnani, Macclesfield, Dartmouth, Stahremberg. Carlisle, Kingston, and Jersey. V 'rout. , —Wentworth, Sidney, Ranelagh, Castlereagh, Sidinoreh, Stopford, Go4ord, Limerick, arid Duncannon. Vsscounteests—Ca. tlereagh, Wentworth, and Ranelagh. Lards..i-Ridsrick, A. Beauclerk, Sel.ea, Stopford, Dyne- Cass!!i.., St. Helens, Anilieed, Arden, Glenbervie, E'don, Villler Somerville, Harkevbury, Banbury, Keith, Mar sham, Sidnuorith, St. Asiph, Clietryild, Hamilton, Bray bmeke, Warrington, Barton. H. Fitzgerald, Glenberrio, Eliot, W. mar, I , Meiv.lle, Elleriburourli, Binning, Kenton, Hmatden, Loudon, Ossulston, Selkirk, G. Thyrine, Wil loughby De Broke, Bruce, airringdon, Purtchester, Mutsrave, Hinton, S Thence. Surlier, Ashburnham, Callen der, Cranky, Lecale, Perth, Fauconberg, F. Spencer, Mac dmrald rLadies —A. Cayenter, S. Carpenter, Lonsikle, C. Lennox, Chambers, Grantham, C. Johuston, Glenberrie, M. Win yard, %Valsingliam, Ainhe st, Boiks, D. Waldegravc, Head. M. Fitzroy, S. Stewart, Wilknighbv De Broke, Studley, Calthorpe, C. Darner, Hawke-awry, Howard, Lavingtoo, Rose, Lucas, Faucoriberg, Welby, Arden, Huntilighed, Hamdtrer, Cranky, Dacre, Loudon Metcalfe, St. .A.,aph, Anthinisha rot, Culleton, Chambers, Loudon, Gknbervie, Drin k, W. Ruswil, HeJ.y, Rolle, Pulteney, Headley, M. Par ker, PM..., Three Thyrines, Parte, Clietrynd, Lang rill, Hinclimbroke, F. Courtney, Maritlam, C. When., Praed, Lu- MS, C. Stewart, Cranky, Ilartw di, Hoard, Pe th. Duridas, Crofton, C. Lennox, sutheilatud A. Wonilliam, Melanie, lfutsug. 1111111114:11144 C. Stanhupe, C. Finch, L Legge, M. Urine. Baringdon, Lepage, Gerard, M. Taykr, Culteum, Helier!, Anil Fludver. Nolken,preat,Lentha,and Be Rolle. Besbo,..—ileucester, NVinchester, xeter. Litchfield, Bath arid - Chester, Durham, London, Cluyne,.oul Norwich. %.mba, , ailins.—Danbli,Rus,i.in,P,ussian, Portuguese., New tin. A ...near., Imperial, Turkish, Iles:ran, and limo v i h. A mi , 11, , --.Markhans. Gainbizt, Campbell, and Moron. G net I —Ross, Gordon, Lisle, Bloomfield, Gwynne, Cart nut, Winyard, Dritidas, Lumley, I Lewitt, Lesieux, Fist oy, Calvert, Barran:l, Arabia, Phipps, Mae' He,,, Le:and, Grosveiter, and Brown. Co'on.:l4—Robe ta, De Grey, Ihruhl, Cox, Watson, Fro- derark, Dyke, Keating, M Warne, °Js•iichrson, in e:, Carey, II orse, Dillon, litubitwors, Beaumont, Ail's.' no, Gm . sdlr, o.!ern, We-t, Faire, Tomer, Thema., Cinerary, Benn.r, St:ritt, Caper, lolitre, Adon, and %Isl.dreartre Majors—Rarlimori, C otwright. Vineries, Douglas, Au. brey, Gibmn, Askew, Macrae, and Gmy. Caotaint,—Bird, Goya!, Rowley, Torry, Curry, Chester, Wheelwright, Coffin, Hammel, Agar, SPken z e. and Wevlind. Sire—R. Find. W. Sete, j. Gordon, D. Baird, .1. C. Melva, J. Anderson, J Audlev., .1. Mans field, A Msculunald, S. Cottrell, %V. Giant, W. Welty, T M St.Ulll, It R. Neale, t: C. Bowes F Millman, .1. Collet mi, J. Lavington, J. B. W.iges, S. Fialyer, J. F.A. miler, A. C arbe, J. B. Warren, W. Stilling, W. Curti., W. Rush, I. Heard, J. Douglas., J Lowther, G. Osik.ns, S Pe. chef, J. D.:l, %V. Leighton, T. 'f roubridge, N. Dance, A. llamund, W. Phiops, J. Skale, W. Young, W. Wizard, C. 12tels, C. ILA 1., and G. Leith. Rev. Ms -.-Villreeld and Davis. Mews —Neville, Dent, S. Hotline, Cockerel!, Dillon, T. Sheridan, Sy'.,es, Verney, Ile.bert, Aust, Wilberforce, She ridan, Erskine, COlnwall, Tierney. V ansittart, Windham, S teeter, Shaw. Dickritai, Sloane, B. Watson, Coo.ser, West, Richards Pule, ROO, Gorden, Hervey, leeehird, Morgan, Law, G. Dyke, Bond, R. Waliole, ter. D. Grooming, Elliot, Long, Sibilatd, Lumley, W. Main Waring, G. B. Mainwaring, Fteemaistle, Willams, A. Wind ham, Bragge, Heir, Addington, Senth, Cooper, Jollitte, Varisittart, Price, Dickinson, Worth, Rose, J. Anderom, H. St. Ledger, W Beflasyse, Percival, Corr), Abbot, Mills, Fidler, Gibbs, Molgari, Grantham, Bouverie, Palmer, Os- Irrrn, W. Maas, Periling, Pond, Gordon. Fluster, Sparrow, Illiskieion, %V. Popys, A Stanhope, Beaurnole, Hmks, Boyle, Wahs, F Pratt, Llamey, Doniville, Wood, kle, Fekregton, R. Hawke's, Frere, Lawrence, Loy iitz, I/Arvin, Marne, MI, M. Sutton, Poole, Wet laud. Montefinr , . C. Brook, Harge , •, Sark-mit, D. Gros- Nialer, Cha.lirt, and Penn. Mistie.e. —Fremantle, Windham, Pole, Beaumont, Long, Wortley, Canning, Poole, %Mier% West, Buircoy, I. ley, Sparrow. It.erver... I !teatime., Markham, Ablest, Pont,e Da rner, Canning, Heberden, Walpole, A. Stanhope, Tow ry, %%a ..er, Nihau-here, and Ogg Norths, J Profess, Purtun, Broderiek, 3 Grey., Hervey, Byng, Chow, Calthorp, Law, Dickie.nri, Addington. Neville, Wonky, N•lrth, Colleton, Iteacoti, 74 La ving:tins, Booting, 3 Irby', Sedlev ' Allied, Colburn, Elliot, Coventry, Orislow, North, Wynne, Poole raESENTA rioNs. Amongst the numerous Presentations to Her MA J ISI v Were: % s•eount and Vi••enuntess Rsnel3gli, upon their marriage. Lady Frances Pratt, by her mother, the Countess of Case d •o. Co'unel Osborne, Is his father, Sir George &hi...lie. 14.4‘11 X .tell i , vfl hi. pf 001 0 ,11.11 to that rank. • Colonel Fat..., oy the Earl of Westmoreland. Earl Moira and the Countess of Loudon and Monaon their ZDaTriate. :qty. Dickinson, by Lady Arden. ‘ll , s 'idley, by the Lady in Waiting. I.aly 11.011!SA L.•gge, by the Countess of battmoUth. . • The Countess of Rtarlienib.-rg, tleal..ady . _.; the Imperial „dislisissador, prearntall her two daughttra. Lord and Lady Borringdon upon their marriage, and Mk; rihut, by the Cuunteur of Chatham. The Silently of Middizets, by the Recorder of Loodan. The Re. Mr. Wood, the Lord Mat'er's C ll . l O lO l by the idtmr. The Lee/ Mayer, by, Aldermen — Peeing. • veen • Mr.. Ginittei by LonVAI/Aona. with Mr. Curtiss by Iris hither, SW William Curtis. • r Mr. G. B. Mainwaring, by his hrther,Wm. Mairiwarings Eq. Misothultair; by •Lady Cranky , Mr. H. From, upon his arrival from Spain. , lsordiitlkirk.upon his Mauna from America .Miss Muth, the daughter of the Bishop of Winchester, by the Lady in Waiting. Miss Wynne, by Lady Heirdly. Major NPQoarrie, by Col. M`Quarrie• Mn. Towry, by the Lady in Waiting. Mr. Foster upon his being appointed Chancellor of t he Ex chequer for ireland. Sir George Leith. Alderman Hunter, by the Recorder. Mrs. 331iffe, on her marriage. Miss J. Pepys Mrs. W. Ildeberden. Mademoiselle de Woiproff. • Sir Charles ?tire. Mr. Williams, by Sir ... Major Ogg, upon his being appointed Groon of the Bed cham►er ti the Duke of Sussex. Those who have Lately been appointed to OfFels of State, were introduced to Her Majesty upon their appointments. Major Askew. by General Luni.ey. Lord and Lady Villers upon their maniage • Their Graces the Duke and Lucite's of Bos.bitigli, upon their coming to their title:. Sir John Collin, by Sir Brook Watson. Lord Eliot, on his ' , wring i" Mr. and upon their iu mine. Si. David Klan. Mr. Walpole, by his lather, Colonel Walpole. Sir Alexander Grant, by this Earl or Sandwich. Lieut.-Colonel Hillary, Commander of the First E$S2 X Le gion, by Lord Braybrooke The Hun. Jahn king, by his brother, Lord Kingston Viscount and Viscountess Sidinauth, upon their creation to that title. Mr. and Mrs Scan, upon their marriage. Colonel Gower, by the Earl Courlen. Lieut. Colonel Keating, of the f,tith reennent, upon his pro motion. Captain Towry, of the Royal tilfry, upon his promotion. Miss Grant and Miss Louisa Grant, by Lady Doc:hest:a. The Rev. Mr. Ord, by Lord Dorchester. The lion. Mrs. Ord, by La•ly Dorchester. - Lady Laura Fitzroy, by Countess of Easton. rbly embroidered with gold, and ittimaiof velvet and diamonds. MARCHIONESS TOWNSHEIM. A puce colour velvet robe. A white satin petticoat, cover ed with gold net MARCHIONESS OF nowNsinitF.. A-puce colour velvet robe. A white satin petticoat, rich!y enthroidered with gold. MARCHINNES:i OF SALISBURY. A grey satin, very richly si4:il4s.l with c.,1.1 ar.d silver. MNRCHIONFSS OF ABFRCt)RN. P Iticaat white satin, with dtkolies sal crepe dawn ur with goldtrisels, Train coquelicot select. MARCHIONESS OF IIEADFORT, A white crape petticoat with dr.i :cry of Tuikisli trim nt d with white fnr--robe of Tutkish silk, trimmed with An and Ik...int—ln...it dress, a heaUtilUl Talk tilt turlain anJ diameinds. MARCHIONF.SS OF HERTFORD Was dreu,il in her usual style of taste and elegance, to a whir craps pet.miat, rMhly etubriddert-il in grOd; w rth a supers Ftnm sari ho-der, net rehit? aatin and gold—body an d t. of Oleo select, richly roilir..elered. Head drew . •„; ostrich feathers anA diatnon.k. !ler Ladyship nese.r of greater advantage, or luak,,l .0 striking) , handgun, elegant. DOWAGER COUNTESS SEFTON. K eh btu k velvet dress—petticust, white crape. richly me ted —Head-dress, black velvet, a plume of oitil.h them v a id superb diamond. , . DOWAGER couNTrs-; OF ESSEX Petticoat, Kelt purple satin, , fancifully itsi fcbtouns of dowers, arid triinmod with p,rht lace -*Tiaks,. Purple. satiu, trimmed with rich lac, DOW4GER COUNTESS OF ANSFIELD. Body Id train of blue .‘ztin—Aevi, , ..a of the um,. COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN. Egyptian brown velvet body and train—y.rpttie itit of eat srnc r einbruidsred with gont, dram op with red euot a tl d tas,ek, Sec. COUNTESS OF ELY. 1n an elegant olitas-coloured rehol,;:cgatrtly ensloold:rel ht ala Greeters, with wreath. of deed gold roars interonived t a superb head-dress of plumo:uloartal velvet, gout', thews. THE COUNTESS OF ESSEN. Petticoat, yellow satm, elegant border, a tn.!: v. lir, rieila embroidered in , i:ver and bugles—Train, 65,,e t istefully trimmed with point lace and silvea. An twacennute degree of ta.to w displayed in thin very elegant dr,,s. COUN TESS OF wEs - rwmtr.l.AND. A white solo pe , tieoat with d•ep go!cl fang; most s•tp draFry of 1113 e velvet, mos: liontitiful!v eralmui 1er...1 a Tu. t, with silver, spangles, sued voila,. silver fringe wi..14 the drop sry.fa.t.:iinif with ..firer cool and ta..4.1v, tit, tram .( iilac anti 4.lvet sefvet richly fri:lte 11 This drets was Clif suety, admired !lead dress diamonds awl fe.ithers. COUNTFSS OF MACCLESFIELD. A most magnificent dress of white satin, riddy embrei,leera in go!d and pirelotts waned, in a style perfectly unwed; la Laa) , ltip': robe w.s mor6tte satin, trimmed with gold. COUNTESS (4 . ILC !IESTF.TI.. A mint' bozutiftil embroidered silver petticoat, and brawn vr-ivet train. COVNTC:S OF LOUT)ON. Petticoat white satin, with a rich Over cmWoi try ea Ms snique.-1 superb 1004 C drapery of .p-Jsgled net and satin, fas tened cri the right aide, with bouquets of aid wr.nths of laurel in silver. Train a rich 1n0ue...41m lent coeseb4e wty n. of the must elegant druascaat Cana. COUNTESS OF DAR'FNIOUTA A surrb white esti.), with .tra..erie of wh re crap. awl go d,with hartl.oin ale4rat V br4rp.....b0.1y train of puce v.t.et, einbluider44l t r etwrzTond. dres4 whit, and gold turban, W3ll diuttoods and abate , 4* warieh leathern. etHINTESS OF CFI %TIT AV. White t.atin ; e , t:.stat, CIO . .r.nd 4441 with g.,l.l—whit.! r gown, richly spaarAl soeorrzspond C Jus rEss OF I'ENIIIRIME. ♦White lonia pvilic-at. rich•v ►pangkd with gold, au•' on,.*- manteJ w,th .I , aperiri of puce roket, fastened *ail gold—pLce v lan uain COUNTESS OF REVER LEV. ( r A crape petticoat, elegantly do:matt-al ‘.;t'e Ltronseettouted velvet, au I tine point lace. Velvet t.am resposvi. C9UNTF.SS D 1 ZICIIY, COUSTE'•S STARHEMBi:RG'i DAUGH"I'I , H, Was of-zantlr (treated in a petticint of white crape, worked all over on All nuint s'dv,r <Dangled, a rich Etrusent borf, , r to vie bottom, elated with a Greek trod..r of lon s i steel ; the ilrap..rrt thithie .r)le, with silver anal 'tee' laitrad u . ,/ with a wreath of lill%rf leeredEtrieicait b oiler of silver anangle , 4, bullion, and close4llVltil a C 4,4. one of poli,lori st,•l ; 4:1 , oriavage of polialted %tett, the drapery and brier; what.. Will train, with •ilver tn ; .Ideerii iif whet crape; riehSv spaneint lieasJ•rlrc4; a dtamond turban and white f.-athers. This dress was noticeJ among the scat e:egunt u.d tuneful. COUNTESS OF CARNARVON A blue utin , very richly embroidered, and trimmed vv.th t• dd. COUNTESS OF. BLUM. A puce colour dre,,a, richly spangled. COUNTESS OF cAiktrwm. A petticoat of white crape, moat beautirully einbroidered with gold— , ich drapery. and tam?, to corrmpowd bass of black re'vet THE COUNTESS OF STARI/EMBERG. Blue petticoat, e obruidered in girlil—...black t train, tri.nmed Wad. kegs, di/111011dd and vii't feathers. She looked remarkable COUNTESS IiYORGINZOW. A lilac crape p.dtic,at, haraloomele embrolgitred in f vac.ied with ;lead weld train. Head dr( • • a plume of odrich feathers and diamadt. COUNTESS OF AYLESBURY Ilesitwireas, a rich geld with 41X fill, .I.tri h r • ~• elegantly disposed; a profusion of diamunds, anJ fine point tappetY.___ .COLTN IT.SS AYIESFORD 11• ad drea., a blJ.:k voi...t bandeau, a beautiful riot a t,. a d rich kohl LUlSoilil, with a plut•di of flee 04riel f atber OWN EERS OF SEF FON. Wll:te crape pett:coli, drapery of white satin and Ort.AMealCi .itil go'd r die, and fairuneii with gold curd .oda tatISVI9. Train 46141 ve.si.t. COUNTESS t;ERETSZOFF. A rich .Vier enierocirrel craw. ~.-i•cuitt en U.rni pie, re. 1:_1*• 4 sit 1 A Wreath of Ilbc, u.iefulr t iiiimmeuted w tiusaparb lace. - Train sliver tissue. COUNTESS ERNESTINE (her Sister): A vo-thenat of wh.te crape, worked with cross ottritwa is Oothie ryte, grwinid sp •ited, in dives •11.1 W truism ,1 with a Gothic Wider, terminating ea. • a . a le fr.iev. white sad.' rihbnit and steel inter.o.atNl•w.irale-TV nshiy walked in wavei—Etrusean bo•clar intermixed w:th via t•:ei; whit , crape train trimmed with 411VM, b a.:ct s'e :reit hrridere•l-whead draw, silver diadem and whit: tealla Int. • COUs . miss OF RARRYNIORE w,,pe white c.ape vint.zaat, ws.rt;v4 in thels--whlte satM begin week...l in •he eti p.c:krtirulstrimm. d with a Mrian.d.,ke Carnseiite.cof trais , -- LhAv and .lalves emhilitileit-1 in the EttIISCIIIi state.-lwr 1.,. , 4-rirrs. a:trufu4o•i of dtawsui.di ,in feathers, Toe whole Juoiteri very elegant. COUNTESS HARCOURT. A white satin p. tliC,Rbi and draptri,c, nun of Monique work in r.. 14, .nit ta. other Aidttina velvet train. 'Phu dross was unconthiii.ly superb. COUNTESS OF EUSTON. A prtticolt of boa.. net over is;tite • yin, hi=hl R'ud'er! ' -testis'!" e with d , a I gild and %Isms wf tilt) 4anagi.- b 4! awl train of brown *drat, richly orimmenici with ir , igi• aid Le: sleeves. 11.. ad drat , , an istert.t band:au with • beau' Ii: l Ostrich I.l.lina. VI.iCOL; MTh SS 11INCIIINIIROOK White and silver die.., dully tle4oiat- 4 with Wadi at eribruidety in wiser. W note satin train. DRESSES. HER MAJESTY Wore an elegant white satin petticoat, with a net-work, ern broidered in purple, and a rich velvet border at the bottom of the petticoat, with relent and white chenille, and silk dowers, and small fancy tassels. The drapery on the tight.side of purple velvet, eurtroidered in white, relieved with large points, which drew up the drapery. That on the left-side, embroidered in bunches of !arc, leaves, with purple and white ussels, in• termixed with acorns, and embroidered bows finished thd dress, which had a most nobly appearance. The mantle of purple ani white fancy‘relvet, with an elegant velvet enibroidz.erl birder to correspond. PRINCESS AUGUSTA. A snagnifi.ent dress of green satin, superbly embroidered in striyes or gold foil, relieved by Intones, richly spargled— draperies of green velvet, richly embroidered, with a superbly elegant border of gold Parisian net, in festoons of rich foil strawberry leaves lidast sash of green velvet, ombroiderel in :tripes, having a strikingly new and ifirprit appearan. e A t the hounds of the tiettwoat was di. laved a beautiful shell s/reit in go:d-welie whole looped up with rich cool, and Train green and gold, velvet tissue. PRINCESS E 1,17. The same as Pri:icess Augusta—m kto., al purple. train put ple and gold velvet tissue in cheeks. Her Royal llillhtte•s's h.arl.dn•+'cnncisted of a must beautiful gold net, richly spangled, and a profusion of elegant purple feathers, with a ti.ira of dia monds &lea was altogether must beautiitd. Her Royal 11 - ghne s never appeared 10 MOM advantage. PRINCESS SOI'HIA. A petticoat of Grange-coloured satin, richly embroidered in Over--draperies of real black lace, with rich ensbrowlered bor ders of sliver foil in: ermined with the lace. Th • whole had a most cosily and superb effect, and fi ~espied with rich sitter curd. and tassel., train of orange coloured velvet and silver tissue. PRINCESS MARY Wire a petticoat of Royal purple satin, with thr..e magnifi cent draperies of purple velvet, richly spangled in riuge, with Lori gold foil vine leave, elegantly entwined, and inters:wiseil throughout the whole—each drapery trimmed with moat beautiful Itiuswls point—the left rile of the petticoat cover d with two long sashes iti purple velvet, richly eolbroidercel 161 the kasteru style, and trimmed all round with the same beautiful poiii•---The bottom in waves of g dil arid v;ne leaves, finished On suiterb dre,s, which, tic the sins, li city aid elegance displayed iii the bat 1 wensble, suepasied every thing of the kind we have ever seen. Tr.rw s purple and gold tissue in chocks, the saint. as Iler Royal Highness Princess Elisabeth. PRINCESS AMELIA. Apricot coloured satin pethette, a very rich ortyliroidenot border ct the bottom of silver lumps, a drapery of black yid vet, with an elegant bordes of silver hops, forming a wreath, on a ground work of Egyptian ii.useitet, awl another drapery of very fine black lace, confined by very rich ro,e s, and sus pert) silver tassel.; tine bottom of the petticoat, and velv A dra peries were trimmed with very tine back lacc..--train of velvet tissue, butt, black, and golde-whad dress 1112111011 U and fea thers THE PRINCESS OF WALES Wore a most nvigniheent dress of ruby velvet, richly ens bm.dererl with silver and polished steel, tv form large branches and wreath, of thawers--the train was trimmed all round with a most elegant gold friiige—thc body tastefully ornamented with diamonyh, point lace, and gold laurel. The petticoat of white satin, ernbroith,ed with silver midlvdi•lte d mewl, ti corre spond with the fires.. bead dress of diamonds and ostrich feathers. THE DUCHESS OF YORK. A white cra;ie pnticirit, richly embro:dered iu silver wares, with an Etrusc in border of real silver Orieiital lam, coloured crepv—.lraperies of the hiciatal re:..l silver 'kw, with wrrat!,, of geranium, beautifully itafrivd on %rivet vswdouble deiperie, iif crane, cloriely spangled with solidi silver spongles, a, almost to conceal the erape--the whole hot eery splendid elfect—l ler head-dress sm.& Woven velvet ban. (lean, with a plume of rich white feathers, and a tiara 01 lo ped, diamond. and rubies, with a branch fanning a crest:east in the boot of the feathery. PRINCESS SOPIIIA OF GLOUCESTER. A very beautiful dress sit white and gohl--tite prit:ci•a• white satin, superbly enibrui , lcrrd with `odd-...traps.v embruidere4 net—lrani gold tissue, richly trimmed with gold— 'lead dress diamond. feathers. PRINCESS CASTELCICAI.A. An elegant dr ot •n'slite crape, richly embrci•!:red in go' 4 -. &opens. • t 1111,1 gold spangle. Train of pu ale velvet, enibioidervil aiiJ it with gold DUl'lfl•':is OF MONTROSE. A blue tat .1 pettico..t,drairty of tha cute, with bands of brown velv.•t 411'1(km:on border, richly snabroiderel w oilver Train blue natio. THE DUCHESS OF EOXRURGH. A petticoat of •Ahite cra vered with a rich 17104/ . . tnr• gold and whet spangles, bardefteiyal purple velvet, embrotiered ill real orimital ulcer hum, with spfsgt of w heit ri no. loom' brilliant .bores to imitate to,niorn and ►arge seal iegoev de pe.iv. net in gold, drapery of white vr• i s.c iicred with heart's 311,!, richly enibruideiol in gold orteot d urot, but• den the ..une pattein u th..• petticoat, double drapery .ing gold net. Thin circa was, withoat ex:eption, ro l e of the mo.( mag nificent and ex!.c.ivivi: that wiu: cv .-r ;.en at Court. Ile.d dram ruyal purple hiatlarrs with a that of diamon..l.-• rain of royal purple vehet, with a deep border' of teal yold lame, and hrolOut entity round -N• ito . out.' Cit • cern.' the briloaticr of tine dr,,a-'-fier. bend dr, n. o.ui a most supon bandeau •.f th-tlpuld;, w ith a proiu•ion o; .code u• ttich feathers, very t. -tette!) Jiii i aosed, and lA . vets of tha fittovit. Sattoolls lace ever :ichcld. M.ARCHIONPSS OF STAFFORD. A drew of green crape richly eiobtindured with fold drape idol of velvet, looped up with bullion rope au I taw's-robe of