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. - 'CELEBRATION OF THE PRINCE RLGEAT'S BIRTIbDAY, The death of the 11.1 1 1 . Queen having left the Minot, Court without a female head, and Drawing. room being so array essential to the encouragement of the arts and mainifactureo,to - all iiiciretilabli , degree, as well as fere • oeneril usseniblage of the Nobility and persons of distioctiou, iu the enema coottimes, of the couniric - w 'Well 014 - inted .l ore their lino* iind. durugasters at Levees end Drawitia.ro 1111 l s, for according to e tiquette and - custom us the higher ranks of life. they are nut introduced ,into company till they have beets pre sented at Court, nor can thry.be received at Foreign Courts till they have been present at their own ; it is also essential after marriages, appointment., &c. The Prince Regent therefore loose graciously de termined on led:ling a I)rawitsg.room himself, agreeably to Court precedent under the tart:aim-, * l "fiet So litsig Ge . orge the Second having held Coons or Drawing-rooms fur the reception of Lilies after the death of his Qiiern. Caroline, when the Lathe's e ere presented to his Majesty with the sane forms and cerensossieo as to Queen Caro. line; the Prisice Regent al-o determined to celebrate iii, birth-day, thereby combining with it a Court told tuitional [wield, and in consequence a number of official 'nod other grand entertainment* were given nom, the occasion. 4111101* them were—the Rail of :01, as Prime Abisister s Sw• number of Peers nod Constwoorrs; Viscount Costkreagle its Secre tary of State for Foreign Affairs; to the Foreign A inbaroadors awl Miaisters., also eitiorei diplomatic characters in .Esgland ; Vise :mitt Sidmovtls, as Secretary of State for the (home Deportment, to n • number of official Gentlemen ; the Minipill of WinelteSter, es Orrtom of the Stole, to the Lords and Grooms of ,tie Bedchamber ; the Lord Cham berlain, a number of Gentlemen in Ins depart ment; the Duke of 110istrosse, as Master of the Marse, to the Equerries, Attlee-Ile-Camp, &c. The celebratiisii of his Roysil Iliglinessio birth. day at this time is fir more advantageous in a pa initial point of view, and especially to the metropo lis., as ill:misers are detained in town, and others brolialit from a eousiderable distance, to pay their dutiful and offecti 111 l ote respects to his Royal High. mos; and in addition to this, London was never knonts to be an full of company since the Sovereigns visited it. and Ibis season is far preferable to that of the month of April, as the London season is a month or *ix weeks later than it was some years since. A days since the P,ince Regent visited the late Queen's Police fur the purpose of giving his commands as to the arrangements for holding his Draw iultroont,when his Royal Highisess determin ed on not holding it in the late Qiietit's drawing. room, but in die Grand Saloon, by which the 11 &rally (4 the company oustitig his Royal Highness twice, teevras the case with the Queen, was avoided. *The Queen's drawing-room was set wisest for the assemblitio of those in attendance loom the person of the Regent, the Great Officers of State, &c.; the japn-room, for those eutilled to the privilege ef the eatti ; the sirloin-room to be used us hie Royal Ilighness'a cluset ; and the blue room for the Ruval Family to 'assemble in. These nrrant;ements have since been carried into effect under the direction of Mr. Mash, of she Lord Chamberlain') Office, as well as other necessary eitterationta • 'llse initials C. R. on the discos, in the Grata Salmon, which was erre led for the late Queen to receive Addresses from Corporate Bodies upon the marriage of the late Princess Charlotte, have been taken off, and G.P.R. substituted. Conoidemble. inconvenience having been tape vieocetl- hy she rip:tartars of those who have the phi. rilege of ti:e entre coming in contact with those of .the general company, .at former Ith:swing-rooms, .11:1 additimiul ,;ale was opened in the centre of the irotorailing rot:loon% the Court-yard in the front of the Palace. . The inornittg was ushered in with the usual de inotudrittions of rejssieing ; die King's and other Ka rol atoutiteil duly in white gaiters ; the state colours were carried with the King's guard, and the bind wore then shoe Ullllllllllll , . At twelve ts'elock parties of Horse sled Foot Guards were statsoned its St. .1.11111P!. ' S Park and fereist places leading to the late Queen's Palace, nail I/ guard of honour, preceded by the band of the 3,1 regisnent of Foot Guard+. The Prince Re gent arrivelt exactly at one o'clock, with, its escort of Life Guards, amidst the loud Imago' of the pc. police ; he passed through the Perks. &c. at the lime the gnus were discharging as a national re jeit.iiis• et the celehrat• of his Royal Highness's natal slay. This, together with the band pla3ing f;cul rare the King, and the military preotaitieg anus, made the sceue truly intervals% and gra lilt nis Royal Highness dressed in the Palace for the Drawing Room, and appeared in full regimental+, with a !milli:tot display of his orders, Hut Royal Highitees, or. are happy to say, appeared in the lull enjoyment of most excellent health. 'Elie Duchess of York, the Duke and Duchess of Clotteester, Prince Leopold, the Princess Sophia of Gloucester, and the Duke of Kent, came in state. Tile Duke of York conic iii private. 'llse Speaker of the House ofOUIIITOOD came in state, for the licst time since his election to the chair. The Right Honourable Gentlemen appeared un hew rubes, richly ornamented with gold lace. Ili. state carriage hail been new gilt for the occasion. Pritsce Eoerhazy, the Austrian A mbaseador, the French Antba-oadur, the Swedish Miniater, the Doke of Wellington, and several other distinguish ed chararactero. came its state. The company began to arrive at the Palace soon after 'twelve o'clock, and they continued to eel down till near five. Ngmbers were detaintd in their carriages for two hours, and many of the Lollies be came so impatient lest they should be too late for th e honour sold pleasure of beisser introduced to the Prince Regent, that they walked a considerable distance to the Palace. The Prince Regent entered the room appro priated for his closet at half-psst one o'clock, when the Lady of the French Ambassador was intro duced by Viscountess Castlereagh to his Royal klighness. She had the honour of a private au.•' theoce. Aber this ceremony his Royal Highness was joined by thr different branches of the Royal Fa. oily, oho had previously engem bled in the Blue Room. Price Regent proceeded to tl:e late Ary, the initri. were erbeiublett, from whom his ...pyrel friglinera reCriVedllie cairritututions of the happy return of the day. The Corrodes, Palluela,the Lady of the Porta eerie Ambassador, was introdoced to his Royal Highness by Vi s conntessCrAtlereagh. The Countess Wurotikoff.was introduced by the Counters Lieven, the Lady of the Ruroien Am bossatior. Lade Chester arid leiis Chester were introduced to his Royal 11-Ugliness'-by the Marchioness of Salis bury, on Sr! Robert Cheater being eppointed Allis ter of the Ceremonieo. The Lady of the French Ansboosidor presented her rioter and niece. The Regent having received the congratulations and presentations of those entitled to the eniri:, he proceeded to the Uraird Saloon, and took his mu tton in the front of the Throne. The Princess Augusta took her station to the Regent's left; the Duchess of Gloucester. Priocrss Sophia of Glou cester, and the Duke of Gloucester, on the right : the Dukes of York and Kent principally remained opposite the Regent. The Royal procession into the Grand Saloon was closed by Esri Coullown. the Captain, Lieutenant, and other Officers of the Honourable Band of . Grutlemen Pensioners. The Dra-Ping.room being expected to be exces sively crowded. Lord Graves and the Earl of *ife attended as Lords of the Bedchamber, to introduce the numerous presentations, no well as the novel Court ceremony of the Ladies being introduced to the Prince Regent. Tire general company were not admitted into the pawl saloon till after the Prince Regent had en tered it, and taken his station in the trout of the throne. They were aeconsinoriated on the ground floor of the Peirce, in the Knifes large dining room , the garden-room, the warm-room, the King's audience-room, anti the gram! WI. The Spaorish Ainbusaatior was tunoor, those who came in state. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS AUGUSTA. A petticoat of rich blue satin, superbly einarviideitsl it the bottom with a broad border of silver lama, intr. euiseil with rick/diver roses, hnislwd with a frill miler's* of parer ; draperies moat richly embroidered with silver lono, and a deep borate oLsilver lama cutest(' correspond with the petti coat, tastefully looped up with superb miss and i **eels ; robe of rich blue and *Oct Comae, elegantly trimmed with brood silver scolloped trimming; body and SICCIIT4 superbly trim. toed with must beautiful Brussels poial lace, fastened its front with a very brilliant diamond clasp. Hesilchiss, a profusion of diamonds and ostrich feathers. HER ROYAL HIMINESS TIIE DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER. Bids while Win pellieoat, terminated at bottom with n full (coition of lamv, relieved will. scollops. viltvil wills trohl vandykro, the draperies &Haug in moot boxitriaist hold*. enirs• posed of splendid lama and sailed) Johnson silk. a ith sprig. or gold, mud Ow Wider, entire ~ i , loved. with clividllvo lively colours, the e hination of which. together will, the design, pourirayed beauteous dowers. yliese tsteful des. Krieg were partially finished with a yet rich gold i:tct.„ and very happily !derided soil suppinioil by m:isitit rule. :mil tassels of gol d . Nothing eiiniel he wpm wrigniticent shim the tout ensemble of Oils her Royal Hightiess's dress. The train and body acre of Kohl. tissue, the latter embellished with exquisitely hue Brussels lace. Head dress, a priornoioso of white osiiick feathers and brilliants of unrivalled splendour. HER ROYAL. HIGHNESS PRINCESS SOPHIA OP In addition to the above diatinguislied ehisraea term' were— Ea.' Hinny giou, Gold Stick; Major !lie,. Silver Slick; the lard Chief Justice of Ike Coon ofting's Bench, eke Lnril Chief Justice of the Cann of Common Pletea, the Vice.Chancelioe, the Masteruf the Rolls, the Vice °motel. ler of Cambridge. the 1.0r1,31a0r, the Sheriffs Roberts wad Goyim?, Uniter-Steerift Turocr, t h e Recorder of Listilua, the Sulicitur•General, 3c. Ike. There were also present Wriliegton, EIP11(0T11, Notthwnibertand, Portland, Marlborough, Graham awl BellOrtill. Dushesier-i-Noribiernherland, Ni. Alhais'a, Rutland, Dow ager Rutland, Beanfort, Dorset, ilfellington, Dowager Lents, :Montrose, Bedford, Richmond, mill 31srlhurouell. Moroi/act —lVinehriirr ' Kith, Healford, Samperi, Head. fort, Cunyrigham, Stafford, Carotin., Lanadowu, Oorowallir, Worcester, and Mutiny. 31frechioneseas—Wilichesier, Stafford, Handy, Exeter, Salisbury, Conynghant. Cznitito, Cholutondiley, Dowager LIIIR4IOWII, and Worcester. Korb—Belfast, Nordwsk, Margo*, 'Bradford, Weals' and March, Rosalyn, Dentiegh. Fere, Haeriogtoie, Manven, Crsurtown, Pembroke, Molgrave, Maceleelleld, Whitworth, De-la-Warr, Harrowby, Stount - Fdgcnenbe, Ailealsney, Cheliryied, Balboni, Clare, Livrrpool, Guilford, Limerick, Roirberrv„ Westmorland, Rotlcsavaie,Shaftesliumlleford, Orfori, Scarborough, Harehmod, Mlotrulnorrini Denbigh, Cloornel, Meahorough, Cork, Rimmed, Abingdon, Akopir, Grosvenor, Warwick, Chichrstre, road Penna. Coutilesses--- 01)watt - or Ctontbel, Mforwilawif, Manse's, Newburgh, Clare, Monkish, Wtmysa anti March, Harden. ke, Coventry, Rosalyn, Chichester, Cud", Meithorough, Meech a- Arld, Brownlow, Molgrare, Urn', Dowager Cardigan, Pow is, De.la. Warr, Harcomi, Wensitiarland, Alloy St, Bridge. waler, Whitworth, Verulinn, PVntoutk, Bathurst, den, Besshorinigh, Carnarvoti, Dowager Rath. Liensdale, Aylraford, Alountuorris, Oxfue d e Scarborou;h, Normanturs, sail Falcoitherg. Vimorons—Valletort, Cite*, Newport, %Armonk, tri nlinmer, GAge, Illforil, take, CranbOnte Gahm!, Mel ' bourne, Sidnuntb, Castlertugh. fllotititCharler, Palmersturi, Laments, Grapvilte, Barrington, Dungannon, Belgrave, and Morpetb. Viscountesses—Melville, Newport, Erinisnamth Mogan. non, Barnard, Barrington, Castlereagh, Cranklimai, Kamp. den, Galway, Sidney. Lasalle", and 'Ger. . • • • Lords —Salons'', Hulk, Diroallry„Clunbrock, B. O'Brien, Loughboresigh, Wallscorni, Braudiont Dentinal, It. v. 11. Somerset, Grantley, J. Bereafuerl, Walshigham, ('. Spencer, Amherst, J. Thymic, Arden, Steuart, J. Murray. River*, H. Howard, Graves, Boston, 'Gnista, G. A. Curzon, C. Churchill, Henley, Ross, Beiteidale, Prudhoe, Stralhaven, Clinton, Lilford, R. Manners, Garver.ll, and W. Bessifisek. :ether—Brown, Welby, Duality, R. Seymour, C. Force. ler, C. S. Churchill, Pulleneyotamm, Floyd, Kerrison, Besot, ILechniere, Bosnian, Burke, Rid', Clinton, Murray, Water. peek, two Cardona, Rowley,.Baynaril, ;lardy, C. Wood, Mar. tie, Heyton,, Moore, Cottle.. A. tieresfuril, C. Bcresford, F.. Fielding, Collier, Rows, V. Prin, E. Drummond, Iwo Fitzroy*, Iwo Fitechs, L. Gordno, C. Walpole, M. Wt.!, two Harvey., Page Turner, "Wong, ' Packer, Merril:moot, F. Brresford, C. Coventry, A.Coltnit,JsCorentry, S. Coven try, .1. Ainsely, Hyde Parker, Witcheit, A. Milbank, Trigg, Ponsoriby,Vyner, Rohl. Wigraw4lArrnier ' Dowager Rodney, C. Timber, Moidgi.ariery, M. Beaticlerk, A. Buy'e, Al•Farlzile, W. flentiock, 4, Pierrepont, Bolter, thiwinferAattey..furlrUle tun, Pringle, Lechtivere, J. Bayle, Janet St. Claw, C. Poaktt, Jerningbam. Itussosore, .1). Eyre, Daell, Walsingissni, Cr, y Egerton, Teigorniontli, Shaffner, H. Acheson, kohl, lin hoff, Palmer Aehliail, Croft, Jodrell, E. Charteriii, Sewell, Morris, Dowager Buttery, INapin, Tierney, Palk, Hervey, Saloum Burke, B. Caron/ie , P.m., M. Petre„ M. Flosilyer, Mark Kerr, lodury, Hubhunte, LJoyd, Rolle, G. Bingham, S. Manners, Karriame, Trollops, J. Tyis tie, F. So. wirrsi t, Dewing'*, G Benoclerk, Auguna Polled, I. Vane, A. Vanc,'ltol -ILL...Mon, Bur goyne, C. Jereinie, C. W. Builas)se, .C. Grevillr, D. Park, Binning, Amherst, Grahain, Eldme, Cradock, J. Murray, Graves, Bloomfield, Webster, Corkerill, too Lanerkr, three Bathurst', Harrill, Granilorm, Badrauck, Hotharn, C. Stewart, Saye.and.Sele, Sltelley, Al. Taylor. John son, Suffield, sod Bane Pagel% A. Perry, Campbell, Fairiie, and M. Stopford. Aruirrissadors WWI Madders— fronds RilliNi3ll, A oririao, Turkish. Danish, Nethrtlanila, Algerine, Spanish. Parser. gone, Saxon, Tisnii,iau, American, IVirtinthrrg, Neapu hian, and Swedish. Adssltals—S.thrron, Sir F. Liforey, Hun. Sir H. Hintinin, Sir (I. Aladin, Sir E. Codttogton, Sir R. sioursinn, Manni kin, Dringfaa, awl F. Wdlingair. Georrals—S•r Jaines Kempf. Micke)l,, Sir James Stewart, Sir ('. Imhoff. H. Wears, Vyse, Vitiate,* AI. Disney, Wid. 46,101114 NO' W. Inglis Sir W. Cockhisro, Browne. :Mitchell, Cmihy, Mann, Brace, bowlful, Sir W. Penciii kn. S,r W, Nicholson, Sir .1. Dallas, Speorier, Doyle, Sir F. G. Maclean, Sir W. Anima; tieltietall, Hammond, Filieb, Mop kin*, Sir H. emlvert, Fitzroy, Cutzou, Gairoysie, Mead, ..Capel, Barton, Chester, Fanner, MOoro, Hail, Slade, Phipps, Thou, Dorking, Champagal, nod Balfour. • Colonels—lArtour,Temrint,Guil44.ll, Gardiner, Ndgent L'Estrange. D' Arry, Hacked, Drlap, Prin, Crisper. Thaelareii, S:r 1.. Owes, Guise. Crosbie, Burke. Hawker, Wylly. Sir P. Reborn,. J. p a ith e , , Sir It. A rtutibuni, Mnidiray, Tboratoo„ Aikew. French, Morliold, Rest. Sir F.. Kerr.-on,' Keogh, Brydgi (I'orlugeer Army), fi• zrlarcnce, Hof' Col GLOILTF.•.TER. A gaped) silver dress; the pettirsat while satin, tiered with silver, elegant silver lama draperies. cwilfhteil with silver flowers and tassels; silver tissue mantas, sspe.lily avoarnested with silver wad Brussels lyre. Her RA.ysl Hitch was wore a prornsiou of diamond. will-feathers. HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE ourcitca ov YORK. A white satin petticoat, handsomely trimmed with tiny lv lams, blond, and rowleaux of silver and green nilla . p hawk some silver lama net drapery, tastefully liropertirp with silver mid rich green 'ilk, and handimmely ornasurnted with silver tasmils and a ',infusing of 'diamonds ; a train of rich creels silk, handsomely worked +Rh silver, and imaaesiss• silver trimming; body of the saw, with white ~he sleeves, elegantly trimmed with beautiful Brusitelo point lace, °rim. mewed with diamonds and silver trimming. Head-dress of dianionik, end elegant plume of ostrich feathers. HER GRACE TIRE DUCHESS DOWAGER OF RUTLA N D. A white ealin petticoat, with embossed gauze draperies, tastefully and richly ornamented with wreaths aid hunches of blue and silver flowers, buss a:id silver tiimnsio'r, ton leans of net, Sc. train. wbite satin, trimmed with bine Nail silver, rich point lace, Ate. Heail.drcss, silver tipse. orna mented will n plume of ostrich featbeta and a profusion of diamonds. DUCHESS OF RUTLAND. Drapery and unpins of lace, rmisrold►red with satin and rota; marguereilirs uu leaf, trimmed wills blond. tied with puppy flowers and gold ; budy and sleeves trimmed with is lace slid cold, extremely rich. tlesit.dress of dia monds, and ornamented with white feuthers. DUCHFAS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. Drapery and lobules °filigree. embroidered end lined with bine smith and trimmed with !Ilona; very rich bracelet" of diamonds. llad•dnae of diamonds, and ornamented With gOile feathers. DUCikESS OF BEDFORD. .• %Visite net driperies, moat superbly embroidered in silver lama. with rich borders is will:alba elegantly designed, awl tastefully looped ow the right side with brilliant silver bullion cool sod .soots, Stbd ON the krt with silver hoespleta, over a peillellat or rich white ratio, finished at the bottom with a must beautiful garniture en toile esargeot ; learei rick brocaded silver lissom, profissely trinomcd 'with Bletlrs *els point lace. Dead them, rich ostrich pliant and costly diamonds. DUCIJESS OF RICITSTOND. A petticoat of rich white ratio, with net driperiea . so. pe t t i ly embroiihreil in gold lama, most tart. arotoittal. snit !Mired orals brilliant gold cool nod Ismael', nool tone's of cell flowers ; the petticoat Awiltheti at the bottom with a rich trimming in cold and net ; train of crimson and golil brocaded tissue. trimmest with...Y..lJ. Ileyidalress dia. mends with rick ostrich plonse..,. BLEB ESS OF DORSET. A white !Miss petticoat, with a rich lama drapery of psi plc mid gold; traits to cur/corona, DUCHESS OF )IONTRt/SE. A gold eribior satin petticoat, with net drapaim rally almond with blond ; train gold eulavureatio. DUCHESS OF BEAUFORT: Aw elcgstit emerald green ratio petticoat, memoriam' by a Parisian garoailis; intermixed with ropes of ratio. dra. Perin of tulle beautifully •ppliquesl wallow hate ruses its vir- Ilniles. confined with ropes aunt liongssets of woks ; rennin& of grren imam bordered with an spoliator of leaven, a n d t r in aml i with huovirome blood lace. Headolress, a plague . uf, ostrich feathers, and • profosiom of misguide's)" WIS. 0001111 S. V • • . Nih • still, sapal, RI 3 3 Ito p 17 6 . 4 y, Cantle, Vyic, aussou!, r• ft: 1:01.1(10 tile 118.1161111 a. Cif% Ill) fuppadcil Own si:err uwere sod Grge - wee% wieteriestefolly AJcii, Sir G. biocide., Thoratua, nest• Vustroodry i n t s o o kirr ee, a l ir l e . , M T er rite rsy L t s phirisl yur : Lt er, mb it y n:l S D . .trui ii liir e e u r ri li o, ss w u ri e w i l iope th tedeliewelf ranoo t y .::: ii Wildman, Pane, SI .P., BakeriCkurceit, Bye, sterns asp . Ode orieardwiili silver tervels Berroels Sainlitanits. • Isle: live 7:14•11ip aim a profusion of Malawi& mei at minder of the Nobility Ind Gentry pre- 11 ":2: 1,,,, T h : 0 ; 1 ::::;*„. 11 ,, rsid ! r ‘ i ". l i'_17 -.1 all col.erldivs is the sent, and also the Prereiillttions, frmtitheir extreme g ~ " f. .c. ' COVN lel!gth, we ore obliged to deferiill to-toorrovr.l Plne f.itin pirtenut, etriovitlisee cliaPerfes, P.411%9014 with posit laworbi , tittle Patin body and ovum:rioted • wills pearls aud Brussels lace. tiamt-drem, teethe's and LADIES' DROSSES. I ihaisurride. • •• - . . es Fe ed with des. COr jr ; k: Or io n itle ilit fl .. ft ra f . lni , triv ii. A most liiprrb e muss " "l f imperil blot smith', elegan▪ tly trainmen with lorbit titre sod gold. C A r ich whip' ..w . ti l i i i N pe T tl E•t iesat S O ori F wet, oast smao draperies of @deer lama Wreath:Nl with torti.tivrers;. the train, tisane of mid mid silver, reraireiariert with beautiful friage. COUNTESS OF NORTOF-cli. A riek satin peiticiwt. drapery of Mond. trimmed with •atin sled vet; IraiN hi eorreepoisl. Our en's Drasiug-tount, where tl,e attradatts trpoo Ins Royal Person, the Great Of f icers of Siete. Ste. were assembled. Tliey ‘ procascled into the Japan Room, where tiro (foreign Ambassadors and Mi nisters. the Cabinet Miniartri.. the Arehhishot: of Canterbury, and all those who have the hi g h privi. 2 RIARCHIONF.SS DOWAGER OF LANNDOWN. • A pettiront of rich while Rahn, wilb most supra, drape. ries 111 pi ver IP.ur, with elegant miliree WWI hunters lasts. folly desizottl, :mil looped with bouipieis or imi x iset• ; Iruin of rich lilac min, profusely trimmed with point leer. Ileed tresyrichostrich phony, rind costly twilliassir. MARCHI4)\ ESA OF SA iminuny. A white saliva petiiemitorintnierl wish yellow crape a nd Rile r, with yellow sive 'silver draperies to corn. so 1 , embroidered with French &met.; train, yellow and silver tissue. Hesitdleesa, (embers soil diamonds. 31AlICHIONEAft CORN‘VA %Ylaite satin petticasi, with gold lams Rosters , sad lave gold I.low headiaig the draperies, formed a zround tier, pet ctivitof molt beautiful gold lonia, with borders of hooky ilie dekko describing semi-circles looped wp in easy sod moist eraceful fisluons, ret-eiviiii additional richisess from ropes and scoria tonsils; train of •iolet Rasin , fully trimmed. /lead dress, superb 11i11111411144 and feathers. MAI:OIIONRS% OF HERTFORD.• A peltieunt or rich while slight, with wet draperies most hea lt hf u lly 'embn.j.lereal in sliver lasn3, in oicsigns 1114'111CW. ly rlrtsut ; the draperies looped wills rich silver bull resni and tasseia, anti silver holigaeta, and the petticoat will, a most beautiful garniture en ludic MA 01411 , 1 &IWO ; login of rich silver tool lilac lissitri profusely trimmed wish blood lore. Head-dres, superb Isnlliants soil ostrich plume, ARCHION ESA OF OUNTLY. A petticoat of rich Wise singlet, with bine art tiraperiva lanai beautifully cinlwonlered in pearls, lii .IrslYlla fh.ly ele gant, and Moped with fish pearl coati and tassch; ibr nu timid Swished nt the bottom with a most instrful garniture en tulle laterntiord with pearls; limo of rich Ulna rat in, bawl p•mely trimeuril with stiperb point lace. Limed-drum, uatrith plume mod rosily dinmnutla. • 31ARCI1101M OF STAFFORD. A •upetb petticoat rad robe of rich Prussian blur grns 4%. Naples rilk. hindered and °roam' turd by splendid gold lams garniture, and ►icitly chased gni.' bulimia tom s and tassels; the toolire inul sleeves t legaiiily t r i tium ,' w i t h gold In cnirespoisd, and a profusion of ticitssela Ince. fluid -11,,,5, gold llama tnrban, with an elegaut plume et ostrich familiars and Magnificent rliantoods. COUNTESS OP NORMANTON (Presented uts her marrow). A pecereat of rich •hite astir, superbly r•dwoitiered in alot bordered with a niche of silver write q owl drape ! l ien, :t'llifirrittly embroidered to silver lama, with broad COUNTFICS. OF AVI.F.SFORD. An elegant while satin prtifeual, with n brawl horsier of Over lanni ; draperie+ of blue crepe, richly trimmed will, Ismail silver frame, woefully loopell up wills silver. war ; robe. of blue situ/, elecesitty trimmed wah Ileumle have. IlleutlArest, silitlBollll4 and feather+. COUNTESS OF OXFORD. - - A drapery of bine net, enuhrintieroilwith silk sod silver, skunoily ts mins. 41 nnils Woad; a mantle of moric blue, II ' nun' Wilk .1111`“ ; pitieost r.f bine satin, to ionno•tl *Ms 'liver (rangy, of dare quarters tide ; a NA of 'niver leaven, orsounrslud with throomals stud while itatlo•ro, n is Fernaml Cm tam. COUNTESS OF MEXEOROUGH. White net drawl its, t ichly embnntled in silver Isina taste fully arranged, and limped with silver bullion cord and i iris, and river loiswineis, over a petticoat of rich white sal ; Olio of silvre tissue, trimmed with rich point lace. Head des ss , feather. MI 11i4111 . 0A1111. COVN+II44 OF WARWICK. A.prllicost of rich white antis', with draperies most isle. gently embroidered in silver 1:110111 and pink wrirailiv, pro. • inunt beautiful and cosily effect; the draperies Iscped with rich silver bullion cord and tassels and tufts; and the petticoat finished isto.t *wiped) giro'. ore en ii)ola et urgent ; train of rich silver and pink fissile, with blond and oilier. Head-dress, I . : misers and diamonds. COUNTESS OF SCARBOROUGH. Blue net draperies, bordered with rich blond lace, and tastefully looped with pearl cord and tassels and civet a petticoat of rich blue satin ; train of blue satin, trim med with blond. Heat-drag, feathers and pearls. COUNTESS, ECRU LAIC A white satin petticoat with" act draperies, richly striped with {Mill and eheaille ; net train trimmed with rich blood. COUNTESS OF PLYMOUTH. A lilac satin irettieosit. with net draperies richly embroi dered in patent pearl ; lilae satin train trimmed with isnot. COUNTESS DE-LA-WARR- A white satin petticoat, with a net drapery tied-, em broidered in Rasa silk; train •hite ratio. COUNTESS BROWNLOW. A white Will petticoat s with superb. draperies of real blued lace; white satin train trimmed with rids blond. COUNTESS OF ANI:UM. Drapery of white wet, eatbraisl;reel with Silver, elegantly trimmed with blood ; Inds sail petticoat of straw.es l i 111 l red satin, witnessed with silver sad blood. Waal-dress of white feathers and diamonds. COUNTFAS OF CORK. A rich white satin pettirost, surrounded by OR elegant Parise'. garniiure of satin sod tulle, beautiful draperies of sulk. embroidered with floss silk. profusely It-Minted with Iniudosine blond lacy, wad sopporied by ropes.stid houplei• of swim ; gaolers of violet ssuu, edged mid trimmed with blood how to gweresposed. flead.dress, plats. of white and violet isstsigb &Whel and diamonds. COUNTESS OF CI..ONIIEL. A white siliin vett scoot, with rich you've draperies trimmed withalowil; while satin train triumod with !solid. COLINTE.S.S LVD4)I.F. 4 . p r itteest of rich white satin. with silver lima draperies esabruidered, looped with silver sal rolls, and eikitYwO hlssad lace; train of white satin, Irinsined with 66141. llossi.derss, iliansonita, amethysts, sod feathers. CiIUNTESS PA LAI FAA (The Lady of Ike Postsgosese 1 inhaslatlor). A rich white %alio p tticuat. trimmed with heasgliftif blon d , a Snow of silver Inane lost Aloud, train to corresp I. Heasl.dress of beautiful ostrich feathers ; a profweion of dia monds. • • VISCOUNTESS BARNARD. A rich white Enos de Naples silk. decorated with draperies of crape, and ehrgsntty finished with white I.'ol,olllroom nod Mowers ;'the hotly and train of the a true materials, tastatilly trimmed with bkmd bier. VISCOUNTEX4 G. 4 LIVAY, La ne satin pertirissi. ;let drisperirs, elegith Cy embroidered in silver; and oririntented with silver ruillerinx, it, , sels, and 111Werlt Italia mania*, ritipisrlilv trinunril %sill) silver and blunt' lace. Head-dress, lei:leers and a p►ofusion of jewels. VIVOVNTESS ..... - . A white satin pettienst with rich ganee draperies, tiros. iin , fiti .d with bout Gauge and tassel.; genre train ittattneil with heath and hl I. viscovNTr.ss BARRI:VC:TON. A white satin petticoat sills rb4petiea of rich M o e and white Ouse trimmed with lace; train, blue pore trimmed with liie ntr.tlT IiON. LADY dit:GITSTA 1111. R. NK. petisessat, tune slenprrire, richly rust • lertd wills hrnia, rill tomrl. wad irommissir, sippedb lirsuPele lace, kr.; whilst valid trails, trimmed wills the Lame bruittifitt ~Cr.f pearl*, Ace. HeaslAremt, a rrmasksibly •legmst plume of while ustriehteattierssausi diem Li. DOWAGER 1.,11)Y M. Prrrtr. A while satin petticoat, with lilac ttrepeile4, richly 'Toro nto .1 with point lace •nd while galas; lilae brocaded awitu train. LADY DOROTII EA EYR F. While sAtinjartheatett, elrgently twordewril wish pipit Igetin and pnua. ; draperi.rs ta.ternily urnemeuerd wily hiewchrs of wars wool musk flowers, wool hiuswl Ince ; whale And pink trinimetll to rorrevi d. LADY GROItGIANA ‘IIIIIPETI-1. A beautiful white ratio pi itirioat trimmed with canal, awl white r &April of hcoolifeil blond, looped with lilies of the valley 251.1 white mom ; u train of rich tivired 'ilk, t r immed with,licantifol blond; holy to corn...rood. LADY JENNE:I' FINCLAIII. A licit iii u petticoat ; ilraiwry of enilsroblerid net, trim mei( with blionilitiol oronntenied Kith tube•roter ; n train of satin, trimmed with blood nod cord. LADY ELIZABETH CARNECIE. A beautiful Naha petticoat ; drape" ir• eintiriiiilerril net, trisonieJ with.hhool and cord, iitternilxv.l Willi Lain of the valley ; train to tineeepund. LADY ELEANOR COARTEEIS. A rich ratio pcuirnat, trimmed with net and white satin, draw." , of art, einttcnitlerril with pearl., tastefully finkheil with Intiud, iutrrrniaril with blue flowers ; a rich blue satin train tiannical with blond. HT FINCH. A petticoat of rich white %stns. with (WI nhifines of pa. tent stet and ribbon ; ilraprrita iif while itrt, richly entbrni. dived in shell-wink, with Itiosnan pearl battik, and iiiatefoilly nrnanunied with iwatla and tiger's; rnhr of pink fittired cani.• ; sleeves and foal! eleigantly 'rimmed with Wund lace. lirad.adrear, dnlcannd and frltthera. LADY MARY FINCH. A petticoat of rich white Win, Irimmc•! at the, holtnm wine bill piai►istgs of net and amyl; d►aperies ni while iialant wt r sarrb47 embroidered •with a • broad burdcr of I". Ape ro cc, ati4 Iri ioneel with Uli,ri folly looped up silk large !rows of pink olefin nLbnu , of rink satin, eleently trimmed with blood Lice. 11. 4 1 • dicta, .liwinntids nod feathers. . LADY CAROLINE FINfIr. A pr tiirmat of rid' white rain., with full p!aitinzx typo net and ; dreperioi of while ref, nit. ,„.. hrikiderril in shell work, with Room, 'wort t , ornamented with brads na.l ta..ets; robe of griwieti hush marl sleeves elecsatly trimmed with t0ur , 1%,,,. litail•dreps, diatniinsk and fruitier*. LADY ROBUE. A petticoat of rich *like %atm, tosteffdly nrnarle n ; r4 with full trimming. compiwed of wetin ne4 sit . ',Atm net, wool Pilribly embroidered wilt, 10t...; ',order, intermixed a ilh VOWS, •$.ll ti•eaSitly 16111111.41 PM Ince, tastefully lu,peri up with curds and tawo., Lows of rilihon ; rube of rich peach-figurcd satin ; 1,04 x.l el Kb!, trimmed with Brussels point lace. 1t,,; dre:4, diamonds soil feathers. I.A DY TIERNEY. • A rirb white thin petticoal,elerantly trimmed wiiti hem, bl y t a re and pearl heads; draperies of opined porn sift. trimmed with blond kite. and elecantly oinautekt„; with r „.. s o f pearl beads, tastefully loot, tl np Will i i m „l 4 nod tiro.els; train of violet satin, sope,bly infa m y,' blond lace. Head.deeas, diamonds and feathers, LADY MARK KERR. lk; laventter satin petticoat, with net ilroperiee, ricrY v otripeA with satin, soil ornamented with point; team iu D, respond. I.ADY ISABELLA KERB A blur satin petticoat, with rich Irluenrrdraperir s , nu 3 . filmic ," with blue mse. ; !rain to C011.,//Mid. LADY M. STOPFORD A while satin peltiroirt, with rich zatizc drerterirg Ptak MreMilli ; Irom, figurt d put-. LADY C. WALPOLE A wisite main pettic.rai. with art draperies, taalrfnll~ pro- wirtitea with red and white pliasegratiatt• ; rti.t tram, rat!. trimmed with puiat. LADY SA LTOVN. A white eatin petticoat with tht draperies •I 'Mill, 31111 richly trimmed with bloud; train , wink so., bilioned with blo o d. LADY AUGUSTA PAVLET (on her presentation). Tli PAW II Ps VlNtoneitePil Burford. LADY JANE PAGET. A rich priwirmie crape petticoat, elegautly decorated with learea of rimer, with hotnches of thr ionic flower; 0 r lam! and traits of rich tweriule 11(144(41y hoished lace. TM eleirant sad tainirrile drcoratood of thu drers were much admired. LADY GEORGINA PAGET. The game deeee as Lady Jame Part. LADY GRANTHAM. A abate ratio petticoat, with draperies or India marlin Tidily embroidered in red nod gold, tastefully with wreaths of ;nipple. and gold wheat ; white satin tram trimmed with gold and point. LADY C. GRAHANI A white 1311f1 petticoat, with rich floes silk net dr/Teri/a, and wteatbs of cum flowers and poppies: pusp!r e.ii,i tram. LADY BOLTON. Lilac satin petticoat, elemastly bordered wits. Innwt later awl pearl heads; net euribroklered drape. ie.. 1.1 tianvnted walla pearl beads; WOW satin rube, tastefully I..enneu &owls lace anJ pearls. Head dregs, feathcss and dia monds. i~ADY 9iIFFIEI.D. A white villa petticoat, with a rich embroidered drip in silver and ►ed o.twers ; traio, a rich brocaded ilia. LADY BOTHA 31. A white 'min petticeat,witb net draperies, richly embr , - tiered with pinks and roses; train to correspond. LADY L. CDDNWALLIO. A blue satin petticoat, with rich figured net draperie.,d% corase.ll with blue ewes; train, figured net trinitileil ou't brood. LADY TROLLOPE. A pettie•iat of Aida white main, with net drsirer;es. bean. endirnidered in silver tarns and Wise wreathe, loos , t wills bine and silver bouquets; pritiouot finished *nil ful it4/11i1111V; train of Woe net, trimmed with I/611(i. Hf. 1.1. dress, fess kers and diamonds. LADY JOHN MURRAY. A while satin petticoat, with richly embroidered dripei :es in hlue and silver, elegantly looped with silver bullion and taiiseh, and silver huniceirts ; train of blue ifiztued cst:e. I rimmed with blond and silver. Head-dress, diamonds Lila feathers. LADY CODR I NGTON. A white Patin pettieoat, with draprrie; superbly dere,' in ;cold Pinta, lawfully laoprd with brilhsut gold lion cord and finals; train of white figured satin, (40.0. e letnneil ai , lh blond and gold. Head-drew, a rich gold oque, ostrich pialne and (hansom's. _ LADY R. SEYMOUR. A white Patin petticoat, with figured net draperi..., rated wilt, wreaths of white satin; purple satin 'rain. LADY T. VVIS ER. A white satin petticoat. with rich grey crape drawl, ornamented with satin wreaths; train, gray pose, trim, with point. LADY F. C. C. TALBOT. A white satin petticoat, with. rich barer lama em:,t- . dery ; white satin train. LADY H. BRUDENELL A white satin petticoat, witb rich gauze draperies ;t• piuk roses; gust trait'. LADY ISARELLA THYNNE. White satin petticoat, trimmed wilt' ruche of :014 ho". cloyely fastened to the petticoat with sprig"! of holty And. , rich draperies of splendid gold lama in a variety of festoons, marked by luxuriant !pouches of flat I. s. dower; wreaths of the same were formed, a happy c0nt....: with the rictuses* of the draperies, pert of wloth u et, gold striped net., confined with superb gold ropes nod body and train lilac saint. the form( r 4.roiarntviied blond, the latter fiaished with a fullnesN of toile ;$.4 14. 1 ' trimmeing. Heaki•altesiy rich diamonds and plitmeii cf feathers. LADY BOSTON. ° Petticoat of rich white satin, trimmed with full PM tr • linGlePoin 4 ....h. edged with pearl.. the d, aprries of t tarty beautiful net, enibrvi.i....l isidi snow-while round and oval pearl., the bottlers blrikimm dumb...v. 4 ot by terming rich chimers of grapes the whole shaped in the assist, festoon. fastened with rich sattu bows us wins sirtt L i with pearls. We cannot sufficiently praise -the brew) ‘ .I truly drone dress. Body and traits of lawcnikr silk, boomed I with pilot lace aid pearls. Ildead•drcas t feathers aed th.- j moulds. LADY *ELGF.Y. P, tticoat ark+ trltitesetioi,lrim;d at Hieltnm • h nfnlhnm of striped silver lama, bordered with cnonlykr. , • o festomml with roses; draperies of lelle cpclffe. J " " silver. and terminated With • magnificent &prefer ot fir soppy' teil with wreaths of lovely Froth MN's Otd SI It void+ awl tassels of silver ; train of pink satin, Livid uuh silver. Headdress, diamonds and flurrers. LADY LAURA VANE. White satin petticoat, with elegant stivic lama draper the /AMP surf:mustiest with tieh advt. , ensbroideied sioppotted by cosily silver-bullion rape bad lam iosu• fulls ornamented with brioches of ailsre him. of r 6. X 3 141 white satin train trimmed with silver tulle. remarkably elegant plums of %bite ostrich feathers altd nuncio. LADY ARABELL.A VANE. Dim the game as her aisier.—Tbese drew.* attracted rte. Center attention and admiration. LADY STEWART. • Supeih drapery paint baguilk, tied pith pink rite nomonn and !vett itoat an pink Win. trimmed watt rtrautis leer, ext retaely rich. LADY CATHERINE WEIL, FORREcTER. A p:nrl white satin patties's., whit vox, iir:tpwii.. looped tip with hniteheg of ai (theist fLiwers, net, iutcropirsed wil6 rub lamb of patent r io, ac I. < .