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CO"NTF.SI4 ST. MARTIN DE f - RONT. A dress of "rime crape, with iimprily trivet, with g.. 1,1 wreaths, and festoom of At:, 4.1.1 cords nu.l Hole., ruby 'the, triaaund with gold and 13Le. COUNTE% OF mAcri.rxriLll) iVore is rich chemist brown satin roln. and 1 1,ir Irmo, ichlv I rn , si mdVred is gold, snake-pattern, in ring clllO all,lll - noilly displayed in angleo across the !nil ;coat, Italy rucwb:•d with tu;.ssy burlier, oi n 41.0111,01 u'hh line qold balls. 'Phi. dress was roinpletcly ch l ennt -- 11 •r Was, aS, moat , t amlorsied with disinundsituil a beautiful ?ohmic of wink tra • Ours. COUNTESS Or ell F.:TER fl A white satin pctlien.st, richly emubroid, r.-d in gold, of enfilade design ; desperies, nth, coloured velvet, richly eau bruicirred in chains of :rustled g. 4.1, interspersed with brineln• of pales testes and bloom of bt.lti lilt gold ; the ste.peitded IP) nc•h and ci..7.31:t cords nut tassels of train of ruby-coloured velvet. Hest-dress, feathers red JtatswuJs —' l'bb drcu was retnatka'ily rich and ele gant. COUNTESS OF ['NM:II%E. A dress of Furnet•eoluond embroidered with wraiths of goad 11....0 a up %*; I. $l. h anti and towel. , bal.; of the um , . It.,ruset, nl' 17 , jogro4, e,,.h.ohteorti iu 'cold vve leases wa• hat a v. e,. urisanierut appeanum e. COUNTIA►I PORTSM OUT! I A pet t 'coat a ruby 'Ant: ticts io grad uak wre•ali ; d.ya rid tl.i saw, fastviul wiab goid iahe bud LINN :11 lowly anti traiu to An trAuturit oak pima. 114414;1 Obi, diamonds sad alartElt frotiarra. CCM:VMS OF CAREMI.F. A most superb dress o* t ub) valvet sad Irbil' wtin, the draprrus iu every part tritaturd sritb a rich impeital lulJ b. rdcr, awl a ptufa.,et of spirodul taiada ; robe trimmed ultb p, iat Inn liestl-rbevo, a rub) tut:tau/jewels/ and fea thers. eOV7;TEAS OF EFFINGHAM, Rudy and iota.' of inu:a velvet, ti:utnied with po;nt aad gold; tiruut of porp!r crape, istrtioised with draperies of wrap6e, fagened up with band* of gold, chaos at the bottuao, a border ut tl.c wins to WI ft speNl.l. viscoururF...s..s B LK ETAT. AII bite satin Ktttcost, witls tr,r.ler of liras' fur awl goLl 6iutlr ; uraprrtes of •aibroiderr,l rr.ipt, iriained rhb ban d t m, o•trisie as !Lc pet ticoA ; ILc rube .f sraiii iriffs a bordtr of itrowa for and gold, to corn apood. RIGHT HON. LADY ARDEN. %%lute crape pettic.at, richly ersamoidered with Oil purple velvet wreath, the draper) embroidered is purple ar.d phi ; Iron of purple *elect, maimed •«h and rumuuseuteil with rout lace. GEORGIANA - - A white edict peilieoet, rig to anther elect/We. inteauized with 1aw..., velvet ; train and drapery of Devon. shire brows; awl% .ind sleeves trimmed with Brussels Nee , Lapery, rieloy entinoidered in anowr eLasdlie • :smart. holt. ornauseuted airs cord and to cot/up:m.4; the of it extremely beautiful, and ..as aell adapted roe se clepuit a Agere. LADY CRANLLY. A gn i. r .i ve t & To ,, the petticoat embroidered in stripe* of gold *bells, the bottom of it trimmed with cord Buenos nines %alit tlwmue porket.koks, tads.y urns.aesited wale cord* and tac.thi. I.AIII . GLORGIE TiIYNNE A white crape pttliewat, it% ratio and bad hord.•r ; dee p(' ie. of • hitt Yak lea , tw, to atilt work, tituwu up and allot. urevtetl with bcacW, sad bead tuato ; trun of grunt 11. act-Art.., greets velvt.t, and a mud pinata of getea and white f. Alters _ _ _ _ _ LAD? BRUCE. TIA.B ttnlF elegant lady appowe..l its a white satin petticoat, tenuaueel wit► awaaaduwa 111.4 tlMud Sytt: Lca.ts, mope dr&pei y, intermixed with 8.t0.i, richly ..11 , wutils ill Night awl matted KALI, teBtrfaiiy d with guld Lta.is . who,: trimased • ith ass bud, Ski estioroulered iu gold, and plans, at ostrich Ills th•ro.• Ilse unit eaaswait portacylerty testy sad diegaia. LADY MART PARKER. A puce-coloured velvet rtrive sad psttrcost silk drapery, embroidered *MI gold .n a lowt magi ,Scent style ; the rirgance sad Kauty of hick would be .I.lficult to lavalkr, being t work of au cut irc sew der ice—elegarbtly Imola* 11, to eon ripond, and tastrfolly looped sap with saparb tuavala-.. The bead-drear, white: feathers and dotabouda. LADY RADSIOCK. A hrown 'Merino cluth petticoat and drapery, the border of the eitttit,at and tli.oviit•s of tic and black whet, ith coral Avails, body and train to corn opulid. tlead•dress, h t, cod Vatic-11.-11i' dray, thoeilb temple, vas part:Lahti ly LADY JANE Itorsrom (Pres. :ifter her mai nage.) I- • .ienat of rtr► starlit velvet, must elegantly embroidered in ;:oki. 11 slla a drapery of poll net, loon. lip in a stip..rh %tanner, a .ila gold earn atm tarre',- 1 rain of rich 141 net v. Net, with olegant embroidery In gold, and trimmed a ith nth Brash pat. Hasd-dress, starlet velvet, with dia monds and feathers. LADY ANN CULLING SMITH A rei ut white satin, with a honkr of crape sla•ht s, r tti. Spanish erooroorat, sailoruidered round ‘s scotch of white crepe, with an eleguut trwiter of ruby 1811.1111(••• of Uak it 3111141, In CM a • OA, :11111 Scotch pearl, lop with roux of p . m! •1111 Oa . Mb! velvet, radii unit red roam, %ills the Spat,i.b sl ..hes, im white erupt., worked 1111111il, :11111 ur•anhated • utli the clime pearl ; the tram elegantly thrum n over the hoop, awl di Awe& up *WI cow. of pearl, had a beautiful and elegrat ef 1. rt. bract 4r re, a navy velvet tope, orieseuented with p, :MIA a panache of 31111 White kith44l. LADY NICHOLS. Hvr Ladyship's petticoat, whitr main, and crape draperies, Gd nest v id tassels, ikr. ; the how,a Swinish breen vrivet, looped with ;cold, sad a rurrespatiat ut heed-dress. LADY !WAVY 'TAYLOR. Her dery tuna...led ul a w►its .atia an I crape, beautifully euthroiderril is *Om. Head-dress of pular, sad plains of b alb. is, fastened with amethysts. LADY ELIZABETH TAYLOR, V r etented w a dress of white satin, covered with point, tenisinit a rube fastened with white woes in frost,' thr bottom fastened with the seine dowers; trigs 14 satin, vi nainent.d Lt..•, illl.l dine'ss to correspond; the waist ets. circled 1. n ham' of white satin and pearls, 111 close; winos of elegance aid simplicity. DY ASIIBROOR. _ _ A white sate petticoat, the front of which was richly ea brotiercal s crimson remain/el gnat' leaves of eketlakt ; the Ivotterwi to eirervspond ; short-y(4OMA draperies ues rich sad*, richly embrooleirel is the cave ; train of roliy.coluticed vet. Ilead-dress, diansoads and feathers. LADY BOSTON A dress of blot satin, womanised oith draperies of him& 1 um, w,tli chinos of white beads i smaller draperies of bine s..tin, tied with boos and cods, tool trimmed with beetle, Lad a ',lry e and strikinf aFpcarancc. Robe, black velvet, unsaved to curreirpond with the dress, and point lace. LADY ISABELLA THI'NNE. A white satin petticoat, onahroidcred in gold A bell, and gold ht.cv ; unspent-s of pace-estuary' velvet, embroidered in gold Molls and gold lilies, hicb bad a most beautiful ef t. rt ; train o f p ure -c o l oure d velvet. Head-dress, katlioss and diamonds. LADY LOUISA EKSKIN E. A white crape pelt!. cat, ric►t) embroidered in silver vine hares and grams; the bottlers finished w ith small cackle• iaattell silver; the draperies mispended by Curds :d t.n.rh ; horn of blue velvet, tnnumd with silver. Head slrewi, feathers mud diamonds. LA DV DOD I' ER. A while satin petticoat, richly enabruidercil in lotuses of starve COSCIMPS, and breathes of Alexandrian laurel ; draPe 7 7 or a hole crape, embroidered iu the mate pattern ; the drape d by curds and tassels trim Or white satin, .latirobJeced is silver ; the laxly ut the same, with Spanedi sleeirta. Hcasl-diess of &ethics pearls.--This 4r , , os t err oppruptiaty ler tro chumming a personage as her 1411)%14. • TWO LA DIVI Pink satin por.:oitx, simply ornamented with pearls. Tatum' to correspond. LADY WYNNE BELLASYIE. A pale blue isrspr rehires', with elegant ebionie horh.r of h o moil draperies of bliss .inlet i Iraiu of Wog reset, trimmed with point IV,. LADY BANKS. IA bite satin petticoat, w;tli draperies of swans-Jown, richly ornarocuteil will, gold mh.rl and taisck ; bolo of 1111Iple with swami-down, iiiteripersed with ;old, and a ParaLlime plume. LAVY PITLTENEY. A brown velvet i/titicust nod train, treat elegant:v emhroi. dere.' in elution,' Anomalies. twseelets, uerllacc , and !turd ; the whole l.Mwling the richest dress ever seen . LADY DE CLIFVORD. A Spanish Inuwe velvet retie, %lib a r;c11 white and gold petticoat. LADY MA YOR Mess of white crape, with 3 rich ■ud elczant silver oak and iv) border a brilliaut Maltcse truss, ear•,•r•:zs, and brio:elem. Ilrr head dre.i run . o .l. wd •,fa superb diamond tiara fealliwr, surisuitioted by a beau tiful planar d loft) white ostrich feathers. 'rim, was aline thee one of the must splendid dre•+>cs exhibited ■t Coust ; el-duals , neat, and ractlleutly set utr by the youthful ele gance of the *rarer. ZION. 3:RR. C. LONG. Au eh rant drilla of peen velvet. Head-dress of green feathers and diamonds. 11()N. STIL3. WA I.IIOLE. A ',ff./v-1c u.Ol traiq of rearl.coloule.l vt Net. trialiectl with gable. Ilrad.O,iiaw wi twit and with reatlatia sad dismoult. HON. MRS. A white situ liettirost, with ileaperier of reartet Anglo ',red wi:h *mitt., id cliene et speedo en ; *rain to ecorrcopunit; with Spanish sleeves. HOW SIRS. SPeNCER PERCEVAI • Wan must tiegautly dmmaed is a rich white 6.1 petlirelat, Maim iftilly embroider..l with gold, amid giartrr blur chNttler it iNdt.ll3l; draperies formed of a most 8141 i rli welt of gar ter blue writ el, richly ...eked with ! mid, m u d tied tip with hands:tem cm do of bulbuls and god t.warls ; rube of Bart, r Woe vrlvel. trimmed wall thmil gsidd ; street, ruibrindriml its correspond sail petticoat, cut a mum tlugant salt of 'mutt. 110,1{. AIRS CP FM' A Stirmirh Aroma velvet rube, trimmed in a:kyr : petticwit t.. e. nrrlwnd. silk rich dried kill, tasteful.) limpid op, eviih bu.bchro velvtt Itisit err. HON. MRS. EGFRTON, A white satin Isstiettat, ornamented w!th purple vrivet, trimmed with switle; tr.in, purph• 1,1, t. Itr.td.dreis, a white satui half raga., a ,th ap,lrBe of feu:togs. MILS PEPPER A menet eletent petticoat or white crape, richly eanbirei. &red W real sukl, with a sapiib le.iriler of pa outineet eotil e m u s , velvet ; 41! . :he awoe, taatelelly &signed, sibilastened up wills ..1J .iiiierb sold twee's; a train of rich crimson irl.ei, gold mild:icy chain; sleeves of 'lova Lice, Iv with diautuiwie ; a moat superb 4,31.34 necklace. lirad•ti..ess crionou sail white .4111,c1a itittlarra, with 4 loan/awl or diausomds. MRS. RAM,DEN. A yellow maim pettiomt, with blerl l Ire driewrirs, ele gut!) fasteuill w till curd sad tasbJ., bill vrl.ct trios. MPS. COAT Ec Crape petticoat toad drapery, eiehr.ii•lerca: Is silver lili.s and removes thy drapery suspended by curds mot t i 0 N0 .... ; train sad lowly of tilse ...hst, richly embroidered Is wilt rr. WO. FIELDING. A drool of Bishops' blur gerino cloth, ein'iruidered with Barge in Anochcs of fi.ey a.m.... and Guernsey tied with rich liquid brilliant and birder I i.i w.ne. of stionglus :out wait up with two bands of solver foil, mot r.cli 114,ft cued. *nil ; the whole trasind with • hivalsoine trio...laic of sissitsilusu. Ulf% Mae do* s itionsed with soutuiJoiiiii and point lace. MRS tDN EY. Petticoat of rieh white salsa, with as elegant drapery of Royal maple ,ekrl, trimmed with a net. awe fir; traia of Royal purple rtlrrt, laiwiiitd bahl• for, until nrle Brasaa4 peat. Htridra aims ~,,, Is alai fi.atiwrs. 31 FtS. A bine satin retie; p.:ttieoat trimmed with crape, rkhly etabruhlerril w &Lb MIS DUN DAS A pee blue velvet edhe and pctlbotat, monk inageifieestly embroidered or Awe Sil el work: wdh rich steel fringes of • mold weeuinminil tumuli/al sort, the mire likewise trim med with steel, loop,d No with beasitard snarl tassels, Cie seek sti.,l *terve. Irim•erd wily superb poiut. The hes.l-dress white feathers arid diis. moods. LION. MISS PF.RCIVAL. A heautiful Moss , Is lace pelota's, tastefully ortisaissited with bawls., of waringat4 tl holly; the body and hula .4' nth white satin, tr'nkale 4 all sound wale searict 'Deny heath, on. rid. paint Ince sleeves.—llts :Al 41111 4.41 d slim illicit) of this dress were much &Ammer. 110 S. 11136 H. PERCIVAL. SIMC al k r HON. MISS DASIIWOOD. *bite satin petticoat, draperice of the/AMP, richly rsi bruidertd in Mal elid silver, rheiis of different kiud•, ohicb ►all a meat beautiful effe-t, beteg relieved by rich turd• a if Worts, with salter obeli, and silver stomacher. 'l' Lie whole was tent, elegant and much admired. HON. MISS VERNON. A white satin petticoat, richly embroidered in silver sbcll6, forming an elegant drapery .1 ciiie Mite; un the other Mite:, stripes ; true to tarreayouid. Head-dress, (cothcia and diamonds HON. MISS BRIDE\ELL. A prOar-euluuted velvet petticvat, trimmed with ermine interiniatil with gold bullion chain ; train ornamented with gold. Head-dims of prunt *viva and gold. HON. MISS S. COLEM.IN. Petticoat and train of white. swim, Polish drapery of arsa• rauth eitith, ric►ly snits uideted in Roil the corners Gaishmg wit► CetiOft ball tas►els in gold lithegree, au upper drapery of w►iw satin, edged with gold rope ; both draperies eon /*sued wit► geld Shoetree bodkies, and supported with superb rape aid illagrec balls in gold body and ►kevcs of sins rauth cloth, richly embroidered. HON. MISS L. WROTTESLEY. liaaelsoose dress, quite in &wane of the weasels; lilac satin petticoat, drapery, sad train; the drapery bordered with Ids* velvet, sad trimmed wit► ric► sable for, fastened up wit► cswiuss gold hudkiea, acid supported wilt) rich gold ►ore sad taws& ; train trimmed with rich sable fur. TWO MISSES GIFFORD, (Dan Manta the Slarektonees of Lawn/awn.) Pc/tided d ria white sattu, with an clegaut Marry of piok mom ornommited with Roman pearls ; train of pink figured soli, trimmed with rich Brussel& pinta. Ilesd.iress, pearls sod 6111161111. MISS GOLDWORTHY. A white crape petticoat, embroidered with gold and black velvet richly mood the bottom. orwanental with gold cords mad tassels ; body and traiu of black velvet, trimmed with gold iage.—This drew was very neat nod beaurafol. MISS GARTH. D'hite crape petticoat and drapery, ornamented with • rids applique scallop border of velvet and satin work, fanci fully trimmed round with satin wreath i the train of rich white ratio. MISS WALPOLE. A white satin petticoat and trans, lace drapery, festooned with garlands of whit, rums. MISS PEPPER. A petticoat of white crape, beautifully embroidered no silver, to fora a :nue elegant festoon net, with r soperb 'Ayr der of silver leaves, triinicind with vainly: 0 . fla n ge, mid feu• wooed with scarlet satin and ruti•, fusteaeit ay with silesr rope sod brilliant tassels; body and triton of .ftrict satin, trimmed with vaarlyke silver fringe. Heed-drew of dia monds, wit► s superb plume of scarlet and white smith leathers. MP KNIGHT. A &oh of whits sad% with draperies of •hits beads bowl* a sholistrodt ad over the dress, repented only by torhassdropertes d while oat* looped together with cords awl i.awal, and rich wimp d ►ea(s. The tort (111,41 of ttoa drew *a.. tool) chute and el , e.not.-- I Robe. whit ,. sothh "roainentoi the 11111iC as the dres►. Ifead-dress, a *hay rata cap, dcgaut load tiara, formate a ,Itatletit is Lout, ith slate ostrich fratkers. DREESES. • PRINCF. OF STALES. Field Musasurssr.tiforou.' DUKE OF YORK. Full dress, as Cohniel td the Crat Guards. 1,11.1iE (SF CAMBRIDGE. Full dress 2ti E OF GLOUCESTER. Full dies. ad Guutds. EAhl. OF PLYMOUTiI. Brown coat, rich pure humus', Awl Llach breeds's. E.OIL OF IVINCIIILISEA. _ . Full .I I 4 THE LORD MAYOR. .4 retnlarketsly buntle..mr autilborre-rolentr , ..l rut velvet crott, twit:folly ceibropier.ll, with .a rich iinitroud buttou. SIR - WILLI.% CURTK le-narn cost, wl.it • rutin and rich Aral Imila:it; Ail.: want wa1%.C411.1i, MIA black :warcliew. SIR W. MC 1 Err . ri,''y enexroidered suit, vrh.te sari■ wsistiunt, •cry. 'ADMIRAL II ERTI I . ill %Iwo mit % is • Rrow-Admiral' COL. GEO. SMITH. A full drive; suit. au Culotte! of the rd Cos:ifs. COL. PLOONIP Prince of Wake! Aid-de-tawn's ttutfuriu. COL. SI'MAIION. ....... Ps sucr of Walces ii44le-Camp's !mitotic. CAPTAIN HANNEIit. Tlieh cab. wdertel coil ot the Royal Hares Guar& usifuren CAPTAIN FEN WICK. Rich cinl.ic:idercill toot of till' Ruyiii nurse Guards' anifurni. OBSEM ATIONS. Worn a variety of circumstances, the Court, yes terda), was wit so fully attended es we have wit itie.l Non former ocer.ions The lateness id the meeting of Parliament, the severity of the weather, and' the anxiety excited in so many Noble Families Isy.thr *Stirs of Spent, whet* they have relatives, were among the CROWS. Tho-e, however, whoa did attend, were, as may be seen fano onr most splendidly dressed. The prevailing colour , were starlet. ruby, Spituisli brow u , and Hut el fisrple. Ostrich feathers, that most elegant °rue mem ilt female dress. were worn in prulosian.- I'rincess Ara:Luis plutue was motnited Loin• in a new style. and did great honour to the taste of the artist. Ladies Irl any *Bc.NTIEEK and CIIIMILOTra BELLASYSS. and 51ra. CHARLES Wit?", were their retailers in the same style, and they had • braiitirtil awl. The auiata were lasi, the sleeves much hewer thin last season, and the necks covered. Diamonds were worn in great profusion.. There were very few chairs.— Airmagat the principal Nobility who displayed tbttr usual elegtuee, were, the Ditehess of N oars awl two of the Ladies PLiwv, with three • to each, dre,wil ill their at, :e livv nss. The Marchioness of SaLisaLaE, and the WieseEett., chair. By half past four, very few pan ale tie: e [edited abont the l'aturv, cud the ginirds reittriattil to the bar ' riwks at';ive &clot*. Sonic of them were nutlet tl.e neeestitv of Iroding their bonaa home, o:i ac count o 4 t h e severe rioit. Amongst the Nobility were noticed the Dow- Ivor Counteas 'of Miss% who hail not been at (snarl for 1101111 e years pa.t ; her Ladyship looked extremely well, and wore • beautiful eriunion vel vet train aielpetticoat. pith drapery, most superbly embroidered in Maltese col l ; the b ody and sleet CS trimmed with point laze and iliamouthi; the howl draws a torhaii of crimson velvet anti gold to cor respond. with ostrich fem:hers and diamonds the neck adorned with diainni•ds ; the whole dieptiyieg the taste and riegiince of that most amiable Lady. Lenient Leone, Lady Genetic 'reties, and ' Ludy JANE 1-1•1•J5TON. wore each an eztraordMary plume. It had a delightful effect, and was fanci fully mounted. Countess Cuoteos ritt.ey was prevented front attending the drawing-rumn, yesterday. by the in dispo-ition of Earl eittitsn s istoi.Let. We are, hoateer, happy to state, that his Lordship was ra ther better last night. Among the most fashionable espii7,ges we ob served the present LOAD M AYOU a iirtv landed, conspicuous in the piiiicipal points of nude, ele gance. ease, and lightness. The style.' of hatigitig is quite new and peculiar to itself, particular!:. the construction of the coachman's seat and box;. which gives great eclat to the whole. Th.• body is painted a light yellow. and highly polished, with armorial embellishments. consisting of the city arms, sup porters, trophies, he. in elegant amities. nit:losing his Lordship's arms in 'mat fancy ehields. The heraldry is executed in a masterly styli. and does greet credit to the artist.—The inside of the body is elegantly lined with dark blow cloth, and with red Morocco leather, and rich yellow and scarlet silk lace. The carriage is handsomely carved, painted vermillion, and ornamented with black and gold, eel full. The silver ornaments are extremely fashionable and judiciotisli disposed; and we confess it to be the most complete and hand some private carriage of a Chief Magistrate that has tarn seen fur many years past. Thy harness is elegant, which, together witls a pair of very fine .rcy horses, end the addition of the servants' rich h. veries, certainly makes this equipage equal, if not superior, to any that has beeu at Court for, ninny years. tier MsJeery had, as usual. a select mein party last night. ILLUMINATIONS. The illuminations, last night. in honour of Her MAJESTY'S birth-44y, were very loistaerous mud br4llttnt; among.' the tuuat couvpieuous and eke geot wee« the fohowtug TIM OPT a A-1110 I'M. displayed the letters C. It and &Mil itant Star aurtramstr.l with r Ceuwa id v..irgate.l lumps. The LIT tLS Tar,' TRY., HA 1011411111[T.—.% Crows' ill eaby-euluttred lamps, v. kh the letters C R. Dal, RN LANK TM - AIRS' —A t►ampwteney Iler jetty's Arms, stirrormird a tat la flan., and surmounted with ■ er.,wr. the w M.,e etteireled auto .art. g.ted lamps placed re a 14... el lest. is SLascruntos Hieing, Cu iante's tincLT, - • . • ems very brilliantly illuminated. A large star. in enby-en lonr...l lamps, inummstral by a Crows. with th- letters C. it. Tito whole eueireled with irviouns of imps, form* at the tap a triumphal ere". The Ua lug Cbcter House, in ST. VSIOI-SQV A RS, sod all tie Subs. rimion Mows at ibis IVest-end of the tow., (hr . plited the letters C P.. afrO t:ir Crown, is mu iegaird lamps. Kos. MI CHr L, natl. Manes, i • v e re, • displayed g. •it lost,. 'A superb large Star, in sari ;Mel • limps, surmounted with g Crown, is.th • i -vat C. K. at the top of arlocil wire.plamed tact Cuoida, with their wiuga eatelded, c-.. 11 owner, aOnreh. Tut: Navtonat.Gll.ll LIONT Olrflela, IS PALL-MALL, attracted • great mantimrse of people front tips brilliant erect of tlielight. The letters C. K. fue.ned 4s-trail Mbar, in a doable mow, mieli darting a sharp and quirk fight, and surimainslalwith a eruwo, also lighted with gas, bad a most astonishing °Wert Mr. Ks eties MUsicist. •M/0111 PS Lf.,Na LL, wrslso tastefullxliglited tip is ruby-coloured lamps. Yli. FIATSMARD, PICLA M•JEITY*I 1001ILSKLI.Lit, was doe ligbted with 'mat taste. The Alit !sato ri-usnuas was ;nest splendidly Illansinated. leti7ean thr pill rs IL it support tbapartami, is the reser; a (Sown awl l btu on the left a c ads l:. and us the right R. formed ..f transparent lamps. Tits whals sseireled with rt.!. festoons., farmed °film smite otateria'n Mr. Cor.Lttre, 4;i.tee t hexer:- gri tt ty—f t Crown, and C. It. In variegated lamps. Merin. flux rev sad Cu. SatiffRIIMITHS LVDG•TE PILL, were very ; a Cn.wn, Star, sa d C. It. tird by tiinnoom, forrnrd of vapeptsall lamps Messrs 1•171.1.ATT ant Gatca, POTT'.', ST. PAUL', Cialutcli••SllD—a Crown, Star, and C. R. supper:4A by laurel branches, 1.. transpreitt lamps. Sham NCAAa aseM STA iiMAINIIIIRC-WaRIMOVSt. ST. PA L.'S CHORCIII-set.-0 Crown and C. IL it. i arm gated tamps. THE BRITISH .p' SS. LON D(AN, THURSDAY. JANUARY 1). We have frequently enticed that , nme of the Treasury Journals, alien they inedil. , te a wren filmdom's! or imposition upon the public, prepare their attack by proll•ssions of their candour, their love of truth, and their independence. With this view, one of them, the basest of the set, frequently elects to have completely turned against Alinis. Vas, and censures their conduct without reserve.-- This game, so °lieu played, has been revised within' the lam ten days. We anticipated its object, and have not been disappointed, as the followiag extract s which formed tine leading art,cle of The Cierrier of yestcrii•ty, distinctly sliews ho is to be the leader of the Opposition in the Nouse of Cosmos* has sot yet, s• e bear, bees snarly arnaseed.—. Mr. Ponsunby is nut tole continued in that *Mos.—Lord (leery Petty has been nientioncd : but to this isonsiuntotti the uld Fositcs are amid to object —Mr. Whitbread bas tha requisite abilities fur the post, but perhaps ertu sufficient Taeitto-Mr. %Viadkatu bus too meek gemrous indiscretion. —Great powers of reasoning, eloquence, pains, sad wit, eminently qualify Mr. Slieritiun, but be is itirl4llC to the drudger) tot . daily atteadauce. Mr. Tierney Las sufficisait at:metiers sod pt roe, mane., but we bete not heave bta OWN meittitmert imam the Candidates. The title of conduct to be pureed LA the party was last melt (Tuesday), as me in funniest by 4 stspectabk Paper, ‘• discussed and decit.d us at Mr. G. Puneueby'orteafter a warm debate." The trader having perused this extract, will be able to meettain the justice of our preceding ohservatoris, when we pusitively assert, that there sus no tIllIttil)^, at Mr. POSSONBT'S on 'lsesday night, sod consequeetly that there Arai no &wee. sion„ no decision, nor " warm debate !" The meeting took place last night at Mr. PON*OhIIT'II6 ft was itilattn•lllxnd respectable, and it wee agreed not to move an aitittorlracat to the Address Obis day, but to wait iftitil the papers connected itivith the subjects mentioned in His Nlwresie's Biwa 'bell have been printed, before they alias the sense of Parliament upon them. Mr. PONSONSY in the Commons, wad Lord Gaits. ett.cs in the 11..m.1e, will probably tale a general view affairs; and, perhaps, some other Metulicrs ;any alto deliver tn. it seutiineuts, but no amendment is intended. Now, Navin_ tinetly mated, that there was no meet:iig nor emelt debate by the Nieioirers of Opposition rat Mr. Pox. 110,18Y . i. on Toesilay night, we shall briefly notice the pond* in the tisane of falsehood with which The everier of het tiight wilfully abused its readers. There has been no questicia, we distinctly state, He to the (ruder of the Oppo sition. Mr. PONSONEY has tilled, and is to • till that office; and when his abilities, his great aud splendid family connections, his habits of inJustry, veer) , thing connected with his public and pri tate character, in which vary cennot point omit a single blot, are considered, a more fit selection of a leader could • tiot be made. Why thou are the names of the other didingiiished Members of Op position introdneeilliy the Treasury Humans in this invidious way ? We a..swer, it is a shallow device to excite jealousy anunig them; hut this iii;senable game was !obeyed last Session - .without and the most gross stupidity and folly alone could think of rei ivies it. Another day has passed without bringing any intelligence from Spain. Letters, however, are in . town from Officers in Stir Jou* Motrite's army, of the same dote as the dispatches from that (leirereil. The writers do trot appear to have been await: of the Fracti infantry bring near,. as stated iii the dis patches. ans . . give a more ancouraj;iiig aceiluist of the, sitomion of our arms. But we fear that, viewret in the most favourable light, its state is one of vied peril. It is aline,: utt.wecreary to explain the advantage, in quick.iess Af move ment, which a pursuiag has over it tettrutiog army. Orso consideration will rtnekr it iatelit- Kittle. Ina retreat, every thing cumbrous.. es heavy gars, ammunitioir. magesitsas, praitoonh must ,nova Lefors the army. In the advance, (with . 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