The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-06-05 00:00:00

--..~,,, R ~.a -F HIS AfeyEakT BIRTH-DAY. 1 he return of the celebration of our beloved Mo narch's birth-day, is one of those occasions, upon -1 'which, howevar often repeated, the public jay never suffers any diminution. His Mari sr.( yesterday • completed Isi! . §§tts year., .ancl lait-are .extremely baony to 'say, &fen at this advanced age, he el.joys t perfect health: and as great a vigour of mind and 1, I ' 6 ' , as be has done fot many years ;.be. tides one of the east spirited bcirses in his stud.; ,the only • falling off we ' have tolathent, is the nomrdan t in his eyes,-which prevents him. from taking the eta-raise, and enjoying those recreations he has been accattomed to for a number of years past. ' The day was kept in the metropolis, and every part of the United Kingdom, with every de- - .' monstration of joy. In London, all was hustle daring the isaorning. So 'very few Courts having been held this season, great interest and very numerous applications were made for tickets to see the company pass through the rooms into the draw log-Room, particularly by persons from the coon.- try, and those who have rl•2ver beheld this splendid ' sight, bit there was mil.n ditßculty in obtaining, tickets this year, than any heretofore ; and clambers were disappo . nted., The inhabitants at St. James's street. and the neighhonehood, had large parties, and their windows were filled with elegantly-dresi ed and beautiful females, to see Ilse company go to St. James's in their carriages an.: el airs. The weather was tinfwit-uraqie a continued fall of p i n -. damped' the• sp ! e till ur of the sight.— The greatest preeaut;nas were taken to preserve order an she streets leadiag to the Palace. Parties of the Life Guards 'Were stationsal to regulate the carriages. The F-at Guards, with a numerous body of Polite ()di -sr., we.e employed to /ego- . late t':e cr -w :,,, which throng. d the streets ; when the military do this duty, in soma degree tinder tha dire Linn of the Police, the officers of 11 wilier) art well quelidtsi fur thi, busine..., tieing fiesprently engaaed on great . occasions, order can not fail of Ir,i-, i ; obtained, for surely force of arnisis net tfit way to obtain it, by men who are not accus. tomes to such eraal yrntrit. The bells of the dif ferent steeples continued to ring a merry peal from morning till nigh:. The flags and standards of the United Kingdom were displayed at the different t• Churches and pa'slic buildings throui,tout London. A-b ilidav, es nsual,was kept at all the public offices. I At cne o'clock, as many guns as His MAJZSTY has obtained years, were discharged in the Park, by the- gunner belonging to the train of artillery, and (he tit puns oa the Touter wharf were also Ws charged. The tan iages continued going to the Palace, from half pact twelve o'clock till live, and althnalel it was a continued seeing down, during ; en; whale of that time. we did not hear of any acct. t dent. The Dukes of Ca maiunts t and Gcoucsseliat . inspeed the battal:rm of the Coldstream regiment on the Parade, previous to their mounting guard at St. da nes's Pal..eis ; the state colours. presented by the Luke of YORK, to the reg-nient, which cost his Rbyat Highness L5OOl were used in honour at the day, and the band wore new state uniforms, and used a wow Russian instrument. The Roy. e Dukes, with the addition of His Highness of Gle:case ea, breakfasted with Their MAJZSTILS, an.l paid 'their resp4tive c. Leratula. tips on the happy return of the day. In the course of the mnrning, a nainber of tee di;tniF.ed Clergy attended at the Qu:Lt.'s Palace likewise to pay their congratulatory respedi. About halt past twelve o'clock. Her MUMMY and the PRINCEIiStS left the Qiesm's Palace for St. James's, escorted by a party et the Life Guards ; the carriages went at so brink a pace, that two of the horses of the Life Guards fell, and threw their riders, but we are happy to say, the men sustained no injury. Her MAJZSTY, on alighting, and being informed of the accident, gave shres:lions not to be drivsn so fast in future. After Her MAJESTY and the Pe 'somas; had partaken of some refreshment, and dressed for the drawinn-: nom, the Archbishop of CANTER euny was iotroducrd to Per MAJ LSI V% private ap tit meats, and delivered to Her his.' asev an Ora tion, in English, of congratulation on the hap;,iy return of the day. Her MAJESTY and the Pailictssrs proceeded towards the Grand Coun cil Chamber a few minutes after two o'clock ; the concourse of visitors, who were then as- i a • semb e i s the adjoining 'booms, was so great, that Her M *JILT V% attendants had great difficulty in making a clear passage between them. As Her lklairsry and the Patriotism passed along, they very con lescendingly conversed with several of the company Her NI at ts r y entered the Grand Coun cil C::.!rnber exactly at a (Furter past two, with Earl Most ton, and Colonel llssaaow, her MA JESTY'S Chamberlain, and Vice-Chamberlain, at her sides, with a number of other attend ants; Her Mammy's train was held by Earl Moaron. and o.i kler filattsit v taking her stand, between the seccnd and third windows, the Noble Earl placed Her MAJESTY'S train upon a marlde slab table ,and then proceeded to receive mil o. ductions to Her MAJESTY. General Barrie had the honour first of paying his respects to Her ME, JEST Y. Mr. Coat, the Memher for Norfolk, fol lowed, and presented a Naval Officer to Her MA- Jen v . The I'aIt4CISSES stood to the left of Her MAJESTY. in succession, according to their ages, and received the congratulations of the Nobility and others, after they had paid their respects to Her MAJESTY. Soon after Her MAJESTY had entered the Roam, the Loan CEI•SISLEL AIN we-red his wand of office to Sir WILLIAM Pat. sons, who was attending in a room behind the Throne, with His MA I LSI Y'S Band, signifying her • royal pleasure that the girth-day Ode should be performed. It immediately commenced with the N Overture from jatier Corer ; the whole of the royal music was likewise from Marion., by the express command of His MAJEIY ; it was Seleifbd by Sir WILLIAM PAILSONS. es 1. as , .tr of the Band, And , m'as from the same Opera, ex--ept a Solo sting by Mr. NIRID, which was from .I;orarift€4.- 1 The ether Solos were admirably sti;putted by .. Mr. SALE, jun. and Master Roster., of the i Chapel E. 0741. Her MAJESTY continued to receive the company, in her usual affable and pleasing manner, till r-.-..enty minutes before eve, o'cloclt ; when Her MAirSTY found herself so ex trent ly friy,noesi, that she was obliged to retire, to tie disapp.,in mrnt of great numbers -who had hem pverentri hum approaching - I - ler MAAS r r, ai- -~~ though they Lid peen in the room a cor.sidtraille Lime, lions the immvose crowd ; likewise numbers Weft prevented' tram even gaining admittance into the rr.un, from the same cair eit,:kne Court was ex- , Qemely spicauisi. There went prisent,.bnides lief !CIA, E , esi, • .'i,,, .r. •ry.i: Higtaillilie the trincesede Angiiati; tlisatiz:h, :is, A.‘c,a, and D...eltaii of Yu..< ; Their Royal, t,, . 4 the Paat.• Of %Va!wri, Dotes of Yeik, Ciateni.:'. , :•1.1 ,re , 14, Kew, &ariel, C,aarnise, ao4 tiloacetter io Arcialerhuirt ef'Thitattch:salte sod Cashel; the I.nri Ciiisi.crilor; the Chancellor of the tictiwquer ; Me Secretor!. Of St.itc and War; the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of itioe's Bench; the rod ChreiJiistica . laf chg Court of Common Pleas; the' I Mao ,r of tire Roils' the Attiatiey and Solicitor Ceneral; Ithe RineitAdvot ,tiri ; tit.; Judge ut tho Admired y ; the Judge Ailrodate end Martial General; the Judge Advocase of 5... a. and ; the Speak,' of tae llouie of C.inirm*, m his full robes; the Cnaticellor, Attorney straZlt'tl7 G •nelal . ti the . t p ince or Wales} the 1.. , ,rd S4.•yot n * ant .3 j 'the ' Shen& of Loudon and Al 1411ftex ; and the Recorder . punt,—Rutlstul,, Athol, humemet, Besufuet, and Buc. . .. - Duchessea.--Domet, flatland, Northumberland, Mar:So . rough, and Loimmjr. 'Kirquissas—Tirornoird, Waterford, Stafford, and Down 'hire. Marcirionesses—Thomonil, Downshire, Blandf-ird, Bath, Ely. I feadfort, Donegal, Trrenclvend. Stafford, mid IVaterford. Park—Morton, Pomfret, amour; Caryefott, Meerut Edg. cumbe, K•taill4te, Gal , oway, Moira, Mountnorns, Winchel. sea, Honwicke, Breadallone, Lauderdale. Romney, Gros. Tenor, Carnarvon, Conyagirarn, Strathmore, Rivers Radnor, Caledon, Fltzwilliam, Macclesfield, Gosfoe d, Cavan: ll . lekinghamshire, Banbury, Cholmondoley, Chatham, Lei. plater, Aathinst, Rosal)u,- Weatinoreland, Portarlangton, Mesburough, Leren in Melville, Spencer, Northete„ Sel kirk, Percy, Ormond, Kinston, Chielterter, Morton, Clou mei!. and Cardigan. Countuses—Baleatru, Warty, Daremirt, Kenmore, Ayle.ford, Furs ',Liam, Carl Chatham, Wary more, Milton?, Temple, Mountriorrr j s, .allextroto.mh, Hatrington, Mac cf.-afield, St. Vincent, Dirlingtort, Gasford, Clan, Urin•ovl, COny noon, Lcarina. Auckinotionintire, Cholinonde ay, Weolnorland, Langtmd, Carroorr, Ruston, Fauconbere, Mansfield, 'Errol, C - urrinsli, Temple, Elgin, Wint..rt.,wri, Caesar, Clarrurassil, Suffolk, Hurls/Kee, Jersey, H7i4lgtwAter, N rim*, Behester, and Cardigan. Ava?'4 OdUIVOII, StOpfard,, Falmouth, AVentworth, Sidi:tenth, Tecuplutown, Bulkdey, Cast-e.e.igh, A 016 tit, Hinton, Sudley, Ache-on, How ick a a,“l Kathihwk Vi,romttea,.t+tVentworth,Ctiatlereagit, Bulltricy, flew ford, Cnarlevilte,Templetown, Annoyer, and Unlock. Lords—Henley, GlenbotSrle, vlurray, Cathe..ra, 11;•ith, Hawitesbury, Somerville, Dynevor„ Kerwin, Burton, Sal ea, R.-ndleshant, Yarborough, Wrlioughoy de- Stoke, St. John, Hellamf, klui,;rave, Mar.liant, Hawi,e,fffmte, Lowther, A uck land, hay !nog, G. Thilitie, J. Toynne, Sheffield, Braybruoke, Petre, R. Spencer, lintehinson, Wslsing. ham, Krositogion, C. Somerset, W.Rrissell,Clantsnack. Arden, J. Towaviklmod, Elleuourrici, Katnaird, Leealr, Sunderland, Elaniry, 11. Fitager,,H, k-, Haddock, Gage, Kinnraul, Am herst, M Helen's, ore H Petty. Lilio—Amitetat, Ilentey, Glenbervie.„- Wrottealey, Hit wall, M.. &own, Lira,464, Erskine, Keith, Bi.ittein, ;nor Thynue, two _Spencers, Prim, Clank, Lowther, too Murray', Collinetoti, C unueer, New F Somers, Callender, Eiaut, Au-ntio:d ,• &wenn, H. Hall, Hawarden, 11. Firsgerald, Crampto.i, Wombwell. Sittig, Bruce, M Acheson, Mars nem,. W. Rosser, Sheffield, Haggeroune, S. Sullivan, Brawn, E..Alexarider, Sutlt,,, B. riihookey, Le Deepen:in, Maltailko, Fludyer, E. Culartiley,. , Mo , hani, Saltoun, Co. te, 'feign mouth, H. Rowel, Gra non, M. Brotinek, Kiimaira, A. lie rrstord, Staulev, G Laryeaon Guwrr, Mildmay, C Fit:errata, S. Lumley, Ralgooy, t. fie,torie, C. Torten, 11. Poker, Se r eo„ r d, sco w '. Dow, P Turner, A. Stewart, Cot %marls, Vernon, Metcalf., Wei's§ en, C. Stewart, Lubbock, Rairiting, M. Fordyce, Larnamt, Drake, Cathcart, C. bcott, Grey,aryl Vincent. . _ A rc.ibi.llo in —Cashel, .11.1 Canterbury. Brahote--Ckeitiart, El., Bell and Wetls, Hereford, Exeter, Ctn.:heater, Bristol, WiUchester, St. Asapti, ()awry, Kraal.", London. and Cork. .knaba-ai1a....-Am-ric in, Turkish. Hin.i.in, Neapulitau, Sardirridn, S•erLih, It....urnan, and Imperial. Count Wuronzuw Curinteas De Mingdon. klarom.--NMeken, U. Rune, and Darner. Bireneda Neleke.i I)easiiid-W estinin,ter, Raphuc, and Windsor. Rev. I.Nietor•--Cainii . .ecli, Mutter, Jones, Douglas, De a.id Gee,. fr.itord, J. H. Cox, J. Alexander, J. Dashwond, R. Berkeley, J Lamy, J. Nicuul. A. Wdlealey, J. Heard, C. R. u, J. CoilingtwA, E. Nepedn, J. Rivers, S. Smith, .1. Callande•, J Hal, J. Allure), Y. Barclay, M. riinehrs, S- Fludycr, J Daakiii., J. .0. L u ig e . , S. Cottrell, A Gr a nt, W. W. Wynne, W. kt..iiiii;haui, J. Newport, J. Lubbock, J. Mailaßeld, J Midd.eron, C. gionop, J. Wit:rave, J. Do rat', A .Macki.risie.J, Scott, N. Duckenheld, J B.Burgess, Aubrey, C H Dashwo d, W.Hunloke, and J. Uurrio. A , lrni , ae—Sir K. Curtis, Si: N. Kig, Uig bv, Sir C. M At's, bin J.T Duckworth, &einem, Wilson, June., C COUOR, Markham, and Sir J. Colpoys. Gerietak—Burtni, Berne, Burrard, Leslie, Garth, Loftus, Hatcoun, Witiyard, Tarleton, Leland, Sir T. 'lrtzge, Areorn, Lumley, Smart, Browning, Manners, Fitzpatrick, Nagent, Oakes, Sir J. D,iyle, and De Menton. Coloirels—Allen, Barton, Nod, :tlaikkant, Hunter, Pit let, Greville, Farr, Boehm), Ward, Wheelwright, Desbrow, Wilson, Lloyd, Eyre, Morgan, Sutton, Upt.ni, Faulkner, Herrin, Dillon, Dr Watteirdle, eillon, Wool, Wil. harm:, Sherreid, Janke', Vyse, Braithwaite, Vaesittart, andG. Langton. Majors-Runk, Gibson, Walton, Cristie, and Christie. Captarns—lrimari, Krug , Wheat Sir H. B. Neale, Gant, Powell, Cocie.ill, Gardener, Maltby, Jones, Graham, Sturges. Walpole, Honors, Fleming, Mills, &won, Peter, and Messrs.—jekyl, Dashwood, Mills, Coke, Silvester, Shaw, Shiner, Lettere, Ellison, Hume, Baker, Wilson, KIM, Ba thurst, Theabild, Jobiffe, Dent, Thuraten, Windham, Tierney, W. Satan, Hon. F. Cathcart, Johnston. Bond, P. Moos, Heherderi, Hunt. Canning, Jackson, Tram, Step ney, T..rteton, Long, Petty , West, SketEngton, Gordon, Dsby, Mills, Methuen, S. Stanhope, N. Vansittart, Wynne, 1% Vansittart, Fuote, B ackburn, Bruce, Maswaring, Witiet, Hope, Alexander, Frees, Darrow, Adam, Lindsay, Burrell, Ware', B Stranan, Meyers, Pox, Tatars, lige., Greenwood, D Scans, Si said, Calcraft, T. Calvert, J. Smith, Rebb,Gisaild. Minden, Annesley,,Sotith, Macdonald, G. Van. smart, GAM.. Ilse. Han, Crawford, Fagel, Pal. lis, Payne, Janner, Drummond, Fortescue, Cucterill, Coding. ton, Ilan roeret, Chaplain, Dick, M.ddletori, Courtenay, Ba. thsl, Needham, Bennett, Harriet, Dawkins, W. Payrits, S. Smith, Fenn, 'Quinn, Helier, ousters, E. Ricketts, Jolliffe, Gwen, Petty, ►.,r wanton, Hawk, Lee, Rev. Dick, two Mid. d.rterie, Charletun Lonnt mond, and Fuller. . . M saes--41tnter Lettlyre. Faber, Lee, Mills, Wheelie, Sh.lbser„ Windham, Drax, Horton, M. Sutton, B. Duttoi., Vansittart, Daerkinh Imhoff, Foote, Abbott, De Hannay, Bean.-t. Hope, Bett, Laurel, Stewart, (twee, Stead, Itartand, N•ment, Buller, Payne, Janney, Carleton, Lumley,Chaplain, Mute, Smith, Heartbeat, Hard , O, Vv - right, l' hi , at pso., Vonte,Coununi, .1. Buller, Busier rie,Flor.. Shirley, (lower, I W,:pole, Kenyon, Drummond, Burroughs, Wr: let, end We rd Mures—aGoldtworthe, Egarton, Thlppe, Cholntondeley, Da4'wectal, •Weratesle::, Riacawell, 2 Mills, Eipliou.tone, M. ,ni.r,t,n t e, 1.. lintt..o, I. rather, Cotlingtna, Townshes.d, Mans Herders, 11 , ,rhare, Vet on, Penns. ore, Shore, It rimel o altrehant:Bannet, Scott, Upton, Palteithanr, 4 Mild•rtay, Shaw. M. Lowther,-trv•nt, Mann, Hope, X V :nret, C utts, Cfalft.r. elsndtnn,Lawndl, Callinnpe, C Barrett, 4 1411131/1•, and Holstein. The following bad tli honour of bibady ~cosseted to Mll:efty Mies Townsbend, , Lughtes of Lord John Townebewl, by the 11 tr , iviu.ul Tewit•negid. Mist Shore;by tier moth e r f..nty Teigneintith. H. 'tassel iUI Mir* P.uate, by the Lady is Waking Mist Graham. L. her talo . +l, r L'Ady 41r. NtslE-noter, Mrs 11 , 111,c1t. F-3•I of Pqrt.itlirfgton, by N.rl PF Mexwmatigq, Mr.prid Mrs. No t on the 4 m arr iage. thd ntralLowilterflir, V ituotiat C Elittuts, Osiorwl rhArn... 244.” ficort,ky Maitteihionesi of Tliontood. Mr. Frereops hisretut4 teem Spain , Miss ttinnii, - arid Viscounte s Tenspletown, by Lady Mary General Nogent, •on his Morn from the Government of Jamaica. • Giptain Dien and Lad? Aridever, on their marriage. General Oakes, on his pioMiitioil to a regret:mt. r Dr. Jones, Archdeacon of 114treford, on Iris appointment. Sir John and Lady : Lubbock, on corning t , ) thew Bishop esiKillala. on his preferment to the See. Mr. Garrote, nn hi. b.ri,l appointed Attoritey-General to the Po inor of Wales. by Mr. Adam. Ca i .t. Inman, by Vtv.ourit /imam. Sir Jusapri and Lady Scott, out coming to their title, by Mr. Frra. Prfell*of the Oxford Blues, by the Lord in Waiting. and Counters of Ormond, on Ova marriage. Rev. Mr. Hatt, byThe Lord Mayor. :Sr John said Lady Callarular, so their marriage. Prince and Princess Bariatinski, ou their marriage, by the Russian Ambassador. Lady C. Scott, 5? the Countess of Clonreell. Marquis arr.,' hdarehinnes. of Waterford, on their marriage. Capt. Arlan, and Artist Adam, by their father, Mr. Ailanr. Mies Siteffington, by Lady Siren - moon. Admiral Louts and Captain Mahrolm, on their return to England. • Lady S. trtmlev, br the Lady in Waiting. Lord Hinton, cry Lord Rolle. Cant. Burgms and Major Cretclaey, by Sir J. B. Burgess, Knight Marshal. • Misr D. Vaniteck, by Mm Walpole. Mita Bagmen, by Lady Wellesley. Mt Hassle, by Lord Hawke Mr Jaeksap, on his return iron Berlin. Lord and lads Ktnitaird, on their marriage. IRStit,holiss Poricenhans, by her Jatotber, the Countess of LotiglestL: Lieut-Gen Doyle, en his being espied a Baronet. lady-hone Beiesfind, by the Lady i t , W a il ing . Harry•Burraril Neale, eat his return to England. Marquise( Siafbroi, on his re:eiving the Order of ti,e Garter,' lion Linder, Barrel, soil of Lord Outran, by Gni.Tarictun Earl of Less-nand Melville, on CULllitig to Illif Title, by Earl Morton . . . . Admiral Docknortb, on his return. Mr Nl . ..Nevi, en his Anointment to the Admiralty. Fad Notthesk. on Ms return to Foglind. Lid oil his ihissetitre on a diplomatic Mission to Anwrics. Mr k o jvraxl hileketts ) , by his besther.in The cornran7 had not left the Pa lace till jug seven o'clock. . DiIESSES. • HER MAJESTY. •TeVitint of silver tiade, with riclr silver embroidery hot. k in .I:apery of silver roya. Merkiere..rg net, r.screrbly arna• inentrd with chaiaa, bows, and waseis diamondsand rubies.: the rn-mtle oFtirwtte,, ornamented with net and rings, t C 6.1• r spur.d. PRINCESS AUGUSTA. Petrirnat of wLitie c a , e, supaably a mbroidered with silver d-ii.eriet, richly ornamented with silvw•r wii;•ad.s. caves, awl flower., in shades, hoey and train, rich silver ti..oi s sioeves s royal hieextestiorz Ord, ornamented with silver Rowels and rings. PRINCESS ELIZABETH. An elegant d.ty of blue cape, superbly embroidersil will; silver; on the right side of the otaticoat, th.eu'large draperies nehly spongl..d in wreathe of Sewers, tastefully tied together, and finished with ink,/ borders of Egv:itito net-wnrk, Cur perided d alternately relie.mg ...eels ether; ors the left vide, a long full dra , .my, embrinderot all over, and b . a. dered with& anat., of .flier nngs, farmers-0 together in waves of sinter bultien ; the ground-work in stripes, tee cross way of **Over chains; the bottom, a rich b3rder of foil in chcqiies awl ornamented with silver bullion ; the who l e buabed with cords and Looms; train of bite and sneer tiss,:e, trimmed aI, point lees, silver fringe, and &Amanda. PRINCESS MARY. A dregs of pink crape, magnificent'y embrn;dercd in silver, over pipk po o led draperies en the tig:a side, elegant:y cubniidereel in twoquets of carnations and fancy linnets, and triardeird with she - Faine , lan- chain of savor beads and wrangles; left side, a lar..!e maritime drapery, evaierr:eered in hetnorie of silver cant flowers, in wreaths kosetiss, tied •p with brilliant b.,ws of ..thei ; grooved k, large lir, i.ch • earnallinal, Coln flowers, Sec. Bi.fttern, the Sao. as Her Royal Melina. Fri - mess Elisabeth; train, plait, tad ,elver tissue., annalist w.th pease lace, sad silver hinge. PRINVESS SOPIII An apple binssum eulnured ..,ion pet iciat,witti two draperies of beaut. i black lace. divided with aacrf of apple bloom net, upon which was emenoideted a magnificent wreath of uncom monly fine and waves, altsreal embossed work ; the robe was apple bloom cotnined satin, with a rich trim a:rig of silver leaves. Tini 'Yule dry.. WAS univer shi admired. PRINCESS AMELIA. The pettieneta blue satin. entirely covered ...all silver wt, and tacked up iffit'a silver btitierflost she tassels was likewise du ;epitome; iota, blue and silver Wine. TETE DUCHESS OF YORK. ' A lilac satin SUicosit, covered with Brussels lace draperies; two large wriatha of embroidery, in the real silver Oriental la n e, with Brussels lace, and ornamented with silver cards and easels ; train, lilac sat n, richly ',Angled and trimmed vath silver ; Iread-lreA, diamonds and feathers. PRINCESS RARIATIN/111. Petticoat, white crap • ith deep silver Etruscan border ; draperies, richly worked in the real silver Oriental Irwe,with a beautiful border of the same ; tram, white crape, spangled, and border of rich 5,1,5, einbr oidery ; ►ead dress, diamonds and feathers. This ;arty wore an 'mavens° quantity of the muss beautiful diamonds we have ewer seen. DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. A white satin petticoat, with • superb drapers, of yellow opal** crape, wi h a rich Etruscan border to correspond, or namented with eilrecian tassels; noantua of yellow crape, with e to match ; head-dress, yellow crape, with a tiara of DUCHFSS OF DORSF.T. White crape p,it.eoat, decorated with jonquil crape, richly ernbrouterc:i W ith wheat...ant and gal stones, a very risk (tinta and tteve4 i train, yellow watered sartoot, triturated with rich fringe, and RAI atm te , to cutrespowd; drapery tertefially drawn uo with emeriti, n rkoptien , ; head-dren, 411111U/11i tiara, with jonquil and white (~then. THE OUCHES' OF RUTT.AND. A blue crape drew. river white sahi b looped up w;ttesil•er eha.tie, and &stetted with silver arrows head-drese, feathers suet diamendi DUCHESS DE CASTRIES. White mane richt? embroidered in g.d, with a lilac train heed item of white heathen. THE MARCIW)NFSS OF WATFRFORD. White erste. sooty limited in %ilver border ' aVirattese, round the d and peuiemt ; the dupery fastened with uncommon rich tassels, and flings, a to ifalt..se, to mit. h the border; tram °Nilson. tissue; head-dress, ttiamor.tis and fea thers ; bet Ladyship more a profusion of diamonds, and lo Med extremely well. • MARCiIIORESS OF STAFFORD. A violet crape and vatm dress, einhowe.t whh oicoas raj', and looped up with ft mars; head-dress, feathery and &moon°, DOWAGER COUNTESS OF SEFTON. ,;A white erape pettiewat and dnyerirs, iniaid with patent lie white wits and auntie, ornamented wits white roses, w.ata Crain, Art COUNtFSS eat pIARRYmoirE. vrh.s. erape patt•osat, r chly eualoo.der-d la r 5 1.1; a ilea of yeast; iseaMstreri .4 white teethe., and diamonds. COUNT.EsS Of ABERDEEN. WI iqe eraoe petticuae, vKh a itch drapery of wh're and cold, . nrb F.o.o9ran burl- r, SO C.4141..10.11d, terplully draw, r,tlt g-;11' I? )iiert; !a-mu, ratite snipe, emlercrrl,,e4 oab go:d; beed-duss, harm, au: artier, diamonds aed featlutre. COUNTESS OF CLONMELL. A. areas a white crape and 242111, richly einbreirie.pi w i t % silver, sal castrated rip with saver rope and tuatara; tkaa„ drear, feathers and diamonds. COUNTESS OF MEXSOROUGH. A topste coloured dress of net, over white •atin, tiehly *nu. meitted with silver heads, and kilned up wit:i silver bead. a 44 talaCiS heal-drew, feathers diamonds. COUNTESS 01 MACCLESFIELD. An elegant fa yoliew crape petusost, most surtertly wee. broidered with oak leaves and aentiti, silver chains aer .A the draper♦ ; the ruhe t yellow and silver; tilts Lady always sheers much fine taste iu the arrangetnent of her dress. COUNTESS TE.MPLE. A lavaa for eoolaur,ll dress of cra;oe a. 4 satin, richly eel . broidefol w.Ol solver; the d-apery edrd with points <A* esa. bronlerod ar.c•, and limpet up with ropes of solver beads, fastened s ion silver arrows; head•dress, lavooler-coloured feathers, and diamonds. COUNTESS OW ILCHESTER. A yellow crape petticoat, einbroid-red with silver, handionts whits lace s draperies, drawn up with rich solver tassels a festoons of silver tolini train of y:•tlow crape, trimmed 114.14 sliver. • COUNTESS OF CLARE. • A perr-reen crap, petnenat and Willi, neigh , embroidered : 11,a4.clieus of weed feather,: and diamonds. COUNTESS OF ELGIN A white crvie petticoat; superts;y e.uLoised With floe• the drave4 looped up with silver beads, and festened city suer arr.,ws ; fe.thers and irlf,on,,nds; couNrEss CHOI.MONDELEY. A white petticoat ; with si superb silver birder; drapotaia 4 *rape ; sprigged with silver, and ornament d imi , h a soy wreath of lilacs; train, laac event:, triimis e d with 4 ,1,. d . ; heel-dress, diautords and feathers. COUJI FESS lITZWILLT Gold tioseeinsitico.a, unote•l with g.. d intize gni tweets train, great Bedl , wsl net, trimmed .11.1411 go e, and pint . COUNTESS OF ST. lIINCILNT. • Dress of blue crape, shihreidered with miser, silver Unlit end to. ds ; the bouantsuperl.ly elibossed w his silver. COUNTF.S6 OF CHATHAW. A beautiful lilac petticoat. nchiy spangled with silver rich einbruidered drapery, tastefully ornemented with taste lunge; lilac satinet train, richly trimmed wish silver. COUNTESS OF PENIIIROICII. White dress, ornamented with•grern and gold. . l• COUNTESS OF CAVAN. • Wle to crape petticoat ; blue and silver u.sue drapery ; an( gown trimmed with silver. cotrenss DE LA WARR. A crape petticoat, richly erobruideied wait grid, ant es. .namenterl with ;Moll ; train, white crape, richly en . br.ridercd in gold. • COUNTESS ST. MARTIN DE FRONT,. The bale guip train blite'saranet, elegantly trained with point lace avail white heads • the pettier.at trine :Jape, richly ornamented with lesteear oliteads and large tassel/. Thu head. dregs, late( sauce, with diemorids and blue feathem,.... VISCOUNTESS TEMPLETOWN. A white crap. petticoat ancS train, richly covered silt S showergsf bend., an elegem beaded fringe, Wattle, Ac. Wad. dress eldiatn..ii4l and feathers. VISCOIINTISS StDMOVTH. 1.407.10 etaoJt• d *utile petticoat; elegant laze draperies ; tastefully ernaiserited with beads; lemon coloured sersuei roue. b atnifully trimmed with lace and beads. LADY CHARLOTTE SCOTT. • A dre.l of white crape and satin, richly enabout-t1 silver ; the drapery edged with .ilrer and pink roe buds, oat fastened with bunches of pith aril direr flowers; head.dresr a , feadicet and diamonds. LADY SAR SAVTTJ.E. A dress of toptc culatimil het, hestitiltille trimmed wide rhain.,.f silver beads, 1. - ..eped up with silver arrvws and tassels& heml-dress, white feathers. LADY MILD/KAY. A dress of lavender crape, trimmed, with sheer beck, the drapery fasteued with bpi leilcs of shaded gre2n and sheer flowers; head-dress, !steadier feathers all.i a:4111)0 14S. LADY Cil 4 RLO'l Tr. LEV ESON GOWER A dress of shaded green crape, embnssed ro mere flit, ebh drapers looped up with bunches of flowers; tread-dress, shaded. gram feathers. LADY COLT.INGW(.BD. A dress of nay...allue crape, over silvers satin. richt!, era. bi 'e ed with cld spangles, aid loo;ed up with gold rope a ad with gohl anchors errihroid•red o:i the corners ot the drst,r,i, which had a heautitul elfea. •Heed-dress, Gramme and diamonds. LADY STANLEY. •A e , i peib embroidery of silver sp.isigles„ on white crape, neer a dress of white satin; drapery edged with points of h frw a and looped up with chain. of saver beads aud arrow: ; heat^ dress, freshets and diasnonds. • LADY KINNAIRD. A be:Attirel dress, richly emfernid •red in showers of silver spsnel. s ; the drapery in circles of superb enibr , ,i.lery, op with silver beads and arrows ; body Crain to cortespot.t 3 head-di:4,, feathers and diamonds. LADY HAGGERSTONE. A fellow erepe dren, richly embroidered with silver Ares. , port', edged:with emluured silver, and 100,04 .up with s. •v s ropes and arrows; bead-dress, feathers and diamonds, foradqg • coronet. LADY ALICIA LAMBERT. Yellow crape petticoat, tastefully ornamented with broil handful emlauidery,and silver cords and tassels ; train, yellers crape, Ise.autafully trauma with salver, to curres„,cond. LADY ARDEN. Whhe crape petticoat, elegantly embroidered with silver. and interlined with yellow satinet{ yellow rennet train, Ltr body and sleeves tastefully embroidered with silver. Heal , dress of diamonds and ostrich feathers. LADY C. W. aELLASYSF.. A yellow crape petticoat, trimmed with yellow flowerr, ro.r , randy intermixed with paint lase, Ceeses and front fastc...:l with diamonds. LADY HIPPESLRY. A asp* petticoat, ornamented wail audwltim fl urea, ever bum satin; blue tram, trunmcd with polo% lac*. LADY A. CUMBERLAND. ALI eroilocxriere , l 1.14ef Wirt petttc.at, OM blue satia;lblus Uwe, moused rah, Alma. LADY LAYINGTJN. White crape passion; riclily sparlii.d with silver; purple twin, trimmed with LADT DRAKE. Yoßow crape petticoat, enabraideree with lilvv; yellow Cf•Pe train, richly trimmed with siiver end pollt Lace. LADY BOSTON. • A drew of %praetor erstrene it; a wiit••aroiet pelefeect ; Ors, Aeries n. pmmt lace, enia:nvoted w turbans of Mown CIA, tvytcd w,th Malt and rotnehls 0. th• stem, and toinhod w.t1.1 bow. of b own sitin tit,boo, beads, &et.; train of brown crake, , commented with Made. LADY MANNERS Wore • .uperb d u. of yellow and silver. the petticoat low crape, ernttroideted with silver, in the molt m littareni aryls; the train, yellow Crane • elegantly ernatorntill ...tt rich vai•gled steevo., al el trimmed with Vandyke athri.r fr.nge ; Iti.ad.drese, win.* feather.. and a prof ts:on c iliainornto This di , es attragteil universal admiration, ai,d, if pc-foible, adJed neer banters to the lovely wearer. LADY P %RICER. • Wliite crape petticoat, richly embroidered in , ralrer en• Clunevr pearls: dra to match, Urn .fteated with beautiful pa tit Lice, peach bloonma, wit! •oltr,.r cord an I t. . •aet•p treat. pink and tiler r Ihe nor -he and eiesatice of tiul J 1.4 tae peniewarly admirel F. oIiTR LADIES PERCY _ . _ ita main pett leaa;•,with --- pii.kaing; of potpie cape, rich Vandyke enitnoidery in silver, volumed vt.th :ease twat •IS, 4,,popt4aive t Inters, put, le crape, richly Inearneutad t cot irsoinid;, .a.td-dres.es, oarple and elegant aluinini4o watch. -The receives sinew° of IMP *elms ac treUed rum& asleaizatiosu • I rsou su n I an 4 dm, P ea Ch tie 6 lie MI