The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1816-05-17 00:00:00

• white nivreeq; he iif anticue precious sloutY. tiesclAress, uf while Gather., iGrsnunsh, and precious stones. 111 R.S. M ASER.. arm, dee.iiaira with rich point lace; white satin train. MRS. DEESTON LONG. %i'hite satin petticoat, with rich "Plate sad gold draperies; wistic satin train. MRA CAMPBELL 1l hile satin petticoat, with superb itold lama driperies, ornamented with hellion And Rowers; train of Bola rhip.is, trimmest with gold blond. Hesd-dress of gold lama and feathery. MAR. NEENt! A rich otriped ....wise dress, tritnine I with French fllllll. tore :u.l Bidwell, ',stint lace Irani-drew feathett and di 00000 ht. %IRA TIFRNMY A rich evening primroae .aria petticoat tonneed with b 1.4.1 lace, ornamented with patent net iliaperielk wall blond Ivor to iwrirptintl, and lonped no with ham lita of loh..rose , mhe of prirorow trimmed with blood Lice. Head-dreg.., an elegant pln.neof w bite feather,. MRS. OTWAY. elegant white saint petticoat, trimmed with L rich 140 tot 11“ e, oh-Nem% of patent net ; tolezatttly trimmed fond booty:II top %%111 olliCh.`l , Of tiotwera ; robe tole Pat•l, co Itly t ot wills point lace. Head-Jrcw, teatimes and alimitunds. MRS JERVIS RICKETTR. A iwttie..at of t lute satin. with dreperieo t)f rich n. t , t.n.trfolly ornamented with rich blond oaid.c.l with taro hunches of flowers and haw.. of *lnt. .41111 ribbon; train, lilac Kossamer net, trimmed with w!..te s a tin and Mechlin lace. Head-dresn, leathers and diamonds. MRS. HOWARD. A rirh .hite Imme aims, decorated with ruby coi4,or thr.rr-r,; 6,:cer ti.ne MRS. STEIIRS. White satin petttftwtt, with rich %astute draperies. orate incittErl with woes and orange blossiint ; white satin train. MRS. PRITTI F.. White Indio pettireat, with canoe dripetier, end bine flowers; blue stripped satin trAili. MRS. COX. A white satin petticoat, with draperies of wet rich!! eat lltratiolerrd m ,Iter ; drt eri.wornamented with silver, mid lied tip with •ih•rr curds soil tNMM'I•; body mid haus of white 'shu t trimmed with lace. ilcad•dres.'y feathers and MRS. DRAX. Purple oirmet dress, coverall with Jisperies of lace, and trimmed wi,h the game; draperies, ornamented with beads and satin; body and train of sarstiet, trimincd with point Incr. MRS. DE GREY. Pet tiroat of primrose ratio, cowered with crape; draperies ILd up with ribbimils and bunches of tube roses; body and Irwin of primrose satin, trimmed with poiut. Head-dress, feathers aud doi moods. 31R.S. PARKER. An elegant petticoat of lilac ►atin, ornamented with pearls and blond lace ; lilac train, trimmest to correspond. SIRS. CRAUFORD BRUCE. Petticoat and draperies of white crape, richly embroidered in silver lama., and taste!, ornamented wilh rouleans of tulle and blue satin. Body and train of blue satin. Head-dress, featbera and pearls. MRS. WINDHAM. White and silver iire•in, elegantly ornamented with Inmate! *1 salver labusweass. Head are.% reatlwrs and diamonds. MRS. M. DAWSON. White satin petticoat, with 'wadi and silver ti•sne ilra. perms, trimmer' with silver Woad ; train of white satin, trimmed I. itli silver. Head-dress, realist rs mud amethysts. MRS. ADAMS. Au elegant dress, embroidered with silver Isms ; a very errant Iron and draperies of pink, trimmed with silver to COI rropond, and richly trimmed with point tare. MRS HUGH HOARE. ....... A blond net drape ry petticoat over white satin, splendidly embroidered wtlh fins silk, enclesine dreier' of steel, lade. fnlly uileiaper‘ed a Mt boodles of whit, lost ti, and full trine. miozs of hands • b1..m1 lacy a/a Parisivsnr; robe of white sdio t 1111 l toed to eorreapoud, producing an unique oust beautiful rift rt. Head-dress, a plume of ostrich katbers. MRS. FRANKS. A petticoat of white troths, with brautiful set draperirs. rrahrotilcrid to ribbon and tulle. forming fiudoiins tastefully toiled wrth Imuipitts of floorrs coloprwrd of ruses ■nd hour% ric!:!cii, and eirpntly finished at the Niihau, with • most trirmniar st blond in naivetes Irai• of rich litorta 'wads satin, profusely tr I with Brussels point lame. feathers and diamonds. MRS. OLM YUS. A petticrint of eirening priinrow wlio, will. net .Irstreries, ttinitneJ with the most beautiful Mechlin lace, and ta.ierulay kunst (I with lilac bouquet., the whole finished at the bottom eireaut garniture en tulle ; train of rich linorerl satin, profusely trovined wild stela Alechltu lace. Hcad-dress, prufusiou of leathers and diamonds. MRS. 11. TOWER. A p►tticoat of rich whit,: satin, with beautifully embroi- Arrint iket draperies, tastefully looped wish bouirsets of tinwer , , and finished ut the bottom with a beautiful tarsi inre to tulle; train of white mini, iiroftssely and eh-Tinily t. mined with blued lace. lklead-diass, feathers and dia monds. MRS. RIGBY. A prtlieciat ear ►ieb white nGM, nth beautifully figured gnaw draperies, tastefully trimmed with blued, and Wolfed ith Immo of ribbwa ; train of pate, prufweely trimmed r id) Bruwels puiut. Head-dress, ostrich plume with diainuut;s. MRS BECK FOB 0. A petticoat of riets .-- wfii ',esprit* of white 14..tertill!y tritamell with blond and bognets of Gowen, aln.l rihlH n how.. finished st the bottom with a Karatiare ea Innr; trial' of lilac Claret, satin, clexantly tritutwed with 1w0...e1. pmnl. Hesii-drese, d:aitiond ornaments, nod ride ii•ifich Ovine. MRS. COLONEL 11F.4‘111(MST. ... _ A pet i ienat of rich litre satin, with dra !weirs of bine crape, esuliniiderett in festoons of ribbon aml net, tw.tr. roily looped with Loma of blue ribbon, and edzed with rirli 1•10,1 hire, anJ Anisbeil sit she bottom with is most trims ifiil miktmr iu satin; train of blue satin, profusely sod cle- E.LAy t.immed with Brus.els point Mee. (lead-dress, a must brilliant display of 4lianuimix, with rich ostrich plume. MISS WILLIg. A pale peach satin petticoat, with •tripoli r anze draperies ; white gauss train, trimmed with Mond. Head-dress, kitties*. MISS C. WILLIS. The rime. MISSES RV M BOLD. Stttin twlliertsts, with flowery.' .71ILIZe tirtaurr;rs. taste ftt!!y {; r.17.:1t up rah rust s and myrtle; Icelus ul lareutkr satin. Ileal.drtsts, Gathers. MISS FOX .mll. Satin petticoat. wib tcrapeelraperies, embr..;•lered w part. awl Amin sows; garniture of full frau: ; 64,11 trolone.l etstlz blood. Hendr.lre.s of featbrrs. MISS II()A it 1 , ., (Presented by Iber 3lotlwr, Mrs 11. Hoare). A wl•ite 'atm robe and pettieoa, blo.l.omtlY trinlyn"l '‘' ,o l Wort Ism and hew* crape drato.ries .u,. 1 )', ,, 1.1 , .1 with f .rming tbe behlitTillf, 21111 sn , r ender) Lt ho 11.11f1,1 , •11 a rows and my, tie. tine. mixrel n,th ru , ..4.lpraul heads. Hea4Aress,pltlllllr orfritbers and pea, IA 31 MS M. FOX. A bins satin prttieroit, with lull, ilrap-rieei, embroidered with C 111 3 .1110111.1, mid trimmed with Moto. r*lmitury or Ivaw,a: robe of l'se satin, insist:PM with blood. licad.ilms, feathers. MISS GOSLING A pettic.iat of rich while satin; dripreirs of a snprel. 4:ond lace, tastefully oruastwutc.l n .1h wg , .3lha ~ 1 * " I " . * 04 " and likes of the valley, illtf•rtrwcroi wI I Inins of 4 . 4 . ,1 ribbon, fall flosocgs Si thw 1/./ttuin of lICI and ribbon frailt of while satin, rimmed with a rush of Nod tei. Head-dress, feather' and thamoods. MISS HUDSON. White satin petlicnit, with graze draperies, and pink and blush roses; gauze train. 711tti.SES CAgWELL. - - Pearl. blowitim mow petit-wit, with rich riiirr ilraperin, ikppie bitiimuni% aril white rolii i ; train. id cut criipontl. MKS COX. White satin petticoat, with a reek vow .Napery, deep. rated with bunches of ♦iolet. ; parple stripped ;gaze train. MISS ROSE. White satin petticoat, with rich floss sill• net drape ries ; bona to corre•pun•t. MI& E. DUNCoMhP. White satin petticoat, with guise draperies., and white areassia; white satin train. 511‘i DAVENPORT. White satin pettiniat, with carnation gauze draperies, tud white roses wluh• satin train. MISS INM.F. CARF,IV. Bine satin petionst, with rtrh zastar draperies, bunches Of lilacs sod squirts; ink; to correspond. MLSM C. MONTAGUE. White satin pettievat, with duns silk net draperirs and ewro dowers; blue mahatma. SI /WI B. LONG. White Calin petlirost, with ride gauge draperies, sad beeches of lilacs; testate Craig. MISS DASH WOOD. White matid petticoat, itrimenolite4 with lace •ud root ; hudy aud train ,ehite amiss, richly trimm.d with polo' lace. 4 , 3 d-dregs, plume of white (calla-re, disuroud tiara, r-ar two, aad pearl uvck-la. r. AllsS KEENC. A ritivailver dress, ouperlifi ---------- MISS S. IiPS.NE. A rich lilac !alio petticoat, blood drapery, ■nd tiimmtil with bunches of lilac. MISA MI A white satin pett.eo,t, with Tulle dranerin , tritnnvd with 61 I, wu.t eonoisoeil with lot oche% of Pot. ; iraiuof gauze, trhumed with 1,1 I. Head-a. ow, fealha•rs. HISS CIEITON. An elegant dress of white batin, gauze draperies, trimmed with blood Ince, handsome !ineties of lilac to loop op the Joisprs Iry ; Smut of lahle satin, beantifolly ornanieuted with I&em and lloweia. MISS M. COTTON. Tlte same. MISS LAMBERT. An eletatit drew% of white satin ; white !ante dralweieN, eh- aptly trimmed with Howl lace and French bows of satin and pearl taalek ; white satin 111114), handsomely trimmed with pearls and blond. Dll CHESTER.. (Presented.) Petticoat of white satin, with draperies of crape, 1441 up wish honchos. of roes and knots of ribbon; train of white sass's and blond lace Head-dress, feathers and pearls, MISS BEAVMONT. Petticoat of pink satin, with richly embroidered pearls draperies on net, tastefully confined with rich pearl curd and tassels, and beautifully trimmed with blond; train of pink satin, elegantly tramline.' with pearl. and beautiful blond lace. Head-dies,, profusion of (slithers and diamonds. MISS M. BEAUMONT. The same. MISS L. CIFFOR n. A petticoat of rick pink satin, wills elegant drap►ries of silver lama and net, tastefully luuped with bouquets of white flowers, rind linislic , l with a mo►t beautiful garniture en tulle, f rorio^ nisi:ma; train of pink satin, elegantly trimmed with silver and blond lace. Head-dress, ostrich plume with pearls. HISS M. GIFFORD. 11w some. MISS OTWAY. As elegant white patio petticoat, ride plaiting. of net round the buttons, a drapery of patent net, elegantly orna mented with Mooches of roses, mid white satin ribbon ; rube of rich white satin, elegantly trilimwd with blond lace. Uead-dress, feathers and diamonds MISS WEST. 'Petticoat of white satin, with draperies of rich blue figured Ouse, fastened up with bunches of rose+ ; train of blur figured satin, trimmed with blond lace. Head-drew, feathers and pearls . MISS RENYON. Petticoat of white trimmed with draperies of gauze, ferstoomd up and trin tttttttt with blood lace, tied up with woratles of Mug and rreiling primroses; train of prim rose *Atm, trisumed with lace. Head Alma, feathers and diamonds. MISS M. A. BENYON. The same is her sister. MISS STARKIF.. Pettienat of white satin, covered with a superb drapery of rich lama work ; draperies tastefully drawn arrows, acid sup ported by massy roods mud tassels; body and traits of while satin, trimmed with salver and point lace. Head-dress, leathers and diamonds. MISS MORGAN. White satin petticoat, with dritpeiies or poise, trimmed with blond, and tied ■p with bunches of white ruses, train of green satin. Dead-dress, teethe-nand diamonds. MISS GEORGIANA MORGAN. Dress as above. MISS LANGHAM. Petticoat of white ratio, with draperies of rich gauze, tied up with wreaths of haw ruses and fastened op with the came • hotly and train of while olio, trimmed with point. Head:dress, feathers and pearls. MISS HOWARD. A beautiful rich pima satin petticoat, richly linanced; dra peries of apric patent net, trimmed with rich Minot lace, and tastefully looped with wreaths nod huilehrs of tutie.. ros , s and jrasamine; body sad sieves ricratitly trimmed unit rich blond lace to correspond. Head.dreas, superb plume of elegant feathers, and a proffisiu• of diamonds. MISS GARNER Lilac satin p►tticoat, covered with fall blood, and con fined with rouleatix of albite satin, twisted with lilac, car. nitore of hlood and satin; train, lilac trimmed with blood. Iliad-drys% feathers. MISS CRAUFORD RIWCE. Draperies of spriggrd net, trims's. d *jib Woad late, and tastefully restooste.l with govern, over a a bite satin petti coat, roctily ornainentril aith Mond aged arra tits of hyscisttits and roses Made and train of pink loathe. liend-dress, a plume of OA loathes+, and a profusion of pearls. suss Roue. A ',official of evening primrose satin, with net driireriel, el. minify embroidered im .eiillops of ribbon and tulle, Mae folly looped with lib.. Misirynets, soul finished at the bottom will. a moat beautiful riireiituoe in anti,, and net; train of eltiontly I I with hand lace. Head-drew, (*trails 'divine and a pridissiun of &moods. HMIs El/MONS" ON E. P. ificout arida ',hitt fit tin, with tint iliaperira in decant p oro o ore o f and nut, tastrfull, looped with lilac bow - limb, and fi. , ishr.l at the bottom with a brantifiol nod. , to tulle; train ail-at+ stitiii elegantly trimmed with blood lace. 11,1 W-dress, duwe, and pciii Is. ban trxio of wllitasatir, Irimmett nide n melte of hlond; 1) .1%. anti sleev,s lamas-II a hl.wl •mi diamonds. Ilia.b fLatlicia and diamonds. This dress had a very elegeu t frect. 'II'., lil.lll'l'S, A poi irolt of ich white 'lain, with wet slimforrien isnot ..17,nettly rmbroid, rid in le.!. 0116 of Kati.. an.] 1..11.., la.lsliesly will. bnitrin .1 of while lilac, rind liui.hni at the with All diCAnt zarr•ti:re in Intle Irniti of while ratio ily tritroncil with iilost , l lace, slete,s embi 01.1 • ed 111 ',nein vital...Hl to ei.r.vorionil wills the chapel les. Heald. dre.s, bathers, rubies, Anil ',Pori.. !'1 ISS VS RI(.HT, Pr. 5A.1.1. I , y Intl) 1.1..5tnn.) . _ ll . . A twit ;coat of r. , •11 while ; doper y of rich white a pe.) gauze, vh tatty itp with *realise htf E., talc/mixed with bras of ctiu tilrlwu , tiii:••herl at tht buttoui with a full liranitiiiig pustil of Pa mull 13RITISH PRESS. LON DON, FRIDAY, MAY 17. 1816. We give an account of the Queues Drawing- Room, which took place yesterday. With the ex ception of the spectacle presented during the visit of the Royal Sovereigns, the Parks have not for ninny years displayed such a crowded and splendid apprao mice. At three o'clock the carriages, which had set down their company at the Queen's Paine, formed a iing of two deep round St. James's Park, extending up Constitution-hill, mod to a consiolerahle ilimaraoce down Piectdilly. The middle of the road between these two lines, particularly along Constitution-hill, was left open for carriages going to and coining Gnus the P,ltice. Of those which were in waiting, the boxes, and the footmen's hoards behi n d were filled with females elegantly dressed, who availed them wives of this mode of being carried into the joy ful scene, safe from the pressure of the crowd. The side-paths along the whole of this line were filled with elegantly dressed people, of whom there was a deep row even on the inside of the Green Park, nixie' the whole line from the gate at Hyde Park corner, round to the iron gate at the entrance of the Queen's walk, from St. James's Pork. The Stable-yard was with difficulty passable during the whole of the day. The Parisi Paper* of the 13th announce the com plete suppression of the conspiracy at Grenoble. The , Nunitemr states, that there does not remain a ►ingle rebel in arms in that department ; that on the Bth and 9th twenty-three of the rebels were condemned to death, of whom two had suffered . at the departure of the courier, and that the exe cution of the rest would tska ',Lee oil the nest day. The number arrested on the 2111 titnueuted to cp. Aiming them is one who ha uudertalten to vssossinite Viet). DuIINinIEU. The Gazette de Frani c,qty•—" In conlitineoCe of the explatiations which hate taken place littween theCaliitiets of Madti4l and WYsh,ti nn, the best muierstandiog prevails ut present between Spain aust the United States. Tile return of the SPaisi.h Minister to Europe, which Karns transient difficial ties had afforded r ea s on t o presume , i s no l onger mentioned. The Hon. (;. Minister Plenipoteotiory fr tlw I Tinted Stand of America to Spelt., lias arrived at Pods, on his way to M idrill. NI. A I.BEttT GA 1.1.47174, lippoi li ted before the visor- Miunter f letripntruliary of the United Stat.* to the Kin„ of Fat.mcii, will shortly arrive to resunie hiv fooctious. Mr. Mos; Rog Cer.. taioly be elected President of the United States. tireeiPls Miners to the 13th instant have arrived. ;The French Colonel LATAPIti haying, in defiance of repeated'orders, declined to 'quit that city, a nd retire to Prusi!o, the country assigned for his ro. silence, anis arrested on the latia instant, end bent • off to AixAa-Cliapelle. The ptitoectltirm Against the &lifer of thelihr. care gltrreillaxt, hy order of the Riot of the Nit- TU COLS IS DS, is slid to beat thiciesstauce dßaisia, Prussia, And France. • As nottlasso advocated far the welfare of our coon tl'yc 'w• cannel omit 110;1611R 'with most enthusiastic congrotulations to our industrion* and peroevering, manufacturers. the encounagetnea and emulation *Melt. tlwy moil feel on the honour done to their exertiorn, having attained fuel, a high degree of iocperiority in their se►eral branch►s, a* to cause their prefillte to he employed oil s o gran d an occa sion as that of the Marriage of her Royil Highness Princess CHARLOTTE ; for all the unt,tniticent ar ticles of her floyel• flightless's wardrobe were of British manufacture. and that of the best and richest kind. vacept the Brussel*,,bleChtio, and Va leneiemses laces. May such a reward for their stre nuous endeavour* to reach perfection, add double vigour to their future undertakings ! In the 'mimed official accnuats of the Army Ex traordimaries laid before the Haase of Counnons, there is a sum of 1,e52/. 2s. which appears to have been paid for two Field Marshal's bawl's, for the Duke of WELLINGTON and his Royal Iligliness the Duke of YouK.—lt is somewhat extraordinary, that the name of Field Marshal the Duke of WRIe LINGTON should thus stand before that of his Royal Flightless the Duke of Yoak.—The printer probably settivd the (location of precedency be tween these Commanders, according to his idea of their respecti.e merit. , as the Duke of YORK is not only of the blond royal, but is also a Field Marshal se to the Duke of WELLINGTON. A Letter from Dover, dated May 15, says— " Twenty-tive vessels arrived here yesterday even ing, with the whole of the 13th Light Dragoons, and remaining part of the 14th lluiwars, and some of the Royal Waggon Train, after a tine passage of four or five hours from Calaiii The horses and men were in very tine condition; they all lauded early this morning in perfect safety, and proceeded im mediately on their march to Canterbury." • D. %Vanua, Esq. Burri•ter at low, iv returned Member fur the City of Armagh, in the motif of the• late Doctor Dummies*. Toe Election for n Member of Parliament, for the Borough of Dartmouth, in the room of E. P. liAsrA HD, Esq. (the entitlidase for the County of Devon, took phice on Thursday, when his brother, Capt. BASTARD, of the Navy, was proposed, and unanimously elected. A Court of the Governors of Bethlent Hospital having met on \Wednesday, and taken into consi deration the evidence upon Alail-lkonses, taken be fore the !loose of Cn ttttttt sus. they refuted to re-elect Doctors 51 on uo and Mr. I lASI. A as Iliysiciaa !Ind Apothecary to the Hospital: Dr. NIONao was re moved by a tatAority of 45 against 3.5.. Mr. Ms- LAS: hod hot Mir bands held up in Lis favour. An official paper has been laid before Parlia ment, whicli is well calculated to liiinish the opine entertained from the warehousing %Mein. It is au account of all the foreign corn wart housed in the several ports of Great B►itain under the Corn Bill, the whole of which does not amount to any thing like one per cent. on the comnuiption of England alone. Except in the article Of wheat Qou►, hardly say quantity has [well warehoused siiice the sth of la.t July ; aud, from the parsing of the Act to the sth 144 month, there have heel' ware! Ned only about 42,000 quarters of wheat, and 167,000 hundred weight of flour; and it is not improbable that great part of this has since been re.eaported. At the late Chester Races, althongh consider Able odds weir. against Sir JOHN EGLILTON'S horse, ll'elioa, the winner of the Cup given by Earl Gaostunot, on Tuesday, he won ut fiue style, heating several gond horses. Public exultation was immediately evinced, by loud and reiterated shouts of Inazi, front the lusty throats of hundreds, The jockey (R. Seittscre) was escorted from the course to the Green Dragon, by a numberless crowd of Sir JOHN Er:MILTON . % friend,, Afthri joy fully temitied their delight in the succeasof their representative. This is the third Gold Cup, given by Earl GausTliNoll, that Sir Joint Et:SALTON has won. Aneeeute If the Duke of Nortkimberlarod.—.Dur.; ing the bite tune of agricultural distress, one of los Grace's farms in the interior of Northainber land was to he F.t ; ufter ramie intercourse with the Duke's eigLufs upon the 3ialiject, a man ugreed to take it; hat before the contrJet was higued, things got stiil worse, and the tanner's friends wanted him to get off taking the land. hut 1w more honestly replied. that hits word was as ghod a• his bond, and he would try time fart's:. The Duke herding of this conduct, has abated the man's rent for three yr . .rs, by approving of hi% having the farm at 801. less than the agreeufeut, that being a parser of the refit. GENTLEMEN'S DEFACES. RAT.4I. HIGHNINS THE PRINCE REGENT. A FI-1. I. NI ft nban4 uniform. II sEItENE HIGHNF-S4 . THE PRINCE OF SAXE COROURG. A full Irene Genertre unifurin. lIIS !MIMES!) THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER. A General's drrnis cast of the 3I Reiriafrut of Guards. DUKE* OF DEVONtHIRE. LUIII Denten int') i:infurm. MARQUIS OF DOWIISHIRE. A lola •lunne velvet ,rim miiit, wellt rig)) twist* button. MARCHTM OF WORCESTER. t'uiferro of 7th Hewers LORD rr.nev. A (;rin,' Amin, richly trimmed with i.itwer. LORI) GEORGE FIERESFORD. A 31iijur-Gentnent feria I.ORD HENRY MOORE. An clegvut uniform, richly laced. LORD HARRINGTON. A full dress Gesertro coot, ►irbly euithruidered with gold. HON. C. MCRRAT. A rich entbroitlered suitors cost. HON COLONEL E. I.YGON. tit:4m of 2.1 Regiment of I.ifi• Onside. HON. COLONEL 11 LYGON. Uniform of lAt Ref:totem of Life Gnarls. HON. SEYMOUR BATHURST. Uniform of the lot Regiment of Guard* II()N. WW. Pt)NS()NI.3I'. Rezi nictitate of the Eut Middlegex NI T6lii RIGHT HON. SIR JOHN AI‘MAIIOI4. A hau•Jsome cuibroittt red dream suit. SIR HENRY CARR A .Irr9oe roof, 3,1C...h0wl of the. Witt Retiment. I; EN ERA'. SIR RENJA'IIN BLOOMFIELD. A Major-GeoPrars drrar "ono. GF.NERAL SIR F. ADAMS. A Major-Gese—r;l's—in-11:1-Ires---s—us;i11.;;:: G EN ERA L REBOIV. A full dress uniform coat. GENERAL ROCHE. A Rill dress Spanish uniform, richly embroidered with gold, and with the sr% oral orders llwrrtn. COLONEL Slit JOHN POLLEN. A full dress cost of the South Hants Militia. COLONEL REAV3IONT. An elegant embroidered rich I,roru dress suit. COLONEL CLEMENT HILL A dress coat of the kuyst Hume Guards. COLONEL 14 ERIRIEX. A 41. re; uniform coat, richly tared with silver, of the uni form of [IN Loudon Light Horse Cavalry. ('OW EL PONSON RT. Uniform of 12th Regiment of Light Drsgoosa. CAPTAIN MR S. lITEWART, BART. Uniform of ittlt Regiment eV Light Dragouss. CAPTAIN SMITH. Uniform% or 17th Light Dragoons. CAPTAIN CROFT. Uniform of the Guards. CAPTAIN PECHELL, R.N. Navy %%inform. CAPTAIN SMITH, A.N. Navy uniforms. GEORGE WOOMBWELL, ESQ. Yeomanry nnifortn. E. A RDWARD, ESQ. A rich full thou suit, with rich cat steel 'bottoms. (Lord Walpole, Lord Detroiter, Hon. Mr. Clifford, H. NOI dwelt and B. Goalie'', Esqrs. wore a sintdm dress.) B. WRAY, FAQ. A rich fall dress suit, will, embroidered waistcoat and steel buttons.. W. LONG WELI.F.SiLY. A liandetinse velvet suit, lined with blue siik, mid rich paste buttmis. (For Law fafattgence, +c. see the last page.) PRINCESS or WALES RoRN.—rlOlitialr at the Rank, Estelle quer, Eabt India, and South Sea 'lobules. ANNIVRICSAIRT of M. SONN of lA. bunter. Yesterday the Anoint! Mestine of the linnityr.. miry of tlw Sons of the Clergy took pl..ce at the Cielwdral Church of Si Paul's. The Lord 11syrir a■J the Sheriffs of London went in state. i:l4 Roy I iginiess the Dnlre of Clarence end the !NIA (Inn. the E irl of Plymouth. dtc.. Ste. - tended in person es Steward*. PO 9 • ColteAral M crt.liaat Tay loci Hall ....... ....... ♦'l7 0 THE COLLECTION e CATIIOI,IC P F.7ITiON. !•e • • The following is the Iriik Resettle Cstim i ie Petition presented by Mr. Grstto...l ih the or CUIII/130110, no rriestfiy, the rsth t tuNIHLE Pr.TTTION , • Or Tilt tIMICIISIGINCO &OWAt CAMOLMS OV Sit( /!O4 IN It, 01.11-.. That whilst your Petitioners acknowk-d+o, with gracitnde, the many intuortmit selgaations of the Penal Law+, wioi to Imo* labial place. dust lig his Illi‘jeQy'S aintpicimm seism, still have to teeret the continuance of many ievereill•Aosh. tlfut ion*, and humbly submit, that the repeal of the batch ? , whirls they ath intlieted, MOlll4 ensiomitly tend to gore *Min- May to t h e existing form of Govermumit and e.onstitii Ly at otter 'moving every ground for alicuation or i iiistLy. That in approaching this honourable a slew to the relief for whirl, they pray, your Peetioners re+t !brie claim to that relief, •iti the fart of their religlows not hieing in their mum. dttagsmona to the Stagy oft its the curtinussion of the .prroimi form of Government, when's, civil or erritodastical ; and rely en the wisdom and im,itity of tlic Legislateire, as the 1 4 / 1 111Ne from which they &tare to obtain a repeal of the laws which now effort them. That it M their mixious with, tint the great manarre of Catholic Emancipation shall us carried into effisetv.un.fer mull circumstances *a will reader it ssiisfacto% mod ntitilis jectionabie to ail classes of his Majesty's F101.1.110%4 iii/We much as , your Petitioners' 'etiolation, the eider tiemilt to Le derived from it is, the union of persona of &tient religious descriptions thh the hoods of esiticord mad whit), mid the removal of all jealousies nod apprehension** which, being accomplished, all will be naturally led to wis.operat:. L'am's and uniftirm endeavours to promote ,the geumwi welfare. That, actuated with this impression, your Petiiiimers feel tlirmselvrs in dusty bound id state their readiness lo stibnite sod conform to any regolations, sot incompatible with tiro miliciples of their religeou, as they respect its (Mtli and discipline, and not threatening danger to the pit) ity and peronmence of it+ exercise; mid, whilst your petitioners fed happy in station, that they 'kitty rely PR the liberality and justice of the Legialatnio, as Mpledge.of •its sot enters taining a wish a• impost any arrangameats the iscompetis hie, they feel equal satisfaction in the conviction Aim con. (Amboy adjustments may be settled, fully satifaciory to the minds of his Majcsty's ProtSidant sobjeits, and yet pert; City consistent with your Petttitosers' prencipku, both of faith itnNdieciptine. . . Thai yotte.Petitionns do sot seek for any alleeption in the prisciples of the British Constitution, is lIIIW with d : for neither with regard to the manitenaoce of the succession to the Crown (as limited by Art of Parliament) in his Ma. jesty's family, being Probratants, nor with regard to a sin. eere sopport of the Protesliat P.stablirbment in itsdempo. nil rights. as fixed by lair, do the principles of the - Ronian Catholic Religioa interpose any obstacle or impedinirot. That with regard to the other leadingfeaturei of Vie Bei. tide Constitution, it is too well known to nerd being now insisted no, that - their neigh. is to be (wind at a period olwa Roman Catholic Princes, and Romeo Catholic were intrusted with the guardianship of the public inters at of • Roma. Catholic peopl. That your Petitioners, in the prosecution of an obi, et which so naturally recites all their feelings, and occri:..e., all their anxieties, earnestly desire, net thee in net or. to ICaYll room fur jealousy on the part of lit hr Prot.stane fellow-subjects ; 1.11 the contrary, firmly attached to the principles of the Constitution, and to Fi.i;ish r o n e e x i o ... your Pet.tite,ert show that they wish to et-inee, by es. ry N et of their rohdoet, that whilst they are 9$ ,liritn in !CI 5.13: 111 that station in the Constitution, 410 which they Gel it world be culpable not to aspire, they nject and re. probate all idea of party aggreartizement, sad aspire solely to the common participation of personal ul.i. h aill identify their iatere.ts and feeling with of 110-ir Protestant COllll,l, Men, and Mite mote the co. tire Ludy of his Majesty's subject. in coustant anti cordial co-operation, for the common benefit. Yost' Petitioners, therefore, contemplating the attain ment of this general co•onizatiou, universal harmony. cx. tinetiou of jealousy, and consequent benefit and if yu era intuit of the ...tithe British Empire, humbly sefisit this llomnirahle House to take intro its consideration the stale of the lawn now affecting his Majesty's subjects prokerw o rg the Roman Catholic Ilvligioa, with a view to th e ... wo w of all of dicta %luck rIJ not relate to the sorce.sion to the Crown, or totbecontiousucC of 'the Protestant Church Eats. blislinicut (red) SHREWSBURY, WATERFORD, awl WEXFORD, FINGAL, KENMARE, CORMANSTOWN, N ETTER', I LEE, ROUTH WELLi K I ELLEN, TRIIKLESTOWN. FFRENCH, Re. Re. Re. Ste. No prim% who visited the Parks yrkterctiy, can complain of the barkwardnees rif the +eeson, for, Hi every turn, you wet old Virgins of 70 py Hi girls of serentetn, sad young Misses emulous to become Matrons. Colonel and Lady Lucy BARRY bate taken Alt. SNF.YD'S house in Arlington -street. General Jamies•tt, mod Lieut.-General Moose, have arrived at Hatcbeu's Hotel, from Both. THE CARTOONS OF RAPIN/4E4.—We hare much plyamre in commusticarisnr to the borers of the Fine Arts, that two of the beautiful Cartoons, by this Kre..t muster, has, by command of the Patric,: ItrornT, hype removed from Hampton -coot& to the British Gellert•. A &sew Grand Stand, capable of accommotlAting 1.000 permoist. is to be erected at the Owtiter H Cour.r. It kill be supported by mac7.y 14.80 e . tars, with it betting-stand on the roof, ou the 1tt , 12 1 lull nearly oppiwite to the cowling-in exterior to be faced with Willie Mont; rioin Mardey quarry. Mr. the guard of the mail-coach he, twee,' York Hod SLwilborou.;O, who ktely j.i:t end to xi%telicit with r watt-IL:at his hiiti%t t•I Seat borou g h, was r rrMst respectot& tmw iu 1,1- :. Itiation, ;old I . oraierly wag nit the York mai', 1:: tweed Hooting:lmi mod Irlionthetri. He hut li.e honour of henig, some year!' sgo,l,ersonsily know it to the KING, who entertained : such an sttackuivot for him, that when his Akjegy went to Weymouth, he debited he 'night Wirer see.evy other gourd !inns Wttsots on the mail-conch to and from the 1d5....; and Witson, therefore. whereseshe . inked he (hay, we+ riwipt reisoYed to the Weymouth until Aim itts the tipyet ytat.s,tbsree