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:-~.-•- . t troops. T re lt! o s i zirs e.s trinivz ic but it is is ,1.0 .0 1 •••••*" ""er.:77. :.:sor.ty that Lissa his enter. 4 09111 SAW te 3.010. 011,10 11 ~.args .Pfirsrsi gal 39.) VAIIIRALL ROYAL GARDENS. THE pitopitlEfOiLS have the cradle, task of acksowledgieg the immerge; eaeouragoaased they im p er ial's, and to aaseware that the various samoseseat, with the wooderfal a•coadiag prodigy, the junior Len gaewaret the grand Heptaplasiesoptrou, tad extraordinary Firs-Worts, which have given such univerall satisfaction, will be repeated THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, J 444 14. D ew opened at HaMpast Seven o'Clock.—Coateert to begin at Eight.—A•latittanee 3s. 6d. s 1 ) , SS. "" -- 7 • •••‘ , 41 N I.• ... H LON DON, FRIDAY. Jugs 14, iimat. The LORD CHANCELLOR last night in the House of Lords introduced three new Bills for the amend ment of the Bankrupt Laws. The Marquis of LANSDOWO gave Iy:dice of his intention to bring on In* motion this evening on the state of Ireland, in consequence of an intimation that the Earl of LIVERPOOL will be able to attend in his place. Last night a discussion took place in the House of Commons on a tnotioo made by Mr. Gon LaUlkift for leave to bring iu a Bill to regulate the tube system io Ireland. The object of the Bill is to empower the clergy to grant leases of twenty-one years, transferable to the landlord, and which would be binding on his successor. if it could be 'opposed that ihis measure would be prodoctiye of even so much good as the euthor of it MiticiAlas it would be to no small degree beneficial to Ireland : for he states that it will remove that class or persons known so generally by the name of Middlemen, sod will ensure to the incumbent the receipt of his tithes, without pubjectiog him to the unpleasant and unfortunately frequent necessity of resorting to severity to obtain his just demands. The measure was opposed by Sir JOHN NRWPDIT, Sir Hertaw PARNIILL, and others, en the ground that it was insufficient to remedy the existing evil, and that it disappointed the just expectation, of the country. flowerer, the motion was ultimately carried without a division. The King of Politica, IA his Speech delivered on the opening of the Sesdon, said, , 6 he che rishes hopes that risen will opt be disturbed in the east." In li*is Answer to the Address of the Chamber of Peers he goes a step further, and an nounces that he has since received further rotelli genet to the same effect. His Majesty's blistister? are entitled to credit for thus coming forward to counteract the warlike speculations and reports with which the public pries of France aboonds on the subject of the relations betweeu Turkey and Russia. The words pnt into the fpntritosouth certeinfy art !tit decisive of the subject, but they go fair enoegh to shew that these warlike specula tions and rumours are not supported by fleets. We have so disposition, however, to attribute those speculation? to selfish or sinister motives; we are confident they have their origin in the most generous feelings. Who that can distinguish between the brutal fury of the Infidel and the mildness of the Christinn—who that has ever bad his mind improved or his heart ssurmed by coutemphitiug the virtues and talents of the ancient, Creeks, that must not sympathise with the sulfl , v,, togs of their descendauts, sod invoke was against Turkey m the means of their deliverance ? We are confident that much of the warlike tpeculttio92 iu the Paris Papers were dictated by this kind compas sion for the unhappy Greeks. Coroparsion, how. erer, is not a word known in the vocabulary of Ca imirte, and therefore the King of FRANCE feels nothing hut satisfaction in announcing tluit they are to he left to their Lte. With respect to the Em peror of Rumt.t, we have little doubt he will ex pect to be paid hopdironiely for marching his army up the and down the hill again to no pur pose. We shall hear further on this subject all in pod time. We do not wish to autiCipate Grrrn, Thatch. and Brussels Papers arrived hst nifOt f t!pc last to the 12th rots at. The fol. lowing als pntrocts MOLDAVIA AND WALLACHIA. Accounts from Hueneme, of the Stid or May. caie that the column of Loo Anatolian% *WI t that place on the yds. woo followed on the next (lay by Into,ilar alprisiona, so that eitice th I th, there are so mote Asiatic troops in Wallachia. On 9 tb r I,poo Amstoliena mar c hed ( row Fnekschaa, soder their Birybsachi, and on the ;fitly 2 ! OOD of the same troops were expected lo much threw/Is. Should the retreat of the cola una from Wallachia be leas speed/ than the °Meta of die Porte guys 'C.500 to expect, (hi. circuanatauce most be ascribed entirely to the Cairmscan (W ( '" ;:orides),agaiust whpm the country in general !mikes great complaints. The troops have every where 'hewn the greatest readiness to return to their horsey, and the retiring corps have no where com mitted any ezcessre on their march. Officer. bare brill sent to all the district, to collect the soldielli who :tie straggling about the country. It is now evidently proved how exaggerated and fabulous the statements have been which Wye II" thetto been spread of the member of Turkish the Bplo4 l trootirmatil Itoow. It troops in Moldavia and Wallachia. It is certain that for several months post there have scarcely been . B.ooo Toritirlt troops of *all descriptions can toned in the two Proncjwahtkw.—idwatrion (Obser ver. June 1.) May 31, Metalliques, 763—Bank Shares, 691. •UG3IIIIIIIII, 4,w4F . We 6nd the fol)owing attlele to the 'Universal Gazsge " IStsy 21. The accolin.ts from Salnnichi of 24th April Ao lst May are afflicting. The Greeks have not been beaten, but the Governor has made defenceless in dividuals feel the tlfects of his si l iminery fury. He .had summoned the inhabitants of Niausta, between Beres and Salaniehi, to deliver up their arm/. Qn their refuval, he entered ibsi district, erased the inhabitants to be pet to the sword, and the villages to be burnt and laid waste. Accoitling to several letters, the .Grevka in some of these villagns yielded to the desire of their wives and daughters, and killed them with their own hands that they might not fall into the power of the barbarians. The [loat her of women and children drugged into slavery was estimated at 10,000, who had been partly sold at Salooichi for 12 to 15 piastres each." FM:INTIM OF MOLDAVIA. MAY 19. The Turks had oat yet evacuated Bucharest on tWe 13tb, nor Jassy on the 17th. The Boyar& who have fled were not yet preparing to return home. Maui, conflicting reports are in circulation respect ing the marches of the Asiatics. Many troops had left in coosequence of a Erman, but about 500 still remained there, cowry, HAY 9. The system of neutrality which has just been pro claimed in the lonian Islands, strikes directly with confiscation the property of all the lonian Nobles who are suspected of being favourable to the cause of the Greeks who fight for their independence. Many of the Nobles,distinguished by their fortune and principles, have been obliged to banish themselves, end to seek their safety in the insurgent islands. Of this number are Count Mataza, a nch landowner ; Ansnlacato, well known for his riches and the honou►abk employment of his fortune; and the ve nerable A►chb•shop of Cephalonia, Typeldo, who is dietinguithed by his piety and learning. We Irma that the city of Athens has surrendered to the Greeks by capitulation, and that the garrison has obtained permission to embark. The 'yl:fie ac counts speak of the siege of Saloniebi at being near at hand, and say that four Greek Chit& have pene trated to the environs of that city. General Normanu has taken by storm the out works of Paints. savants, JUNE 10. Our papers contain an extremely long leiter, stated to be written by a native of Scio, settled at Trieste, and which gives • faithful picture of the excesses Committed by the Turks at Scio, as related by Christian families which left the islsudeleven days after the eato49oe, sod have arrived at Trieste. The Turks, they say, sent 500 incendiaries to tra verse. the city mad envernas and set fire to all the Christian houses ondpablie buildings, w hi c h are whplly destioyed. They deny the truth of the grAlkil *Wiles Observer, that the Poch' Mitred an amnesty—that the inhabitants fired ou his messengers--tkat the . Sultan considered Chios as a favoured island—that 5,000 Turks were killed, 81c. These, says the writer. ere gore fables invented by the Tuiks, who seem to feel that their excesses stir. pass all hounds end need some excuse. But the truth, he says is, that the Turks had long since done every ihiog to provoke the Sciotes to revolt, that they might have • pretext for seizing their wealth.- IkS Is Papers, Jane I I.) ICUAFFNAUSZN, MAY 28. Sir Thomas Maitland , Governor-General of the !imian Islands, has arrived in Thurgovia, where he intends to rtm4io some time. Spwr of his relations aud friends flow Euglenzl him come there to see him. lie 'mods to pass the whole summer in Swilarrland, and not to retorts to Corfu before the an lump, without übsol ute necessity. • ra•IIIIT0111, song 6. On the let of June the Metalliqoes were 77!, and this new rise is ascribed to an account from Sr. Peter•hurgh, that M. de Tat iscbcgwas rs• ftho.tiv, .lid piohOly shoot the huddle of ;nog, as Mah n. sailor Extraordinary from his Majesty the Emperor Russia to Constarnitupple. The Duchess of BUCKINGHAM left town yeater duy for her seat, Avingtun, Haut% The Duke of Sr. ALBANS and family have ar rived at their house its St. James's-square, from their seat in Surrey. I. , ird and Lady HOLLAND entertained a porty of their distinguished friends at dossier ye►terday, at li.illind House. The Bishop of Ltdcont entertained a distils. guisged party at dinner yesterday, at his house in Connaught-place. This (lay the Earl and Countess of lIAREWOOD will give a grand entertainment at llerewood House, II Jtiover.Fq usre. A I.stacit's Bail on 11'edtresday evening, was very elegantly attended. The Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, had on Wednes day night to boast a continued and increasing dis play of mirk, lie saty, and fashion. Amongst it vast assemblage we noticed The Eiri of Cork, Sir .1. C. and Lady Ilippidey, Lnril 11.14., Sir Arthur Parr, Sir P. Burditi, Sir .1. and Lady Terrine, Lord and Lady Clarendon, the French Arnhammlor, Lind Yarmouth, limo. Coioriel Seymour, Lady Copley, Lady (turn, Sir Lucas Pew, Mr. p. once. Mr. Berney, Mr. Leona Lloyd, Lord and Lady Nnetit, Captain Arherlry, Earl Shirburne, General Minoan,. Lady Jrppard and family, Major Conlerave and family, Mr. and Mrs. Crma and fa miry, Mr. Serjeami Pell awl family, Sir W. Waller, Mrs. Gerard, Harmless Monte, Mr. Medlars arid family, MIL Saari. and tawilf , &c. &e. Lt ailditioo to the admired entertliumenta, Mr. flitoitosuarr, and his pupil, Mr. UstiroY Pam- UPS, sang qapo e ff ectively. Thy losers of harmony will rewet to learn. Uit, airing to the opening of the Eng* Opera, tbese delightful singers hive only thref Meat more of their engagement at VouitholL THIS EVENING, MONDAY, and WED. 'IIIIIIIDAY MAT. • „ ett e Z c-'• 46" --`t A THE KING'S DRAWING-ROOM. Yesterday his Majesty held his second Drawing room this season, which was splendidly attended._ A very numerous assemblage of well-dressed per sons were collected in the Perko, particularly Hese the, Kiug's-p a l a c e . At Pimlico, the tops of the houses near the Palace were covered with elegant female.. A number of poor Reason were allowed to pitch stand. to the Park, for the sale of fruit, cakes, sods -water, ginger -beer, &c., to afford refreshmtent to the spectators. Sir Richard Birnie arid Mr. !Jells, the histgis trates, were in attendanee, and made judicious ;ar rangements of a numerous body of the police in the parks, the avenue►, and sheers leading to it. Townsend and Sayer were at the Palace as usual. 'tire Marshalmen iii waiting adopted some excel lent regulaiions for the carriages and aerirarb. act float grekt order mid rrgolsijtywaajrieserveddostug the day. The Yeomen Guard lined the grand hall, the interior avenues leading to it, nod the grand staircase, which was divided for the compsnr to ascend on out side and return oil the other. They appeared in their coronation costume, with large ruffs round their: neck., red stacking*, and large rosettes in their shoes of various coloured ribbnos. The Honouruble Corps of Gentlemen Prlivionen, under the direction of Lieutenant Henderson, ap peared in their ancient coronation co►tutpe, and formed an avenue iis the Grand Saloon to the Throne. under which his Majesty stood to receive his numerous and distinguished subjects. 'The King went from his Palace in Pall-mall in his private carriage, a few initiates after twelve o'clock. to his Palace at Pimlico, where he dressed in a , Field Marshal's uniform. The King's guard of font and a detachment of the life guards marched into the Pal.ce-yard about half-pest one o'clock, am/ their bands received the different branches of the Royal Family Who at tended, and came in stile, with military honours, consisting of the Duke of York, the Dachas of Kent, and the Princess Sophia Matilda. The Duchess of Kent was attended by the Baroness De SPseckh, Genend Wetherell, And Captain Conroy. The royal relatives were joined by the Princess Augusta in the Palace. The whole of them about two o'clock attended the King in his closet, where the Princess of Denmark was intro duced to his M.jeaty according to Court etiquette. Fite Majesty, accompanied by his royal relatives, left his closet, and proceeded to receive the compliments of the Foreign Ambassadors sod Ministers and their Ladies. Prince Esterhery, the Austrian Ambassador, accompanied by his Princess, came in state. The French and Russian Ambits. radon also carne is state. There were likewise present the Netherlands, Wirtemberg, Bavarian, Sardinian, Neapolitan, American, Swedish, Danish,- Portuguese, Prussian. and Spanish Ambassadors. The Lord Mayor of London came in his state carriage and eix,accompdtsied by the Lady Mayoress, attended by the Sword of State, the Cap of Main tenAnce, mud the Mace. Hos Lordship wore his splendid robes of office. The state caniage was preceded by the two City Marshals in their uni forms, on horseback, with their men on foot, two and two; the Lord Mayor's ars footmen on foot, two and two, in their state liveries, and also s :lum ber of City constables. The Sheriffs of London and Middlesex also came in state. There were also present, besides the Cabinet Mi. !sisters, the Great Officers of Sttste, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Atterney.Generel, &c. Drhes—Mostrose, Wellington, Norfolk, Dorset, and Portland. Dswhewa—Dowager flicluaoad, Dowager Rutland. Not. litumberiand, Richmond, Rutland, Wellingtoa, and POft I Marquises—Cpnynoam, Londoodsrry, Winchester, Wa. terford, Latoadoon, and Exeter. Illarckionessi—Choloond•tey,Conyogharn, Londonderry, Lasulowa, and Waterford. Boris—Stamford, Denbigh, Strathmore, Kilmorry, Bristad, Egremont, Macclesfield, Wiechilsra, Jersey, Conner, Ansley, Coertown, Westmorland, Bathurst, Dareley, Welton, Lung. ford, Murley, Bhutan% end Das Isngion. CoNntesses—Wem3s., Denbigh, Abingdon, Mutgrave, Meet, Dowager Castle Aware, Athlone, Holism', (ark, ntuvon, Castle Stuart, Below, Lunstato, Veralam, ClewVit, Poulett, Harrington, Bathurst, and Wilton. Viscoentia—Palmerston and Bridpuri. Viscountesses—Melville, Allen, Newry, Pfilagirsesv . Fielding, 'Dowager Melville, and B arnar d. ' ' Lorde—kleeniker, Dundee, Clinton, ItlfebryThymee, R.N., Morita's, Greta, Beeeainael, Bustoa , Seluy, Greece, Deer" Howard, Lovaine,Cutcheater, Stewart, Arden. Man'yborougb, Gwydir, Bergleersh, St. kiekus, Grey, gad Calthorpe. Lathes—E. Hardier., L. Rout, Kerrison, Met Grey, Pym i , Sarah Stuart, Geor g e C ave ndi s h, Imhoff, Aegusti Hervey, Geurgiaise Hervey, peel* . Hippieley, Teigns e b u th, Catherine Cbarteris, Remodels, Keane, Margaret Chartered, Mildmay, Clerk, Mary Lennox, Emily Hellion'', Johnston, Clinton, Dowager Lushingtoo, Page Turner, Hendee, Syltey, Louisa Call, Elisabeth Furbee, Ealiner Cuupbell, Hankies Wbitsbed, King, Hammond, Beller, Emily Fieldiag, Gosport, Otway, Harriet Herbert, Emily Herbert, Paul, Gwydyr, S. M. Stanley, Mary Driuninoad, Ruberl Seymour, Prpever, Macfarlane, Elizabeth Drunsmosel, Ossulaton, Milner, Ellen borough, Charlotte Dinsconstee, 'Henniker, Mar.. Steele', Harriet Sullivan , Henry Howard, Cliterlotte Sherard, Eleanor Lowther, Hermance/tit, Berkeley, Ridley, Strierton, Gor don Cumming, Katharine Phipps, Sophie Phipps, Jane Munigowerie, Pulleney, Fuller Eliot' Dmitr i Midrwlen, Vivian, Lasers Vane, Sitwell, Hervey, Gifford, Dela mere, Dv Rue, Elizabeth J. Lerlie, G. S. Stanley, Charlotte Ludlow. Maria Leslie, Comberinere, C.Grerille, Fitzhcrbert. C. Baty, &Ivey, Aaluown, Agnes Huller, Colchester, F.lphin. stone Fonsonby, three Paget', Marybo rong h, L ong , Sired brooke, Hill, Leeson, tomb, G. Hervey, G. Cl ei k, A. P os t e' t. The fallowing were amoug the numerous pre. nutritious, which his Majesty received with his ac customed COlidtbeellelOn, and it weir great windier'. lion to the numerous and distiriguished ameniblage to observe his Majesty in the lull enjoyment of most excellent health : Lady Jose Grey, daughter of the Earl of Stamford sod Warringtrin, by the Countras of Wernyss. Miss Lyon, by Lady Poniiimby. Lady handy blardrugr, by Abe Marchioness of London derry, oo her marriage. The Countess of Abingdon, on the Curonstion. Mr.. William Turner, YU her marriage, by the Lord in Waitiog. Mr. the Wilson, on return from his travrts through the Holy Lind •ritt Egypt. Csptaiu Macdonald, 92d Highlanders, on his appointment as Military ' Secretary to the Doke or Manchester, Governor I of Jamaica. Dr. Wm. Reeditie, on his return frowi the erwitinerSt. Wru. Greaves Towoley, on her marriage, by the Codeine • of St Germaine. Lady Mary Lesiie, on the Coronation, by the Counted' of Retiree Mn. and the Mince litemonmell, en their return from the Continent, by the Hareliorsem of Cholmoncl.ley. lady Harriet Herbert, me cornier from abroad. Lady Emily Herbert, on coming f,om abroad. Mrs. Chas. Milford op the Coronaiion. Lady Entailed' Drummond, on her marriage, by Lady Mary DI 111,101011 d. Lady the Coronation. Miss Campbell sidings &labia Campbell, by Lady Mac farlane. Lady Clerk, by the Lord in Wallin. Miss Mikes, en the Coronation. Lady Vivian, on the Coronation, by the Hon. Mrs Fane. Miss Charlotte Trelawny, by her uncle, Sir C. Hawkins, Bytrt. 4entattorU.Ciilonel Wyndham, late 20th light dragoons, by tb. fat) .r Loy Chaska!, Mersin), by Lady Eleanor Lowtber. Lady Lott* Vane, by Lady Barnard. Mr,. !leery Wheatley, ors the Coronation.Mips 01 ofite, by Pie botcher,' Dowager of Reiland. Mrs. John Dna ard, no her marriage, by Mrs. Royale,. Mpis e Thisillitlawayie, by Mrs Carideo.. Mr. Anottley, 09 We Coronation. Mrs. Yorke, on her asorrisge, by Lady Dundao. Mrs. login* Lockhart, on the Coronation. Mrs. imekkert Murr, ber marriage. M III O I Y/iile. by Lady Mary Ross. Miss Aiigasta Martin, by Mr.. Rooky. Miss Grattan, by the Countess of Listovrel. Miss Catherine Belt, by Lady Wbitslied. Mins Falterer, by Mrs. Dalrymple. Mini Jane Liddell, by Lady Itavenaworth. Miss Cotton, by Lady Hammond. !Bias Wykeham, ou the Coronation. Lady Maria Stanley, bliaa Lucy Stanley, and adiaa'lmillsa Stanley. by tar Lord in Waiting. Lady Ridley. by the Lord in Woitiag. Lady martins, me coming to her title, by Lad, glanleY• Mi.s Sioution, and Miss Catberine 6100f100, by Lad/ Stanley. Mrs. Packe Reading, on bar marriage, by her mothsr, Mrs. 80/1. Miss Coils/rise Bell. by Lady %finished. Mrs. William Turner, am her marriage, by the Lord in Waiting. Lady Comberaiere, on llbe Coronation, by Lieut..Colooel Gresille. Mee. Stewart Nicola, os her marriage, by the Hon. Mrs. Hap,. Mill. Frederick Porkies, on going abroad. Mr,. W. antis Wright, as bee marriage, by Lady George Cavendish. The Cosiness of Mau rave, on the Coronation. The Countess of Denbigh, on her marriage, iss VIICUO ideas Fielding. The Rev. J. F. Moore Halsey, on the Coronation. Dr. Tenni, os the Coronation. The Countess of Cork, by the Lord is Waiting. Viscountess Athlope, by the Dowager Viscountess Melville. The Duchess of Richmond, by the Dodgem Dowager of Richmond. The Hoo. Mrs. Laden Capel, on the Coronation. The Hon. Mn. Wheeler Hood, ott the Carouation. Mr. Hervey, on the Coronatioe. The Right Hon. Lady Hands., on coming to her title. Mr. Haretwoo, on hie rehire from a►roid. Lady King, on her marriage, by Lid, biaautrood. Cockburn, by Mrs. Colonel Waller. Alias Trelassey, by Sir Christopher Hawkins, Bart. Cornet Alfred Sheweil, IYtb hussars, as appointment, by the Lord in Waiting. Corset HoWngwo►th, Scots Greys, as his return from the csstinest. Corset Kim, 11th dragoon guards, apes appointment. Liesteeaut Hullingworth, gib dragoon guards, on his re- Igys from laths over-lend. Captain Wl:l*watt, R.N. on his return from service, by ,e Lard Lady the .le Waitieg• el *beat imi her return from the Coutieent, by Mrs. *Wo WM George Tyler, on her marriage, by Lady Harriet Sullies,. Mts. Mackinnon, by Lady Ashtown. Captaia porting, 61 1, 1) regiment, ea tits coronation. Lady Sitwell, on the Coronation, by NM Boehm. Miss Boothby, by Lady Fitzberberr, Lady Jaue Muntgomsiie, by Lady Polmoey. 111r1.4ide, ou her marriage, by the Marchtußess of Water ford. Lady .%g ea Duller, un her marriage, by the Ductless of Northumberland. Mrs. Annie*, on the Corooation. Licatteamot Colonel Weraym, triil regiment, by G e I >;ir /toes S4l•fl, Bart. 4F Euler. by Lady Rubeit,Seymoor. it, Loag, by bee aunt, lady Hen r y H owar d. Oki Areattrastr, by Lady Italtioon. MIN Charlotte Crofton, by the Couttlem of Galloway. Lady Heausker, oa (miss to her title. t Miss ias Misstate?, by the H onoura bl e L a d y S m i t h. ra. gChattel" Gardiner, on her town from India. i, T.44 1 e319 by the Lord in Waitiawt. Me Same Augutsley, on the Coronation. Miss Emily Mootagu, by the Lard 14 Waiting. Miss Mageunis, by her mother. Miss Thompson, by Abe Coffee*" of Lonsfale. Mr.. Blackford. by ! b e ci,i3oo l sr LittuwrJ. Afro. Cortina Poore, by the 1-01; d in Wtititid• Lolly tytherine Pipjs, o 1 the (.` orgy . limp. • spilia Phirr. VI ;be 4.4 is INtii ir . .. Charlotte Serb by Ike Lard I. Wailing. 7 &belt Ott'fbe Cortroatitsi. Lady Page Tumor, on her relent rgia4ke Continent. 1. 4 e ), tikbeyt t y, on her return fteli'llbtecoratiocut. i l Lady Eli Drake, oa coming te - pler sayo. kip .1. i s, on the Coronati on 4 Colonel' w kton m onth Militia. 'Oar Coroaatioo. Lodi lit S, Mrs. Sot heron. Mita Anita aria Malawi, by the Countess of St. Gee. meatus. Mr.. Colonel Ellcombe, on her marriage. Mitt Blake, by the Connie.. of Athtonc. PP*. Ersodford Graham, on her marria ge, by Mrs. Dal. merle. Lady Feller Filet, Drake, on coming to her title. Mr. Henry Wheatley, oa the Coronation. Mr. Jobe Hay Allan, by the Lord its Waiting. Me. Charles Stuart Hay Allan, by the Lord io - Waiting• Mr. Ray Mure, by the Lord In Waiting. Lieutenant Saville Broom, on his appointment to the 10th Foot. Captain B. Maraned Kelly, R.lsi on his return hum ser •ice un the coast of *fries, sod on promolime. Major Bruck, 43d liglu infantry, by the Lard in Wailint. Aire. Barron, on her marriage, by Lady Page Turtiro. Mrs. Moore Halsey, on her marriage, by the Countess Verulam. Sub-Lieutenant Macqueeo, 2d life guardg, un bit ap pointment. Lieutenant Dayrell, rifle brigade, on Lis return from Ireland. Captain Toup Nicolas, C.B. by Lord Melville. Alm. C. Lusk, mid Miss Lock, by the Lurd iu Waiting. Mr.. Wormy Groat*, as bier marriage. Terciit, nrk of the late Itiglit Hon. Sir J. B. War ren, on 'the Catenation. • • -----~-- LADIES' Dawns. • I HER ROYAL UIf:IMF-SS THE ralricEfi t S AtIODSTA, Over a petticoat of rich white satin wore a mos t s pl en did robe of silver lanes, forming coletaris•of wild Woe bell, ma finished with large boatmens of wafture flowers of the same superb material% beyond whirls wale raised position isfl lass, etegsatly iatersperaml with Claim•mmer; bud" sud sleeves embellished with • profusion of the attest blew ha mantas of alternate stripes of refolgent silver and brigtt purple satin, richly strewed with flowers d'argent, superbly • .• • • bordered with metalling* mrsUops of lam and Chiaa-into. blend-dress, limns of lama , pinme of ustrick feather*, and P iplesdid display of hrilliabts and inattsbyets, THE PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOIDCFATER, Over a rely rich blue satin pellicle', a west superb. silver lama dress, with a rplendid border of silver lame, &grimly iaterspersed will a wreath of blue embroider ed dowers and silver bouquet.; mentors, Woe nun, suagnificeuily loodiered with sliver lame, embeidnrcd in the must tasteful bouquets of Sower, icriniailiesl with massive &sums bordering and silver tans blued, Headdress, dm muds and ("whet,. HER SERENE HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS ESTERHAZY. A magnificent sod costly robe of gold Isms, lean of the same, and a superb apron studded ealirety over wish rm.. heinous's. The spleodour of this siren has not been equalled at the British Court fur a eerie* of time. Her Serene High ness looked very well arid her presence added much to it e grandeur of lbe arena. Henltitiseser diamond Her Grace the DUCHESS DOWAGER of RUTLAND. Ao embroidered silver net dress over White salsa, irison...l wish fide firsiasels point lace, and silver trimmimpi, bunch"' silver wiu•t. Ste. Sur ; train, white figured gm' de Na ples, triumviri nisi oldie amiss sod silver trimming. Wad. dross, fealarr., and a prifertdoes of singeonds. THE DUCHESS OP RUI'LAND. A spi.st:id r•IJ lama - dies., to tulle, osir white attic, testi fully urnaancisted with cherry-coloured crape and goat, en garnituir, and fancifully decorated wish gold wheat, con volvoluses, and wild Bairns of cherry colour; bodice and *rota so suite, 'rimmed wish blond lace; mantlia of rie i. hive atio, striped in cantonal', with rich &orderings of told lama mid therm; 'stills to correspond. Head-Mile, plane of ostrich feathers mud coolly .lus ~,,, oar. DUCHESS OF NORTHUM nrn LAND. A white on dinar nearly embroidered with peArli. and pro. finely trimmed milk blued lace, and pearl and chenille trim. miug, with gainitom gm hell, and lose.; mashie of Pith white satin, superb', tniatined with garniture de .Wee de eamunth Head-dress, diamonds, pearls, and ostrich plum. DUCHESS OF RICHMORD. A most marnificep4 Ml.er Isom dress, richly striped with 'Ryer sped roulreux of satin howero, eiegausly orwenteatid round the botiotti with pufSoes of sitlio iaterMagaid Pith sillier; giody and der vim 11,4millidly trimmed will silver and bland; a train of rich white satin, embroidered with all round. The alio); of this dr.*. ha. inn such a beautiful effect was the admiration of ail the Court. Hrad.dcepti, a proSesitio of di - mooch. MARCkII.OVESS OF LONDONDERRY Wgre agna t e/ Petri 4 , r,„.p0 i 51l of white crape, lined with rich white satin autfully tsimmcd with white Bowers; superb Will al .9sa,ssfil infletial, trimmed with a comity silver border of rick lama ; apron of the imp", CC firrly coveted Over with diamond.. head-drat!, a magaifi cent plume of ostrich feathers, and a diadem of 'brilliairtri,, cher nue sobais dr emir. COUNTESS OF ATHLONE. A gold lama dress, "icily embroidered ; train, Moe grim de Naples, embroidered all round and triasaard tank fine blond ; body aid doggie to correspond. Hgailhdrpas, geld tiara and diamonds. THE CO,UNTF.SS OF WEMYSS. A superb robe of pia* and steel, draperies of the same; il'3lll rich Ilifl o g tkfllca lined 'ebb white satin, ihe border trimmed with silver and gold relate. (lead-dream ostrich, feathers sad costly diamond', dictum mix/4 do ccreer. .• TUE COUNTESS OF CORK. An elegaot dress of tulle, orlaallarilleti will. lebileasaill, as applique, and 'rimmed wish blond lice; manilas of pale loorterille g soy de Naples,, sairono t drd is/ a larkabtal gain - tore of tulle and satin totrrim ptai. filenames, kali-Kra sod diamonds. THE COP wpo LF. A very handsome and va cable robe pf silver lams, Dale rich white gm de Navin, lined with lid, white satin, trimmed with white flowers. Head-dream, diamonds pod feather., Amine sabots de emir. THE AM BASSADRESS OF RYSSIA Looked most charming in a costly robe of whitetail and silver lama, the chssiness of the patters WSJ die adpairatioo of all who had the pleasure to pee it; the border was of corres ponding msgoiticenee ; the train is perfect raison with the Me: the tont ensemble was indescribably grand. Head. dress, a costly plume of white clierusse sabot' do near, fea thers and diamonds. LADY STOURTON. A rich earbroidered floss silk net dress; train, lilac ros de Naples. LADY 1.0 A set dress, richly enobroidetei with cbeisiDc and p!.aris; Ifllia, blue brocaded silk. LADY R. SEYMOUR. A net dress, richly embroidered *lib trektr; troia, rich figuroJ illk. LADY HAMMOND. A net diem, emilmiderrd with pearls; ; train of rich green 'ilk, t,immed to rOrrespontl. Head-dross, a profusioa of diamonds and emeralds. LADY OSSULSTON. A black net dress, errantly trimmed with blond and Wen ; p train of black Rtes de Naples riebli ornamented with net and satin. Headdress, a proration of diamonds. LADY STANLEY. A 'magnificent robe ofsky blue, embroidered in large clus ters of sky bias bends, forming benches of grapes; • train of rich sky blue figured gem' de Naples, trimmed with sky blue Avers, and bordered with wet and satin. Ilead.d ~,,, feathers and diamonds. chernase inhale de Carve. LADY GERTRUDE STAY Y. A• elegant dress of tulle over joropait rop d ie N a pje r . tastefully ornamented with satin devices en Appl ique , str i ped in cohinade, - and unique garniture eq pule; the bodice sad sleeves richly trimmed will satin and point lace; traiu of rich jonquil grog de Naples, surrounded by a correspond ing garniture. Head-diem, feathers aid diationds. LADY WILTON. A rich silver lama and p dreg,, embroidered in de., signs peculiarly elegant, mid tastefplly tiiipmed with a pro• fusion of blond lace; mantra of rich white watered grog de Naples, superbly trimmed with garniture en ponces!' and lama. Head.drem, diamonds and ostrich Fiume. LADY CUMMING.% A rich pink satin peltieoat, Aver wh4ll was Worn a move superb net dress, richly embroidered of the bottom wills steel; the body was cothrised of net and blond lace, inter. united with steel head.; the train, a rich figured pink grim de Naples, trimmed with net and steel. Headdress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. LADY BEATS. A white net dress richly watir;aiderg --- d lis pearls end e'lk, sad totatefull)t trimmed with ♦ profil.u.9 of Woad lace ; mantra of rich white satin plevintly tramped with staraiturw co tolla and pearls. nead-dress, Sottish feathers awl diaaroads. LADY MARGARET CHARTER'S. Elegant dress of tell' over while satin, ornamented yid, bordering* en applique, decortatrd with group, of wild roseg, sod trimmed with blood lace; mantilla of rich jonquil grim de Naples, trimmed to cormpond. Haulmlre's, feathers, pearls, and dismayed'. LADY SATHARINE COASTER'S. is a dress the same gia Lad; 0 11 Viatet• L4PY RLIZABI.FN DRUAIVOND. A dress of tulle o'er Wilke WIN SlMParhli ealbrardefed in silver Isms, decorated with grow of °ramp blossiiro, ar e trimmed with silver and a profusion of costly point lace ; train of rich white sauo, with borderiags of silver lams to correspond. flitedmkess, plume of ostrich feathers sod diamonds. LADY CHARLOTTE LUDLOW. Stantiful drew pf tulle oerr white satin, richly emlarni. dem' with 1,111,ta Isoglet t and an applique of white romp auJ glld etalstut permprots. flOreptpg the gerniture ; bodice wail sieeiv Wapiti pitb blood lege; sopotua 9f white brocaded. grew 4p Pl,2lp;wroinkkd 07 a, kaotifol g o ld co l oure d pp • Pit t% q !VOW@ IP Catft,ougl• 114 d-dries, teethes. laud dismonoo w LADY DECANGi§, !.... Over a petticoat of while moo, wore a dress of tulle, ele- I~! • • . • - " 4u_. ...arts ‘ •1 • t.) • •