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From the, LONDON GAZETTE, May 30, 1807. -Whitehall, May 18. The King has been pleased to grant tintO Charles linhoff; Esq.' a - Lientenant-Colonel in the Army, lu4 royal licence nod permission. that he may re- . , Leive and wear the Ensigns of the Equestrian, Se cular, and Capitulat'Order of Saint Joachim, 9f I.Olich liad, been 'elea - ted a' Knight Grand Coth niander at at'eljeral Chapter of the said. Order held at Bamberg, on the 20th day of June, itiati: 'Whitehall, May • the ring. has been graciously pleased, bq war rant under His Royal Signet and Sign Manual, bear ing date,the 2 5t „day of May instant, to give and: g/ant.unto Charles Lydiard, 'Esq.. a Captain'in the Royal Navy,2and CoMmander Of His Majesty's Ship- Anson, his royal licence and authority,. that he and . his deseendantsmay bear in their armorial-ensigns representation of the gold medal which HiS Majesty . was graciously pleased to confer upon hini 'as a mark of his royal approbation cif his_ gallant services . at the capture of the Island of Cura*oa,.n . d its Dependen cies, on theist day of January last.. • - . • .• . . Whitehall May 30 1807 - The King has been, , pleased to .order Conga d'Eiire to pass tbe-GrPat Seal cmpowering.the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of 'Salisbury to elect a Bishop of that 'See, the same being void, by the death . of the Right Reverend Father in God Do6tor John Douglas, late Bishop thereof;, and His Maleity'has also been pleased by His Rciyil Sign Manual, to recommend to the said Dean and Chap ter. the .Right Rev. Father in God Do6tor Jahn Fisher, now Bisliop'uf Exeter, to'be by thin elected Bishop Of the said . See of Salisbury. ..• • [Kw-Office, May 30, Iso7. 7th Regimdnt of Light Dr]goons; Gentlonian Cadet Cirey . Le Merchant, from the ,Royal . Military College, to be Cor net, withoUt purchase, vice 'King, appointed. to the' 4th ___ . . Dragoon Guards. . - ... -... 6th Regiment of l*t,..Major John Girdiner, from the gth . Garrtsqn Battalion, vtO be Major; vice Alves, appointed to , the 7th Royal'Veteran Battalion., , 7th Ditto, Lieutenant John Wade West, from Half-pay of the Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice-Wright, wha ex - • chan,,s. Ensign Charles Parkhurst, from the 35th FOot, tp he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ley,. whole- signs. i4th ,Ditto, Gentleman. Cadet Robert Robison, from7the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchaii, vice Harold, promoted m the - yotli Foot. Istla Ditto, Thortiasii;olioan; 4;elit. to:be Ehsigri, witihout purchase, vice Arden, promoted inthe . gott. Foot. 24th Ditto,. Ensign Ewing, to tie Lieutenant,. With out purchase.'• 66 - Alai - lan Cadet_ Edward.l.ickson, tram tt i e Royal 4ilitary College, to be E'risign, vice.F.wing. z3th Ditto, Ensign Robert- 13 .Woiscliv, to be 'Lieutenant, David. Hamill to be Lieuten:int. Gentleman Cadet Thomas Nepeari, irons I/le : Royal Military College, to be E ns i gn , v i ce wolseley• Gentleman Cadet Thomas White, from ditto, :to o,c. kosign, Hamill. 34tn Foot, Ensign Samuel Adams, - trom the 67th Fodt, to be Lieutenant, wittionliiiirchas; vice Ferguson, .appoint-- ed to the 47t1 - 1 'Foot. .. • - 35th Ditto,'Pentleinao Cadet Stepney St. ,George, from the Royal Military C011e,',4 to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Parkhurst, promote , ( in the 7th Foot. . 3;th Ditto, Captain Witliani •Elltct, from the Canadian Fencibles, to be Captain, of a cobilpany, without pia _chase, vice,Ruthertord, appointed to the t till Royal teruti - Battalion. En,igii T=homas I‘ , loore to be :'..Lieute4 •nant, vice ripch, promott'd in the stkt,parrisonl3attalion. Ensign lohn Wilishire to be ditto, vice Lowell, appointed to the Canadian Fencibles. Gentleman . Cadet William Skimer, froni the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, Vice - Mooret Ocntlentan Cadet George Lindsay,, from • ditto, to be-Ensign, vice Will:it - Ore. 40th Ditto, Ensign form Thoreau, from the.4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, •without purchase• Qnatter-Master-Serjeant --Sandethon . to .be. Quoter-heater, appointed to•the.7th.R9yal.Veteran,B4palion. 43d Ditto, 11.1,-.jor Charles M‘Leocl, 'frOni the 4th Garrion 13attallon, to be Major, vice Sorell',. w 1 exchanges. 44th Ditto. "t:o be Lieutenatits—Ensign Thomas Mackrell. Ensign Richacd.Cruice. Ensign William Ma6lean, from . the 4th FOot. F.nsign William Knight, troth ditto: . To be F. nsigni --Genilernan Cadet Fredeuck Hemming, from the Royal .M College,. : vice. iVI ad( rel . Gentleman Cadet ThOtrts Harriott, front ditto, .Vice Cruise. , I. -Bth Ditto I iisign Foley to be Lieutenant. Erlign Thomas Hay ton, front the 4th Foot, to be.ditto. . Gentle_ • man q l :idet iohn Rolfe, from the Royal ivitlltary ~to be cosign, vice Foley. is Ditto, 'Ensign George Maenamira; from the 4th Foot, • to be Lieutenant, without. purcHase7 Ensign Andrew SaundetS, from the 4th foot, to,be Lieutenant, without ;purchase. • „& i 1 Ditto. Ensign William Gaskill to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice'Lee, - removed torthe gs.th Foot. Gen tienian 'Cadet: Richard Jones, •froin•the. Royal Military Coliege . , to be Ensign, vice Gaskill. • • 67th Ditto, Gentleinan Cadet john Stevens, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, • without _purchase, vice Adams, promoted in the 34th Foot. Leonard Smelt, Gent. •. to be ditto,.Vice.Layly, who resigns. • , • 7".4th Ditto, Ensign John T. Boswell -to be Lieutenant; b' purchase,' vice IcCiTll),wl-oretiies... - .• ' 75tli Ditto, Hen.Tuldeinan, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Scott, who resigns.. 79th Diu.), Major Robert Fulton to' be Lieiitenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice. 6'l} Lein, ivho' retires. Captain Alex. Petrie to ire lajor ) by-purchase, vice. Kuiton. StithDitto, C..Curtis,,Gent. to be,Eilsign, by purchase, vice iladden, promoted in the 4th Garrison.Battolion. Sul Ditto: - To be Lieiniiiiants•-linsi4;n4., , Alfch,, vice Fan court, promoted.iii the,StWGihrison Batialtani.. Ensign J. Boyd, vice !ilkington, promoted in inc ath Garrison Bat talion., Ensign and Adjutant Richard Royd to hate the Rank of Lieutenant. ' Ensign Joseph:Robert ;Rains, vice Algeo;proinoted in the Sib Garrison Battalion. To be Ensigns, Gentleman Cadet the Hun. Cliarle Fitz , roy, from the Royal Military College, vice Birch. • Neill M•Neill, Gent. vice Boyd. gith Ditto, Gentleman Cadet James Brock, from the Royal Nlilitaly to be ,Ensign, vice Grant, whose A . p,' pointinent ilaS not taketiplace. Both Ditto, Ensign Julio C. Ilarold, from the r4tli Foot, to • he Lieutenant; without purchase. gist Ditto, Ensign jatnes Muni:Jell to be Lieutenant, by puN • chase. tooth Ditto, Lieut. Thomas Keighley, •frorn the lath Light .Dragoons, to be Captain of o,Company, without purchase, vice 13ayly 'promoted in the Bth Garrison liar tailor). 4t,11 West In/lid Re'gitnent. Captain John L. Nixon,. horn the "81st Foot, to be Major, without.purAiase, vice Wheeler, deceased: George StOtti c.;e112. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fraser, proaluted in the 47th Vat. Royal West India Rangers; Major Charles, Turner to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchase, vice Thorley, de ceased. Captain ,Edward O'Rourke. to be Majot, vice Turner. . . Ist garrison Battalion, Lieut. Geo. Ball, prom the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Angelo, removed to the 'Royal West India Ran , gers„ 3d Ditto, Captain Thomas !ohnson, from the r4th Foot, to be Captain ut a Company, vice Hamilton, deceased. .4th Ditto, Brvet.Pieutenant.colonel William Sorel], from the .43d_ Foot, to be Major, vice M.Leud, who exchanges: Ditto, Captain WilbrahaM Tol. Edwards, front the - 6th obt; to be Major, vice Gardiner; removed tothe 6th Foot. ith Royal Veteran Battalion, Quarter- Master-Serjeant Wm. , Fuller, from the 55th Foot, to,bt Quarter-Master. Canadian Fencibles ' Lieutenant, Thomas Drake, front the 95th Foot, to be Captain of a Cothpany, vice Ellice, re • moved to the 38th Foot; . lIREVET. To be Brigadier-Generals in the Army serving in South -America—Colonel Tomkyus of the 3d Foot Guards. Colonel Henry Mgr(launt CU./cling, on -Half- pay of the Lite 98th Foot. To be. Majors in the Army - - 1. Captain Joshua Rod!, of the Foot. Captain Geo. Van BroVvne; of the Sth Foot. STAY F. . . !To be Inspeaing TieTd-Oflicers of - Yeomanry and Vqlun : teer Corps in Great Brjtain, with the 12 ank,of Lieutenant- Colonel in the / Anil) , while so employed - , Lieut.- Col. George' I ackson, on the Flall;pay of the late Argyle F.enci bles. -Lieut.-Cpl. Francis Delaval, on the Half-pay of the late Intiefiendent COmpanies. George R. Nlarton,'Esq. late Major of 6th Dragoons. Frederick . Keppel, Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel of the .4sith Foot, ~vice Bailey, whose ApOointment does not take place. ITOSPI TA L STAFF. _ . Deputy Inspector Robert Keate to be I nspaor of Hospitali: Deputy Purveyor john Wimbridge to be Purveyor to the Forces. Hospital-Mate I. ft. Newton to be,Apothecary to the Forces. Emerson, Gent: to be Deputy rur veyor. to the Forces, Toscph Smith, Tames a tTi - iris l , :l ail 7 r ‘ fto - ins Saville, of Alagate . High-street, tea-dealers: Peter Patten, Esq. Robert Robinson, and Thomas Leigh, of Sutton Heath, Lancashire, merchants. William Green and• Charl.7s Man, of Trig lane; -Opine Thames-street, lightermen. Carral and losepn Morgan, of Liverpool, biscuit __ . . . . - bakers. . kiciiald Harkness, William M'Vitie, and fames Harkness., of Preston, •Laikaslii,w, drapers._ • . . . William Canning and John Scott,,of Cow-lane,Wc'st Smith .. , . . field,and Paddington; whartingers. Joseph Tr6 , itt and john rrevitt, of Lancashire,.cpt ton- rnanntadurers. • . •John Ainerv, of Beverley, Yorkshire, and fohn Turner, of Kingston;upon-Hull, linen-drapers. - Frances Cortis and Mary M'lntosh, of icrirtyn-street, St. f ames's. BARRACKS. David Hay, Esq. late Gaptain in the 2.3 d Foot, to be a Bar rack-Master.in Great Britain, vice Derussat, deceased. . . DAIMGRANDUM. Lieutenant T. j . Palmer, of tllc 38th Foot, is superseded, „being absent without leave. Commit:dont signed 14 . y. are Lora - Lieutenant of o r County of , • . Essex. , _ •• . ' , • , Loy al Ongat- nlienteth.. • ; Major John Hughes tube Lieutenant.Colunel ComMandant, vice Wright, resigned. Dated May s - , ilor` 7 Captain Wn - T. Le Gros to be Major, vide Hughes. Dated as above. Lieutenant James Bennett to be Captain, vice •Le Gros. Dated as above. - • ; c Loyal Bar king l'Jtenteer.r. Lie •enant John Thompson to ye Captain. - 1:15-ated May.B, IS''67. Ensign .George C.lenny to be Lieutenant, vice . Thompson. _Dated as abcive. John'Scraftori'Thom'pson, Gent.•. - to .Patepas above: • Commission in the Derbyshire Old Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. -• • . Charles Latham, Gent. to , be -Lieutenant. Dated jan. t 4, 18°7. Commissions signed by the Lot d Lieutenant of 1 - 41)t5.,,• sVrth •tiantsdlliThia . Ensign Henry Terry to be' Lieutenant, vice - De Coetlogon, - resigned. Dated May. 2st !No 7 . • •Lyminoton {oluyteer Battalion. Lieutenant Tames neve- Livett to be CaPlaiii, vice Batten; • Dated May `25, Ensign Charles limes o,Viatt to be Lieutenant, vice Livett. Dared as atlove. • . - animissions in the Norfolk Militia, signed by:the Lsr . d Lieu , • tenant. - • • • .gastern Regiment. • Edward Selby, Eiq.,to be Captain. Dated-AP - riTlo, - 1807. HPhilip•Ryley Ingersoll, Esq. tole,ditto,, vice. Bacon, re sikried. Dated May t 3, 1807' Sainuerffutibi, 'Gent: to be.Ebsign, .vieeCoppingi pfontOted.: -pfireti: May 6, 'BO7. David Henry Dunn, Gent. to be daft', vice 131thvii, Inti. • muted. -Dated May 13, tBo7. . • Western Regiment. Quarter-Master William Betts to be Ensign, by Brevet. Vated, flilay 6, 1807.. BANKRUP'T'CY ENLARGE D. Andreir Braid, Of 'Frith-streer; Soho, Middlesex, baker, from tutiz! 13 , to ,A.ugust,r , v at. tcu fi at Guildt,ail . T . „., . BANKRUPTS. Joseph King and William Edward King, of Kink. street, St.: Paul, Covent-Iyden, ..\•ll4dlesex, i silk. 7 niercers,, to skirren der June a, 16, and July a 1 twelve, at - raitikilial I: '' • 'tor n ivlessrs. BoOtli , ancilka4le woonAo itioy.4(p.are,' L a-; john 'Spencer Taylor, of t'fikedlfaalitteet,' Lonclorr, i .stralv- - „liat-nianufadurer, Jane 2, 13, and july.i t, at tcw,at-Guil4.- 1 • - 1141 t - Attornies; Mess Ts. Pearce, Dixen i tir n -iiiii;Afiri, Pa-: ~f,e,ri n o4ter-rovv. • `. • William lloard, of Loiv - ei 'Last S mitlifield, Maldte.t ler, I une 2, q, autLj.uly twelve;;; at puildh 4 ll. -At torney, Mr. Turner, Edward -street, Cavendish-square. Charles Andrews, on Witilham, Essex, biitclier;, Jude 2., 16, and july tt, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Bedford-row; London ; ;oi Mr. 'Mitchel • Maldon,.Essex. - • . loseph Pickering, of PrOdSliam; Cheshire; - "torn-rnerchanti 23,, and July Li; at eleyep,at Ore Globe Tavern; Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-street, Ifedford row, London ; or Mr. Griffith, Liverpool. ' ; Thomas Brook, late of Boston, Lincolnshire, Silversmith; June ts, 16; and July, 1, 'at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, liostoii. ; Attornies, Messrs. Ludington and Hall, Se- CondirieS' Office, Temple, 'London ; or Mr.• Bowles; Boston. .• Thomas Cooper, of Wilbarston, Northamptonshire, draper - ..„ and groter, June 17, at six; iS, and - I uly tt, at _eleven; at the Swans Market liarborough, Leicestershire. Attar'. nies, Mr. -I Goodnian, Nlarket ilarbbroligh'; or Messrs, „Bowe and_ Donnollon,Tooke"s-court, Chancery-lane,Lori don. ,Natlianiel M'Knight, Samuel M'Knight, anti ` Nellie, of Liverpool, merchants, tune 22, 23, and 'July i I, at one, • t the Talbot Hotel, Liverpool.. Attornies;Fle•Ws; White . • ley, Liverpool ; or. Messrs. Tarrant, .Grey, and' ' Chancery-lane ' London. , • John White, of Birmingham,. tailor, June i6„at four, 1 7, and July i t, at eleven, at the . White Ilart,Ailcul; l 4', l l.am, Attornies, Mr. Stubbs,., Birmingham ; or Mr..,.. Egerton /J.. G ray's. I nn,• London. Robert Os, of .W difecroiss-alley, MOorfieltls, a chair-inaker ' June 6., at one, 13, at ten, a,l July ti, at IWelve, at Guildifall. Attorney, -Mr. .Russen„ Crown court, Aldersgate,street. • ... flit; lenry "B town' WitheiS',-Of O ranhi I Vs:. . rents, Sinttlatield-bars„ Middlesex, merchants, June 6, at eleven, 16, and Idly ~at One; at Arnwrtes, • Messrs. . Gregory. and Brookes,. ,Wax-Cailtgers''ll4ll, Mai:len-Jane, Wood- A street. - • Richard Cann, of Frith-street, Soho; Middlesex, painter, June 2, r 6, and Ray Tr, at - eleven, at Gthldliall. Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdler!s- Hallr liasinghall-street. Withain'Hogarth Gibson, of Saville-row, Walworth, Surrey, • -- wa'iehouserrian; June 6, at eleyeri;' 16; and futyfi r, at one, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Ledwicii,BaldWin's court, Cloak-lane: - GeogoCulmer, late,of Chilham, Kent, miller, but now of Canterbury, same eutinty, corn.criandl:!ril illy 9, ` o, and at eleven,. rtt tfieGuridhall, Catiternury..-• „Adtornies;. Messrs. Nethersolc and Portal, Essex-street, Strand; Lon ' don; or Mr. Pludinii.:l,"-IGUAtutbary.,. • . John Pascoe, of Plymouth-Dock, mercer, June 6, 20, and July tt, at twelve, at Attorney, • Lys, .Tooke's-eourt, .Cursitor-streeti,chancery-lane. Gritftth Williams, API - 14-wiiigton-Causeway, - Surrey, linen ' dratier,June 9, 20,-and Julv ii, at ten,.ar Guildhail i - Lon.. don. Attorney, Mr. Drake, Old f ash-street,. Doctors'-, Commons._ . bil/IDENM. June2:o' 'John Peter Giassiott,,of Union-street., Bishopsgate:' st=et, London, .merchant, at ten, at.G uildhal 1. ' July James Hogg and Edward Holmes, of - Shi.lborne- lane, • Lombard-street, •Loridon,!theichatits, at one, at Guildhall. - . June 27. .Richard Garland Bryant, of the Xlinories,,• London, butcher, at ten, at G uikihall., 'June z 6. John Sanderson, Of St. larnees.'street, Middlesex, 'goldsmith and jeweller, at ten, 4-17 4 Guildliall. .• June 2.7. John bowler,-of Bishop'sWearinouth, county of Durham, hatter, at,eleven, at Guildhall, London. July it; Thomas White, of Southwark, Surrey, haberdasher, at one, at G inlaid 1, . LonciOn. July I G auger, of Piccadilly, Middlesex; bookseller, at, ten, at Guildhail. lune 23. - Richard Whiting, late of Daventry, NortliamptOn shire, brandy-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall..l. 4 onton. July 3. William Hart and Samuel Turner the younger, of Lottibury, London, warehousemen, at ten, at Guildhall. June 23. Robert Alitford,. of ,Cornhill, London; draper, at ten, at Guildhall. ' June 29. Jarvis Gerinan,:ot Ahlertnanbury,..London, hosier, at one, at Guildhall. • June 9. Wm. Charles Titford, of Bishopsgate-Street Within, • London. linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.. • lune 23. Benjamin Haynes, of- Pepper-street, Surrey, hat. maker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June zo. John Jeffery, of Bristol, cutler, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bristol. - • - June 2o; James Craik, of Union-court, Broad-street, Lon don, insurance-broker, at one, at Guildhall. • June as. Joseph Harris, of Keynsham, Somersetshire, tan ner, at eleven, at the Runiiner Tavern, Bristol. , CE,RTIFICAfES. • -- • • June ie. Dirk lean Vander 'Hoeven, of ;Bury-court, St: Mary-Axe, London, mercliant. • , foupilLos.;e l i, now or lama Birmingliam,pin...manufaaurer. William Hepworth, of Mancheiier,cotton merchant.. P4RTNERSHIPS DIS'vOLPED. Thomas Smith and loseph Birkinshaw t of ' Northowran York shirt, cotton and woollen card-makers. ' • A . , ' " LONDON : Printed by RICIIARD HARRIS;of No. 4, Marulett:Courr; reet ; At tLe SLIN-Quiet ~Nu. 1 Strand where "Advertisements, Orders fi FE ALE FASHIONS, AS DESCRIBED AND RE,PRESLN.TED BY PRINTS IN BELL'S MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF " LA BELLE A55EP.181.44, " FOR. THE !RESENT -I , iION fli.` • MORNING WALKING DRESS. A pllin round gown of French canibricrorlaconet.muslin ; long sleeve, wrapt front, and Spenser baekl , Upon shirt, friltedround the neck with scoltoped MOuntaiii'hatbf straw, ..or Imperial, chip, trimmed with jonquille ribband. Shoes and . glOyes to correspcind. Flemish mantle' `of twill sarsnet. Gold hoop ear-rings.; anclipattnit lwasok pi shaded green. FULL • . A round. robe of white 1-tali4n crape . over,white sarsnet ; with frock-back-, plain sleeve, and pointed front ; trimmed round the bottoin, bosom, and sleeves;' with' an elegant b6r der;.coniposed thy peal l• bead, blended. with green toil and! gold. • The ,robe confined at the centre Oflite bosbni with 'a' brooch formed of a single pearl. One row of the same forms i the necklace, .which is fastened with 'a emerald spa p. Hoop ear , :rhigs, and bracelets 4F-1,211 :titan on , tl;e4csqheAd .twittect behind, and tlowing,in full curls on, the crown of the head'; - a' bunch of wnite roses in' front,' ,tow;irdS.lne hJl - shoes of white satin, with silver trimming: •"Sqiiare thaw' tiftlli. H l .-illtl,f3iith:a rich puilit6tl bimicr V , i 1 . 1 4504N 1 .0 1 .4. 4 . 0 agii40.04. With correspondent tassels. The style of wearing this grace. ful ornament is, simply giving it a twist front the.wssi..wiri. nets, j ,iiid.,.flitillng it negligently over them left-thouldcr ; 4tus 'one ;Come Or anients the fiActrebeltind',',whil&thr&hei*Yall iiraim on the loft .sidg, andgracetully occupy the right hand. 'Chinese fan iV Sticks, carved F...gy pan szitarpcir§,;• : • ,0 ns PA) I S,4A I ~ k2:l - 1 4 e.:4iF S -S?! . .p.) A round train dress of India muslin of the cl,earest,textm, t i worn over a white satin slip, dinaniented r6bridlte`bpttrikt, ••itild tip the front, .with a. Ticlt loo,rde r r:otTNiippsedial:oi tax ) toi I, Aogol4pmprgidery ; long waist and stiff stay ; the dress formeet • -k/iit.ti around bosom, and cut 'ln loves asagreoly to expose the bust ; the back simply. drawn to a , point at. the ' extremity Of the waist tichitttl, mind finidlfect With 'it'slidcrtWsh full sleeve., ornamented to wards-thel3ottom with a roll and tuft of satin, finiSlied at' ire exHerne edge, , rOtnad;'aird , across the boson -,with a full !tritrinting i otj!lie same, or with pi litings of trgn,ch net. Hair in the Ea'ctern • Stile, formed or did cable braid,. bound. anct,twisfici hit, - the; . forehead in - alternate.bands and, knots, confined in a '§iiini,ar style behilid with accaul' gol&tret. and neck - .t lage„of rubies, set transparent, and linked with gold,bsace., lets to correspond. White kid ghaires - - and white htirt with gold rosettes. r. , ~.,. I EXTRACTED FROM THE EIGHTH NUMBER OF " LE BEAU i , MONDE, OR LITLIARY AND FASHIONABLE MA • GAi.ZI'I4 I ;" V' V A,l::' • -; .7'2' ?' ' , 7 : i.. , ' . , . AN EVENING FULL DRESS. ~ .. i ._ A short train of fine India muslip, enriched with a Magni.. ,: fiiielif 7 borkierot white "satin 'round the bottom, crosses-the . . front and, continues to the end of tae train ;'a loose body of the same, short.full - sieeVes, made the cross iray,"careleAly caught in the centre with pearl clasps,. a rich I taaian jacket of soft white satin, made rather 'high in the' back, .cut in saraircqtlires rohnd the',Waisf,Tin.irriitatiou of vandyke, and trißmed all round with a Lull quilling of French net ; the front' of the jacket is sloped Off frorn . the 'throat. aild:rithains sq , la re at the bottom. The arm holes are also trimmed with a quilling of net ; the bosom of the dress is formed square, 1111.tik a rs4tin border to ,ccurresviond.with the-remainder of the dress, Waist is fastened with a rich girdle ; an . Italian head dressocomposed. of. pale , ,pink cram : interrnilied with silvek Albany gauze; a fox-tail feather fastened on theleftside of the turban, falls over the left side of the face. ...Ear-rings -and bracelets.oln4l pearl; whit,e kid gloves and.sboes. • ' 5 GENRAL 011ileVATIONS ON LADIES , DRESSES.. Mantles and square cloaks of variegated coloured sarsnets, or made of rtfatini throkirtlitrefigq.,With ~coloured,rjbbands,: a ppear xet'Y ge9cral in the middle circles 1 of fashion;'but are not so•preValent anning rite leadi4.6ellet as Parisian scarfs .of a pale ; pii.hu,coLogr with .4,rich ludic border; white sarsnet tippets, trimrneS with 'Nfilins•lice, 'are al so mach admired ; •pn le-primrose or lalue. sarsnet.scarts, of a very delicate hue, are tin: most preValerie fashion's for this month. •TheStiaw t,ara hat is cotisiciarecf elegant-,The ..waist still continues short as usual; fastened in with a rich girdle; the bosom is made'high, tiSitigl'Otirid; - 130.t.is , eonfined low at the extfeme ends to. form :j,bi.rsl:.; .which must be as , square as possible ; the sleeves are in general worn shorts;' shut when lung arc:of transparent materials of •the .Sintre its the drapery . ; the trains of dresses are made either of fine. mooch worn. The si m pl e India Muslin or crape, with a border of silver orwiaite satin ; •rtnind' the bottom with fr v o y k o : r ivith ctehosri sleeves,' wreaths d a l r at e et lace is, much esteemed, ..asate. also dresses of Italian coloured crapes. The decorations for the head were never more sup ple and elegant than at itresent.,. • The hair is worn'm a sin 11 twist at the back part of the head, with a rich bandeau-of dramOnds or real pearlS - ; the hair in /tont a la Mailona..; shoes and gloves, Jar morning, are of „ the same colour as the head dressand for the evening, are white kid gloves, and shoes; or white kid or satin, whi s t silver rosettes. • CF.NTLEMEN. , • MORNING DRESSES FOR GENTLEMEN. — A mixed Coat, single breasted, cut off' the front, anrr made of light greenish mixture, or pepper and salt kind,: with covered or plated buttobs; and Collars of the'saine clorh ; the skirts rather shorter than the dress coats, and•the . pock:ets. in plaits behind. Waistcoats of pouted quilting, macie Single —breasted, - of•dark brown' or olive-stripc.k, alscrithe'gold 4otire stripe, d shaded with black, lire most prevalent, and are •• , made Without any bindings. Lightish drab' kirseythere; or, stocking plitt4oonk ' with Hessian boots ; ribbed kerseyinere pantaloons are still worn; as also drab kersey mere breeches 'with gilt buitahs and brown top, hoots. Nankeen panialdons and trowsers are bei:orning very prevalent, and are acquelitly attended by nankeen gaiteri. . • EVENING DRESS FOR: Blue coats, lap,:led, with a fiat gilt button otirather a large size, continue to be very prevalent, and very frequently with' `black velvet collars ; next to them' are dark geecn.coats..and dark olive browns tli green coats have, occasionally, a!gilt or plated button ; but the browns are constantly Worn With a button covered with cloth, and a vollar or the s:.rne.. Marseilles quilting waistcoat, made single.breasted,'Ar4 the most general, as well as the most genteel waistcoaist4 e'en- Lug.-Kersey lucre breeches of very light drabs, either of the pearl shade, or the , clear stone drabs, with silk strings td the' knee, and Nankeen breeches, with a silk string,, are almost the only breeches worn forevenink dress. . . I By the . inffuenCe of the French over the Press 4 1 some of the Northern States of Europe, we have lately been amused with exagg:e - rated_representatiOns of the force of BONAPARTE in tie neighVOtirlicod of ,the-Vistula ; and we have been told, that in a short time, ! from his extraordinary, exertions, it may be expe6teettliat an army of/Wo,ooo men will be assem7. bled to accoinplish.the*extensie prOje&S of his am' biticin. We have been also informed; that on One occasion 18,000 horse were assembled, under. his re.' 7 view. Every one acquainted with the,real circum stances and situation of things, is convinced of the Ofsuch statements. It is'a•faet, that the arroy-,of,NA-foLEON has•been,supported..i.vikh ; she greatest difficulty from imperious - muses, , which all the industry andi•ingenuity of his agents. could not ,contervail.. Although the. , larger portion of Silesia,. fin the possession_ of the conqueror is eitiberant; yd . ! ; the 'pa'rts in the neighbothhood - of -Glogati a?i'd he !y-ontl: the:Oder, :.towards, Poland, with . the .tpotit) - -', ii taneous trait, which is cif considerable extent,,„atr. ! very deficient in produce ; and these, inlid;pitable distrias'his - army hats - occupied... It is said, that OP i' his forces, at least.+o,ooodoniist of .cavidtv,:and ii. that btiliecascs sr very, military military man wilt be.awpre, that for the transport of pro v i s i ons ,. th e , coriveyanc, oldie immense quantity of artillery"-, and forfore eater obviodi purpose's, tit - i fewer than 80,000. , horses Must •be. employed . ... ..Froni these , considerations, sotnq, opißion may .be formed of the . prodigious suppliel ." required, and Of the probability of a'speedy retreat of ihe'French, if any impediment should be given td the supplies.. It . is. 0,..fa0, that: there! has !htlen a great ni orta I i ty. arno ng, the ,Ger man arses, levied levied ;lit the F.rencli service. * The atti n clittien t Ofitieteren'ati soldiers- to their hOrses is notOriotis ;. and tlie . . - tare'rbe thq preservatitin of their- health and vigour ; untitg pieLibc9lp,44 l ltits of the..field, where the same in. dustry ate not applied; and this fa - at Sudiciently eX.." plains the diminution of the French cavalry -recent* experienc i i . t.k.:qt . .. , -' ' f - - I._ , • -..) .. . .. . ;-,:4 4 lle,,,operapps of agriculture must greatly 'de pend up,mq ille . pacific state of -the countrywiiet. thenafeeotaueted. It is )t - Cvain 'to - look io• the blessing g kif h:'gbiden harvea imthetheiitre. of war; the husbandman, w.h0,.d0e4, pot- exiaeat.toemnitkr tlie sof the and, the sickle for his. own emolument., will'tiot"ColliMit the - seed to 'the itonricl. in this .efitie Of thil;g - S'-a . 11 the imiseri#s •oft4amint:are to lie dreaded iti the countries-thus exposed to incessant 'hosktility:- . ^• - Thcfre t quenta atthrrYpesiT:td:tifry.lPailtzie • byltori,n,:with,sucli large sacnitices.of human blood. are easilx i explained, , Patit?,ic, for . nearly three - 6a - tithes, has &eta the great'depot of' tre'Ntorili . for the substantial article of subsistence; add- - 4e- , Enemy has . not . only- had in view - the nequisitiott t- of - tile ahnnciant , granariesCi§f , - that , 'port, 'but 7 '. tha t nelAirage: - .3ent .01 the iin.poi - t of ~ctrilisl for the -.fu ture support of his Armies. It - be shoulid- fail r. 4 11 the atteuip.t upon that fortress, the, inevitable.con -2'.&o4tience will be;. that lie:tnii4i Tall'Welt Upon' iliti [, Oder. ,- . . . _. - • The wind on Saturday was ,so extremely" high, that it blew do wsu s the..lloyal:Standard :frqnl Windsor Considerable damage \vas likewise.done to. (Jo trees in Windsor Forest. r CRUELTY TO ANIIIALS.-The MicgistrateS fined a farmer's servant„ in the parish . of Foverani in Cumberland, on the complaint.of • his master., sterling, fqr abuitig_ the horsed under` fiis charge., , corise q ue n _ 'ce of tne liotone oft& ty- artliree of tl O Capitals in the late Lottery being attained b hespi4. , Numbers, it is . inconceivable how many ordcrs jra •, daily flowing' in to the respeaive. Offl'eel - forse .Numbers..:: We, .t.code4standi ; - are nao issuable at tile Taut:for supplying the ya4ous ;Old. ficcs. . . . • B: As the ScheMe -rOtisi'sts: only , of 20 . 000 Tickets, dreamers should - .rzgard.l no: hint from, nightly vision of any number exceeding that amount. SHIP NEWS. •.• 29. A tiived-,4 , the.Lady INieti4an Packet, - Capt.. George Deatiev from Tonningen, with Passengers. • GRAVESEND, MAY 29. . . PaSsbd Anna kfaria; Bloomfield', from tisbott Sim-tan, Akerman. from- Gibraltar ; Experiment, N0rm2 ,1 4 from Bombay ; Polly, Beard. Venus, Stacy, Atalia, Cow."' per,: anti Robert and Saran, -Wilson, 'from' Tormingen ;. ton, Foray: and Mary Ann, Vernon,. from famaica. - t , BIRTHS. • On yhilfSdJy: last, at outliainpton . , - „the:Lady of Thorna CO)orne, Esq. .of a Daughter. : , • Satuulay last, in Hart- street, .:Bloomsbury-squaret Mis. lohn.Arnutage Brown, of a Datighter. . - , . MARRIED. , . pn Thursday last, Mr. John Woodward, of Holborn . bridge, 'roMiss'floornan, of,Newgate.itreet. On tritl4y fast, at t Whom, Mr. ThontasNaylor, of7GreA Newport-street, - Long-acre, Attorney' at Law; to Miss Sa rah Atm: Barber,,yiangest daughter pf Mr. john Barber, 0 Stanwell Moor, „near Staines, kliddlesex. ' On Saturday last, at St. Mary-le-bone Church,' .I° llll Sirnpson, Esq. of Alsop's-buildings, New Road, to •Mrs; Edwards, widow of the late Colonel. Edwards, at the gene' Establishment. _ • On the Loth' of March, af' Nassau, in New Providence* Captain Samuel Chambers, of the Royal Navy, - to Mist SLl san Matilda Wylly, eldest daughterot Wilitan Wylly, LA' Attorney-Geotraf of Bahamas. - • • ••• -..t ~ 4W'. • • tin Thursday. last, at ,the ,Yi.ne, dear Senn Oaks, a t tile advanced age of 87, Mrs. Elfzitheth Pratt, daughter of the, lat'e John Pratt; Esq. of kYildernesse; in icent.(`eidest:son (1 ! Sir John Pratt, Lord--Chief -Justice of England), and fit' w consin to die present Earl t..%inden. - - ! - On Friday last,! itiehard Spitler;. Esq. of the gout talli g. Stomach, onefol theComnaissioriers- of the Excise : he. !'' as . it, good health, -- exertising with the Regiment: the day before' .7. , .--- 1 On _Saturday,. John Peter Allix Esq. of Swailhaiii, to ,_ ' ; ! Cam! - )riclkeshire. . 7 -' ' - „. • '' ' " h hFr : Fors) f lu ..arne....mortanig.,..lo.! e rot year of his age GENERAL OBSERVATIONS O\ GENTLENIMseBDRLSSES., 4 deiick , Martineau, fourth son OFMr. John Martineau, We observe that eiening..coars are lately Ma`de.ridh4t Igriger 1 •King!s AtmS7 - _Stairs4' . , • - . ! •,!! :! • • ! in the lso in the lapp same els thproportion ; an for some the•Sk tr time p..tstsut, t tlfe4,'Oat are and the waisteoaCutta s !oil the. zpik ult. at:Carlisle, at tile . advanced aZtt of 9 1 ' a . Mrs. Brougham; relid 01 Henry Brougham,' Esq.trißroug: . little away, but not by any means shorter. Breeches con ha:a-Aall, Westmorland. . ~ .. . .. tinue much the same as last month'.' Nliaming coats are ra- , ! .iesterday, in' Powis-place, lifter a linermg.illness, M rs ; tiler light in the skirts, and rather shorter than theevening Mitchell• formerly! of Aberdeen, and Tate of ilollo vi ' 3l coats, but both come up tolerably high in tlie neck,' and fall ' M'i l l . .7 i Down,,.in :11e.Cninty of Essex, aged 78. • rather low and open in trout. , - • ~..-----'6' •trek. P. 0 A t U6'KS SAT a Btlk.Stork; Navy c per Ceut.. shut, per Cent.'t797,- . *., - .Irish:s per Cent., 4 per Ceilt. Fv•t.t . ► Cent.iitcnt.624 63 IA per Cent Bank 1.. Ann : 13- r6thsi • • DAY. .India Stock, iB7 • I . ,ndia Bonds, 63. 7s. pr. New Ann.. Exchequer Bills, 2s• 4 r f4 t)innium, t• Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto_ Ann. Cons. ioi'OPening, 64i On Saturday morning an accident occurred in the warehouses of Messrs. SWANE 4114 : -MINNII1T; dis 7 tillers in Holborn, the eNtent of whish Was much exaggerated in the PiperS•olycsit:rdaf was .oc casioned by a cask, containing a teiv , gallOnsaspirits; catching fire; it was got .urider withou,t..any 'ottiee Injury, than the loss of (he ligtior and'opeo - nan ink; his face scorched, - L ;s1 n ) 'L M A ktl,l I t 7 ..pii Zyett I-PPW;- or Sp4rir . error-square;, )r the Papcf, 1 eturs for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must !X:, addres,ed.