The Sun. — London, England, 1812-05-01 00:00:00

ii-iE wisi-,'a iii?..4,i#....Nd i40(3.2t2"e It bein r n-nrly .wo years since het Maj,:sty held `'''g's lastthe havirg been on the jog's Birth-day, l g 10, it lS _not sin-wising that much interest should have been attached to the pre !tnt occasion. This interest w!s, however; much heightened by the invitation cards, to the number o f about four hundred, being., issued on Monday 4 ," Tuesday, by the Prince Regent, to meet the Queen and his ftnyal Sisters last night, at Carlton I ' l , ° Use, to a lull-dress party. Bond-street, St. "roes'' -street, Pail Mall, &c. were crowded with carriage s , som e ti t n es bl o ck e d . up with the...i. t _ghe_r orders purchasing art l cr s of dress and ornaments fo r the two occasions. The'QUeen's jewels were oved from the • Bank, for the purposes, on Toes- DX senoight. Preparations were made for the racing Room of yesterday, similar to a birth-day. I lickei s o f admission to the rooms at St. James's allottA to spe6tators, were issued from the 'Ord Chambe r l ain ' s Office, and they were in great r e quesi• The different rooms were very much , ` r uwded, and some of the company were obliged to ! 1 . ) 0.4 on the covered way, in the Palace-yard. ° tices were pored up, and some excellent new l e guldtions adopted. ,„,„ Party of Life Guards' and the Bow-street Offi e-crs generally attended to regulate the carriages, and I ve rY thing was conducted with the greatest regu - t , Her Majesty, Princesses Augusta and Many, left Queen', Place about•one o'clock, for the Duke ° I Cumberland's apartment, in St. James's Palace, t h ere they were received by his Royal Highness. er Majesty an d th e Princesses finished dressing there' and, alter pit - taking of some refreshment, proceeded with their numerous attendants d r °Ligh the Gallery-of the Ball-room, &c. to the c r and Council Chamber, where her Majesty pro feeued to receive her ,numerous visitors, presenta -I°Os, &c. - %ith her usual affibility, &c. It was .8 4 treinely crowded, but it would have been more had ii not been for a general opinion prevailing, at the crowd would be unbearable, and numbers sta ved _ r away on this account. he Prince Regent went to the Drawing-room itv f 6 , State and it being thetirst time of his so appearing o ill ee be h,s had t h e f u ll possession of the reins of t ° "rnm ent, a great crowd was attracted be 4.een Carlton House and the Palace. His Royalo ness's procession - moved in the following ° Fuer Thr ee carriages and pairs, the servants in their state liveries, their hats inlaid with blue feathers. • In these carriages were, Generals. Turner, Keppel, and Ha:nond, Masters Turner and Arbuthnot, Pages of Honour, (Ice. dr awn Ills Royal Highness's State Carriage tallowed, by six beautiful bays, in elegant red morrocco harness, ornamented with red ribbons. The coachman and four footmen wore black velvet caps, Similar to the King's servants. 4 t the side of she carriage and horses, four state helperi walked. ijris Royal Highness was dressed in regimentals, al.ovarcd in most excellent health and_ spirits. I r e Was at , ended in his carriage by the Duke of gootrose, as Master of the Horse, and Lord J. Lirray, as the Lord in Waiting. His Royal High „,es was escorted by a party of Life Guards. The c ession arrived at the Palace at half past three ar t ick • Earl Choi mondeley, as 'Lord Steward, Earl ""field, and other Officers of State, were in w aning at the bottom of the Grand Staircase, and B,_ll(itlined the Prince Regent to the Grand Council Li dlnher, wh ere hi s R oya l Hi g h ness p a id hi s re eEts t o th e Q ueen , and rema i ne d i n t h e room 411. hour. al The Drawing Ro o m was attended , • The Princess of Wales, the Duchess of York, and the te"nixas §ophia of Gloucester; the Dukes of York, Cla atZes Kent, Cumberland, Sussex, Cambridge, Gloucester, th e t runswick ; the krchoishops of Canterbury and York ; th e cd Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of tor reasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the ,First uot the Ad m i ra l t y, t h e M aster G enera l o f t h e Ordnance, three il k S \ ecretaries, the Presi.tent of the Board of Control, ti c p,' - ' ) ;( 1 Steward, the Dean of Windsor, the Lord Chief us of-- the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Mayor, the Lady traYoress, .heriffs Birch and Heygate Idle four latter were r„estuted to the Queen), the Recorder of London, the At andlnlesY-C enera ol'c't's -Meath, Norwich, Exeter, Salisbury, Raphoe, 1)--`r!y. Devonshire, Buccleugh, Beaufort, Newcastle. 4, oe nzssEs—Buccleugh, Dorset, Beaufort, Newcastle. W / I l k ; QLT :SSES —Winchester, Worchester, Sligo,' Corn. Headfort. S al ,' 4 kt:a ON Ess Es Bath, Hertford, Lansdown, Sligo, son : a Headfort, Donegal. 1,,,, E4 RLS - Mansfield, Morton, Cork, Mountnorris, Bridge. " t er, Guild lord, We:.tinorland, Buckinghamshire; liar. Besborough, Talbot, Craven, axtord; Levers and Mel c, Dartmouth, Cholmorideley,' Radnor, Shaftesbury, ,e ki ntcashel, Powir., Camden, Spencer, Conyngham, Chi . S est er, Macclesfield, Ay lesford, Fitzwilliam, Scarborough, eldwich, Pembroke, A thlone,Selkirk, L ous d a l e , Suffield, T.ES SEs —Louct , n and Moira, Coventry, Mount- C i t l t Li, Cork, Mexborou g h, Ab o y n e, D a rtm ou th, Darnley, a tharn, Barryth o . lore, Dowager Suffield, Bridgewater, Bel e'er Macclesfield, Aylesforel,Craw ford, Oxford, Cowper, 1 0 4 _ 11 deri, Spencer, Northampton, Derby, Conyngliarn, Mor- Powis, ScarborOugh Pembroke, Tankerville, & I d, Selkirk, Suffield, R i ois, Dowager Pembroke. suv.ils.coti s uncaunon, Ashbrook, Gage, Mountjoy, ‘ "eY, Newark, Ranelagli, Crawley,Carleton. Lake,C het- V.rni, Limerick, Paltnerstune, Hincrubrooke, Templetown, .tddleton, Melville. • S coo NTESS E . S Hampden, Ranelagh, Castlereagh, —wLoRDs Y t lglas, Middleton, Chetwynd, Limerick, Cranley. Beltnore, Kenyon, Antherst,Calthorpe, Grantley, Fitzgerald, H. Moore, Yarborough, Walsingham, G. l Ynner E.llenborough, Gambier, Compton, Stanley, Clive, ,e4dstock, G. Beresford, Bagot, Boston, Whitworth, Hen. Bradford, Warburton,C. Somerset, Kirkwall, Scarsdale, 44 'sitarn, Somers, Somerville, Sheffield. A , LAD] Es—Alvtailey, Trigge, J.. Harvey, Bayning, Shaw, -?!arliforcl, Bishop, Leonard, Page Turner, Normanstown, Xerr,9ll; Allen, F. Webster, C. Bricknell, Ginckell, De Erroisrnore,- L. Pery, 1. Coventry, Helena Moore, F. .„,e , aierburn, Webster, Col ingwood, Clavering, Montford, iPery. Grcy, Haggerstone, Warburton, Duncan, C. An. tsley, Mild may, E. Pusey, C. Durham, Bruce, Ellen b o- Hiughr Connington Metcalfe, Nichols, Banks, Auckland, enley, Balfour, ealthorpe; Clive, Rolle, Hawkins, C. F. Fish, B. H. Legge, Keith, Dowager Browlow, "buglas, two Cecils, three Pratts, Thynne, C. Darner, C. lild E . Compton,. S. C. Spencer, Bagot, Crawford, A. Ver -011, Boston, Dawkins, Beresford, L. Grey, H. Sullivan, C. :41, m1%, Somers, R. S e y mour , All en , Monson, Dickens, H. Egerton , lsinghain, C. G o rdon, S. M oo r e , two Fitzroys, St rong, Fineli, Buller, Carrington, H. Parker, Loudon, hitz teralci, Radslock, C. Murray, Duckworth, M. Drummond, •,.(igetimbe, M. Taylor, Fl o yd,' C. C am pb e ll, Gly nn , an d k iarrington. BAR° N s —Noleken, Hompesch, and Lopez. 1 fon: G. Noleken. Count Ludolf. Stirs —W. Fraser, E Knatchbull, A. Hume, V. Gibbs, 1. Frederick, buraard, E. Lthnonstone, C. Asgill, M. Xirnenes, T. Metcalf, M. Wood, D. DuncLs, J. T. Duck I. Nicholls, W. Stinting, I. Heard, S. '1 oiler, C. chnonstq l . e' E. Boller,, I'. Sutton, W. Curtis, I. Shaw kinraig, I • Crawford, C. Bishop, C. Morgan, J. Daw. W. Rush, 1. Dunbar, 1. Montgomery, C. Brisbane Worsley, Holmes, W. Taps, G. Cox, K AP4an ss roR t —Turkish, Spanish, Neapolitan,94fdinian, ® U ti iuncticau. • —Whitshtd, Bentinek, iitiqrray. Gellert A Hulse, Cameron, Thorn i i Manners; Leigh, Balfour, Broderick, Johnson, Fitzp atri c k , Bolton; Rqse, Yans'etart, Norton, St. Leger,,Loftus, N9rrlicr4, COLO Nr a. Pal mer, - horrittin, Juliet, U pi& , Deobrow, Gordon, Adingbrooke; Congi-eve, Palmer, Btand, Boller, Chester, Forbes, M`Leod, Bishop, Kelly, Elliott, Curzon. Darling, Davis, I. B. Taylor, Howard, and Sebright. M. Jolts—Howard, Widrington, Camae, and Cameron. CAPTAINS —Agar, Lind, Charretie, Canning, Richard sgn, Hothatn, Richards, Seymour, and Monday. MEssas.—Greenwood, F. West, Rose, limes, Farqbhar; Shifter, W. Webster, Dawkins, Abdy, loddrel, Baker, Davenport, Agar, Manning, Pusey, Sitheon, Chaplin, Bush, Blackburn, Paget, Chester, RUssell, ,Penn; Skelfingtori; Tilson, Perceval, Jackson, Herbert, M'Quire, Monckton; M. Sutton, St. Leger ' Staunton Rochtort, Birch, Hey gate, Barry Barry, P. Elliott, Reeves, Long, Aide, Perri‘ berton, Vansittait, Godsall; C. Bruce, Thornton, ‘V. Adams; Stewart, Broderick, B)erley,--Williatns, Cooling, H. Daw. kins, /Warns, Hamilton, W. Ponsonby, Williams Kilo:, Dutton, Cholthondeley, Militinay, Hare, Lock, Ilriinro,,e, Dugdale, Russell, Hunter, Cust, Owen, Weatherby, C. Long; Lascelles, Addenbrooke, Mills, Humphrie, Askew, Forbes, I. Adams, Holme, Bailey, Strong, Hope, Hamby, Napier, Temple, Bishop, Sullivan, Busby, Foster, Loftus, E. Monckton, Drake Ramsbottom, Markham, Morris, Stewart, Broderick, an di %V. Ponsonby.. Nlis - raessEs —Agar, ShifFner, ,Kno,x, Robiltson, Baker, Manning, Miils, Agar Pilkington, Owen, Rose, C. Bruce, Coke, Busk, Blackburn, Fortescue, Coutts, Huskisson, Lisle, G. Howard, F. Greville, Carter, Atkins, M. Sutton, G. Lambe, Drummond, Herbert, Icnkinson, Glynn, Fisher-, Ross, Cox, H. Dawkins; Crawford, Boyle, W. Gosling, H. Wiggett, Dickins, Lock, L. Walpole, Broderick, Calvert; Williamson; Vyse, George, Adams, F. West, Cameron, Fane, Perceval, St. Leger, Chartres, Milnes, and Hon. E. Monckton. DOCTOR S - Maton, Bailie, Legge, John Willis, Knighton, Fryar, and Pembe(ton. REV MESSRS —Lee W. Douglas, Cust, and Bomberg Missy —Chetwynd, Com,' FlUmphro s, Glynn, Wright, leflards, two Elphinstones, two Somervilles, two Percevals, Foley, flarbord, Monson, Blackburn, Vernon, Smith, Ni chol, Glynne, Sullivan, two tVytchwards, Caltirorpe, Eyre, M'Clcod, Selson, Disney, three Custs Bontein, Shitlher,. Dawkins, Bishop, Baker, Davenport, Broderick, Downing, two Frazers, two Blackburns, Bathurst, Cornwall, Craven, Degrey, three Manners Suttons, Woodby, Fortescuc, - two Moncktons, Drummond, M. Townsend, Eden, Drayton, Robertson, Curzon, Heathcoje, B.uks. Charters, two Chet wy nds, two Col lingwoods, Clavering, Leonard, two C al verts, two Mildmays, Metcalfe, Vansittart, Gosling, De Grey,Curzon, Paul, Robertson, Floyd, De.ibrow, Daugh fling, Wyndham, Busk, Skeeoe, Knox, Dye, three Town sends, Mills, Bruce, and Digby. • The following were among the numerous presen ations to her MAJESTY : Lady lane Coventry, by the Countess of Coventry. Lady Jane wore a splendid dress of silver I Aina, embroidered with white lace; net with wreaths of lilies. The Countess was magnificently dressed in white and gold. Lady Helena Moore, by the Countess of Loudon and Moira, Lady H. wore a beautiful dress of white and net and blonde. The Countess of Loudon and Moira wore a rich dress of peach bloom satin, covered with fine point lace, and looped up with pearls. Lady F. ‘Vedderburn Webster, by, the Countess Mount Norris. Lady F. wore a beautiful dress of white crape and flowers. Miss Collingwood and Miss . M. Collingwood, by Lady Collingwood. The Miss Collingwood's wore beautiful dresses of white lace net, with silver borders. Lady Coiling wood wore a dress of black satin and lace, richly embroider_ in gold stars. Lady Clavering, by Lady Collingwood. Lady Clavering wore a dress of peach satin, enabroideredin-silver. Miss Clavering, by Lady Clavering. Miss Clavering wore a dress of white lace net and silver. _ Miss Leonard, by Lady Leonard. Miss Leonard wore a British lace dress, ornamented with flowers. Lady Ennis MOore, by the Countess of Cork. Her Lady ship wore a superb dress of British lace, embroidered' in sil ver and vk reatlis of amethyst. The Miss Calvens, by Mrs. Calvert. The Miss Cal verts dresses were British lace net, with patent pearl. NI rs. Calvert wore a dress . of apple-green satin, covered with lace and p.. - arls. Lady Very, by the Countess of Limerick. Ladies L. and M. Very wore white crape dresses, beautifully ornamented with lace and flowers. The Countess of Limerick wore a handsome dress of white satin and British lace. Mrs, Broderick by the Viscountvss of Hampden. The Viscountess wore a superb dress of w hits satin, ornamented with precious stones and gold chains Miss Humphri , s, by the Lady in Waiting. Miss Smith, by the Countess of Tankerville: Lord and Lady Bellmore. Miss Sullivan, by her Mother. . Mr. Temple, by Lord Palmerstone. 1 wo Miss Perceyals, by their Mother, Mrs. Perceval. Miss A. M. Sutton, by her Mother. Lady H. Egerton, by the Countess of Bridgewater. Lady M. Pratt, by the Countess of Camden. Lady E. Bingham, by Countess Spencer. Mr. Byerley, by the Earl Morton. Miss Monson, by the Lady in Waiting. Two Ladies Fitzroy, by the Lady in Waiting. Miss Vernon, by the Lady in Waiting. Miss Blackburn, by Mrs. Blackburn. Mr Aide, toy Earl Morton. Two Ladies Legge, by Countess Dartmouth. Major Widderington, by General J. Baltour. Earl Talbot, on being appointed Lord Lieutenant of Stat ford. Capt. Canning, on arrival with dispatches from Earl Wel - ington. • Miss Fortescue, by her Mother. Dr. 1. Willis, by the Earl of Morton. Col. Elliott, by ditto. Lady L Sackvil le, by the Duchess of Dorset. I. S. Rochford, by Earl Morton. • Dr. Baitlie, by ditto. Captain Berestord, by ditto. Lady Berestord, by the Lady in Waiting. The Duke of Deyonshire, on coming to his title. Lord Cranbourn, on coining of age, by Lord Talbot. Marquis ot Sligo, by Count Ludoft.. Miss Drummond, by MrS. Drummond.- Captain Hothain, by Sir S. 'Villa. Miss F. ahiffner, by Mrs. Shitther. Miss Mary Townsend, by Countess Chatham. Mr. Barry Barry, on taking the name. Lady Bellmore, by Lady' Hinchinbrook.' Lord Powerscourt, by the Earl of Morton. Mrs. G. Lambe, by Viscountess Melville. Lady lane Harvey, by her Mother the Countess of Oxford. Colonel Palmer, Mattis promotion as Aid-dc-Camp to the Prince Regent, • Captain and Mrs. Agar, on their marriage. Capt. Charretie, on his promotion to the zd Life Guards. Colonel It. A. Dalzel, on his promotion. Two Miss VVieliards„ by the Lady in Waiting. Miss Calthorp, by Lady C4lthorp. Miss Smith, by her Mother, Lady Farmington. Mrs. Coke, by the Lady in Waiting. ' Miss Eden, by . Lady Henley. Mrs. Primrose, by the Lady in Waiting. Lady Finch, by her Mother the Countess of Ay•lcsford. Miss Simeon, by the Lady in Waiting. Miss Coutts, by ditto. Miss Eyre, by ditto. Miss M'Cloud, by ditto. •Miss 'Filson, by ditto. Mr. 'Filson, by the Earl ot Morton. Major Cameron, by General Cameron. Doctors Mason and Pemberton, on the appointment o. Physicians. Miss Spencer, by her Mother, Countess Spencer. Miss Foley, by the Lady in Waiting. Miss Harboard, by ditto. Miss Disney, by ditto. Lady and Miss Curuorl, by ditto. Lany Edgcoinbe by ditto. Miss M. A. MonCton, by her Mother, Mrs. Monton. Mr. E. Moncton, by Mr. Montton. Miss Monson, by Lieutenant Monson. Lady C. Vaughan, by the Countess of .4.boyne. The Hon. Mrs. Milnes, Oil her marriage. Lord Compton, by the Eartof Worton. Mrs. Dye, by the Dowager Countess ot Pembroke. Miss Clietwynd, by Lord R. Seymour. Lady Loudon, by the Countess of Loudon and Moira. LADIES' DRESSES. • Her MA izs-ry- r Wore a superb dress of white and silver, the petticoat composed of white satin, embroidered and co-, vered with draperies of striped silver tissue, tastefully dis posed and crnaalentekt on the one side with a broad net fringe, in dead and bright silver, lointing a very striking and elegant drapery, looped together in dilfrieut direetions, with bunches of cotds and tassels; smaller draperies richly ornamented to correspond, completed this elegant dress; robe blue anti • tilvtr tissu&.i with stomacher of diamonds, and trimmed With point fact.._..: - • . . Her Royal Highness PRINCESS ALIGUSTA.--.A dress of blue crape embroidered with silver,_ the bottom of tic dress 'sir ad border of Vandykes, " ,liver foil, Clli!oidered with• silier bullion with, hunches of flowers in spangles, upon :A grout:d spotted with oyitt spangles and rings, large (i - aperies eirChroidered with Wreaths tit paiiion flowers, intermixed with wheat ears and large. foil leave's, had, an elegant and Striking circa, small square droeties ort tb felt appropriate horderi., and finished with curds slid biuliarr tassels ; robe blue and 'Princess MARY —Wore's (Cress of pale pink twill sarsriet, embroidered with silver, in wreaths and bunches of passion flowers, and ornamented with draperies of beautiful blond lace, relieved by smaller festoon draperies of pink twill, em broidered in wreaths of large passion flowers, in dead and bright foil, and ornamented with superb bunches of fringe tassels : this dress was particularly' beautiful , from the deli cacy of the colours and the intermixture of the blond lace and silver flowers"; robe, pink and silver, trirnined with blond lace and diamonds. Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS of WALIs displayed her usual elegance of taste, in a superb rich silver court train and petticoat, trimmed all round the petticoat and train with a magnificent silver net fringe, with convex spangles, and bnriches of fancy tassels; the petticoat covered with a su perb silver. Grecian net drapery, beautifully embroidered with a chenille border, forming con volvoluses, roses, and jonquils; and other fancy flowers; the body, sleeves, and pocket-holes, fancifully embroidered s to correspond ; the drapery'looped With diamonds, topazes, emeralds, and other costly stOnes, with a superb festoon chain of magnificent diamonds, form ing rosettes and beautiful stars : the splendour and elegance of this dress had a brilliant cited ; head-dress of diamonds, and fine ostrich phone, &c. Princess CA ST E 1:CIC ALA—A dress of pale blue sarsnet, ornamented with draperies of paten; lace, with bunches of white roses, lilacs, myrtle, and orange blossoms; robe pale blue sarsnet trimmed to correspond. Her Grace the Duchess of be cct roost was presented _to her Majesty, on corning to the title, in a very elegant dress of black crape and biigles. - The Hon. M rs. - M tr. Nr.s .was presented on her marriage, in a very superb white and silver dress of satin and net, rich ly embroidered in bright and matted silver, elegantly orna molted with broad Silverlall fringe and tassels, the train to correspond, embroidered si n ! trimmed with \ silver and point lace; the beauty and magnificence of the whole was univer sally admired. The elegant Miss Ft TZGER A.LDS were presented by their mother Lady Robert, in tasteful dresses of pink crape, orna mented with bunches of hyacinths. These tactics were gene rally admired tor beauty and elegance. Trains white s-din, trimmed with lace. _ Miss Mort GA tv, presented by Lady C. Wood—Body and train of white satin,' with draperies of white lace and pt.arls, - petticoat. of white satin, with draperies of white lace, •hand so!l' el y 'trimmed with pearl chains, &c. and faStend up by, massy pearl ropes, tassels, ancistraps ; at the bottom of the dress was an exceedingly handsr , tne border; embroidered in clusters of pearls and chenille intermixed;, this dress was particularly admired tbr its elegance and simplicity ; head. dress, diamonds and feathers Miss WOOD, presented by LadySomers.--Body and train of white satin, handsomely tiimined with lace, and a rich sto tnacher of pearls, train trimmed round With pearl fringe, pe ticoat of white net over satin, superbly embroidered with pearls in grapes and vine leaves, draperies drawn aside, and Listened by, bunches of delicate white satin flowers this dress could not fail of attratling admiration, as well as its lovely wearer. Duchess Dowager of LsEns.—A petticoat of white satin, with a handsome raised border, beautifully embroidered in silver spangles, and confined by clusters of briliant silver; splendid draperies of lace, richly embroidered in silver clover, with superb borders of silver lilies and cOrnfiowets, sup ported by brilliant chains arid tassels, and tiiMmed with a rich silver fringe ; a train of delicate dove satin, with rich' embroidered body sleeves; .head-dress diamonds, and a superb plume o;• ostrich feathers. Marchioness of HER r roab.—A splendid dress of white satin and British lace, richly embroidered in wreaths of gold and pearls, which had a beautiful died. archionet.s of W r Neu EsTut —A lace dress, richly worked in white silk, with an elegant border of bouquets of a must beautiful design, and deep frir.ges; over a jonquil satin, train of the same, trimmed with rich range, and Brussels lace sleeves and body ; a profusion of diamonds head dress - of diainonus, with a plume of white feathers and Brussels lap. pets ; this dress was extremely magnificent. The Marchioness of HERDFORT— Wore, an elegant dress of green and gold ; train to correspond. Countess of MEAIituROUGH - A dress of white satin, em. bruidered in gold CoUntess of CA mutt N—A pale blue satin train and petti coat with white Brussel lace draperies. Countess of SPENCER -Train of white satin richly em broidered, with stones of ruby and gold, petticoat of white satin, embroidered in gold, with draperie%, of India tissue ; head dress, feathers arid diamonds. - Countess Qt . I' smattoitc.. dress in blue crape, with border worked in white chenille and oval pearls, orna. 'merited with bead chains and trimming; blue satin robe, and point lace. The Countess of Mar/sr rich brown and gold tissue petticoat and train, trimmed with rich Vandyke, gold trimming, and beads of gold ; head-dress, a tine plume of yellow feathers, and diamonds. Countess- ST . NI A R-TrN De t RON T .--A dress or white crape appliqued with white satin flowers, with velvet leaves in festoons and hunches, forming draperies, and ornamented witb pale blue cords, tassels and bows of ribbon to corl'es-' spond, with a blue s4tin robe, trimmed with point lace, Dowager Lady.BK OWN Low—A petticoat of white crape, with a superb border of gold embroidered liburnatni, with a magnificent centre, double stripe or rich gold liburnam, over which was worn draperies of era Re., richly covered with gold stars, and borders of small liburnam, confined and festooned with gold cords and 'tassels, body and train of tine emerald green satin; trimmed _With Brussels point and gold ; head dress, diamonds and feathers. LaCly WARR ENDER, presented by Lady Arthur—A petti-- boat of white crape, with' a superb border tit promine t silver ruses and concave spangles, beautifully intermixed with 'clus ters of silver leaves, and • trimmed' with rich silver fringe, over which were double draperies new and elegantly designed, with rich borders of silver roses and leaves, edged with ail— ver fringe, the ground work richly covered with brilliant ail va stars, and confined with silver tassels; the robe of white crape over pale pink satin, with the same superb border as the petticoat. This dress was particularly remarked for its elegance. Lady Lou rsA GREY—A 'petticoat Of while satin, .with a beautiful border of silver lamee roses; the splendid draperies of lace, richly embroidered in a silver scroll border in rich lamee, the ground work beautiful lamee leaves, suspendedibt brilliant tassels • train of white satin, trimmed with Brussels lace, body and s leeves in lamee. Lady G sv —A beautiful dress of white satin and lace,. looped.up with wreaths of amethyst-and gold chains. Lady HA c c.Lit STOW—A 'beautiful dress of black crape, embroidered in wreaths of jet. Lady 1V ',Rau icrofq —A beautiful dress of. white satin and blonde. Lady C., Ails Lily —A beautiful dress - of . white.lace net and flowers. Lady MILD 31 A Y —A splendid dress of pea-bloom satin, .richly embroidered in borders of pearls and lace draperies. Lady RA NEL AG ri —A dress of white satin, covered with lace, and ornamented with flowers. Lady MARY DRUMMOND —White satin petticoat, white crape drapery, richly appliqued in white velvet, and train to match. _ _ _ Lady CAVILER UNE BRECKNILL —A dress of white crape, richly embroidered with silver, in pointed draperies, spangled all over with borders of vine leaves in wreaths, interwoven with fancy flowers in foil and ring spangles, silver cords, tassels, .set. ; r be, white crape, trimmed with silver. Lady Lutz AELTHB NGRANI —A white satin trainand pet ticoat, maginticently embroidered m lama silver, the design forming rows of bouquets of wheat ears, the draperies of white net, with the same magnificent border of erribrOidered lama silver, the pocket-holes, were fancifully ornamented with bunches of silver whearears ; this dress had a surpris ing new and elegant eiled, and the beauty of the wearer at traded every Vie at Court. Lady SARA kt SPENCER —Body and tOin of white crape, trimmed with lace, petticoat of white satin, with handsome fringe at the bottom, draperies of crape, ornamented with the same, and tied with bows of ribbon. Lady GEORG INA SPENCER, presented by her mother, the Countess of Spencer—Body and train of white crape, trim. med with lace, petticoat of white satin, with handsome Spa nish fringe at the bottom, draperies Of crap; ornamented with the same, and tied up with bows of ribbon. Lady CRAWFORD -Body and train of white satin, trim-. •med with point face; petticoat of crape over satin, trimmed with fringe, and tasteued up with ribbons.. Lady h.ostir FITZGERALD wore a dress of black lace, decorated with elegant ouncrles of lilacs ; her - ladyship Dever, appeared to greater adramage ; head dress, 'featheis'and dta monds. Lady IsnaELLA.y NNE-A lilac crape, riclay worked iu wt►ttu biaJs aid bugles, with deep Irifigcs, the borders - forrtring roar separate draperies, train •to correspond, with' II- ss,,s C 3 suit. . Lady IZ ADV Tkor NE, presented —Dress, vg.tvi lc sa tin petticoat,. covered with white crape:draperies, orn orient ed with white lilacs and tassels, crap: train; , heart—tress, feathers anti .pea r is. . . _ La'ly ANN CULLING SMITH - AnAurora crape petticoat and tram, with Roman pearl leifoons,, forming two draperies over white satin; pearl ornaments and feathers, to form a `tettrkish heid-dress. :d'IY, Mit TA X ott —A dress of white satin and beids ; _teal lteks kit diamonds.. . • La.ty A flocs --ircit,P,orriona green ,arid white satin court petticoat, richly embroidered in fai.i.,y,fi., , vers, with d iubic draperies, embroidered in rancy wreaths; train of rich .Poinona giFen aod white,satin, ornamcri it and. trimmed to correspond, lardy, sleeves, and pckcket.fautes trimmed with point lace, head dress of Magnificent diamonds and ostrich feathers, . . Lady N iaon—Body and train of sapphire blue satin, hand satnely tritnined, with' lace and fringe r petticoat of white crape, richly appliqued in gold, avid fastened up with cords • and taliklS head-dress of gold tissue, with f:a!hers aner dia moods. .„ Kin Mrs. Gosl.l No —A dress of aephyr blue satin, beau , tiftklly ornamented with patent net acid wreaths of white lac' nrerspersed with rosettes and bolds of blue satin ribbon, and finished with a double tall of lace at the bottom; robe; blue satin, trimmed with point lace. The lion. Mrs. IF ri s A very superb dress of rich oblique gold tissue ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Miss ANNA MARIA iRHY, presented her mother, Letly . iSostati - Wore a dress of white erase, trimmed with White lilacs and green leaves, in wreath, across tile dress, and finished with white satin ribbon. Misr; C. DgMIR —Petticoat of buffgad silver tiss'tr, tri rites med with silver lace, and fastened up won cords and tas sels, train to •correspond, trimmed with point lice; head dress, silver and tissue, feathers and diamonds. Lady CAROLINE MURRAY, A gree4 crape petticoat, dra, perics and train of the same, the draperies fastened up, and enriched with wreaths of roses and lezitoons of aius bead& ; the train and bottom of the petticoat tritimiewl to cor respond. Lady SHAW —Body and train of violet satin, trimmed with lace, petticoat at the same, covered by draperies of black lace, ornamented with ribbons, and tied up with tufts of vi olets ; head-dress teat hers and di tmonds. . . Mrs. H. FA N —White satin petticoat arvi train, with pa.. tent Brussels lace-draperies and wreathS of jonquille; head dress, a tine plume of feathers and diamonds. The two Misses FANS— These dresses were extremely de licate, : and ;seemed to be greatly admired for their eleg.nt simplicity; the petticoat of white satin, with Etruscan lriNe round the bottom ; the draperies were formed of the finest English Brussels lace, fastened up and .enriched with leStoons, ropes and tassels of the most superb English pearls, trains of the. same, costly Brussels lace, richly trimmed en suite. . lion. M rs. lV es r —Body and train of yellow satin, hand• idrnely trimmed with point lace and silver, Spanish fringe petticoat of _white crape, richly embroidered in silver drape. ries embroidered in crown imperials and fastened up with cords and tassels.; head dress teathas and diamonds. Mrs. lierdraftE*l —Body and train of blue satin, hand sorneiy. trimmed with point lace, petticoat of blue crape over satin, trimined with shell trimming, and tied up with ribbons; head-dress of sliver tissue with feathers and dia monds. MISS HUMPHREYS, pie:illted-sBodY and train of white crape and satin, handsomely trimmed with lace, petticoat of white satin, with draperies of crane ornamented with ribliori, and fastened up with hunches of white lilac ; held dress, plume of feathers and diamonds. Mrs. Da Ax —Petticoat of blue Italian satin, trimmed with gold fringe, and fastened up with cords and tassels; train to correspond, trimmed with point lace. - Mrs. Ds CR.E.Y,—Body and train of primrose crape, trim med with a narrow 'wreathing`of primroses and pint lace, petticoat of the same over whim satin, with a handsome wreathing of morning and evening primroses at the buitoth, draperies ornamented and fastened up with bu.r..die s of the same, and tied with variegated ribbons. This dress was particularly noticed for i:s novelty of style and simplicity. Head-dress of feathers ; necklace, ear-sings, rte. of• ame 'thysts. Mrs. AMP t IR. —A 'petticoat of lilac satin, with borders, of fine lace, draperies of handsome lilac, festooned and or.- namented with links of pearls, and confined by pearl tassels; train of lilac satin, trimmed with beautiful lace and pearls ; head-dress diamonds and feathers. Mrs MANNING—A petticoat of white crape over white satin, richly appliqued in a superb bordeiot silver flowers in clusters, and beautifully inter:nixed with sprigs of train white satin, trimmed sx th Br:lssas point Mrs. AGAR•-A petticoat of white satin, with a border of white crape aril lilies of the valley, simple and elegant dra peries of white crape, confined anti ornamented with lilies of the valley i • robe of white satin, trimmed with tine Brus sels point and small wreaths of lilies ; head-dress diamonds and feathers. Mrs. Hum An elegant mounting pericoat and robe of black gossamer gauze; confined by bi ack tested Dower; ; head-dress, black feathers and garnets. Mrs. G WYN NI-A dress of apple green satin, with lace draperies: mrs. o c dress of primrose satin, with lace dra. peries, embroidered in silver. - -Mrs, V•isz —A white lace dress ornamented with patent pearl. . . Mrs. Wzr.LIAM SO St —A dress of white and silver. • The Hon. two Misses Sow Tit —White crape with fringe and silver spangles and parti-colour flowers. its Cusr —A petticoat of white lace, with a beautiful embroidered border in grouper of blue and silver, with dra. peries richly embroidered to silver stars, with superb bor. ders of blue and silver ; 'Spanish sleeves richly embroidered in silver and trimmed with fine l3cusseis point; head-dress diamonds, with blue avd white ostrich leathers, Miss Lucy Cost. —The same. MISS MARY GUST —The same. 'Miss Ps cF. TUNER, presented by her mother, Lady Page - Thrner —A petticoat of white satin with a superb border, beautifully embroidered in silver wheat ears,'scrolls of white satin and clusters of leaves, over which was worn an de. Kant and simple clea l iery of white lace with a superb bUrder, to correspond with the petticoat ; the ground-work richly showered with silver spangles, suspended by brilli-nt cords and tassels ; train, of lace ; the body and sleeves richly eat. broiderod ; head-dress diamonds arid . feathers. Miss EYRE—A petticoat of rich white satin, with - bor.. dens of lilac crape and bunches of lilacs:, simple draperies of Iliac crape confined by handsome bunches of lilacs ; tho train white satin ; head-dress diamonds-and feathers. Miss HA I, R lET LY RE—The same. Miss MILUMAY-- A beautiful dress of peach satin, lace and flowers. Miss GARTH - Rich silver grey silk pettici,at, fancifully emb:oidered with a rich applique lactd,r, with a white crap* drapery fancir nil y'embroinered, and in:tinged to c, respond ; rich white satin court train,, body nd sleLyes ornairientA and trimmed to c , ,rrespenct. • Miss Sa A isody and train of green cri.re..trirmed with wreathinKs of ivy and lace..petticlat ‘,f eh; s-a-rne over whit e satin, draperies of grass green crape, orname n t e d w ith vane- . gated ribbons, and tied up with bunches of ivy ; head.cLes si green teat hei s and diamonds. TLe. two Misses CEVAL (Lord Arden's daughter s ).— Very elegaatt dresses ; l'ett!coat or rich lilac s ati n , drape ries of lilac crape, fastened up with wreaths or roses an d myrtle, with te o sroos, r pes, and tassels of th e motit rious aqua marine beads; train of lilac satin, trimmed to match. Miss PRUMMON —ln a moat tasteful and simply elegant dress, the petticoat of delicate pick schrt diapery of pink crape, I.,tened up and enriched with wreaths of co „ vo i vo l us , jessamine, and w-wHt r,,pes anl.l tassels of beads, bottom of petticoat and traits trfinnued curres.. pond. Miss CR AWF oR u, presented • Wore a dress of white colic over satin, draperies ornameßted with ribbons, and tastefully tasten..d'up with bunche:+Ot lilies of the valley ; headAress, plitme of feathers and niatti..nds. Miss Art CO Lt.— ore_ a petticoat of pale peach blossomed satin, covered by draperies ot parent net, 1.7 ,-, :c.:tully,orawn up ;nidfasie:!ed with bunches of evening piiinroses : body and train of the - same,. handsomely trinivied with lace; head_ dress of feat liti.rs and anietnysts'. Miss S. (;0154.?1,N a - Petticoat of white satin, covered with draperies of crape and fastened up wan uf jessmnine, train of blue satin, handsomely tritioned with la.e; head_ dress. Leathers and .h.trnortds...: • Miss it...RR - Body and train of pink satin, and go;sarnet pet, trininiet; with poin; Lux, petticoat ot• the some, ortia niented with ribbons, arid fa.iiened nii with bunches of holy. hocks ; ncld-diess, feathers dud pearls Miss SOLLtv AN presented -Lindy Aid" tr i an of white sa. - - tin, tritntiteq withpetticoat Li: White satin, it'i dra_ peries of lace, fastened up withVarie N 'Atett flowers, and ortia• . ntAited rinbons ; heathdress, - ieathers and diantorids. Attiolig the Lathe!, particulArlyadiniied were— i.the Hon. Miss MOnckton, who .4)oe.h,e,i in lilac and silver dresses, the d signs of . Winch Werz truly elegant. The Countess of Chat taut. the Cuinites's ul Perrininke, Lady Ailary Lady Diana fi_rbert#- Lady Middleton, the lion. Miss To t1411431d, Use lion. AI is 4