The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-19 00:00:00

iiidYkstkit Yesterday . ? being the Anniversary. on sthich the Festival in honour of the Birth of nut most graciolis and truiy amiable' QtralN is -celebrated; HER wry having completed her.6oth year on ,the isrith of May last, the same was obaeryed with great splendour and magnificence. 'The •Inbrning, as is customary, was ushered in with the ringing, of bells; and the Flags from the'steeples of the Churches ) the Tower, and-various other public places, wci; • display e d, w i t h S tandards 'of the 'United Kingdorui and the most lively and general expressions of, loyal. tr and attachment were manifested by *ail ,ranks of People to HER MAJESTY.: • At one *lock 6o guns in St, .jarnesss Park were Ifni, being as' many as HER MAJESTY is. MiS Id; and the 61 guns were fired fiom the Tower Wharf, QAbout ten o'clock His MAJESTY arrived at the ueen's House from Kew to breakfast.. The DUKES YORK, CUMBERLAND, SUSSEX, and - 1141 Dot, breakfasted with HER MAJESTY, and Paid theivespeds. The ROYAL FAMILY, as usual, on the Bitch., days of THEIR MAJESTIES, breakfasted inthe 1 1 )11 n.E00M., ilnd while they were at breakfast, a Sncert was performed by HER 'MnJ ESTY'S Band, whcypetfoinied 'Several Pieces seleded by His MA- Agin eleven o'clock the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE QALES, attended by • L4 . dy EL -dill, came to the. ueen's House, to pay her itSpetis to Ht R MA;' . . with ~ A , twe l ve nitiock THEIR MAfENT/ ES, the jNINCEUS CHAALOTTE of WALEs, went to. St. ame,,th Palace, Th e y w ere followed by . the PRINr t " s "' 3 rill Attendants, in two iages. . About two o'clock the ROY ku carr FAssitv left their privdte apartments, to proceed to the Diawink•-ronm. ACthey pased . th roug h the Anti.chamber,i his being flrst Drawin g room in this year, pursuant to the Zkiatter of CUAIII.ES It. founding a 'School at • l 'tiltlit Hospital,- f or educating forty boys for the at llert ic 2 the Scholars appeared, with. their .Master, e, LittimNwE i at t h e i r h ea d, holding. in their ndi the b ooks and draWi ngs o f eac h, t hei r per laisnets since list year, and describing the pro: re! Rath had made . in Nautical Mathematics., S ir gad 1a ANDattsorr, the Presid ent o f t h e I nst i tut i on , 14' Iles P lt l ALMER, Esq. the T reasurer , p resente d ofty boy s to T HEIR MAJE STIRS'and the PAID/ . . h'liikli nene of the m excee d e d seventeen , years ci f ; ii t. li n MAlarry was pleated to examine several e►thei r drawings and books, and was, graciously ' Stale d , to ex pre - si his Royal approbitiOn of the,p_ro. ! 1 ire they had made. • The President laid . .before i,t 1 I 'MAIasTY a list of the youths, their age; &c. - 7. - ,t i'l eontained likewise a list of those who have, gone , a k eat c , the what Sc hool d ur i ng t h e l ast seven y ears , sand -w h, P tt ielitions they had been arti c l e d to t ale t ; it was 4tsarir printed, and hound in gold paper to t h t ;•- Which Ills , AJESTY commanded to be.,.delivera , cam of 1 T 1". the .a.,0R,, ...AAMBRALAIN•• . By- , ri l l. ,t)f the LORD CHAMBERLAIN the &ors. of -,-,:awi"Vrentu were not opened till Tx sla MAry pattr.ll "a entered, its was formerly done.. At a: past two. o'clock • the centre door of the .natter p a st Chamber, used as a • Drawing-Tomo,' ' , tit a, `rt eptetd, when Hts' MAYINTY, dressed irt-Re...• t. g e l i nt ' r l ah.• and wearing the . Order of Sr. George; li:ltieitLs the hy the Loan CHANCBLLOR I S . ( 1 -i l t ne Scale Bag, which -contained the Glen ` c e4 l 01 England, in his right hand; : the. 1.40 x o i 4 hME I ~, Lord J, Th Itt.AINI, Marquis toptitxTrotto, .. , I &,,,,, ? "s i Eat' AyialsFoit,'La r d ARDEN, .1., , 4(1 Oe t uket. the H on . Mr...VILLIERS, and othel. • ce r% of State. HIE MAJESTIC COnversetl, for hamsi l imes with the LORD CkLaNc kiI.I. )it• and the„ `. qouis (4. . i.. i • -,7° MERIFDRD. ink p l il lt Ili vry being ready to enter ,the DraW.--- 11 1 ; -nrn t the door was . dpenekt again, when Hit. °' c ii I t•r'°t and the Pa i NC.ESSES enteted. The 1-.° ll :' P:4'4II4AM waved his Wand'of Office to, Sir V. th e - `, ° ,, N si who • was attending in the room bellied l'e r f "r "el with a very seise Band„ - When .the th e m r • rtm ,, n e of. net Birth-Dety Ci4e commenced I ' 1441,"'e (4 which, by the, express desire . of His nt z :"i' T lro. WRE . Seleaed from the' s :Works of 1 - 1.414,... i 44 ' "Y Sir W. PAasoxsi. who ; displayed, greo . *a th e judgment in adapting appropriate Mum co tic ' rth. If.cornmenced with the Overture i44,l,tii, Mr , ! . WELBH.gave ..an excellent 11 all ~ 16'6 "'OW from the same : . Master ,SDRITH ! of 6 00 A .11 ,! ill it°Yal ) . gave a •Tre4lcorolo,very.c6 rtcttly , . fr aln "V"tursto.. Mr. W. KNYVRIT gave a song . elta rin t !'e 'ones in a Very finished style, with a most. I e h I v 000 . 14geAccomponiment for the Oboe and San $ Ind 11 re most admirably played by Macao. PARR from °Ll4lB .' The concluded with c Ch9rso " 1 AD torr , Ode . .. • . 1.. liel t w il f 4 , o 4 `q hrT 3 ; took his station near the first wine. ,. 1 occeil tn tn t h t he door of the room. . He aPPeirrn P aPe6is o f -ea lth and spirits, and received the re and appear ' r d with his usual 'condescensio „ n, v /illt s d e ' to go through the fatigues of ,the ciay fi elt 1,,„") oftomposure. . . third w r m i 'llwrY remai ne d b etween t h e s ec on d 04 . Meerh . - "l' v 's - the Cot/Me/is of HA:tat :4 d 'CoN h 014.., ,-,tallt• Colonel I )ISPIROW,HER M4'PESTit t s, Earl `-ttamberlain, attending her right side, and m olt tesei v i n I ° l4 , ;11 Chamberlain, on her left,. hti o ,, the vitas. of,those, who had the honour ot th e i t t P4rented to he'r. These ceremonies engaged lir a - "ion of HER MA/RETY.fDt a considetable' .h • aft " the Arawi h rk twoe s i... g Room COMmenced;,.. The cow 'a B stood to the left of lila MAJESTY, C. An it tc , th ''s of w 4 Sen i°o l Y ultheir ,age. The.Pitttr ' OLo uc A L", Rod the Palters SOPHIA. of It er) _ E ITRR, iineci them: The Foreign, Mini. N et ': well as those Presented , after paying their. Pitri:.4 it) a s MAJESTY, did ,the same to the : 0 "%; kiSIS • . Ihe ...vacs of KENT, SUSSR.% ) and , okk ik T\ /11°0k h an d ,' Caine in about half past two, and 1 i fr , eti _ ands with their Royal Sisters in the moat s n d _'."ate Manner.. , the ..1 ) The Pativcess ErazAurrts, I' l ukt of S ss x hat and L ,y t , conversed .with Mr. he ti me. ..„„ orn HAW KISBURY for a conaidkttra tEvt - tile DUK E ' Pln.-tta, and. p ,UMBRItLAND and GLotrat. ed th e D.,.. 111 N°I WItL.IANI of GLOUCESTER, res clock t 1 Party in a b bort time after. At. arribte 'VK the 'Duxe and IN ' -..•utcuess of Yoax itkii. to 4tate. i 4 :PhVii on, or n _ 'rite DUTCH ass, either fro . m uat 4 4 0 ,.. n a l p of the heat, remain. " twenty-minutes 'in the total!), At ' tialf pest thtee o ' c l oc k the PIOJet of . camel in State, accompinied by. the Mike of RRNCE. His Royal Highness the PRINCE remained till the . close of the Drawing room. A i the Court were present, besides the whole trfthe ,•, ROYAL FAMILY, and thoie we h a d Jut pleaiure naming, ,the Cabinet, Ministers and gieit-f.)fliceis ' of State, the Loup -CHAt7CELLOR, in his State Robes, the SPEAKER of the House of Comnions,'in . his State Robes, the Lord CHIEF jusTwas - of - the Cour! of King's Bench and Common Pleas, Mr. EusioNe . , in his full Robes, a ' s Chancellor . to th e PatNce of WALES, the MASTER of the ROLLS, the CHANCELLOR of the Excittlizoitt, the , ScE It EVA. of STATE, the SECRETARY at WAR, the:-AT TORNEY', SOLICITOR, and ADYOCATE GENERALE, the juvoE Of the ADMIRALTY, the JUDGE TIAL, the DEAN of WEsTMINsTER,' the PROVObT . of ETON COLLEGE, theSHERIFFs.of ._the LORD MAYOR, and. RECORDER of LONDON , and there were present , • ' _ . Duke.t—Beaufort, Roxburgh, and Soinerset. ilifirryiditres— 13 landlord, Lome, C o rnwallis, Hertford, Titeh field, Bath,. Townshend homond, kieadfort. ,and Cir.. •- - • Zarip—Scarhorough, Uxbridge, ,a Portsrnnuth, Mciuntnorris, Kingston, Harrington, Morton, jersey, -.Sandwich, Harcourt, Dorchester,. Chester*ld„ Poulett, Fik, Aylesford, Delaware, Chatham; Westmorland,. Spencer, Athlone, Malmesbury; Bathurst, Myers, Effing.. hatn,7Rofnriey, Mount Edgeournbe, .Bristol, Moira, Mac clesfield, Mansfield, Bridgewater, Teritpletown, and King. . ston; , Viscounts —Wein worth, Sidney,• Rtinelagh, Castlereaghi Sid . Mouth, Stopford, Gosford, Limerick, and auncannon. • .Lords,— , kodstack, A. Beauclerk, Selsea, Stopford, Dynavors Casilis, St. Helen's, Amherst, Arden, Glenbervic, Eldon, Villiers, Somerville, Flawkesbury, BanbuTY, Keith, Markham, St. Asaph, Chetwynd, Hamilton, Braybrook, .Warrington, Hinton, H. Fitzgerald, Eliot, ~W. Russell, Melville, Ellenborough, Binning, Mar sham, Kenyon, Hay warden,' Loudon, . Ossulston, Sel -Itirk,G. Thynne, Willoughby de Broke, Bruce, Boring don, Portchester, POWiS." Mulgrave, Hutton, S. Thymic, Smiley, Aslibilinhain, Caledon, : Cranley, Lecale, Perth, Fauconberg, F., Spencer, Macdonald. Barons—licnqesch, Lenthe, islylcken, and De Rolle. . Gordon , . Sir*—R. Ford,"W; Sc ott, J. GD. Baird; I. Nicholls, C. Morgan; ( . -riot), I. Welch, G. Audley, J. Mans. field, A Maalonah ;Sl i , Cottetell,W. Grant, W. Welby,T.. M. Suttqn, H. B. Neale, C . M. Pole, C. Bowes, F.Nlil. man, j. talteton, I. Lavington, I. B. - Burps, S. Fludyer, J. Earner, A'. Clarke, I. B. Warren, W. Stirling, W. Cur tis, W. Kush, I. Heard, T. Douglas, I ..Lowther, G. Os-- . borne, S. riche!, I: Duff, W. Leighton, T. 'rroubridge, N. Dance, A • N.. Hammond, W. Phipps, J. Skane, 'W • Young, W. Blizard, C. Rich, C. B 6hop}, and C. Leith. rishopr—Gloucester, Winchester ' Litchfield, , Exeter, Bath and Wells, Chester , Durham, London, Cloyne, and Nor,. .•- • • ibtaiiirodarr:-Danish,'.Russiati, Prussian, Portuguese, Nee politan, American, Imperial, Turkish, and Wessian. ifthuirals--Markham, Gambier, Campbell, and •Etlington. Geiterali Ross, Gordon, Leslie Bloomfield, Gwynne,' Cart ' weight, Balfour, Wynyard„ . D ' undas, Lumley, Hewitt, Le. nox,,Fitzroy„,Calvert, Burrard, Arabin, 'Phipps, Manners, Leland, Grosvenor, aiul 13f0W11. Caiandi:-ROberts, De Grey, Muhl,' Cox; Vatson, Frede rick,'Roberts,' Dyke, Keating, M'euvrie,... fenkinson., Phipps, Carey, Harris, Dillon, Robinson, Beauthent, Acheson, Greville, Osborn, West, Pane, Turner, rlionias, Coventry, Bennet, Struts, Caper ' ,rolliffe, and Adam , Atijors..Rowlinson, Cartwright,. Xinienes, .Dougias, Au. brey, Gibson, Askew, M‘Rae,' Ogg, and Grey, and - • Ms - quarrie. . . . . •Captian;-.131rd, Guyat, Rowley., Towry,' Cutrit:% Chester, urr,,Whealwright, Cotlin;-Hamniet, Agir, I;:ssLtt, 54,“.- .. - kCillliC and WeYland. -, ' • . 'Rev. Drs.--Vitscent and Davis. rS. ' Mastr.r.—Nettille, 'Dent, S. • It Cockerel i T. Sheridan, Sykes, Verney, Herbert, /lost, •Witberfofce She ridan, Erskine,. Cornwall, Tientey, Valasittart, Windham, Villiers, Silvester, Shaw, DiAitison, Sloane, Bloatson, Cooper, West, R ichard}, .Polc,' • Rose Gordon, Hervey, . Perehard, MorguYi•Lanr;•C;, ,DYke, - Bond, It: Walpole,: I4ster, D. Grosvenor.. Enipt. , Long, Sin:,atd, Lumley, W. NLyiavarittg, Fremantle, A.. Whi:that% Itraxie, H. Addington, th, Smyth, Coup ; :r, 'rice.. Dickinson. Worth, Rose, ~ A tv,,crson, 11. Ledger, W lasyre, Percival, Corry, Al;oott, Mills, Fuller, Gibb 4, Morgan, Granth'am, 00lorne,•W. Difrnias, Per . ring, Bond, (;0rd0n,... Flower, SP.lrrow, Huskisson, W. Pcpys, A.•Stannope, Beaumont, K inward, Banks, Boyle, • 'Wallis, F. Pratt,. Darnley, Doroville, Wood, , Grink le, Curtis, Eiskington, R.Hawkins, Frere, Lawrenue,Poyntz, Pawsoo..Maio, Hill, M. Sutton, -Poole, Weyland, Mon. fefiore, C.. Talbot, Brook, Burgess, Serjeant, Hunter, Williams, Chaplin, and enn'. Diticbares:-. Roxburgh and Beaufort.' • • Alar-hiorresles—itaftbrd, Thomorid. Head fort, Downshire, • :Salisbury, Ely,. Donegal, Hertford, Townshenci, and Bath. .Con ilessfs—Portsmouth; Poulett, Kingston, Aylesbury, Mant .f cid; Pembruke,Rarrington,Camclen, Aylesford,Chathant, St, Vincent, Motra, Spencer, Athlone ~Essex, Huntingdon, • . Irleverity, Euston, Talbot, Craven, Woronzow, Westinor. Lind, Harcourt, Barryuwre, Effingham, Macclesfield, Dartmouth. Stahremberg, Carlisle, Kingston, and Jersey. Visccavi;errer-4 , - Cab t Won ti , Wentworth, and Duncennonv. • .14:11e —A. Carpenter; S. Carpenter, Lonsdale,. C, Lenox, • Chambers, .G raium d, C. Johnston, G lenbervie, M. Wyn-. • yard, WaiSinitham, Amherst, D.WaldegraVe, ly, M. Fitzroy, S. Stewari,Willoughby De Broke, Sudley, Calthoroe, D.Panter, Hawkesbury, Howard. ,Lavington, R ese„ Lucas, Fauconberg,.Welby, Arden, fluntingfield, Hamilton, Cranky, Dacre, Loudon, 'Metcalf, St. Asaph, Ashburnhant.. Colleton; Boston.. Dunlo;.. W. Russell, Henley, Rolle, .Pultency, M. Parker, ,Price. 3 Thypnes, Were, Chetwend,;' Langford, Plinchinbrok.e, E. Court ney, Marsharn, C. Villiers, - Praed, C. Stewart,' Cranky; Hartwell, Heard, Perth, Dundas, Croston; Sutherland, Windham, Melville, Young, Hammond, C. Stanhope, C.' Finch, L. Legge, NI. Fane, iloringdon, Lenage, Gerard, Taylor. Cedleto'n, and Fludyer. • Afirtrwes—Vreenvincle, Windham, Pole, Beaumont, Long, Wortley, Canning, Poole, Villiers, West, Bonfoy, Lumley, Sparrow, Bouverie. Ruskisson, Markham, Abbot, Perrot, • ,Dapier . , Canning, Heberden, Beaumont, Walpole, A. Stan- Towry, Warner, Montellore, and Ogg. 1lfis:11-2 Norths, z Ft e rcys, Egerton, Broderick, 3 Greys,. - Hervey, Byng, Chester, Banks Calthorpe,Law, Dickinson, Addington, Neville, Wortley, 'North, Coileton, Deacon', I Lavingtons, Binning, 3 Irbys, Smiley, Abbot, Colburn, Elliot, , Coventry, Onslow, North, Wynne, Poole.. • Amongst the numerous presentations to Heat MA. )ErrY Were : Viscount and Viscountess Ranelagh; upon their marriage. .. Lady Frahm Pratt, by her Mother, the •Countess of ,Camden. The Countess ludzoff, the Lady of the Grand. Chamber lain to the Einperor of Russia, by the Countess of Harrington, Col. Osborne, by his father, Sir George Osborne, Major Xitnenes, on his promotion to that rank. , Colonel Fane, by the Earl of Westmorland. • . ' Earl Moira and the Countess of Loudon and Moira, on their marriage. ~• Major-General the Earl of Banbury,, who kissed hands on his piromotion to a Majority in the 3rl- Regiment'of Guards. Mrs, Dickinson, by Lady Arden, Miss Sudley, by,the Lady in Waiting.. Lady Louisa, Lego, by the Countess - cif 'Dartmouth. The Countess of stahremberg,.the Lady of the , Imperial Ambassador, presented her t we. daughters. Lord and Lady Boringdon upon their marriage ; and Miss Eliot, by the Countess of Chatham. - The Sheriffs of Middlesex, by the Recorder of London. • The Rev. Mr. Wood, the Lord Mayor's Chaplain, by the saine. The Lord Mayor, by Alderman Parting. Mr. Grinkle, by. the Earl of Athlone. Mr. Curtis, by his fatter, Sir William Curti. Mr. G. 6. Maittwaring, by Ins father, W s illiam Alain- Mr.. F.sq. Miss Onslow, by Lady Craiticy. . . M Lo r t 'Ff e c. i t r;lrk uP , Q u n pon his ht r r i e li t ' l l tr i rt ") ga S t Pain ci Seicirk, America. ' • Miss North, the; daughter or the Bishop of Wirtchester„ by the Lady in Wailing. Miss Wynne,.byi.ady Headley. Major NJ 'Quarne, by Cot. M'Quatrie. Mrs. Towry, by the-Lady in Waiting, .• Mr.-Foster, upon his. being appnlinctl (.•hail•ll4r ul . tr: Exchequer for:lreland, hy NiSit GOrge Leigh.. . •• . , . - . Alderman filthier, bi the Pecorder. Mr. Wtli s iantA„ . .hy or f Charles Price. 'it 3)pr . Ogg, Li beitfg apiniinteil Gillett of ili:: 13ed eii.i tuber ta.tfie I.luke - of ausAex. ,-- -.•-: .., ~_-. :.-- • TnOse who have liteltheen appointed to Otti'COer State, were - 14701140:440•Her Majcst-y up9n their apppintuAnts. - • •S? or AOtew, by General Lumley. , 14`ii atT.i...ady VillierV'upnn-their marriage. , • T 1 it G,i;r99s the Duke and liiitches * of Roxburgh, tipon t their conititg'to their titles.- • • ' " • Sir,lsaae,t:Zotflp, by.Skrßrook Watson. ' Lord Ellbt, on his coining to his title. Mr; and Mrs. Canning, upon their mart ia ,, e. Sir DI - vitt-Blair. Mr. Walpole, by his father, Colonel Walpole. ' • Sir Alexander Grant, by the Earl Sandwich. Lieut,Cotonel Hillary, Commandcr of- the First 'ESsix 'Legion, by Lord Braprook. . -''lie Hart. 'Olin Xing, by iris brother, Lord Kingstiih: Viscount and ViscoUnlPs4 Sidnionth, upon thcir.creation to. that title. Mt. anti Mrs. Scutt, upon theirinarriage. .; : • . . , Colonel Gower, by Earl Canickn. • Lieut. Cotonel‘Keating, of the 56th _regiment, upttn his promotion. ‘ Captain cowryOf the R6Yal Naiy; upon his promotion. Miss Grant and Miss Louisa Grant, by„ Laity Dorchester, The Rev : Mr. Ord, by Lord Dorchester. The Hon. Mrs..Ord, by Lady Dorchester. . , • Lally Laura Fitzroy, by Lady Euston. LADIES DRESSES. HER:MAIESTY: An elegant white satin .petticoat, with net work em broidered in purple, a rich velvet border at the bottom of the petticoat, embroidered with white Chcnealvelvet, silk 14,werti and small 'tassels ; the drapery on, the right side or purple' velvet,, with embroidery in white, relieved with.larp points, looped up with pearl a n d diamond bows, Which drew up the drapery's that on.the left sidewas purple Velvet, embroidered' ,in bunches of large leaves'; rich purple and white tassels in termix'ed with acirns 'and embroidered bows finished this' dress, which had a most noble appearance. The.mantle rich purple and white fancy velvet,' with an elegant velvet embroidered border to correspond with the dress. PRINCESS AUGUSTA. •• A: magnificent dress of • green satin, 'superbly einbroidered in stripes of gold foil, relieved by festoons, richly spang l ed ; drapery of green velvet, richly oubroiderd, with a superbly elegant border of, gold Parisian nett, in festoons of rich foil strawberry leaves : hussar's' sash of green velvet, embroidered in stripes, having a strikingly new and elegant appearance ; at the bottoM of the pettreoat was displayed a beautiful shell work in gold; the whtile looped up with rich cords and tis. • • sels ; train, green and gold velvet, tissue. PRINCESS ELI2ABETH. The same as Princesss Augusta, in royal purple; train, purple and wild velvet tissue, in checks. fiead:dress, amnia beautiful gold net, richly spangled, and a prolusion of ale. gant royal . purple feathers, with a tiara of th e most superb 4iarponds. The °trod was altogether beautiful, and Her Royal Highness never appeared to more advantage. .PRINC.ESS MARY. • A petticoat of royal purple satin, With . three Magnificent draperies of purple veivet t richly.spangled in rings, %%all large gold foil vine leaves, elegantly entwined and intes; ersed throughout the whole, each drapery trimmed with the most beautiful Brussels point ; -the left side or the petticoat có. 'wed with long sashes in porple velvet,, richly embroidered in the Eastern style, and trimmed all round with the same beatitiful point that finished the draperies ; ,the bottuni in waves of gold and vin.leaveS finished this superb chess, which, Tor the simplicity and eleg,ititce displayed in the mui en4eM4r, surpassed every thing of the kited we have ever seen; train, purple and gold tissue, in checks, the same us Her 'Royal Higness Princess Elizabeth. PRINCESS SOPHIA. A. petticoat of orange-coloured satin, richly embroidered in silver; draperies of real black lace, with rich - embroidered borders of silver toil, intermixed with the lace. The whole had a most costly and superb ell4l, and fi tusked with rich siivcr.cords and tassels ; train, orange - co loured velvet and silver tissue.' PRINCESS AmguA, Apricot coloured satin petticoat richly embroidered with silver hops; draperies of black velvet, with a very rich em brolderidbOrder of silver hops, forming . an elegant wreath, ground work of an lagyptiun scroll , (he black velvet drapery trimmed with black lace, the petticoat the same, tine dra. `peries of black lace, elegantly relieved with silver rope and tassels, train of velvet tts►ue, .butt, black, and silver, and trimmed with sllver. . . HER ROYAL HIGHNESS_ THE PRINCESS OF WALES - Were * most magnificent .dress of ruby velvet, richly cm-. btoidered with silver and polished steel; to form largo branches and wreaths of fl owers ; the train was trill - ImA all round with'a most elegant gold fringe; the body tassel:lly ornamentedmith diamonds, .point lace and gold laurel The petticoat of white satin, embroidered with silver,aud polished steel, to correspond With the dress. lead dress of diamonds and ostrich leatheta.-- The aboie dress was universally ad, • •DUTCHESS OF YORK. • A white crapepetticoat richly embroidered in silver waves, with an Etruscan border of , real silver_orientai lame on ge , rankum Coloured crape draperiei of.the oriental real silver lamp. with wreaths of geranium ,beautifuliv painted on yel ,veti double draperies of crape, so very closely spangled with small silver spangles as almost to conceal the crape; -the whole had a very elegant and splendid ofEet ; train, geranium coloured satin trimmed with silver. She wore a pair otshoes' singularly unique and elegant, which set off' Her . Hig4ess's ti)qt - to , much advantage, .cbuSisting of white' silk. rrchly spangled with silver. Head dress was a brown velvet :1411- cl ea 4, with a plume of rich - white feathers, and a tiara of superb diamonds and rubies, with a branch,-.forming a cres cent. in front of the feathers; the headdress was particularly beautiful. PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF IVALES, Irt a muslin. frock, with , a gold 'fringe at the bottom,,,and gold. armlets on the upper part of the arm 'above the elbo'sV. Her Highness wore no. sash or head 'dress ; the drssi was per fedtly simple. • PRINCESS' SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER. Avery beautiful dress. of white. and gold the petticoat white satin superblY eMbroidered With gold in,stripes, the bottbm ornamented with ; rich border and golit•Trliage• ' -the drapery consisted of a very elegant gold embroidered net, which hid every strikinvand 'brilliant elleet ; train, gold tis sue trimmed with gold, to correspond ; white satin shoes embroidered with gold shapeS, richly trimmed with gold to settes. T,he whole of this dress .was completed with that taste and elegance' which always distinguishes Her Royal -Highness'i dress. , . Princess CAST tLeliAL.4—An elegant dress or wm te crape,' richly embroidered 10 gold; drop:Ties of puryle velvet and gold spangles ; train of purple velvet. embroidered and WM- Mt 4 with gold. • - • • ..Duteliess of Roxau A petticoat of white crape s co eereil with a rickmosaie of gold and silver spangles, b order of royal purple velvet, erohreidired in real gold oriental lame, with sprigs of wheat in coloured brilliant stones, to imitate topazes and rubies, end large real coque de pearls,set in gold ; draperies of white crape, covered with heart's ease, richly embroidered in the gold oriental lathe; border the Satrie.pat. tern. as the petticoat, but stiii richer furnished with double draperies, and gold net ; this train was without - exception one of the most magnificent and expensive that was ever seen at Court. Head dress, royal pUrple feather, with a tiara of diamonds train.of royal purpla:velyet, with a deep harder of real oriental lame, and brilliant stones entirely around, • .Dutehest of Nina/rafts blue satin petticoat, drapery of the same, with bands of .brown velvet, and Grecian bunter, richly embmiderod iu silver; train ' blue satin. MaNliaoriesa Atlas actiont—P,etticoat whit satin;-with Araperieinf crape, drawn up with gold tassels; train, cuqui- Heat vehrot. ' - hiarChipllCSS TOWNSH END—A pucc colour velvet, very richly .ernbroidered with guid. Marchiouess of Dowssgrott—A puce colour velvet, very richly rtirruried\with gold. - Mirchionoss SAt..tianky —A lead colour satin, richly spangled. Marchioness of ST APPORD —A dress of..greert. crape, rich ly embroidered With.gold ; drapery of velveq-looped up with bullion rope and tasgels ; robe of green velvet, superbly em broidered with *rid, and trimmed with point. head-dress, velvet and diamonds. Idarchioness of HEAT Fox D-- ; White crape petticoat, richly embroidered in gold, with a superb Et:wean border ; rich sash of white satin and gold; body and train of puce velvet, richly embrokilered. Head.dress, plume of ohtricii feathers and diamonds. - Her Ladyship never ;IppeAred, to greater ad.. vaniate,.at looked more strikingly liAodSr>ina of I CSR ,; • : o:it, ;~ :S: c‘,itl Ili' : . A beaqtifui turban iuidcro,: t r 1 , 1A,k1 ---AV 4110 tttipertny, ctahroidered with gold, elegant whir,: ti....:, , spAngled and ornan).:ht :xi tv ed rrespond C0 , .....te5s of DAKT.mouTu—Appared in a superb pettie Cott of white satin, with drapartes .01 white crape anti •with handsolue a I kierborticr ; hotly and. train of ,puce vet, richly uaithroidered to corrcspial, I-1 ead-trress, a white •atid . gold tottian, with diataloLds, and a plume of ostrich fedNhors, • • • DOA-Yager Countess SE ---13 . 11 Ct velva dregs trimmed .wits point lace; rich embroidered craiie petticoat ; dress, black velvet, rich phtme of ostrich it:Al:hers, and pro fusioh of fine diaMonds. C OUntCSS,B EV ,Xit F. --A crape. pettlo. , at i eletintly deco-, rated With brown coloured velvet, and tine point lace ; velvet. train to corrhpbad. ' . Coustt.ss S r-rox White. crape petticoat, drapery of white satin and crape, ornamented with gold roaleati, and. fastened with gold cord and tassels • black velvet train. Countess of C`A a)IA.ItV 0 ti —A bile s4tiii, very ricnly broidaeci, and lilted with gold.: . . Cohntesallt 11,06 i L„A puce colour dress, rich Ly spangled. Countess Gitit Kazoo r--A Hell silver enibroideted crape petticoat, en Moriagne, relieVed. , .viili a wre2th or Iliac, taste fully ornaniented with superb lace ; train; silver tissue. eottutess .of bite satin , petticoat• richly embroidered with gold sprigs ;. puce veiVet drapery eljgantly te‘itourted, and fastened with broidered bauds And gold , tati SOIS ; puce velvet train trimmed to c , orresilund. Cquntess of AYt tysFoWo-=A►. 116'4 and train of garter blue 'richly trimmed with gold; it-cF4pe petticoat, embroidered with -the saute, intermixed with Sable ; head-dress, a ilia mond bandeau, with aproluslou of otherjesve.ls. Her Lady !thiplooked nezrlYas young as her dabghter, and both were • partieularty notic4tt by idea Majesty. • Viscountess Sr. ANAr'a.-A rich gold COIOU red cra pe , ,`•tv it lo draperieliof black. race, intermixed with black velvet; train_ 'of-the same. ; Viscountess Ht nen rr4 noic.:-White and silver dusii fancifully . decorated ‘vith bands on ric.)) mbroblay n titr ; white satin 'train.' V iscounfesrCzt srtt.t -- A very deli gold ettiltroidered puce "satirk,petticoa,t, with draperies of puce velvet, and etniooldery of gold foil' spariries ; tails, mice and gold tissue. Lady 1t0;,,;.e A rictugold embroiderer! petticoat, elegant:- ly trunined'with swansdown ; - train to snit, richly triininad.: • ViSCOUnt.etiS., S I PS10:1A TIV--A very beautital whit , satin dress, elegantly ornamcnted with gold ; purple velv....t dm. pery' richly azubroicieied,'Witlfgold andllttrple'sre!Vet train. Lady Lu c $ Petticoat,crapa, botdered white velvet and •willi gold 'fringe, a 'drapery of cram," strowed with gold, and festo,onett with ruby velvet striped in gold stchlC, left side fastened with very 'rich gold cord and tassels, rich loop, and end crithroidired in white velvet.and.gold Iran), ruby' velvet, trimmed with gold,,,and blond cap, white and ruby-, with.goltfornaments,' and white ostrich plwiic• Lady GRANTHAM- l i eitiCOit, white, 4tteW tit with gold leaves, bordered with a puce and gold net, `edged with gol , i tcri)e, drapery crape anti, gold straw, lastch4d oh rlAilt z,itte with puce velvet wreathe and gold tassels; telt touter a Och drapery, bordered in ptice'and gold, tastened vvith..very rich. goltroorcl and tissetl44 trath,•puce velvet, trimmed with gniti and point lace ; cap, puccovtitte and gold,with White ostrich plurtie. • Lady Ratrsta.o it — 7Sn ' perlely dressed in a• white and silver petticoat, With ale ant sashes; embroidered.; train and body of white satin, embroidtreifin saver to correspond. • • - . •,Lady Lo Litoo —An ei,gant chess ot grcen and silver, wreaths of d4ad silver crossing the petticoat, ,and, - tintiches of silver tion..ers ; body and tFitin of pucc velvet and silver to correspond. Ilead-dress ' a plume of Ostrich fe. i sh ers '! Lady . I..;tt;nrOett--A dress of -amber crape, eta boSsed with silver, and trimmed-, with poinr. amber an,l gray droopin.; . f2ath...rs . aril diamonds ; the whole hadr.a beautiful eilket. • . 'lnc tidies T ZAQY --Were remarkable • for the elegant simplicity of thcii drt4ses.": white satin pettiLoat, with lace draperies, tastefully interspersed with bunches of runt.; body and train of, white satin, beautifully ornamented With lace and flowers; head-dress of the same, with ostrich tea:. t hers, ' Evening Dress.—White satin, intermixed with" lace and silver and %vett universally admired. , . ... Hon. Mts. W A Leo'. a..,.retticoat of white satin, drapery of blue satin, edged with sable, ornamented with gold braid; black velgut train.. • rs.Dtex rNsoN—White satin petticoat, fancifully deco rated with crape and beads, fringe to match.; train of white satin. Mrs. NtwatiLT—A White etapeipetticort;ittlfbreldereil silver ; buil:satin drapery, ornamented with ;,?tvs:r curd an,i. tasaelsi . ,train of Mack velvet, trimmed with sitycir lion. *Miss Vv?E —A rich white satin petticll,, with swansdown ornaments, t: - 6refiiily displayed 'and tinisnnl elegant net tassels ; tli train to uorrespond. . llott Miss pwa °EN rI. i, ^-'..A. yell 0 Vi , satin petticoat ; }Av.. velvet draperies t'atert,,,), with yellow baiitis, richly cillbrc: tiered virlth silver ; black velvct train, ; Mrs, folly orri.ummt"d with velvet boaters a.lll--Grec, 1.:14L% velvet 'lNi:cry, and tassel frinze ; vain of olact, vela •r. !firs. row, ,V bite satin letticoat, wil draperies of rich spangled crape, edged with silvr Lt.; :1 fringe; black. velvet tia: .missl.4l6Lo w--trApc petilcoat v with White satin drape ries,and tassel hinge rifliite . . . . . .„ Miss COLLE roN --White satin tr.nn,,tr,inimeti with whiic . . fringe, Ana lac ii siceves ; wiiite crJpe petticoat, ornamented with red roses ' . Head drcss t plunic and diamonds. '. worker i i g ss e T (:);:: L AN. , -A.• white satin. train ; IWy — and sleevespetticuat white crape, neatly worked in 'sil V4r . Misr All a v si. A lat IIY —A.. white crape,dreis, with drape.. riei festooned with nvit.itiet wreaths of cluvo puiks aitd hu restina ; train, white .satin, . *Churned tU curicapand with ti.i.ie dress. In tht evening t-is R MAltsTy haiti Grand Con.. cert at B,uckinghantliouse, under the. direftit,nlq)f' Mr. RoaeltS,'Whiel cOnsisted 9( the most favt ;trite parts of " ricir arid Galatee,'! and " ' Alexalldeet' ; Feast," 'and was performed by 'Hatt ivititfaS. TY'S private Band, with the vocal aid of. IVLidaine 80o:ow, and Me3SrS. VAUCLIA2I . , and BA .. R,TLE MAN, ' Who gave their several airs„ - &c. in a Inas. tcrly manner,' . but • were innst admired in the 4:etc'. brated trio,'" The Flocks shall tea ~e. The Pli'iNt.:llS9 Of WAl.ti Was allOved to be the ` Must superb and elegantly dressed. Fier dress was ~ )f crinitan,velv,et, ornamented with, gold !flee ) and a, most elegant set of diamonds looped up her sleeves on the shoulders ; she like Wisc wore a . prolusOn uE diarnonds,upop her neck; her hair was in 4 number, of plaitk,' '' moSf tastefully displaYcd. . :, Ladtrettirtisitu., GRAItAMi and th e Miss WH ITWORTII, were. prevented from going to. Colin on the Birth.day, ,by the death of their sister,. Lady iti t yrtfi. 'The grandest equipage displayed 'at Contt ye'i. terday was by the Countess_ of Lovo:.)N and.Mota A. Four footmen preceded het.oltair in new liveries. of , white turned up with black, ornamented with large silver knots ancr tassels'; the 'Clidirmin in dresses.. , The , Drtcheis of R...oxiiuttrar .1 , 14 K , IteXS in grandeur ; .her servants, had new :bottle green, liveries, must richly covered with goh' !act. The ' tOßD MAYOR Went tee COOTC.Vt:ster4.6V‘i'l. his handsome new private carriage, with his attend. tints in their state liykry,.greeti and goitt, !.. • Mr, SlierifFScitot.rr went in his state carriage, and state liver y , gteen and gold. Mr. Sheriff Domv it;LE Filiewi,e went in his state carriage, and state livery, blue and silver.. The - illumitutious last night throughout the me. trorolis, by RIR ,MAJEVIT'S 1 rldrmilen, Were witiculirly in the Strand, market, Pall Malt, anti St. I unes's.sireet. The ;me and the seiterat Theatres wcre not for their briiliant appearance. In DJvcr.street the itouz,clil MebSrb. 8013 E. R T BOUTANt, Artificial Flo; icb to HE It MAjr.hty, very tottetully illuminated, evincing their gratitui.t to their August Patrones s „