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Cavendish, C. Bentinck. , t• Van:r . --• 3 : 11 ,"wara , ' T Th •nne C. C. Stuart - C Graham A. Poulea., J. y , Gwydyr, C. Grattan, a • , . 1 G.. p a „t,.A . pa G et, Ponsonby, F. Haatings, A . l'eenon,, acme, A. Peel, Ellenhoretigh, Dowager Ellenborough? ROdney, 1.. Lanibton, 'rulLarnore, L. - Pusey, m ltad . ." . toeir, Ravens:v.)7 , J), Dynevor I. "Pjelding, Strong„l. . eyriek,'li. Cornwallis, E. Cornwallis,"J'• Zlitrir.i.; Burgh, palk,War , lnitten „, ,ll 3 l. Wfyorrnedar J. Clerk, .Lacnn," Dowager Seiltoun . ; J. Grey, S. ems . ~ Houstoun, Knightley, U. L. Clive, .Or , ias a bi,. k , .. 2l.l C ci a ie ll ; i la K fl i l l . le j r.. bee, J. Hoy,' Elizabeth flowaa. 1 h SomerSet, Croft, Ongley, J. O'Bry . e -a n, 3 - I C.:Powlett, Raffle's, Holme, Blunt, A. Vane, Shelley, la. )fanners, Acton, Rolle. Edward Belgrave Quintin, Chettrynd, i 'l ownsend Farquhar, want Stuart, But, S i altoun, Ogilhy, G. 1 orp , ,•tli, M. Keatinge, Byam Martin, Ityeroft, Hyde Parker, Kensneton, Anstrtithe , r i , Aivey, Shiner, Sherburne, Owen,Wnington ...rrju lloontith: 3 .A. , se pon l g _ ton, C. Duncombe; Blacken, AI. o ,hi 17r yene___ta Brude ne ll Bruce Grantham, Ogle, Dow, Knatchbuli, Pon sonhi, M. Berkeley, C. Berkeley, AlaryborouBh, J. Ryd er:, ej:.., A. V ernon , Peel, A. B ec k ett, 3. E ue t o n, A. Vane, ~., Stuart, Calthorrie, IVellingtou. Ballow—De Robeck. 13 kitoxEssEs—De Robed:, De Spied!). 1 1“111T HONOURAIILEs—C. Grant, Sir G. F. I - 1 7 0, . 1 ltd v y Henniker, Lady Teynham, Sir George Onseley, Lad 7 lind-__,. V. Fitzgerald, G. Canning, Robert'Peel; C. W. Wyl l ul . , W Iluskisson, F. Robinson, --7—• Be_cicta Fr "P2, j l4 ' e t he er, • t iseroP3--I,incolti, Nova - Scotia, sodor end.f.,4 i ,.., • St. David's, Ely,. Salisbury, St. Asap'.: . ,„.. DEAN —Windsor. .. , _ le e . ,REVEREND I)OCTORSAittIpCr, VIVIall, Halt, Holland, Cl e 'arY, Gray, Blomberg ' Reverend AlEsst - intrr:s—H• Waddington, Samuel liel..egatt, J. G. Wreneh„T. Moore Halsey, J. Al'Evoy, li. J. Knapp, J. IV. Mackie, P. Bariter• Hoerounatwers. ` ,l'. Hope, Sir IL r..,:,,kwc...i, Aire. Hope, Julia R oper Curio Ali - Percy Roper Curzon, Elizabeth Henniker, Mr, J. Il n e'n ilke u r, Emilylienniker, Alias Henniker, Anite.Lietaltll, Elizabeth Law, Mr. H. Law, Airs• 31 "' - ' 2l ' W. Powlet t, foler, Lady MweraY, lier, Miss Alra: Herbert Gard- Elizabeth Liddell; Miss Catherine Rice, ..Mrs. Fer nlor, Lady nerve Lad , Barougii, Air. Toler, Mr. Shirley, h arkt'e arlarrinero'n, Prances Barrington, Airs. _ Bra ngton, :Ilya. { Granville Waideferave, alias Caroline II elde a rave, F. A• Prink, Frances Rice Afri. Vane, Miss Robinson, M r4 rs. Warnef or d, The, Liddell', 'firs. Prittie, Miss Kenynn, I`.l .. Donovan, Aire. Mirka, Lady Cockerel, Gen. J. Alilles, Lady 3.'or:sot-nay, Ma . rianne Kenyon, Alias lloward, FTx Captain Oran • ville Widdegrave, A. Calthorpe, Miss Mary ~ • Airs oir. ford, Mr-a. Fraser, Lady Blackwond, AlisaFraser,' Afiax E. am Fraser; I isa B. Alacdonald, Juliaß. Macdonald, Captain S. M. Gardner,- M iss Lake, Miss Stn . itt, Cardina l Percival, Al 4s M itford, • Airs. Ed ward Custe Miss . flag e ot, , A m _e l t e ...,_% , e_S : .Lady Wrottealey, Celene . l ToWnshenil, p„ A i l lo is r s pf. T . oa n.l icl D Kinnairde Rev. Dr: Wellesley, , ta at Sias 4- ) Flower a Wathen II eller, Clip . ..ries ROwley, Alex. Solin. ' ate — n, ' N • lrm. Rawson, J. _Monk Astley Cooper, Samuel Ploodyer, C. Blcinnt, F. , a„e ; l i ve •.y Carlisle, William Chatterton, Edward Kerr i ia t i l l ,: ' 'NV .; Clinton, ' W. Da.. , ieon, J. Murray; IL p yan, it: 0 a i l ea E , Placket, Ifillgrove 'flamer, Stamford Raffles, Thoenaa Henry Toer ens, E vertu' t.l . '.l l cm - i c a. ; Cothran:a Edward Kyr:a-y , * Pert. •; Chailea Aforgan, .T.E. Smith, George Shiffner, Frc. , .i . . lie-aiker, CouttaTratter, hart. I,awrence Palk, W. 13elling. t ilenr Y ItYer°ll ' David t? ii! , C. Alder, E. K. ',aeon, - '4 lll- 1 R. 1.. Far g y.i., (1,,,, , ,c, C. ... ...,.,,,. ce, C. H. Bari. ; George Clietwynd, 'C. Mun' , n ', - 1 . t a Colville, .1. Shelley, Jhohn ('toes:. C l ntalea Cockerell, R. An titrathe • Walter Stirling, Robert Ch'ee:ter ' , M'illiam Con geese, Robe t rt Bulton, John . do ' ploy, . Charles Wetherell, J. Leach, O. Gibber,. Anetinat.s.--Sir C. Rowley, Digby, yackelier, Sir, J. 11, Whif3iicd, Yap-,, Sir H. Strachan. . • r ''' - ' : ' fl fh W thficil Sir Ed Wi Kerrison, Fuller, .a..I;II.ALS—,_ ar. , e•- , . • • m"i'ldy, Sir .T, 'Hamilton, Sir • G. Aircy, 11iall, S:r a „ . Fitzroy 31 zielean, Sir V. Keir (,rant, Sir C. Green, lit , ynyar , 1, Fitzroy, Barton, Sir C. DeYle,.Wealyss, Thornton. . CO r.ONEl , a—Farquliar,Y eat, Seale, Buller, mi ng, Neble. Ma.,--, Sir B. in.ill.. Watley, Wileatlev, Fane, M.P.', If. buthno,:, K.c.B. Warneford, Bleelebuirn " , r• R n . et il- 'e ci.e S Mon•trno rencY, Bingham, TOwnshead, 11. Percy. DaViSotl, Canipbe.ll, Clapham, Hughea, Pembeie:on, Drummond, Ccv per, King,_ Steele, Strutt 31er' rick, AAllman, Laacellea, • IVylly„ Monekto!l Cooraba, HUB, Sir G.' Elder, 'T . Z.C.B":, 'Hugh Millie, Cook, French, Evans. A laJoits—Sir Win. Davison. Sir J. Ormsby, Bart., Arnc,lcl, Alarrie, Valiant, Byrne, Beretcn, Buckley. Ca t e taaiNs--Conroy, Fitzgerald . Citli Veteran Battalion), Waller, 3. MacdOnald. Raines, dertis, R.N., Thule, Cuth bert French, 11. C.lfarrieoa, R.N., IL 3Io()Ks:Nr), R.N., Lem . P ea ri e''e, ILN:, IL Good], Carew, t.. N., 1-111, Pi"r• (1., :Rennie,- sa'''',„•, Lyster, N:glitingale, Barrard, C. II Mier, R. N., Burdett, i-'':e, D. P r i ce , 'Re N:, M. Matthews, R.N., BaLoek, R.N., d R.N., Martin, 11, N., si i ' , .toc,-hrane, R.N., a llarwoo Kelly, , . -..,...., G l a 'seY• R.N., II Bullock, Steele. Wilamson, Gooch, 11 ‘ , 1• I . l ' I, Yon, R.N , Hall, - Fielding, R.N., Pritigle Taylor,. . 11Y - 1 . , ', 8 , t ' .ac heYelf. Bruce, R.N. S. C. Cook, R.Na, Gardiner. '''•*!i ( te •-•r "Awra—HollingigeViirth; Hull; Bendyehe, CUrrie, ba„,a; r3 ',l (4 . NightinOle Bagot; G. W. Bingham, Clietwynti, - • E l , T ''',,, us,'"bre RoOke.- . c Pixy -- ; 3—Lyster, Forsteen.—Cornet Weiss. el.eacit`;ll..—De Neumann. • . ' ‘ 414 - - ; ''-• T — Sir C. Flower Birch, AlagnaY• _ . 11. r2 :4 "r er --- " u dolf e Ko r ii I,i,' Lieven, Munster. Te l in E pl s e -- ai'::5,; 10 .1, n a .l-ta i ll s , - Williams, 'Plod y --Cr, riSon 'Curis Tolleinathe R•'''t3 Russall , i'Vatt a ,f„ a aG re a r ga c ji , alma Brookes; Jolin Haw... II a, e tean Taylor, A. E. BoOde, Wilso ja • . 11, Askew, E. ' • zonfit Prior, Hope, Ha'aejng Lee, W. - Rae_ -ling Foley', P llesketh, - Backhonee, Free . In 11411, B randr . eth,. Granikv Berkeley, too; Bo le Rosso!), J. Brans_ li ina r i ' ke ' H. Per Corry, .1. - 51. Paget, Her .r. it. w k il . .. 'ban g a-- V 4l , 6 Yd Vauglian Mratkina, Benyon, 'l'. Coniteraay • e 1 ,- i ' ;' , al a 4-4 - 4 2 Tynt,-, Brown, skin? Antrobus, yesey at,zgeraiu, Ati isters..Borough,..T. Lenigan, Arthur Stanhope, F• 13alfour, W Irn7r.atni,s ALallion, yevill F. W. Russell, Otway Cexe, O'Gor. . I .l ` andl e e ' y, Dunciimbp, T. IVallace, S: Skinner, p ivvi , mu, Key, '''' l 'i irray Threiplaud, 31. O'Connell, O P. '' . , Dawkins, J. Srnieli ,Barry, Mac De4inell, A. Ilan:anon, eau- SeMein, Middleton, Daly, M.P., G. .East JelifFe.,,Speneer, el 'eeval, T. Riddle, Colquimitn, J. W. Parkins, L. 11-oin 'Vl, j• ProWne, ALP•, - Cosway Larnbton, Stevanson„ •C. eorbea, Perier D T . : • ji : i,, ii Lametbra Brooke, Littled- ' '' • - P sen '' "'el ' ".g I: 1- j•l6e 1%. Peers le, Joeph Litt_edale, Cox, • • ag. 0, ,• , Williams, Nassau, Leslie, Saville Onley, M.P., J. Bul-. i(?ek, William Parrow, -Mackinnon, C. Keineya Tyn t e , Speer, i','"ltolie B. 1 , ieb . .1, D v moke, J. T. Alayne, Gaily . Knight, C. saachfort, \Palter Jones, T.. W. Coventry, Beresibrd, Law_ I:ence Peel, TUrner, Northey, Harrison, \\Tatson, West, White . tlimbard, Illackburn, Shirley, Mills, Morrier. er Grange, Newman, Brune Pri-, Beaux,l Stuart Coureenay, Curtis, Farnham, Freemantle,_Hus a . ,i', ls ' 6 ", George Leigh, Woodford, Hobart, Disbrowe, Parkins, i'P r 'ing, Alex. Davison, Chaloner Bis:se, A. Stanhope, Agar j a ""' , W• Lascelles, Lowth, G. Story, Scott, [I. FardelL Dew. I ;t l, ', Alotse, Annesley, Brown, Otway Cave,, Key, Moore r l "-Y, Alagnay, Lane Foie, flerVey, Swy , nfen Jervis, Spencer ._,erceval, Cooper, Grantley Berkely, Drake.Tyrwilitt Drake, Loutta, Patterson, Ange r Sa e i n , C o l qu h oun , 11. Baillie, Sneyd, - eatunont, Morier, Milman, 111itchell, Fitz Roy, Newman, im a nlea Browne, Henry Dymoke, E. Dawkins, Gosling, Turner, d e em ing, J. Gage, - DaWson, J. Fuller Savill Only,' Rooke, Va,"„ ra e b t li, NftSNaii i Farqnharson, Lang?ord Brooke, IVadheen i;'"""am, Garth, 06neral Buller, Thomas Courtenay, Lloyd, , al, Samuer Skinner, Winston Bairow, J. ,!,!tt,.Pemberton, Walter Jones, liamilton, G. Burdett , , Gilbert. -Last Jellifre, IV. Jain' Devon, .Antrobus, Lull, G..Sev t"ur, Howell, General Maitland, .Geofrry Nightingale, Ball flughes, Rini', Pelham, .W. Coventry, Williams Wynn, Rice, Horace Seyinoin ::toss, Arbuthnot, . Dent, Payne, tl ce, Alkn, Fiat 'I I Alt sa . - a , - c . l. ' ja -- -a—aratiord, Stuart, ,Curtis,Courtenab. Dutton, ' Davison,.vison,.D. o av ison, Q. Fainhimpt, S. Ogle, Q. VI I iitsheds, Ba E. o w en, Rose, Mundy, 'Mnsters, Rycroft, J. Dawkins, Gosling, r '' ll3 s ,- 9 Beaumont, • H. Fletcher, 1,. Duncon be, Broke, wro,.. es , . Lloyd. C. Lloyd, .14. Bea Y, Hobert, Story, Doyle, Byrne, , leY L. I 13cauniont, J. Kerneva Tynte, 11, Keene, S. Ann . es _, n. 4 Yrwhitt Dral-e Scott, t. Grafton, Corry. Angersten i , li Y te n , , a-, t if i ; Calthorpe C. l'uSey, .1. Shifilier, Home, Tenni Larson, Ca a a , — „ e l ; 0 . Kerr,' E. Farquharson, Shiner, Lacon, SParke , BI ELa r, • Anstruther, M. Haggerston, C. Prittie, G. Byrne, D e i;,, e tt, A. M. Clinton, A. Scntt E. Stuart, de Alon . trian_re em Y ; Tynt..4n,,, Ponsohby, Prittie, C. Jones, Jones, Alarr , le, i 4 Y yen eit,rl.4. Sneyd, Hervey, Sneed, WYkeliam, Airey, . 4. , „ Ili_ea t.iatiel!oin, Al; rraY Cl ' .'" a gnaY .1. Anstruther, Borough, F. Airey, la. K l3 °K e, ' K t I bull F. Halsey, Macgregor, C. . nal c i ~ moreton, X: lusey. Winn,, Cumming, Maitland, 1.1 'Martin a - to oe L. ica• Curtis, Puiey, Ogle, E. Gage, Gage, M. AlPEhgtili" ' Che nYzstonaL. Gifford, A. Onslow, AL Clinton, Enata , 1 te r , t31,1 2 P. Laseelles, , Dttnean Morse; ter Y, Shirley, .1. Shirley; Annesley, Dawk;ingt-A•-ifl Field.ing,:A• Qiiltirq p ar ' ). 3 ' s ( ?n, Garth, Duncomte; B..GitTard, Bil - Wai'ds, E. Edwards:,_ m,. , A. (W,, Stafford, Garth, Colleton; Seymour, Gardner,_l . gat '_7 C. .` l aY Cave, C Otway Cave, Hughes 'E. Hornby,ria. w e , 142t)oule Ilviller, G. Buller,. Legh, two D ' awsons, li,tnrol, Acon, Long, - "e' aa..' its Barton, G. Vernon, - Keatinge, Zeline. Keitinge, - 1-1 - West, Grace two Aiitehells, Fletcher,ll-._II a w a' 1 i i 2 .. , G. Welleeley, Ouseley, •,I\l. Montague, en Y°r l B, 141. Alontague,. Chetwimd. • C. W. Wynn, ,• • . . m 1 24 jhcesforllowing were amongitll:eptmerous Presentations to his Lad v . The j' e Ynhatn., by the Countess of Abingdon dig, ady 'Mayoress, by Mrs. Alderman Alagnay Rosser Curzon, by the Countess of Abingdon Sheriff Brorn by the Lady Mayoress 4 4 ". New i ' ,". flan, by the Viscountess Gage .`lY,nd Miss Ogle, brthe Countess of Abingdon Al i r 4 re teY Rosser Curibn, by the Countess of Abingki O 4 Sheriff Key, by the Lady Ma7oress 'Tire Hen. Elizabeth lisnnilser, by her tis other, Lady Henniker Miss SopiUa Ogle, by the Countess of Abingdon The, Princess Elizabeth Bariatinsky, by Lady John Thynne • Mrs. Langford Brooke, by 'Lady Rowley Miss Leglf, by her mother, "sirs. L'egh ' - Lady'Lncy 13,entinck, by Lady George Cavendish Mrs..Jas. Brown, on her marriage, by .Lady,ll. Whit Shed Miss .Triffords by Lady Rowley H on . L ssu isa Bosville Macdonald. byLady.H. F. Beauclerk. The llnn. EMily r lfrmiicer, by her•mother, Lady Henniker Lady Charlotte- Bentinck, by Lady George Cav en di s h • - Hon. rtliss Kenyon, and Hon. M. Kenyon, •by Lady Rodney The lion. Elizabeth Liddell; by" Lady Itavensworth Miss Magnays by her mother, Mrs. Alderman 111‘osnay Miss Kynaston and M iss Letitia Kynaston, by Lady L. Clive The Hon. Julia Bassiibr Macdonald, by Lady F. Beauclerk Viscountess Maynard, by Lady Kerrison • -• • ' - Mrs. Chaloner Bisse, by the Countess of Beauchamp Miss Dutton, by Lady Sherborne • Miss 13Iackett, by Lady Blackstt Miss Hughes, by her mother, Mrs. Hughes - The Honourable Mrs. Prettic, by. Lady Ponsonby. Lady Chetwynd, on coming to her title, by the Hen. Lady Wrottesley ' : - Miss Chetwynd, by her mother, Lady Chetwynd Lady Julia Howard, by the Coolness Bathurst Lady Taylor, by Lady-Snrith - -Robinson " _LAY M. Keatinge,- Mrs. Keatinge, and Miss Z. Keating , : •, Miss Prittie, by Lady Ponsonby Miss Porisonby, by her mother, Lady Ponsonby • Miss Fanny Halsey: by her mother, Mrs. Moore Halsey The lion. Lady-Harvey, on her return from Canada . Miss H. Fletcher, by her mother, the• Hon. F. Barrington The Hon. Mrs. Farmer, on her marriage, by her Mother Miss G. E. Jolliffe, on - her marriage, by Mrs. W. Jolliffe •,. Miss Emily Stuart, by Mrs. George Stuart - Miss Mary M acgregor, by lady Sarah Murray . , Miss Fanny Aires', by Lady Airey Miss Lacon, by Lady Lacon • Miss Fielding, by her mother, Lady Elizabeth nestling The Hon.. Charlotte Barrington - - Miss Caroline and Miss Georgiana-Buller by their mother The CounteSs of Charlemont and lady Caulfield Miss .Grace Barton, by Lady Ossaby Miss Elizabeth Sneyd, by her mother, Mrs. Sneytt Miss Jane Austruther,. by her mother, Lally A ustruther „ Lady Blunt, on her marriage. by the Hon. Lady Cocketell - Miss Kemcys Tyke, by the Right lion. Lady Rodney - Miss Jane Keineya 'Pyrite, by The Right Hon. Lady Itclasy Countess of Westmorland, by the Countess of honndale Marchioness of Hastings, by the Countess Bathnist Hon. Miss Paget, by the Countess of Dartmouth Mrs. Nowell, by the Countess of Lonsdale Countess .of Suilblk,, by the. Countess Bathurst Mrs. George Burdett, by the Countess of Limerick • Mrs. Hamilton, on her return from Naples .. Lady.E. Ponsonby, on hes marriage, by. Countess Bathurst Lady Granville Somerset, on her marriage Miss Musters, by the Dowager-Dnchess of Rutland Marchioness of Worcester, by-the Thichess of Beaufort . • Mrs. Newman, by the Viscountess Gage Lady Jemlina Mann, by the Marchioness Cornwallis lion. Miss Mary Foe, hy..the Marchioness Of Lands& wn Lady Alice Peel, on her'marriage . Miss Montagu, by Lady Montagu • Miss Corry, by .airs. BeantnOntr - Miss Anne Courtenay, by Mrs Thomas Courtenay , Miss Juliana Dawkins, by her mother, Mrs. Ea. Dawkins , Miss Anna Maria Clinton. by. Mrs.. Scott Miss Louisa Tyiwhitt Drake, by her mother, Mrs. T. Drake Miss Anstruther, byber mother, Mrs. Anstruther Miss .Mary Haggerston, by Mrs. Arthur Stanhope Miss Eliza Gage, by henmother, Mrs John Gage , , Miss Catherine Jones, by her mother, Mrs. Walter Jones • Miss EMMa*Halsey, by mother, Mrs. M. Halsey • . iss.M war Anne Curtis, by MrS. Curtis MiSs - Baillie, by Mrs llngh fiaillie . . Miss Story, by her mother, Mrs. G. Story. _ Baroness de Itobeck, by the Countess Beauchamp . . • ,Mrs. Mosier, on her return from the Court of Dresden • - ilrs. Paterson, by Lady Harvey Mrs. Lawford Brooke, by Lstly Rowley Mrs. (Irantley. Berkeley, on her marriage, by Louisa cog Mrs. Spencer Perceval, by Lady ltavensworth • Mrs. Savill Onley, by Lady Lacon • . Mrs. Swynfen Jervis on going abroad, by. Lady. Anstruther Mrs. H. Fardell, by A s ady Agnuiker Mrs. Hobart, by Lady S. Robinson Mrs-Ball Hughes, by Lady Burke Mrs. Devon, on her marriage, by Lady Rycroft Mrs. Pemberton, by Lady Illsckett Miss Doyle, by the,Hoh. Lady Murray Lady Croft, on her marriage, by she lion. Lady . C . ockersll • Miss Donovan, by her mother, the lion. Mrs. Donovan Mrs. Coutts, by the Countess of Giiildford.' I s adyElizabeth Fielding, bytheallarchioness of Lansdown 141 y Palk, by'the. Doivager Duchess of Rutland Lady Elizabeth Cornwallis, by the Mss , hioness of Cornwallis , , Miss Rose-Mtindy, by bet Mother, the Hon. Mrs. Mond; Viscountess Chetwynd, on her marriage, by Countess of Strad broke Lady Louisa Kliderbee, on her marriage, by Countess of Strad broke Lady Ormsby on her marriage. by the Countess of Coventry Miss Broke, by the Countess of Stradbroke Lady Louise Lambton, by the. Countess of Jersey Miss Mary Montagu, by .Lady Montagu .Mrs. James Lenigan, on her marriage, by Mrs. Lowth Miss Otscloy.„ by the .Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury Miss Williams Wynn, by Mrs. Williams Wynn Miss S , tisan Trotter, by Mrs. Antrohns Miss Dc 'Montmorency, - by Mrs.. Nassau Miss Ann Scott, by Mrs, Scott ,tirrs. Riall, on her return frOni Grenada, by 'Coiintesl Bathurst Miss Wrottesley, by-Lady Wrottesley Lady Sophia Gresley, on her marriage, by Lady A. Cotton. Miss Long, :by her mother, .Ladyy, Jane Houston M ;Lady Laura eyrick, ons ier marriage, by Lady C. Powlet Lady Ellenhorough, by the Dowager Lady Ellenborough Lady. Rouse Boughton, oa her marriage, by Lady Winnington l,ady Acton, by. the Dowager Duchess of Rutland 'Miss 'Lenin, by the DoWager Dischess of Rutland . Miss.Lonisa.D.uncombe, by Lady Charlotte DuncOmbe :Miss Ellen Owen, byberosiother, I ady Owen Miss Letitia Kynaston, by Lady Lucy Clive . Miss Moreton, by Lady Sherborne . Miss Cumming, by Lady Townsend Farquhar , Miss Winn; by Lady. James Hay . Miss Charlotte Posey, by Lady Pusey . •Mrs. DisbroWs. on h er , m arrisqe, by : Lazy Sarah Robinson Hon. Mrs: Mines, on her marriage, by. Dowager Lady Kruitaboll - f+3rs. Oinrd,. by L;ntly Wrottesley Von. Mrs. Fraz,sr, on her.marriage, by Dowager Lady Saltoun Viscountess Stratigford, on her rettun, frOm Constantinople - 'The Misses A. and C. Otway CaVe, by Mrs. Otway Cave Countess A. Morel de Chanipemont, by Countess Beauchamp Miss hanCdolcle.toKne,rbry, b _h y er th n e int . o ,9 7 l .7 i tc ati ss y 117 1 1 err 3 fait i d g y ; IRraaffiffiex-bnyhleirardeyteßnoofireoym India s , by Lady Home Miss Lucy Gifford, by Lady- Wrottetdey Hortna.dilsitorse.kGranv.ille Waldegrave, on Tier marriage, yLa y L - Miss Catherine Prittie, by Lady Ponsonby lion. Mrs. Toler, by Lady East Catherine Rice, by Lady Dygevor f• . . Miss Ann Scottaria iss Maria Clinton , b y Mrs. Scott, o ard en Miss Barbara Gifford, by. Lady Wrottesley .Hon. Percy Roper Curzon, by her mother, Lady Teinham . Hon. Julia Roptir - CtirzOn, by Lady Teynhain Mrs. Henry Dymoke, by Lady Gwydyr • Miss Georgiana Vernon, by Lady Vernon Miss Barton, by Lady Ogilby , Miss Amelia On s l ow , by Lady Hyde Parker .Miss Scott, by Lady Byam Martin .. Miss and Miss Caroline Heneage, by the ; Courtt of Warwick 'Misses Donovan, by M rs . D onova n • Miss CurtiS and Miss Nowell Miss Musturs, by the Duchess of Portland. A short time after the conclusion of the Drawing-room, his MAJESTY retired to the apartments of the Princess.AuGusTA to dine with his Royal Sister. The Archbishop of • Canterbury came in state. His.suite ,occupied two carriages. The suite of the Russian Ambassador „occupied also two carriages. The Marchioness of Salisbury, Lady Granthenn and the Countess of Jersey, came. in splen s did' chairs. The Company had left the Palace about half-past five o'clock. LADIES' DRESSES. • PRINCESS AUGUSTA—OiIer a. petticoatof rich white satin, wor e a most splendid robe of gold lama embroidered en tulle; elegantly trimmed with a full:trimming of the same superb materials, terminated at the bottom with two dalonts, embroi dered in full blush roses, body and slee,,es superbly trimmed with fine Brumells point, and rich-gold tassels ; a magnificent manteau richly embroidered in gold lama en tulle to corre. trimmed with a full trimming of the same. t s l u Y perb plume of ostrich feathers, and a profusion oti : l;eo p ii n dad- i ni°er c eineg l sl i n.a s. So parA or GLotTcxsTihil—Wore over a rich . te sat i n d r ess, a magnificent gold net, superbly embroidered fl a o n w d e rs , the superb e bo y rd bcp er t d erm oub in le al w ed rea w th it s h of a the manteau gold net; richly and bordered bordered with gold and lace. The whole or deresl all ON er t e w n Colo r n o n tLe e s s , , in an a tl v e e l ry e g a n i e it w raised garniture to correspond i her Royal ilig'lliva4` dress seas masiiractuia, Which she always patronizes, and atoncedisPlays tie real. greatness of character for Ivhich her Royal , ii iglmess i so pre-eminently dis tinguished and universally admired.. Her 1.1.4a1 Highness wore a profushin of jewels and feathers. ' - • • • DUCHESS OF KENT—A superb gold lama dress. over a rich white satin train of gold tissue, lined with ponceau. head dress, feathers and diamonds. • - PRINCESS - FECIDOR-A tulle dress over white satin,. de gantly.trimmed with blond and roses; train. of rich : white satin trimmed to correspond. Head.drcss, feathers and diamonds.: • - PnismEss MturaTrrisyn---A' rich' *bite satin and net dress, profusely trimmed with blond and garniture en tulip' and satin, over a white satin slip, manteau of pink gross de Naples, elegantly trimmed with net and satin. ostrich feathers and diamonds. Ditchess Dowager,of Rutland—A. white satin - dress, richly trimmed with gold tritimiin and .Itrussels point, and tastefully ornamented with bunches of gold w h eat; ma nte au of figured white gum de 'Naples, tritnnied with, white satin," and , gold trimming to correspond with the dress. liea4-dress, ftathers and pNit'itsion of diamonds. . . • D Duchess of Bitll°rdA magnificent golp laniadress,, superbly trimmed with garniture en tulle and lama in.festoons and ro- Settes; over a rich w,hite,satin slip; manteau of rich-white satin, with,garaiture en tall; satin and Lima to correspond. Head dres, ostrithillMni and diamonds. -DuChess of Montrose—A most Superb gold lama dress, with richly. embroidered flounces of Ohl, and a very rich white satin. Ilex (trace wore a profusion of diaMonds. ..I)tteliess very s'aperb silver lama dress, ele gaittly ornainented with columns of silver lama, a very rich ,border et bottom the whole hand some l y tr i mme d w i t h bl on d e , .satin, and silver lima; a very rich white satin train, trimmed with ditto, and silver lame.; to corresponti. Heutl.flress, very handsome ostrich feathers and diainonds. Duchess of Leeds--A superb gold lama petticoat, with 1 : 1 -Tge Rot - wan. peatl-bead's intermixed-at the bottom, worn overa white satin train of rich white figured gros de Naples, ornamented with ronk . aui of gold . , and trimmed' round with rich blond lace.; body and - sleeves of gold lama and blond lace, ornament ed with pearls and diamonds. ficarl.dress .of feathers .aad a profusion of diamonds. Bacfiefis of Rutland-_Superb gold lama dress, splendialt . or, namented with gold Old white rose : , the boilice and sleeves trimmed with gold and point 'lace nitintartu - of Shaded blue satin, with a rich garniturepf gold to corrPtrpond. • Head-dress, plume of o,trich feathers and magnificent diamonds-. • • • p . ucheSs of4 .4 ein s t e r—A w hi te crepe d ress, very decant trim ming, cotiiivised ofditt, gross de Naples, roses and lilies of the thU body richly or namente d with blond; acc. • a i/t - y hatid same white gros de'Nitnles - traip, • with tllesatne elegant trim-• ruing which adorned the dress. Head-dress, feathers and klia- :liarcllioness of Cornwallis--A superb gold lama dress, pro. fluiely trimmed with blond and garniture en titNe and- lama, over a white satin slip, rnanteau of rich white figured satin, elc - - gaudy trimmed withgarniture, en tulle, and lama to correspond. flead-dress, ostrich feathers and diaminuls. 'AlatichioneSs of -Waterford—A - splendid gall lama :dress, with.train to march, vier lilac satin. Head-dress, leathera'and a profusion of diamonds. , Marcilioliess of liastings—A beatttiful flrusQets lace &efts, over white satin; roanteau of rich opal velvet-, ' h Cl s omcly trimmed with Brussels lace. • Ilead-dress ; feathers and a pro fusion of diamonds. • .Countess of eoventry-A white gros de. Naples petticoat, with net dress, richly embroidered in gold and patent pearl, Superbly friirimid with broad blond, looped , ”ty with gold' corn flowers; train of white gros de Naples, embroidered in gold. - , Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. • - CountesS DOwaqer of Castle. Stnart—Stiperldy dressed in white and steel, oruarnented with wheat ears, arranged in clue leto; ; . train of, white satin, with rich steel stomacher. Head dress, a la Turque, with diamonds - and feathers. --Countess'Sladbrooke- - -Petticoat of vThite tulle, with ern. broidered border of silver lama; train of violet silk, trimmed. with scolloped harder of silver - net. Ilead-dress,- feathers and diamonds: - Countess of Chinhest..l.--,Spiendid, gold lama cirCsS, with an ornamental graniture Of white satin, tastefull confined with -gold gefiniunt leaves, bodice snpeibly frirritn , Nl with gold and point lace ; mante.a.u, myrtl green groAs - de Naples, with hbOtdering....bf , gold.- , kobtleaui. ,, II eadlare&A, feAgreva- and diamonds. . diamonds; train Orricli crim••;on velvet, embroidered with silver Countess Lieven—A .. ;t a tpi7l) lama tlress, ornamented with roses. Head-dress of tilainonds, formit3gsa coronet. Countess of Beauchamp—A beautiful White tulle dress,, richly embroidered, and trimmed with blonde antl llo YiCrs in antean of rose gros de NalActs. Head-dress, .fea,t . rs,,and diamonds. . „ .• COutitess of Uxbridgc—A rich silver lama - thus viitia . .train `to correspond. Viscountess Barnard—,k white tune dress, , aitg harifLOnle,.• garniture,•white dalias and:wheat ears, tasttifully an anther groS do Naples train. Viscountess Sidmou th— Dress of tulle, beautifully erribrolder,a ed with pearls, and trimmed with politt lace ; manleaur PaTe 4 lavender gros 'de Naples, trirrlmetl to correspond. +1 ed , l.o.lris;s f • feathers and diamonds. • Viscountess Maynard—An elegant French gauze over a white satin dress; Ornamented with superb blond lace drapery, taste fully arranged add intermixed with a garniture of satin aad crepeiisse, body and sleeves trio-lined with a prOfulioa of blond lace, to correspond with the dreis; maiiterm of rich white setts. , Head:dress, feathers and ditunonc , . , Viscountess Gage—An elegant gold larna.dress, over a white satin slip, ornamented with a beautiful gobttriminiiig, forhiing a robe up to the front, body - and sleeves tastefully trini:ned with a superb gold net, spangled; silk train of a peculiar rich stripe in pink and amber, trimmed handsoinely with a rich geld fringe. Head-dress, an Urgent plurneof ostrich feathers, With a mag nificent display' of diamonds. • - Lady EllenboroUgh—A silvet laana body (orer a white satin slip), richly trimmed With blond and lama; petticoat of silver lama; richly smbossed with grapes and vine 'leaves, tasteftilly disposed a la festoon, and-it double mule= of satin, entwined with lama ; train of lama, lined with white satin, embossed, to correspond viith the petticoat - . Ilead.tli6:ls, feathers and die months. • Lidy Pynn—A. dress of light green crape,, -very 'riclityem broidered in gold, and trimmed with full blOnd lace; train of green satin.;' with a garniture and gold. , - .flead-dresS, white feathers, diamonds, and clirYioplia4es. Lady Mary and Lady Ctifoline :fterkeley—lVltite embroi dered' nine dresses ; :trains of ji6ll pink figured silk; bordered with tulle and satin. i.letsfl,d . resSes, feathers, diamond, and pearls. r .. . „ TI Lady MIS Boughton-_A very cle ga nt s ilv er lama pciticoat pver a rich white Sati!;, end full trilninedwith draperies of silver bullion and tassels; the teals of - itink. 'lignred gros de Naple.s, bordered with" broad silvH, and body trimmed with I=al blond. And silver. bullion. 'Head : dress to car.rd s i* e d. - - Latlr French-WliiV tulle dress, richly embroidered An columns, trniimed with m()iidt';,p,-;i:, rrench lilac grog de Naples. II ead-dresS, feathers- arid diamonds. Lady Gople.y—Over a white sathi NY. tulle embrbidered ,with steel; train of .svliite Naar), enft dress, richly ereti - Whig steel. lie:ul•-dress, feathers and diamond!. Laxly Ongley—A rich •rahroidered bet and steel dress, trimmed with a profusion of 14Iond lace, siith garniture en tulle and acier to Correspond; oyer a white sakia slip ; mantua tar entulle, acierand satin to cos_ rich white satin, with garniture respond. 11ead-dress, ostrels feathers and diainondA. • Lady - De Spath—A §liver larria dress over avhite satin, 'train of' white -watered GrOAS de Naples,. richly trirnnied to 'cal-re spond. Fleas-dress, feathers and Pearls.. correspond. Lady l:;rnily Ponsonhy--A lania dress ove r ri c h white satin, train Of - white.satin, trimmed to feathers and diamonds. . Ladies C. and L. Bentinck—Whi te bilk dresses el Head=dress, • , 4-3 trimmed with blush roses (a is veige) ; very rich white satin trains to correspond. , Lady Strkngford—A . tnlley dress, rien - ly ornamented with pearls, - forming an elegant borer of wheat ears, and a gold embroidered Turkish train: the tout ensemble of this dress had a most splendid appearance. Iles Ladyship wore a profusion of diamonds. Lady Palk—A magnificent' silver and amethyst larha dress over white satin, the dress richly ornamented with silver, ame thysts, and point lace ; train of figured am et hystgros de Na le elegantly trimmed with silver.' head dr ess , feathers and dia monds. Lady Anstruther—A crape lisse dress,: beautifully embroi. dered, over rich French' satin ; train ,of: the same, e l egant l y 'trimmed with French blond. -- ileati-dtess, ostrich feath er and of sup er b P ear l s an d, rubies ; necklace, bracelets, and ear -rind , rubies.: • Lady Sarah Stuart—Was most elegantly attired in. colour tie _rose, ornamented with rich clusters and stomaeherolsteel, with with bunions of tulle and --steel.orna.- trim Med with Head-dress, rich T n e le in ri t t u e re d to correspond ; train of rose gros de Naples; g n t k u a ta in c l nwthtnitne—fe\aitpheirtse, ssitlikppoverttteiden;at; by diamonds. .ant_ lace and I wreaths of flows' s ; pink satin traits, richly trimmed with blond lace to correspt n Head-dress of plumes, pltr ad e y of A p n i white feathers, and pearls. • gold dress, Lady Ow en — A superb Ss, richly trimmed with a raised border of deac .,, .11 I and bright gold • th e,hod d y an sleeves trimmed with broadtaiants y blond ; a manteast of gold colour satin, w i t h a ga rniture of tulle, . wre at h e d with bouquets of lilacs an jonquils ; an elegant plume of amber and white feathers, and a profusion of diarri_eonr n diamonds and amethysts. - Lady RaffleB—A rich embroidered ,et and -pearl dr ess , su perbly trimmed with gunituroeen tae :4 perlea, and richly f blond 1 t orna m e nted with a profusion lace Dyer a white satin slip ; manteau of rich w hite satin, With garniture en tulle and perleit"(o.correspond. Head-dress,"ostriCh plume and splebdid. diamonds. Lady Rodney—A superb gold lama dress elegantly trimmed with a profusion of gold lama over a - white satin slip ' • manteau of rich white figured satin, with garniture en tulle and Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds.. Lady Chetwynd— A white net and satin dress, richly em htoidered over it white satin slip, and trimmed with a profu sion of blond lace ; garniture en tulle, and satin to correspond ; manteau of rich white figured silk trimmed with crepe lisse, satin and tulle. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady E. Graham—\% hite tulle dress richly trimmed with 'roses (u km ucige ) and geranium ; very rich pink satin train to correspond. Lady C. Orahaml—Tuile dress 'rich!) , trimmed with pearls and blue tulle, With rich blue satin tram. Lady. Jane Grey---1 rich silver tissue.dress over white satin, Wi;li a superb drapery embr6idered in Clusters of rose -buds, wrought in silver lania, - Surrounded with bouquets of primroses and violets tastefully arranged, and completed with a-primrose Bros de Naples ; train elegantly trimmed with waves of the finest blond and ilvei rouleaux. Head-dress, feathers, dia monds, and - amethysts. . . • - : Lady Maryborough—A magnificent dress of gold lama, richly embroidered ;, train of cerise colOured velvet, with gold border tb - correspond. Head-dress, toque of gOld lama, with diamonds and feathers. .-- Lady Ormesby—A rich white satin and net dress, trimmed profusion of blond lace, with - a superb garniture en tulle, satin and &in' d'orarge, over a white satin slip ; manteau of rich white -Satin, wit:i garniture to correspond. Head-dress, 'ostrich feathers, pearls and diainonds. Lady George Cavendisli—An elegant dress, - richly trimm ed 'with point lace ; train of blue satin. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. . _. • _ . Lady Charlotte Duncombe—A beautiful crape dress, over rich blue satin ; a superb garniture of net and loivers ; train of blue j. rtis de NaPles, tastefully trimmed to correspond. Head-dress, wperh. plu rue. of ostrich feathers. . Lady firanthatu,-A superb gold colonnade lama dress, richly trimmAl with iMwers, and tissue over rich white satin flounce of-priuirose crepe, lined with satin, and trimmed with-costly lace. Heitd , dress, feathers and, diamonds. Lady Townsend FarqulittrLA. rich white satin and net dress, ;trimm'Jd'Witli a Kroft sign of blond lace, with garniture' en tulle, an . cl satin and ponceau dowers, over a white satin slip; manteau o rich white satin; with a superb garniture en crepe lisse ; satin and p,mc.esu Qone:es. Head:dress, ostrich plume, diamonds and pearls. Lady 1,. Cornwallis---Arich white satin and net dress, with garniture en tull , ..and satin, profusely trimmed with blond lace, and interspersed with a variety of bouquets o'er a white satin slip ; mantes:li 'of rich blue figured silk, with'blue garniture to correspond. Head -dress, ostrich plume and 'diamonds. Lady E. Cornwallis—A rich white satin and - net dress; with. garniture en tcille and satin, pinfuseTy"trimmed with blond lace, end interspersed w hh a variety of bouquets over a white satirrslip ; inanteau of rich white Taros de Naples, with garniture en tulle, and silk to correspond. lieadAreSs, 'ostrich plume - and - dia monds. Lady Ea'st—Tnlle dress over a white satin - slip, elegantly embrcidered . in Roman pearl, the design perfectly novel, inter, speried with p;nk roses and bunches of pearl grapes, and finish , ed at the bottom with a superb fiouneelof broad .Freneh.blond:, train of rich lilac satin, lined with white satin garniture,.a• ruche of tulle elegantly looped with large leaves of pearl, pink roses, and' benches of pearl grapes, 'sleeves. 'and body to cor resiioad, and. the whole finished with . a profusion of rich French, blond lace. :ilead.dress, an :elegant plume of ostrich feathers. ItliaMOnd tiara corresponding with necklace, ear-rings . , and edinturt. • ' Lady itycroft—Gold lama dress over a rich white satin slip ; train, . French violet laventine silk, trimmed with a border of, Vandyke, gold body and sleeves of rieli'lama, elegantly looped' up with gold taisels and a profusion of rich broad French blond lacy. ilea:l-dress, feathers and diamonds. . lady elegant Brussels lace dress over a blue satin slip ; a rich 'blue satin train, 'trirnmed'with blond. Head featters and topazes. - • - lolly' BeSt A ricik white satin petticoat and a richly sprigged blond dress, with a garniture of blue and gold - oleanders, dis pOsed iri a Semi-tun: form ; a rich deep blue Satin train, finished with a beautifully embroidered trimming ; the cur -1:* -AS this t dress was ofrich bltre satin, trimmed to, covresportd, with a cape of very beautittil blond.la Head-dress, gold toque, with Vzt'plume rs of feathers and diamonds. liad„ylCroft•--2.l;magnificent silver lama dress, finisheol, with Over hands, - tassells, and blond, over a 'very rich white satin petticoat; train of rich white satin, elegantly ornamented with a deep Vandyke triMming of Silver. I•lea44ress, ostrich featicers'nfid s diaidiontis. • . . • Lady Strati-h i in—A tulle dress over, a rich white satin, lip, • tastefully ornaov4;te.d, with drooping bunches of laVender ecca- 1 cart, and' White shun route - aux, - serpente en chainous, ritittfinhibeti :.vltti a garnittree bouffant, eu trite, cenll - ..,1 by ri , roulead of; g 4 .40 tp.,t o . rresptind. with the dress; train of very rich- lavender.ltatitr' Viten - lea if,liliilar to the dress ; a pelerine of brande lifirithedifie ( enisage.• • Head-dress, a plume iof 'oStrich feathers andtlianionds. : ' l. -:*-4 . , . 4 4 : 4 ty, Togcns—A very. rich pearl white satin slip, over which- Wlis worm 'a tint!d re i ns, iri h i rn" ' e ti• u , it .1 1 white satin rem, lan >.,'- ftirin ioYelegant scrolls, terininatingby a 'full garniture, interspersed- with...vveoing primroses; the corsage with blond and small ,rou- leati;s.of satin ;.train of very rich lilac satin, ornamented tvith tulle - r6d rouleatts:, similar to the dress. Head-dress, a profu sion of feathers and diamonds. , ' -: ' • ,Lady-Sarah : .liariti.-.ll4prray—A, rich pink tulle petticoat richly m ebronlered with pipit, worn over a white satin train of -ricn pinis satin; handsomely trimmed ; body and sleeves ornamented • with a si - tp - W) point lane and' emerald stones. - Head-dress of feathers-antLerneralds. . - . . - . . .- • T Laxly Rendlesharn—A white tulle dress, tasteftilly 'orna mented With tulle, satin, and sweet peas; a white satin train. Lady:Blackett—White tulle dress richly embroidered in pearland tully over white satin, body and sleeves trimmed blond and'pearl"; train of lilac laventine. Head-dress, ostrich plume and diamonds; necklace, ear.riugS and bracelets to correspond. . _Lady Kerrison—A French blond , ttille over a rich white satin : petticoat, . garniture of, blond lace satin and crepe lisse; body and sleeves trimmed to correspond; manteau of gird ivhite satin tastefully ornamented. Head-dress, feathers and diainoruls.. .Laay Taylor—A handsome tulle dress, embroidered with, pearles, le garniture en tulle "et perles; the body. and sleeves.riChl . y ' ornamented with blond lace ; train of lilac tigtired'silk, decorated witle tulle and satin.: Head-dress, a beautiful plume of ostrich feathers and amethysts. ~ - . e Lady. Ogle—A superb tulle dress, most richly embroidered With satin, straw - and beads in the form of wheat r• train to cor respond,:/richly-lined with Pinks:edit ; body elegantly trimmed with blond, and sabots to match. Head 7 dress, feathers and topazes. • `Lad y Dynevor—A - rieb - embroidered dress of tulle -and amber beads; tile ,c0i55.:4.1 . 1 magnificently .triroined•with: a profusion of Brussels point luee ; an elegant amber train of watered gros de Ltd (11:Inunicis. and beads: Head-dress, feathers Naples,' with garniture of culls worked in green ch nille and gold larna,„ arid a train handseinely , ..t ia dy sarabitobiason.—A white satin arm, worked in che ,.. enille - and gold 'lama. nead-dress to tairrespond,- - diamond : necklace. . . . • - - ' Three. Ladies Finch—Rich embroidered . tulle dresses, over white satin petticoats, trains of beautiful shaded grenadine, tastefully decorated with tulle' andsatin. . Head-dresses, superb ' plumes of feathers and - precious stones. , • • - .Lady Alarene,..Keating—A rich. Oille dress over a white . satin slip; Iread-dr6sS, a profusion of ostrich feathers, - mentille et sabots, of liandsonie blond lace. ~ . . Lady Ogilvy—A superb gold lama dress richly embroidered over white satin, with 4 deep border composed of wreaths of roses and heart's-ease in massive gOldS the body and sleeves to correspond, trimmed with a prolusion of blond lace; train tof beautifully. figured tulle, with a rich garniture of alternate ro ws of blond, and banquets' of roses in gold , lined with evening primroses gros de Naples. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. an w d h t e e a r t m a i n n d a.ti b n l g ue a L e d as s h il roses, tastefully point with groupes of l"silver . --Lady Emmeline Manners — A most beautiful silver dress, striped a ar a b colonise, o tlt, silver forming the garniture, and trimmed with blond lace; inanteau ' e rich azure blusatin, witn silver bordering. Head-dress, tea , there, diamonds, and pearls. ' . Lady Burrowes—A handso m e gold lama dress,'and a white satin train worked in gold: Head-dress to correspond and necklace. . Lady Harriet Sullivan—A fancy satin gauze dress 'worked with silk, 'and-Ornamented with flowers; lilac= satin train work ed with flowers. ' Head-dress to correspond, and diamond neck- - lace. , Lady Jernima Mann—Beautiful dress of t u lle , . striped a colonne, with bands o f chased silver, tas teful garniture of white • wlaceLie. ; mantea t i Of r i c h w hi te t , satin, con fi ne d with garlands of silver leaves, ro ses, an d lilies of ' satin,the l' v e i y th ' and ag ni trim tu Head-dress, e l egant i plume ofostrich feather s, diamonds an d pearls. • • • Lady Sarah Beresford—A beautiful pi n k and silver lama dress, worn over rich w hite satin : m antua to entieepond, orna - • merited with blush irises. Head-dress, f ea th ers, eit. - alllar n L et olr s i i t l h ve blondr.eni `. "Lady Flora Rawdon —A dress of tulle, richly embroidered, w orn over white satin ; train to correspond. Head-dress, feathers i ; and pearls. Lady Rolle—A rich blond dress - over a white satin slip richly trimmed with blond ; train of amethyst g nus de .Naples: tastefully ornamented, wi th la u rel lea ves. Ileacr-dre ss , feathers ' and diamonds. . Lady George StewSrt—A beautiful dress of striped satin ; train-trimmed with tulle and satin: - Head-dress 7diamonds•and feathers. h bite satin dress Lady Hutne—A. lie- w .. . trimmed with flounces of blond, ornamented itches de - cow ; a rich `emerald - trat • Ir em- broidered with lama.. Headdress ; diamonds, emeralds, arif feathers. _ _ _ , . Lady:Warburton—A ' superb gold lam a dress over white satin, with an amber train a rich Gros de Naples, ornamented with gold to correspond. Head-dress, white and violet featheris and diamontis• . _ . . .... • . • Lady Winnington—An elegant. cashmere and gold, drapery,' over wfsite satin ; train of evening primrose trimmed with gold 4. Head-dress to correspond, with diamonds and feathers. - Lady.Montago.—A - rich goid , lama colonnaded 'dress, pro s fusely trimmed with beautiful point lace over a white Satin slip ;„ mantua of blue raymontl.watered gross de Naples, richly trim.. med with gold lama to correspomtwitis ;he dress. Head-dress, feathers, pearls, and diamonds. • Lady Mayoress-Petticoatof white satin, over which a- dregs of tulle,'richly embroidered in , Itoinanpearl ; bodice and sleeves, of magnificent blond lace, with - loops of pearls; 'traits of whits figured gros de Naples, withgarnitute of tulle asatl'llinpars peail en suite. Headdress, feathers and diamonds. Hon. Mrs. Miller Monday--A tylOte.tulle dress embroider ed, worn over white satin ; manteau ,to correspond. Head dress, feathers and diamonds. Hon. Mrs. Faire—A most elegant dress (which displayed in finite taste) of tulle over white satin, ornamented with satin, interspersed with papillons, with all their, various hues, coin_ prised of the most rare gems, and richly einbellisfted with perles de 'Rome ; body and train of cherry coloured gros. de :Naples faq., trimmed with crepe lisse and satin same•coloer ; drapery of gauze lisse, trimmed with blond, and ornamented with fine pearls. Head-dress, a wagnificent plume of ostrich feathers, with diamonds and oriental pearls. . • •• Hon. Mrs Fermor—A very rich silver •tulle petticoat : ever white satin ; train to correspond, very superbly embroideted in silver. Necklace and ornaments, chrysoprase. • ' Hon,Anße,lZobinson;--Over a rich white satin a white tulle `dress,`rschly embroidered in straw, and ..tastefully ornamented, with lilac; a superb full and deep hlond lace ov,:r the coitiag; train of rich white satin, trimmed to correspond. - • Hon. Mrs. .Fraste- r -A. tulle dress,, with wreaths of roses., richly embroidered in silver lama, forming bias columns over. the whole dress, with a superb border-to correspond ; the train 'composed of white gros de Naples, with corresponding rose pat tern, and trimmed round, with silver lama. ,Head-dress, fcatners, and diamonds with amethysts. Hon. Mrs. Milles—A dress, elegantly embroidered with pearls , over white satin ; train of pinek satin, trimmed ! tulle and pearls, a crams of amethysts. . . ~• .• lion. Mrs. Donovan—A pink lisse dress, embroidered with silver over white satin, with white- satin train. - Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Hon. %lrs. Clifibrd- 4 1 white crape dress, .with blond and ruches of crape, interspersed with satin rouleaux' and roses ; train white crape, rimmed - with white satin. Hon. Airs.-Grantly. lierkeley-,-A superb gold lama dress, elegantly. trimmed with geld and blond, over a rich white satin Slip 'mantua of white figured Bros de 'Naples, magnificently 'ornamented with gold lama trimmings Head-dress, a superb plume of write ostrich feathers and diamonds. Hon. Mrs . . Warneford —White tulle dress over white satin, elegantly finished with full ,‘;.arnittireS. of tulle, satin bows, and floss :silk pines,,surmounted by scrolls of satin, finished with bows and silk pines,..bands of ,satin and . silk pines across the front, body and sleeves trimmed with fine' point: train of tur qubise satin, trimmed white. 'lleitd-dress, an • elegant plume, blue and, white feathers, And diamonds. - •• • lion. .'Mrs. Farmer,---A. handsome silver lamb dress, and sil ver tissue trait. Ifead-dress to correspond, and diamond neck lace: . , . Non. Mrs. Graham-Tolor—A splendid gold lama dress, su perbly embroidered with bouquets of flowers and wheat, over drich white satin petticoat; white satin train, with a garri_ ture of tulle and gold flowers. - Ilead.dress, feathers and dia. moods. _ _ Mrs. West..--A petticoat of white tulle embroidered in, steel, a , :d figured white satin ; train trimmed with point lace. Head-dress, superb plume of ostrich feathers and diamonds. Hon. Mrs. Herbert Gardiner—Point lace dress over white satin ; rich lavender satin train; with point. Head-dress tea ' there and diamonds. Hon. Mrs. Itice—Dress of rich watered gros de Naßlis, gar niture of,superb blond, corsage a-la-mode ; train con •••*ilt-of rich white satin. rich bead dress, surmounted a white ostrich feathers. George I.eiglt Press - of tulle, ornamaitil ivith an applique of satin - ft cUlonne and fancy garniture, decorated. with grouper of variegated carnations, and trimmed with Brus sels lace; manteau, brocaded white gros deNaplei, with a bordering to correspond. Mead-dress, feathers, dianumds,,auLt pearls. Mrs. Colquhoun—An elegant gold lama dress, trimmed With . gold lace ; .train of green French grenadum striped with the trimming cotulmed of tulle and satin, tastefully ornament-, ed with gold. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds, lappets of blonde lace. • Mrs. (:ousts—An elegant white gauze dress, richly ttimmed at the bottom with two flopcFs of beautiful broad. Lind hcc, and Plaithigs of gauze . ; body and sleeves profusely trininThl with - the richest blond lace ; a superb drapery of rich blondlace looped up in, the most tasteful way, with Ouperh rose,composed • of the most costly diamonds,suspvided from the waist by a chain of diamonds ; stomacher extremely brilliant, being studded with a profusion of,diamonds: - thif dress was Won aver toielt white levantino petticoat; robe of the same, trimmed round with most beautiful broad .blond lace, and headed with a'plait ing of blond net. Head-dress, a of rich white ostrich feathers, and a profusion of diamonds. • [The remainder of the Dresses tn.merrow:l ••. MERCANTILE SHIPPING. • DEAL, JUNE 9.—Wind - S.W.—Arrivcd and sailed for. River, the Eliza, Faith, and Orynthia, Romer, from Bombit - : the latter sailed the 22d'of February, and left th e r e the Cam.- br ian , , .111 ti yr ilfaoprdh,ta'i it o ro lori e u r t t ia ;i- a f nd m Alfre(l; the Engl an d h a il - - nw arrived Antigua ;T John, c.lntiinv.. from Trieste; Thalia, Croshie, Jamaica;. laiza, Mediterranean; Delaford, yon g , St. Vineent'l; Campbell, Jamaica ; and Montreal, Thorn, Tobago. Passed . through from the River, the Enterprise,'Bridge, tOr Quebec ; Amphitrite, Norvan, for Jan - mica ; Railtes, Gardner, ditto ; Swan, MsLean, Woufb Seas ; Albion, Weller, India ; NeOeu_ nua, Brook, St,. IlbeS ; and Fortuna, • Vaughan, for Ri4t;c:...i bucto. The Parmony,),Voodall, for Demerara; and the Prince Regent, Taylin, for Tobago, remain. Powramotrit, JUNE 9.—Wind Vir.&W--Passf , tl by the Sarah-Christina, Fisher, from Jamaica. Arrived tlte,Alaria. transport from Malta and Gibraltar, under quarantine.. S a il e d the Britannia, Ruby, for London. Off the Wight the ham, Salthouse, from Havannah. FALswurrn, J UNE B.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Matilda. Wallace, from St. Domingo in 37 days. Sailed the City of Genoa, and Commerce, for 1-irtinhurg . h. -•r;:4 LIVERPOOL, JU NE B.—WindW,S.W.—Ar;ived the Fiabe,. Nixon, from _Mara:lll4m ; Ifraganza. Allen, from ,New .Vork; sailed the 21lth.May ; Mary, Ross, from Antigua; and Fairy . Queen, Davis, froth (libruirar. • • • • ,• ! • Yesterday the dispgebek were closed at the East India,tylus s e and delivered to the Pursers of the following' ships .vtz. The Thomas Grenville, Captain William.Alart , ling ; of Wellington, ,Captain John Blansharsl, for Bengal direct. THE MARKETS. iii } ;'~ ~ CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 10. There are moderate arrivals of all sorts of Grain this weei. except Oats, of which there is a large quantity. The dilemma` into which the Canada and Bonded . Corn Bills has gotten` &CR— sions our millers to purchase Wheat with more confitlence,.and they give Is. to 2s. per quarter more for prime Wheat titan on ;Monday. Barley, Beans, and Pease are rather dearer. Oats find a tolerable free sale at the quotations.of the beginning of. this week. Au al VALS.—English Wheat, 3,soo—Barley,. 220—Cats, Is,soo—lrish Oats, 4,200 quarters--Flour, 5,200 sacks. • • SMITHFIELD MARKET, JTTEE 19. The following is an accurate Repdrt of thentimbei-s .and prices at Smithfield Market this morning ' ' Beasts • 532 Sheep Calves To sink the'Offal, perstone of 81 - b: Beef 4s , 6d. to ss, 2d I Veal .... 5s -0d to . 6s Ott Maur 4s Gd to ss l Pork 6s 0,1 to 64 Qd Lamb s:i Od to Os 4d. - ' 4.4 • ( hi 'TAY AND ST RAW, PER LOA . I). • , • Hay Straw £1 16s to X 6s. . " • • -7 HARMONIC THEATII.E.—This . Theatre, therine-street, which has been lately altered.and. decorated with taste, was .opened again last night, with Love in a Village awl, The fish Tutor. The performance of both pieces ( Was more amusing than could be expQcted,frerultc.. tors and actresses not kno,wn to the public._,, In . some ,there were evident marks of impmesngnt, Thera was a numerous anti, respectable auf4jeßce, } • f. ":" t