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C' ..„- - - ''''' ''` c tcroni • flamilton, Swinburne, C.Caveniislt, G. H. Ca. vendish, Gould, C. Robinson, E. Finch Hatton, Pitzzibbon. RiunT H orton uannEs—Mr. Elliot, Cha r l es G rant , N. • Vansittart, Frederick Itobinson B. Bathurst, W. Welk - ski 'Pole, Si r J. L each, Huskisson, IVallace. Russell; , • H omotiltaimEs--Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. Hare, Mr. Henry ‘Vindsor, Mrs. M'illiain Hare, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. %Value ford, Mary and ,Matilda Harris, Mrs. Dorian Magens, Mix , ' •Fanny Needham, Lieut.-Colo ne l G ar d ner , Mrs. Rasnont, Mrs. A. Egerton, .31.r5.1V. Herbert, Mrs. Hope, Colonel King, Mrs. 'Petre Llrs. Herbert, Miss C. Cavendish, Miss King, M rs . 'Cocka'yne, Mrs. C. Herbert, W. Hor ne , M rs . E. B an k es, M rs.- West, W. Barrington, Mrs.- E. Bouverie, Wellesley Pole, ' !kithree Miss Greys, two Miss Addington, Colonel Wodehouse, r& Cavendish, Mrs. Nevill, Mrs. Cockade, Mrs. Poyntz, tlrs.-Leigh, ;Mr. Boyce, M r: T emp l eton , M rs. H oward, Mrs. c ercy Fraser, Mr. Long, Eardley, J. Stewart, Jas. Stewart. Sins —Colin Halkett; J. W. Lubbock, J. Molyneux 0m .110a"e.7, A.. , Johnston, W. Cunningham Fairlie, It. IVigram, .itt.!. •---- Hu, J. Johnstone, J. E. Anderson, Compton Dom- I que, G. Naar, 11. Clinton, A. Floyd, A. Christie, W. Bur r°'4-B,l3ait. S.r.Q.ltirl. .T. Campbell, A. Halliday, C. Flower, • -E. Kerrison, B. BroWM•iisg, C. Poole, W. Waller, R. I;olton, -Lewis Versturrne, 13. Arbuthnot, J. Osborne, R. Baker, Ila„, tt. G• Nugent, R. Kennedy, Li ppincott, .T. Pollen, .T. Cox i Pnisley„ . .r Saumarez, H. C. C. Des Vocux, H. rton, , J..". Lillie, J. Astley, M. Seymour, A. Don, H. St. i ' r e ' 4 , l, , - 11 . W. Wilson, E. R. Baker, C. M'Carthy, It. Baker, -`• 'fatson, H. Ibbetion, H. Onslow, Bart. R. Barlow, P. Pole, 1 3art. M.P. C. Morgan, Bart. R. Chester, E. Paget, H. C2 ' 1 1 114 1, P Gifford, J:Silvester, H. Calvert, J. Beresford,' G. Valltcr.., :S. Ilulse„T. Copley, C: Smith, J. Drummond, G. 'Onselt.:,, 3. Wells, C. Ogle, S. Browne. • ,, A bb iza....z.;;--Stephens, Bing,ham, Sir P. Malcolm, Sir J. 'l'el i ks, 1c5.c.13. Pott, Sir G. Martin, Winthrop, Pa3yall, -It a ' ''V esg Gou ld P Sir C. M. Pole, Halkett, Sir J. 1 4' Ii ^ e P age, 4 ICC•B• Sir R. Strachan, Harvey, Sir C. Ogle, Bart., bi-. - ' • -, - t, ,y. e 1, :j .) ;E15......r,- Finch, Beechen, Bader, Sir P. Roche, Rey. 11 ,:•; 1 1 , c.,ser•er-Adams, Sir G. - Walker, Sir L. Cole; Skinner, It (31-- ` it' l' ? 11 clean, Si- C• A2gill, Travers, N. Hopkins, -onb'aniv Pea . clly,ltlontern; Jaires - Balfour, Rcas, Lloyd, Pi... hot Elwei, Fraser, - Dana, Kerr, Sir J. Mdcleod, Spencer, toil' hall' Nicolls, Bingharn, Sir W. Arlson, Bradshaw, Bur -' '11 41 . 1 Rayfnond, A. Brooke, Sir G. Nugent, Widdring, -f - ", , Vincent, Sir G. Beckwith, G.C.8., Sir W. Inglis, K.C.B. "fi e rqzts, Sir .H. Montresor, Burton, Browne,. Ashworth, P" u : 6ll in, Sir 31. Niglitingall, Sir C. Sutton, Sir S. Auch ilt _,Y - Viscount Lorton, Ballingall, Dunmore, Sir J. Doyle, ' - ', Q i - . l llari,• . ...ila.de, Armstroag, Lethbridge, Rebow, Sir Brown rigg Croabie. . , Co nrizrELs--D'Arcy,Viney, Daniell, iVynyard, R.Greave, „-e4llicomb2, Max Well,• Mayne, Grant, Cotton, Griffiths, De cuurgh, Bairow, Bohan,' C. B. Quentin, Moister, Rice,..E. Irallcer, Hargreaves, Clitherow ; Strutt, Brandling„ 'till, R. -1-1. Gds., Sir A. Christie, Gore Illorland, Lambert,' Fithneb; Manic, W. Cotton, O'Halloran:Strode, Chisholni, Brownrigg, , Pisott, Taylor, Campbell, Crosbie, Milman ; Graham, Shawe, 'Wentworth, Serle, E. Cotton . A. Maclaine, Rodney, O'Mal leY, Macdonald, Peters, Gardn'er R. A., Oke, Colston, *Hor !ler, 3 lallet, Thornhill, R. A. Hawker, R. A., Harris, Dun-. - *P, Worneford, BOwater,. Eustace, Yule, Buckworth,• Sir J. . rowne, E. W atson, Sir F. Watson, Sir U. B. Burgh, Bailee, .1411A.reaterns.--COmyns, Cole, Bell ' • thick, Chester, Barney, San .dilarb, ids, Stratton, O. Gore, Senith, Collgrave, Lynch, R. M., Y , L. 1 . C., H. Maclaine, Fane, F. E. Drake, - Gall,-Broek, ' S ''lte,% Pogherty, Pain e , Stepney, Blanshard, Cragie, H. rnith, North I). Brow n , D'Arley, Allen, Ist Y. 31. : • ' Covrmars2--J. Lillitrap, R.N., Sir 31. Maxwell,' 'RIN:„ S,,,,,trutt, It: Alacneil, Sir J.llrisbane, R.N., Hardyman, R.N., 4,'lalzspear Schoenberg,. R. Harward, .R.N , Fowler; R.N., i„...wer, R. ' N.,.J. Bowen, R.N., ll.C.Deacon, R.N., Anderson, -•itt - ' - . 1 .` 4 ., Sir R. Grisl,y, Des. Voeux, Pratt, Edgecumbe, R.N., E. ' - ..-4 . rthur, 3 lontagu, - R.II. MOWbray, R.N., Rodd, C.B. R.N. •ri'"'u.,:. l 4 l , 4, E. Claude - Marrock, Polhill,. P. B. Greene ; R.N., p• -5 °,,y 4 e, R.N., Pemberton, R.N., Farquharson, J. B. Smith, ii;, - ;•1 4 ., It. H. Fuller, R. N... 1. B. Hay, R. N., C. 8., Che 5‘44.1, C. B. R. N., Arabn,', R. N., Child, Brace, • R.N., t.,,,,tlrahani, R.N., S. Scott, M.P., Bremer, R.N., H. Cook, .A .. " T,' , J• H. Elliott, R.E:, G. 33. Maxwell, R.N., Havelock, if„"*P•v C. Phillips It.N., Aloody, R. Giles, D. Mackay, R.N., f,,,ncer 11-N., . Devon, ' 11. N., Scott, 11. N:, Sydenham, W. it,, l 'ek.l.: ' R.N. Sir J. Louis, Bart. R.N., Yates, R.N., Dalzell, a ;..,-, C.D. Luis; R.N.; Glascock, R.N., 31aquay, Del y', Et 8. Baker, R.N.; Bruce,' H. B. Collier, C. Dixon, H. Can tt, va . Jones, • Cradeek, Beauchamp, W. Powell, P. Co o l?b,,ell, R.N. 11. Stuart, R.N. J. Harvey; C. 8., Gray, H. At 11 - ' tc-N., Jackson,' Frederick, Griffinhoofe, S. O'Grady, 7ay--., Bullock, .T. D. •Grceme, Beckett, Pratt, Losack, IL.N., It. ' R•N D mmo-ul, W Parker R.N. G.A. Westphal, Nye'. .. •1 • , 211 . W. , 1 .- (.:01Lf, Donald, Buller, Percy, Fitzdarence, Purvis, Ham li n, CQ -4 e, 'Biker, A. Vincent, Irvin, .Clifford, Brent, Harwood, A. - I,l 3 N l lontagn;'Sto - Yetici, Scqtt, Bullock, Burrard, Cust, i i ,* alter, E. Bailie R.N. "" • 01.-.2tr-TE NTANTs- -. --Sn'therland, 46th Regiment, G. T. G: Pthat -Ter, Hanham R.N. Parlby,•Biscoe, R. E. Gusset, B.A. ritz t ' king's Light Infantry, D. Holmes, Howell, Deedes, .1 - ',?clth ai .;;' , K. It. Gillespie, L'Estrange, Chamberlain, Packe, '' • 0; -, W. 31orris, R.N. Pollock, R.N. Davis; Holmes, tn opn lkatinson, Rohde, H. R.:Wright, R.A. 'Sober, Bi- I'V,' - . 4 ••• .W. H. Weaver, R.A. Smith, 16th Lancers, It 4.i cTl ',J• Lechrnere, R. N. Walter, It: N. llort, Burton, mcl.l-I.tiireisur,z_°lllillil.trik:ini},lietraihine,ri;R:er.N7L'sleb7:nrsisel: ril:SAtrE.an.laraelwellaa4;:l3Pleililleb.oleNeks:' Il i . ki n ?: kl„.Vatighan, G. Nightingale Brisbane, Powney;R. N. ' , - e . - I , ;,'",,.' 11 -N. Greenwood , Ferguson ,Versturme, Grant, Child, ' r . -1- ' 1 1 . t0.i . , ''''', E. Hall Orr, Soule, Peel, 71st Light Infantry, ,_, . , • e. 0 . 1 ..'," 4 Guards, George Hill; Bowker, R.N. P4,- -11.E 'rs---It. Hill, ross,Spearnian, Willes, Pigott, Drake. _ p it '3•lgxs--31 iddrington, Barter. - - re.441(08-- Winehester, London, Oxford, Llandall, Mon .ft 1e, t , . 0 1 7 ce1 .,..z er . 4-ncoin, Chester, Ely, Salisbury, Killaloe, • It t •e, a•Urnore, St. Asaph, Carlisle. - lli4olv,•ll.oerr otts—Blonnrfield, Russell, Gray, Booker, We. Do e . 'AI, Burrow, I)akins, Goodenough. is ItEr'r.,°lts—Prosser,• D0d50n . ,.31.P. for Rye, Latham, See. .Illßoil, • 4ts sits.-:-J•.•Holmes, .J. Saumarez, W. Beville, W. itel-Z' . F. P. • Fuller,. E. E. Chaundy, J. Delafield, H. ',i'••kit . „,. a n, ~,,_P . Wall, R. Grier, G. Cowell, E. L. Sutton, J. ..„'tatki f ll, v. r : J. Moore, S. - Leggatt, G. Sinipson, J. W. T. P. il •r• W. lore, S. .A. Starkie, A Grey, G. Gni•nier, ets?o.4l Bowes, ChaPlain to. his -, 3lajesty. • IlIn t „:"' I s—Lieven, Ludolph, Wdronzo, De la Pasture, At.V.' Car aman---•Baron bandorff. - : 11 t tit Es c ;.. ' N.-tire:h. Scholey; 31agnay, Bridges. I,Vetts3sEs.—FOote, S. - Turner, Harris, Cavendish, Eaton, ~'a t elrthe l i P., Astley Cooper - B. - Cooper, Quanne, White ' 4 l fo r t i_trgan, E. Foley, iames -Colquholin; Consul-Gene- V e Airete lans.Towns ; Brigstoek, Rochefort Grange,- Tem b-e 4- v I ' le, hie etal ,, (l ' . Penn, J. .P.-.3leode, Pollhill,' .Turton , , Bent, • 44 Y.0z, :a- -ileA4er Vainright,.: Cooper, -Littledale, L. Lyon, L'`3ll,:.taT' P de rt.J., - Divett, 31. P. E. Foley, Denison, R. Dem. - cre,- 71 -, 3 ` l9 n E. Gibson, Lloyd Vaughan, Watkins, C. Strode, IN • 'Joe. ''Botld'F. Ch^tfield. Flemin • - G. L. Blount Irvine V. : ' 4 ' Pool' t• c.". '7, Fleming; - • Chichester, ~ • fu er , .P, Fenton Scott, Jugent34.ae.namara, 1 ; 1 11, 4, i4Lert S i pp „.. der's, _Earon, Cheere, Askew, C. Morris,_ - b, Ty/ nano enders, 411404aan; Astley,: M.P., - Wadham AV ynd- Ale, I Llinghani Gurdon - 11 Ilobliouse 'V Well. Pole. I em , P. i\Triit'i l . it :. -,„, es sQ. ll ; • T. Leek, bliValpole; W. Williams, De Grey, 4.1ttr0,i . . "• 1 --:ight, 4.- F. .Tones,•[E. Fruquier, - Russell, .ait r „, , ,, ', 21 ,,n, C: ennison, •H. • Curtis, .J. Wells. Rich, W. i j s ( Yna,,l ` .s) ., r den; B. C. Brodie, Clement, W. Jolliffe,'Curtis, Pi ha •P'" , tlA / , 7e's - tl ..e . Y. nail, J. Pett, Devon, Spicer, Bullock, amen ._ . • ~ onbert de Burg, Parrott, L.H.V., J. Portal, Co:. iit eii ‘b a °ll 'B ' l ‘ rdes • ,- Erringt on, Pelley,.. Jones, Grantley, T. 1 4 n4s e u-Y,,, arham Levies, Walker, P. Grant, Will - not,- J. S. ''Y elark t-lai l k h t r li, H. Wheatley, Frank LOmbert; W. Stan -1 %.„' t e ' --'. N-, Aleatle - G rd 4 4•• i' "" 4 110ije' ' Hope; ,. '. S e ymour , reerlWa . , . Harrison , W. tai 1, B,l a pc ' ~ Lushington, Sutton, 'West, Sullivan, Iteeis s tnll ,"rar_tdllng, IN)rson, Mackenzie; Weld Forres- Pvor, ,-,` - e , 2-lent, Bricknell,. Alanstiekl, M. Munro of ;1. 11., st nyont ,Lister- Parker, Tomline,- Wyndam Lewis; N gi nner - w ' - I leatite, the Sardinian Conan!,: Bethel, - Orby, I% et. , Bonham, Wilson, 31. P., T.: Wilson, .Cholmney, B. Ilateks'illEsars----.Hort, grave o : rb; ' , Hunter, Bridges, 1 •., Beth 11 , , 13e tt, ~e-, %Ran, Boehm, Windham .Jervis, Villiers, Stan.: v. iii iaills Cost, I,egh, Dorson,•Foot; Chaplain, W. Dundas, ink, t e . ik,erton, Pane, Eyres, • .Courtown, Bouverie; .T. tlaxwell - sown Collier, Lawrenee,. Sallivan W. I\z-An, poy-Briatzrtolian, d ß i eville, Powell, S. • Beaz-ley, , Blacksbaw, Ballard, orth p• ..? e.-eY, Van Mildert, _Burrell • Cholmondek endi,Z inch, Bowles General d : Brooke, dampagney-, Cl ' . Clif f , 'h, Bridges, C. Norris ft ,erel,,, Dawson, m a n , (y ; ' "bout, Daniell,. Lockwood, (•!4,,, 4lorse, 31urehisYon 't.' General Ross, Afajepdie, 31alcohn, , General Asherwortli, .T: Portal, W. IS e via n e c il l i - 1 -- es i c A y i - ildrl ian e , l'itClarenee, Cheere, De Grey, J. 11;y01,;"RiTonlvi eil lta i T s, T Goslin, Quentin, J. Drummond, jun. Chetwy n d fit. VI Flode B Stapylton, 111 a trap, Atkins; huller, Wallace,- ( - Li t ttiltdierainiut, Gl. Barlow NV t Pilince; Slie, Hugh , Hoare, t'e l , •-, Gener a l 1 - 3 •- 1 ' a " ussell, Evehn, S. Scott 1 , Bla ir , Colonelra,,shaw, Courtenay Boyle, Brune Pri c,,ose,4rripbeii,leeroi Colston, Crosbie, Fuller Elliott Drake, a,,teVaye, It. ml_rielg,,srtl:aylor, Fitzgerald, Butler Danvers, Ila rq ` ( . e 'e m rb il tt ' , Pigot, i l s `4 l , rt, '(t•'.. Hare, W. Joliffe, tl'homp -I,,ce , t ).,, ankes, J. Kin , y .ore, Cunliffe, Bathurst, E. i „ ..su ey, Ram C: ~,,-:.,,,h, Walker, St.. Quintin, Bus h.Nttssl:s...._.T„, ~• Iv rupole s t e,r w t-ii, -- v-n n , AI! ,i u •i i i ii ,. l o ' ari s , t'vo Lushingto - r.s, - E: Wells For t*, Mich„ tia, vms . i r , n, three Whinsl,‘“ • P• ts CM- A '", :yel p , sti •-(•s, two 0 3 11 ~. -, 0,,,.., two Elliot " ea-, Barnard, two cWinburns blielalivw, :viiaclp.olF.? t..,ve%,(ttilY,ha T eams, liope, 'White Melvgl — e; b I f ere v '',l,rlg, Clinton , ' ,Valk., Ai tuns, II or t Reading, •• ' ••alver t 1 . ; , .W. 'Walker, - Peel, Her ' ' allaa ' Phinfs, i'ortwsan, Cornwall, Blake, vroaehouse, Waller, A. Wallsr, - Morgan, &shell, three Luxmoores, Pole - Carew,- A. Leigh, Munroe,. three Starkeys s Ellen, two Bangars, Mildmay, Clarke, Pole,. Keene, Fraser, Burdett, L. Burdett, M. L uxmoore , Ogle, NMaitiand,'urraY, T. Murray, T r oll o p e , Mun roe Johnstone, Greenwood, Flower, Metcalfe, Blackahaw, .Calthorpe, J. Majendi, Russell, Str u tt, C. Strutt, C. Perciv a l, Chaplin, L. Chaplin, E. Morris, Bruce, 13eville„ Morris, F. Gamier, Petre, E. Finch, Batton, Gor don, J. Hoare; -Morgan, H: Johnstone, Fisher, Wright, C. Stuart, J. Poyntz, Sp encer Vassall, Flare, .E. - Tylney Long; HipPesley, A M. Buller, Chichester, Dora 'Naylor, Iwo Robinsons, Pole, Burgoyne, C. Hudson, C. Gore, S. Gore; King, Douglas, Corbett, Croabies, Rich, Uniacke, Louisa Rich, A. Leigh, Barlow, Leigh, Forester, Price, two Wailers, M. Harvey, E. Harvey, Home, S. Norman, Gosling, G. How a rd, Grant, Vansittart; Grevfile, Slade, Burrowes, Mitchell, Borough, H. Pole, H. Home, De Grey, Jones, Barham, F. Longinoore, Courtenay, Stuart Courtenay, Diana Caswell, A. Calcraft, G. Macleod, Barton, W. Elliott, Percival, .131anch Astley, Nugent, C. Drake Garrard, D. Garrard, L. Clerk, Boyle, Gurdon, Kidney, Murray, S. Murray, Hester A.stlev, She; Mackintosh, Johnston, Foley, Ross, Bradshaw, Macleod, Janet M. Johnston, Elliott, Olivia Strew, Scott, L. Shee, C. Percival, Inge, Badeley, Freemantle, Garth, M'Dermott. It not having. been customary to receive presentations on Birth Day Courts, that regulation was dispensed with yes day by command of his MAJESTY, by an order in the GA• The following were among the numerous presenter. tions : The Marchioness of WaterfOrd, by Lady Beresford. Mrs..Purcil Fitzgerald, by Lady Bentinck. Miss Nugent, by her mother, Lady Nugent. The Ladies - Beauclerk, by the Duchess of St. Alban's. Miss Elliott, by Lady Malcolm. Miss Augusta Leigh, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Leig. The Ladiei Coot; by Lady Mary Moss. Miss Uniake, by the Marchioness of Waterford. Lady Kennedy, by the Countess Cassilis, on her marriage. Miss Foley, by: Lady Macintosh. _Miss Taylor, by the Countess of Liverpool. Lady Macintosh, by the Lord i n wa i t i ng . The - MiSses Macintosh, by their mother, Lady -Macintosh. Sir Lewis Versturine,' by Count Munster, on being appointee a Knight of the Ooelphic order. I Lieut. Versturnie, his son, by Count Munster, on promotion 'as Captain of the Hanoverian Cavalry. . Miss Lstitia'Shea, by Mrs. Evelyn. • Mist Shea, by Miss Evelyn. Mri; Walker, by the Lord in waiting. The Hon. Mrs. Cockayne, by th e C oun t ess of MaceleSfield. Mrs. Moss, by the Lord in waiting. Lady Clinton, by the lion. Mrs. Poyntz. The two Misses Poyntz, by the Hon. Mrs. Poyntz. Miss Maria Clinton by the Countess of Sh e ffi e ld. _Lady Caroline Barham, by the Lord in. waiting Lady Wrottesley, on her marriage • 'Miss Peel, by Mrs. Dawson.. Miss Eliza Well Forrester; by her mother Mrs. °ruder, by the Lord in waiting Mrs. Wyndham Lewis, by the Lord in waiting The Hon. Mrs. Rushout, by-th e H6 n . Mrs. West Mrs. Clifford,' by Lady George Cavendish The. Countess of . Huntingdon, on her marriage, by Lady Tierney • - .Dowager-Viscountess Melville, by Viscountess Melville Hon. 11Irs..Ed. Bankes, on her marriage The Hon. Miss C. Cavendish, by. her mother, Lady Waterpark Miss Peel; by Mrs. Dawson Captain Henry Elliot,- K.L.1., on promotion Mrs. Maxwell, on her marrige, by the Countess of Home Mrs. General Ashworth, on her marriage, by Lady Drake, ~ Miss BurtOn, by Major-General Burton Mrs. Colegrave, by Lady Saltoun. • • Mrs. Cholmondeley, by the Marchioness of Cholmondeley MisS Blackshaw, by the Viscountess Ashbrook Miss Wright, by Lady RadstOck Lady CsCavendish, by Lady G. H. Caiendish Miss M. Morris, by-her mother, Mrs. C. Mor r is Mrs. esivendish, by her mother-in-law, Lady 0. Cavenish The Countess of Roseberry, on her marriage Hon. Mrs. Petre, by Countess. Grosvenor • Lady Walker, on her marriage • Mrs. Walker, by Lady Swinburne •Lady Wrottesley, on her marriage Miss lieneage,hy Mrs. Prince . . Shee, bY the Countess of P ow i s Mrs. G. Barlow, by 'Countess Torrington Mrs: Colonel Colston, by Mrs. Majendie Lady Borough, on her arrival from the Continent - Mrs. L. Suhvan, by the Duchess of Northumberland. • •Mrs. H. B. Collier, on her marriage, by Lady Drake Miss Barlow; by Viscountess Torrington Mrs. Wudliani Wyndham," by the Countess of Newburgh Mrs. C. Strode,' by Mrs. G. Buller MiSs Borough, by her mother . • Miss E. Forester, by Lady K. W. Forester . Miss bylady Kennedy . Miss 'Slade, by the Countess of Newburgh Lady Pym; on her marriage . • Miss Fanny Grenier, by the Lord in waiting Miss Clark, by Lady Mildmay Lady Ibbetsoo, by the Countess of Harewood ' Mrs. Blackshaw, by Viscountess Ashbrook Miss Keine, by Mrs. Keine Lady Knightley, by the Lord in waiting • Mrs. Coldgrave ' by Lady Saltoun Lady and - Miss Burgoyne, by the Lord in watiting Mrs. Magnay, by Mri. Atkins Countess Grey, Lady Elizabeth Grey, Lady Caroline Grey, and Lady Georgiana Grey, by the Lord in waiting Lady Mary Anson, by the Lord in waiting Miss C. Hudson, by the Counteis Dowager of Clonmel Miss Slade, by the Countess of Newbury • Miss Murray, by the Countess of Peterborough Miss S. Murray, by the Countess of Peterborough Miss Drake. Garrard, by Lady Macclesfield Miss Caroline Drake Garrard, by Lady Macclesfield. -• Miss.Letitja Clerk, by Lady Mildmay Miss Boyle, by her mother, Mrs. Courtenay Boyl e Lady Walsingham„ on his Majesty's accession to the throne Miss BUrrowes, by the Hon. Mrs. Hope - Miss Spencer'Vassal, by her mother, Mrs. Chatham Strode Miss Moss, by the Dowager Countess of Dartmouth Miss Cornwall; by the Duchess of Northumberland Miss Emily 'Finch Hatton, by her mother, Lady Elizabeth Finch Ration. . - • Miss Loftus, by the Countess of Chichester Mits Flower, by . Viscountess Ashbrook Lady Pyrn, on her marriage, by the Countess Harcourt Lady Isabella Fitzgibbon, by Lady Clare , Mrs. General Ashworth, on her marriage, by Lady Drake Miss BradShaw,byhermother, Mrs. General Bradshaw Miss Rich and Miss"L„'Rieh, by their mother, Lady Rich Miss Grand sister- to.the Chief Secretary for Ireland, by. Miss Vansittart • . - Mrs. Bathurst, by the Dowager Countess of Dartmouth CounteisStanhope, by Lady Carrington 31rs St. Quintin and Miss St. Quintins, by Lady Campbell. MisS C.' Gore s by Kis. C. Gore Miss . & 'Gore, by Mrs. C. Gore • Viscountess Andover, on her return from abroad Mrs, Norkh; by the Dowager Countess of Dartmouth Capt. - Thos. Harvey, C. 8., 11. M. S. Northumberland; on"-: his appointment as Col. of the Marines R.ear-Admirsl.Stepliens, on his taking his name • . Mrs. Ed. Bankes, by Mrs. Bankes Lady Astley, by Dowager Lady Astley Miss H. Astley; by the Dowager Lady Astley . • Ensign Widdrington, on his appointment to the 65th regt. .Lieut.-Ceil, Sir J. Brown, on his appointment to the 13th Light • Dragoons The followingivere-preiented by the Lord in Waiting Lady William Anson; Mrs. by King and Miss King, Viseountess FraWarden, 'Marchioness of Waterford, Mrs. S. ' Scott, Mrs. Murchison Mrs: Ormsby Gore, :Mrs. Ham, Mrs. Wallace,: Lady •d. Lowther, Mrs. Gamier, Miss F. Gamier, Lady E. lorteseue, Mrs. Morse, Lady Clinton, Lady CamPbell, Lady Louisa Lennox, Mrs". Thomas Courte nay. Mrs.Littledale, Lady Gould, Mrs., Miss, and Miss J. Poynter, .Miss Greenwood, Duchess of Marlborough, Lady C. S. Churchill, Miss and Miss Mary and Miss F. - Luxmore, Lady E. F. Hattoti;:Miss and Miss S. Courtney, the ITon. Mrs. Win. Hare, Miss Russell, the Rev. - Geo. Cowell, Miss Brelie, Rear-Admiral -Page, Miss Mac Dermott, Mrs. Pigot, Captain H. B. 'Collier.„ . Mr. C. Strode, Lieutenant-Colonel E. S. L: Militia, Duchesi 'of Bedford, Mrs. B. Prideaux, Brigade Major Henry Smith; Lady Brown; Lady Walker," on her marriage. Mrs. James Browne, on her marriage, by the Duchess of Dorset Mrs. Henley Raikes, on her marriage, by Lady Trigge Mrs. Mag•nay, by Mrs. Atkins Lady William 'Russell, by the Lord in Waiting Lady Agnes Percy, by the Duchess of Northumberland Lady Mary Fortescue, by the Lord fn Waiting • Mrs - . General Bradshaw, on her return from the Continent Mrs. Taylor, by Lady Trigge Mrs. ColegraVe, by Lady Saltown • Mrs. Clifford, by Lady George Cavendish Miss Sophia Norman, by Lady Elizabeth - Norman • . Mits Wall, by Ladyllloonifield • Mrs. Fitzgerald, by Lady Sr. Anson Mrs. Henry Chrtwynd Stapleton, on har,rrai s i age , by . tb e .Countess-of Pembroke Mrs. Rain, by. the Lord in waiting . . Lady Elizabeth Ti. - ker, by the Lord in waiting - .Lady Deb Yates, by the 'Lord - ill' visiting - Lady Gould, by the Lord in Waiting Miss Gosling, by Mrs. Gosling Mrs. Gall, by the Lord in waging. Wednesday' - - May 9, at eleven. Wednesday - May 23 4. eleven. . Wednesday - - :May 30, at eleven. Monday - - - = June 11,, (Stat.)'RD. Comm. Saturday - - - - June 30, `at eleven. - Monday - - - - July 2, at eleven. GREAT PERFORMANCE.—A horse belonging to sifirf'kKii. hatter, in Holborn, was backed to gallop twenty-one in an hour on 'Wednesday, for 100 guineas. Thegrollod,o;i:Wkich the performance took place was from the 11 mile-stone thrinigh Croydon_,.to the 18 Mile-stone. • The rider, a boy, - iwa.'s th rown, and the horse went nearly a mile beyond the boundarieS,,l but the boy, unhurt, mounted again, and completed the roaterfour minutes and a half within the given time. The horSe was. much dixtrected_ Right Hon. Dowager Countess of CASTLE STITART-:--Wore an elegant drapery of thread lace, with a train of white satin richly ornamented with Rrussels point. Countess of CnlcilEsTtit-An unique dresfi' of tulle, richly striped with bands of white satin, and. pensee cn ap plique, garniture and full ruche of satin to ,correspond ; robe of pensee gres de Naple s ; s ur ro u n d e d' by a' garniture of 'tulle en suite ; the body and slecyes - profusely trimmedWith'point lace. Head-dress, I'a;isian toque of tulle, plume of ostrich-feathers and diamonds. ' Ta.in OF' LivEapooL.—Lady-Day Quarter, 821, compard with 18'20: Europe. Brit. Forgn. Irish. • sth Jan. to sth April, 1821, 125 138 101 579 Total - - - - 943 sth Jan. to sth April, 1820, 99 133 107 409 - Total - ----- 748 • . . Countess of illx.xnoROUGII—A rich sliver latna- dress, beau_ tifiilly embroidered in .deep borders, and trimmed. with rich blond lace; over white satin ; manteau of white, Satin, embroi dered in silver. Head-dress, feathers and diattiOnds. Countess LIJDOLF—A superb, dress of lilac g.ros dt.NiPles, richly embroidered in lilac r lania . and ader, and. triminedAvltti rich blond lace; mante t uf of lilac gros de Naples, einbroideied in . correspond. Head-dress, a beautiful lilac and silver Wreath, with feathers and diamonds.- . • Vessels increased - - - - 195 •*- TUE HARROW, SPEECHES for the present year will be ,on the ,second Thursday in May, first Thursday in June, and first Thursday in July. , That a taste for the sublime and beautiful is not confined to persons of cultivated minds, but is a kind of universal principle, cannot justly be . denigd.—A gentleman resident among the moun tains of Cumberland NI as talking to a peasant of the eagles that used to infest Borrowdale, and carry off poultry, and sometimes lambs. 4c It is true," said the peasant, " that these birds of prey did us some damage, but -I am sorry they are all g one .” cc Why so?" said the gentleman. " Be cause," replied the peasant, it gives me pleasure to see an eagle—it is suctLa noble work of God" The common saying " It is an ill wind that bloWs nobody good," has lately been exempli fied at where_ the westerly -gales, or 'rather storms, have blown ashore great quantities of the pround-weed, and thus enabled the islan ders to commence the making of kelp two months before the usual period. . Countess of - PLY M 0 u If —A rich gold lania dresS;'. with white satin`train trinimed with gold. Countess DELAWARE—,A net dress elegantly embroidered with floss silk, decorated' with pink roses; train, rose colour gros de. Naples- Countess HAREwooD,—A .rich net 'dress striped with 'green and white satin, richly trimmed with point lace ; train, green gros de Naples. Countess 11 0 ME--A rich embroidered net dregs trimmed with blond and satin 4 train, pense gos de Naples. Countess CAintAnvort—A white satin petticoat, covered with striped gauze, the .bottom trimmed with a rich' silver gauze, caught in festoons, with silver straps ; • body of white. satin, covered with gauze to correspond with the petticoat, and handsomely trimmed with silver ; train of ri c h der groi ile"Naples, superbly embroidered in silver l ama . Head dress, a beautiful silver toque, feathers, and diaD.rend,s., Countess of LI ME RIC g. , —Wore 'a superb dresS - of peach Satin, petticoat of rich peach satin, magnificently embroidered ih 'three deep borders of pearl bead p anti i jienille, ,each,forming bells ; body richly lined with broad rrèhcli bloild and pearl sto mac h er ;. ~, t ramAined With- beads,..the sinfelii the yteiticOat:' 'Mira-dregs, "feathers and a profusion of amethyst* : Countess of CoVENTRY—White gros de Naples petticoat,' over which was a most magnificent gold lama gown, enahroide.red . . . . . . „ .. • ' . ' . a. ~ _ . . .. - • - 'C C. V 0 ,,e 0 - - • • ; ni Hamilton, Swinberme, C.Cavendisl , CIT C Blak • lir 3. her / Wan A •tr.'n g• - 'ttoegen ''''' th 11 &tea' Rev. Samuel Leggett, chaplain to his. Majesty's foxes at Porta ., r• a - ~, 0 e ast, - • es, • , at-- , i -), -, De e. , - in lare.!e roses, and fl.ounees of gold lwria-hair and.. rich white - - FOR TN E MIN . gros de Napies sprigged (Ater with gold, the same as the gown, 7?,dis'll, Gonidasa, Robinson, E. Finch Hatton, Pitzgibben. -: Luxneloores, Pole Carew,- A. ][ 4 4,ph, Munroe,. three Starkey& mouth, by the Teord in waiting r ttipti . :r .1-I0s ; • ' with white gros de Naple& duRABLEs--Alr- Elliot, Charles Grant, N. Ellen, two Bane•ora, Mddrnay, Clarke Pole,. Keene,,Freser, MajoisGeneral Ballingall, by tie Lord in waiting _: ' - with a deep . bord er round, and lined . ~ Mn. EDITOR- 7 -i have just "seewa work on the Pose, Frederick Robinson B. Bathurst, W. Wellealey Burdett L. Burdett, M. Luxtnuom Og"le, Maitlarsal,'•lllurray Miss SeOtt, by her mother, I%lrs. Scott Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. rose, Sit J. Leach, Huskisson Vvallace. Russell; .J. Murray, Trollope, Monroe •Johnstone, Greenwood, Flower, !tiles Inge, by the Lord in waitilag• •,. -.- late voyage to the Arctic It.egions. Of itstnerits, oiroustAßLEs-Mrs... Stuart, Mrs. Hare, Mr. Henry Countess of AsmaußNHAm-A rich white satin petticoat, Aletialte, Itiackehaw, .Calthorpe, J. Majeauli, Russell, Strutt a Lieutenant and Adjutant 1% Peebles, Royal Nlarines, by rate or correcinesB - I do not pretend to form an idea ; Windsor e . over which was worn a most magnificent. dress,. richly enderni- ,- - . . ,• • - demi with pearls couleurs Paille ; the design grappee de raisin, ... a , Airs.. William Hare, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Warne- C. Strutt, C. Percival, Chaplin, L. chaplin, E. Morris, Bruce, Lord in waiting • '.?Tde Mary and ,Matilda Harri& Mrs. Dorian Maerens, Dlias I3evillea Morris, F. Gamier, Petra, E. Finch, Batton, Gor- Countess of Gaither-ay, by the .I. f ord in waiting. the evreage ala serigne, ornamented with a profusion of dia- but there is one "point Which M . :n4' ? . "considered !army Needham, Lieut.-Colonel Gardner, Mrs. Ram :lota Mrs. don, J. Hoare ; .-Morgan, II: Johnstone, Fisher, Wright, C. Lady Caroline Stewart, by the Lord in waiting as . ' highly indecorous in an infeilbe, officer speak k• Egerton, Airs.W. Herbert, Mrs. Hope, Colonel King, Mns. Stuart J. Poyntz, Spencer Vassall, Flare E. - Tylney Lady Louisa Stewart, bk- thelsard in waiting .' • G m r o c e s ds de and N p ap o l in es t , la tr e i ej fin th ed e tr v a i i t n h aa b a i s oi co a il la ip c os e a ed nd of sa r t i i e l l i i . wa ti te e r a d4 . a .. mg of•his superior as Mister, and •not of affixing l'etre, Air& Herbert, Miss C. Cave.nclish, Miss King, Mrs. Long; Hippesley, A M. Bulle r , c hi e b es t ee , Dora' N a ylo r , Aliss Douglas& by _Lady I. Court dress, ostricla feathers and satin. - ; e ackayne, Airs. C. Herbert, W. Ho_ rne, Mrs. E. Bankes Mrs- - two Robinson& Pole, Burgoyne, C. Itud e on, C, Gore s - S. Gm, Miss Al Metcalfe, by the-Viscountess Ashbrook • • • . Countess of GnEr-A rich white satin petticoat, over which before his name the proper rani; :beTbolds in his west, W. Barrington, -Mrs 1. Bouverie Welle 1 Pole King_ DouElas Corbett C-cabies Eith atniacke Louisa Rich Hon. Mrs. Hare and Miss Haee 'by Viscountess Ennisinore was Worn a white crape dress, trimmed at the bottom with point Majesty's- service. Can there' be' ail circurn hree Mies Greys, two kiss ' iddfligtons, Colonel W s od e lhouse", A. e‘e'i,gh, pat-I'ow, Lei g'l l , Fores'ter, ilrice, two' Walters, 111: Alias- Ogle, by the'llon-Mr& idward - Bouvene : ars Cavendish, lace and -satin a la m ete;n the train of rich blond Gros de Naples, trimmed with and satin. Head-dress, oat= a- g,. , stance more insultin or• one Ih - it more loudly • Mrs. Nevill, Mrs. Cockade, Mrs. Poyntz, Harvey, L.- Harvey, Home S. Nornian, Gosling, G. Howard, .Airs. Lockwood, on her marriage . . tilers and diamonds. calls for animadversion than • Chis proceeding, 4 rs-Leigh 31r. Boyce Mr: Templeton, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Grant, Vansittart; Greyfile, Slade, Burrower, Mitchell, The Countess of Huntingdon, on her marriage ;Thy Lady Countess a COMPTON-A brown satin robe, with silver • l envy Fraser, Mr. Long, Eardlcy, J. Stewart, Jas. Stewart: Borough, H. Pole, H. Home, De Grey, Jones, Barham, F. Tierney •.. . -• ' • • which is the Radical doctrine of - the day, and zu.s-Colin Halleett J. W. Lubbock, J. Molyneux Om- Longanoore, Courtenay, Stuart Courtenay, Diana Caswell, A. Lady Fred. Bentinck, on her Marriage . . . lama flouncing; silver lama dress over white satin. Bead - . . also marked the early period - Of 'the French 11 "e.7/ AeJohnston, W. Cunningham Fairlie, It Wigram, Calcraft, G. _Macleod, Barton, W. Elliott, Percival, • Elanch Mns. John Portal, on her marriage - • - dress, feathers and diamonds. Countess TE mrLE-A splendid silver lama dress richly-eon:. Revolution. Such. conduct is . ' not' permitted t e --- Hu lase, J. Johnstone, J. E. Anderson, Compton Dom. Astley, Nugent, C. Drake Garrard, D. Garrard, L. Clerk, Lady Maw Pdharn, by the Countess of Chichester • -' G• 1 `. 1 4•13r 11. Clinton, A. Floyd, A. Christie, W. Bur- Boyle, Gordon, Kidney, Murray, S. 31urrav, Hester Astlev, Miss Petre, by Countess Groivenor broidered in tithes ()Noe valley and passion flower, ornamented ?w, Bait. S2F:ec t svn. J. Campbell, A. Hallida 3 C. FlAws ', ' Shee, Mackintosh, Johnston, Foley, Ross, Bradshaw, Alaeleod, Miss G. Alcleod,• by Lady Emily Macleod •• with pink tuberoses and lillies of the valley, over white satin, : when officers are employed togetlyer, and it is 4. Kerrisone B. BrO - Wli •• CI' -I WW 11 -." R. B olton eT- J . 11 Johnston ElliottOlivia' - LSh C M F't 1 1 • - th ' '• . ri a sg, C. ov e, . a er, , J anet .s ~ vett, Strutt, Scott, L. . e e , , . rs.. azc arenceeon' tier marriage, by e Lord in waiting . and a splendid mantua of silver tissue. Head-dress feathers singular that, as this fact is well k.nown, anyone and a profuSion of diamonds. should presume to practice it on any other oe rwis VersturTne, B. .Arbuthnot, J. Osborne, R. Baker, Perdval, Infi rm Tiaddey, Freemantle, Garth, 31‘Dermott. tett e • • - - . Countess CLONMELL-A floss net embroidered dress over . ~ G /a l yent, R. laennedy, R. Mends, J. Pollen, J. Cox It not having. been customary to receive presentations on . THE ' 1) ICE S S E S. uPpisle - white satin • • menteau of Naples silk. Head-dress, feathers and " ' NEPTUNE. Y, . bauniarez, H. C. Lisikieeptt, C. Des Vocux, H. Birth Day Courts, that regulation was dispensed with yester- eton • • • - • HIS MAJESTY, diamonds. . • . • ,J• S. Lilac, J. Astley, M. Seymour, A. Don, H. St. dey by command of has DIAJESTY, 'by an order in the GA- . omawammaeummusoma n a T ' airlc as May t on ; , Countess of ST. GERMAINs--A. net dress beautifully cm- --, 1 .. i,vjl, Za p ;,Filson, E. R. Baker, C M`Carthy, Itßaker, 'ZETTr- The following were among the numerous presents- Who appeared in excellent health and spirits wore an erstre . - , ie tt-sou, Al. Ibbetion, H. Onslow, Bart. R.. Barlow, P. tions.:- . new I:,t,tern . full-dress regianental Uniform of the Life Guards, , broadened in pearl, over white satin ; train of laveader silk with - POETRY...-. . isart: M.P. C. :Morgan, Bart. R. Chester, E. Paget H. The Marchioness of NVaterfOrd, by Lady Beresford• . • . very richly embroidered with gold superb - a 1 d P 4" ets an "P e ' Countess t • pearls to ,correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamond& • . .. . . 2.r k . .re-P., R. Gifford, •J. - Silvester, H. Calvert, J. Berestord,• Mrs. -Purcil Fitzgerald, by Lady Bentinck. '' Matte made by Mr. Meyer, who is- also making his Majesty's n ess CAssms-A tulle dress richly embroidered in y_,, , e 5 . ' • steel ; lilac 'satin train, ornamented .to correspond. Head- . S 0 N NE T 5 e ,,,,, , --. eO, Ilidse, J. Copley, I. Smith, J: Drummond, G. Miss Nugent bY her mother, lady Nugent. , Coronation robe. mene dress, feathers and . diamonds. hr, J• Wells, C. Ogle, S. Browne. Tice Isadies - Beauclerk, by the Duchess of St Alban's. Most of the_ Gentlemen appeared' in - their respective regi yzu.t.r..;;--Stepliens, Bingham, Sir P. Malcolm, Sir J. 3liss Elliott, by Lady Malcolm. . •••,-''''" tat and naval uniform& and tin. Royal Household wore suits'A • hpearl 1 'tsatin etti Countess of LOSE,BERRY— ric . n- iz e p - TO MISS NALIor. _ . .. Household, wore IS',.!C-C.D., Pigott, Sir G. Martin,• Winthrop, Avail, 'Atlas Augusta Leigh, by - her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Leigh. elegantly embroidered. ~ . coat, with a Brussels lace dress ; train of satin; richly orna- • • (From the Etonian, NO. VII.) . . . 4 , tb, 4 clage Geoid, Page, Sir C. M. Pole, Halkett, Sir J. The Ladiei Coot, by Lady Mary 3loss. • THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA. Perhaps I ne'er shall look on thee again,. )igl u . r-C.8., Sir R. Straehan, .Harvey, Sir C. Ogle, Bart., . Miss Uniake, by the 31archioness of Waterford. • . • ... brilliant stomacher, cross necklace and armlets. - Head-dreSs, •Fair, modest Virgin, with talee - silver voice . ; Y. Her Royal'Highness, over a petticoat of white satin, wore' a a rich plume of white feathers, andra superb wreath of bril- GEsee Lady Kennedy, by the Countess Cassilis, on her marriage. dress of silver amaryllis, 'with - flowers of the richest silver lama, Hants. • Yet,- while I gaze and listen, I rejoice- ' - Ida e d - dtaLs-Fineh, Beechen, bpi lee, Sir P. Roche, Rey- Miss Foley; by Lady Macintosh. • toenail* columns, terminated in bouquets, and fininished-With a • Cniontess GROSvEXOR-A superb silver lama dress' fes- •- - : To feel that thy so wild and touching strain • ) r d e for, Adams, Sir G. Walker, Sir L. Cole; Skinner, _Miss _'Taylor, by the Countess of Liverpool. , superb trimming, composed elatna and SllVer fringe, encircled noosed with rich blond; train, a brocaded lilac and white s' atin,, ' Wall oft hereafter Wander through nay train, t ol fl' l's 3laclean, Sir C. Asseill, Travers, N. Hopkins, Lady 3lacintosh, by the Lord in waiting' ". ' • ewrath Wreaths of inarguerits and silver 1 with scan foliage o trimmed round with tulle and silver ;- body and sleevei trim- A faint and dream-like music:-that thy form o t, alt' ,,'4• Peachy, Alonteni, James Balfour, Rees, Lloyd, Pia The - Aliases Macintosh, by their mother, LactrAlschitosh. . greed;' from the waist fell a •drapery . aj rn v ag 4' snificently bordered med with rich Brussels point Head-dress, a profusion of dia- • - For ever, from this evening, is eifshrued. h e - : 41 wes, Fraser, .Dana, Kerr, Sir J. Macleod, Spenaer, Sir Lewis Verstunne,' by Count Munster, on being- appointed ania and marguents, in gracefulfolds, s over this splendid moods and feather& - Amid those tranquil visions of the Mind,' et T i t't°n> Nicoll& Bingham, Sir W. Anson, Bradshaw, Bur- a Knitrht of the Onelphic order. . robe • manteza of nch amethysts and silver tissue, deeply hot- Countess of BELMORE-A train of pink embossed lustre; Which, when we steal a moment from the storm ' halt Raymond, A. Brooke; Sir .G. Nugent, Widdring, Lieut. Versturnie, his son, by Count _Munster, on promotion tiered with festoons of lama mat and brilliant en tulle, confined richly• trimmed petticoat of crape, tastefully ornamented with ,Of the dark world, and tumult of mankind, r. , iacent, Sir G. Beckwith, G.C.8., Sir W. Inglis K.C.B. 'as Captain of the Ilanovclian Cavalry. . . Whispenng sweet tones, and eloqueotlY sr:idling, r• el nYas, Sir . 11. Montresor, Burton Browne,. Ashworth, Miss Letitia• Shea, 'by Mrs. Evelyn. . :villa rolls of silver corsage of tissue, elegantly ornamented with flowers. Head-dress; diamonds and feathers. a Gladden our still and pensive solitude"; • , s° 2ll n, Sir M. Nightingall, Sir C. 'Sutton, Sir S. Auch- MisS Shea, by Miss, Evelyn. curious fine blond amethysts and brilliants.' Toque of lama, Countess•of GALLowAx-A petticoat of embroidered net, Bright, holy recollections--thoughts beguiling rat- . Viscount with a magnificent plume of ostrich feathers, brilliant& and rich blond flounces, with satin rouleau; train of apple green gros y, vascount Lorton, Ballingall, Dunmore, Sir J. DOVIe, Mr& Walker, by the Lord in waiting. - .. The gloom of many a melancholy Mood. 'ashlara, jade, Arnistroage Lethbridge, Rebow, Sir Broien. .ThallOn.: Mrs CockaYne, by the Countess' of Aracc_lc,f,2l:l. amethyst& Her Royal Highness wore an admirable likeness de Natple•s, trimmed with blond and satin. 7•;''''__e L roahie• • . . Alrs. AlosS, by the Lord in waiting. ' of his Majesty, encircled with brilliants of splendour. Viscountess ANDOVER-An embroidered white bead peal- • • Town-Hall, Cambridge, March 9, 1821: t 'e z6 u diNELs-D'Arey,Viney, Daniell, ilrynyard, R.Greave, Lady Clinton, by the Hon. _Mrs. Poyntz. PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER. coat, over white satin; a rich figured dark blue satin train, A rich white satin dress, with a broad border of gold SHIP NEWS. ' • •• Lii n - lb 2, , llaxWell,• Mayne, Grant, Cotton, Griffiths, De The two Misses Poyntz, by the Hon. Mrs- Poyntz. la ma : ,richly embroidered . with beads, and trimmed with oint lace. elegantly combined with a superb ruche of gold tulle terrninatr Izr i;hßearow, Behan,' C. 8., Quentin, Meister, Rice. .E. MiSs Maria Clinton,by the Countess of Sheffield. , 'Head-dress Mere and white feathers, with diamonds prig and ed a garniture of white satin and gold rouleau ; train, -white --...-- ~_abeam, Hargreaves, Clithermy ; Strutt, Brandling,. Hill, R. Lady Caroline I3arhasn, by the lend in, waiting wreath ; ditunond necklace and stomachet "ds-, 'sir A. Christie, Gore Alorland, Lambert; French; Lady Wrottesky, on her marriage satin, with an embroidered border of gold lama. ' Viscountess ExtelsmoßE-A magnificent white embroidered .DEAt.,' MAY 3.-Wind S. E.-Came down froin the River gala, Mr. Cotton, O'Halloran Strode, Chishohn, Brown-r• Miss Peel, bY - Mrs. Dawson . Princess Es•rER tiAzas-A real silver lama Hongrois dress, superbly trimmed -with blond, embroidered With diamonds, the tulle dreSs, superbly trimmed with blond lace and rich white the Sinspsons, Simpson, for London ; Le Caroline for Rouen P4t, Taylor, Campbell Crosbie, :Ullman, Graham, Shawe, • Alias Eliza Well Forrester; by . her mother satin; mantle ofrieh figured silk, with tasteful tulle trimming. Tartar-.. Mason, for Quebec •; and Julie Priager, for Calais. ent vorth, Serie, E. Cotton, _A, Maclaine; Rodney, O'MaL Mrs. °renter, by the Lord in waiting sleeves trammed with diamonds ; head-dress,. diamonds, with a • ,Ma d g Head-dres& white ostrieh feathers and diamond& • • Arrived ar.d sailed for the River the Minstrel, Barnes, from Viscountess CtinzoN-A- floss embroidered net dress Over Penang; Waterloo, Hare, from ' Jamaica ; Fortune; Downing, cdonal , Peters Gardner R. A Oke Colston, *Hor- Mrs. Wyndham Lewis, by the Lord in waiting loog veil.over, which came over her shoulders. • , as_ „ e . , , , •, 7 • al !., eL e edust, Tharithill, R. A., HaWker, R. A. Harris, Dun-- The Hon. Mrs. Rushout, bythe 1 - 16 n. Mrs. Walt Duchess of Ru T LAND-Dress of rich blue and white striped white satin, trinuned with primrose.s and violets; train of prim- from Leghorn for Bremen ; and •sever more, particulars gauze, trimmed with silver' fringe and wreathes of blue and ? ,3 Warnefor . Seawater, Eustece, Yule, Buckwortah,- Sir J. Mis. Clifford,' by Lady George Cavendishrose figureil Bros de. Naples ornamented to correspond. Head- unknown. . Po R-ismOtr Tli, MAY 3—Wind E.-Arrived the Arethusa, , wl le, F. 4. Watsoti Sir PVI -tenon, Sir U B Burgh, n a m e The Countess of . Huntinolon on her marriage, by L a dy silver tuberoses, rich point lace &c. ; train of blue satin, trim- deess, ostrich feathers and diamonds. ag eaueie . a F. . . / • • - 7 'Tierney "" . . ..., 5 med with silver : head-dress, feathers and diamonds. ' '• ' Viscountess ASIIBROOK-A dress of white net, richly em. 3lerril, from Charlston. Sailed the Jason; Donald, for the Mea s • broidered with silver lama, and finished at the bottom with roil- Mediterranean. °-a&--Comyns, Col; BeOtinek, Chester, Barney, San- -Dowager -Viscountess Melville, by Viscountess Melville Duchess of BEDFORD-A superb silver lama dress, b t' , eau 1- fully embroidered in rich borders, elegantly designed over rich Lamb 'for the Cape of artdgs Stratton, O. Gore, Sraith, Collgrave, Lynch, R. 31., Hon. AlrseEd. Bankes, on her marriage teams and flounces, worked in silver to correspond ; a train of CoyEs, MAY 3—Sailed the Jason, , 'Y' t• 1- • C.> H. Alstelam . a Fane F. E. Drake, GalleßroCk, The Hon.' Miss C. Cavendish, ba her mother, Lady Siaterpark white satin with blond lace ; manteau of rich emerald satin, embroidered in silver' lama border to correspond. Head-dress pink satin, embroidered all over with garlands of roses and Good Hope. . • ~ • ie, 7 ,r_dgherty, am - , 'Atepe;., Blanahard, Cragie, • H.l Miss Peel; by Mrs. Dawson Li sa , Sorth, 1). Brown, shamrock in silver . lama. Head-dress, a plume of white fea- • FAx.kounr, MAY 1.-Wind S. to N.-Arrived the .Since . rity - Clements, from Liverpool. Sailed the .1-lope, Stackens, D'Arley, Allen, Ist Y. 31. Captain Henry Elliot, K.L.1., on promotion ' ' . of rich brilliants and ostrich feathers. diet* anti diamonds. ITAINS-J.:. .I;illitrap, R.N., Sir 31. Maxwell,' 'RIX:, Mrs. Maxwell, on her naarrige, by the Countess of Home Duchess of NonTuumnERLAND-A most elegant dress in ViscountessTonatiNoTox-A tulle dress, ricllly embroidered for London. _ 4 l, I!.- Mac_neil rich silver lama, richly embroidered in bouquets and wreaths in with pearls and satinleaves, finished with a pearl fnnge; body and KINSALE ; APRIL 28.-The Mary, Monteith, of• Liverpool, > Sir Jel.trishane, R.N. Hard min R.N. Airs. General Ashworth, on her marriage by Lady Drake- e deep borders over rich white satin, with a profusion of rich speer, schomberge It. Ilarward, - R.N., Fowler; R.N.; Miss - Burton, by Major-General Burton ,p sl e e t e ti v e e o s a oj tulle, ,pearls, and Brussels lace, over - a pink satin from New Orleans for Havre, with cotton; went on shore last ornarnented with tulle and beads to correspond; train night near the Old Head of Kinsale, 'but is expected. to be got ": cc ere R. N., J. Bowen, R.N. H.C. Deacon, MN., Anderson, Mrs. Colegrave, by Lady Saltoun-. • ' - • blond lace; manteau of most superb silver brocaded tissue.. with t'taiSir R. Gras' by D . es Voeux, Pratt, Edgecumbe, R.N., E. Mrs: Chohnondeley, by the Marchioness of Cholmondeley rich garniture in silver lama. Head-dress; ostrich plume and. • ink satin, elegantly finished with a row of beautiful oil this day •; she lost her rudder on 23d Marchgm lat. 38. 30. N. of rich p , '•e i. t ataa Montag - In - R.lf. MOW-bray, R.N., Rodd, C.B. R.N. AlisS Blackshaw,. by the Viscountess .Ashbrook rich diamonds. . a pear l& A magnificent head-dress of &amends and feather& long 60. W. • • ~li c a - E. Claude - Maria, ck, Polhill,' P. 13. Greene ; R.N., Miss Wright, by Lady Radsthck • Duchess of RICDMOND-A dress - of silver lama ' elegan . ' - ,/ bat •. (To be continued.) . The Earl of Buckinghamsre, Johnson, sailed from Greenock 29th ult. for Quebec, with 590 passengers. 7) , Le, , ,_ 11.- N., Pemberton, I 2 N. Farquharson, J. B. Smith, Lady C.:Cavendish, lay Lady G. H. Caiendish ' : embroidered in rich borders ever white satin, wit'a rich Brusse s -sm.-- - easefeseesema....sessa-essaras s • e , IL H. Fuller, R.• N., J. B. Hay IL N. C. B a Chic 3liss •AL Morris, by her mother . , Mrs. C Morris pointlace • manteau of rich brocaded emerald satin, embroidered is: 1 :' . a THE BALL AND SUPPER. • re t ie; B. IL N e , Arabin,. R. N., 'child, .13' race s ' R.N., Mr& etivendish, by her mother-m-law, Lady G. Cava-Ash m deep silver lamaloorders to correspond. Head-dress, ostri . c ti l: andT II E AItAI Y. • e s :. - ed-n-, R.N., S. Scott, 31. P., Bremer, R.N., H. Cook, The Countess of Roseberry, on her marriage plume and rieerlS: • • • . ' •• . At night his MAJESTY gave a splendid - Ball •• - Duchess of MONTROSE-A gold applique net dress, sumptuous Supper at Carlton house, which —••■1111...-- ii: e t• H. Elliott, R.E: G. B. Maxwell, R.N. Havelock, Hon. Alr& Petra, by Countess. Grosvenor • • WI 1:07 _;•V C. Phillips 1t . .N., Aloody, R. Giles, D. AILIcay,R.N:, Lady Walker, on her marriage rich lama flounces ; train, rich velvet satin. was attended by upwards of a thousand of the Comparative Statement of the 3lilitar Force in Great Britain rsa r R.N., • Devcin • ILN., &Ott, 11. N:, Sydenham, W.. Mrs. Walker, by Lady Swinburne Duchess of Sr. AEBAN's-A rich gold lama train, -satin. - and Ireland, Regulars and Irregulars (exclusive of the Bast AR-N., Sir J. Louis, Bart R.N., Yates, H. N, Dalzell, Lady. Wrottesley, on her marriage - petticoat to correspond, trimmed with point lace en suite._ Nobility and .G . entr no ali p d ol i‘ it l i a ca r. l . Indies), in the years 1792 and 1821,, made up from the res• i n i. . ..D. Louis, - R.N.,..Glascock, ILN., Maguey, Del y, Miss Hen re - by Mn... Prince : , Head-dress, superb plume of 'yellow and white feathers, topaz , distinction of party. Y. Th T e h A e l r a e arg w o a e s .ss . turns now before the House of Commons. -• . a.. Zii , 6 Baker, ILN.; Bruce, IL B. Collier, C. Dixon H. Mr& Shee, bY the Countess of Powis .. and diamondi ornaments. , chioness of Lansdowne, the Earl of Darnley, and , - •• • . . Marchioness of CHor,moNHELEy•---A most 'silver); :silver ;:„1_ e ,Yal. Jones, • Credeek, Beauchamp, W. Powell; P. Mr& G. Barfow, by - Countess Torrington 1792. Total. ' - 1821. , I Totad. s e c tsuall, , R.N. H. Stuart s R. IT., J. Harvey; C. 8., Gray, 11. Mrs: Col.:ilia Colston, by Mrs. Majendie •-. . • lama dress, richly embroidered in elegant designs, with a richn s the Ladies . ___..—...• • -- "r . . ......_ t.' •a - N., Jackson;' Frederidr", Griffinhoofe, S. O'Grady, Lady Borough, on her arrival from the Continent • .' . garniture in tulle and lamaat the bottom; a silver lama maiit h a among the • company invited. The - li c 6,„i ar a t coll ,adullock, J. D. Greeme e Beckett, Pratt Losack, R.N., Mrs. lii. Sulivan, by the Duchess of Northumberland. . . lined with white satin. - - . • , st.falage,. did- not break up till a late hour this famtry in Cavalry and In- Great Britain - 15,919 - - ~.- 27;852 4 aeR•N., Drummand, W. Parker, ILN., G.A. Westphal, lairs. 11 B. Collier, on her marriage, by Lady Drake' • ' • Marchioness of W4NetiEsTER-A superb old lama caress, - 15,232 -- 20571fe - : .so • li e nalu, Buller, Percy,. Fitzdarenee Purvis, Hamlin, Miss Barlow; by Viscountess Torrington • . _ tastefully decorated with •tulleg-interspersed with gold wheat- Ditto ditto in the Colo- - ~.Bilt•.r A. Vin tl • • ' ark on ~_ - , • . e,. -p .1 1110,.afford,, Brent, Harwood, - Airs. Wudhatu Wyndham,-b - the Countess of Newburgh' ears; a very rich blue satin train, with a profusion of Brussels Illo l.7 l a i r i l ig irst .. , the Lord Chamberlain, Viscount fl i es _. - _ _ 17,323 es ... • 3.2,470 •. -. L . ~, , aiontagu;:Steplord, Scott, Bullock, Burrard, Cust, • ItIr& C. Strode,' by Mrs. G: Buller . point.. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds la a ' - ' 2 4 , -er, E. Bailie R.N. "" - • • AliSs Borough, by her mother . - , Marchioness CORNWALLIS-A most beautiful gold lama • • ' Sidrnouth , ttie Marquis of Londonderry - , the - ~ . --a - 48,474 ' • .:. • j) 1 1 108 Royal Artillery - - :1,730 -•- 7,672 .- ' 7 ' tee Royal Mann' es - a 4,425 - - .BQOO • e,,,ei.i.0 ENT ANTS-s-Sn ' therland g 46th Regiment, G. T. G: Miss E. Forester, by Lady K. W. Forester . . . . , dress, with garnitu e richly embroidered in elegant designs.; Duke of JNlontrose, and- the Marquess of Win- ,.. Arit,,, r, lianhatn,tt..N, Parthy, - Biseoe, - R. E. Gusset, R.A. Miss Itlitchells byLady Kennedy • body and sleeve.s trimmed with point lace ; mantua of green Chester, gave grand entertainments yesterday in ________ 8,1oa• —_,.._:..L 'l5 - ,872 tea r 4Kng' s Light Infantry, D. Holmes, Howell, Deedes, Miss Slade, by the Countess of Newburgh Satin, with a rich trimming of gold intermixed with tulle. '' - - t, . Embodied and disembo-} ' --. . • „.. ..•. 'Abe l ' ,Its R. Galleapie, L'Estrange, Chamberlain, Packe, Lady Pym; on her marriage . • ' • Marchioness of HERTFORD-A dress Most richly .ernbrai:. "onour Of - his Majesty's Birth-day. 89 reed's' • -died Militia in Great 17,602 17 602 { P. -.' • . 0 ; A : OV. 31orris, ILN. Pollock, R.N. Davis; Holmes, this,, Fanny Grenier, by the in waiting tiered in silver lama, in designs, peculiarly. elegant, composed Britain - • , 55,0 a . • .: • . p , itkillson, Rohde; H. R.:Wright R.A. 'Sober, Bt- ails', Clark, by Lady Alildmay of borders in ananas and- wreaths most •tastektly arranged ; LOYAL •CELEDRATION.—The Newington Con neoe, .i.A• .W. IL Weaver, R.A. Smith, 16th Lancers, :Lady Ibbetsoo, by the Countess of Harewood • body and sleeves' profusely trimmed. with blond lace, over a • Ditto ditto in Ireland --- - _ { 3 , 8 r eg t ss 20,958 •••• ' • virkins ° lilt.; A. j 1 Lechrnere, R. N.. Waiter, H.. N. Hort, Burton, Mrs. Blackshaw, by Viscountess • - petticoat of rich white satin ; mantua of rich gros de 'Naples, stitutional Association-celebrated his AIAJEsTy's - 76,050 'Fletcher, ' Brisbane, Stringeways, R. N. Miss Kern, by Mrs. Kane bleu Rayreond, embroidered in silver .to .correspond. Head- Birth-day yesterday, at the Elephant and Castle. Yeomanry , in Great Britain ---- . 29 683 - , Cutt e ; a :a-taking, Trent, G. Lewis, R. E. Parke, Bullock, Lady Knightley, by the Lord in waiting • . VI ' -rt.'s'. t. Hall,,R.N. Forster, A. Barclay Peebles, Mrs. Coldgrave by Lady Saltoun Dowager 31archioness LANsDower2-A enperb Brussels . About •50 Gentlemen sat down to an elegant Ditto in Ireland -- - - 30,786'. • e, Volunteer Infantry in Great l. e. Ki I-1, -Vaughan G Nightingale BrisbaneP ' .11 'V Lad 1 . 11 . • 'lt th Lord ' " lace d 'hl 'd ted• t lace •• hwhite lig_ r , „,. , ..,„,, owney, a . y ant I ass urgoyne, by e in watiting - dress, ric y ecora with point :.train, rich dinner at five o'clock, and the day passed off . . Britain - - - --: 5,872 -. se ra ll k:L'A. Greenwood, Feredoson, Versturme, Grant, Child, Nix's. Magnay, by airs. Atkins satin, trhnmed with lace to correspond. -•• • ' • with all the hilarity_ which naturally arises from . '•_• ;66,341 ae s _ 3 , a l;.'. Hall, Orr, Sutte_, Peel, 71st Light Infantry, Countess Grey, Lady Elizabeth Grey Lady Caroline Grey, Alarehioness of CONYNOMAM-Amagnifieent dress of white • • ':os.t)g.ttlauards, George Hill' Bowker R.N. and Lady Georgiana Grey, by the Lo'rd in waiting• . ' satin, with draperies of tulle; - rich . • enabroidered in silver and fate association of men attached, to their KING, 10 Veteran battalions, dia. e sta . . ei I banded, and may be call- • .1.- 3. ,, ' - . 1 1.11111, Ross, ' Willer, Pigott, Dralte• Lady Mary Anson, by the Lord in aaiting ' • I 24 / 8 -. ' •pink shells, with silver net work, borders embroider e d of th e and anxious for the Welfare of their country, ed out if necessary --- - - 10,000 .10,000 te,_, Maddrington, Barter. Miss C. Hudson, by the Counteis Dowager of Clonmel same; tr:dn of white satin, superbly einbroidered in pink and aessorseasismassrsiessessesse • •• . . • as 71,1%tinchester, London, Oxford, Llandall, Glou- Miss Slade, by the Countese of Newbury • silver. 1.,. e. Total - in 179274,231 Tot. inlB2l- 4 .1 3 60 ,lni; 0 ,.:1 7 1 ; ; . Lincoln, Chester, Ely, Salisbury, Killake, Alias Murray, by the Countess of Peterborough •l - Marchioness of WATERFORDLA most splendid silver lama UNIVERSITY - INTELLIOENCE. ' ' htv, g.„•-unlore; St. Asaph, Carlisle. - Miss S. Murray, by the Countess of Peterborough dress over French lilac, ornamented with blond Lice, mantua of . - . A l l _ i y . CT a mts--Blonmfield, Russell, Gray, Booker, We. Miss Drake. Garrard, by Lady Macclesfield the same lama•over satin to correspond. Head-dress, a rich . . s .. 0., 'III> Burrow, Dakins, Goodenough. . Miss Caroline Drake Garrard, by Lady itlacelesfield. '.•-' plume of ostrich feathers, with a profusion of diamonds. CAMBRIDGE, MAY 3.-mn Wednesday, the first day of SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.. 4 oi ts __... .E l ,- . A , rrosser, Dodsons.M.P. for Rye, Latham, See. Aliss.Letitja Clerk, by Lady Mildmay • - Atirchioness of Wotter STER--A white satin petticoat with Easter term, the following gentlemen were admitted to the un- .-.........p...----- 10W, : - It' s sel_ l •o.•:-if.. , Holmes, Js Satimarez W. Beville, W. Miss Boyle, by her another 'airs. Courtenay Boyle a nett dress, elegantly trimmed at the bottom with. nett and . 1 ienti .ed de es • • ' - STATE OF THE ODDS.-BETTING ROO3l, MAY 1 drat iae tt a. l' Fuller,- E. E. cha un dy, j, Del a fi e id, H. Lady Walsingham, on his ' Majesty's accession to the throne pink roses ; tram in rich white satin, trimmed: with nett and e ern on degrees:- .-- DERBY. ito r i e .1,;;Wall, 11. Grier,' G. Cowell, E. L. Sutton, J. Miss BUrrowe_ ,s y'the Hon. Hope roses. Head-dress Marabou and pink roses. • . MASTERS or ARTs--William Twigg, of Trinity College • tie, la ' I V . J: Moore, S. Leggatt, G. Sirtipsen, J. W. Aliss-Speneer'Vassal, by her another, 3lrs. Chatham Strode ' • nil B ountess of BRIDGEwATER.,-,A. rids dress of gold and l ion_ Robert Brandt, of Trinity College; Robert Benson, of Trinitt sto 2 agst Gustavus 16 to-1 agst Cowslip' ' Illoinberc, .A. Starkie, D. Grey, CrG. Gaither, Aliss Aloss, by the Dowager Countess of Dartmouth , ceau ; white satin train. Heatf-dreSs, feathers and diamonds. College ; Francis Lunn, of St. John's College ; William 6to 1 agstJock 18 to 1 agst Regirmicla - s, . . O IIN- T ,...... ( "!wes, ellaTilainto.his -, illajesty. ' a lias Cornavallj" by the• Duchess of Northumberland Countess of IIITNTINGrioN._:-A nut.guifieent .silver j a r na Hutchins, of Pembroke-hall; William Greenwood, Fellow of 10 to 1 agst Charm 18 to 1 agst Truth _. . ... . ter, c Liev en, Ludolph, WOtonzo, De la Pasture, hiss Emily - Finch Hatton, by her mother, Lady Eli za b e th dress, richly embroidered in column s of silver, each. co l umn Corpus Christi College t George Skinner,' Fellow 'of Jesus Col- 12 to I agst Morel cs 18 to 1 agst DAC 'of York.l Loa„ m ara ratn-Baron Isanddrff." • Finch -Hatton. .- • • terminating in a bunch of flowers, tastefully &Signed, forinin g lege ; Joseph Studholme, Fdlow of Jesus Cellege. • 12 to 1 agst Rosicrucian • Walton .` • . , Esse.e. icy Maguey, Bridge& Miss Loftus, by the Countess of Chichester ' ' an elegant broad border round the bottom ofthe dress ; body BACHELORS OF ARTS—Edward St. Aubyn, of Trinity T OAKS. 1 -?, al . p • "°t el S. - Turner, Harris, Cavendiah, Eaton, ABSS Flower, by . Viscountess Ashbrook •. -' and sleeves most superbly trimmed with silier'and broad blond College ; John 'Wilson Sheppard, of Trinity College ; Arclei- ,4 se i e gss m y L a d y Bto 1 agst Zeal a . ... 'ale, Al oe ' Astley. Cooper . R." Cooper, Quanne, White Lady Pyrn,on her marriage, by the Countess Harcourt . . lace, worn over a white satin slip; train of Pink satin, trimmed bald Duthie, of Trinity College; .George. Cummins, of Saint 9to 2 agst Augusta - 11 to 1 agst Barrow a )z• the iT.PrgaO, E. Foley., J ' ames-Colquholan 'ConsuLGene- Lady Isabelle Fitzgibbon, b lad 11 to 2 agst Ibla 13' to 1 agst Mirth. • - -- e ay sans 'Town •B•dr It ' Tem. Mrs. General Ashworth, on' Y lier . ni Y arr C ia l Ze e , by Lady Drake with broadblond 'lace and silver. nead,dress, feathers and John's College •; Charles George R. Festmg,,,of St John's Col ese g . „. s•, . rigsto , ochefort Grange,. diamond& . • • ' - • leg ; William John Coale, of Sr. John's Colkge ; .Hugh Tay- e.:•-se:: - . -- . SAINT . LEGER. - - - bi e J. l'eun, 'Gerald , *.lte.hell; ALP. - Round CockaYne, R. Strachey, Miss BradShaw,br hermother, Mrs. General Bradshaw. Countess Lawsrator 's-The splendour and magnificence of for of St John's Colle.ge . ; William John James; of St. Peter's - • _ e.- • J. P.asileade Pollhill,' .Turton, Bent Miss Rich and Mis 'L - R h b • mother Lad • h R ob t 7to I apt Jack Spiggot ' 112 to 1 agst Sandbeek -. • ti ", ' . 'insur er • ' s.le , y then• ,y Ric this costume was unrivalled in *brilliancy and elegance, being ' College; Charles W. Henning, of Queen's College ; • er L. to 1 agst Colwell .." 112 to 1 agst Annabelle. ,ssiss tai ne .? . .l'el, •ght.: Cooper, -Littledde, E. Lyon Miss Grant sister-to-the Chief' Secretary for Ireland, by. Aliss composed of the richest gold net, with tirtmeings of the same, Gdrton, of Jesus College; John Longe efJestas College; John ,/ tagese a r aseal)ivett 111, P. E. Foley, Denison R. Dem. Vansittart , • •,- - . and point of the finest texture, and adorned with i }trai t s-ion ef.-iCenington, of Jesus. College ; Edward ' BOavlbY, of Jesus Col- . Tay il ..., , 4. Gibsnn. LloydVauglian, Watkins :C. Strode, Airs. Bathurst, by the Dowager Countess of - Dartmouth •'•• , fine diamonds. Head dress diamonds and leaflets, -,- • • NEWMARKET STAKES. , • .; ~,":„.!._ leße ; James Lugar,- of Sidney Colleget , RiChard Whisloe, of Brother,to Bourbon and Gustavus are first favourites : ~ ray p '' (l -41 - P. sun. Fleming; G. L. Blount Irvine Counteis'Stanhope by Ladv`Carrineton : CountesS • Ano - gerr -NiTh'ite gauze ch•es&. with vouches . 'of it hey Colkge. ' • • • e a , . : . --4.---. 146..orm.ilesiLders Earon> tie r , ( 1 ) , Pentoti Scott, NU rat 11 Chichester, 11 S Q • • 'd • '''• ' '''' tw t-- • . ge . acnamara, A rs. t. Inman an Miss St. Quantum, by Lady Campbell lilac gros de•Naples ; train rich figured sills, ornamented with • There will be congregations . on the following days of the pre- ' -ea • GREAT PERFORMANCE.-A horse belonging ttislitif't•Kli, Cheere, Askew, C. Al • • 11' , cG a c c -- - Spanish gauze lisse. Headdress, silver lama turban with , sent term :- s - • • • • orris, I iss ore, y A=re. G. 'ore hatter, in Holborn, was backed to .gallop Vs/env-este ;mII6 in billi 7 ' l - 4 04mM Astley,;lll.P., - Wadham Wynd- Aliss . S."Gore 'by Airs C. Gore • : ', ' marabout plume. • 'Wednesday - - -- • May 9, at eleven. I_ es e Nnnt ( - - ittralon -H. Ilobliouse i T. Well• pole, T V' ' 7 . . • on- Isceuntesa Andover, on her return from abroad . COuntess Vritur,Aar-Rich silver lama dress over in satin . Wednesday --, ..- . May 23a at eleven. . . '' • • an . hour on Wednesday, for 100 guineas. Thegronrid,osgyekieh the performance took place was from the 11 mile-stone thrinigh 1 , .. Vil 9ll l T ' L ., -....,. b. , Walpole - , W. e•G y Mrs o' by thaDawager Countess of Dartmouth ornamented with .flounces of silvai•lanita,-Isurinounted with pink Wednesday -- - :May 30; at eleven. Croydon, to the 18 inile-strtne. 'The rider,' a boy,' Wras thio'wn, ag e eigut - , .4,' P. Jones, s• E. Fru let Williams,' - 'Riiss r ll' Ca Mrs; If ar C.B - 11. S. ' - -• • • - • - • . - ?. , yey, ~ fl. .. S. Northam - Iberian , . d• on, his a - nd sileer torsades and blond lace. Head-dress, ostrich feathers • Alonday -- - s June 11, (Stat.).B:D. Comm:- a • , O n o' ! ' , ..Tenri3ruil, 11. .Curtis J. \ell ' Rath ‘' P • , . . 4, - • " 1 "; B. Bd . Cl • ' e s '' 1 '• . appointment as Col. of the . : . .11arines _ . •and diamonds. •' ' ' '-- - ' '•• •.°U,' 'W,.;;, 1 „:„ T : „ ru_ te, eraent. W. .TolltiE. • •( - 7.,,..,. D,.... A A . 7„. i . and the horse went nearly St 71111 P 6 7 VAlla filP ililriTiU.;Di. 1L... BOXING. Z.! , ri _ ' . r At the heel of the evening, a ft er Epsom Racesion ThUrschiy.; to complete the sports of the day, an endeavour, was.madencs, knock up a fight, Oliver, Purcell, and Scroggins being prisesit, but the countrymen, like a leery perch, would not - take the bait. When night came on, however, Ben Pitman, the coil: heaver, full of home-brewed heavy wet, reeled out of Cwkiajsd..: lees hoOth, after the fighting men had left the ground, *Rd challenged any man. Abel Strong, a good ruffian; bad:.lio• objection to a turn-up, and a set-to followed at dark: ::After #ghtink i wb good rounds, the men were parted, and they were' matched for 51. aside, to fight yesterday morning, on the Downs ' toward* Dorking . • Seventeen good rounds were fought with more couragc - thaii science, in 'the first of which Pitman was floored ,by a hit in the wind: 2 and 3. Pitman had the best of rallying, and from superior strength, threw his adversary heavy falls. In the third round,which lasted eight minutes, and the hurry : having-been somewhat taken out of them, they hit each - othei to a stand-still ; Strong had rather the best of theround,.and cross-buttocked his adversary. 5,6, and 7, were fighting rounds, with much equality . ; in the latter Pitman was neatly dropped by a chance muzzieruq.. der the ear. strong kept rather the lead until the 15th round, when he Rot his jaw-bone dislocated • he however fought two other rounds, Pitman was declared the conqueror- Both' were heavily hit. The new Haymarket Theatre makes a raptd progress to completion. . The enrollment of the - corps dramettique has already commenced. ThA . list contains the names of Mr. H. JOHNSON ' Mrs. MARDYN, Mrs. ROBINSON, Mr. DOWTON,,INIr. 12, JONES ) Cvc.