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10i . OW TAKLIAMENT. from the LONDON 611ZITTE, Jan. it o iBO3. crorum-Oice, January 18, 1803., Mitans arruRNED To SERVE IN TUE PILESINT SOP.OUGI I 07 eels:it:4:4ll.y. G tome • Peter Belford, of Charles-Went, Saint Tarnea't square„in the County of Middlesex, Ebq. in t h e r oom of 1•81 m Hile) , Addington, Csq. who hath accepted the Office of . ,4o.tward. or Bailitlot His 11.1ajesty'Alanorpf East Hen dred, in the County Arßelks. • ' ' BOROUGH OF INNBICII.I.XN. Vililliarn Burroughs, oilierkeley-Nuare, Middlesex, London, in the room of the Right Honourable john flerestild, who was amen t EtirgeSs for the said Borough of Enniskillen, and also a Knight for the Camay of.i,Vaterford, and bath made his Election to serve for the said County of Wattr ford. Orintinte..office,. jay 14, 1803. Ccrps of Rgal Captain-Lieutenant Gravatt to be Captain, vice (4ov:ion, deeetised. Dated December 1, tlioa. Finit Lieutenant Cornelius Mann to be Captain-Lieutenant; vice Gravatt, promoted: Dated as above. Second Lieutenant . Georive 1.1 -Larding to be First Lieutenant, vice Maxi, proniotecl.. Dated as above, BANKRUPTCIES F;NLARGE D. Feb 26. Martin Duniftird, of Tiverton,' Devonshire, Mei - - ~ ehant, at ten, at the Three Tuns Inn, Tivei ton , , Mulch 12. I aim White, late of Old Broad. st rer, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Ivlarch it Richard lacob Richardson, late of London.. „street * merchant and insurance- brol;er, at ten, Guitdh 11. , it. Isaac Mason, of Del:tiord-Bridgc, upholder, 'at ten, at Guildhall. BANICRLIPTS. • , ' jAniesWatati of Lynn, Norfolk, druggist; to surrender ja'n. 29; and March 2, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Attar me;, 'Mr. Richards, Red-LiOn-vitiare, London or Mr. 11 . awftolas, Lynn. S2urgts, of Northarripton, ; dealer, Tan. ta, at eleven, ,rch. 1, at: one, .and March t, at ten, at Cuildhall, (lan. AttOroey, Mr. Boustield, Ilouverie-street, F leet_ Ist reet. 14,ohort Youngbushaval, late of Tower-Hill, merchant, lan, t 9, and Mart:h I, at CleY4ll,, at Gititditialt. AttlThiles, Willis, WarotOrd-vottrt, Throonorton-street. llrtrh , ,lnties, of ..Cow..latie, checsenwNer,_ Jan. 22, trh, 5, and NI arch t, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attar ney, Mr. t)avies, Ely-I'l4(x, Holborn. Chrittophrir 'York:., boolcieller, Feb.. 3,4,, and lvprcri I, at eleven, at the house ut Mr. llowlet, Finkle sticci, Attornies, Mr. Tate, York; or Mes6rs. Allen anti, Exley; of Furnivzd's.lnn, London. Edward Sutton, of Liverpool, soap-boiler, F e b. T 4, 5 art.'', t, at:6110, pt,t,ht,George' Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Liverpool: DIPIDENDr. Feb. at . ). Thomas /layman, of the Old City Chambcri, ntcrcliant', at ten, at Feb. 1,. Sarah Beaton, .ut' Yeovil, Somertetsltire, haber, • flasher, at eleven,. at Guildhall, Voridon. fob. %Vahan Litilby, ut Pet.vorth, tiussex,sitopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall, London. , Feb. ta. t Andrew Faul Vourtales and.-Andrew George l'oortales, of Broad-street Buildings, merehatits, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. is, George' Rileyi of the London-Road, printer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Fah 19. %Vil ham 131inkhorn and, john Musg,rave, of U. oster. Cheapsido, merchants, at c: ever, at Guildhall. • 12. Itichal'cl Thorn and Abraham I tract 'Nunes, of GtysWell-street.goact, tanneni; at twelve, at Guildhall. 'lab, I. Thouto Leaver., of :vlanehester, cotton.manufac. tura, at etc ven;at the BridAevOit terAirns ' t Manchebter. CEltrincArEs. Vcb. S. William Makinsou, of Bolton, muslia-manufac. curer. thveii harries, of C4rcligan, shopkeepor. 41,Fdi:arn W.l;soli, of Fonk.hurch.'strcer, merchant. Turogr, NMIlial:10ton, tsaki.r. 4.4torai4: Ne4ve any Ivioskii 1 , 14,v OI 1)1C1Cw41, • bridge, Soutliampuin, mitten, 11.111.:h It:twitrl3, 01 Ri:a- 1.1011-4tl'.3:t, Clcrlsenwell, _ 'idaii. 4 MM 0'74 iv to. 3 IT4l,iblir,,3lk - 4 DUI. PRICE 01' tiTOCKS, THIS DAY AT Tu Et.Vl , O'CLOCK. rOnSOIS . 7i iOrtarting . 5 +s•. ~, , THE SU N. slit jum II It II 140 A , !;•ii / LO IV DO IV, N Ry 19 , TBO3. V I , are happy in being enabled to state, that tlu Claims di His Royal Highness the PittNee of WALES are adjusted to the satisEgtion of all Parties. It is intended, we understand, to propose to Par. liament, that Government shall, take' upon itself the payment of the unliquidated balance of His Royal Highness's Debts, for which the deduetion front his Income, of 6:5,0.)01. per ;mount stands and which balance now akpounis to :lbout £40,0u1. and that Ili* Royal 'Highness shall liav the enjoyment of whole. Incoifle of 75,c0c,i, Fr annum, for the purpoac of resuming and the splendor suit.ibie to his,Rank. 'nig Paris .Palers arrived at so late un hour yes terday,, that we were only enabled to hike a few short extracts from them. We have therelbre given to.day some further details. Although the Letters of the French Admirals A/ILL statuve and I.A. cgosse, give rather favourable accounts of Guada. /ogle, yet it is evident that the Insurgents were 'more formidable than we were led to suppose from the former accounts in the French Papers ; for Ada. I,Ac ROSSI states, that they were possessed of several Vessels, by means of which they kept up a commu nication with their confidential friends in the Islands cif St. Thomas and St. Barthotommv. The French Admiral complains that the Governor of the latter Island hall refused to deliver up some perons who had fled thither from Guadaiorofre. A Convention was signed at Paris on the 2ph flit, relative to the Indemnities of the Ca, n Doxe Of TUSCANY, but it has not yet-been made public. IRe understand that the buildings in the Warren at Woolwich are to be,cnnsiderably augmenvd, so as to admit the'Ordoance Eqhblishments now at the Tower, to be removed to, and fixed permanently at, Woolwich, lIER MAJESTY 's RIRTH.DAY. • YESTElthAYbting the Anniversary of the Fest . . Old in honour of the birth of our truly amiable Otre wher,completed the 58th year oilier age on tlIC,I9(11 Of May last, the same was observed with , the usual splendour and magnificence ; merry peals from the !' different steeples ushered in the morning, flags and ' standards of the United Kingdoms vvere•.displayed from the Tower, and 'different public buildings' and churches, and the most lively anitgaiseral expressions of loyalty and attachment to (sot most % grircious (~:tur am were manifested by all ranks of the peaiple. In the forenoon all the branches of tfio...ltoyNt. FAMILY Paid their affationate respeds to HER MA_ err'r at Buckingham I louse. At , one o'clock the 61 guns on . Tower Wharf were fired as usual, and as many of the Park as Her. MAJEsTrhas attained years, were discharged. I'M. 1 R MApwiris, .accomtianied by the PRIN., cRSsk% ELIZABETH, MARI., and ARIL L lA, went in their carriages - to St. James's Palace ; the PR IN- C XSSES AUGUSTA and •SoFHIA were not present : the young PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES _came with THEIR MAjasrils in their carriage, and con. % tinued for some time at Si. James's. Pursuant to the charter of King CHARLES 11. founding a school at Christ's Hospital for educating forty boys 'for the sea service; the scholars appeared with their. master, Mr. GWYNNR, at Their head, in the anti.chamber, holding in their hands books and drawings, expressive of the progress each had made in nautical mathematics. As His MAI EsTY passed to the Drawing-room the boys were presented by Sir JOHN ANDEISON, the President, and JAMES Pm.mait, Esq. Treasurer of the Hospital. His MA. J SI Y, after examining several drawings, &c. which they presented, graciously expressed his aliprobation of thesr progress. As the ROYAL FAMILY entered the Drating. room, the, oth: written fur the occasion by JAMES. PY Esq.. and adapted to music by Sir Wi I,LI AM PAR wits, was performed ; after which his Grace the iAttetilllSHOP of CANIEKBOXY deliyertd , a.buir. able oration. ..; HER ,MAIRSTY appeared in pod: lict?lthi and re. ceived her visitors with her acctnYtirtred gOtatisPirits a nd affability. The KINu Alko' health and•spirirs.. • , a At the Court, there were presettr, vesicles 'Curt I It MAJ Eta I RS, the C EOIWAL EIS; Dukes of Vo.e.k, CI.Alt ENC.:R s told CUNt DEM. A N 1") ; 1 , ..vm3r.51;, L i. zAil ETU ) MAlti., and AMELIA ; the Pii.INCESA of WAL Hi and Durc li es of ; the cidtinet stork and great Officers. of State ; the Ambassadors and borne other Foreigners of cli,tinetioo ; the Right' the Lott'D CIiANCLOtt ; the Sri:Al:Etc of the House. of Comnions ; the AN C r.Lt.ottof the EXC r it lilt; ill(' SEC It of S ; the SE,. C R T ARY et WAR; 1114 fo KN E y at)( 1 vro.4 GRNRItAL• MAs-CFR,O 114 ; Mr. Et tl ,xt l y . in his rotes as ChancellOr of the Putcliy of Corn. wall ; t h e L ott o I\4,4‘voit. and SHERIFF', of Lon. awl ; the Chief Magistrate of the Police, Sir R. Finn, and a splendid circle of'Nobility and Gentry o f both sexes, aniong,wllcim we noticed, Vrince Castcicic,l:3. Drikr,r- , ltoxburgil, Pentland, Bronti (Nelson), ;end Nlontrose. Cor aild /..;,,,,f. , /0-11.1th, S.;:lisbury, Ely, Carmarthen, I.)cr,vn. 'awe, 'Townsend., and Sligo. , • , Ilareourt; ChesterCeld; Ter- C , erdigan, C9urtaaii; Aylesibrd, M„).:lestie,lo, E flinenam, Sultelk: Cavan, Wil,t;lit.d.vd, Spen.. I\ltrunt EdAccurnlw, Orinuorl, bat nurst,, Manstivld, C,..rlisle, St.arbomugli, Uxbiid,o, Radnor, Ports mouth, Warwick, File, Leice,ter, Morton, Cork, and TO hot. Ceirmtrisr,e—llarrington, llevottre, Cliestertield, Cardigan, ConrroOn, Eitinejtaut t Cavan .ind Were: datiKlitcr e, Mount Vincent, Chatham, avd danghter, Spilncer, ;itid daughter, Jersey and dat;litt:,r, 19DCX , ,P oat. 1, il < ~1...ry0n. • (7, Falmouth, Broom, . Cranky, ..nd,Lime r:.:' -Dowagcr 111;mstield, Eitzwilliarn, and Sydney., - AreeLn, Pethasn, Itest,n, Catlicaft, Henley, Amherst, Soinervilk, B i s it ; (ititeit i A Lid:land, Union, C, Castle. reagli3Olenberyie, C., r.;0111.1er, Suell,:y, St. EL:. ' Irn3, Dr I)unganville, PoriniolQ, 11. Pelham, E. Ilcauelork, fl own, E. Sonterseq,A.onAt'oril, Claston. buiv, Itawlte..sbnry, ‘Vott.thonstsi ,Rldsiasck.,Elitaitri Dun. garvon, VYJllutighyry,:dcl;Arok t 4 ) e,lower, Manning', Sheffield, 'reinidetdwn„, C. Vt,llerti, Crawley, Ikat Wield, and Grey. .` Stawell, I)alrymple, Aylishhry, Sydney, C.itheart, Henley, Pembroke, P. Sydney, Beiyieing; hanks, A uci.land, Read, 'tom", G lenber vie, C rant, 1)e Dunstan. Stewart, LAviiy.,don„ Wil soh, Earner, 4 Aylmer, Salmon, Long tocd, Boston, amt two danAeitcr,„ C.. Cecil, I. Erskine, Amherst, Howe, Croitown, Dunclomon, AValsing. ham and.datig beers, A. Smith, C wydir, Deethurst, Martin o I):•Kin7, Clonntell, Crofton, Smolt , BVodultuuse, Errol, • Ford, , Shee, E. Nepeart, G. () sborri, .R , Kin/ 9 S. Cotrcli, Sontineri ' W. Hamilton, 'gm. urthr, I. B. llttrges,' T. towm , swum, F. C. As: gill, 1,, Pep ys,-W: eft e, R IVilson, L. I)am', I. Earner, Tnrron, R. ()ndow, C., Conte, I. C. Smith. C. 11, Collington, i. elliiler,c,ll, II: Martin, C. liantilton, Peiteney, J. \V. (Call. Pirkpi—,l).)rwirn, Eunion, C:41,10, St. Asaph,'Nforwith, Littlltitld and Cov,nt..y, k0k.11 , ...,,r, I.ly, Briltol,Cliebter, twit Pen.. !)'/b'ar'e. Chile, Vincent (11e,in), Moss, illc.'gri. —baton Macdonald, ,Lura Aly.oiley, Lard Elitirtbo • A IdertoanWat son. Ambas4adare—Fronch And lady; I miterial .MinistEr; olitan, ; Swedish, l'rusidan, Russiim, Turkittl, Itiero4:tll, Dittcho PottOgU"vt and Sardiniait, Baroai—Ntillviceni ,dad De Rollo. Baronro: Count A ligtpitein, .4dmlrall-I)iy,by, Pole, Wallace, Knight, and Lord Keith. Co/eras-41 ml, Stevenii, Smith, Turrnir, Craig, Arabin, Garth, Gwynne, Manners, (:.nt%vri ! ',lit, Forbes, Nlacieocl, I)tindas, 't'trrlctno, Clarke, Cowen., Fog, Clephane, St. lierktley; Ilarcourt,'Wynyant, Suttnnontl Clinton, C4 . .r.oieit -Rook, Smith, Greville, Stoptbrd, titzroy, Scott, Hope, Beaniltiii”", Thotriond, Ptillor, Lambert, Colonel, Frectriantle, VAget, h Illigh, Martnini o lturies, Steven 4, and Sr. ,Ledecr• I)esbomngli, Collicr,„. anti .!filittihope. Copiabrx,-Dighy, Towns.eral, Din , itwood h 94tlith l Markltarrt, Trouhrldge, Sir Sidney Smith, P.iger, Grey, 'Xing, and Morr,iy. ;, :I! • iVtesirs.- King, Farqnhar, V I llirra , . Windham, ilerbert, West, Percival, 141ilnagne, Sylvester, R. Welch, I. Ale xander, f‘lainwaring, Wiltrams,.gerteard, Varetittart, M. P. Andivws, I)ent, C.. Price, IV, Ad.,,n•,, Penn., William I)tind.t,, Ilaranininl; Platt, Kcnt, Read, I.aw, S, Sinith,Garthshoo• Long, S C.. Yorke, Bfirtso, 1...1,Whe:1, I. Thornton, T„horntOnt-Cos scr, cho,t,r, 4:4onnei, G. Pitt, R. U. Sheridan, lion ft. , Pool, W. Pitt, 1' x•Airn , „ IVashington, Cunt's, S. 'On 11. w, Ni , ttioain, I low.th.t, 'Weston, Strutton, 11. i4lajor, iictirL I. c. i.:r, Craw toid, Green, and G r‘ov i Ile. Welt, ..141,111,,ri 1 t,;, l 61ter, ;, Teletuil e 1.4 w, S. I.OOJ - , C. 1 1 , , f h-, IlarGour#, Cii Berrie, 1): ',ll:.f,l l ,Limy, Ereontantic, Onslow, :=p , l 14 1 . 1 , • • l'ownltor.l 4 z Niaa haul, Atitiktvi4,, um, t.„ Putt anti 2 C:0 1 14 W 415 ' • .L.4DLER MtESSES, .1-I ER MAJESTY Watt aliettinoat of superb sliver net, intermixed witlt stripes .• sOtc.colouteA crape, ornaMented with new b4lloon fringss, cord and tiuselii , : which {lad a most magnificent ap tcaratiLe. The tti nice otsiate and spotted silverorimmed to ,correspond. PRINCESS OF WALES Petticont of Illavvelvet, covered with a 'rich silver -net,hor . cler of yiiie..leave;,- and hunches of grapes ; the vine- leave:i black velsiel, veined with silVertind surrounded .with rich stones the bunches of grapc.-s in ..topazes and emeralds ; drapery and traiikkfluScatt shaPe; ) boater ‘of virie leaves and grApo, - In tuirizes antLvatious:other voiles ;, the train and .draperylill njone:4,Ate 4rinfining (iontitmed All' round--a beautiful pone filo& surrounding the Whole; Sleeves, ,a silver net cif rielitassels, This drnpery was, fir superior to any - we inimoseen •, it was really most ,elegatit and superb; and rdiSplayed Her 'Royal Highness's usual Mate. PRINC'ESS• ELIZABE A puct-colourz!(.1 satin .petticoat, richly embroidered in gold sprays, with puce- velvet 'drapery, embroidered in broken waves of gold spangles, anti bordered with a rich ,pa t tern of gold and puce ill the shape or olive's, intermixed with large droopingtuneltes of gold toil anddaurelleaves : ,an tipper drapery of poet:. velvet in stripes of sold Mil and shells, 'untied .together by rich ..golf! curds and tasse.ls the left side, a drapery in broken waves of. gold span .gles, and droopini.4 htilichaol Ind:laurel leaves, puce velvet sashes, embroidered ittclusestripes of zold spangles, were brought from tinder the rich , draperv, to' fall to tbe bottom 'of the petticoat, which gave a striking and peculiar elegant etre& The rich tassel fringes, wh ic h finished thiS dress, completed 'the elegant and majestic appearance' which is always distinguished in the taste of Her Royal.llighness's dress, Train of puce velvetand gold tissue. , . • PRINCESS. MARY. A rose-coloured -Satin - petticoat,',erstbialddeed in - waVtit of siL. vcr Spatmles, with black velvet drapery, forming three dia. • tines corners, each corner filled with a clump , olsilVer foil, shells, and bow: , of si lver cords; front eachicerner proceed= c&1 a rich Stripe of rose-colour and silver, bordered With deep voints r alternately of rote satin and silver foil, witlt brilliant wreaths of silver stars on „the left side ,• a drapery Of black velvet with . silver spanglcJ, and bor der of lose colour and silver, with rich tassels and 'fringe ; at the,hottom of the petticoat was a black velvet and silver chain, rich silver lunges, conk, and. tassels. The train rose colour, silver, and black velvet tissue. PRINCESS ANIELIA..- . . Body and train ofroie colour figured velvet ; petticoat of rose• coloured satin, richly. embroidered in V6' , AWS of sil ver. The .drapery black velvet, most bountifully chil.h . iiid , ..roct with silver ancl roc `ccAditrOd satin, and trimiti2d with tassel fringe. — t - re'r l - litto.cict'S dress %VAS; altog'other beautiful, and 1 does honour to t,r to '• . ' ' .r,l, wl o gf;#gyS OF YORK. Pot ticoat 01' told tipm, ttifkliiid I,vitti a dm) gold fringe ; . . ... __.,.. diapentsay4 1 -ild assiet'...; • 'A•dliask.: /kilo:ries • tt'sst, , largo gold bullion, with he,tutifttP fosse s ieleWint.lntion..shao.4 of gold tissue, droned with, *Obit!, inlaid with gold, tritnrue4 wftif sable. Thts tiress with extreately tif3gaiti "l4l.lllilNl CESS S'OPI-I‘l ) ,A. OF GLOUCESTER Wore "3 beStutiful lilac stain petticoat, superbly .embroidered with silver,' in rich wriipen, bordered With black. velvet, richly spangled ; .the drapery .raised teubroitlestal-sprigs, an elegant wriath of black velvet and silver leaven across the • petticoari'hetened'sVith - A leiselt:velvet knot ipteg k led ; the trine .bilek : velvet, striptd with silver lilac eattit i rout, and sleeves beautifully ;ip,:11,4 tell, t() : . airre6l)L.itl4.t ; the whole supei•bly iriouned With sil vcr. PritiCesit (!t s z i , I. c i.e AI. A --. A brown crape petticoat, orna . memo!! with a } ',shit and brown crepe dr,inerv, einhosideied ti, ith borders of gold foil, ecollops.a ini twills ut gull cord, : The train broisni satin and gold. . . . . . Ma ,. .eiionessof , SA LI .iii: R Y.-..-1. white satin dress, elegantly : Ali ,roicitltdtt itlignicl, ..!li.irchuilit;s4 ,'1 t) 0 w N art f t E- , - A .white satin dress, superbly eiiihroi(l...esel, Atli i!--iveresi with gold net work. 1111f,•hi00e.,4 of To W NtiIIENU —i% yellow dress, covered With eoiet tio:e; the robe of black velvet: • , . Msteltiorte - s of II 4A I, FoRT —A white erapo petticoat. With .4 rich eh ihro;hi:: y Qt . whia, velvet anti .old in stripes; tire body and train Ut ;met: sathi. Map:1'491.444 .at ssilio: . Petticoat of white, Crape, ortmnent est with Whitt: stripea Of velvet ,ppli . citte, iotermiked, with silver, and termini:et With silver irnee. Counteee of Cits. 4 re. it Fi t Lis—A white crape petticoat, rich ly embroithled.in eOl.l en ipes At wheat and palm. ground M embroi,hl ed i ; drapery of crape einbroulered, ChCirf.:l4 With tvic.ittls of scarlet lillies, gold' fringe at the b ot;(41 , o e tits petticoat; train Qt• white satin, trimmed witlkeold, The whole e. , ,is superb and elegant. Countess of C. ul. N- -i:Gdy acid train of black velvet ; petticoat of amber satin with velvet. stripes, richly cnibmidered with. silv.er. The drapery of black velvet, nerdy embroidered with eilver and amber tulips, tit.sl up - witii eords and tassels, CiniateSs of MA cc I.Yi et.u—lindy and train of purple ~ velvet, oneetiouted with gold ; petticoat of rich purple satin superbly .embroidered' with 'gold ; the drapery of purply velvet, most elegant! y, orhathented with gold. The tout ensemble of this dreie was one of the, muse elegant WC witnestesi, Countess .Als:':sriseo- , Purple velvet train; petticoat of white crape, enthroldcre i d in gig .zug with gold, anti a . wrcarhof geld toil 'enibiOidery across. Countess of I. t v sit eriO't.XA figured black gauze petti- eo e, te;ineited with .piarpfes. velvet draperies, ornamented , with geltpaixi,,bows,.essels, and fringe ; robe bl a ck vel vet. • t '; • . . CoUrltC43'ol)4 i.*•: 7il-A white crape pettic oa t, r i c hl y cm -. broidered w rlssjiver; the body and train white satin. • Conetesi Of Ste rr9 L K —,A white crape petticoat, with gold . ' ornaments t trun purple velvet, Countess of CA issrA Ryon ---:/t purple velvet dress, 'beauti— fully ornamented with gold and sitter. Countess Of j EitSr.Y.-The petticoat of purple crape, tufted with frosted silver; the sash of purple crape, crossed with. embroidery of silver, and foil stone on black velvet, tufted in silver, variegated to correspond with the petticoat ; the whole fastened up with clegant.silver rouleaus and tassels. :;The train was of black velvet, richly embroidered in foiL atone and silver; the, tops ut the sleeves of sil v e r - tu f te d ' • Crap; tastefully fastened up with silver cords and tassels.. Countess of Ax LICSSUAY--A petticoatstif brown crape, rich 1y embroidered with gold; train of brown velvet ; head- (frees to correspond I the whole having a very rich and ale . gent appearance, Countess of cAv A N--.A . beautiful embroidered white crape petticoat with gold Sprigs and rich gold fringe and t asse l s; the train and body of purple and white velvet, much omit, assented with diamonds and point lace, and richly trimmed \'V ith:gold fringe and roitle,ins. VI seountess eA § Ttz it tAe :i -,-:A buff satin petticoat, with rich border of purple velvet, tufted with silver and chain; two drapencs on the right side, of superb black lace, edged . with silver; on the lett, handsome drapery of black lace, edged with rich silirio fringe : silver pocket-holes, and a, rich and tasteful display at silver rouleaufand tassels; the train te)Yal blue velvet, edged with silver; the body richly embroidered in silver.' Viseountess.S lunge —A white and silver dress, ornamented with purple flowers. , - .. Lady liANsts--Petticoat of white crape, embroidered in gold stars ; the siraperies bordered with a scroll ofpuceeoloured satin.- The train puce coloured satin. • , Lady C,CotyzAit--A yellow crape petticoat,with black vel vet drapery, divided by it large nef at beads and feeder of large beads, and large bead tassels ; the train black velvet. L u dy. W A esin es o 4,4--- - es white crupe pettictiat, with bunches of red flowers; the train olive-coloured satin, ornamented with white trimmings. • Lady Geoist.i4pA Cr. ;11.-.:.-A white satin gown anti petti ' coat, prat ely ertibroidered with silver, and ornamented with .' -El flti‘i , gri4. c 'i• I,:qty: Pk ti4si—A vvhite crape petticoat, elegantly ems: bonder vfith coquclicat ,velvet and gold, with a drapery 1 4 richly etribtoitiered in Coqiielicot velvet leaves, and wav es of gold spultgles c lite:Wilt black velvet and gold. • Lady Pie NNk CUL LLI49 , ,SMiT it—A white crape petticoat, richly tmbroidered with gold, with a moat elegant herder of brown velvet, and Vanaykes of gold' terntinated at the bottom with gold fringe and lassels; :'body, and train of brown velvet and gold. Lady LOUISA CORA v—Petticoat of rich - pink Satin, • ele-; g?iit horder‘of black velvet, tufted with silver: the drape- MS were tanned of black 14ce, Data very elegant and no ve l pattern, edged with handsome silver rot; leinis and fringe, suppotted With rich ailvereoni itaitastels ; the train black velvet, edged with silver, net body anti slash sioeve,-after the old , English costume, richly embroidered in silver drops; pink under- Sleeves, drawn through the slash. ' I,aity Do uot! . .S a '.-. PetrlCOat Pint draliery of white crape edged with sapphire, and arnittlented with waist Ailt, tastrals i the: tr.On ot ruct.colOuted vt.,lnt. , . 4 Lady flit ate AXE—PUrple velvet train trimmed wart gar • '- petticoat of while crape, with stripes of purple ainlWW, Lady 1)1 e a oßsia—A white satin petticoat, with stripes cif silver; drapery of white crape, iichly embroidered with silver, and tastefully drawn up with broad silver lace, and ornamented with silver laurel and tassels. blue. figured sarsnet, trimmed with•silver to suit the pettiCOla a Lady .....HARtOTTE 'pow/sou—A White satin pettrecat, ornamented with a beautiful dripery of .white crape, em bossed in convex spots of white satin ' and trimmed with swanstlown; . .white tassels, and fringe, A, white satin vett,. sleeves of embossed crape and swansdown. Lady CHARLOTTE WYNNE—A yellow•crapepetticoat, am. ' broidered in stars ierie Warier, wit'it a moat superb scroll border enriched:With spots of white satin, and trimmed • - with point lace; a black velvet tunic. Lady CAROLINE 1) A :Wilt—Green satin body and train, trim- tiled with,seble fur ;., petticoat white crape, embroidered with Sprigs of gold, and wreaths of,gold laurels across. „, Lady CAROLINE HER. liErt --Puce coloured -satin body train petticoat of white crape applique, with stripes of puce coloured velvet, f.adypivr---13Ody„ and train of black velvet ; petticoat of apricOt colour, rrinthed-with . sableTur, cord and tassels . . iLaity CROrroN—LilAc petticoat, with a handsome ara- besque border of 'lilac satin, and black velvet drapery to 'match, ; ornamented with taasels of lilac and black. The train of black Velvet. , Lady NI AR Y TAYLOR—Body and:train of voquelicot satin, • ornamented with *elver ; 'the petticoat of white crape, elc- ;. gantly embroidered in silver, with coquelicot raised hewers ; the drapery a rich einbroidery of Silarer, with cord and tassels. The tea Ma volt ea s—A satin petticoat, magnificently embroidered ; with gold spangles in large sprigs round the hattom ; a white crape, drapery entbroidered with gold in Mosaic patterns, and edged with loose gold tassels ; an cm broidered sash, fastened with a bow, the endarlinmet with broad gold fringe, and edged with tassels to correspond wit' the drapery ; the whole ornamented arvi fastened with rich gold heti- rope and tassels ; the train °lite:until:ll gold tis, sue. Hon: Mrs . ;'‘Viisra-Brown satin body and train; -petticoat of white crape. embroidered with gold 4 . the, drapery on diet right side,ornamented with vermicelli in gold and black. and gold points, and on the left with ambei coloured velvet end crape, andarimmed with linty's, taaseli, ~ • Mrs. C. Lo Ne —Atm amber crape petticoat; ,withCa border of black velvet, with draperies to match, drawn up with tassels of amber and black. silk ; a robeof black velvet. Mrs. m AcKEN7.trr-A white crape petticoat,. richly, °ma merited with stripes of gold lace; the drapery very richly . spangled, and drawn up on the right side with wrzaths of scarlet flowers ; 'the pocket-holes ornamented with loitA laurel,. cord, and , tassels ; the train . a scarlet velvet, trimmed with gold and Vandyke fringe ; sleeve.> ofctribtari , tiered crape, to suit the petticoat. Mrs. Kai a t 1 WiLL A s —Train of white satin, richly or- namentcd with gold .fringe,laurel, Sat. ; sleeves of white gape, tastefelly finished with: ditto; petticoat white cralA With go:ci ortraiOnt, drapery and sash on the right, trim med with deep gold'fringe, and festooned with large gold laurel; shawl drapery on the left side; ornamented with ditto, and tied tip with large gold nape and tassels; the pocket-holes and bottom of petticoat richly trimmed wins . et 1, and finished itt a nevi and elegant style. Hutt -dregs of embroidered crape, laurel, feathers, &C. Mrs. MAINWARING —Petticoat of yellow richl trirtirnfl with black lace, and' ornamented with velvet; .1 drapeiy,„,: • of eellow esape, trimmed with deep black LW; and cross, txt with a sash of black velvet ; square drapery on side, trimmed with black lace pocket-holes, and finished with ditto; train of black velvet eartipletely trimmed with deep black.lace, sleeves of yellow crepe. enema:tired with black velvet. . Head-dress to correspond. lion. Miss ,VYIE.—A pink satin' petticoat, with BritiSl i lace draperies,:trimmed with line black lace, Pink' nd black Vainlykes. The train of black velvet, with Van dykes aitd black lace.' flop: Miss Be u e.Neer..—A lilaoaatin petticoat, witl. and bands, richly embroidered in silver, orteunctitt: (l with black velvet, and .tritntned with black la.ce;, the train blae,!. velvet. ' s Ca - OFT O: N ' s Three draperies I Petticoats of pink Catin, with crspe,, 0 : t-le .A.athe colour, ornamented with a border black Greccitie in velvet, and trimmed with brack 141.111 black velvet train, and pink sic ves bordered en Grecci Three Miss Oz G a icy s --White crape pcltti‘oats, bunches or geranium flowers. The trains of white fancifully orminiel,ted. • Miss Mow. G —Yellow body and train ; Wtiite crape pcoicoat, oi.n.inc.alic.ct with a drapery, with N;vnite tke, ,Miss :CIA I NW AR ING—PeitlCOlt of scarlet crape, ornamented with' beads, bottom finished with a turban t N i s ted with. beadst drapery of ditto, tied up with,bunches of fioweo., and testoocuol with large bead rope,. a • ponit on left side tritnined whit blond and beads, and finished with cord and tassels of-ditto ; tram White satin, ornamented with ::ca{ "'t grape, blond, anti beads. • The prevailing colours Were black, orange, purples and brown, but above all, black, particularly black velvet. Diamonds were worn in greater profusion than ever; stones of all colours were also worn.---. Feathers were much worn, and many of them in a reclining Position. Few artificial flowers appeared; but many were in embroidery. The PR Nc E of WALES wentin a private manor , - Their Royal Highnesses the DUKE and DtrrorisAffr... of YORK went in State, guarded by Dragoonsro4. preceded by some of the Qflicers 'of his. klonschuJas In two Carriages. The LORD CHANCELLOItt a" a the SpriAt:pß of the House of-Commons, each %vac in Slate. Carriages, .with, their usual attendants. The Lotto and .1-,AO3Y, MAYORESS in their Priva te. Coach, with four footmen in rich.liveries, and su e " seeded by the two. SHERIFFS in their State CO" i. riages. Fits MAJESTY, the. PRINCE of WA.LI'S, and 10 DUKE of YoRK, were all dressed in the full uniforni of Field Marshal. The Court was one of the, most splendid and nu merous that. has been known for a number of ycatS,P especially-as the l'.trliament is not.sitting. It like . ' wise had to'bo3st of an uncommon and chinning sAheDwinetifo'yToountlavtani theiwa beauty, i and we may place Miss irhsC w ° l n rt i b i r t 7 E k i n it m j returned to Back/ up e t .a quarter befor e five o'clock, There was nu Ball at the . Palace or Buckingluar• House. -- ingha tt i.li onse to di nner . `ll4Ell t MAI so . tr s bad a,Card-patty in; the even" ing at BuCkingham.House. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER g4 l .'; grand Dinner yesterday, to the following (.listin. guished Personages : • Lord Nelson„ Lord Gardner Lord Wodehottse., Lord Cac t i reagh, Lord Somerville, Lord' G wvdir, 'Lora Cr:m:llp .". k r , .Ellenborotigh, Lord Alvauley, lord . Chief it.trun. '"; Speaker of the House of Commons, Mr. Cory, the Man e. Or rho Rolls, the SeCrcrary at War, Sir rut M Pitt, Mt: vansittart, r. Sargent, Mt. raggc, Mr. Luilgt ,thaittr,orney. General, and the Solicitor General. • LOttl PELHAM 'also gave giand Dinner to th 4 following Noblemen and Gentlemen : Duke of Norfolk, Duke of Montrose, Duke of nd : Portla E Marquis Cornwallis, Earl of Chatham, Earl of Aylesford; g" - Camden, Earl of Westmoreland, Lord Limerick, Lord:0101-, bervie, Lout thendore, Lord Keith, Lord Auckland,'l6,,r" Arden, Lord Bayniug, Lunt Sheffield, Sir George Sher , r. . G. Villiers, Mr. King. Lord.HAWKESßUßX.also.gave a grand Dinner to .the:Voreign Ministers, and others, The company . consisted of • Count woronzow, BaronNicolal,General AnctrwssYt M9ns. Pariahs, Count Stall-embed;,Prince Castelcicala, M. Schimmel penninek, Baron Jacobi, Contit I. rout, C Oa"' her De Lima, Count Brad, Baron ,SiiveriebiuL,N. t ?Id"; N le o n tie G k e e : l 4 l :ra n l a i r la ari ur L n e l i e l i t s h t e c . r, Mr. King, Mr. Art t ill°Ple. a 3re)l VeY,.Mr. Hammond, Mr. Murrab.SirSteAcrl co t t Nl " ' " col, powi, tord,st,Mliacrqieuni,ssiDricier:irteLlot,,BLaroolndi A ft ri r i: • Wrrceont, and Mr. Catunajor. ARltivl quarantine more, de. A G it r k ac tv e hrandy, f r With wine • put in by Autir ivith the Tits s tight. I been said Opera; evidently ilun he d anti ptch, 2 better The II viliiett 1104 , , Itea the , * Vette by the Indi a H Passottienj tv hit DTrtry . s Free Mar Joined. Powers tailed of )16 itS Cu' h4dy i s the if it hi •oltpi The I be m f4voti ~. br e : Li Cap iii i 446