The Sun. — London, England, 1801-01-20 00:00:00

~. 1 _ 1, Prom the LONDON GAZETTE, jars. 17, 80 T E' SUN. 801:13N1 guts DICXIOL fAt.sum AVDEAT LONDON, .7ANU ARY 20, !Sol'. Or4lnance-Offre, yan. 53, tflor. Reyal Regiment of First Lieutenant Edmund Curry to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice tienry W : Parish, deceased. Dated, Dec. 14, iSeo. Second Lieutenant StePhen 1: Rawlinson to be:First Lieu ,vitae Cu rrv.., . Dated as above. Gentleman Ca.det, 'l'homas Van Straubenzee to be SecOnd Lieutcnint, vice , Cattruchaef,. ~proinoted. Dated. Dec. ao, tSoo. • ; • • ' G...ntlentati Cadet Williarn Latham to be Second Lieute. vice U. TWISIAVKICy• promoted. Dated as above. tientleman Cadet Sohn Bettesworth to he Second' Lien*. nant, vice L. (.3tflespie,'promott:.d. ' I)ated as above..' Gentleman Cadet Thontas.Cubitt to, be Second Lieute .4unt. Dated as AK , 'l, . , • • - c.4at Exancis.Beiti 9 gtielti to be - Second Lieu tenant. Dated as above. • ' Ceotietlian Cadet Cy n Bridge to be Second Lieutenant, vice J. 'proin9ted: Dated as abOve. Gentlentan ••Cridet I ohnstou to ,be : S ccond. Lien tonant,Vice ardener, Proinacti. Dlted as above. GentreutanrCadet.Williant Twyning to be Second Lieu tenant, A. W.DaV“i, promo _.d. Dzited-as above. First LiettLinant , !Olin Close to be Adjutant, 'vice Parish, deecaied. I)atedDeta 5800. • • tirst,Licutenant Richard T. nsford 1.0 Captain,. 4i:et:tenant, vice (olin Bentham, deceased. • Dated be. amber 31, tSc, SA;{)tid Lieutenant Th , . , inas 1 Ltrrison to. be First Lieute tmt, stcc eta ttstrcrci. 1) test s above. . • Jai,ws C. Ei%k: , ,sortic SeLeusvi Lieut,:nant i vice J. By, rent Wed to the Corps of „Rot al Engineers, Dated De , . • -• • .TH* Mail which became due on Strnday, bad not arrived when this Paper was put to Press. - • Yesterday the Pat Nor of WALLS and all the Branches - of the YAL FA:NI,I LY, except PR IN C US$ of W4LEs, dined 'with THEIR jE'STIPS at St. James's Palace, This lovely stranger, who appears almost`seeluded from the gay world, never looked more charming than she did yesterday at Cour, and she was universally ad mi ted The sate Earl.ro w Is Was ReCorder of I.tidloW, LCPPL Cg and cl.lStOB. ,Rotulorunt, and Co; lonel of the Mbragomery Militia. tie succeeded Ti;sfilth'tr, the fitit' Earl, in't77z: His Lordship; .has diet unmarried. , ; Flis only sister was'married tot i ord 6 . .,tvr. r 784, by whom she has issue' rinedaughter. -. .. 'The ROyal Academy yesterdely hcid An nual...l)4ll3er, in honour f I . l,l3eMAjtsry's Birth_ day, at Free 'Masons' T a ver n .. M 4; WEST, the Pres s ...dent or "the' iAcad,:llny; .course was' in the Most the . ilistinguished,tnenthers, and. a very numerous min of private friends, were' present., The .Stewardi, for the, day were;Messrs. 't ESIIAM they provided was creditable to thir.liberatity, for a higher treat'tlian the hospitality of tine table, as Messrs. HARR.tsoitr . ,' SALE; KNYV.t', BARTI.344AN, GORE, and 'other public- p, r _ forMers,:,gfatitied:the company with some ad rn rable,Gleesi and. of her exettions of , vocal. excel_ fence. • Thy' day passed off with such good hu.. :tour and conViviality, as detained the company till a: latehour.- The Stewards nominated for ,the nextnniversary are Messrs. Sit ER and Ft, tit it hasiteen reported, but erroneously, that the Royal Atadetny, have it in contemplation to creel a new building, for the :purpose ..of . holding their Meetings, and , forniing. a National Gallery.— here 'is, indeed, 'some idea of having art at cif. tional room, c0mic:4 . 4...d with the present. building, irtorder to place their - models to more advantage, and to obviate the necessity" of removing them for the convenience 'of the Exhibititin--ut at present the:ground necessary 'for that purpose is not vacant This idea,however, inight have occasioned the report alluded, to. The English Governmem have apPointed A. SHARI' 4, Commissary General in Russia, with powerto appoint Deputies in the different pro.. virces, to see that every cafe and attention is paid to 9tir,brave Sailors 'during their detention. M. nP CAN') s 1 (.I.!arge d' Affaires from4tis Catholic Majesty to the Cisalpine Republic i has officially irttornte t t h e G over nment, of orde4), having been given by the English Admiral to~ visit .Portuguese ship, in future, on account of some Spanish ships having sailed with Portuguese cons oy, coming from Brazil, and having got into Lisbon with that convoy. A'lqew;;York paper of the rgth Decembe r , Mentions tin arrival, at "Nlot- s folk; •or, Messrs. ELIWOLI f and D'AV /11, the latter ona , of the Nt!!goti;:toes France. *The former of these gentlemen is the son of" the. Envoy of that • A. few Cargoes .of Foreign Wheat, that have been • been four m sae time Nst on eelharrage:,- - were b;roßgiit .• to market yinletd ay , but the liticts of, Grain rather advancc.d th:ln declined. • ' Mr. Roc,;., tl,e Sccrctary - oi tfic Treasury, i s , come 10 .btit it, conscquence.of an Accident in ht:ini, tioti iy,-)t) by a lio:te, ticis corained to hotic by brneness.. -2 , lit.stt:r‘tiy; Irt Bittkingllizin4lotric, Mr. Et). Aiel) it t pl:-,c;,t to HER Ni A j opt: , of . bis n.l ?riots of the en4velit of'St. Clare. fir It f• Ivas gr“.. ciotisly pleascd to express nv4ch fOf dloimpeovemetit:Mr. Op ME llzis - .1n:!f:- in his ite . w ar,d 111%61 invprltion of TranspaNnt rfinff„, . . . IrSpain silo:1141 ,ucceed, as ,there ,appears every .. reat,op to titippose Elie toil, -in detachittg_Portugal frtn , e.ottr,illianco, we;siocgreiy hope that that. 'tors titay zpi'et Avith, 'what we slwiat tbiiiiiine a :lieltr be deptived a by.suer an. event, our titsert.t, - 7 - 'I he Rover, Scott, frr)rn 1.,i5b0n to London, is o.:pturetl.a.m.l carried into Spain. 1414 404 a1a511 . 144 1 4.14.,0 444 • . i. Tis# .Annie rsar was erday observed igiac s )len tr. • The 'Morning was usherettAti by ringing of bells, the Park and Tower guns were fired at noon, and the Union Flags were displayed from the Steeples of the different Ghurc'nes. The Branches of the ROYAL 'F,MI LY paid their congratulatory respedo to HIM MAJbTY at Buckingham House. At one o'clock the Qvtrx held a Court at St. James's Palace, when the Ode for the New Year was performed in the Anti-chamber adjoining the Drawing Room, and a Congratulatory Oration delivered. On this occasion a new crimson - .velvet Canopy and . throne 'Were put up in .the. Great Council Chamber; the-AR.ms of the UNION' h;:ing beauti fully ctribroidere3. and decorated with diamonds. The Court was brilliantly . attended : the Com , pany consisted of Their Royal . liikhnesSes . the PRINCE Of WALEs, the D.DIcES: Of YORK, CLA. RENCE, KENT, and. cc murttLAND, the PRIN. CESSESATI.CIi3TA, ELI ZAUr.TIi, MARY, SOPHIA,' and AMELIA :Her Royal Highness the Pi INC ESS Of•WA LT 8, the bußu.of Ci l Leittc,EsTift,.Pittt.tee Wit TAM and PR .0 }ss SOPHIA •Of GLOVICEs:6 .TERi. the .Prinee and 'Princess of ORANdE, the. Hereditary Prince of Oa ANG Rohe ARCHBISHOP. OfCANTERBURY, the Bishops OfLONDON, LITCH, FIELD, MEAT,H, NORWICH , KILDARE, RO. CHESTER, and CH E,STER, Rev. Drs. FINCH and VINCENT, the Foreign Etiv9ys,. the Ambassador from the DEY of ALGIERS, the Turkish Charae d'Affaires, the LORD CH ANCELLOR;IhC CtiAN. CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,, the SPEARRR 'of the House of COMMONS, the ATTORNEY and So. LIC ITOR GENERAL, the MASTER. Of the Rout.s,, the CHIEF JusTl cr. Of the Court of Cotnmon Pleas, the CHIEF BARON of the Court of Exche. quer, the LORD Miiyott and SUERIFFS of Lon-. don, Hii''Grace the DuWe, of PORTLAND, Earl . SPENCER, Lord GRENVILLE, Mr. Secretary DUNDAS, Mr. WI NDH AMi Aldermen - WATSON and CURTIS, and a numerous Company of No bility, of both Sexes, among whom were the fol. lowing D'ukes—Roxburgh,•Athol, 'Somerset, and IViontroSe. Duich . .rse.r--11elontrose,fDotset,,Somerset, Dowager Somer. set, Leeds and Hamilton. Illarquirier—Salisbury, 'lbornond, A.bercorni EXeti, and TownSliend. /1/arebionerrer—Salisbury,Thomond,Townsbend,Dowager Donegal, A bercorn, and Downshire. Luls--liarrinkton, U xbri4e, •". ?vlacittney, Moieton, • Talbot, Westmorland, Athlone, ' Portsmouth, Sear -1)01%11)01,, File, Camdt:h; and Carleton; Count De' Poinhcira. C-camtesres—Harrington, Talbot Dowager Talbot, Leicester, , Uxbridge, Spericer,.Nlacelesfield, Carnarvop, Aylesbitry, Dowager Portsmouth, cloronell, Mansfield, S theeiand, ~P ,De . ornbeira, Dowager Alansfield, Radnor, ,Esoet, and Falconberg. , • - ! Mcwints—S Oral, Wentworth, Sudley', Seises, ' , Hood, !IOW; ,Ealm m otjAh, and Kenore. l i i.h-luntet t o--Nentw o rti t , Sefton, -Kenmore, and Here- . ford, Count. Lally Tolenda.l. aaronisses-- 2 10lkken and Montesquipu. 11f ouutorris, aw,yd ir,,Auckland, Whitworth, Uridport, Heathfield, Wodebouse, F. Montagu, Cath- L.We t , Bentinok.,,nv: Thynne,: . l.:avingtion,'warren, B. Talbot, 11. Soineiset, Grenville, two Ashburnhams, C. 1011{11011C, Vanices, C. ,Cadogan, Parsoua, C. lasyse Pundas, Bridport . , Fawcett, Caltliorpe, Sal tourer l Carleton, H. Sullkvan, Boston, H. Sottlerlet; Cathcart,. TI. Parker, tollier, - C. Witham, ellanibvi, G. Yill,l:crs,,P4clF.S AlQ:b4urile; E. Cinlrte nay, and 13 dgonic. ' Madame D'Alrrieidit„l ,`. 8,) , .,•,-W.; Fawcett., Ii Munro, P. Park‘r %V. Hastings, Parsons, It Anricsiey, MolYoPta, C. Marga 4,ll . DtdrYmPicr V. Stirlen l.,Saarnarcz, V. Longhorn, Banker, S. CottetCll, f:'Hoi,t, W. IL. miltnn, V. Rush,' J. Puiteriey, •and .1. Nicol. •• ./limh.24- -Kingsruilt,,filigh,,,, and Gambier. , General Harcourt. •!k • Cedmris , --I)ealturat,Majenclic, and I. e. • , Governor ,Nugent. Comirtioi99er Hartwell. --A -gnew, Skettingt.oug storie, , ,Willis, Sheridan, Termer, Collrington, Sonth,Villiers, A:, Rose, King, 411014 coglcetell* c 4 rtikvp•Qretiyill4.sXuution, 'J ytrte IL Browne,.Pgilviei ,Brooke, ;,Strachey, Beatinck,,and. hletealfe. , - 1111.tiresrit-«-King, tong, Fremantle;' Iligby, Groivo nor, I'orchcster, Ramsdell ' • Pepper, Walpole, M'Kenzic, Malcolm, Browne, Htiskisson, troolts'y and Harcourt. Antscs—Paricer, Milker; Garth, Eriikiiie, Broiyn, dlettm and two I...dtins The Female Nobility introduqed to HER MA. JESTY were, the COUntes) 1 'Ol TAL BOT •by the Marchioness.rofsAltsiltar,;.Lady ANNA - MARIA: .:7'17i11 . 414101. E, by her -Mothe r , the Countess of :HARkfii (7,1 - ON ; the COW:lien I.3o 4 lAsmop-vi, accompanied by her Lord, on theirukarriage.- • • ! ' i Ile 'Dol. H ESS of 'YORK was m ptevented, • through indisposition from appearing-Iyoste,rday at. Court. The Lady of Sir rrypc P r AiKtR, and Mr. and Mrs, ,11rtoolcti' were at Court. for the' Arst time this season. , The Court ilid no close till near six o'clock, :when thelko'v At, FAMIIY returnedtto the apart tnents iii the Palace to dinner. 1~. w i DIZES.7:4S. HER' MAI ESTY„ • petticoat - of rich lace, dr.ipery of beautiful ;:wreatl , putplo silk `llawers,'fastened wlth rbivs itimottds, tassels, &c.: the matalia'Of ti.)y.4l vt.hct r trim, toed with point lice,i polio 6 , 6Orrpspoli with OR.. petticoat.. THE : TR; ESS OF WALES was dressed is 4 satm pFttleott,' spangled with sit ver, and eirr.aniented with"rich silver laurel wreaths . , triinrattl routhl the bottom with tly 4zme ; t royal Iturple'vlvet trim and clrar,LTy, MSo spangled with sil ver, and trir,irw.!ci as th? pettlccat. The pocket-holes te . tooned, the iiitt,Tllllicd with illver laurels. V R IN (.:ES'S AV(,,115t,..: A rich white. satin pettieov.t, olegiAtitly eroi)roidered with gclirlet and black velvet a lid gpttl, superbly orn.unented with gold taisels, fringe, lauctil cord, Occ. ; the train of ,viii. gold tissue, with fancy sleeves of vitt net, tassels, eze. PRl!kle.r.S.l ETAZATIETIL An elcgant smtnodereAl white win petticoat, richly orna - - rueutt,.. 4 with, 3Car)et black .VelYtt, silverfrin6C., + lautOl oord, &v. ; the ty , .iy and trJin a r sc4riet, W:ltie, s ilNer tisbue; tlit f lk. ve Nlttl tit iti vttitrig, ta53Cl5, 4144;r , , - • PRINCES :belay and Wilt silver ti sae, ri .lily ornap - ieiatd with lt/ et and point lace Lin the 4hluitlers ; veiu_pla of • white s:ltin, etribrolderer,l witli geripeVoi blue velvet In , Wore'very splendid : dre.ises, principally of their ow.n.ent* broidery. Their;dresses were after the same , fashion bur the embroidery of the one was gold, and the tther silver ; the bodies andArainsof gold tissue. • PRINCESS - SOPRIA OF CLOUCESTERr- Wore a white satin petticoat. richly embroidered in sil ver checks, with raised silver roses, bordered with beau tiful 'rose , velvet, embroidered bulrushes; white crape drapery, superbly spangled- itt shells; -looped Itititrich embroidered white satin straps of rose bulrushes, and. beautiful embroidered feathers, suspended with knots of spangled rose velvet, L an elegant spauFled satt t bord er with rose velfet, Wlitch fornied a brilliatit.appe,uarice; the sash was ornamented with a spangEd;kuor of rose velvet, and handsome silvertassels; theiiairrose tissue, striped with silver; rich embroidered sieevci, fade . with rose and Silver straps, to correspond with the petti:. coat. fier Highness's head-diess was, an elegant silver net, with feathers and diamonds. PRINCESS,OF'ORANGE. . White satin petticoat trimmed with Brussels point lace and royal purple velvet, ornamented with dtatnonds; mantua a purple velvet, ornamented with diamonds. Dutchess of Somea ssr —A rich white satin petticoat, elegantly.cmbroidered in royal purple and gold orna. mums, with gold tassel, fringe, &c: ; the body and train of royal•purple velvet, ornamented with. gold,, white satin sleeves embroidered to correspond. • Dtitc.hcss of MON TR 03 WWII crape. petticoat richly embroidered in silver; brown satin mantua elegantly embroidered. • Dutchess of Dox ear--White crape petticoat, richly em broidered in silver, drapery of violet velvet relieved with 'a rich 'embroidery of gold and silver crape, and hand some gold tassels; mantua of violet velvet ; c,p purple velvet and gold, with three handsome tigre feathers. Marchionets of Eis E TER—White satin petticoat, with a handsome brown velvet Vandyke border.. richly ernbroi . dered in silver, relieved with yellow crape, drapery to correspond; richly embroidered, terminating with a tea sel ; mantua of brownyelvet, elegantly embroidered. , Marchioness of SALISBURY—A geranium -coloured satin, covered with point lace, elegantly ornamented with gold. Marchioness Town 3IIBND '— White satin dress, very . richly embroidered with • gold, and trimmed with se-t -otter and gold tassel fringe. Marchioness ofAa xxcon n r—Violet crape petticoat, richly, embroidered in arabesque band; train purple velvet. The Marchioness of TH'OMOND (late the Countess of . lnchiquinj—Crape coat, richly embroidered over in large bunches of the Orange . .blossom, in silver, with silver leaves ; at the bottom of the coat, a large running wave of silver spots; between the waves large bunches of silver flowers ; over the whole of this dress w a s thrown a, drapery of- real point lace, lined with ama. tinth,eglour satin, the same as the train, trimmed with ; silver fringe; the bottom of the coat pointlace, and silver fringe. ' The Marchioness de Post Eire x'—A white satin pet:icoat, with a deep bender of gold foil and spangles, waved out of • each, then a rich stripe ; the tight side, a-most superb gold net, decorated between every diamond with a lar ge gold tassel, hindered in Vandyke, with dead g o ld ta!se i s Winging from each'point, drawn up with Most maeiee cent•gold tassels ; the left side, two points hanging edged in Vandyke, bordered with rich taste!:', the mantle of a brilliant coquelicot velvet, richly embroidered to corms. pottd, sleeves and bosom of rich gold drape ; the head. dress consisted of a most elegant otadem, decorated with a most brilliant set of diamonds, and a plume of ostrich feathers ; a brilliant cestus round the waist. The Dowager Countess of Ss TT orr—White satin petticoat, with white crape, ornamented ; with a chain of silver spangles, terminated with bows ox ribbon, embroidered with h.silver, and a broad silver fringe, white satin train elegantly trimmed; her head-dress white crape cap atm tiara,.with white Ostrich feathers. Countess of Uxamtnez-,An elegant white satin petti ` coat, with an elegant embroidery of gold, intermixed • with sable ornaments, cord * tassels, arc. ; the body and • train of green satin, with fancy sleeves a gold netting; cord and tassels. . Countess ATHLONE—A white crape - petticoat, embrol_ 'tiered with gold fringe, cord, tasseis t ; the body setiny, tritnsin...i with a.:d ornaments. • . Conntesi of CA nt on tr—A brown crape body-and tram e the.sleeves richly embroidered and, trimmed with gold,. point lace, Inc. ; petticoat of . brown erape,. e m b ro id ere d !de with gold in the mi of shells, with gold laurel draw n across the petticoat as drapery, which terminated on the left with a sash. • Countess ofHaßeiti etex---Whitesatin pettiCoat,emhroi. - tiered in silver spangled mosaiiiue, with 'silver border • and I'6llo, with a train of white satin and frintre. • Countess SPEN mt. —A white crape pettieciat, iepangled ,gold,,and richly embrOickted with gold and tbliage, variegated flowers ;, Oct, •Ladyollip's train of green and gold , ; • Countess of E s s lance coloured velvet ; the petti.: coat white satin, embroideind (*lilt gold. - • The Countess of CuEsT 0.F,1,LL D A white'crape 01- ! coat, richlremliroidcred g01d,.. pearl, and spangl ! I and white :slain . fiegs" in imitatlbyr or trefoil, over the right, corner of whieli!flnyved Xpia etnbreidered drapery ; in horizontal 'stries,' tvith a different- erti)r4iAregcrapt '1 drapery over the ' opposite corner, ioterripite'd'witli'peri pendicular stripes of gold foil rime aver! pearl in white Satin tite whole ri chlyr ornamented.with ital gold:Van: spangled, ;awls ansi 'rich hinge round ihk ..)#Storn. „ • • • Countess of MA r4s F tein . ..--Yellow body - ' and train, , ' med•with esablier • • tripe pettiereat; embroidered with gold spriga, and trimmed with gold fringes, hie'''. • ' Countess of P.o a 'F,3 I , 4QU crape pe.ttictiat, embroider t id in gold and stripes o f sat i n w i t h seetlef and; reen edge, gold cord scar ,et , velve t, fringed With *Ol4, and point lane cap, white .and gold, with a . bandelu:of sUaitioniii.aad • shamrock. , e , Countess of FIER E y09.11--A white crape petticoat, tie— .--antly ornamented with:. scarlet .and .g01d ..; a rich. chi. broidered drapery, tin - tuned with gold ; train, white, enibroidered and ,ornarnented with. gold ;, head-dress to correspond. Lady C . A.TncA or —A gaiter blue velvet Min; pqttiCOAt ed in chains of r6ld, intermix:xi h gold.onik garter - blue leaves, trill imed; and gold fringes, Lady, Po Aw A o—A Brown 1);,cly min, trimmed with gold;, crape petticoat, einbroideri4in .chains of „gold, : and brown twos, richly spotted with goldspats, and trimmed with fringes, &c. Lady RADSTOCK—Crape petticoat, embroklered with gold ‘ltaios'and white leaves, the - yround spangled with large spangles of gold ; the train to correspond,' • - , Lady CALT non Pu—Crapo coat, with a drapery [thrown across the coat) cnvercd over , w i t h f our large go - 14 rittAs - in ettisters ; in the centre of each a starlet spqt, - the coat covered over, with four large scarlet spots oi Cloth intermixed with gold spangles, raised Old spots, with pendants of white erwin, tipped with gold; the drapery and coat trimmed with'. ermin tipped with gold, gold fringe ; the efiiiit was beautiful, and quite new ; robe of blaci velvet, with th e U n i on s l eeve In mMed ,t,h same as the coat ; pocket-holes, puffings of ermins, - Cords, and tassels ; the Imperial.handkerchicf, to corres pond with the dress, wi t h a pro f us i on of diamonds. Lady NI A R.lr BENTI Nett—A white crape petticnat, de dlndy decorated with shells embroidered in silver, th e rapery consisting of eonvolvuluses and (oilstones, it semblioe gems, which had delightful Oita ;it svag piartieularly striking, not being similar to any worn at Court, and that which distinguished it most, were the borders being worked of lace and silver, and imitations of Laurel leaves; - her Ladyship's tr4lll Or purple velvet, with silver roses and manacles, and pointed kee; 'het headdress a cap of silver, bandeau and tiara. „ Lady CliA 11.7.0TTE PACET—r% w hite ' „ crape pettico a t, with an applique of white satin, ornamented. with dta, peries, intermixed with swansd own , r i c h tassels, &c, the b ody and train of white satin, with -swansdown trimming ; sleeveifaneled to correspond with thadcess. Lady CAlt t - NR WALD E frit AV 't white satin' hotlY and train; petticoat, appliqued in white leaves, tied in drapery and bunches of lillies.—This dies's was simple 'and.elegant. • Lady 'A NNW° NI ICW it. th go l d drapery in festoons, edged with wreaths of blue ernor l y' flowers; train ivirito satin, Pt :C 01 RN aomu, Pia A 1.... Ca 514 Vet *MU v ., Spangled crape coat, v,ith an elegant embroidered border of velvet, brown and black, and gold fringe; upper drapery, a gold tpang!ed embroidered net of dues and velvet stars, and a very rich gold Lord and tassels--3 very elegant costly d:ess Lady CAROLINE DAK*F--Body and train of Quaker coloured satin, richly trimmed with silver braids ; Pet- ticoat superbly. ca:breidered in Stripes of silver "and '42 uaker-coloured satin, beautifully intermixed, and Or. ---varrrierated.wittriliver4avveirand fv-ittss. Lady H. HAm :. - atiri,Eetti;c(l.at, with a,white crape dra Esryllirov!nover, ekiecZr\vith a rich Et4lsq'tse baider,rdthielde.red finished. withan eleg y" silver frinp, LailyiOrmi.Lorre Ber.r. sysr .—Lilac petticoat strip!' with' gold, 'with fancy drapery, edged with a Alosale border in black velvet; richly embroidered in gold a n d silver, ornamented with silver tassels and stars; train black velvet embroidered in gold and silver. Lady E. Tat.ao - r—Pettieoat of full yellow crape, with drapery of ditto ; sash, onatinented with yellow satia and roses; train,. yelloW satin, &c. ' Lady H. SOstea sir —A 'crape petticoat ; drapetY elegantly embroide re d w i t h s il ver ; a bl ac k velvet tram finished with ditto. • Lady Wwit rt IN—A rich green-satin -pettkoat, ornamented with alternate stripes of black and white embroideil• in toil stone and gold; the whole' trimmed with ;broad rich gold fringe; train, black velvet, richly ornamented with gold. Lady HtNRULTTA WAL Loi—Crape petticoat, frige d , with silver, and strewed with an aplique of shamlun leaves in tfelvet and silver spots ;drapery, draperY, fesO nn r. . with an , Union wreath of roses, thistles, and thamme9 silver rollio, loop e d u p w i t h rich s ilver tassels at* rope ; train,! puce velvet, fringed with silver; the sleeves striped riaily with silver net and spangle" head-dress, pearls and ostrich plume. Lady Lne As—Petticoat, white crape, fringed with silver' and ornamented with .a feitooned aplique of velvet i'°'" the right side, a double drapery, drawn up with iNtle wreaths, and silver cord and tassels ; the left, festoon> of silver tonic+ Listened with spangled tassels ; scarlet velvet, 'fringed with silver and fine blond suit cap,, white and .silver, white ostrich feathers, scarlet plume cis Coc. ' • Mn. WA Skitt tio.stt mos—The petticoat of white crape, striped with silver; thedrapery of silver tisane embroidered with coquelicot, drawn up with a bottte of tutivs embroidered in shyer anti stones ; the bottlers ofcocialicet made of foil arid fine lice in imitation 0i laurel, and with beautiful silver boullon, and silver tae sels complete the beauty of this dress ; train Offsal blue satin, embroidered in silver siripts, nznametir with the same border as the petticoat the sleeres2 .l de corated with roses of silv er an d p o i nt lace ; the dress, a cap, ornamented with a diamond tiara, i..lece-- filed with a panache of *four 'White ostrich feathers from the top *leach feather was. suspended a terse diamond, of the same shape AS thrystals which hang to . , luseree- • rt. Mrs. C way sata.-tila.c body and' train, trimmed r t .: Aar crape petticoa t , ottianvlnteti with - blurt! ; Low- , ribbon and fur, and drawn up in festoons with Wore cords anti tassels. Mrs. MAeKtaitta”diprown body and min, trimmed with fur; pitticolt t ornamented in stripes of leopard velvet and fur, arid trimmed with point lace. Mrs. Crtisela—White body a.r,l train ; crape petticoat • with Wreaths of &Avers' in festoons ...Ti ll dress W4* extreittly pretty: MIAs Vv s white , erape petticoat, embtol ;fetid %sit silver, rich silver tassels, fringt, Zee. the d ra pery inlet.. mixed with wreaths of P 4 . * and silver llovvrrs ribbit ire.. the body awl train of pt:* satin, with egnirsoi4OßP crape siccres . . The most prevaitipi he,34.dtc4es wore :lA' Court tvere, the Inver flandkrrchiefs, Ban., deaus of Diarnondi ; white ostrich teitheri wets universally worn. . The Dresses of the N', : )blernen , Were ehiefif embroidered f.uita and regirittiitals. a The Kt Nti:'‘Fny suptrhiy t httired, as were the i r ":Royal kl.tglirmssei the in regimentals 'ani , Lernbroidered.terats. The CHANCELLok of the EX.CIikQUER v/41 ' ' dressed in a•breifeneluit, embroidered with gold. t • The Right. Hon. the LORD MA OR WAS dress:, led in purple velvet. Lady MA,vaititss was absent, having hurt' her toot. Buttons with diamon - d.gilt studs, or studs e I t j pearl, welt: mostly worn. • -. • • • • • ,) ;.' 1 , ENTERTAINSIEt. The Atch4ltbop of Yo RI gave a grand, dinner to the Archbishop of CANT4IIIIURY, and the' ri Rev, the aishops, at hit house in South Alai" ley-stieet,;. , . Jill-Grace the Duke,of Polin AND to a large Party of Noblemen at Burlington house. The Right, Htm. ,the Earl of ettEsrEttr t T. 6or to the Noblemen and Gentlemen of His IVlajebto l Household, at his house in South Au'dley.street. The Right Hon. the Earl of HAttoot,zrr, tot! Noblemen, of Her M a j esty ' s Household, at )11) house in Cavendish.souare. The Right Hon. Lord GU LV, to the fol: lowing Noblemen and Forei g n Ministers:Lot d Writ Twoarit s Lord Roar,' 11.1' TZGritik")/ Prince' Ck.sitictc;st,A, Mr. AiteatNorL t (Turkish ChargiS des Affriire), the ivi ar qui .Chevalier Dz. ErczY, Brir °ls ' ErizzzistrAito, Mytays, Notxtit, D` , jAco' N AGE L A CaklniS WE.-DE jAatsztßo, P1u 144 ElAstANc, j .Cfieva)ier. D',ALmr.lOA, Cal. 13 00° mrsTERi Sirs W: - HAN!I L TON, S. COtrit Messrs: J.%ckso . s, FiSHER, HA.Mmoiktp, HAI O i l. Vt r .43,11c9..t, YI ERFLY rlti ELLtsitortitr: The Right Hon. the CHiatcrt.r.ott of tl e E*ctir.Qtritz, to the IoRD Eat!_ CAMD tl+l anti WitS/MORLARP'; Laird Ls-D4l Lord CArtLgittAciii Lord CAttisincrovp ! he MMMAvratt of the i Sce. In the e vening, Mr. PIT T went to the Ball at St. j:urics*s. The Members of tht Union Club, az Cumber' land house, Pall Mall. The Gentlemen ht Mar' belonging to the Kni shah Cori's) were also elegantly entertained by their tortunander, Sir jmints fi LA , t rn Btiag Lc,. g at the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand ; th e , Corps breakfasted ip the morning at the U' i° Coffee.house, in Parliament4treet. , THE BALL-ROOM. THIIR MiotsTt as ,enterect the Ball-Ro° fl3 pteeisely at nine o'Clock, accompanied by the four Elder PRI NCE64IS and their sev eral linen tints. The Ki t ts o first paid his Complim the Foreign Ministers and their Ladies, and aleil t , went round the room, conversing with eve r / I.ady within the circle allotted for dancing. The Bill-Room' was more fully attended tha t : has been usual of late years, though &h e Dant:e ents to