The Sun. — London, England, 1806-06-05 00:00:00

w~. ~ 'PRINCESS MARY, _ . -A. dress of pink crape, 'magnificent! y - embroidered in silver Over pink satin; pointed draperies'pn the right side, elegantly embroidered in bouquets of carnations and tancy flowers,' bor. &red 'w ith the Tamerlane chain or silver beads and spangles; the left side, a large marking drapely, cnibroideted :Li festoons of 3ilver,eorit flowers in wreaths and bunches, tied up with brilliant bows of silver, ground-work large bunches of carna, tions, corn flowers. tee. ; bottom the same as her Royal High ness Princess' Elizabeth's. 'Train pink and silver tissue trimmed with point lace and silver fringe. PRINCLS'S SOPHIA. 'Aft apple-blossom-coloured satin petticoat, with two dra peries of oeautitul blaLk,lace, divided with a scarf of apple blossoin-coloured net, upon which was embroidered a wreath of uncommon links and leavcs, , all real embossed work ; the robe apple-blossom-coloured satin, elegantly oi 'lamented with save? leaves in wreaths. :The whole dress was uni versally admired. PRINCESS AMELIA. A Petticoat of blue satin, entirely covered with silver net, tucked up with embroideretiuuttertnes - the tassels, were like wise.de pappillon. The rube blue and ' silverdissue. , HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF YORK, A lilac satin petticoat, covered with brussels lace dra peries.- Two large wreaths ot embroidery rn the real silver oriental, laineeinlaid with Brussels late, and Ornamented with silver cords and tassels; train, lilac satinrichly spangled, and trimmed with silver : Head-ciresSi diamonds and feathers. Princess Bei It IA TINS c's Presentation Press—PettiZ;oat, white crape, with deep silver Etruscan borders ; draperies in crescents, richly worked in the real silver oriental lame, with a beautitul burner ot the same; train, white crape, spangled, and bottlers of rich silver embroidery. Head-dress, diamonds and feathers. Dueness of M RLROROUG n—A purple dress, very richly embroidered Wall 601(i. The Ductless of tent LAN° -A blue crape dress, over white satin., looped up Wail silver 'bead chains, and fastened with silver arrows, fle:Al dress featners and diamonds. , Duchess of N OKIIIUMB Lk NU--A white satin petticoat; Witit a superb (napery of yellow applique crape, with a rich Etruscan nurrier to correspirnd, ornamented with Grecian tassels. Mantua - of Yelloweerape, ,with a border to match. •Head dress, jelrow crape With a tiara or diamonds. Duchess of Doasti—VVliite crape petticoat,, decorated with jonquilie crape, richly embroidered with silver wheat.- ears ; an embroidered diapery tastefully drawn up with tas sels a-la-Egyptienne, and a rich tassel fringe embroidered with toil sruilea.' Train yellow watered sarsnet, trimmed With fringe : to correspond. Head-dress a .superb. diamond tiara, with jonquille and white leathers. . The Marehumess at STAFFORD—A v i o l e t crape and satin dress, embossed with violet toil, and looped up with flowers. Head-dress,- feathers and diamonds. Marchioness of Do wNsu las—A- white satin petticoat, with an elegant- applique of white velvet at the bottom, edged with a rich silver trimming, an echarpe of rich silver tissue ; Ede pocket-holes ranch ully arranged with silver tis sue .and white satin ; the body and traits of silver tissue, forming an ensemble of taste and elegance. Head-dress, a bandeau of silver tissue, with ostrich leathers, and a protu sion or diamonds. Mareitioness of SA et &B dB y was elegantly attired M a primrose petticoat, tastefully ornamented with very. rich silver gauze and wreaths of vine leaves, gracetully fastened up with silver loops; the train and body to correspond; the sleeves of point lace aunt silver. Her Ladyship's head-dress consisted.of primrose and white feathers, with A predusion of diamonds ; and her Ladyship looked in her in ual style of elegance. The Marchioness of HEADFORT—A petticoat and train of primrose sarseiiet, with rich lace; draperies divided with -wreaths Of primroses, which nail, by being disposed of whit taste, an elegant atai genteel erect; the dot torn of the petti coat trimmed with lace and valid} kes of primroses. Head eires'S, a turoai, ot primrose crape, with a diaplay of the finest , _diamonds anti leathers to correspond. 'I he Mar,hi.,fiess of TnomoND-- Her Ladyship, who has been always distinguished for elegance of taste at Court, was dressed this year in a white crape coat over a pale yellovt , sars- Met, ornamented with wreaths of the lilac in colothed foils, - with branches ot shaded green toil leaves, which had a happy and charming cited; the bottom the same as the coat, trim med wad silver fringe. Yellow sarsnet wills silver trimming. Pocket-holes'ornamenteci with great taste, with green add silver toils. Sleeves drawn up and fastened with brilliants of the greatest value. Head-dress composed of a ban deau of diamonds and white and green leathers. The dia monds wore try her, Ladyship were the most elegant and most valuable of any at Court. Her Ladyship looked in good health and spirits. Countess of CARDIGAN—Body and train white and silver India tissue ; petticoat the same , over white satin, and dra .pedes of rich a-la-grec border tied up tastefully with cord. and tassels. , . _ Countess .of AB ER DE E N crape, petticoat, with a rich drapery of white and gold ; a rich Etruscan border to cor. respond, tastefully dravvii up with gold ildwerse Train white crape embroidered with gold. Countess DEL AW A A crape Petticoat richly embroi dered with gold ornaments, with lame tassels. -Train white crape ; body richly embroidered hygold. Countess Sr. MARTIN DE L'RONT —A dress of pale blue crape, elegantly trimmed with white beads ; large draperies, ornasnented with festoons and bands of bdads,bows of ribbon, &c. and finished with bead cords and tassels. Train of blue sarsnet, trimmed to correspond with the dress. , Countess of S A L TOUN—A white crape petticoat,embossecl with violet and silver, ornamented whit silver rope and tas sels. A white satin train trimined with silver. Countess DE MI NGDON— A white crape petticoat, richly embroidered with 'silver spangles, and ornamented with silver rope ind tassels. Body and train of silver tissue. Countess CoNYNGII Arse —A dress of lavender crape and satin, orreemented With pearl beads. Coronet head-dress, of idlet feathers-and diamonds. • - Countess of 13AL CAR RA S —A white crape dress, richlir embroidered.with gold drops of white satin, trimmed with gold fringe, gold top and tassel!. • CountesS Tim's L E—A lavender-coloured dress -of crape . and satin, richly embroidered with silver. Thee drapery edged Nvith points of . embroidered silver, and looped up with ropes-- of silver. beads, faStened with silver arrows.- Head-dress, la vencier-colorired feathers and diamonds, The Countess of J sit se v—A very superb dress, formed en tirelyoleapple-blossoin -crape, enriched with a brilliant ap plique in bright and matted silver foil-beitis, in an antique .border, and rich medallions. The drapery fastened up and Supported with rich rolio rope and tassels of silver. •Train .also , appie-blossoin crape, ornamented with the same beads. :1 - 16d-dress, a brilliant diamond Coronet, and a beautiful -plume of apple-hlossoin feathers. Countess of ‘VES TMOR LA N D--A most elegant and novel eress. Drapery, petticoat, and train, formed of green crape, beautifully enriched wilt a curious applique in green toil beads. The drapery supported, with snake rope and tassels. Train enriched with the same applique in foil beads. Head-, dress, green plume and diamonds. Countess of 14EXRRO'—A topeze-coloured dress of net, over white satin, richly ornamented with silver heads, and looped uP.with silver beads and tassels. Head-dress feathers and diamonds. - The Countess Sr. Vz Net NT—Blue crape petticoat, richly ornamented with silver, with ri c h s il ver em b ro i d e red hot- ' tom, cords and tassels of silver. Head dres's, crape cap, °ma :heated with silver and beautiful wreaths of diamonds. The . Cduntess of KEN NI AR E wore are elek,ant 'dress of le mon-ctibured crape, fancif u ll y ornamented with bunches of fillies ; the train ti correspond. This dress, though simple, was one of the most elegant we witnessed, and quite suited to the taste usually displayed by her Ladyship. The head-dress consisted of yellow leathers, relieved by very rich diamonds ; and we never saw her Ladyship look better. countess MA ect Es FIELD—An elegant full yellow.crape petticoat, .superbly embroidered with oak leaves and acorns, with silver chains thrown across thedrapery ; the robe yel- I low and silver'. The Countess of CH ATHA M was most elegantly attired in a beautiful lilacpetticoar, richly spangled with silver ; rich embroidered drapery, -tastefully ornatnented with tassels, fringe, &c.; train lilac sarsnet, richly trimmed with silver. The Countess of PEMBROKE—A white dress, ornamented with green and gold. file Countess of CRAVEN—White crape petticoat; blue and silver tissue drapery, trimmed with silver. Countess of CARN A AVON—A lilac tissue dress, tied with diamond beads. • -- • Countess of DI ANS FIELD—A lace dress, lined with lilac, And ornamented with silver. Countess of CHARLEVILLE--A white dress, very richly Spangled with silver. The head-dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. Countess'of Citot.mo NnEiz Y —A white petticoat, with a stiperb silver border; draperies of Crape, sprigged with silver, and ornamented with very large wreaths of lilac ; train'lilac sarsnet, trimmed with silver. Head-dress diamonds and lea thers. Countess DE BR v Hz. --A green crape robe, with - a white trid gold petticoat. Dowager Countess of SZFTON- , •A whitecrape petticoat and draperies, inlaid with patent lace, white s.ttiu ornamented with white roses ; white crape train. `Viscountess Fr ze le:e —A silver richly embroidered pet ticoat, and otnainenred with yellow ; a yellow crape robe, elegantly trimmed with silk embroidery ; her Ledyship never looked more lovely. Viscountess' S I Ditto yr Lemori-coloured sarsenet Petti coat, elegant lace drapery, tastefully onetinented with beads ; lemon-coloured sarsenet robe, beautiftilly trimmed with lace' and beads: three Lediea Fie z ov - 7 W line satin 'petticoats, with crape draperies ornamented with lilae;blaLk and silver, drawn up with silver cords and flowers. ` Lady E or —A body and train of pomona greet' silver gauze, a white crape petticoat richly spangled, over which wes,a 'drapery of green silver gauze; drawdup in a most ele. gant estanner,e with superb silver chains. kvhich terminated with bunches of white lilacs, the beauty of which cannot possibly be surpassed. Lady AL ICI A Lama e a r—A yellow crape petticoat, taste fully ornamented with rich bands of embroidery, together with silvereord and tassels. Traiii yellow crave beautifully,.. trimmed with silver to correspond. . . Lady Sx oa a y-a-I3ronze crape petticoat, beautifully, em broidered with silver in waves, and ornamented 'with broad' silver fringe. Brown crape train trimmed with silver fringe. • Lady A it et e:e—White Crape petticoat, elegantly embroider ed with silver; and interlined with rich yellow. sarsnet ; a Yel low sarsnet train, the body arid sleeves tastefully embroidered with silver to correspond. Head-dress of diamonds. and ostrich feathers', • • Lady La v li4COON —White crape petticoat, richly spangled with silver, purple crape train ttirnmed with silver. Lady'DßA KlE—Yellow crape petticoat,. embroidered with silver; ,yellow crape train, richly trimmed with- ailvar and point lice - lady MANNERS—A superb dress of yellow and silver. The petticoat of yellow crape, embroidered in the most mag nificent style. The train also yellow crape,. elegantly em broidered with rich spangles, and trimmed with silver fringe. Head-dress, white feathers and a profusion of diamonds. Lady FRANCES SPENCER—A white crape petticoat, with a' rich silver applique, representi ng wr e at h s o f w h eat, with an elegant silver border ; pocket-loles ornamented, With white crape and silver. Body and train of lilac crape, trim med with silver. Head-dress of lilac crape baialeau; with white ostrich feathers and diamonds. Lady "C. WYNN, BE a ay si--A yellow crape petticoat, trimmed with yellow flowers, eleg ntly embroidered with point lace; sleeves and front fastened with diamonds. Lady Her a s . EY—A, crape petticoat, ornamented with beads and white flowers over blue satin. Blue satin train trimmed with point lace. Lady A. CUMBERLAND—An embroidered ciapa petticoat over blue satin. Blue train, trimmed with silver and lace. • Lady MARY TA y Lox dAughter of the Marchioness 'of 'Headfort, was dressed in a lilac crape petticoat, stripesdrawn in the turban style, divided with beads ; the eflitet quite new. Train to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and a su perb chain of diamonds. Lady GEORGI ANA CECIL—Her dress was particularly noticed for its simplicity and elegance. I t consisted of a pale pink gauze, tastefully ornamented w ith wreat h s of wild flowers ; the train to correspond; and richly trimmed with lace. Head-dress, white feathers and diamonds. Her Lady ship looked uncommonly well. Lady MART ANN Bitow a a—White crape, tastefully dra peried with lace, and f estoons o f bl own roses ; the train and bony to correspond. Her Ladyship's head-dress consisted of white and pink feathers, and a bandeau of roses. Lady Hosxv as—A petticoat of Whitescrape, richly orna. mented with silver ; the drapety formeda by ,a superb border of frosted silver, a l'Egyptienne, confined with ropes of silver beads fancifully intermixed; a train of rich silver tissue ; waist and sleeves of fine lace, and border to correspond.; 'an elegant head-dress of diamonds and feathers: LadY.lercti a -A most magnificent petticoat of white and silver, clasped up in the front with large silver clasps, in the centre of each was a beautifuleinerald ; ahe robe white satin and silver. Her Ladyship wore a profusion of diamonds. Lady FLUDYER —A white crape petticoat, with an ele gant silver border; draperies and borders to correspond. Train purple ,and silver, trimmed with rich lace.' Head dress,• Leathers and diamonds. Lady C. L. G °wait —A dress of shaded green crape, 'em. bossed in green foil. The drapery looped up with bunches of Rowers. Head-dlress, shaded green feathers. Lady Eac er---A white crape petticoat,' superbly em bossed with silver ; the drapery looped up with chains of silver beads, and fastened with. silver .arrows. Head-dress, feathers, and'diamonds. :Lady STANLEY,_A superb ethbroidery of silver spangles on white crape, over a dress of. white s a ti n . D raper y ed g ed ' with points off silver and looped up with chains of silver . beads and arrowa. Mead-dress, feathers and diamonds: Lady Kta Na rab-- - A. beautiful dress, richly embroidered in showers of silver spangles. The drapery in circles of superb embroidery, looped up with silver beads and arrows. Body and train to correspond.. .Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady C. ScorT--:-A dress of white crape and satin, richly embossed with silver. The drapery edged. with silver and pink rose buds, and fastened with bunches of pink and silver flowers. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. Lady SARAH SAVILLE—A dress of topaze.eoloured net, beautifully trimmed with chains of silver beads, looped up with silver arrows and tassels. Head-dress, white feathers.' Lady MILDMAY—A dressoflavender crape, trimmed .with silver beads; the drapery fastened with bunches. of shaded green; and silver hops. head-dregs, laVender feathers and diamonds. Lady Co Leta WOOD —A dress of 'navy blue crape over white satin, richly embroidered with gold spangles and loop.. .ett up with gold rope arid tassels, with gold anchors, ern broidered on the corners of the drapery, which had a beauti ful erica. .flead-dress, feathers and diamonds.- Lady aaatLLI A SPENCER --A straw-celOured dress, orna mented with stivcr. lady ARTHUR Waaaas Lay—A pink crape dress, very richly ornamented with silver and fine point lace: Lady Isa BELLA THY NNE—A white crape petticoat and draperies, lined with lemon-coloured sarsnet, and very richly embroidered in silver,, with beautiful cords and tassels; le mon -coloured train, trimmed with silver. Lady MARY and CA ROLIN E TH YNNE—Petticoats of grey satin, with draperies of grey crape, embroidered in bugles ; trains of white crape, : trim riled with white bugles: . Lady FR ANCES SMIERSET'S petticoat was of lilac crape,, bordered with !lilies of the valley; sashes and draperies trim med with deep Aalutner point, and finish e d w ith b unc h es of flowers to correifical. Train lilac crape, trimmed wi th sum mer point and . 111 lies, of the valley. Lady S ; co-r• T was presented to her Majesty by the Countess of Northesk, in an entire new style of dress, with a protuSion of diamonds, and plume of ostrich teathers. Lady ANNE BERESP OR D, sister to the Marquis or Water_ fOn)i was presented to her Majesty in a white dresa, taste fully ornamented with pearls and wreaths of beautiful droop. lng flowers. Lady War. RUSSELL--A very elegant dress, drapery and petticoat of primrose crape, with a most superb antique bor. der, in applique, of bright and matted silver demi_beads; train the same, crape ; ornamented with the same beads. Head-dress, a superb primrose plume of feathers and dia monds Lady NEWPORT--An elegant white crape petticoat, richly embroidered with gold ivy wreaths, and ornamenteu with rich blonde lace. Sarstiet robe, With a rich embroidered bora der, and gold net sleeves. Head-dress; diamonds and fea thers. Lady BosT o N —A dress of brown crape over a white sars net petticoat; draperies of patent lace, ornamented with turbans of brown crape, twisted With beads and bunches of the same, and finii , h.xl with bows Of brown - satin ribbon, beads, ecc: Train of brown crape, ornamented with beads. Lady I LCHEST ER-A yellow crape petticoat embroidered with silver ; whine lace draperies drawn up with rich silver tassels and silver rolio in festoons, &c. Train of yellow crape trimmed with silver. Four Lady PER cvs,—White satin -petticoats with -putker ings of purple crape; rich v i andykecinbroidery in silver, re lieved with lame tassels fr-la•-f.gyptietine. - Trains purple crape, richly wrnamented to correspond. Head dresses purple tiaras•embroidered, and elegant plumes to match. • Lady,C AT HER I N E Wisr-L-W nite satin and crape pett i coat, with a rich silver net drapery. a superb border a-la.grec,silver cord and tassels. Train white crepe. Body rich silver net. Lady H tnv A a -L-An elegant white crape petticoat, with, a white silver knotted fringe, rouleau and tassels. Train purple sarsnet. Lady XI ILa A N R.—White satin petticoat and p uc k er i ngs of Isvender-colouied crape; drapery ut the, saute, 'ornamented with tine and raised silver roses. Train lavender and silver sarsiiet, trimmed with blonde and silver roses to - correspond: Lady EMI LY • Ukk --tinite crape. trimming, °ma:. inented with yellow fancy flowers ; train white crape. - Lady SHEFFIELD —Body and [rein of white crape ; petti coat the saine ; draperies handsomely ornamented with white beads, and a rich net , •work , to'correspend.. Lady P irk eit —White crape petticoat, richly embroidered in silver and Chinese pearls ; drapery to match, ornamented. with beautiful pant lace; peach blossoms, silver cord and tassels. 'lrani pink and silver. '• • Lady CAR°I:INR WALDEGIt AVE.—White and silver crape, spotted very elegant. Head-dress, dianwnds and white lea thers. - . ... . . _ ..... * d. , ......, .:„ ~..... • . _ . . ' sr_ i .sbf the • Ladies were in g e n e ral of ' 1 01114 Lady , CA Cr lib:lp r. Lilac and silve r gauze coat ; with re , 1 Tlaedr: - ..s . be or the sain t , trirurned' with H . sifver. ead.dres s c, m. crape, with a slight in' t e rr i f i xture of lilac and Re.i.it. posed of a gteat profusion of diaitiontis and fathefs•tastefully , b l g o y S p Sa t I I :'l l I; : • ' o r: t s r e ic h h e fe t- t d ii r e 'Tes were. either G , recian 6 or : -• •, . _.. iirraliged. - ' - - ~ Lady: Co pm rcL -- Pea-green crape' - crta t, with dark-green IP - : , ~ .rs were genera )r. morn. ..t draperies spotted with silver, 'II - Mimed with 1,:.e black lace. , . .. klead -dress Co Cofßts pond ' 1 the whole,.- the Drawing,-roern wore a Much tn0r..... Lady C, T liC ART —Body and train of attire-blue crape, 1 • brilliant aSpe&than usual. 'The diarrionds. worn bi HER 'MAJESTY Oere worth 150,0001. The Ball at trimmed with A A'vreathing ofgreen Pprtiiga weed.; octticoat ' rile sArne over•white satin; draperies tied up vOir;11 tnitich.:s tp . . ,- correspond. - • II igiat was dispensed with; as has- been the praaice .Lady l j'E. LgN HA LL.. —Petticoat` of blue sx - snet ;on the fcr some years -past. tchesS Of YORK went In right side a taliing dr a p er y o f white ctap,,. richly t r i mm ed with Valenciennes Ik e an d pear ls ; ' on tire nett side a sash '..• _The Duke and Dii fastened- viit II cords and tassels of the - bame. .864 and train with two carriages 'tided- with attendants, at a quart.:r to correspond. . o'clock escorted by a party of L:44... • Guards. The -Band of the 'Coldstream Ite.; -- itive it Lady A N N Sr t w Att r —B o d y. and train of white crnre,s before font trimmed with l ace , ; pe tt i coat t h e saine ; draperies p.m received them i n the P a l ace, in their State live i,-..::, med with very fin e lace, and tied up- writ anti c: he s o f ! h e much admired' passion ;:lower ; at tne buttoin ,a wreath to • . playing Th e Duke of York's Mareli. • • correspond.; • Lord GRENVIL LE g ave a Grand Dinner in hon our ' Lady S. Douai, As and Lady C._ D oifc L As— Whi te crape,. , , trains trimmed with lace . ; petticoats o f t h e same ; on one o f the day. Earls FITZWILLIAM, BUCKINGI,IA?r side a Circassian sash ofcrape, trimmed with peails, and tied up with cords a n d t asse l s. . skilßE,,and CARLISLE; Lo r d s S tDAIOUTH anc] 'Pc. - NOUGIIMORE, wer e o b serve d to be among ihee cm. Lady Sm z rm. 7 --Boc:v and train of :White sarsnet, trirnrned with tine blonde, and ornamented with pearls and wreaths of pany present. _ • . * flowers; petticoat, '.white crape gr oun d e d w i t h pearls ; t h e draperies drawn up wi t h wreaths of lila.: roses, ending on The Speaker o f th e H ous e o f Commons went tOthe left side with rich p ear l roses a nd tassels. St..farues's in hi s - state carr i age, at halt past tr;er Lady EL IZABE rut . Matta AY—White •crape trimming, , o'clock, with all his a tt en d ants. tastefully oinaiuented w i t h libirrnams. Fox gave a Grand Din ner upon the'occos,,,i„ . Hon. Mrs. WEs r--White crape petticoat, embroidered in to a party of Ministerial. Friends, and other --•- silver willow intermixed with purple; at the bottom a pt. ti:.3 rich A-la-Grec b o rd er and chain. - ' of distinction. Hon. Mrs. F ANS was ,dressed in her u sua l sty l e o f ele gance; a lilac p ett i coat , covered with _Brussels lace, and Earl CARNARV ON have a Gr and Dinner, at his - looped up with beads an d bu nc h es o f grapes; body and mull house in Tenterd e n• street, to a nu m ber of the Gr... --.... * Officers of State, and G ent l emen of His MA J 4ST i '-:•; of lilac. Head.dre ss , di amon d s, and a plume of leathers. Honourable Mrs. Bar HELL--A pale pink s a rs net p ett i coat, with a deep Etruscan border i n s il ver an d Household: , stones; plain whit e . A resat many Ne w C arr i ages were launched.- in crape Draperies, with two very l a r ge wreat h s o f v i ne leaves g andgranes in silver and stones, with appliques of white sa- honour of the day. tin ; p3ik train, richly embroidered in silver. Head-diess; The Mail-Coaches -made_ their Usual . dismay` of diamonds and leathers. • , - y _fine Horses and Harness; and thel Two-Penn; ik,st. Hon. MIS. CA ULF lELD—A violet crape dress, fanciful] ornamented with bunches of white roses. Train of the same. Equestrians cut a very good .figure. . • , • At night all the Theatres, as . well as the Opera Hon. Mrs. T. DE Gx F. y—White satin petticoat ; . yellow crape draperies, decorated with beads, fringe and tassels.` ~.. • , s .„ .. . .. House, several Public Edifices, and the 11011,0, of Body and train yellow crape. Hon: Mrs. BURTON liaxtar—White crape coat, with the Royal• Household, were illuminated. The le 'v festoons of yellow p o i n t at t h e bottom, fastened up with bunches of dead silv er gra pe s and burnished silver leaves ; . tropolis, in many part s, t h ere f ore, appeared ‘'er, Splendid, notwithstandi ng th e a d verse state of the across the coat one o f tile most beautiful draperies of yell ow• sp crape,we ever remember 'to have seen, with runniog pattern '. weather: • of dead silver grapes and burnished silver leaves, •with stalks of steel, the etleet str iki ng l y beautiful, trimmed with yellow Amongst the Illumination s i n . h onour o f our Mdst ,...- . and silver bells ; tu r b an. poc k et- h o l es. Yello W- crape train, tiractous Sovereign's Birth-day, none weie .more; edged with ,yellow and silver point; the sleeves elegantly elegant or appropriate -than that at the Waretiouss,.. . for the Yellow Fe ver R eme d y, at Charing-crosS. On trimmed. Heact-dresS, yellow teathens whi t a profusion of • diamonds. the top of the front wai_placeda Super.b Star, under The I--ion'..MrS. G. V iz . IA r Rs —A pr i mrose sarsnet petti coat, with lace drapery,, tastetudy ornamented with musk which was a large Anchor, - and 'both splendidly flowers. • ' lighted up with varie f fated lamps. • 'Under- the Au . . The lion. Mrs. L..-D Aratli. —A green silver dress: ' chor a beautiful and w e ll- exec u te d T ransparency - Mrs. C ODRINGTON - AAV.IIIIC ctito.. petticoat, with a sil ver border; draperies richly embroidered us silver, and bar- was placed, representing Hope leaning on an Anchor, ders of bunches of flowers'sn the real silver oriental l am e or . - whiCli a cable is aff i xed , on eac h strand of which :lamented with silver cords and tassels' ; the whole, lined with -to are the letters - E. S. I. rEnglgnd,.: Scotland, Ireland) Demon-coloured saisnet, , had a beautiful and very (falcate ap pearance. Train, lemon-coloured sarsnet, urn - lined with This is called th e I mper i al Cable, which Hope holds silver., fleacl.dress, di am o n d s and feathers. Mrs. reloN [' . AGO ..11Uk•GO Y NE —A lilac patent lace body in 'her liana, and one end o f 'it surroun d s a rYletiz:l- . , in which is G. R. wi t h a C rown and . Raj Of and train, a pettic oat o r t i le same ; a drapery. trimmed with lion, rich white lace, elegantly drawn tip ';:. festoons with white Glory. Round the Medallion is this motto--« MRS cords and tassels, Which made a very handsome appearance. united, ever viaori ous ." Mrs: ti Ass: raL—A pink crape p ett i coat; d raper i es of the - same richly em in braidered patent pearl,.formi ng a most b eau- .I.X.PLANATION. :,-.--The Star is th e l ea di ng S tar to tiful scrole, the ground-work of the draperies embroidered in persons gding to an Infeaed Climate,- and points allt pearl to, correspond ' . sitith the rest ; the draperies were _ sus pended- with rich pearl tassel s ; t h e rope - was r i chly ernbrai- where an invaluabl e art i c l e may b e o b tained, to pre- tiered in pearls. . ..... _ . _ - vent Pestilential Disease. The Anchor indi cates Mrs. Dft A X —Body and train of purple crape; petticoat of. - that:the Yellow Fever Remedy is considered the Sea the sarrie; draperies trimmed' with .go,d fringe, ornamented' . man!s Sheet Anchor, on which our brave Country ' With Cordona tassels. . ' Mrs. B tuna frit —White crape body and train ; petticoat men may place the most firm reliance. of the same, 'studded with pearls ; 'diaperies trimmed with . very fine lace, gracefully drawn up with wnte.lis of libur narn Mrs. Cu AMPN E YS,-tody and:! . train primrose -coloured crape, trimmed with point lace.; petticoat of the ,same; at the bottom, border to correspond with the draperies, Which were appliqued in a. stile quite.nonvelle, with Carl:'-brown leaves of tulips falling; these were gracefuf!y, tied up with bunches of tulips, from•which were suspended ropes of peb ble beads. Mrs. Ht N EA G E--Train pf white,.trimmed with lace ; pet ticeiat the same,' richly strewed with bugled. draperres, .em thaidered in a willow pattern, and tier up with bunches of roses. Mrs. lOW FFit—Train of blush-coloured sarsnet, trim med with puin.t lace '; petticoat the same, over which was thrown a drapery of white cr a pe, t i e d up with pearls. • Mrs. SAti Body and - train jonquil-colored sarsnet, trimmed with Brussels, lace ; petticoat white erape; drape . ries gracefullY•festconect with wreaths of Bowers to corres :pOnd. - This dress was particularly admired forits taste and elegance: • • • Mrs..WAeroLs--A dress of yellow crape, richly appli-• ,qued with silver in stripes of chain a-la-yrec the cross-way ; a handsome border at bottom or the same,' and'inrished With a -turban of crape. Train of yellow sarsnet, trimmed with silver.. Mrs. GEORGE WARD—Lilac crape 'coat, richly spotted with silver ; down the from a very elegant runiung pattern . of lilac and silver applique; the bottom a illUbt beautiful border of lilac and silver shells; body and train to correspond. Head-dress lilac and whtte feathers, with it profusion of dia monds. Mrs. PA I.:TON—Yellow . crape coat, with a r i c h runn i ng pattern at the bottom of white and silver lace drapery, most elegantly embroidered in white an4 , silver,lo correspond with that of the coat ; vcilow train, trinumd with silver; pocket holes of the Tuscan order, with silver cord and tassels. Head dress yellow leathers, and a profusion of diamonds. Mrs. WINDHAM—W hire and st l ver dress. Mrs. STEAD (Lady Collingwood's sister)—A white crape and satin dress, ornamented with pearl beads: Drapery loop ed up with bunches of pink flowers. Hon; Miss FRANCES CA LT HORPE—White crape coat, with wreaths of the.lilly of the valley drawh up with great taste across the coat. Train the - same. . The Hon. Miss TOWNSEND wore a straw-coldured crape petticoat,. beautithlly trimmed with lace_ and bunches of hops.. Train of crape also straw-coloured: The' Honourable. Miss G A it r sn , -Petticoat of white crape, the drapery festooned up with - bunches of peach-blossom flowers.; the train and body of peach-blossom sarsnet. Head dress of' pearls and ostrich feathers. •_ The Honourable Miss ADD N G.T 0 N was dressed in a white crape petticoat; spotted crape drapery, tastefully ornamented with lace and green .flowers ; green sarsnet train, trimmed with lace, and fastened with the m ost plea Sing fincifUl taste, so as' to form a drapery on the left side of the petticoat.. • Hon. Miss -BR ADWELL.--A petticoat of white crape, with ~ draperies. and ,sashes, tastefully ornamented with superb ' wreaths of passion flowers in gold-and purple foil, with green tie:Ayes. Miss M. BUR GOYNE—A body • and train 'of white crape, trimmed with wreaths of small yellow roses ; a pettiCoat of • the same, decorated with large yellow roses; and a drapery most tastefully drawn up. Miss COL,L lER —A white crape dress, 'ornamented with 'roses. , 'ROYAL ACADEMY.-r-The 'Anniversary Dinner in honour of His " AIA:TESTI Birth-Day took place :yesterday at Freentasonsi-Hall. Mr. WYATT took the Chair as President.--r-There was a numerous as semblage of Artists and their friends, 'but not so many'of the Academic Body as might be expeaed, Considering the occasion. The Meeting, however, was very festive. Several Gentlemen gratified the rcOmpany with their vocal powers, Particularly Mr. TURNERELLI, whose talents in Sculpture are weil known.—The Papdeans, at intervals, exhilirated the Meeting; and the t day.passed in the utnaoh good humour and conviviality. 2. FROM A NEW YORK PAPER, MAY 4. " Arrived yesterday the Pilot boat Patriot, Capt. INGRAHAM, who .was dispatched on Saturday in 'Pursuit of ,the Vessels which had been captured within our jurisdi&ion and' sent to Halifax. Ca!:t. INGRAHAM proceeded 260 miles beyond St. George'3 Bank, and returned without discovering either of the Vessels. " The British Frigates, Leander and Cambrian, had signals up for. Pilots on Wednesday in the fore part of the day, but as none would go on board, their came to anchor, in the afternoon; at a short distance from the Hook. " A Murderer was some time since surrendered to the British Government for a crime committed, not on their territory, but at sea. Let the Captain, of the Leander be now delivered up to our Govern ment for having stained our own shores with the blood of an American Citizen." DREADFUL FlRE.—This. morning about a quar+ ter before three o'clock a fire , broke out in the Kev Tavern, Chandos-street, Covent-garden, the'whole of the interior of which was destroyed, and the opposite house considerably damaged. The fire, a s we are informed, commenced in the room of an elderly Gentleman (a Colonel T---), who went' there , last night with a: companion ; he was very much intoxicated, and it Is'supposed that he acci dentally set fire to the curtains'ofhis bed. The per, son who went with him had quitted th e house' some time 'before. It is with the utniost concern we state, that this unfortunate 'Gentleman (who,' we under stand, has left a widow and four children) lost hist life on the melancholy occasion : his body was'found thiS morning, dreadfully disfigured, and was removed in a shell. The fire was so rapid in its progresS, that the Other visitors, who'were very numerous, with the utmost difficulty, escaped With their lives. They had not time to dress themselves, but were obliged ti) rush into the street, wrapped up in sheets and blankets, and some were without these covering.. A *number of the Royal Westminster and Prince of .Wales's Volunteers repaired to the spot as soon as the alarm was given, and were of the utmost service in keeping off the mob,' and assisting the exertions of the Vire men. Miss Got. nsWOR Tay — Lavender-blue crape petticoat and draperies, etimined witlt black lace. Head-dress . to correspond, lVltss L' rut IA Smi r n—Budy and train bule-coloured sara net, trimmed yith blonde and a wreath of smal( roses ; Petti. coat white crape; a GreCian drapery, rlegantiy, drawn up and interspersed with bunches of blush ruses. • . Miss DA WSON—A white cfape drapery, fastened up• with branches of apple.lblossoms ; train and petticoat also of white • crape, trimmed with zigzag ribbon. Head..cfress, plume of feathers and diamonds. bliss oo r a, niece to her Royal Highness the Duchess of 'Gloucester, appeared in that at) le of taste and elegance by which she is al was distiopithed, in a dress of white crape, tastefully ornamented with • Woad whit e lace; rich 'spotted drapery, beautifully trimmed with lace; and elegantly fas !encd with straw.i.oloured flowers ;•the train white sarsnet, trinipied- with lace, and fastened in a new and elegant Man, ner, so as to form a drapery.i.4l the left side of file petticoat. On Monday last, at his house, at Plymouth- Dock, the Lady of 4ear-Admiral JOHN SUTTON, Esq. was delivered of a Daughter. Nearly One Hundred Thousand Pounds in Prizes, and only Four Days to . Eiraw!!'!-Now is the time to adventure, a few days must determine the whole. The - purchase of a single Ticket may pre sent you with-Twenty Thousand Pounds, beii.es the chance of the inferior Prize of 50001. &c. The net Day of Drawing will be Saturday Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are on Sale at SWIFT and .Co's. Old Office, in the Poultry. • GENTLEME,\S' DRESSES. • TUFF. KING Was dressed in the uniform of Field:Marshal. His Royai Highness the•l'atricsvf W A Lis, the Doica of • VOILK, and all the Royal Brothers were dressed in either Naval or Military unitOrins:. The Dresses of the Gentlemen at Court might be said td consist chletly of three colours ut these the Nairal and Mi., linty Unitorms were, as usual in war time, most predonti.. pant: The third description or men's drtissFs was the new Windsor, or Installatton Uniform. I