The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-06 00:00:00

COURT DRESSES.

HIS MAJESTY,
ks iN wend, on his own Birth-Irv, was very p7ain. He wore
the insignia of the ()niers of the Garter, RAI, and Thistle, u
id the Knight., who attended :heir respective Orders.
4 The Prime of WALES.
A full 4 ress Field Marshal's uniform.
Duke of PORTLAND.

A brown corded silk dress coat and breeches, with a white
bby waistcoat, all it elegantly embroidered in gold.
Duke of RUTLAND.
jn Ngiincntals of the Leicestershire Milit a.
Doke of LEEDS.
A megimentat suit of North-York Militia.
Doke of GORDON.

A eorbeatt cloth anj breeches, with a white waistcoat, all
richly embroid.:rvd in sharks
Dukc of LEINSTER.

A rich strip s.lk green and olive dress tot and breeches,
firsts white si k eitiSroi lered w aisteost ; he war-, the insignia of
his sevzsr.il ant..rs, with a rich vld. chain—this chain displayed
the Orders of St. Prrick, St. Gs urge, and the Tutule.
Mogul. of HUNTLEY.

As Major-G.meral dress
Marh6isof LOR NE.
A regimental suit , Argyleshire
Marquis of BAThI.
Ina suit of b-siitiful Merit silk of brown and purple, lined
with white silk, .toil very thick diamond buttons.
Earl of MOIRA.
A, Lieltiatlnt-Gmrse srniform.
Fail of MANSFIELD.
A regimental suit, Pertfishlrehl,i4ln.
Earl of NATI lURST.
A rich dark hr•rXn figured uncut selves dr,•s coat and
breeches, wits% steel b:ittoms, whm. embroidered waistcoat.
LA of W I SCII ELSEA

A rich garter blue figoreil ailk coat and breeches, with white
silk waistcoat; the whole inost magnificently embroidered in
silvir, and ornoinen ted with coloured foil.
Earl- of CHESTERFIELD,
In the new tin ii.um uf the St. Georges Regiment, or the
F.rit of V niunt-,e r s.
Viscount VILLIERS.

.A p needling velvet dress suit with brilliant stone buttons
Viscount LOFTUS.
A regimental suit, Wexford Militia.
9 ALTHORPE.
unit rin of the Northampton Yeomanry.
Vise t LOWTHER.
A regimental suit, Royal Cumberland Militia.
Lord AMIIi:RST.
A rich olive silk coat and breeches and tabby vest. The
suit roost elegantly einbinidered in shades of silk.
Lofd t )SSULSTON

Green silk suit, with rich none blithnpl.
Lora BOR 'NG DON.
Regimental suit, North Devon Militivi
Lord BERWICK•
Regimeutais of the Sedup Militia.
Lord BRADFORD.
Green si!k suit, all uelilv embroidered *diodes. .
Lord MONTAGUE.
Bs gitnental
Lsuit Dumfries regim-nt.
oot SrENCER CHICHESTER.
A riob..aucioth cut and breeches, and silk tabby midge
lieg.tatty emoruittered in sllades.
Lard MOUNT./t•
A rich plum eidour figured silk coat and treeches, embroi-
dered with silver and coloured foil, and white .ilk waist most
aorPrbly embroidered In silver, and ornamestsd fish coloured
*a, esti ea-Art..44a WMO4.

Right H.ei. Lord HAREM:WM,
Coat and breeches ..1 brown silk, embroider sl wlth w.eatlis
of lower, lined with wiiire ; waisteo.it emlw .idcred as co .t.
Right Hon. Mr CANNING.
Boiwn figured snit dress suit, with basilic linings and rich
stone buttons.
H•rn. H. LEGGE. •
Brown poplin suit, with white silk linings.
Hon. Col. PAGET.
Full dress, aid-du-etrrip's uniform.
H C. ASHLEY.
Corbeau ink with g. sett silk listings and steel buttons.
lion. WILLIAM WESTLEY POLE.
A suit of cen• handsome brown figarol silk, lintd with straw-
colour, and very rich diannin't buttons.
Hon. W. GORDON.

A rich figured silk dressed mat and breeches, lined with
white silk, white silk embroidered waistcoat, and diannoild
buttons.

Hon. W. LYTTLETON.

A rich plum colour figured silk coat and breeches and white
silk embroidered tabby waistcoat. with risk intim buttons.
Hon. Mr. ELIOTT.
A rich dark olive figured silk coat and waistcoat, with solid
silver buttons.

I{nn. HENRY PIERREPOINT.
In uniform Of the City Light Horse Vo!tioteeri.
Hon. Cot. 11. SIMPSUN.
A regimental suit, Derbyshire Militia.
Sir 11. V. TEMPEST.

A fine figured silicoatand b7escheg,;nd white silk tabby
waistcoat, elegantly enibmirlered in shade.i.
Sir GEORGE C A UISIF.LI).
A plum colour cloth coat, elegantly embroidered with white
and coloured bilk awl breeches, and white silk tabby wai►tcoat,
elegantly embroid.:reti in shades.

Sir C DOUGLAS.
Regimental suit, Dumfries regiment.
Sir JOI IN DAWKINS.

A fine corb.wa cloth coat and brecchts, with whits silk
waibtcout, richly cinbroid.led in 41h.dc.4.
Col. VEREKER.
A riimental mit, Limerick rtimptit.
CH ‘RLES GIRARDOT,
. .

A brown cloth coat and breecli,s, with a white tabby ve:t, all
ritry richly embroidered in silk shades.
JOHN OSBORNE, Esq.
A blown silk dress suit with buff lining, and smel buttons.
JAMES DUPRE,'Eq.
An olive loth coat and breeches, and white vtit, the
whale very beautif.llv embroidered in shads
ROBERT THORNTON, Esq.
A regimental suit, East India Volunteers.
THOMAS MYERS, Esq.
A eorbeau suit with steel buttons.
JAMES LAURELL, Esq.
. .

A rich plum colour figured silk cat and breeches, wlth
white silk tabby waistcoat most elegantly embroidered in
shades.

T. L. PARKER, Eqq.
A coat of brown cloth, neat embroidery, in shades of silk,
lined with white, and a white silk waisteuat embroidered, to
match the aut.

Sir J. SHAW, Bart.
A plain dark green cloth suit, with steel buttons, lined with
green silk. _ _

N MICK LET HVITA ITE, Esq.
A coat of tic back French cloth, lined iv ith fine black silk
serg • ; a waistcoat of ditto cloth, faced with silk; a pair of
brevehti of ditto cloth.

R. IIIRUDENELL, Esq.
C,wit wAistcoat of brown cloth, hued with silk, with steel
bucutta.

Mr. VINCENT.
Full druss, regimentals of the St. Genrge's Volunteers.

Mr. J. WILLLA.M.
A rich puce coloured cloth coat and breeches► with white
silk w.ustcom, embroidered in shades.

LADIES DRESSES.
TIER MAJESTY.

Petticoat of amber colour and silver tissue, with ornaments
of black lace, and chains of diamonds to loop the draperies;
each point terminated with a large diamond, in various forms;
diamond tassels and bows ; also a row of diamonds round the
bottom at the petticoat ; boil., and train of the sante, silver
tissue, with lace to correspond ; diamond stomacher and
bouquet.
PRINCESS OF WALES.

Was the most superbly dressed of any Lady at Court; the
petticoat and train of silver tissue, with drapery most taste-
fully embroidered all round with high polished steel wreathes
of flowers ; her Highnesses head-dress was a brilliant display of
diamonds and feathers.
Princess ELIZABETH.
A white crape petticoat, spangled with silver foil drapery
of silver tissue gauze, formed in divi4olis by broad Vandyke
silver foil, and brilliant rollio, drawn to a centre, and fastened
with large silver bunches of oak and ac.vrtvi, a broad foil bot-
tom, with rich silver cords and tassels, train m.hite and silver
tissue. Feather; and diamonds were tastefully disposed in the
head-dress.