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London, England, 1825-06-10 00:00:00

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THE ZING'S DRAWING-ROOM.
Yesterday his Majesty held a Drawing-Room at .bls Pa-
lace in St. James's, in celebration of Ms MaksSOMA-
day. The holding a Drawing-Room so late is the moon
keeps the
Nobility and Gentry in the metropolis much
later titan they' would probably otherwise remain.
The King's Guard mounted duty with their state co-
lours, and the band wore their state uniforms.
The Marshalmen appeared in new uaißoms, itl has
of the day, as did the cader-Porters.
Sir Richard Birnie, the Chief Magistrate of the Police,
with the principal
polionoffieers, were in attendance.
The Yeomen Guard, of whom there were a very se-
merous assemblage, appeared in new uniforms, &c. •
Mr. Mash, of the Lord Chamberlain's 011 as, abut
half-past twelve o'clock attended 'to make
the state moms, and give direction, for the
Drawing-Room, to the Officers of the King's Conti*:
The Yeomen Guard lined the guard-mum, and waif
stationed at various aveques lading to the Rawness..
The Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pessionors -ap-
peared in their coronation uniforms. These Gestiessen
formed an avenue to the King's Drawing-romp, &e.
The State Rooms have undergone sornealteratiotatkinca
last year, and several additional pictures have been placed
in the Ball-room.
Just before the Drawing-room commenced, Prince
George, the son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge,
was brought into the Palace by one of the gentle Men id at-
tendance on the Royal Duke, and conducted through the
state rooms ; he appeared highly delighted with the magni-
ficence of the spacious rooms, and splendor of the decors-
dons, together with the brilliancy of the dresses of the com-
pany ' assembled, the effect of which was considerably
heightened by its being observed es a cellar day—tbe
Knights of' the ditferentorders wearing their splendid col-
lars. Since last par, sesta in abundance have been placed
in the gantry and avenues, for the accommodation of the
company while waiting for their carriages.
The Duke of York, Prince Leopold and the .
Kent, came in state. The Duke of York was-attended
Colonel Cooke, and another gentleman. Prince
was attended by Sir Robert °airliner and Sir He
ton. The Duchess of Kent vets attended by Capt. 1
General Whherell, and the Baroness de Spiedth. On
rival of their Royal Highnesses they were received
court-yard by the band playing " God save the
The Princess Feodor accompanied her Royal'
Duchess of Kent. •
The Kin" went to the Palace on Wednesday
where his ."Sf ajesty slept in his private apartments, ce
with the state rooms, to be in readiness to hold r'
ing-room.
About half-past one o'clock, the Archbishop
bury, the Archbishop-of York, and a number
were admitted into the presence of the King,
Archbishop of Canterbury read a congratulatory
his Majesty, which was mostgraciously received.
His Majesty,
received his Royal Relatives in s.
previous to the ciunniencement of the Drawing-roots.
sides those of. the Royal Family above-named, we
Duke and Ducisess• of Cambridge, the Princess
the Duke of Brunswick, end Prince William c.
wick, the Fgrein Ambassadors and Mir/liners,
binet Ministers, the Great Officers of State, and r"
have the privilege of the entre.
At this time the Marchioness of Palmells, the
the Portuguese Ambassador, was presented to his
by Mrs. Canning, the Lady of Mr. Secretary Canning.
Madame Feick, the Lady of the Ambassador '—
Netherlands, was also presented by Mrs. Canning.
Major-GeneralWoodford, the Field Officer in W
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nude a Report to his Majesty of the effective state
.three Regiments of Foot Guards.
After holding the privileged and select Drawin,
Ids Majesty entered the public Drawing-room, attended t
his Great Officers' of State and other attendants. Lori
Graves was the Lord, and the Hon. Henry King the
Groom in waiting. His Majesty took his station in the
centre of the magnificent new throne. 'file station
which the King took lest year was found very incon-
veuient; it was in the recess of the third window from the
throne, where his Majesty was subject to the heat of the
sun, as well u the premiere of the company.
The numerous and distinguished assemblage yesterday
entered by the left door, and proceeded Ey the left side of
the room near thewwidows, and passed the Ring 'with-
much more convenience to themselves, as well as to his
Majesty. The different branches of the Royal Family.
took their stations near the King according their rank.
Lord Graves then proceeded to announce to his Majesty'
the numerous presentations, and those who attended tol
pay their duty to their Sovereign, which were calculated i
to amount to upwards of 1,400. Among the distinguished
persona present were the following
The Prussian, Swedish. the Portuguese, Neapolitan, the Wir.".l
temberg, the Russian, Spaniah, Danish, Saxon, foreign embse..j
sadors and ministers. the Secretary to the Austrian embassy,and do.]
French Charge d'Affaires; also the Sardinian Minister, the Bawsq
Han Minister, and the Hanoverian Minister, the Lord Presides.,
of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the Fire Lord of tde Truth,
ury, the Master.oeneral of the Ordnance, the Sesrearies of Sties
-for the Home, Foreign, and Colonial departments, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, the First bred of the Admiralty, the Presideut
of the Board of Trade, the Presidept of 'the Board of Control, the
Judge Advocate, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord 'Steward, the
ice Chamberlain, the Great Chamberlain, the Archbishop at
Armagh, Lord Primate of Ireland, the King's Advocate, the At-.
meaty and Solicitor General, the Groom or the Stole, the Cornmeal.
ler of the Household, the Deputy Comptroller of the Househoit,
the Captain of the Yeoman Guard, Mr. Justice Gaselee, the Prod.:
den of tne Limner" Society ; Mr. Colquhoun, the Consul-General
for the Hans Towns; Mr. John Hall, Censol-Gencral for Hano-
ver; Mr. Ferrier, his 310e:sty's Consul for Rotterdam, the Lord
Mayor of London, the sheriffs of London and 3liddlesex. ell
Lady 31 hyaenas, Mrs. Sheriff Key, Mrs. Sheriff Brown, Alr. Under
Sheriff Martin. Mr. Under Sheriff Tilton, Mr. Harvey, High
Sheriff of Nortolit ;•51r. Daniel Tyasen, High Sheriff of [teat;
31r. Under Sheriff White. for Cambridgshire. Messrs. Francis Lee,
a Baron of Sicily, and his son, Edward Hughes lee, Esq.
Ditker.—Brunswick, Beaufort, Leinster, Argyll, Rutland,
Montrose, Wedisgton, Montrose, St. Alban's.
Duchesses—Argyll, Beaufort, Rutland, Leinster, Montrose,
Dowager Rutland. Bedford.
Nurgesses.—Thomond, Downshire, Aylesbury, Winchester,
Conyngham, Graham, Lacsdown, Cholmondeley, Hertford,
Hastinge.
Merrhimersser.—Lanrdown, Thomnnd, Worcester, Aylesbury,
Downsbire, Hastings, Waterford, M'inchester, Stafford, West-
meath, Cornwallis, Dowager Salisbury, C'onyngham, Palmas.
Earls.—Roseberry, Belfast, Beauchamp, Oturrleinont, Caledon,
Scarborough. Macclesfield, Ilarroviby. Cathcart, Westmorland,
Liverpool, Harrington, 'Dartmouth, Suffield, Clarendon, Stamford,
Warwick, De la Wrrre, Bristol, Sefton, Suffolk, Lauderdale,
Uxbridge, Morley.
Covostesers.—Coventry, Roseberry, Charlemont, Leitrim. Ald-
borough, ('tare, Caledon, Beauchamp. Uxbridge, Dowager Castle-
Stuart, Guilford, Belmore, Abingdon. Stradbroke, A. 31orell de
Champement, Suffolk, Bathurst, Chichester, Clarendon, West-
imirland, Scarborough, St. Antonio, Cathcart, Lonsdale, Jersey,
Harrowby, Limetick, Dartmouth, Scarbsrough, Munster, Har-
rowby, I.ievcn. Cowper. Warwick, Palmella, Belmont.
Viscounts.—Clive, Corry, Belgrave, Maynard, Chetwynd,
Strangford, Melville, Sidmouth, Lake, Palmerston, Morpeth.
riseouatesees.—Gage, Eason(); Chetwynd, Ahdover. Maynard,
Barrington. Barnard, Strangford, Melville, Sidmouth, Duncantion.
Lords—Henniker, Teyoham. Napier, Dorchester, Hay. Bindle-
ahem, Calthorpe, Rolle, A. Hill, Tullarnore, Sherborne, G. So-
merset, Macdonald, Rodney, Redesdale, Graves, St. Helens, O.
-Beresford, 31aryborough, Sydney, Arden, Granville Somerset,
Kensington, Kenyon, Lilboist.
Ludles—Augusta Cotton, S.Gresley. Hawkins Whitshed, Black-
wood, Kenison, 'Rowley, Lynn, N. Caulfield, S. Murray, Ogle,
Henniker, Hervey, Clements, Stuart, Tevnham, Mark Kerr. Cal-
thorpe, Burke, Beatielerk, M. Pelham, A. Rose Pelham, Wrottes-
ley, S. Robinson. Montagu, Torrents, N.E. Cathcart, L. Cathcart,
A. Cathcart. Taylor, L. flintlock, G. Cavendish, C. Bentinck. C.
Paulet, J. Howled, C. Stuart, Gwydyr, C. Graham, E. Graham,
A. Poulett, J. Thynne, E. Pontionbv, F. Hastings, A. Vernon,
Lowe, 0. Paget. A. Paget, A. Peel, Ellenborough, Dowager El-
lenborough, Rodney, L. Lambton, Tullamore. L. Posey, Rad.
stock, Ravenswiwth. Dynevor, E. Fielding, Stronge, L. Merrick.
I. Cornwallis, E. Cornwallis. J. Mann, Burgh, Palk, Warburton,
M.Wynyard,Cleik, Lacon, Dowager Ssltoun, J. Grey, S. Somerset,
J. Iloustown. Knightley, P. L. Clive. Ormsby, L. Call, L. Kil-
derbee, J. Hay, Elizabeth Howard, Strachan, Rendleshans, G.
Somerset, Croft, Ongley, S. O'Bryan, C. Powlett, Raffles, Stone,
Blunt, A. Vane, Kerwin, Shelley, E. Manner*, Acton, Rolle,
E. Belgrave. Quentin, Townsend Farquhar. G. Stuart. East,
Silicon. Ogilby. 0. Morpeth. M. Keating, B. Martin. Rycroft,
Hyde Parker, Kensington. Anatruther, Airey, Shifter, Sher.
borne, Owen, Winnington, R. Boughton, C. Dunoombe, Blacken.
M. 01.1rvan, Borough, If. A. B. Bruce, Grantham, Dowager
Knatchbull, Poneonby. M. Berkeley. Marybomugh, two Hyde's,
A. Vernon, Peel, A'BeAtett, J. Euston, A. Vane, Castlestuart,
Calthorpe, Wellington, S. Bousford.
Baron—De Robeck. •
Burenesses—De Robeck. De Spaelith.
Right Doutturabies—C. Grant, Sir G. F. Hill, Lady Henniker.
Lady Teyohans, Sir Gore Ouseley, Lady Rodney, V. Fitagerski,
G. Canning.. R. Peel, C. W. Wynn, it . Hussiison, H. Robin-
son, Beckett, Fremantle.

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Story, Scott, H. Fardell Idtleman, Dahkim, Stowe, Annealey,
Brown, ()may Cave, Ha, M. !Balsa, Ilbignay, Lane Fos,
Hervey, Seryofen Jerrie, Spenser Percival, Cooper, °wealthy
Berkeley, D. T. Drati,Tootes, Patterson, Angerstein, Coign.
houn, H. NMI* dototd....Beanmont, llsoiee, Seem, Jams*
Browne, H. Dymoke, );;-. Dawkins. Bolling Fleming, J. Gage,
Dawson, G. Fuller, Mllleffinley, Hooke, flomly, Name, Far.
quharson, Langford -Brooks, SiTadham Wyndham, Garth, Geo.
Buller, Thome, Courtenay, Lloyd, Daly, S. Skinner, Winston
Barrow, G. Lenigan Lockhart, 'Pemberton. Walter Jones, Ha.
mitten. G. purdett: G. E. Jolliffe, W. Joiliffe, Devon, Antro.
bus, Legh, G. Seymour, Howell, Gen. Maitland, Q. Nightin.
gale. B. Hu hes, RISC. Pelham, 0. W. Coventry. W. Wynn,
Lowth,•fl. our; Arlautbnot, Dent, Payne, 1110 b, Hamilton,
Allen, F Hanby, Moss, Mitchell, Fitzroy.
Miesea-4' CoUrtmey, Curtis, Davison, D. Davison,_
two Farnham', B. Ogle, two N hitsheds, Dalton, E. Owen, R.
.Membytlllnsters, Rycroft, J. Dawkins, (gosling, Onslow, Battu.
nwat,ll. Fletcher, L. Duncombe, Broke, Wrottealey, Hobart,
three St s, Doyle, Byrne, Lloyd, C. Lloyd, M. Beaumont, J.
Harms Tynte, Keen, S. Annaley, L. Tyrwhitt, Drake, Scott,
S..Grotter, Corry, Asgerstein, Kynassoo, Calthorpe, C. Puny,
J. Shifter, Home, Farquharson. Baillie, G Kerr, F. Farquhar.
son, ishlffner, Lau*, Spate, Campbell, Anstruther, M. Hag.
genton, C. Pilule, G. Byrne, Blackest, A. M. Clinton, A. Scud,
E. Stuart, De Blentmegeuey, Donovan, Ponsonby, Prittle, C.
Jones, Jones, MartlVE,. Trite, E. Bneyd, Hervey, Sneyd,
Wykeham, Airey, Banyan, Mooney, J. Anstrutber, Borough.,
F. Airey, L. Reeks, Charlton, M. Macgregor, C. Kostchbullo
F. Halsey, L. Kyastliek L. filtrated, A. Onalw, M. Clintwa..
Knatchbull, Chetwyed, F. Larcelles, Duncan, Mane, Fielding,
A. Courtenay, Shirley, J. Shirley, Annesley, Dawkins, A. Las.
cues, &c. &c.
The following went among the numerous presentations
IR His Majelity :
Lady Teynhain by (he Ceuntwis of Abingdon.
The Lady Marten by Mrs, Alderman Magna'.
Miss Rosser Corson by the Countess of Abingdon.
Mrs. Sheriff Browne by the Lady Mayoress.
' MM. Newman by the Viscounieratlx.
Lady Ogle billCsootess of Ab' on.
Miss Peicy Curgon by the Countess of Abington.
Mrs. Sheriff ey by the Lady Mayoress.
Bliss Sophia Ogle by the Countess of Abington.
The Princess Elizabeth Bariatinsky by Lady John Thynne.
The Honourable Elizabeth Henniker, by her mother Lady
Henniker.
Miss Legh by her mother, Mrs. Legh.
Lady Lucy Baninek, by Lady George Cavendish.
Mrs. James B• 011120, on her marriage, by Lady Hawkins
Whitshed.
Miss Trafford by lady Rowley.
The Hooourable Louisa Beeville Macdonald by Lady Frederic
Beauclere.
The Hon. Emily Henniker by her mother, Lady Henniker.
Lady Charlotte Bentinck by Lady George Cavendish.
The Hononrable Elizabeth Liddell by Lady Ravensworth.
bliss Slagnay by her mother Mrs. Alderman Illagnay.
Alias Kynaston and Miss Letitia Kynaston by Lady Lu:y Clive.
Viscountesa Maynard by Lady Kerrison.
Sirs. Chaloner Blase, on her return irons the Continent, by the
Countess of Beauchamp.
Miss Dutton by Lady Sherbome.
lilies Ilbsekett by Lady Illicket.
Mrs. Hughes by her mother, Mrs. Hughes.
The Hon. Mrs, Prittle by Lady Ponsonby.
Lady Julia Howard by the Countess Bathurst.
Lady Taylor by Lady Sarah Robinson.
Lady Martha Keatinge, Miss Keatinge, and Mill Caroline
Keatinge by the Dowager Duchas of Rutland.
alias Pottle by Lady Ponsonby.
Miss C,hetwynd by her mother, Lady Cheteryhd.
Miss Ponsonhv by her mother, Lady Ponsonby. •
Miss Fanny Halsey by her mother, Mrs. Moore Halsey.
The Hon. Lady Harvey on her return from Canada by the Hon.
Lady Burrough.
Stilts Helena Fletcher by her mother.
The Hun. Frances Barrington.
The Hon. MTS. Farmer on lter marriage by her mother, the Hon.
Lady Borroogh.
Mrs. Gilbert East Jolliffe on her marriage, by Mrs. William
Joliffe.
Miss Emily Stuart by Lady George Stuart.
Miss Mary Macgregor by Lady Sarah Murray.
Alias Fanny Airey by Lady Airey.
Miss bacon by Lady Laden.
Mies Fielding by her mother, Lady Elizabeth Fielding.
The Hon. Charlotte Barrington.
Miss Caroline and hiss Georgina Buller by Mrs. General Hul-
ler, their mother.
The Countess of Charlemont and Lady Maria Caulfield by the
Countess of Leitrim.
Alias Grace Barton by lady Ogilvie.
Mira Elizabeth Sneyd by her mother, Mrs Sneyd.
Mira Jane Anstruther by her mother, Lady Anstruther.
lady Blunt on her marriage, by the Hon. Lady Cockeeell.
Miss Kerney' Tynte by the Right Hon. Lady Rodney.
'Miss Jane Kerney% Tynte by the Right lion. Lady Rodney.
The Counters of Westmorland by the Countess of Lonsdale.
Marchionese of Hastings by the Countess of Bathurst.
Hon. 111,s Begot by the Countess of Dartmouth.
Mrs. Nowell by the Countess of bonsdale.
Countess of Suffolk by Countess Bathurst.
Mrs. George Burdett by tie Cosiness of Limerick.
Mrs. Hamilton on her return•from Naples, by the Countess of
I Harrow hy.
Miss Ogle by the Countess of Abingdon.

Lady Emily Ponaonby on her marriage, by Countess Bathurst.
Lady
t.Granville Somerset on her carriage, by the Duchess of
Eleanfor
lilies Masters by the Dowers Duchess of Rutland.
Marchioness of Worcester by the Duchess of Beaufort.
Mrs. Newman by the Viscountess Gage.
Lady Jecnima Mann by the Marchioness Cornwallis.
}lOl2. Mil/ Mary Fox by the Marchioness of Lanadown.
Lady Alice Peel on her marriage, by the Marchlooess of
rk--.

Miss Montagu by Lady Montagu.
Miss Corry by Mrs Beaumont.
Mire Anne Courtenay by Mrs. Thomas Courtenay.
Miss Juliana Dawkins by her mother, Mrs. E. Dawkins.
olio Anna Maria Clinton by Mrs. Sett.
Miss Lbuisa Tyrwhitt Drake by her mother, Mr.. T. Drake.
Miss Anstruther by her mother, Mrs. Anstruther.
Miss Mary If sggerstun by Mrs. Arthur Stanhope.
Miss Eliza Gage by her mother, Mrs. John Gage.
Miss Catherine Jones by her mother. Mrs. W. Janes.
Miss Emma Halsey by hermother, Mrs. M. Halsey.
Miss Mary Ann Curtis by Mrs. Curtis.
Miss Millie by Mrs. 11. Bailie.
Miss Storey by her mocha:, Mrs. G. Storey.
&tone's de Robeck by the Countess Beauchamp.
Mrs. Mosier on her return from the Court of Dresden, by Lay

Mrs. Patterson by Lady Hervey.
Mrs. Langford Brooke by Lady Rowley.
Mrs. Grantley Berkeley on her marriage, by Lady L. Call.
Mrs. Spencer Perceval by Lady Ravensworth.
Mrs. Saville Only by Lady Laren.
Mrs. Swrofen Jervis on going abroad, by Lady Anstruthst.
Mrs- fl."Fardell by Lady Henniker.
Mrs. Hobart l y Lady S. Robinson.
Mr. Ball Hughes by Lady Burke. •
Mrs. Devon on her marriage by Lady Rycroft.
Mrs. Pemberton by Lady Blacken.
Mists Doyle by the Honourable Lad Murra
Lady Croft on her marriage, by the Honourable Lady Cockerel!.
Miss Donovan by her mother, the Honourable Mrs. Donovan.
Lady Chetwynd on coming to her title, by the Hoeourable Lady
lies. .irfottesley.
Courts hy the Countess of Guildford.
The Right Honourable Lady Teynham by the Cnuntem of
Abingdon.
Lady Blimbeth Fielding by the Marchioness of Lowdown.
Lady Palk by the Dowager Duchess of Rutland.
Lady Elizabeth Corowallie by the Marchioness Cornwallis.
Miss Rose Mundy by her mother, the Honourable Mrs. Mundy.
Viseouuteas Clietwynd on her marriage, by the Countess of
Stradbroke.
bro y Louisa Kilderbee on her marriage, by Countess of Strad-
ke.
Lady Ormsby on her marriage, by the Countess of Coventry.
Miss Broke by the Couutesa of Stradbroke.
Lady Louisa Lambton by the Countess of Jersey.
Miss Mary Montagu by Lady Montagu.
Mrs. James benign)' on her marriage, by Mrs. Lowth.
Miss Ouseley by the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury. .
Mies Williams Wynn by Mrs. Williams Wynn.
Miss Susan Trotter by Mrs. Antrobus.
Miss de Montmorency by Mrs. Nassau.
Miss Ann Scott by Mrs. Scott of Arden.
Mrs. Risli on her re.urn from Grenada, by Countess Bathurst.
"Miss Wrottealey by Lady Wrouesley.
Lady Sophia Oresley on her marriage, by Lady Augusta Cotton.
Miss Long by her mother, Lady Jane Houston.
Lady Laura Meyrick on her marriage, by Lady Caroline ?owlet.
Lady Ellehborough by the Dowager Lady Ellenborough.
Lady Rouse Boughton on her marriage, by Lady Winnington.
Lady Acton by the Dowager Duchess of Rutland.
Miss Acton by the Dowager Duchess of Rutland.
Miss Louisa Duncombe by Lady Charlotte Duncombe.
Miss Ellen Owen by her mother, Lady Owen.
Alias Letitia Kynaston bly Lady Lucy Clive.
Miss Moreton by Lady fterborne.
Miss Canning by Lady Townsend Farquhar.
Miss Winn by Lady James kitty.
Lady Martha Keating, by the Dowager Duchess of Rutland.
Min Charlotte Pusey by Lady Lucy-Posey.
Hon. Miss Kenyon by Lady Rodney.
Mrs. Disbrowe on her marriage, by Lady Sarah Robinson.
Hon. Mrs. Milles on her marriage, by her mother the Dowager
Lady Knatchbuft.
Hon. Mrs. Girard by Lady Wrottesley.
Hon. Mrs. Fraser by the Dowager Lady Salmon.
Viseountees Stranglord on her return from Constantinople.
Bliss Ann (Natty Cave and Miss Catherine Otway Cave, by
Otway Cave.
Countess A. Morel de Champanont by Countess Beauchamp.
Miss Garth Colleton by her mother Countess Morel.
Miss Georgians Kerr and Miss Caroline Kerr, by their mother
Lady Mark Kerr.
Lady Rallies on her return from India, by Lady Home.
Miss Trafford by Lady Rowley.
Miss Lucy Giffard by Lady Wrotteslev.
Hon. Mts. Granville Wakkgrave on her marriage, by Lady
Restage*.
Minflratherine Prittie by Lady Ponsonby.
IlnY. Mrs. Toler by Lady East.
Mew Katherine Rice by Lady Dynevor.
IlsHe U. Mies Ann Scott and Miss Anna Maria Clinton by lies.
sir AMOS*
Barbara Clifford by Lady Wrottesley.
Hon. Miss Percy Roper Curzon by her mother. Lady Teynharn.
Hon. :Slim Julia Roper Curson by Lady Teynham.
Mrs. Henry. frymoke by-Laily Owydyr.
bliss Georgians Vernon by Lady Vernon.
Miss Barton by Lady Ogilby.
Misr Amelia fhislow by Lad) Hyde Parker. •
Miss Scott by Lady Byam Martin.
lion. Marianne Kenyon by Lady Rodney.
LADIES DRESSES.
, , • Her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA.
,Mill ',Petticoat of rich white satin, wore a most splendid robe of
gold: lona, embroidered on tulle, elegantly trimmed with a full
thumb, of the same superb materials, terminated at the bottom '
with two volants, embroidered io full blush roses ; body and sleeves
superbly trimmed with fine Brussels point and rich gold tassels ; a
magnificent meatus, richly embroidered ip gold lama on tulle, to
correspond, elegantly trimmed with a full trimming of the same.
Head-dress—a superb plume of ostrich feitthen, and a profusion of
diamonds.

Her Royal Highness the Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER
wore, eve: a very rich white sada dress, a magnificent gold net, su-
Cy embroidered in columns, and elegant dowers t the border
ile wreaths of raised roses, in a very new and superb style, ter-
minated with a garniture to correspond. The mantas, gold net
richly embroidered all over, and bordered with gold and lace. The
whole of her Royal Highness's dress wits of English manufacture,
which she always patronizes, and at once displays the real greatness
of character for which her Royal Highness is so pre-eminently dia.
tingsialied and universally admired. Bee Royal Highness wore s
profusion of jewels and leathers.
Princess BARIATLNSKY.

A rich white satin and net dre55,....... trimmed with blond and
garniture en tulle and satin, over a white satin slip; manteau of
pink gros de Naples, elegantly trimmed with net and satin. Dead-
dress—ostrich feathers and diamonds.
Duchess of BEDFORD.
A magnificent gold lama d.ess, superbly trimmed with garniture en
tulle and lama, en festons and rosettes, over a white satin slip ;
mantua of rich white satin, with garniture en tulle, satin and lama
to correspond. Head-dress—ostrich plume and diamonds.

Her Grace the Duchess Dowager of RUTLAND.
A white satin dress, richly trimmed with gold trimming, end
Brussels point, and tutefully ornamented with bunches of gold
wheat ; mantus of white figured gros de Naples, triinnied with
white satin and gold trimming to correspond with the dress.
Head-dress—feathers, and a profusion of diamonds.
The Duchess of RUTLAND.
Superb gold 'tuna dress, splendidly ornamented with gold and
white roses, the boddiee and sleeves elegantly trimmed with gold
and point lace, shaded blue satin manteau, with a rich garniture of
gold to correspond. 'lead dress—plume of ostrich leathers and
magnificient diamonds.
Her Grace the Duchess of ARGYLL.
A very superb silver lama dress, elegantly ornamented with co-
lumns of silver lama, and a very rich border at bottom : the whole
handsomely trimmed with blond, satin and silver latna ; a very
rich white satin train, trimmed with ditto, and silver lama, to cot-
reespond. Head.eeress—very handsome ostrich feathers and
diamonds.
Het Orate the Duchess of LEINSTER.
A white crape dress, with very elegant trimming, composed of
ditto gros de 'Naples; roses and lilies of the valley ; the body
richly memento' with blond, &,c. &c. A very handsome white
gros de Naples train, with the same elegant trimming which adorned
the dress. Head-dress—feathers and diamonds. •

Blarchlanera of CORNWALLIS.
A superb gold lama dress, profusely trimmed with blond and gar-
niture en tulle and lama. over a white satin slip ; mantua of rich
white figured satin, elegantly trimmed with garniture en tulle and
lama to correspond. plead-dress.-mulch feathers and diamonds.
Lady LOUISA CORNWALLIS.
A rich white satin and net dress, with garniture en tulle and satin,
profusely trimmed with blond lace, and interspersed with a variety
of bouquets over a white satin slip; mantua of rich blue figured
silk, with blue garniture to correspond. Head-dress—ostrich plume
and diem ..ds.
Lady E. CORNWALLIS.
A rich white satin and net dress, with garniture en tulle and satin,
profusely trimmed with blond lace, and interspersed with a variety
of bouquets over a white, satin slip ; mantua of rich white gros de
Naples, with garniture en tulle et soicto correspond- Head-dress
--ostrich plume and diamonds.
The Countess of 1.7/C)3RIDGE.
A-rich silver hens tires+, with train to correspond.
Countess of CHICHESTER.
Splendid gold lama dress, with a Lich ornernerked garniture of
white satin, confined with groups of gold geranium leaves ; the
boddice and sleeves superbly trimmed with gold and point lace;
mantua of myrtle green, gros de Naples, edged with geld rouleaus.
Head-dress—feather and diamonds.
Lady ROLLE.
Rich blond dress, over white satin slip, richly trimmed witil""'d
train oferneihyst giros de Nettles. tastefully omammted with laurel
leases. Head-dress.-feathers and diamonds.

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