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London, England, 1805-01-19 00:00:00

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petticoat of white crape, worked
Id silv,r wangled, a rich Etrescan
I with a Greek trod..r of Nat ,4.1
Cathie 't le, with silver and •tect
I wreath of silber Imiret garwicalt
oil, mod sto,l, chrtert 'Atha Cheri:
riaragc of polkhed %%eel, dividir.g
aria train, with •ilver Itlcciet
rape; spangiail liearl•drca;
fcarnrri. This tkess was rr:iced
taNtelul •
IF CARNARVON
embroidered, auk trimmed with

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sparighnl.
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peg moot brauturolly embioiktoti,
taticle to cotre4pottel —the halo

OF STARItEMBERG.
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kets diAmmids And win',
ably w6l.

WORONZOW.
lar.thositel• embmidated in r4O,
velvet train. Head dm>
Id dads:mat.
OF AYLESBURY.
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ula of diaunnids, ani gt
)? AYLESFORD
..t bandeau, a I>eautiful gold t,.
gol,l rise.:]*, with a idu,a five

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I,ap'rl of wiatto and era,,e,
aaJ laot,nei: with gold curd

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td *tea gliter•ward...kaprre hllelr
bode: interauxed (rah cut t.,-.§;
with b Velvet e.:,
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OF BARRYSIOnt

c 4.4, w..d:rd in shele--whttr saim
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g, Cumwirtrcub eft—velvet trhis--
eleirel in the Etruiche :le—lwr
a‘untoli 4114 featheis, lile whula

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drape n. c, on: of Monique work
sdering is ve'orset vain Th.
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West displayed the most uncommon taste and elegance ; the
whole Ares was white satin, with a superbly rieh.embroidery
of silver in wreaths of ivy ; indeed, the whole drew almost
,arpassed description in point of richness and beauty.
VISCOUNTESS HAWARDEN.
A white satin petit-oat-drapery of pale 'owe velvet, coma-
mentel with wreath, of paii.ted velvet-white silk cord and
ta scls-train, brown velv&v.
VISO tUNTESS MT.LVILLF.
In a most superb petticoat of richly embroidered cram? . ..... r
~,iir. satin, (ornamented with precious stones and pearl,. jrl
Ladyship wore a gold t ..osue ri•Le t • med with sable.
VISCOUNTESS GO sFeiRD.
Boar and train green velvet with point., ,ma gold pettirqat
salt real gold fringe and tassels--o superb Indian drapery
,errs, of inta and green galore.
VISCOUPI f ESS ST. AS APII.
A rich gold coloured crape, with draperies of black lace in-
termixed with black velvet. Train of the same.
VISCOUNTESS RANELAGII
Was superbly dressed iii a white and silver petticoat, with
"Mira sashes embroidered on I:rec.-body and train white
. ,:aurointooillered in silver, in eorrespood.-11-ad•dre,t, plume
eif ortd...h I when', and most beautiful diminish-li. Her Lady-
!J.,/ 1.,.'s d if..:•k. lovely.
VISCOUNTESS SIDMOUT: I.
‘Vitite gots& ,sst.....gnat, elegantly ornam dited with g, old-
.„,pla velvet drapery, richly spangled uitli gold, awl ions-
,. ~,ned with gold, tassels, and Leonel-y:lr* velvet train,
richly trimmed with gold.
VISCOUN rvss CR ANLEY
A very rich guid embroidered pure SAO. petticoat with rha-
pe:ies of puce vel,ort and emmvaidery of god foil and spangly;.
Train puce and gold tissiic.
LADY RAI/STOCK.
Body sod Wain of I,:ack velvet, trimmed with silver and
rioiar-Petticoat of white satin, and black velvet drapery,
~,, :el! eirilw•rid,ord with.eilerr and rose coloured satin, drawn
go Willi silyar cords an-1 tassels.
LADY ANN BARNARD.
Body and train of white b,tin--,),ttocoat of the ram., drawn
c ) in fe...toons, and ornamented with swan-down an I plumes
of :er,thers. This dress was simple, but extremely neat.
I.ADY VERTII
A most el-pant silver cinlorroid?reA petticoat with draperies
Si boson velvet, ornanie:lted with sliver tassels. Velvet train.
LADY ELIZABETH FILLDING.
A white sum dress, trimmed 'wand.-.en, with pearls and lace
pettieoat, white crap:, richly ornamented, heads arid swan-
-4,......., 'supinely Oman, -...llead.dress, pearls, a plume of
orotrich feather., and hair antimi .7.
LA')Y WELBY.
Wick velvet dress, richly trimmed, swandown, gold, and 1
p a.t t 1ac....-- ethcoat, white cra„.e, richly embro tiered with
Aoki, and trimmed swindown and gold.-Head dress, 'deck
velvet, licit plums of ostrich feathers, a Paradise ditty, and
salter:, diamond.
LADY A. CULLING SMITH.
Petticoat of gitte crape, riehly spang'isl with a border of
white saint, o (lamented in gold draperi...., white cram., with
real grid 'hog+, boiler gold ciuhroohoy, with wre,ith, of li-
ken, painted (iii velveo, gold cord erd tai,ek-train violet
asmor-il velvet, trimonel round with gild Vainlyk.ol fringe.
ifc ort Mess diain.,nds and feather:.
LADY lIUNTINGFI7LD.
Petticoat ate:tire crams, eeribro'der el io !Manes of silver, dm-
pp-ics of purple velvet, with wrea.h.; of silver flowers, Etruscan
tionter-t:ini purple v,':s i, trinsiiii el tab Aver, and silver
plaines-head dress :ovule reline, tia.a and whole heelers
I. \ IIY OFERIIUIt ST. •
Peteicoat of white crape, with a imis.s.hu • of gold rine., an
it oismattv of ic..!,1 hasher* on velvet of Faryi..tiaii ho.w.i. sv-ao
master colour:0 fl ,were, rich e 1...41,,i.?C1i "jorde•. large anA!
e.,nl. on,' t,,,,d...-train b., e sarsoti•et, trir+mr il with gold
(riot -.head dress diamonds. and hizli *lode featlietv.
LADY PRICE.
A 1ia....1 -im• white mid VII pvtticat, with a boantifo, hor-
de' 04 pki festlier.-',41 .seep train oue,,re veto i,on,h,,,dr,e,t
i...) gold. (lead dress petple velvet end gold, with a i loom of
welch fratheri. I lee Larlysli•l,, as nowt, :coked very well.

• LADY E. ANDBURNI.SASt.
Crape peticiit with Ititua.4 stri,ms, richly embroidered in
gal and nil)f.lll€ velvet. Slick velvet
LADY LOUISA LEGGE
(The elegant Daugl•te r of the Countass of Dattmout I.)
Appeared in a new aial el• loot rheas ,if groen and
wreath+ of dead Over rroloing the go-tt.(4".!t, and bum lie, of
*dyer dowers—',rly and train of green velvet :old ilv, r, to coo
ertioand.-Hei'adress. a Own, rat natriell i :oh
LADY EMILY MACI.FOI).
A dr.t. of white enilvotr.l crape, with
latooned 4.. th wreath- of velvet flower,--roia2 ul puce stun
titualtd with point and fur.
LADY coLLETON.
Purple trelv.t robe trimmed with a rich •tuld fringe and eon.
'....1.:red +air% gold, the coat of rich white•satin ornamented
very t-stefully av,th gold fr,ngei and nth gold cue !s and •rape
auo•d twist+, which had a beautiful effeEt, as•uted with roses.•
head dreg diamond+ and feathers.
LADY E. PERCY.
White satin applique, petticoat, and train to correspond.
LADY S. STUART.
?ink •rant poticoat, richly ornamented with white lace—
ve,vet train.
LADY it VMS.

A aunerb dre,s of whttesann and swandown, drawn up with
gu:a Lisels--tr.iii royal purple.
I. AllY MANNERS SIT rTox.
A Ivowii and *del. crepe petticoat, relievcd with savor cwol
awl t.iiiel.—tvain 10
LADY citORGLANA CECIL.
A r3.e coloitrrel rube, a white crape icuat, stop.d with gold.
LADY C. W.NLDEt:R AYE.
w r. wttic.rat'and drap.,rF tniuntr..l with la.!e, and
coloured ribbon gut nite coloured ve:ret.
LADY CHAMBERS.
A white clap* petticoat. Orilinetite4 with green foil Ind
ti•iwers, bcauttfuly ornament :1d with .white 13611 dro-
p trim limy c010ur...1 satin, sleeves or:militated
up with di inlaid. Inittotiii and rich point
le.id while coit:arn?iiied with ottr.,:h re3IIICM
tvl a hand of diamonds, interspersed with drop. of ciacralds,
e:t•eatit simplicity of h-it diet, and being the lint time at
Court once the death of h7t inii.tble consort, attra t. d panicu-
.ni.ice, _ _

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LADY RRIJCE.
%Vilae crape vettienaty e.n.ronlert-d with wha^ ',sleet and
self.% and train, ruby velvet, tri um d tn corre-
soond—hc.ail Jetts to eine at.o.,d.
I.lfli t lot• t.LA THYNNE.
Pettir,.at enat-vnilJtel lit silver waves, tich
bnntor, wnrken in amaranth' v. Inn and
ahalla of waver, elver cot anti tiesielo-trant arnatantli usher,
in *Over all round—'wad drew WiTef headeett, and
ult.'', 1.-wheel
LADY MARY AND L A 1)Y c kROI..INE THYNNE.
N:arly 'hewn. m• Lia•lc Thenne.
TtlF. L Fl rZROY
Vf..re remarkable for the elegant simplicity et their dresses,
what, sett.. petticoats, vilthlac: droper.a, Luttrell! intenyered
with lauti‘ltai. •ie r.ns, 4.)17 Ai..l of white satin, beau-
t.fullir UM/11W. t 1 Al, taro an/ dowers dre sea Oi the
stew, with tht.i.ll frath.c.s.
T.A UT 4!II tr. VII,DIERS.
A coquet:me nubs—e white 144 wild p2ttioest.
LADY HFADLY.Y.
A white air Ares., trim •ced with ptir.d.i and silver.
LADY CIIARI.IUTE RAWIX)N.
Wl^lo ceere petticoat, elranfj est.lairidcred witti Purple
eel.. and ir,!'d, with vid lace drapeiv, ottani...M..4 with pur•
bunt wish Ista.rit laeo-JOrly oil train. 1'0,1.1° vel-
vet and wild, ,sinned with black lace, to corms,
eleeer4 I•PilaOal and lworel no with noint.taez.—:tead dreeva
wrath f dumttods, wah purply 344 white mtlieh feathers
lln I..ldiAtip was admiral foe her elegance of dress and
itea.ny.

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LADY tYONLrY.
Brown velvet area, Waimea whit lamed cold fringe..
LADY HAVIXESSURY
Was elegantly dressed in a dove-canned gown and petti
coat, the body and drapery richly embroidered with silver, and
trimmed with sable—her head-drew consisted of a tiara of dia-
monds and six white feathers, and a diamend neckiace.—The
whole of it displayed great taste.
LADY LAYINGTON.
Tousze coloured crape petticoat, richly spangled with gold,
and hol leave,-.-train black velvet, ornamented gold.

LADY DORCHESTER.
Purple satin petticoat, trimmed with broad blonde lace, and
white friige--inirple train.

LADY SUSAN CARPENTER.
A white crape petticoat, bottom trimmed with a rich gold
embroidery with spider works intermixed, a drapery richly
embroidered in gold border to correspond with the petticoat—
white satin train—her head ilresa a profrision of diamonds and
feathers The whole was very tasteful and neat, and did
credit to her Ladyship's judgment.
LADY CHARLOTTE LENNOX.
A white crape petticoat embroidered with gold—body and
train of brown velvet—Head dress white feathers and point
lace.
LADY CHARLOTTE GREVILLE.

Per.irnat licit white satin 'with an Etruscan border of gold
cinhoodery in silk velvet—draperieet real golf tissue, ornament-
ed w ;.odit cords and tawels, drawl' up with ag,,sfes of gun
on !due velvet—train blue velvet, triiniaed round with gold—
sletves gold tissue—head drat. god tissue turban, w,th dia-
monds and feathers.
LADY LANGFORD.
._ • _

A dress of amber craps, richly embossed with silver draperies
of slate velvet in points, embroidered with silver—robe of date
velve., richly embroidered with silver, and trimmed with point
—head.rli.,,s, amber and grey drooping feathers and diamonds
The whole had a beautiful effect.

LADY ELIZABETH VILLIERS.

Very elegantly dressed. The petticoat and train of whits
s Iltspery corm:him crap-, in the firm of an half hand
kerchf..—the whole ornamented and entielsait with a curiou
eosin, in appliqued velvet, on satin-wthe mantle drapery SUs
petted, and ta.tefully fastened up with itch rope: and tassels.
Nish-dr,ss, a plume of feathers and the fine-t amethysts.
Her L dysiiip wore an.atnlthy,t necklace, perfectly unique
LADY A. VINCENT.

A white crape petticoat embroideredin gold, with an el e
rant border of bleat and gold at the bottom at the petticoat—
train ruby coloured satin with gold fringe.
LADY FLUDYER.
Petticoat yellow crape, tatefully ornamented with pearlh
h:mds--train velvet trimmed with rich lace and peal Wadi
—head-drys black feathers and beads.
LADY GLENBERYIE.
White satin petticoat embroidered with violet leaves in gnl4l
' and trimmed with gold fringe—a rich violet velvet robe in
itripery on the petticoat, Aft:ca./mid with meet:, Sc and fringed
with gold, with white satin sleevee—llead-drev., velvet cap of
the colour of the robe, trimmed with gold, awl surmounted by a
white ;..rinve turban, and a beautiell plume of paradise feathers.
Tots dam was much admired,' and was )eculiarty becoming,
rich, and sp'eudid.
LADY MARY TAYLOR.
A white crape petticoat, e:rgAntly embroidered with gold
ho..liefl at the bottom with a gold Grecian fringe—
Back and train of white satin, trimmed to correspond with the
petti oat.

LADY ARDEN.
White crape petticoat, richly embroilered with gold, and
brown velvet turn.
LADY H. ASHRURNHAM.
A whit.. and vid enibruid cerl petticoat, with a rich bred r
of brown and gold velvet, and pfd tassels, and brown velvet
LADY WM. RUSSELL.
Wiine crsedit petticoat triinia..4 with in* blond, elegantly
g drawl up with bouquets and wreaths of musk flowers—Train
%edit? Satin.
LADY ANN WINDIIAM.
•Crape petticsat, drapery of white satin fastened up with a
►ouqu••t •.f diamonds and todaaes-..white satin.trarn.
LADY S. PF.RCY.
A white and silver appliquee petticoat, decorated with silver
tasscis—train white figured vele t.
LADY TKIGGE.
A blue and black velvet dress, ornamented with blue feathers
and lace.

LADY CAROLINE HERBERT.
Petticoat of white crape, richly appliqued, with silver coots
and tassels, and ristio body am: train of :nuttier)
dress whit•, ornamental' with silver. •
LADY BINNING.
In a black velvet robe, trimmed with silver, a petticoat of
white with a rich embroidered (harry likewise wsilver.
LADN MARY PARKER,
In a met superb royal purple petticoat and drapery, mod
clog ntls embroidered in gold, Her Lailysii:p wore a black
velvet odic.
LADY CECILIA JOHNSTON
Wore an elegant dust: the petticoat white satin, over
which, a drapery embroidered in concave rings of gold, van-
dyked with scarlet and gold, and trimmed with sable. Her
Ladyship's rube was of scarlet satin, trimmed with sable.

LADY FRANCES PRATT.
This dress was simply elegant, being made of white satin,
meet beautifully embroider ~.4 in silver shell work -.Tile tram
formed part of the drapery, with itch tassels, which, altogether,
had a most graceful and el-gant appearance—The hcatt dome '
consivted of fine white (Stuck feathers.
LADY MARY RENTINCK.
A white satin pettiLoat, which was nearly covered with a
drapery of India gold tissue, and a train of Mack velvet, form-
ing part of the drapery.—This dress had a most beautiful and
rarefy, effe.l.—Head dress to correspond, with fine white Oti•
trit It feathers.
LADY RORRINGDON
Wore a dress of white cAtill, with a rich eMbroldery of gold
rut white crape. The whole dress showed much elegance and
taste.
LADY MARIA FANE•
In a rich embroidered petticoat' on white crape, ores white
yawl, with splendid embroidered draperies in silver, richly
tie:Led with uncommon fine tassels.
LADY CALTIIORPE.

Wore a dress entirely of brown velvet, with a drapery of the
same co:our richly embroidered with gold, and an elegant bor-
der of gol I leaves most beautifully daversifiinl with sprigs of
gold and CONIII X
LADY GEORGIANA BULKLEY.
A white crape petticoat, richly worked with spangles in the ,1
fo:in or diamonds—Nut elegant arabesque satin border, richly
worked in gold, ornamented with a drapery richly work;•,l in
shell pattern, pocket-nole trimmed with Manaelulie card—.'
white satui tram, body and sleeves neatly embroidered in goldf
Her head-dress a Turkish gold pule, withlonnelsonie white
f ethers. The whole dress was remarkably bembome, and,bev
Ladrhip's elegant hgure wail admired by the wbois court.
LADY MATILDA WYNYARD.
Petticoat of white satin, gold embroidery--a rich men
drapery, of chocolate C. 4010, spangled in guild—si Itanditorelal
Etruscan border train to correvend with the drapery...bee,
end sleeves trimmed with the seine border. • •

LADY ALMERIA CARPENTER.
A beautiful purple drew white ev..pe drapery, tastefully or-
namented with ribbon—the head-dress hire white fsathers—athe
h.,ir tastefully unlamented with diamonds.
LADY DELAWARE.
Body and train of garter blue velvet—petticoat of crape, with
velvet points.
BARONESS NOLEKFN.
A pearl coloured +atm petticoat, with a ,carlet velvet drapery,
tastefully trimmed with elegant point—the trout of scarlet vel-
vet, trimmed with pram, to correspond w.th the petticoat.
HON. MRS EGERTftN
Wore a white crape petticoat, embroidered with chenille'
and g..kl--.l4apetv of India sold tissue. sprigged with green:
lea.. s, gold curds and tassels--borly and train pace 'Arai, or-
namented and lined with gold—head dress white O,trrch OM-
here and diamonds

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HON. MEE. STUART: • •
A• skater aaps andor wirsilitchlyasobro:derad witb
gold,festooned.with ,goy! papaela....eoba of velvet, em-
broidered with gold, and Ott& with puha—head drassviolet
feathers and gold. • •
HON. MU. WALPOLE.
Petticoat of white satin, drapery of blue satin edged with
able, ornamented with gold braid.—black velvet train.
•
HON. MRS. WEST.
Petticoat white crape, richly appliqued, and drawn up with
gold cool and Poets, go'd bows. ace.
MRS. NUGENT. •
Purple satin dress, ornamented with black velvet nrolykes.
MRS. PORCHER.
A white crape petticoat, a hoodar of purple and gold drapery,
with cord and tamels-s-trainer. Purl* velvet.
MRS. LAW.
A white crape petticoat and drapery, richly embroidered with
geld and spangles, the rand Mosaic work the bottom, with
gold fringe and drapery, confined with gold tassels and cord.
MRS. WILLIAM HAMIL,TON.
White satin coat, entirely covered with a drapery of white
crape, festooned with a profusion of pearls, the eßect of which
was most beautiful, sinking between .the draperies. bad,, and
train—white satin sleeves, covered with pond arid pearl +u
elegant pearl necklace, ear rine, and head ornaments, five
ostrich Ira' hers. Men. Hamilton is a beautiful woman, and
her std., altogether was simply elegant.
MRS GAMBIER.
White satin petticoat, ornamented with brown velvet, dra-
penes, and Wade—brown velvet gown, trimmed with beads.
MRS. J. °ROE.
White satin petticoat, ornamented with beads--train trim-
med with bead. to correspond.
MRS. BEADEN.
White satin petticoat, ornamented with puce velvet, dra-
peries and tassels—train puce velvet.
MRS. DICKINSON.
White satin petti,oat fancifully decorated with crape and
heads, fringe to watch—train of white satin.
MRS LONG.
An Aurora Cakttlf crape petticoat, tastefully ornamented
with velvet bolters, a La. Gmcque, black velvet drapery and
latiel fringe...tram of black velvet.
MRS. POOL.
White satin petticoat with embroidered draperies of rich
spangled crape, edged with silver tassel fringe—black velvet
train,
MRS. CANNING.
Her petticoat was !Isaac of tuby crape, very beautifully em-
broidered in silver, intermixed with Mir of velvet of the same
colour, and a train of ruby velvet mod elegantly embroidered
with a Grecian border, forming a part of the drapery—The
ilmves richly spangled, and trimmed with beautiful point lace.
This dress was greatly admired for its rich and elegant appear-
ance, and prodnXd a mod striking affect.—Har head dress
was composed of 'a bandeau of diamonds, and a plume of Om-
t ich feather,.

MRS. SPENCER PERCIVAL.
A petticoat of white crepe, beautifully embroidered in gold,
and a superb embroidered drapery, with rich chain and tas-
ses--.llead dress, a bandeau of puce velvet, covered rinse rich
gold chain and spangle:, ornamented with five white Ostrich
teethes', and a beautiful Bird of Paradise,
MRS. WILLIAM HEBERDEN.
A very splendid petticoat with a crape drapery' richly ap-
pliqued in a silver net, with large silver folio cords and tassels,
white satin body and train.--Head drew of diamonds and fea-
thers. This dress was remarkably rich and elegant.
MRS. STUART WORTLEY STUART.
A brown and gold velvet dreg, ornamented with hematite'
rich point lace.
MRS. DAMPIER.
A blue and silver drem, most beautifully ornamented with
tev:ls, &c.
MRS. BEAUMONT.
A dress of amber, crepe, and slate velvet, most superbly
embroidered in bunters of spangles and enabsr.ved sitter—robe
of ;late velvet, minum% with silver and p. • lace.—Head-dren
amber and Argus feathers, and diamonds.
MRS, VILLERS.
White crape petticoat a Ilbroidcred with silver spangles, dra-
pery of the same, with a rich embroidered 'border, drapery of
purple velvet, tied with gold cord and teasels-a-train of purple
velvet.—Head dress, turban of purple velvet richly spangled,
and white feather..
MRS. NEWBOLT.
White crape petticoat embroidered with silver, huff satin
drapery, nenamented with silver cord and tassels, train of black
velvet trimmed with silver.
MRS. DE GREY.
Body and train of white satin, trimmed with point and silver
—Pettreoakof the same, with a *dower of spangle; mid a border
drawn up with cools and tassels
MRS..WINDH.aIt!.
A gold tissue, trimmed with white fur
MRS GOLDSWORTHY.
A purple velvet dreni„ richly trimmed with broad black lace.

MRS. OGGE.
White satin petticoat, nearly.covered with a rich embroidered
silver drapery, in the Tuscan style—the upper part of a rich
%angled drapery, broad silver fringe to correspond, very taste-
fully drawn up with silver cools, tassels, dix -.the bottom of
the •oat, a nes style of trimming, alternately mixed with
plain white crape, and silver spans esw-hody and train white
satin, elegantly embroidered round in the same style as the
petticoat—very large silver tassels round the waist—bead•dress,
spangled bandeau, a superb diamond spray and diamond
crescent, five ostrich feathers. Dress altogether truly elegant.
Mrk. °vie is a beautiful Portuguese Lady ; and, we under-
stand, was unveiled at the express desire of Her Majesty,
MRS. JOLIFFE.
Iler dress was one or the meet beautiful we witnessed. It .
displayed infinite taste., and meet certa:nly few, if any, surpas-
sed it in costly elegance. The body and train were composed
of white satin, the latter trinuned with silver tasseled fringe.
The sleeves oinaineuted with silver spangled net and point
.ace, gran up with diamond loops and stars. Petticoat of
whit, (-A.... with a most beautiful embroidery of cenvolvolus
leaves in Alter and satin, forming a wreath from right to left,
with a shower uispangles intermixed Drapery drawn up with
silver bullion and tassels, and trimmed with silver fringe of the
same quality. Head drew of white ostrich feathers, with a
diamond bandeau and feather diamond necklace and ear-
rings. The whole must have been of immense value, and was
truly elegant.
HON. VYSE.

MSS _
A rich white .satin petticoat, with swansdown and satin or-
naments, .tastefully displayed, arid finished with elegant net
tasseli•-atrain to correspond.
lION. MISS GEORGIANA COVENTRY.
The Sinn a. her. 40411, Mis Coventry.
HON. MISS E. EGERTON.
Petticoat rich white satin, elegantly embroidered in gold• .
tiOSW! dr,. enc., ornamented with gild cord and
hrais• white crape trimmed with silver...head dress black velvet
VMS teeth diamonds and leathers
0 • . . HON. MISS *DRUMMOND.
.xleseeisadiaaankaahlarad Vandyke crape in white and silver, with a
ahem net fringe, fastened with tassels, whit* satin
HON MISS BRUDENELL.
v 'A '4ow' satin petticoat, black velvet draperies fasrasad
with yellow bands, richly embr.ideted tq silver, him* velvet
train.
HON MISS TOWNSHEND.
White satin petticoat, ruby velvet draperies, ornamented
with headsa—ruby colon velvet robe, trimmed with heads..
HON, MISS ADDINGTON.
White crape petticoat, spangled with gold, and festooned
with gild cord, and tassels—black velvet train, richly trimmed
with gold.
HON MISS COVENTRY.
A white crone petticoat watts a nia.aique of silver rings,
Nutlet sn arabesques; silver leathers oo purple %.:Ivet—,drape
ries purple and white ,trauctinl crape, with a 171014146141 of White
' a,4 silver flowers, rich einare4ered tsorsior% a white anal 1141,e1
wresths.7.train of whit.: twirldd saremet trimmed wills Vlser And'
purple velvet.—heal dies. silver ltar.drau with 'kiss sad pur-
ple feathers,

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• DDN,111144 CAR LEToN.
White satin petticoat, trimmed With beads;
HON. MISS ItR 'MEP lOC.
White crape petticost,spengled gold--2tirple velvet
train, ornamented with go:d.
MISS S. COLMAN.
A dress of slater'selvet embroidered with gold, robe state
velvet embroidered and tr.ronsed with point—Head detat..4l•ol%*
lug feathers and diamonds.'
MISS IWNG.
A dress of white Cntpe and white satin, enibroirfned with
rare of white genii minuted with g0:4.-41m4 • diem
white feathers and diamonsda.
MISS COLLETON.
Dress and coat is eh* same stile as Lady CoUeton alas
looked remarkably well. • • •
MSS WELBt.
Black velvet diem, trinsinedwith swansdown beads and lace ;
petticoat. white crape, beautifully maiming, beads, swans-
down and lacts.-ii-Hcad-drese, :beautiful topazes, rich plume
five ostrich feather', hairantivais.
MISS ELIZANITH WELIT.

The same, only diamonds is 1.04-bah
MISS £LWONORA vrn.sar,
The same. These drosses were unisons* admired.
MISS 'AUGUSTA lIIIMMINO.
White crape petticoat, drapery 4 gay satin, trimmed wit's
beads, and swansdown drain of green satin, trimmed with
swanedews.
• MISS ELIiOT.
A drew of white satin, and white nape, tastefully 0T.121.
merited with pearl beads.
MISS STUART WORTLEY STEWART.
A buff and black velvet dress, elegantly hi:nisei with rich
black Lice and tassels.
MISS CALTHORPE.
• yellow satin pettienat trimmed with swandewn trees at
the same ; headAress to correspond.
•
MISS VERNON.
A purple velvet dress, embr.iidered with silver.
MISS STANHOPE.

A lilac velvet dress, ornamented with lace and (lowest.
MISS NORTH.
White satin petticoat, drapery of i.rape and tens, inter-
nists with beare.-..tram, white &gnu.
MISS L NORTH.
White crape petticoat, trimmed with satin...white silk cord
and tassel fringt..white satin train.
•
MISS ONSLOW.
Crape petticoat, with white satin draperies, and towel fringe
—lrani of white satin. •
MISS TOOL.
A white satin applique crape, [rounded with spangles, taste-
fully decorated with a fringe of white and silver—whm. aria
train.

MISS CROSTON.
Petticoat of white satin, with lace- dniperies, drawn up With
bundles of white roses...train white 'she.
MISS- WYNNE.
A crape dress, trimmed with beads.

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THE TWO MISS GRANTS. . • .
White satin, trimmed with saver.
MISS COUHPAtf• '
A white crape petticoat, neatly worked in direct ,41kiptherts
w:iite satin train, bode; and sleeves, "Oka to *con- •
with the petticoat.
MIMS S. PEPTS. .•
•
Body and train white -.min, ornamented with blond a
bests-4leiticeot white crate arid bead. drown uw
bead straps. This dress, though simple, was extmedi •
elegant.
MISS GARTH
Wore a crape petticoat, riehly embroidered wfst *
black velvet train.
MISS AUGUSTA IRBY.
• A white crape dress, with drip:ries ft-rtiro.
wreaths of clove pink, and lauriinina train, white satin •
geed, to correspond with tlio.drars.
MAIXIIIOISELLE WOIGR(WF. •
Petticoat of crape, with rich stripes id 'Meer vol.- ks
clusters of dead silver rapes; the border mint elegantly farts -.
tied with wreaths of silver grapes; a Parisian Sundered drapery,
in the Eastern stile, fastened up in different places, with ame-
thysts, and encircled with diamonds' silver cook and tassels
body and train of white, and silver cisamberry ; theretticoat
and train trimmed with variegated green frivolity, which hods
most novel and unique appearance. This drew was
ticularly distinguished, and too much cannot be laid
gance anti simplicity.

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HIS' MAJESTY
Wu dressed in a Field-Marshal'; Uniform.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
A full dress Field-Manful', Uniform
THE DUKE OF YORK.
A falldress CoWsrceam thiards regimentals,
DUKE OF PORTLAND.
A COT brill velvet cost and breeches, with white satin waist..
colt—the suit all richly embroidered o geld.

Aff

EARL CALEDON.
In uniform, as Colonel of Tyrone Militia.
EARL OF CHATHAM.
Regimentals of the 4th Foot.
EARL BATHURST. •
A dress uniform suit of the emaciates Volniminsult
of superfine blue cloth and scarlet Omagh wish lossayanie
viaatcoat and breeches.
EARL OF WINCHELSEA.
A brown coat and breeches, and white satin waistcoat,
superbly erobstrifleied in gold. Ono of she snosardwrios Assegai
'at Couq.
EARL OF DARNLEY.
A puce.coloured cloth suit, with Miff satin lintels, and steel
buttons.
EARL OF MOIRA.
A General's full uniform.

• EARL OF JERSEY.
A brown cloth suit, with atm.l butaons, mad blediatin
EARL OF SANDWICH:.
In a green figured velvet coat and breaches, and wblie MRS
vest, with handsome and appropriate embroidery.
EARL OF CAMDEN.
A dark rich spotted velvet cost and breeches and white satin
vest, elegantly embniidmed with feetoonbend Rowers in silver,
silks, stones, and spangles.
VISCOUNT VILLIERS.
A garter blue velvet salt with rich enamelled silver buttons.
• VISCOUNT lIINCIIINBROOKe.
A regimental salt of the I luntingdon Vuluiiteers.
VIsCOUNIT STOPFORD.
In a dark rich velvet 'cost and bre.-ciies, and white satin vest,
richly embroidered in ifilver, stories, and spangles, I:intimate ray
noticeable foe a tasteN elegance in the told wasmllB.
LORD SYDNEY.
A dark velvet emu and breeches, and white satirt vest, ems
broideved in coloured silks, tastefully vaiivgafsi
LORD Alpo:ROY1» 3f,•
A brows superfine cloth coat and iiresietive, WO. • whine
satin waistcoat, all very elegantly eintiMsd,red neliptiles et via
and silk •
LORD. BORN. OWN. f
(Lamm et the North Elevoli Militia.
Lyitti! 11{,IN11)..C.FiEt.D.
A rich figured vadvert •
LORD aivrams
In uniform of hi, LiAliflrp's own rivirnent of Ye ..nanry
Cavalry.
'LORD
• uniforweedenal

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Civalry.
• LORD us), sEamiNessirm• , •
In uniform—CW*lW of the 71st Itsarlamer141111•11.
LORD 11111146411-, -•
Woes a rich eflosisitio Wow
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with "
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LO 'D WENTWOKTH.
In an aye eelawril Vignna cloth am% eat and beetles,.
*Alt rich diamond b Atone.
LORD ELIOT.
Rich black drew suit.
LORD SRAYBROOKE.
A fine olive cloth crwt and breeches, lined with Sett whits
*tin, and richly embroidered waistcoat.
LORD SELKIRK.
A battle green coloured coat and breeches, and himisome
embroidered waistcoat.

B &RON NICOLAY. •
A Rulian uniform.
COUNT NOVORSILZOFF.
♦ R,IISLIR tlitifOtal.
COUNT JFRRTZOTF
(Grand Chamberlain to the Etarrur of Russia)
Wore a cam Field-Marshal's uniform, with gold-Imp
bolas..white waistcoat and breeches.
COUNT SWERTIIZOFF

Wu in Russian regimentals.
COUNT LOUVAIN.
A Rumiat► uniform.

SIR WILLIAM WELBY.
Rich brown ernbeau coat beautiful steel buttons, white
satin
waistcoat, richly embrolved•
RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PITT
Brown velvet, richly embroidered with gold and stones—
white embroidered satin waistcoat.
RIGHT HON. GEORGE CANNING.
A vials plum coloured velvet suit, lined with coquelicot
satin, and brilliant stone buttons.
RIGHT HON. JOHN RERESFORD.
Brown cloth coat, black silk breeches, and embroidered silk
waistcoat.

HON. JOHN SPENCER.
Mole colour velvet, lined with white satin.—and white em-
broidered satin waistcoat.
HON. JOHN :KING.
A rich dark brown suit lined with white ratin—rich steel
buttons.
HON. HENRY AUGUSTUS DILLON.
In a rich blue velvet cast and breeches, And white satin
waistcoat most magnificently embellished in gold end satin...
Unquestionably one of the mast elegant at Court.
JOHN OSBORNE, En.
In uniform of the Belied Militia.
BROOKE TAYLOR, rsq.
A aarbese cloth suit with satin linings, and steel buttons.
TEMPLE WEST, Eti
A very rich figured seirot suit, inied and edged with too:-
coloured satin, and stone buttons.

JOHN SMITH. Esq.
In a rich figured velvet coat and breeches, and haudwine
webroidered waistcoat.
G. B. MAIN WARING. M.P.
A bottlierreen cloth coat and breeches.
ROSS MAIION E, Esq.
A blown cloth coat and breeches, and handsome embroidered
waistcoat,
GEORGE G MILLS.
A rich figured volxet coat and breeches, and handsome em-
braille:lid waistcoat.
MR R. QUARME.
Drown suit, and steel stud buttons,
DOCTOR HEBERDEN.
L A Aerie pnce-eolnured coat and breeches, with rich satin
waistcoat embroidered.
GOVERNOR F. GORE.

A brown cloth suit.
GENERAL LORD BANBURY.
In uniferm.
GENERAL SIR HUGH SAILLEY.
In mikes's.
GENERAL SU DAVID BAIRD.
In uniform, and wearing the ribbon and superb sword and
sear presented bun for his gallant services in the Fast Indies.
GENERAL BARON HOMPESCH.
In tegimentals.
I.IEUT GEN. BURTON.
Lieutenant General': full•dreas uniform.
HON COL. ACHESON.
Armagh Militia Ri valences.
HON. COLONEL O'CALLAGHAN
A regimental suit, 59th regiment.
COLONEL THOMAS!
Ina spatted velvet coat and breeches, and w►ite satin ve.t,
with silk em►roidery.
COL. M'MAHON,
In regimentals of the Royal Cornish Miners.
COLONEL GORDON.
A dress regimental oat for 92d Highland regiment,
richly laced' with surer, white kersermere wsiitciiat and
►reeches.
HON. MAJOR CUST.
Third Lincoln Regimentals.

MAJOR FEMENIS.
Regimental, of the 62d regiment.
_ CAPT. %ULLIVAN.

Tull dress Coldstream Dual*.
CAPT. WADES.
West Kent regimentals.
CAPT. JOHN GORE,
(The gallant Commander of the Medusa),
In anifor•.n.
CAPT. WM. HOTHAM.
A Navy Captain's full dress ewes, ridlsly laced with fold lace,
and linsi with white silk, whits kensymere waistcoat and
breeches's
CAPTAIN TIDY.
Navy uniform.

CAPTAIN TOW RY (Royal Navy).
Full uniform.
THOMAS SHERIDAN.
(Aid 4e.eamp to ibe Fad of Moira),
In full uniform, nchly embroidered with guld.
HON. MR. I, LAMB.
(Aid dweartip to the Far! NVlCemeia),
'ln full uniform. richly embroidered with gold.
About half past four o'clock the Court clt.sed,
rut at five o'clock the Roy AL Fauna returned to
the Queues House.
l'be Princess of IVA r.O was allowed to be the

mast superb and elegantly dressed. Her drei, of
ruby velvet, ornamented with gold lace, and a
most -Aeset of diamonds looped up her sleeves
assdm s ; she likewise wore a profusion of
as ssoads spew her neck ; her hair was in a num-
ber wf plant most tastefully displayed.
The radian equipage displayed at Court yester-
day was by the Countess of Lovoow and Monts.
Four footmen preceded her chair in new liveries of
white turned up with black, ornamented with large
silver frogs and tassels; the chairmen in similar
dresses. The Duchess of ROIIIIIRGII was next in
grandeur ; her servants had new bottle green
liveries, most richly covered with gold lace.
The horses of the Duchess of Yoas's three car-
riages, were grey, and richly decorated with bows
of straw-colour ribbon.
Lady RUNILLI, Lady G11.411•M, and the Hon.
Miu Witirwon tic, were prevented from attending
Court yesterday, by the death of their sister, Lady
Av I. as an.
The Countess of SeftETSZO: r's running footman's
eau was much admired. It consisted of a light
=Us jacket, with broad silver lace, a light blue
sap covered with silver lace and tassels, with

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a sblid silver plate in front, with the atlas a the il
Count and Countess, a scarlet sick petticoat laced
all round, black velveteen breeches, with silver lace
garters and white stockings.
........inimmi-.

CONCERT.
In the evening Her Msrtsxv bad a Grand Con-
cert at the QUEEN'S House. under the direClion of
. Mr. Roctas, which consisted of the most favourite
parts of " Acis and Galaoa," " Alexander's Feast,"
&c. and was performed by Her MAJESTY'S private
band, with the vocal aid of Madame tilatst:nt and
Illaus. V kUGH AN BARTLIGNAN, who gave their
several airs, &c. in a masterly manner, but were
most admired in the celebrated Trio. " The Flocks
shall leave."
DRESSES.
The 'following Ladies were present, in the fol-
lowing dresses.

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS MARY.
A pure velvet round dress made acid ronhrosirred in the
new Gracia:finite, which, embellished by the charais of Her
Royal Highness, was truly elegant.

MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY
Wore a rich gold spangled satin, body and sleeves to cnr.
respond--her head-dress a profusion of diamond/ and feathers.
COUNTESS OF CAMDEN.
White satin drew, front richly embroidered in gold in
Etrintean—i•sleeires trimmed the same.
COUNTESS OF ILCHESTER.
A lack velvet round dress, with a silver spangled ItA, and
Vandyked fringe.
'IIIE COUNTESS OF EUSTON. •
A dress of white satin, mint elegantly ornamented with
goldawhead-thevs, the Mlle as the morning.

COUNTESS OF AYLESBURY.
Purple satin and gold, and turban cap.
COUNTESS OF AYLESFORD.
A Parisian velvet, trimmed with gold net work of great
bmuty. She w. re a prefu.ion of diamonds and feathers.
COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN
Wore a beautiful white rower! sat'. dress, richly embroidered
and trimmed welt wreath of cold brads and leaver—the body
and blemm were richly ornaliented with rich 'parities, and
beads to correspond
VISCOUNTESS VILLIERS.
A gr!,-1 velvet robe, must superbly embroiderel round the
bottom. Ir. uszan sty'e—Lyely and deems embroidered to cor-
respond—green sash trimmed with gold fringe—gold and dia-
mond armlets and bracelets--. The diaranaits in Ler Ladyship's
head-dress were superb beyond description—her appearance
altogether was a blue of beauty.
LADY RORINGDON.
Lilac robe, embrekkqed with white and slim leaves.
THE LADY FITZROYS.
Dresses of white satin, intermixed with lilac, silver, and lace,
were universally admired
LADY LOVAIN.
A black velvet round dress, trimmed with silver and Ca.
moods and pearls
LADY CHARLOTTE RAWDON.
White satin trimmvd with silver

LADY BRUCE
Wore a ruby roursol dress riclify -spangled and ornamented
with ntd. Head dress, a bandeau of diamonds and beautiful
Ostrich feather..
LADY MARY TAYLOR.
White satin train, front richly embroidered in g

LADY HAWKESBURY
White satin gown, front richly embroidered in g .Id, Etruscan
body and sleeves, richly spangled in gold.
LADY GRANTLEY.
A lead.eoloured tv.on--white sun mode, richly embroidered
in salver—shady and sleeves trimmed with rich silver cub. vide' y
MISS STANHOPE.
A lilac round dress, bound wi•li beautiful rich lice.
semmosaws—
GENERAL OBNERYATIONS.

The prevailing colours at Court were lilac,
plum. and puce velvet ; satin and gold, and silver
tissues striped, were general for The waists
were very short, and hoops large. The sleeves had
three or tour rows of lace, etallly the same sleeve as
Mrs. JoaDAN wears in the farce of Matrimony. The
lace was principallypoint. That worn by Viscountess
iLas and her sister, Lady BOILINGDON, was
uncommonly beautiful.
The robes were trimmed round the bosom v/ith

lace. Diamonds were much worn and a number of
pearls. Ostrich feathers from their cregance must
always keep their station at Court ; they were uni-
versal yesterday.

The Ladies vied with each other in the beauty,
elegance, richness, and design of their dresses ; all
anxious to shew their 7esped for a Sovereign, who
reigns in the hearts of her subjects.

The Lean MaTell was some time at St. James's
before any other company arrived.
At half-past three, Lord Sort say r x's servant
was called for at the Palace-Gate. The coachman
and footman were sitting on the box of his Lord-
ship's carriage, which was standing in St. James's-
street, about two hundred yards from the gate,
waiting with other Noblemen's carriages, until they
should- be called for. And, having heard, that
his Lordship was waiting, the coachman, either
forgetting or being unacquainted with the pre-
imbed rule of keeping in line, drove out of his
station, down tosiards the Palace. An officer of
the hors", and seven or eight troopers, immediately
pursued. They overtook the carriage, and with
their swords cut the reirs out of the coachman's
hand. The horses, being frightened with the noise,
ran at full speed to the corner of Pall-Mall,
when the front part of the carriage coming with vio-
lence ag.tinst the post at the corner of the street,
the splinter-bar was broke. The coachman and
footman were then thrown off the box, and a
crowd of cens•tbles gathered round them. The
footman was taken prisoner into the Palace guard-
house, but was soon discharged, not having any
thing to do with the management of the horses.
The coachman was then taken into custody ; but he
begged that they would let him tie up the broken
part of his carriage, and take hi, Lord home. This
was consented tot bat, the moment he got a passage
clear, lie drove up Palace Yard (which was also
against the rules), contrary % every efFurt of the
civil and military powers,

A Court of Dire/tors was yesterday held at the
East India licuse, when the Genera/ Stua,t, Capt.
Root.;, was stationed for Madras and Bengal, in-
stead
of Madeira and Bombay.
The Tigno, Capt. G*Ati A N, was also stationed for
Madras and Bengal.
The following ships, taken up by the Court last
week, were also stationed as undermentioned : viz.
Retreat deua and Bumbuy.
Comet . Matins.
The Court adjourned at a late hour till Wed..
nesday mat.

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Super.: Bible, Ix. Lc. and u valuable Collection of
Cut., by the be.t Italian, and whet Masters.
To he viewed on Friday and Saturday previous to the
Catalogue, to be had, price One Shilling, of Mr. R,c1.103....,,,
31, Strand ; of Mr. Clarke, Bowl Street ; and of
Greenland alt.' Norris, Finsbuiy squAre

CAPITA!. TOWN RESIDENCE, HARLEY-STRF ET,
with Kn.:SESSION.
By Mears. SKINN ER, DYKE, and C.
At GARRAWAY's, on THURSDAY next, ;at 'Twelve, br
Onler of the Executors,
i‘ Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE. desit-
am) ~ittiau on the east wile of I larley civet, near Pea-
land Place; comprinne. an excellent Re,elence, Nu. C+l, with
very good Domedic Offices, two Coach !louses, a seem s:ali
Stable and Alpartmenti over, in Weymouth Mews, the pro.
petty and !AC Ke,idClICC of Major GalerAl Pat r.cla Roil, hart.
deceased
The Prensiws are thirty feet in front, and 190 fret in
depth, containing two complete a,,its of elegant Apartments,
of large dimensions, on tha G. ound principal Stories, suitable,
Bedchambers and Dre,sing Rooms, handsomely fitt,d up and
finidied, and Servants' Apartment', Ent arice Hall, Vestibule,
and elegant Stone Staircase, and %cry good tt ine Cellars and
arched Vaults, the whole forming a very desirable Residence,
in excellent repair and order, and fit for immix/tile habitatron,
held fur 61 Years, at a low Ground Rent of only 201.per.Anir
May be viewed by Ticket., which may be had, with piivitecl
Particulars, of Mews. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aldengate.
street; Particaars alrq at the Place of Sal:..
In a few days after the Sale of the Estate, will be auld the
genteel Househ Id Furniture, magnificent riot Glasses of large
dimernions, briniairt cot Chandelier. and Limns, au excellent
Town Coach, a Landau, a Phaeton, a Sedan Chair, and nu.
snitrAilf other

Capital and extimaire LEASEHOLD ESTATES, consisting
of Wharfs, Water, Corn and Wind Mills, numerous Build-
ings, and Land, Stratford, FiiCX.
By !Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.
At Garraway's, on TUESDAY, the •26th Eenruary, at Twelve,
in 'three Lots,
,AkCapital and very valuable LEASEHOLD ES-
TATE, held under the City of London and the Mer-
chant Tailors Company, mint advantageously situate en a
branch of the River Lea, at Stratford, only 9 miles from Lon- tk,
don ; comprising the estensive Premises., many years occapiel
as a Malt Distillery, with Wharf:, spaeioue Still-housu, Brea-
house, Spirit-houses, Malt-kiln, Granaries, Warehemses,Wor
shops, capital Stabling, extensive Hog-houses, and numerous
ether Buildings. A capital Water Corn-Mill on an excallent
construction, capable sit doing a considerable stroke of busi-
ness, and two Wind-Mirs. A commodious Dwelling-house,
with Offices, Coaub-house, Stabling, Pleasuiesermind, Grrclun,
and Meadous-sthe whole about 12 Acres The PrellilifOS us
exceedingly well calculated for carrying on the Porter Brewery,
Malester, Miller, Starch maker, Vinegar Trade, Fel:monger,
Titralard, or any Manufsctery riiniiiring a powerful wenn rd
watrr, with the beneficial advantage of water carriage to Ile
Loridon :nukes.

May bra viewed till the Side; sad printed Particulars mar
be had nn the Premises; Alm At the Corn and Coal Foo-
chow Colee-houses ; of filftaro. lliztleit and Spit, Currier,:
Ilan, Loudon Wall; at tIIC Place of Sale; and .1. Messrs.
Skinner, Dyko., and Co. AlJerscate sireet,, where a rim of tuck
Lot may be semi.

FREEHOLD ESTATES IN GLAMORGANSHIRE.
Yy Mr, STEPHENS,
At the White Lion Inn, in ISci4lll, on MONDAY, the 41st
instant, at Six o'cli.ck in the Afternoon, 'Meet to ,uch
Conditions of Sale as will be then and th..re proditcea,
Lot I. ,‘ LL that Capital MANSION tiousr,
,LA. • and DEMEAN/I. LANDS, called MAIND'f,
wnich contain about 77 Acres of good Meadow and Paitiatll
Ground, part now iu hand and part lieW at will, valued at ILO:.
per •111'111I11).
Lut d. A Menuage and Firm ratted hlonachty, which con-
tains about DO Ames of good Arabs, Meadow, and P.ottne
Ground, part nnw in hand and part held at will, valued at Itra:.
par annum. There are also two Cottaie• arid Gardens fa la •
boureni, with a Stable :too Lind yet 'mint:toted Owing
part of Cardiff Gran Heath), roistaming 7 Acres adjuinina 10
this lot, and varied at lel per annum, which will be sold with
its and tarn a part of the lot.
Lot 3. A Merauage and Farm, cal:nl kiven tx.th, o.inalit•
ing about 115 Aervs of Arable, Meadow, Padir.., and %Vow,
Land, enu.ne u. the Parobe, of Sisvarte, Lairederile, 311,1
Lzanailiangley vedar. now kept in hand, and valued At lidt.
per Annum,.
Lot 4. A Mes.trage and Vann, caller,' Upper tlill
containing, about 67 Acn s of A r tbk, Mewitew, taature, and
1.40 Ile i.t the Pare.h rl Lania..eit. and I-1, to Lai
n•uno a. e-aat at Wit, I. r Sot. per
I.nt D. A 1,1,..a tint owe, r.ll h..
ahno• rib Arita of Aral-le, d Pa.r. -
1.31:1, bitting, in the aid Parse .if L it, arid !a.,
'l'hientas Litwir, as Tenant at Ice DUI. per Artimo,
lett ler ilia cartina year, totamerneinz et LartiPenias
for 601.
Lot 6. A Meatuage and Farra, udral Wert lawn, sauna
in the Palish of Lst.ishcu, cor,taielr abatis r.;4 Acres Ara.
ble, Meadow, Nature, anio Wnrsd La Id, vethereaf Men..
,• Acres are Coppice 'Wood. The Emit is Ii u w William Juno,
a. Testae: at IV dl, fur Sol per Aro:nm.
Ti. tint of thew Lots ill the Parish. of St J..ha'..

Cardiff, and of U2)&7, and thr. se and in Landaff and Whit.
church, and an hock vitua.c en a ;ionic ructnt *boo, the River
Taff, between one sud two mil...north of Cardiff, on the direr
read from thence to and adjacent to the Ws-
inorgaruhire Canal. They are very beclthy, and yendered pc-
coliarly b. %offal by the rich ;nettaramair7 scenery earrreendintra
Lot II ia frte (ruin tythce and church rates, and both minis. a
All the lots an• well ware..cd, and obtain line
ar>.l Coal WI reedy reasonable terms, and the tour last Len is
at a abort dinatice (mil Cardiff.
Fir further paittculars, apply to Wyndham 1,C1114. rag
Lan ishart Home; to Mr. &MM. Solicitor, Cardiff: far to the
A wftwatrer, at Bristol.

LONDON :—.l.tiottett .tre GEORGE DAVIDSON. No 3.*.
Wych tweet, St. Clement**. anti Ittabliohlid by JIISI4II
RYDEN, at the Offitte, No. I'l, Neck of St. Clonsotti
Chtwch, Stnrwt. where °Moro fu the Pare., ST Ir.t )
tit! ite duly astetwimii