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County day move that a sum of 8201. be raised oa mort-
gage for the purposes of the Asylum.
Mr. BYNG whiled to know from the worthy Chair-
man whether the books and accounts were open to the
Magistrates ?

Mr. S,rgeant A DAMS believed he might s.ly, that if
in the course of 4S hours the lion. Gentleman applied
to the Lunatic Asylum to see the accounts, he would
meet with no refusal.

Mr. BYNG would like to have the opinion of the
Chairman upon the construction of the 10th section of
the Act, relating to County Lunatic Asylums.
Mr. Sergeant ADAMS thou4ht it did not relate to
any of the proceedings after the completion nf the Asy-
lum, but that when the Asylum was completed. all the
• orders and the accounts should be entered into one.
book, that that book should contain entries of all mat-
ters and things relating to the Asylum, and that the
book should be open to the inspection of every Migis-
trate and rate payer.
Mr. IlumE—Does it relate to all contracts made at
any time dui jug the building of the Asylum ?
The CHAIMAN—It relates simply and entirely to
the original cost of the building. It is to be a record
of what has been done, and is to go into the custody of
the Cleik of the Peace.

COUNTY RATE.
'cite Report of the Committee on the County Trea-
surer's accounts was received, and on the motion of Mr.
H=lll, a rate of three-farthing,s in the pound was ordercd
for the ensuing quarter, but the collection of it was sus-
pended.

'lle Report of the Visiting Justices of the House of
Correction, and the Report of the Visiting Justices of
the New Prison were received.

TLe CHAIRMAN then laid before the Court an appli-
cation by Mr. Wakley to inspect the records, a dispute
having arisen between him and Mr. Biker, as to which
of the Coroners had the right of holding inqm sts in the
prisons of Clerkenwell.—The application was granted.
The consideration of the remainder of the County bu-
siness was adjourned till this day fortnight.

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HER MAJESrY'S DRAWING-
ROOM.

The Queen held a Drawing. room (the second this sea-
son) yesterchiy afternoon at St. James's Palace.
tier 31 •jesty came in State with her suite in three car-
riages, escorted by a party of Life Guards from Bucking-
ham Palace.
A Guard of Honour, of the 2d Lie Guards, with the
band of the Regiment in State uniforms, v,as on duty in the
large court-.lard of the Palace. Tae Queen's Guard of
the Foot Guards, with their band, was stationed in the
Colour Court.
Her Albjes•v's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at- Arms
atterrdeifin the Presence Chamber, Portrait Gallery, and
at the entrances rest3c;tlcl f.4l* the Royal Family.
Her 111 jesty was attended-AV • Countess of Cherie-
mont (in waiting), the Marehioni:ss nby (in t‘ait.
ing), the Marchioness of Tavistock, r ...oriigan, and
the Marchioness of Breadalbane, r .of the Bedcham-
ber; Lion. Miss Lister (in waiting), Hon. Miss Anson (in
waiting), Hon. Miss Pitt, lion. Miss Cavendish, and the
Hon. Miss Murray, Maids of Honour; Mrs. Brand (in
waiting), Lady Harriet Clive, Hon. Mrs. George Camp-
bell, Lady Caroline Barrington, Viscountess Forbes, and
Lady Theresa Digby, Women of the Bet chamber; Mar-
quis of Headfort, Lord in Waiting; Hun. William Cow-
per, Groom in Waiting ; Colonel Buckley, Equerry in
Waiting ; Master Cowell and Master Cavendish, Pages of
Honour in Waiting.
The Duchess of Kent came in State to the Drawing
Room, escorted by a party of Life Guards. tier Royal
Highness was attended by Lady Flora Hastings, and the
Hon. Captain Spencer. Her Royal Highness entered the
PaLce by the Colour Court.
Her Royal Highness's dress on this occasion was com-
posed entirely of British manufacture.
The Duchess of Gloucester attended the Drawing Room
Her Royal Highness was attended by Lady Mary Pelham.
The Duke of Cambridge was attended by Major Ste-
phens and Baron Knesebeck.

The Foreign Ministers and their Ladies being intro-
duced to the Throne Room, the following presentations to
the Queen took place in the diplomatic circle.
Madame the Princess de \Viasemsky and her daughter,
Mademoiselle the Princesse de \Viasemsky; Madame the
Princess de Mestchersky and her daughters, Mademoiselle
the Princess de Mestchersky, and the Princess Branca-
leoni, from Rome, by Baroness de Cetto, the Lady of the
Bavarian Minister.

Mrs. Douglas Crugcr, of New York, and Mrs. Markow,
of Maryland, by Mrs. Stevenson, the Lady of the Ameri-
can Minister.

The Drawing Room was attended by the Russian Am-
bassador, the Belgian Minister, and Madame Van de
We)cr, the Bavarian Minister and Baroness Cctto, the
United States Minister and Mrs Stevenson, the Spanish,
Mexican and
.Saxon Ministers: M. de. Hummelauer, the
Austrian Charge d'Affaires; Comrnandeur Marquis Lis-
boa, Brazilian Charge d'Affaires, and Madam) Lisboa ;
Baru) Wlrther, Prussian Charge d'Affaires; Chevalier
Rebell() de Carvalhe, Portuguese Charge d'Affaires;
Prince J. Soutzo, Grecian Charge d'Affaires; Baron de
Bourqueney, French Charge d'Affaires; Chevalier de
Repna, Steilian Chage d'Affaires; Mr. Henry Brock-
hoist Livingstoi,, Attache to the United States Legation ;
Mr. MAxey, United B:atts Charge d'Affaires to Belgium ;
Mr. John Van Buren; Mr. Joao Olivera Carvalho,
Attache to the Portuguese Ligation; Mr. Negrete, Se-
cretary, and Mr. B. Muriel, Attache to the Mexican Le.
gation ; Count de Forbin Janson, Attache to the French
Etubzsy; Chevalier J. de S andoval,- Attache to
the Sdanish Legation ; Mr. Kissel& ff, First Secre-
tary of the French Embassy ; the Lord Steward, the
Lord Chamber-I:in, the Master of the Horse, the Post-
Mower General, the Captain of the fLanourable Corps
of Gentlemen at Arms, Lord Hill, C Id Stick in Wait-
ing; the Captain of the Yeomen Guard, Sir John IM•Neill,
G. C. 13. and K. L. S., her Majesty's Envoy Extraor-
dinary, and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Shah cf Persia;
The Comptroller of the I.l.)uschuld ; M. Mattl,, M. P.,
•Under Secretary for the Hume De,,a....ttnet.t; Marquis of
Huntley, Aile.de-camp to the Queeu; Mr. Thomas
Shiffacr, Paymaster of the Household ; Sic Henry

, Wheatley, G. C. H. Kt.eper of Her Majest3's 13,ivy
Purse; the Lord Mayor; Hon. E iward Butler, Licute.
:hint of the Honourable Cures of Gentlemen at Arms ;
Sir Ed Pearson, Lieutenant of the Yeoman Guar,l ;
Mr. Sulivan, D...puty ,Secretary at War, the Master of the
Ceremoni‘ s ; Sir Thanks Ret,re, Standard Bearcr to the
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; v. Dr.
Short, Deputy Clerk of the Closet in Waiting ;
Sir George Houltun, Ensign of the Yeomen
Guard ; Mr Bloomfield, S.cretary to her Majesty's
Legation at Stockholme ; Colonel Cavendish, the Clerk
Marshal ; Lord Alfred Paget, Equerry to her Mkjysty ;
Mr. James Bunce Curling, CI, rk of the Cheque of the
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arm, ; Mr. Eller
thorp, Clerk of the Clic que of the Yeomen Guard ; Mr.
P.rkcr Nuttalt, Exon in Waiting ; S'r Benjamin
Smith ; Sir Francis Collier, Naval A;,le-de-Camp iu
Waitin.*; Colonel W) ndyard and Sir Robert Gardiner,
A. D.C. to the Queen; Lord Radstock, N A D.C. ;
Major St•phen., Equerry to his Royal Highness the Duke
of Cambridge; Baron Knesebeik ; Rev. Montague Wyn-
yard, Chaplain in Ordinary in Waiting ; the Lord Miyor's
Chaplain ; Major Hyde, Assistant Master and Marshal of
the Ceremonies ; Lieutenant- C:donel Reid, 2.1 Life
Guards, Silver S:ick ; Colonel \Valton, Field Officer in
Brigade Waiting; Captain Villiers, Coldstream Guards.
Actin.. Adjutant in Waiting; Lieutenant-Colonel A,t,
Grenadier Guards, Captain of the Guard on duty ; Cji•
tain Green and Mr. Blackwood,- GeLtlemen Ushers in
Waiting.
Among the general company were Mr. Culquhoun,
Anent and Consul. Genera- for the Hans Towns; the
Chancellor of the Order of St. Michael and St. George ;
and the following
DUCHESSES—Somerset, Northumberland, Bedford.

ARCHIONESSES —D J wnEhire, Th-nnood: Cornwallis.

COUN rEssEs—Tankerviile, Bruce, Dowager Clare,
Lichfield, Zetland, Albemarle, Stanhope, Delaware, Wick-
low, Radnor, Erroll, Dowager Chichester, Munster, De
Salis, Euston, De Grey, Hillsborough, Wilton.
VISCOUNTESSES—BoyIe, Combernocre, Ashbrook, How_
ick, Fitzharris, Northland, Maynard, Vallctort.

BARONESS-Lc Despenccr,.
LADIES—Oee, Shelly, Bulkcicy, Philipp, Emily Futor,
Wheatley, Yarde Buller, Kirkland, 11I•Neill, Isabella
Fitzgibbon, Charlotte Hill, Catherine Cavendish, Cathe-
iine Leslie, Catherine Bruen, Charles Russell,
Charlotte Egerton, Buller, Shaw Stewat, A.
Baring, Emily Gore, Elizdheth Gore, Jenkins.
LADlES—Dowager Rivers, Saltoun, C. Saltoun, C.
Underwood, Ross, Kinnaird, Gardiner, S.A.des, Vivian,

Maly Iloges, Frances Fletcher, M. Stanley, Poltimore,
Mary Hood, M. Phipps, L. Mevrrick, Hayes, Bridport,
R. Stewart, Adelaide Hay, H. Howard, W. D'Eresby,
L. D. Bromley, J. Boucerie, Rossmore, Stanley, M.
Compton, Ashworth, Denman, Rolle, L. Pelham, Wharn-
cliffc, Burghersh, M. Stephenson, A. Ikresford,
Kratchbull, Moore, Semour, C. Strlngv ays, Cornewall,
Doraville, Adelaide Fitz.larenee. L. Cline, Manners,
Barrow, R. Nos.,Yent Stepney, Chatterton, Bloomfield,
A Beckett, L. Fitzroy, M. Hill. Anna Maria Courteray,
F. Hotham, Radstock, Lionel Smith, C. Wood,
Duff Gordon, M'Gregor, Nightingale, J. Scmcrset,
Braybrook, E. West, Oranmore, G. Murray, Sznmis, A.
Wilbraham, E. Howard, (2) Cornwallis, A. Kerr,
Glenlyon.
HONOURIBLES—Mrs. Edward Butler, Miss Fraser,
Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Manic, Mrs. Denman, Mis. Leigh, Miss
Flower, Mrs. George Ponsonby, Lady B. Pcchcll, Mrs.
Fi zmaurice, Mrs. Charles Drummond, Miss Herbert,
Mrs. J. Talbot, Augusta Willoughby, Emily Pcnsonbv,
Fanny Hood, Miss Mit:ord, Mrs. H. Murray, Sophia
Hood, Mrs. O'Grady, Charlotte Ile bert, Mrs. Charles

Ponsonby, Lady Borough, Miss Neville, Miss Murray,
Mrs. \V. Herbert, Mrs. J. Finch, Mary Knox, Louisa
Knox, H trriet Browne, Frances Julia :Murray, Miss May-
nard, Mrs; Ruus, Mrs. Meade.
MISTRESSES—CoIquhoun. Charles Lushington, Hugh
Baillie, Shaft° Adair, Binnerman, Long, Chandos
Leigh, Montefiore nee de Rothschile, Pringle Taylor, Bas-
set Weymouth, Palm r, Philip Bennet, W. R. Robin-
son, W. Watson, Hopkinson, Edwin Rodgers, Palmer,
John Garratt, E. Rice, Peers, Eel North, Barneby,
Sparling, Gibbons, E. Cayley, Goodrich, Martin, Brown-
low, C. \Vynyard. Fitzgerald, Mary Sulivan, Matlay, St.
George, W. V. S'uart, Marshall, C. Stansfield, Conolly,
R. Colborne, Webster, R. Ellice, Wickham, E. Stanley.
Losth, 11. Wells, W}ndharn, A. Gossett, O'C,nnir,
Russell, G. Wilkinson.

MtssEs.—Colquhoun, Katharine Colquhoun, Baillie,
Shelley, Laura Wheatley, Sophia Wheatley. Fraser,
Doraville, Barrow, St'.nley, Kirkland, liovenden,
Guthrie, Leigh, Louisa Montt fibre, Cavendish, Shaw,
Stewart, Emma Tilney Long, Bradford, Long Wel-
leiley, Bsrne, Georgiana , Byrne, Ellice, CdnollY,
Sulivan, Mary Sulivan, Beckett, Diana Ponsonby, Ma•ia
Dickson, Percy, Elizabeth Care c, Ellen Carew, Smith,
W. W 3 ma, Herbert, K. Stewart, L. Percy, Quin, Spar-
ling, Isabi lla Smith, Drummond, King, Eleanor Drum-
' mond, J. Beresford, Pierecpont, 3 Codringtons, Gardiner,

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M. Stanley, Catherine Stanley, Asbrvorth, Vic
l'eresfOrd, Rice, Clive, J. Stewart, L.
Marshall. Susan Mirsliall, Ridloy Cdborne,
Wyndham, Heneage, F. Wood, F.. Sum
Shuttlesvoth, Cross, Kerr, M. Kerr, Alice
Gordon, C. Somerset, PhiHipps, Duff Gord:;n, Louisa
\Vynyard, M ,ry Nl-ado, A. M-ade,
Vise, 13trtlor, Goodrich, Vernon Harcourt, Sul% an,
Nlurr y, Frances Murray, Susan Mu ray, Nl`Gregor,
Pardo', M. 13 ckett, Ommany, K. Ommany, Loire.
MaaQulsEs—llurtly, Lansdowne, No-manby, Thomcnd,
West meat h.

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EARLS—Devon, Z:tiand, Muever, Erroll, Radnor,
Wleklow, Eti•itnn, Cowptr.
VISCOUNTS—BO) !C, Clive, Comber mere, tlorr;ek, PAl-
mersten, DLit:cannon, ALlbcurce, CAutilur,

A ::'•IIBISIICP—Armagh.
P-- Norwich.
Looni—BoseP.wen, Sondes, Bloomfield, S
Icy. L‘tri ton, M. H if, G. Q .in, Prudho-, Braybrocke,
Orrno::cle, Kinna;rd, Burgher.h, Poltimore.
RIGIIT HONOURABLE—Henry Pierr. pont.
HONOURABLES— W. Frascr, Mr. Duncan, W. St,Art,n,
C. Fitzmaurice, C. Drummond, C. Cou.tonay, C. Pon.
sonby, Rev. A. Phipps, T. K :ox, L. Grady, R v. 11.
Coortenay, G. Finch, W. Trrople, Mr. Maynard, G.
Meade, Capt. Kep. el, Cart Roos.
SIRS —R. &likely Philipps, J. Y. Buller, G. Carroll,
J Shelley, J. Kirkland. E. Ilayi-s, D. N,,rreY9, J. Crux:.,
C. l) muck, W. Chattertun, K. J ::kiss. T. Phi:lipps,
.1 Pecheit, J. Crofton, J. M‘Greger, E. Knatabuli, C.
Hunter, J. Barrow.
Rev. MESSIEURS—J. Burs. ,J. Alatkic., E. Prodgers,
E. R pt n.
AlEssiEurs —E. Foley, M. P., C. Cavendish, Chiches-
ter, M P., C. Leigh, J. Booth, R. Robinson, James
Tiomson, J Garrott, Wm. Blake, 31. P., Shafto Adair,
Btiliserman, Long, Bassetts, Brui.sn, W. Marshall, J.
S.rlis, pkinson. G. Carmichael. Kann, Lucas, R.
Ellice, D. Jones, J. Coplinir, M. Gregor, Dattin, Gi3-
D.,w, 0. Goodrich, C. Cooper, Duniar,
B. Baker, Hoare. J. Dais, C. Smyth, W. Robinirai, F.
C.x. Pilgrim, F. Maily, C. Lushinvon. Russell. H.
Alexander, F. North, Fi!zg-crald, Wilkes, G. Irwin,
Fowke, C. Ccnully, F. Trench, Stanley, H. Burgh, Chal-
loner, G. Bushe, Wihraham, E. Rice. BArneby, A.
Cwset, C. George, Palmer, H. Gorges, Burr, Marshall,
P. Belinct, M. Anketell, G. Wilkinson, P. Howard, Ste-
phenson.

ADMIIIALS-&r Charles Ogle Sk;psey, Sir G. Monre,
Sir E. Codringtonr
GENERALq---Sir Thomas Bradford, S'r Ilonry Wheat-
lpy, G. C. 8., Sir E. Staunus, C. Macleod, Sir ETteneh,
Su- ii. Gareer, Sir J. Macleod, Hon. H. Mo-ray
Slr Q. Grant, Sir J. Gardiner, Hon. W. Gardner, 8:r
H. Lowe.

COLnNELS— Hugh Baillie, Pringle Taylor, K H., Co-
!lolly, M. P., Wemyss, Webster, NorellifTc, R. W.:llaeo,
Crosse, Wingfield, Meyrick, Colvile, S 8.7,h0pe, Wyud.
ham, Macintosh, Ashworth, Wood, Gowell.
MAJORS—Waymouth, R.Jbb, Maclean, P..ine, Sweet-
nun,

CAPTAINS —Toup Nicolas:, C. 13., Knox, It. Harvey,
Whatalan, Coop..sr, F. Blackwood, M. White, Fletcher,
Newcomer, Watson, Margary.
CarratNs—E. Ansell, Wcod, Guille, B. Knight,

UOMMADERS— ‘lVat-Rhington, C. Buckle, Herbert, Nl•ll-
wainc, Denham.

LIEUTENANTS—Irvine, Stuart; PERloi.-, .t. Palmer,
Stow vll, Gardner, Brett, Ward°, Shipton, Jones, Go!die,
Hamnr.rd, Rattcrbury, Freese, V. Kirkland, Murray,
Steele, Lavie, Ommany, White.

ENSIGNS—Patten, Wallace, Crawley, Bienkinsopp.
The ft,llowing Ladies were presented to the Queen :
Viscountess Combcrmerc, on her marriage, by the Mar-
chioness of Downshire.
The Countess of Z.Aland, by the Countess of Charlernont.
Viscountess Boyle, by Viscountess Hossick.
Lady Shaw Stewart, by the Duchess of Somerset,
Lady Catherine Leslie, by the Countess Dowager of Chi..
Chester.
Baroness Le Despencer, by'the Countess of Falmouth.
Lady Kirkland, by Lady Sondes.
Lady Botler, by the Viscountess Bcresford.
Lady M•Neill, by Lady Wheatley.
Lady Charles Russell, by the Duchess of Bedford.
The Hon. AL's. Edward Butler on her marriage, by
Viscountess Forbes.
The lion. Mrs. Fraser, by her mother, Lady Saholm.
Lady Mary Hood, on her marriage, by Lady Bridport.
Lady Mary Hoare, by the Dowager Lady Rivers.
Lady Cross, by Lady Yarde Buller.
Lady Adelaide Fi!zelareoce, by her mother, the Countess
of Munster.
Mrs. Charles Lushington, on her marriage, by Lady Ca-
therint. Cavendish.
Mrs. Lon;, by Lady Gardiner.
Mrs. Shafto Adair, by Lady Cowley.
Mrs. Pringle Taylor, by Lady Yarde Buller.
Lady Gardiner, by the Duchess of Northumberland.
Lady Jenkins, by Lady Lucy Oliver.
Lady Frances Fletcher, by the Dosirager Lady Rivers.
Lady Ashworth, by Lady Catherine Bruen.
Lady Hayes, by the Countess of Falmouth.
Lady Knatelrball, by the Marchioness of Downshire.
Lady Adelaide Flay, by the Countess of Erroll.
Lady Stanley, by the Countess of Wilton.
Miss Katherine Colquboun, by her mother, Mrs. Col.
quhoun.
Miss Fraser, by her grandmother, Lady Sshello.
Miss Kirkland, by Lady Kirkland.
Miss Stanley, by her mother, Lady Mary Stanley.
• Miss Louisa Montefiore, by her mother, Mrs Montefiore,
rd..i de Rothschild.
Miss Leigh, by Mts. Chandos Li igh.
Miss Shaw Stewart, by her mother. Lady Shaw Stewart.
Mi,s Bradford, by her Grace the Duchess of Northumber-
land.
• Mrs. Martin, by Lady Bloomfield.
%Lida ne 0 Collor, by the Marchioness of No:mil:by.
Lady. Chattcrton. by the Dowager Lady River..
?Jr.A Wickham, by the Countess De Grey.
Mrs. St George, by the Marchionezi of Normanby.
Alms Mary Subv.,n, by the Duchess of Noithumbtrland.
Brownlow, by the Countess of Charlemont.
Mrs. Gibbons, on her marriage, by Lady Caroline Wood.
Mrs. Edward Cayley, by the Countess of Euston.
Mis. Goodrich, by Viscountess Beresford.
Mt-g. Barnebv, on her marriage, by. Lady John Semerset.
Mrs. Peers by her mother, Mrs. Lowth.
Mrs. John Got ratt, by the Countess de &Hs.
Mrs Frederick North, by Lady Wheatley.
Mts. Edward Rice, by Lady KnateliLdl.
Miss Rice, by Lady Knatel,bull.
Mrs. Ed sin Prodgc;s, by Lady Rossmcre.
Mrs El irakinson, by Lady John Somerset.
Mrs. Philp Bennet, by Viscountess r'orbs.
Miss Perdue, by Lady Stepney.
Mss Stilivan, by the Duchess of Northumberland.
M tss Go, de ich, by Viscounti,s Beresford.
Miss Bu'ler, by her mother, Lady Butler.
Mi,s Mary Phillipps, by Lady John Somerset.
Miss Li,nsa Wynyard. by Mrs. Edsrrd 11'3 ityard.
Miss Phillipps, by Lady John Somerset.
Alice Duff Gordon, by her mother, Lady Duff

Gordon.
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Li !y Anni Maria Courtenay, by the Countesi Dowascr

of Ctte'n-ster.
Miss Mary Sulivan, by the Duchess of Northumberland.
Hon. Louis.:l Knox, by Viscountess Northland,
Lody Bloomfield, by *Lady Vivian.
Lady Nightingale, by the Right Honoura'Ao Lady Brag..
brook e.
Lady Lionel Smith, on her return from Jamaica.
The Ho 3. Mrs. Leigh, by the Marchioness of Brel!.
dr:lt:ace.
M.ss Shuttleworth, by her mother. Mrs. Prederkk North,
Miss t.;ross, by her mother, Lady Cross.
Mrs. Susan Marshall, by Mrs. Marshall.
Miss R:dley Colborne, by Mrs. Irdley Colborne,
Miss Goldie, by Lady Lionel Smith.
Miss Ashworth, by her mother, Lady Ashworth.
Miss Catherine Stanley, by Mrs. Edward Stanley,
Miss Gardiner, by Lady Gardiner.
Alias E. Drummond, by the 1-I,m. Mrs. C. Drurnmunt
Miss Maria Dickson, by Lady Chatterter,
Miss Conollv, by Mrs. Conolly.
Lim. Mrs Finch, by the Countess of Stanhope.
The Hon. F. antis Julia Murray, by Lady Glenlyon.
Hun. Miss Neville, by her mother. Lady 13ragbrooke.
Mrs. W. R. Robinson, by Lady Vivian.
Hon. Lady Birough, by the Dowager Countess of
Chichester
Hon. Charlotte Herbert, by her mother, Lady Lucy Clive.
The Hon. Mrs. Fitzmaurice, by the nachiontss of

Th:•mond.
Miss Smith, daturlitcr of the Governor of Jamaica, by he.:
mother, Lady Lionel Smith
Hon. Mrs. Chalks Ponsonby, by Lady Kinnaird.
M ss Sparliug, by Lady Poltimore.
Miss Isabella Smith, daughter of the Governor of Jamaica,

by her mother, Lady Lionel Smith.
The Honourable Mrs. George Ponsonby, by the Lady

Kinnaird.
Mrs. Sparling, by Lady Poltimore.
Miss Ornmanney, by Lady M•Grigor.
Miss Katherina Ommanney, by Lath' M‘Greger.
Mi,s Diana Ponsonby, by the Lady Kinnaird.
M,.s. Green Wilkinson, by Lady Bridport.
Miss 1.4; izabeth Carew, by Mrs. Palmer.
Miss Filen Carew, by Mrs. Palmer.
The Knights Grand Crosses of the several Orders of
KniOithood present at the Drawing-room wore the
Lirs of their respective Orders.
Her Majesty and suite returned to Buckingham P4laeo
after the Dra
Queenwing-room.
The remained at Lansdowne House on Wednes.
day night until half-past twelve o'clock, when her Majesty
left, accompanied by her Royal Highness the Duchess of

K•snt. -
Yesterday was the birth-dry of the Duchess of Glou-
cester. Her Royal Highness received congratulatory
visi?s from the Members of the Royal Family at Glouces-
ter House. Her Royal Highness dined in the evening
With the Duke aid Duchess of Cambridge et Cambridge
II mse. A select party were invited to meet the Royal
Duchess.
The Duchess of Cambridge, attended by Baroness
Ahlefeldt and Baron Knesebeck, honoured the Duke of
Wellington with their company at dinner on Wednesday
at Apsley House. Her Royal Highness after iards
wcnt to the Concert of Ancient Music.
Mr. Wilson, Governor of the Bahl; of Ireland, had an
interview yet.terday with the Chancellor of the Etchtqur
in Dos Wing. street.
The Cabinet Council, held at the Foreign Office ott
W. dnesday afternoon, sat three hours. ,
Mr. Jam. s Heywood and Mr. George Wood had ontervicw
,yesterday with the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

LADIES' DRESSES.
HER MAJESTY.
A white net dress, over white satin, elegantly trimmed
with 5.11 v. r blonde flounces ; the body and sleeves splen-
didly ornamented with diamonds ; train of rich pink and
siher 1-ish poplin, lined with white satin and trimmed with
silver blonde. Headdress, diamond diadem, feathers, and
lappets.
11.1 Z R. THE DUCTIES3 OF KENT.—A white netdres!,i
richly embroidered in gold and scarlet; the b°d a"