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

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' sr_i.sbf the • Ladies were in general of ' 101114
Lady, CA Cr lib:lp r. Lilac and silver gauze coat ; with
re, 1 Tlaedr:-..s .
be or the saint, trirurned' with H
.sifver. ead.dress c, m.
crape, with a slight in'terrifixture of lilac and Re.i.it.
posed of a gteat profusion of diaitiontis and fathefs•tastefully
,b lgoySpSat
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I; : • 'or:tsreichhefet-t diire'Tes were. either G,recian6or
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iirraliged. - ' - -
~ Lady: Co pm rcL -- Pea-green crape' - crta t, with dark-green IP - :
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.rs were genera )r. morn. ..t
draperies spotted with silver, 'II-Mimed with 1,:.e black lace. , . ..
klead -dress Co Cofßts pond ' 1 the whole,.- the Drawing,-roern wore a Much tn0r.....
Lady C, T liC ART —Body and train of attire-blue crape, 1 • brilliant aSpe&than usual. 'The diarrionds. worn bi
HER 'MAJESTY Oere worth 150,0001. The Ball at
trimmed with A A'vreathing ofgreen Pprtiiga weed.; octticoat '
rile sArne over•white satin; draperies tied up vOir;11 tnitich.:s tp. . ,-
correspond. - • II igiat was dispensed with; as has- been the praaice
.Lady l j'E. LgN HA LL.. —Petticoat` of blue sx-snet ;on the fcr some years-past.
tchesS Of YORK went In right side a taliing drapery of white ctap,,. richly trimmed
with Valenciennes Ike and pearls ; 'on tire nett
side a sash '..• _The Duke and Dii
fastened- viit II cords and tassels of the-bame. .864 and train with two carriages 'tided- with attendants, at a quart.:r
to correspond.
. o'clock escorted by a party of L:44... •
Guards. The-Band of the 'Coldstream Ite.;--itive it
Lady ANN Sr twAtt r —Body. and train of white crnre,s
before font
trimmed with lace,; petticoat the saine ; draperies p.m-
received them in the Palace, in their State live i,-..::,
med with very fine lace, and tied up- writ antic:hes of !he
much admired' passion ;:lower ; at tne buttoin
,a wreath to • . playing The Duke of York's Mareli.
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correspond.; •
Lord GRENVILLE gave a Grand Dinner in honour '
Lady S. Douai, As and Lady C._ Doifc L As—White crape,. , , trains trimmed with lace.; petticoats of the same ;on one of the day. Earls FITZWILLIAM, BUCKINGI,IA?r-
side a Circassian sash ofcrape, trimmed with peails, and tied up with cords and tassels. . skilßE,,and CARLISLE; Lords StDAIOUTH anc] 'Pc.
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NOUGIIMORE, were observed to be among ihee cm.
Lady Sm z rm.7--Boc:v and train of :White sarsnet, trirnrned
with tine blonde, and ornamented with pearls and wreaths of pany present. _
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flowers; petticoat, '.white crape grounded with pearls ; the
draperies drawn up with wreaths of lila.: roses, ending on The Speaker of the House of Commons went tOthe left side with rich pearl roses and tassels.
St..farues's in his -state carriage, at halt past tr;er
Lady EL IZABE rut . Matta AY—White •crape trimming, , o'clock, with all his attendants.
tastefully oinaiuented with libirrnams. Fox gave a Grand Dinner upon the'occos,,,i„
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Hon. Mrs. WEs r--White crape petticoat, embroidered in
to a party of Ministerial. Friends, and other --•-
silver willow intermixed with purple; at the bottom a pt. ti:.3
rich A-la-Grec border and chain. - ' of distinction.
Hon. Mrs. FANS was
,dressed in her usual style of ele-
gance; a lilac petticoat, covered with
_Brussels lace, and Earl CARNARVON have a Grand Dinner, at his
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looped up with beads and bunches of grapes; body and mull
house in Tenterden•street, to a number of the Gr... --.... * Officers of State, and Gentlemen of His MA J 4ST i '-:•;
of lilac. Head.dress, diamonds, and a plume of leathers.
Honourable Mrs. Bar HELL--A pale pink sarsnet petticoat,
with a deep Etruscan border in silver and Household: , stones; plain white .
A resat many New Carriages were launched.- in
crape Draperies, with two very large wreaths of vine leaves g
andgranes in silver and stones, with appliques of white sa- honour of the day.
tin ; p3ik train, richly embroidered in silver. Head-diess;
The Mail-Coaches -made_ their Usual. dismay` of
diamonds and leathers. •
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_fine Horses and Harness; and thel Two-Penn; ik,st.
Hon. MIS. CA ULF lELD—A violet crape dress, fanciful]
ornamented with bunches of white roses. Train of the same. Equestrians cut a very good .figure. . • ,
• At night all the Theatres, as. well as the Opera
Hon. Mrs. T. DE Gx F. y—White satin petticoat ; . yellow
crape draperies, decorated with beads, fringe and tassels.` ~.. • , s
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.. House, several Public Edifices, and the 11011,0, of
Body and train yellow crape.
Hon: Mrs. BURTON liaxtar—White crape coat, with the Royal• Household, were illuminated. The le-
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festoons of yellow point at the bottom, fastened up with
bunches of dead silver grapes and burnished silver leaves ; .
tropolis, in many parts, therefore, appeared
‘'er,
Splendid, notwithstanding the adverse state of the
across the coat one of tile most beautiful draperies of yellow• sp
crape,we ever remember 'to have seen, with runniog pattern '. weather: •
of dead silver grapes and burnished silver leaves, •with stalks of steel, the etleet strikingly beautiful, trimmed with yellow Amongst the Illuminations in. honour of our Mdst-
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and silver bells ; turban. pocket-holes. YelloW- crape train, tiractous Sovereign's Birth-day, none weie .more;
edged with
,yellow and silver point; the sleeves elegantly elegant or appropriate -than that at the Waretiouss,..
. for the Yellow Fever Remedy, at Charing-crosS. On
trimmed. Heact-dresS, yellow teathens whit a profusion of •
diamonds.
the top of the front wai_placeda Super.b Star, under
The I--ion'..MrS. G. Viz. IA r Rs—A primrose sarsnet petti-
coat, with lace drapery,, tastetudy ornamented with musk which was a large Anchor, - and 'both splendidly
flowers. •
' lighted up with varieffated lamps. • 'Under- the Au-
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The lion. Mrs. L..-DAratli.—A green silver dress: '
chor a beautiful and well-executed Transparency
- Mrs. CODRINGTON - AAV.IIIIC ctito.. petticoat, with a sil-
ver border; draperies richly embroidered us silver, and bar- was placed, representing Hope leaning on an Anchor,
ders of bunches of flowers'sn the real silver oriental lame or .-whiCli a cable is affixed, on each strand of which
:lamented with silver cords and tassels' ; the whole, lined with -to
are the letters-E. S. I. rEnglgnd,.: Scotland, Ireland)
Demon-coloured saisnet,, had a beautiful and very (falcate ap-
pearance. Train, lemon-coloured sarsnet, urn-lined with This is called the Imperial Cable, which Hope holds
silver., fleacl.dress, diamonds and feathers. Mrs. reloN [' .
AGO ..11Uk•GOY NE —A lilac patent lace body
in 'her liana, and one end of 'it surrounds a rYletiz:l-
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in which is G. R. with a Crown and . Raj Of
and train, a petticoat or tile same ; a drapery. trimmed with lion,
rich white lace, elegantly drawn tip ';:. festoons with white Glory. Round the Medallion is this motto--« MRS
cords and tassels, Which made a very handsome appearance. united, ever viaorious."
Mrs: ti Ass: raL—A pink crape petticoat; draperies of the -
same richly em in braidered patent pearl,.forming a most beau-
.I.X.PLANATION. :,-.--The Star is the leading Star to
tiful scrole, the ground-work of the draperies embroidered in persons gding to an Infeaed Climate,- and points allt
pearl to, correspond '.sitith the rest ; the draperies were _
sus-
pended- with rich pearl tassels ; the rope- was richly ernbrai- where an invaluable article may be obtained, to pre-
tiered in pearls. . ..... _ . _ - vent Pestilential Disease. The Anchor indicates
Mrs. Dft A X —Body and train of purple crape; petticoat of. - that:the Yellow Fever Remedy is considered the Sea-
the sarrie; draperies trimmed' with .go,d fringe, ornamented' . man!s Sheet Anchor, on which our brave Country-
' With Cordona tassels. .
' Mrs. B tuna frit —White crape body and train ; petticoat men may place the most firm reliance. of the same, 'studded with pearls ; 'diaperies trimmed with .
very fine lace, gracefully drawn up with wnte.lis of libur-
narn

Mrs. Cu AMPN E YS,-tody and:!. train primrose-coloured
crape, trimmed with point lace.; petticoat of the
,same; at
the bottom, border to correspond with the draperies, Which
were appliqued in a. stile quite.nonvelle, with Carl:'-brown
leaves of tulips falling; these were gracefuf!y, tied up with
bunches of tulips, from•which were suspended ropes of peb-
ble beads.
Mrs. Ht N EA G E--Train pf white,.trimmed with lace ; pet-
ticeiat the same,' richly strewed with bugled. draperres, .em-
thaidered in a willow pattern, and tier up with bunches of
roses.
Mrs. lOW FFit—Train of blush-coloured sarsnet, trim-
med with puin.t lace '; petticoat the same, over which was
thrown a drapery of white crape, tied up with pearls.
• Mrs. SAti Body and - train jonquil-colored sarsnet,
trimmed with Brussels, lace ; petticoat white erape; drape-
. ries gracefullY•festconect with wreaths of Bowers to corres-
:pOnd. - This dress was particularly admired forits taste and
elegance: • • •
Mrs..WAeroLs--A dress of yellow crape, richly appli-•
,qued with silver in stripes of chain a-la-yrec the cross-way ;
a handsome border at bottom or the same,' and'inrished With a
-turban of crape. Train of yellow sarsnet, trimmed with
silver..
Mrs. GEORGE WARD—Lilac crape 'coat, richly spotted
with silver ; down the from a very elegant runiung pattern
. of lilac and silver applique; the bottom a illUbt beautiful
border of lilac and silver shells; body and train to correspond.
Head-dress lilac and whtte feathers, with it profusion of dia-
monds.
Mrs. PA I.:TON—Yellow
.crape coat, with a rich running
pattern at the bottom of white and silver lace drapery, most
elegantly embroidered in white an4,silver,lo correspond with
that of the coat ; vcilow train, trinumd with silver; pocket-
holes of the Tuscan order, with silver cord and tassels. Head-
dress yellow leathers, and a profusion of diamonds.
Mrs. WINDHAM—W hire and st l ver dress.
Mrs. STEAD (Lady Collingwood's sister)—A white crape
and satin dress, ornamented with pearl beads: Drapery loop-
ed up with bunches of pink flowers.
Hon; Miss FRANCES CA LT HORPE—White crape coat,
with wreaths of the.lilly of the valley drawh up with great
taste across the coat. Train the-same. .
The Hon. Miss TOWNSEND wore a straw-coldured crape
petticoat,. beautithlly trimmed with lace_ and bunches of
hops.. Train of crape also straw-coloured:
The' Honourable. Miss G A it r sn,-Petticoat of white crape,
the drapery festooned up with -bunches of peach-blossom
flowers.; the train and body of peach-blossom sarsnet. Head-
dress of' pearls and ostrich feathers.
•_ The Honourable Miss ADD N G.T 0 N was dressed in a white
crape petticoat; spotted crape drapery, tastefully ornamented
with lace and green .flowers ; green sarsnet train, trimmed
with lace, and fastened with the most plea Sing fincifUl taste,
so as' to form a drapery on the left side of the petticoat.. •
Hon. Miss -BR ADWELL.--A petticoat of white crape, with
~draperies. and
,sashes, tastefully ornamented with superb '
wreaths of passion flowers in gold-and purple foil, with green
tie:Ayes.
Miss M. BUR GOYNE—A body • and train 'of white crape,
trimmed with wreaths of small yellow roses ; a pettiCoat of •
the same, decorated with large yellow roses; and a drapery
most tastefully drawn up.
Miss COL,L lER —A white crape dress, 'ornamented with
'roses. ,

'ROYAL ACADEMY.-r-The 'Anniversary Dinner in
honour of His " AIA:TESTI Birth-Day took place
:yesterday at Freentasonsi-Hall. Mr. WYATT took
the Chair as President.--r-There was a numerous as-
semblage of Artists and their friends, 'but not so
many'of the Academic Body as might be expeaed,
Considering the occasion. The Meeting, however,
was very festive. Several Gentlemen gratified the
rcOmpany with their vocal powers, Particularly Mr.
TURNERELLI, whose talents in Sculpture are weil
known.—The Papdeans, at intervals, exhilirated
the Meeting; and the tday.passed in the utnaoh good
humour and conviviality. 2.

FROM A NEW YORK PAPER, MAY 4.
" Arrived yesterday the Pilot boat Patriot, Capt.
INGRAHAM, who
.was dispatched on Saturday in
'Pursuit of
,the Vessels which had been captured
within our jurisdi&ion and' sent to Halifax. Ca!:t.
INGRAHAM proceeded 260 miles beyond St. George'3
Bank, and returned without discovering either of the
Vessels.

" The British Frigates, Leander and Cambrian,
had signals up for. Pilots on Wednesday in the fore-
part of the day, but as none would go on board,
their came to anchor, in the afternoon; at a short
distance from the Hook.
" A Murderer was some time since surrendered
to the British Government for a crime committed,
not on their territory, but at sea. Let the Captain,
of the Leander be now delivered up to our Govern-
ment for having stained our own shores with the
blood of an American Citizen."

DREADFUL FlRE.—This. morning about a quar+
ter before three o'clock a fire,broke out in the Kev
Tavern, Chandos-street, Covent-garden, the'whole
of the interior of which was destroyed, and the
opposite house considerably damaged. The fire, as
we are informed, commenced in the room of an
elderly Gentleman (a Colonel T---), who went'
there , last night with a: companion ; he was very
much intoxicated, and it Is'supposed that he acci-
dentally set fire to the curtains'ofhis bed. The per,
son who went with him had quitted the house' some
time 'before. It is with the utniost concern we state,
that this unfortunate 'Gentleman (who,' we under-
stand, has left a widow and four children) lost hist
life on the melancholy occasion : his body was'found
thiS morning, dreadfully disfigured, and was removed
in a shell. The fire was so rapid in its progresS, that
the Other visitors, who'were very numerous, with the
utmost difficulty, escaped With their lives. They had
not time to dress themselves, but were obliged ti) rush
into the street, wrapped up in sheets and blankets,
and some were without these covering.. A *number
of the Royal Westminster and Prince of .Wales's
Volunteers repaired to the spot as soon as the alarm
was given, and were of the utmost service in keeping
off the mob,' and assisting the exertions of the Vire-
men.

Miss Got. nsWOR Tay—Lavender-blue crape petticoat and
draperies, etimined witlt black lace. Head-dress. to correspond,
lVltss L' rut IA Smi r n—Budy and train bule-coloured
sara-
net, trimmed yith blonde and a wreath of smal( roses ; Petti.
coat white crape; a GreCian drapery, rlegantiy, drawn up and
interspersed with bunches of blush ruses. •
. Miss DA WSON—A white cfape drapery, fastened up• with
branches of apple.lblossoms ; train and petticoat also of white
• crape, trimmed with zigzag ribbon. Head..cfress, plume of
feathers and diamonds.
bliss oo r a, niece to her Royal Highness the Duchess of
'Gloucester, appeared in that at) le of taste and elegance by
which she is al was distiopithed, in a dress of white crape,
tastefully ornamented with • Woad white lace; rich 'spotted
drapery, beautifully trimmed with lace; and elegantly fas-
!encd with straw.i.oloured flowers ;•the train white sarsnet,
trinipied- with lace, and fastened in a new and elegant Man,
ner, so as to form a drapery.i.4l the left side of file petticoat.

On Monday last, at his house, at Plymouth-
Dock, the Lady of 4ear-Admiral JOHN SUTTON,
Esq. was delivered of a Daughter.
Nearly One Hundred Thousand Pounds in Prizes,
and only Four Days to. Eiraw!!'!-Now is the
time to adventure, a few days must determine the
whole. The-purchase of a single Ticket may pre-
sent you with-Twenty Thousand Pounds, beii.es
the chance of the inferior Prize of 50001. &c.
The net Day of Drawing will be Saturday
Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are on Sale
at SWIFT and .Co's. Old Office, in the Poultry. •

GENTLEME,\S' DRESSES. •
TUFF. KING
Was dressed in the uniform of Field:Marshal.
His Royai Highness the•l'atricsvf WA Lis, the Doica of
• VOILK, and all the Royal Brothers were dressed in either
Naval or Military unitOrins:.
The Dresses of the Gentlemen at Court might be said td
consist chletly of three colours ut these the Nairal and Mi.,
linty Unitorms were, as usual in war time, most predonti..
pant: The third description or men's drtissFs was the new
Windsor, or Installatton Uniform.