The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-11 00:00:00

HIS MAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROOM.

In addition to the presentations to his MAJESTY mentioned
yesterday, were the following :--
Mr. .1. Adams Smith, on his being appointed Charge d'Af-
faires of the United States of America, by Mr. Secretary Can-
ning; Mr. A. De Souza, and Mr. Nunex de Camillo, on their
being appointed Secretaries to the Portuguese Ambassador ;
The Hon. Alias Falkland Cary, daughter to the late and sister
to the present Viscount Falkland, by the Duchess of Leeds ;
Miss Call, by her mother, Lady Louisa Call.
[Owing to the King commencing his Drawing Room at the
time advertised, the Court concluded much earlier than was
contemplated, in consequence of which the number of the com-
pany intending to be present arrived too late at the Palace to be
presented.)
LADIES' DRESSES.
(Continued from Tim Sm.; of yesterday.)
Mrs. Beaumont—Rich white satin slip, and over that an
elegant embroidered tulle dress in colonne, with a richly raised
garniture of tulle and embroidered leaves, body and sleeves
richly trimmed with point ; rich white figured silk train,
trimmed with satin and broad lace. Head-dress, superb plume
of white ostrich feathers, and a profusion of diamonds ; ear-
rings, necklace, and bracelets to correspond.
Mrs. William Jolliffe.—A splendid dress of Chantilly blond,
with flounces of the same tastefully looped up with marguesites
and gold corn, and finished with gold cords and tassels ; a rich
train of lavender satin, flounced with blond and trimmed with
a garniture of raised tulle clasped with gold. A rich plume of
feathers, with diamonds and blond lappets.
Mrs. Davison—A silver lama dress over white satin ; train
of rose Bros de Naples, trimmed to correspond. Head-dress,
feathers and diamonds.

Mrs. Anstruther—A French tulle dress embroidered in pink,
over a rich white satin under-dress; train of rich pink gros de
Naples, trimmed blond lace and pearls. Head-dress of rich
ostrich feathers and profusion of diamonds.
Mrs. Colonel Hughes—A pink tulle dress„ richly embroi-
dered with pearl beads, body and sleeves ornamented with pearl
beads and blond lace, a pink satin manteau lined with white
satin, and trimmed with blond lace and pearl beads.
Mrs. Lockhart—A white satin dress, superbly ornamented,
with silver flowers; train, lavender coloured silver lama, with
a superb border of blond lace wrought in silver scollops and
flowers. Head-dress, white ostrich feathers, bandeaux of dia-
monds, necklace and ear-rings of the same.
Mrs. Winston Barron—A dress of white tulle, with a beau-
tiful French garniture intermixed with pink roses; train of
pink watered gros de Naples, elegantly trimmed with blond.
flead-dress, a plume .of pink and white feathers, with a pro-
fusion of diamonds.
Mrs. Swynfen Jarvis--A tulle dress elegantly embroidered
in pearls and gold wheat ears ; body, richly trimmed blond
lace and pearl tassels, under dress of rich white satin ; train of
amethyst satin, superbly embroidered 'in gold wheat ears to
suit. Head-dress of rich ostrich feathers, jewels, pearls, and
amethysts.
Mrs. Brune Prideaux—A rich amber net dress, beautifully
decorated with pearls ; train amber figured gros de Naples,
lined with white satin, with pearl garniture to correspond.
Head-dress, a handsome plume of white ostrich feathers, fas-
tened with a magnificent amethyst and pear ornament ; neck-
lace, ear-rings, and bracelets to correspond, with rich blond
lappets.
Mrs. G. Nightingale—Petticoat of rich white satin, covered
with French tulle, richly ornamented with ?Meaux of pink
satin and tulle, in the form of lozenges, with silver flowers, in-
termixed with delicate pink geraniums ; sleeves and body to
correspond ; train of pink gros de Naples, tastefully trimmed
with French lisse and bunches of silver and pink geraniums.
Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. Lenigan—White tulle dress, trimmed garniture of tulle
and beads, orange blossoms, lilies, and blond lace; white satin
train, trimmed with ruche of tulle and bead wheat ears. Head-
dress, feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. Musgrave—A tulle dress' trimmed with satin and blond
in boufront-trimmings ; train of blue ciel gros de Naples.
Mrs. Rochfort Grange—A splendid transparent dress over
white satin, beautifully embroidered in wreathes and stripes of
gold, and branches of palm leaves resembling emeralds, rich
green and gold tissue body, ornamented with blond and dia-
monds ; train of emerald green silk, edged with a tasteful em-
broidery of leaves and gold. Head-dress, a splendid tiara 'and
wreath of diamonds' and plume of white ostrich feathers, ear-
rings and necklace of diamonds.
Mrs. Nassau—A rich figured tulle dress, elegantly orna-
mented with blond lace and flowers, over a primrose satin slip;
a very rich primrose figured silk train lined with white satin,
handsomely trimmed with blond lace. Head-dress, a magnifi-
cent plume of primrose and white feathers, with a quantity of
moat superb diamonds.
Mrs. Tyrwhitt Drake—A petticoat of white satin, dress of
tulle, richly embroidered with silver flounces and trimming to
"correspond ; train of grey satin, trimmed with blond and
silver. Head-dress, silver turban end feathers.
Mrs. Rooke—A rich white satin dress elegantly trimmed
with blond, white satin, and 'punches of rose unique ; a superb
train of emerald green err:bossed satin, richly trimmed with
blond and silver, interspersed with tulle. Silver turban with
white ostrich feathers and diamonds, . _ _

Mrs. Savill Onley—EmbroMeied tulle dress, over a rich
white satin slip, garniture of tulle, intermixed with satin en
agrafres ; rich lilac grog de Naples train. Head-dress, gold
toque, with a profusion of feather and diamonds.
Mrs. Magnay—A rich white figured satin dress, and full
garniture of tulle ; train of cerise imperiale Bros le Naples,
trimmed very tastefully with pearls in festoons. Head-dress,
feathers and diamonds. _

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Mrs. George Storey—Dress of rich white French figured
sarsnet, bordered by a large poneeau rouleau, above the
wadded hem, over which a deep festoon trimming of poneeau
crape, ornamented with alternate rows of poneeau, Russian
crosses, and French fleurs de Es ; train of poneeau gros de
Naples. Head-dress, a superb plume of white ostrich feathers,
intermixed with an esprit en ponceau, mounted en diadem, and
diamond fieur delis, blonde lappets, diamond necklace and
ear-rings.
rs. W. Wyndham —A rich white satin and net dress, elegantly
ornamented with epis en argent, and profusely trimmed with
blonde lace : manteau of rich blue gros de Naples, with garni-
ture en tulle and lama to correspond. Head-dress, ostrich
feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. C. Williams Wynn—Dress of tulle over white satin,
elegantly embroidered in pearl ; train of rich white gros de
Naples, with a trimming of tulle and satin leaves. Head-
dress, diamonds and ostrich feathers ; necklace and ear-rings to
correspond.
Mrs. Turner—A gold lama petticoat, with flounces of the
same : the flounces headed with bunches of gold oats, grapes,
and acorns ; train of geranium gros de Naples, trimmed with
tulle of the same colours tied up with bunches of gold hops.
Head-dress, pearls and a profusion of red and white ostrich
feathers, necklace, ear-rings, and ornaments to correspond.
Mrs. Cadogan—A tulle dress tastefully embroidered with
floss silk and acier ; a rich gros de Naples train, elegantly
trimmed to correspond. Head-dress, a superb plume of fea-
thers and diamonds.
Mrs. H. Dymoke—An elegant dress of white tulle over
white satin, beautifully trimmed with lama and bouquets of
silver wheat and ivy berries, gracefully tied on the left side with
flcurs d'orange and silver wheat ; a superb train of white water-
ed gros de Naples garniture of tulle and silver flowers. Head-
dress, a profusion of feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. Nowell—Over a very rich white satin petticoat, an ele-
gant robe of white tulle and satin, superbly trimmed at the
bottom, tastefully composed of white satin and tulle inter-
spersed with bouquets of white camillio japanico and orange
flowers and jasmin ; the body and sleeves very handsomely
trimmed with very elegant Brussel point; the manteau of a
very rich white satin, with a full trimming of tulle and satin,
confined with small bouquets of flowers to correspond with the
dress. Head dress, a magnificent plume of ostrich feathers and
superb diamonds.
Mrs. Hornby—Dress of tulle, with an ornamental applique
of satin a colonne, the garniture tastefully decorated with blue
della, and trimmed with blond lace ; manteau, rich blue satin,
with a bordering to correspond. Head dress, feathers and
diamonds.
Mrs. W. Gosling—Over a white satin petticoat an elegant
tulle dress, richly embroidered with steel and beads, body
and sleeves richly trimmed with fine Brussel point, man-
teau of a rich white figured silk, with an elegant trimming.
Head dress, a superb plume of ostrich feathers, and superb
diamonds.
Mrs. General Buller—A rich tulle dress, embroidered in
beads and chenille, worn over white satin ; peach satin train.
Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. Challinor Besse—A splendid
.gold lama dress, over
white satin ; manteau of rich white satin, handsomely trimmed
withgold
diamondsbuliio
nsaannda flowers.
amethysts.
Head-diess
feathers, a pro-
fusion of
Mrs. Millman-_A white tulle dress, embroidered in blush
roses and white satin ; manteau of white satin, trimmed with
tulle and roses. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. Curtis—A rich pink satin and net dress, with garniture
en tulle and satin, and trimmed with a profusion of blond lace
over a pink satin slip; manteau of rich pink satin, with gar-.
niture to correspond. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and dia-
monds.
Mrs. Farnham—G.la lama dress over a white satin petticoat;
robe of white satin, richly embroidered in gold. Head-dress,
feathers and a profusion of diamonds.
Mrs. Cooper—A splendid silver lama dress over white satin,
richly ornamented with silver and blond ; train, rich white
satin, trimmed with silver.: Head-dress, feathers and emeralds.
Mrs. Hervey—A beautiful ptitrirOS4 fulls dress over lAtirl,;

the same colour tprimrose satin train, lined with evening prim •
rose, trimmed with satin and flowers. Head-dress; feathers,
and a profusion of diamonds and emethysts.
Mrs. Walter Jones—A rich embroidered tulle dress over
white satin, ornamented with Brussels lace, finished with a
garniture of tulle and bouquets of mixed flowers, tastefully
looped with pearls : train of rich blue blond silk, trimmed to
correspond. lleed.dress, feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. Morse--An elegant dress of white tulle, richly orna-
mented with silver wheat ears. Plume, white ostrich feathers.
a profusion of diamonds.

lir
s. Dawson—A French white tulle dress, richly embroidered
and festooned with wreathes of deep ruby and gold flounces,
ornamented with bands of gold ; white satin train ; body van-
dyked with the richest blond lace. Headdress, a magnificent
plume of ostrich feathers, and a profusion of diamonds.
M rs. Fardell—A French tulle embroidered dress, ornamented.
with satin cornucopia and flowers, lilac gros de Naples; train
richly trimmed with blond. /lead-dress, ostrich feathers arid
pearls.

- Mrs. Colonel Hugh Haillie—A splendid gold and steel dress,
embroidered on blue satin ; manteau -of blue satin, ornamented
with gold, steel, and beautiful blond. Head-dress, feathers.
and a profusion of diamonds.

HoU. Misses Alontague—Handsome white embordered
French tulle dresses, richly trimmed with blond, over white
satin slips ; nianteaus of white watered Bros de- Naples, ele-
gantly trimmed with net and satin, to correspond with the
dresses. Head-dresses, feathers, and beautiful aqua marine
and gold ornaments.

Hon. Miss C. Addington—Over a rich pink satin dress wore
a most elegant one of pink tulle, embroidered in wreaths and
bouquets of roses, superbly interwoven with pearls' and termi-
nated in wreaths of rases in columns to correspond manteau,
pink Bros de Naples, with a beautiful embroidered wreath and
border the same as the dress. Head.dress, pearls, pink topaze,
and a profusion of feathers.
Hon. Miss H. Addington—Over a rich lemon-coloured
a dress of tulle, superbly embroidered with raised flowers in
pearls, suspended with embroidered pearl knots, and bouquet*
of white and yellow hyacinths and wall flowers; shaded lemon
mantesu, embroidered in wreaths to correspond with the dress,
Head-dross, feathers, pearls and hyacinths.
Hon. Miss Eleanor Powys—Very rich sprigged gauze petti-
coat, superbly trimmed with tulle and broad French blond lace.;
and elegantly ornamented with bouquets of convolvulus ; train
of rich azure blue ducape, with handsome garnittire of tulle and
satin.

Hon. Misses M. and E. Powys—Very rich sprigged white'
gauze petticoat, elegantly trimmed with tulle and broad French
blond lace, decorated with boquets of roses and jrssamin
train of white watered ducape, with rich trimming of tulle and
satin.

Hon. Miss Henniker—Rich white satin petticoat and an ele-
gantly embroidered tulle dress, with rouleaux of satin satin,.
forming scrolls ; garniture the same intermixed with rose.;
train of rich pink Giros de Naples, trimmed with silver _ban-
deaux. Head-dress, feathers and pearls.
Hon. Miss Caroline Cavendish—A Paris net-dress, richly
embroidered, and ornamented with French blonde and flowers
train of cherry gros de Naples, embroidered to correspond.—
Head-dress, a plume of elegant ostrich feathers, with a diamond
star, necklace, ear-rings, buckle, &c. of diamonds.
Hon. Miss Illitford—Dress of tulle, beautifully embmidered
with bugles and pearls, the garniture tastefully decorated with
groupes of blush roses and lilies of the valley, and trimmed
with blond lace ; manteau, rich azure blue satin, trimmed to
correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Hon. Miss Rice—.A white tulle dress, richly embroidered
pink, &c. tied on the left side with a bouquet :rot pink rose 4it
Ilaye and jessamine ; an elegant train of rich pink watered
Bros de Naples. ornamented with roses de Ilaye.
Hon. Miss R. Rice—An elegant white broche tulle dress,
ornamented with blond ; white gros de Naples train, trim,
med with tulle and blush roses, bouquet of late roses and
jessamine,

Hon. Misses Macdonald—Petticoats of crepe line over
white satin, with bouillons -of crepe lisse en festons, con-
fined by white satin rouleaux in equal divisions, and ele-
gantly ornamented with ~'Douquets of "blush roses; Circassian
body of crepe lisse, and train of pearl white Bros de Naples,
ornamented all round with scrolls composed of crepe lisle
and white satin rouleaux, each scroll finished by a bouquet of
blush roses.

Miss I—aeon—An elegant white tulle dress, trimmed a la
neige sprigged with roses d'amour, and the body ornamented
w;alt blond' lace; train of pink watered gros de Naples: Bead
dress, feathers and pearls.
Miss and Miss S. Annesley_White silk barege, garniture or
crepe lisse, satin blond, &c. ; train, Pomona green gros de
Naples._ Head dress, feathers and diamonds.

Miss G. Vernon—A French white tulle-Ciress, embroidered
with straw colour floss silk, and trimmed round the bottom and
up the front with lilac flowers ; train of rich white figured silk.'
trimmed with lilac flowers and wheat ears; lappett and manta*
of blond lace.

Miss Ann Otway Cave—A rich amber satin and crape &go,
profusely trimmed with blond,• and interspersed with bouquet*
of flowers, over an amber satin slip ; manteau of rich white
satin, with gprniture en tulle, and satin to correspond. Head`
dress, ostrich plume and diamonds.
Miss and Miss Harriet Rycroft--Tulle &PAO* over 091
satin slips; train, pink satin elegantly trimmed to corpaspor*.
with the body and sleeves. Head-dresses, feathers and
monds.

Two 3lisses Donovan—White tulle dresses with full trim'
a mins of tulle and satin, and satin torsades, terminating wi"'
hunches' of flowers; trains of gauze, with satin stripes,. WO'
med round with satin.

Miss Nassau—A rich figured tulle dress over whits sittlo*
handsomely trimmed with blond lace and flowers ; a pink co!
de Naples train lined with white satin, and trimmed with blond'
Head-dress, feathers and rich pearls most tastefully arranged-
Misses R. and H. Whitshed—ltich pink gauze dresses 0
white satin slips, trimmed with blond; pink satin trains alio'
med with blond. Head-dresses, feathers and pearls.
Misses Barton— Tulle dresses, embroidered with pearls; rim
French lavender, trimmed with blond. Head-dress, fetishes
and pearls.
Miss Hughes—A blue tulle embroidered dress, evils bi,
satin ; a blue figured silk manteau, lined with white, so"
trimmed with blond lace anti pearl heads.
Miss Blake—Dress, white satin and tulle, ornamented with
blond and camelias ; train, lilac, trimmed with orange Bova"'
Head-dress, diamonds and feathers.
bl iss Stuart Courtenay—A beautiful pink net dram over whits
r
satin, superbly decorated with carnations in pearls: train 0'
pink satin, with the pearl garniture to correspond. Head-dres69
a handsome plume of pink and white feathers, fastened with I*
magnificent ornament of pink topaz and pearls; necklace, ear-
rings, and bracelets to correspond, with rich blond lappets.
Miss Janet Anstruther—A tulle dress, richly embroiderr°
in pink and steel ; train, pink Bros de Naples, elegantly trio;
med with French flowers. Head-dress, ostrich feathers mn"
large pearls ; necklace, bracelets, and ear-rings, of brilliAO
amethysts.
Three Misses Rice—Dresses of costly whits satin, trirnm
with a rich embroidery of pearls a-la-robe. Train of OW*
trimmed to correspond. .

During the last two days large blocks of stone hare beerl,
brought in front of the late Queen's Palace, for the purpooe °
being used for the foundation of the new Palace.

BIRTHS.

On the 7th inst., at Collier's-wood, in the county of Sorrel,
the lady of Boyd Miller, Esq., of a son.
At Isleworth, on the 9th inst., the lady of Mr. Henry Vs
moll, of a son.
On the 10th inst., at Greenwich, the lady of Wm. C.oui4o),
Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
At Boulogne-stir-Men on the 9th inst., by the Bev. L. 13,
Larking, (the parties having been tint married according to t"'
laws of France), Samuel Aletcalfe Latham, Esq., youngest scut
of Samuel Latham. Esq., of Dover, to Emily, eldest daughter
of John Larking, Esq., and niece of the late Sir Charles stPL'''
Bart. _

Yesterday, at Stepney Church, Mr. Frederick Ch.%toWs'
Bethnal-green.
to Miss Ann Diaelc, of etimal-green.
On Thursday, the 9th inst., at St. John's Church, liackoel",!-
George Palmer, Esq., of Walthatnstow, to Miss Elizabew
Leathlcy, of Clapton-square.
On the Bth inst., at Friends' Meeting. York, William Since;
jun., of Finsbury-pavement, London, to Margaret, young°
daughter of John Mason, Caatlegate, York.
On the 10th ult., Mr. John And.:rson,,of Bislurpegate-street.
(formerly of Leith), to Mrs. Isabella Elizabeth Reid, of Lerlii4S-
hall-street.

DIED.
At Paris, the sth inst., Lucy Frances, the wife of Thoit'99
Finimore Hill, Esq., in the 31st year of her age.
On the 7th inst., at Riehmoill, Anpe Sophia, wife of CaPt3/11
Edward Munday Wood, of the 14th Bombay Native Infantry"
At Antigua, on the 9th of April, in the 35th year of his age'
Captain Athill, R.N., the only son of Samuel Athil],
President and Commander-in-Chief of the said Island.
On Thursday, the 9th inst., at the house of H. Villebois9
Esq., Gloucester-place, Jane, wife of the Hon. Mr. H. Luil,;
ley, of Sulham.house, Berks, and second daughter of the 167.,
Admiral Bradby, of Ilamble, near Southampton, in her 47t''
year.

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