The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-29 00:00:00

mood diadem. The whole of her Majesty's dress of Bri-
t:•h manufacture.
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT.

A net dress, embroidered in gold and silver over white
satin; the body and sleeves eleeantly ornamented with dia-
monds; and blond train of gold tissues lined with silk,
and trimmed with !old and silver ; border to correspond
with the dress. Head dress, feathers and diamonds. The
whole of the dress of manufacture.
HER. ROYAL HIGH NV'S THE PRINCESS VICTORIA...

A net dress, elegantly embroidered in roses and silver
over white satin. Head dress, diamonds and pearls. The
whole of the dress of British manufacture.
The Baroness DE SEIIZEN—An embroidered white net
dress over white satin ; train of rich watered lilac erns de
Naples, lined with silk, and tastefully trimmed with satin
and blond. Head dress, fe ith• rs and diamonds.
The Baroness BuLow—A rich blonde satin Court dress,
richly embroidered with silver; corsage, a la Marie
Stuart, ornamented with silver; a rich silver m intille and
ruffles; a Court train of rich silver lama, lined with blue
satin, and handsomely trimmed with silver. Head-dress.
white ostrich feathers, blond lace, lappets, handsome pearls
and diamond,.
Her Grace the Duchess of ST. ALBANS—A rich white
satin dress, with a tulle robe full trimmed; voting of rich
blond lace ; ruche of blond net and gauze ribbon ; body
and sleeves richly trimmed with diamonds and blond lace.
a superb stomacher of diamonds and sapphires, train of
primrose satin, lined with rich white satin, trimmed with
blond lace, and ruche to correspond with the dress.
Head dress composed of superb tiara of diamond,, ban-
deaus of lili s, and hydrangea (the whole had a most
brilliant and beautiful effect) ; plume of feathers, blond
lace, lappets, necklace and earrings of costly diamonds.
The Marchioness of CoaNwaws—Dress of white
watered Bros de Naples, embroidered in gold and floss ; the
body and sleeves handsomely trimmed with blond ; train of
Maise watered Bros de Naples, lined with silk, and em-
broidered to correspond with the dress. Head-dress,
feathers and diamonds.
Lady Gaxv----A superb dress of white satin, handsomely
embroid red and trimmed with blond ; conage a point,
and sleeves a la Maintenon, richly trimmed with blond ;
train of rich mauve satin broche, lined with white, anti
elegantly ornamented with a guirl tnde de robins and blond
en suite. Head -dress, feathers diamontl,, and blond I ippets.
Lady CAMPBELL—A superb dress of rich white moire
a 13randenbourg garni de blonde; corsage a point, and
sleeves a la Maintenon, richly trimmed with blond; train
of rich celeste Cbinois, lined with white. Head-dress,
feathers, diamonds, and blond lappets.
Lady AUGUSTA COTTON—A white crape dries over
satin, richly trimmed en tablier with rosettes and rouleaux

of g,,tize ribbon, and finished with blond ; corsage, a point,
with mantilht and sabots of blond, manteau to correspond.
Head-dress, fegthers and diamonds.
The Hon. Mrs. CLAYTON EAST—A rich dress of white
satin Brandenhnurg de ruhan garni de blonde; corsage A
point, and sleeves i la Maintenon, richly trimmed with
blond ; train of rich grey satin lined with white. Head
dress. feathers, diatn,nds, and blond lappets.
The Hoo. Miss BENTINCfi3Over a rich white satin
slip, an elegant dress of white crape, richly embroidered
and handsomely trimmed with blond ; train of rich laven-
der figured silk, lined with white. Head dress, feathers,
diamonds, and blonde lappets.
The Hon. Miss HUGHES—Over a rich white satin
slip, an elegant blond dress, simply trimmed with bou-
quets of f,wers and ribbon ; corsage a point, richly orna-
mented with blond ; train of rich celeste velours d'Afrique,
Hoed with white and elegantly ornamented to correspond
with the dress. Head dress, feathers, distil, nds, and
blond lappets.

Mrs. GEORGE DAWKINS—A white crape dress, richly
embroidered with silk worn over white satin ; a manteau
of green brocket a trio, richly trimmed with broad gold
lama ; corsage. a la Marie Stuart, mantilla and sabots of
rich blond. Head dress, feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. WELBY—A handsome blond lace dress over a
rich white satin slip body, and sleeves trimmed with blond
lace and gauze ribbon ; train of gros d'osie, lilac de Perse,
lined with white silk, tastefully trimmed gauze. Head
chess, plume of feathers, blond lappets, necklace and ear-
ricgs of diamonds and pearls.
Mrs. JOHN SPICER—Over a rich white satin slip, an
elegant dress of white crape ; richly embroidered corsag,'
a point, and sleeves a la Maintenon, superbly trimmed
with blond; train of rich white satin, lined with white,
and tastefully ornamented with a foliage de raban. Head
dress, feathers, diamonds, and blond lappets.
Mrs. Jonx SMITH—A superb dress of rich white satin,
a Brandenbourg garni de blonde; corsage a point, and
sleeves a Is Maintenon, richly trimmed with blond ; train
of rich mail velours d'Afrique, broch a collonne, lined
with white ',gin, and elegantly ornamented with a foliage
dr ruhan. Head dress, feathers, diamonds, and blond
lappets.

Miss CAROLINE SMITH-Over a rich white satin slip,
a superb blond dress en tablier ; corsage a point, and
sleeves magnificently trimmed with blond ; train of rich
white sa in, lined wi,b white, and elegantly ornamented
Wi'h a ruche de tulle enlaces de ruhan de gize. Heads
(lees+, feathers, gold ornaments, and blond lappets.
Miss COTTON—A white crape dress over white satin,
open at the sides, and 10, ped with rosettes of ribbon and
pink azalias ; corsage, a la Gabrielle, with mantilla end
sabots of rich blond ; mari'eau of rich white moire,

trimmed with satin. Head-dress, a plutre of featlitrs,
with blind lappets.

Miss Ss-nor:ins—A rich white satin dress, w:th corsage
of rich gr y satin en point, finished with mantilla and sa-
bots of broad Chantilly blond ; tnanteau of grey satin, ele
may ttitrin.ed to correspond. if-ad-dress, a blond beret,
with plume of feathers and blond lappets.
Miss TINDAL—A white crape dress, simply trimmed
with bunches of gauze rihand and " Forget me not,"
mantilla and sabots of rich blond ; a mantesu of pale blur
moire. Head-dress. plume of feathers and blond lappets.
Miss CAmravu.—Over a rich white satin slip, an ele-
gant dress of white crape ; garnis d'un bougu.t de flews
de laurier attache avec une ruhan gaze; corsage a point
drape, and an elegant blond mantilla ; train of rich rn,
velours d'Afrique, lined with white. Head-dress, feathers,
pearls, and blonde lappets.

Grand dinner• in honour of the day were given by 'e
venal of his Majesty's Ministers, and of the Royal House•
ho d.

The Marquis of Winchester, as Groom of the Stole,
gave a grand dinner to the Lord and Grooms in Waiting
on the King.

Viscount Palmerston, as Secretary of State for Foreign
A ff,irs, entertained the Ambassadors and Ministers from
Foreign Courts.
Earl Grey and Viscount Althorp had numerous dinner
parties at their residences in Downing-street.
The Hon. Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners dined tge-
ther at the Freemasons' Tavern to celebrate the day.

COMPENSATION CLAIMS. --- Government
have consented to grant a loan of 66,000/. to the city of
Bristol, at Si. Os. 10(1. per cent. for the first year, and
2/.51. Id. for succeeding years, for the payment of the
sufferers by the riots of 1831. Of this sum 41,000/. has
been already advanced, and the remainder will be paid to
the Corporation of the Poor, when required for the pur-
poses of the Act. The deputation, by whom the news•
nary arrangements were made, presented a memorial to
Government to ahand"n their claims for the Custom-house
and Excise-office. At length, as we learn by a letter from
Mr. BAILLIE, addressed to Mr. JAMES Wool), that point
has been conceded, on certain conditions as to the leases,
which we understand the Chamber will comply with fur
the benefit of the citizens. The sum granted by Govern-
ment on loan will cover the whole expense accruing from
the riots, and in about eight years the city will be altoge-
ther free from the burden. —Bristol Journal.

DREADFUL ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE IN THE
FOUR COURTS' AIARSHALSEA.—The inmates of this
prison were thrown into a state of considerable horror and
alarm yesterday, in consequence of an attempt, we fear a
fatal one, by one of their fellow-prisoners, to put a period
to his existence. The following are the circumstances, as
far as we could collect, connected with the rash act :
Mr. loNanus KEOGH, an elderly man of very respect-
able connexions in the county of Mayo, and who had been
for a considerable period suffering imprisonment for debt,
had, for some time past, been observed to labour under
extreme dejection of spirits, and temporary mental aberra-
tions, induced (it is naturally enougL supposed) by pecu-
niary misfortunes. Yesterday morning the deputy mar •
that of the place, feeling some suspicion at observing the
door of Mr. Kiocit's apartment continue closed up to
eleven o'clock, had it forced open, when the unfortunate
old gentleman was discovered stretched on his tied, a razor
lying near him, one of his arms extended over a basin
placed on the floor, the blood copiously screaming into the
vessel from two wounds he hail inflicted evidently with the
razor, and by which the principal arteries of the arm were
completely severed. Such was the desperate determina-
tion of .Ir. Kitoott to effect self destruction, that when a
small quantity of wine was attempted to be poured down
his throat, he ch,uelied his teeth a:!ainst the liquid and
ejected it. Mr. KEOGH has a large and interesting famliy.
—To our inquiries yesterday at the entrance of the Four
Courts' Marshalsea, we received the satisfactory answer
that the unfortunate mati has been pronounced out of
danger, and that his mind .is much more composed.—
Dublin Freeman's. Journal, Monday. I