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London, England, 1821-07-28 00:00:00

PAYMENT OF PRIZES-THIRD LOTTERY, 1820.

LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE,
July 14, 1821.
'TELECOMMISSIONERS appointed for MA-
NAGING the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice,
Illat Numbers of TICKETS and SHARES thereof in all
Preeedii* Lotteries may be examined at this Office every day
(Sundays excepted) between the hours of Ten and Three,
'With theii Registers of Benefits and Blanks.
And the COMMISSIONERS appointed to take in the
ttriErrr TICKETS of the THIRD LOTTERY for 1820,
do hereby give Notice, That they will attend at their
°nice. in Somerset-Place, on FRIDAY, the 10th day of An-
-I;4st next, from Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon to Two o'Clock
the Afternoon, to take in .and enter the BENEFIT
TICKETS of the said Lottery, to be• exchanged fur Certi-
lcatft, pursuant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf.

4nd.for fdither dispatch thereof, the said COMMISSION-
wiII take in and enter' the BENEFIT TICKETS be-
ginning No. 1, and ending No. 10,000, at one seat, and the
'Benefit Tickets beginning No.. 10,001, and ending at No.
"MO, at another seat; and the persons possesstid thereof
ire directed to bring with their Tickets separate Lists thereof,
;Ll,rked A and B, formed to numerical order, distinguish-
lug Stock from Money Prizes, adapted to each of the said
!eat6.l and at the bottom. of each Lists to write the name
and proper additions of the person entitled to the value or
Uhl said Tickets.
44(1 the said COMMISSIONERS also give further notice,
that Certificates for the value of the said Tickets will be de-
'Lvered out on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of August nest,
t Nuoll, after which the said COMMISSIONERS will take
'l4 and enter Tickets in their usual Monthly entry; and all
13:11,0ns interested are desired to observe they must bring
'l,Plicates of their Lists when they come for their Certificates.
r 'r
he COMMISSIONERS also give further notice, That'
'diets brought to this Office for Payment, the Checks of which
art torn or destroyed, will not be entered for payment,
ZIRS with-
.t ft Lund being given 10 indemnify the said COMMIiSION-
for granting Certificates for the same.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 25, 1321.
THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of the
4 ADMIRALTY being desirous of increasing the Num-
4of CHRONOMETERS for the USE of his •lAJESTY'S
ItA".., and of Encouraging the Improved Manufacture of
at important Article, do- hereby giVe Notice, That a Dr,
p'°,,r for the RECEPTION of CHRONOMETERS is OPEN-
-1:
1‘" at the ROYAL OBSERVATORY of 'GREENWICH,
xa• ll're the Makers will be permitted to Deposit their Chrono-
„eters, in order to their being tried, and ultimately, if they
"ould be found worthy of Selection,• purchased fur the Use
':the Navy, or of being disposed of by the Proprietors to
Ilvafe Purchasers.
And for further encouragement, their Lordships will 1)111.-
'1;il .4:e: at' the end of each year, the Chronometer which shall
Lest
"ell the best time, at the price of 3001., and the second
t at Itte price 0f.200/. provided that there have been above
ten Chronometers in the competition, and that the said best
c lirnouteters shall keep their rates within certain limits to
tit
hrfeafter stated. The other Chronometers their Lordships
tr:3:P"vchase as they May think proper, at such sums as may
rem-eeEti Upon with the makers ; and their Lordships have
sobzi en, to expect that their animal rate of purchase, fur
t'ars to come, will be not less than tell Chronometers
ch Year. •
111,i.e!Y facility will be afforded to the Makers who may place
ti,4.. Chronometers in the Depot for disposing ?t any of them
-Purchasers, and every information will bc.aflorded
th,,Xchasers, its to the rates of going of the Chronometers,
hr a strict account Will be kept under the direction of
• utronower Royal and Board of Longitude.
atl. further-conditions and regulations connected with this
orn.tary be learned of the Astronomer .Royal at
the Ilythographer of this ()Uwe.
J. W.. CROKER.

PE
, DRAWING of TOMKINS'S PIC-
/011,,v,.;.3RE LorrEity will be continued un MONDAY
6"°4..&;`N0• Tickets on Sale all the Day 31. 3ft. each, at
4r1(1 54, New Bond-street; No. 90,"Cheapside; and
Lttery Offices.
No Prizes dtcided till the last drawn Ticket.
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'THE KING'S DRAWING ROOM.

LADIES' DRESSES-(CONCLUDED.)

Marchioness of LANSDOWN—A rich white and silver dress;
White satin train.

........
Countess MonTox—A net dress, richly embroidered with
gold lama ; train of French lilac figured gros de Naples, richly
trimmed with gold to correspond.
Duchess Dowager of RUT LAND-A magnificently embroi-
dered silver lama dress, full trimmed with rich flounces Of the
same, and ornamented with bunches of silver hops, point lace,
&c: ; train of white figured levantine, superbly trimmed with
silver head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Marchioness of CnoL:vroxpELEY—A most superb dress of
silver lama over white satin ; manteau of silver lama lined with
white satin : head-dress, diamonds and feathers.
Marchioness of 117<viErtFonn-,-.A splendid silver lama dress
over peach ; train of lama colonade to correspond: head-dress,
feathers and diamonds.. _ _

IllarLioness of ELY—A robe de tulle, magnificently
.em-
broidered, over a white satin slip ; train of. white satin garnie
de tulle: head-dress, a profusion'of feathers and cliamonds.
Countess AboYxli—Train of rich blue and white colonade
silk, ,trimmed with.rouleaus over a white striped gaute, orna-
mented with 'blue, and white rucheS: head-dress, silvei ap-
plique and feathers.
Dowager CounteSs Lls-titrool.-n elegant gold brocaded-
gauze train, with lama . border and blond trimming, over a
magnifiCerit brocaded white silk; tastefully ornamented with
rich lama flounces in festoons, headed with lama rouleaus ter--
minating with detached ruches : head-dress, „to correspond,
with a profusion Of diamonds and ostrich feathers. - •
Countess VEriuLAm--,11 superb silver lama dress over white
satin, elegantly trimmed with lama finances and blue inter-.
spersed, over which was worn a blue Indian crape mantle lined
with white satin, and trimmed with silver vandykesund blond :
head-dress, featheis'and.turquois.
Countess of COV4NTRY.—A magnificent diesS of gold lama;
with- two deep flounces of rich lama turning over rich white
satin:; robe richly embroidered to correspond : head-dress, fea-
thcrs and a profusion of, diamonds.
Countess CLONNILL-A floss silk net dress, with blond;
train of Naples silk and silver : head-dress, feathers and dia-
1-Minds.

Countess ST. GEII.3IANS—A silver lama dress, over • white
satin ; train of pink, ornamented with silver to correspond
head. dress, feather's and diamonds.
Countess Muituir—A handsome gold lama dress, over
White satin ; train, French lilac silk, with gold embroidery to
correspond : head-dress; feathers, with a profusion of diamonds.
Dowager 'Countess of. • NEwiiu RC li—An elegant striped
gauze, richly trimmed" with 'blond ; train, white satin; edged
with silver and blond : head-dress, feathers and' diamonds :
diamond necklace 'and ear-rings.
Viscountess ASHBROOK—A most elegant dress of silver Luna,
embroidered all over, and. finished with borders of the same ;
manteau of peach-Coloured satin, richly embroidered with sil-
ver : head-dress, a magnificent tiara, comb, and bandeau of
diamonds, plume of ostrich feathers.
Viscountess E N I S pl,O E—A most elegant gold lama over a
white satin'petticoat, with a rich border of gold at the bottom ;
manteau of gold. lama and blond lace, with a superb stomacher'
of gold and amethyst ; train of lilac mignionette, tastefully or.
namented with gold and tulle.: • head-dress, feathers and
diamonds.

Lady ELIZABETH COMPTOH-;--A dress of net, embroidered
with a deep border of pearls, forming "drooping bunches of
wheat cars; body with sprays of pearls, sleeves to correspond ;
with an elegant manteau of White gros de Naples embroidered
with pearls : head-dress, feathers, pearls, and topaz.
Lady ALnis—A rich lace dress,- embroidered with beads,
belt and rows of pearls negligently throWn over the right
shoulder, worn over a white satin petticoat ; peach blossoin
train,:superbly trimmed with laurel, and ornamented with the
rose, thistle, and shamrock : head-dress, an elegant plume of
rich ostrich feathers and diamonds. • _ '

Lady HODHOUSE—A figured blond lace petticoat over white
satin, richly ornamented with lace and blue and silver trim.
mings ; the train Saxon blue satin, bordered with silver : head-
dress; ostrich feathers, pearls, and diamonds.
Lady WOOD—A net dress, elegantly embroidered in acier,
over a slip of rich white satin ; rnanteau of white satin, em-
broidered in steel to correspond : head-dress, feathers and dia-
monds. _ •
_ . _

Lady SOPHIA LuMLEY-A white 'patent net dress, taste-
fully ornamented with bouquets and garniture en tulle, over
white satin': manteau of rich brocaded silk, trimmed with tulle
to correspond : head-dress, feathers' and Pink topazes.
Lady thimeonT—An elegant embroidered tulle dress over
white satin, ornamented with bunches of roses and orange
flowers; pink gros de Naples train, trimmed with point : head-
dress, feathers, and a profusion of diamonds.
Lady 111 IL NE —A very otilendid.. silvet lama dress over a
while satin slip, richly ornamentedz with:, a full trimming of
tulle, interspersed with bands of silver train and body of white
satin, trimmed with richly spanglcd net head-dress, feathers
and diamonds.

Lady CoLvlLLE—Dress of white satin-and net, richly em-
broidered in silver lama-; train Of lilac gros de Naples : head-
dress, a plume of white feathers, with diamond ornaments.
Lady CottnnoOKE—A -_magnificent dress of 'silver lama,
richly ornamented with • flounces -of brilliant mat silver ; the
corsage and manteau of splendid lama over whitegrOs.de Naples,
completed With fine blond :• head-dress feathas, diamonds and
emeralds. _ _ _

Lady TdRRENS—Over white satin, a rich colonade gauze
dress, elegantly trimmed with blond ; a beautiful garniture,
composed of blond, and inteiSpersed . with violets ; train of
violet satin, with an embroidered trimming: head-dress, fea-
thers and diamonds. .

Lady NE WII LT-41 rich colonade gauze, worn over white
satin, with a beautiful garniture of tulle, with blue and white
satin, elegantly interspersed with roses to match ; train of blue
satin, trimmed. with rgatqe roho head-dress; leathers and dia-
monds.
Lady MoN TAG ITE-4-superb gold lama dress over white •
satin, bordered 'with gold, full - trimmed with rich Brussels'
point ; train of evening primrose satin, trimmed to correspond :
head-dress, &others, pearls; and diamonds.
Lady ANNE MONTAUUE SCOTT—An elegant robe of
decca-work over pink satin, ornamented with' chisters of olean-
der, and Tidily trimmed with fine Brussels point ; of pink -
gros de Naples, bordered with net, mixed with buds of oleander'
to correspond head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady liif.Ammis-.-A dress composed of einbroidered net over
white satin, most elegantly trimmed with cheneille TOSeS, inter-
mixed with steel, forming a drapery up the-front of the dress,
and terminating with rich donna's to correspond ; manteau of
embroidered net lined with white satin, finished entirely round.
With a superb border of drooping bunches of wheatears in steel
and cheneille ; head-dreis',.a coronet of feathers, with pearls and
diamonds..- • • i• - . -• • . •

Lady AUGUSTA cHICHEST ER—A white satin petticoat, over_
which was won a most beautiful silver lama dress, trimmed at
the top with a profusion of rich blond lace ; the train of rich
figured gros de Naples trimmed .with .net and gold : head-
dress, ostrich feathers and diamonds. .
Lady Di.:5.lN (11: ~---Over a petticoat of rich white satin a mag-
nificent dresi of lama, forming colunins of hrilliancand mat ,
sil-
ver, each supporting magnificent- bouquet .en. argent, and-ter-
minuted with flow of lama • corsage and =mean of rich- white
figured silk, elegantly bordered with tullelania, finished with a
profusion of fine blond and brilliants : head-dress, ostrich fea-
thers and brilliants.

Ladies ELIZARETII, HARRIET, and FRANCES FINCH—
Oier rich white satin -pettcoatS, dressts of tulle, elegantly em-
broidered with =ler ; corsage and manteau of rich azure'gros
de Naples, bordered with graffes of blue and white melange,
and ornamented with blond : head-dress, feathers and dia-
mOnds: • _ _ _ _

• Ladies C. and -I. MONTAGUE SCOTT—Robes of tulle, de-
gantlyymbroidered in pearl, over dresses of white satin, trim-
med with Brussels point ; white Bros de Naples trains, border-
ed ivith ridi trimmings of net, satin, -and pearls head-dresSes,
feathers and diamonds.

Lady CLATIKE JERVOISE--A' tuba Of amethyst coloured
crhpe over richwrhite satin,"elegantly orna►ftented with pearls
and mixed clusters of jonquil and evening pri►nrose ; train of
white satin, boidered'with small bunches of priinroses• and jon-
quils to correspond head-dress, feathers, pearls, and diamonds.
Lady: Gu.a2N'T lut7--A very , elegant tulle dress, embroi-
deretl in steel over 'white satin, full trimmed with blond ; a rich
white satin' •train, taSiefiil4 -finished with a 'border of net and
satin, ornamented with steel i headLdress, pearls and diamon&,
'with a superb ostrich plume, and a necklace of the most costly
pearls.
Lady EMIL-I'MAX t.roD:=-A rich pearl white satin petticoat,
elegantly rtrininied: with .yojd •;. dress of sprigged wld: lama,
richly embroidered with gold' flounces, to correspond ; inanteau

of lavender watered gros de Naples, elegantly trimmed with
gold ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady -GARDINR—A rich pearl white satin slip, richt
trimmtd with full folds of satin and silver ; dress of sprigged
silver lama, elegantly embroidered with silier' flowers, and,
richly trimmed with rouleaus of pearl satin, _wreathed rith
silvcr, manteau of primrose-figured satin, elegantly trimmed
with French tulle, interwovelywith rich silver trimming: head-
dress, a superb plume of feathers and diamonds.
Ladies Ulf ARLOTTE and MAnY tloltDoN----Rich pearl em-
broidered dresses, trimmed with variegated stocks over white
satin ; train of pink, trimmed with superb- blond lace : head-,
dress, feathers, and wreaths of stocks.
Lady WIL s o N—A rich, white satin dress, elegantly trimmed.
with pale amethyst satin and deeP blond flounces ; white Bros
de Naples train, finished to correspond : head-dress, pearls and
amethysts;
Lady LouisA LYooN—lgagnificent dress of silver lama on
tulle, over a white satin 'Slip; the body and -sleeves profusely-
trimmed with blond lace and silver to correspond ; traLa ot
white figured silk : head-dress, feathers and pearls.'
. Lady DUDLEY Hitt—Petticoat 'of tulle, net, with a rich
border of pearls, embroidered in bunches of wheat ears, the robe
of blue silk, trimmed with pearls and 'blond lace: head-dress,-
feathers and diamonds.

Lady SAUMAREZ—White net dress, withll trimming com-
posed of silverfringe and blue. satin; blue satin train, with a
richly embroidered border of silver, and trimmed with Brussels
lace : head-dress, net' toque, ornamented with silver and ostrich
feathers, topaz and ornaments.
Lady OGILBY---A rich net dress over white satin, elegantly
embroidered with a deep border of pearls, forming drooping
bunches of wheat ears ; garniture of satin and pearls to cor-
respond ; train, pale pink satin, trimmed with Pearls and blond
lace head-dress, diamonds and feathers.
Lady HILL—A white rulle dress over white satin, em-
broidered with pearl ears of corn, trimmed with blond lace,and
with a light blue train : head-dress, a magnificent plume of
ostrich whlte and blue feathers, with ornaments of pearls and
diamonds.

Lady RAMSDEN—A superly gold lama dress, with massive
flounces, and trimmed with costly pdint Allinson lace.; the
train of white-moire gros de Naples, embroidered with gold :
head-dres, a profusion of ostrich feathers, diamOndi, anl gar-
nets, tastefully arranged.
Lady ELENOIriLOWTITER—A richly embroidered silver
lama dress, ornamented with bouquet flowers,. over a light yel-
low satin petticoat ; a train of .yellow gros de Naples, taste-
fully. trimmed with silver, and blond lace : head-dress; yelloW
and white ostrich feathers ; ornaments, diamonds and amar-
an thus.

Lady Corlix—An ermine tulle dress, ornamented with
elegant blond and tuberoSei ; train of pink satin to correspond :
head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady ilioNTroub—A superb pink silver tissue dress, with
pink satin robe, richly trimmed with silver fringe: head-dress,
ostrich feathers and diamonds.

Lady S. REEVE—A richly embroidered silver lama dress,
over a white satin petticoat ; train of white satin, ornamented
with lama vandyke : head-dress, ostrich feathers, diamonds,
perls, and- amaranthus..
Lady JODRELL—A most superb embroidered dress, with a
rich white satin train, and Stomacher of brilliants : head-dress,
a profusion of diamonds and feathers.
Lady C. PINDAIL—A handsome dress of tulle, embroidered
in beads ; train . of pink silk, with trimming to correspond :
head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady iIIILDZIAY—A beautiful colonade silver lama dress,
over white satin ; train of rich azure blue silk, lined with white
satin, and handsomely trimmed with silver lama to correspond :
heachdress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady JANE STUART —A rich silver lama dress, over white
satin, with train of pink, handsomely embroidered in silver to
correspond : head-dress, a plume of feathers and pearls.
Lady ISABELLA Bia-v-LE•—,An elegant tulle dress, beautifully
embroidered with pearls, over white satin ; a blue lilac train,
with handsome bead fringe to correspond : head-dress, a plume
of white lilac feathers,"&e.
Lady JANE HAY—=-An embroidered white tulle dress, over
white satin, with roses at bottom ; train of rich silk to corre-
spond : head-dress, feathers and pearls. '
Lady ELIZABETH MANNERS—A beautiful dress of tulle
embroidered en tableau, and ornamented' with silk devices and
bouquets of mixed flowers, tastefully arranged ; , bodice and. •
sleeves decorated with flowers to correspond, confined with sil-
ver. bullion chain and tassels ; manteau of pink satin, eles
gaiitly trimmed with silver': head-dres, feathers, annelids, and
pearls. • -•
Lady,LonfsA Rots—A rich white satin petticoat, over
which was, worn a most superb gold laMa dress, embroidered at '
the bottom a la Dalia.; the corsage a la Maria Stuart, trimmed '
with a profusion of rich blond lace ; train of rich figured white
satin, trimmed round with' net and gold intermixed : head-.
dresS, ostrich feathers and diamonds.
Lady GEORGIANAI WEST-A white satin ,petticoat over
which was worn a most beautiful Brussels point lace dress; the
train was coinposed of rich-white figured gros de Naples,
trim-
med most tastefully with net and satin: head-dress, ostrich
feathers and pearls.
Lady CHARLOTTE LUDLOW—A delicate dress of tulle
over white satin, tastefully decorated with bouquets of blush
roses a nioutant, and niche of tulle and satin; bodice and
sleeves trim-lied with, blond lace; manteau of rich white bro-
caded gros de Naples, trimnied en suite: head-dress, feathers
and diamonds.
Ladies MARGARET and KATILARINE.CHARTERIS—EIegant
dresses of tulle over white satin, tastefully embroidered with'
-steel; and decorated with roses ; the bodices and sleeves trim-
med with steel flowers and blond lace to correspond ; manteau
,of pink satin trimmed en suite: head-dresses, feathers; pink
topaz, -and emeralds.
Lady FeiWICE superb dress of white tulle, a garniture of
pink roses, carnations, and corn flowers ; train of White satin,.
superbly, trimmed with tulle and satin ; head-dress, diamonds
and feathers. .
Lady Bo.g.riEsr-•—.Rich white satin petticoat, covered with
a net dress, superbly embroidered with blue and' pearl heads,
finished with niches and rolios of satin ; rich blue satin- body,
and train, lined, full trimmed with beautiful point lace, and
finished with rich bullion cOrdi and tassels : head-dress, plunie
ati&diamonds. ' '
• -Lady CAROLINE MACDONALD-7A beautiful French white
satin robe embroidered in gold ; train of rich amethyst coloured
•gros - de Naples, trimmed with gold, body lined with French'
white satin. Head-dress; a diadem of most beautiful work-
manship, consisting of precious stones, amethysts, rubies; eme-
ralds, &c. and a-rirofusionof feathers... Body, a la minor, with
handsothe drapery, and Queen Elizabeth's ruff:
Lady SUSAN' Noirris—An•,elegant. tulle dress, with rich
flouncets,of beautiful blond lace, each flounce beaded with rich
silvei spangled trimming, worn over a' white satin petticoat ;
robe of rich white satin, with a superb border of rich • silver
lama, and trirrinied round with broad blend' lace ; body and
sleeves, superbly ornamented with blond lace and silver. Head-
dress; diamonds and 'feathers.
Lady E-,u3.1A MOUNT L''DRECOIIIB—A superb dress •of rich
white watered gios de Naples, embroidered in gold, the body of
gold a la ninon, festooned with flinVers -; (Queen Elitabeth'eruff.
and drapery ; rich French white satin train lined with the same •
and gold tnmmings. Head-dress, diamOnds'and feathers. •
Lady II E s ICY HOWARD—A splendid
,dress of .silver lama,
embroidered in stars and convelvulUs ; train of colour blue. de
ciel„embroidered in silver a la Sevin ii. Head-dress, a plume
of rich ostrich feathers, colour bliie de ciel and white. Ban-
deau 'of gems. • -
Lady GEoUoIANA WELLESLEY wore a superb white le-
vantine.dress, richly embroidered in gold ; train of white Le-
vantine covered with tulle, richly embroidered in gold. llead-
dreks; feathers and diamonds. Her' Ladyship wore a superb
gold stomacher, set with diamonds and emeralds.
Dowager' Lady v DEL —A superb dress of silver lamai
richly., embroidered en tulle, terrninating;with, a. double raised.
border; body and sleeves elegantly ornamented with fine point
lace and roses tastefully disposed, and, finisheld: with frosted sil-
ver tassels and trimming ; under-dress of pink satin ; train
of rich Italian white satin,edged with fine point lace and frosted
silver trimming, 'With roses tastefully 'placed all arountii head-
dreSS, a plume of 21; rich-pink and white ostrich feathers, with
a superb coronet of diamonds. Necklace and cross to snit. ,
Honourable Mrs. CitonnE litiGits-A Thai white satin
dress and manteau, trimmed with. Brussels lace and flowers;
bodice and sleeves en suite : head-dress, feathers, diamonds, and
pearls. ,
Honourable Mrs. Tow SEN n—Dress of white o•essarner net,
embroidered a Inoutant, andin bordering with pearls, in 'vine
leaves, and clusters of "grapese decorated wiin satin riowers'and
itiches'of nillei• the 'bodice and SletVes richly ornamented with
pearls and blond lace; manteau of lavender brocaded gros
dp
•Naples, trimmed en suite : bead-dress, feathers and 'diamonds.
Hon. Mrs.' ROCHE—A tulle dress, embroidered in steel;

train of white gros de Naples silk : head-dreSs, feathers and
diamouds.
Him. Mrs. CLIFF. onn—A rich blond dress, decorated with
white roses and blend ; train, white satin..
lion. Mrs. FANE=A-net"dress richly embroidered in steel,
over a white satin slip ; train of peach satin, trimmed with steel,
to correspond with the dresg •' head-dress, diamonds and feathers.'
• Bora Mrs. LEiGn-4 beautiful white coltmade bugle dresS,
over white• satin ; train of French lilac ornamented to corre-:
spond: head-dress, feathers and diamonds. • '
. Mrs-Colonel Li u.G II BAILLIE—A splendid colonade silver
lama train, lined with white • satin, over a - dress of-the Same
with treble flounces, and ornamented at the top with blond :
head-dress,- an elegant pluthe of white ostrich feathers, with a
profusion of diamonds.
,
Mrs. GUERREIRO—A rich white satin petticoat, over WhiCh
was worn a 11-rose:superb siiVer laths dress, trammed with a titian-
dry of blond lace ; tne train of rich, pink gros de Naples, trim-
med .most tastefully with net and silver : head-dress, ostrich
feathers and diamonds. . .
Mrs. H o air RAY—Rich sprigged gauze dress; handsomely
trimmed with blond lace, and finished at the bottom with a
garniture of tulle and satin, clasped with blue roses ; manteau
of rich blue watered gros de Naples trinamed with gauze: head-
dress, a turban and feathers, with blond lappets and diamonds.
Mrs. Colonel BROAHEAD—Rich striped gauie dress, over
a petticoat of. white, satin, handsomely trimmed with white
roses and blond lace r manteau of rich white satin : head-dress,
feathers and pearls,
Mrs. RUSSELL—A magnificent dress of silver lama en tulle,
over a rich white satin petticoat, flounces of silver embroidery,
headed with wreaths of silver roses, and finished with silver cord
. and tassels ; train of rich white satin, trimmed with a broad
silver fringe ; sleeves and body ornamented with coloured stones
and diamonds : head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. PICARD—A net dress embroidered with-pearls, and
trimmed with blond lace ; manteau of pearl figured gros de
Naples : head-dress, a coronet of feathers, pearls, and dia-
monds.
Mrs. MAGNAY—A richly embroidered white net dress, in
pearls, beads, and blond lace, over a white satin petticoat ; train
white satin, tastefully ornamented with pearls and blond lace :
head-dress, diamonds and feathers.
Mrs. CATHERO DISNEY—Robe of white crape, lined with
white satin, trimmed with beautiful rich blond, festooned with a
drapery of roses and lilies of the valley; torsade of plaited
satin ; corsage a la s6.vigue, trimmed with blond, and orna-
mented with superb diamonds ; sleeves the same ; train of white
crape, lined with satin, trimmed with roses and lilies of the,
valley, to correspond with the, robe : head-dress, a beautiful
plume of ostrich feathers, fastened in a wreath of brilliants, re-
presenting a garland of roses; the hair most tastefully inter-
woven with rich arrows and combs of diamonds.
Mrs. NonTVN--:-A • silver lama dress over white satin, orna-
mented with blond ; train of pale pink satin, handsomely em-
broidered in silver ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. O'BitiEsr—A silver lama dress over pink satin; train
of pink, with silver to correspond : head-dress, pink and white
feathers.
Mrs. STUART—A magnificent dress of silver laina with
treble flounces, beautifully embroidered in. silver; train. of pink,
and silver : head-dress, feathers, and fi profusion of diamonds
and emeralds.
\Mrs. CowELL—A handsome gold lama dress over white
satin • train of white satin and gold to correspond : head-dress,
feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. W. CA7,IAC—A richly embroidered lama dress of pink
and silver-en tulle, over a white satin petticoat ; body and train
of pink gros de Naples, embroideredwith silver to correspond i
head-dress, a nuignificentplume of white ostrich feathers, with a
profusion of the finest diamonds and emeralds,
Mrs. WILLIs JourasoN A superb gold lama dress,
trimmed with blond, over a rich white satin petticoat, the border
tastefully confined with gold wheat ears ; the • train white satin,
bordered with net and gold sprigs to correspond ; a girdle of
gold : head-dress of white feathers and pearls. •
Mrs. PARNSHAW—Wore a splendid dress of silverlama over
White satin, a white satin robe, handsomely trimmed to Corre-
spond : head-dress, feathers and diamonds.,
Mrs. MIDDLETON. BIDDULPH— Dress of superb gold
lama, with embroidered flounces to correspond ; white satin
train, with a Van4ke border,of gold, and trimmed with blond
lace : head-dress; a superb wreath of diamonds, and ostrich
feathers.
Mrs. NORDEY—TuIIe dress, richly embroidered and orna-
.mented, with, flOWers ; train white histring, trimmed with satin
and blondiace.
Mrs. DAvisoN—Patent net dress, with bouquets of flowers
and blond lace, train of peach satin : head-dress, turban and
plunie of feathers.
,Mrs. Rocur ort7r ORANGE—Rich silver embroidered gauze
oier.a pale lavender colour satin, with a superb border of white
roses, of crape and silver lama, finished tastefully with scollopsof silver gauze and blond ; train of white satin, edged with sila
ver : head-dress, feathers and a profusionof diamonds: •
Mrs. DELA v—An elegant tulle
.tunic dress, splendidly em-
broidered in gold latira over a rich satin under dress, with'furni-
ture of tulle and gold roleaus; train of rich figured green satin,
ornamented with tulle bordering and green satin roleaus, with
body and sleeves richly trimmed with fine point lace: 'head-
dress, feathers, with a profusion of diamonds; . .
• Mrs. HENRY ItuncG—A petticoat •• of'white net, embroi-
dered most richly. with gold and ruby-coloured foil ;_ robe white
satin. trimmed with' beautiful fringe and blond ; the body
of the dress covered with diamonds and. pearls :.head-dress, a
plume of feathers,. with a profusion of diamonds'; magnificent
ruby and diamond necklace, ear-rings, and cestus.
Mrs. BROWNE PiriGuARE—A superb dress of white net,
with the garniture 'in flowers of pearl over a rich lilac satin slip r
train to correspond : head-dress, a handsome plume of
,white
featheri, ,with. amethyst ornaments, and lappets of rich lace.
Mrs. DAWSON—A dress of rich silver lama embroidered in'
tasteful &signs ; body and train of peach-blossoni satin and
silver, trimmed with rich point lace : head-dreis, feathers and
'diaMondi.
Mrs.' Champion DYHOICE--,-A superb,gold lama dress, • with,
a train of white figured gros de Naples, richly embroidered
with gold to correspond:' head-dress, gold lama toque, elegant-
ly ornamented witn.pearls and ostrich feathers.
Mrs. \Vim:IN most simerb silveriania, trimmed with,
rich blond lace, worn over white satin ' • a white satin train ele-
gantly embroidered wnh silver lace : headZress,"diamends and
feathers. •
Mrs. Colonel CoovEß—A magnificent• dress, embroidered.
with silver 'O'er white satin r a tulle and silver garniture headed,
with silver fringe to correspond ; robe of white satin, superbly
ornamented with rich silver fringe and blondlace: head-dress,
a profusion of ostrich feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. UT TEnsoiaL--A very elegant dress of embroidered
tulle over rich white satin 'trimmed with blond and ornamented
with roses; a pink gros Se Naples train, finished with a border
to correspond : nead:tiress„.feathers, diamonds, and emeralds.
Mrs.-BAirramin--A dress of rich white applique and tulle,
elegantly trimmed with blond ;: a rich bluegroS de Naples train, •
with garniture of pears and blond to correspond with the dress :
head-dresse a superb plinne of ostrich feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. Mae. NEB s Sp T T ora—Riph, white satin petticoat; co-
vered with a net drag, beautifully embroidered with gold laina ;
body and train, rich.emerald green satin.; trinnned. with gold
fringe.
Mrs. WATSON TAYLOR—A rich ,embroidered embroidered net dress,
most elegantly trimmed with blond, and. flowers ; a beautiful
figuied • trainv, richly 'trimmed : head-dress, a profueioii of
diamonds and feathers.
Mrs. MUrraya-A white satin petticoat, with a net dress, el 6.
'gently trimmed with point lace and satin; a train of green grog
de Naples 'moire, richly trimmed with Pearls, roses, and blond.
Mrs. PoyNl'z—A net petticoat over white satin; Sup.i?rbly
embroidered in bunches of tuberoses and wheat (the wheat
composed of steel, which had a very beautiful effect); the body
and sleeves embroidered to COlreSpOnd,•and full trimmed with
rich_Frenchidond ; train of silver gros & Naples, trimmed with
1.716t1 and Lapland rouleau: head-dresS, feathers and diansonds.
lion. Miss STairrae--An elegant pink and white tulle dress
over white satin ; train or fi!.,,Aned pink silk ornamented to cor-
respond : head-dr( sa, a plume•of feathers.
liOn. Misaet)Liv in • ST at ar--4An elegent dress of pink errt-
broidered tulle over white satin e train of 'pink figured silk ;
rimming •in correspond : ad -dress ;'a plume of whi re • frail ers.
• Hon. NI isses C RD—Rich white gauze dresses; trimmed
With pink and white hyacinths; trains,' white flaiourCd Silk. .
e lion, *.M i A lip' GTON.,-A n . elegant tulle . dress, tastefully
"embroidered with bunches of ',flowers, composed of tulle and
pearls, interspersed with tmerald-grt3en.; and ;pearl shells 'and
stars ; the train rich green silk, superbly embroidered toacor-
reSPond ; the body and sleeves magnificently embroidered with
pearls, and elagantly, trimmed with blond lace : head-dress
feathers .and diaMonds. ' • ' ' ' _ .

Hon. Miss 11, ADDOIGTON-A rttperb dress of tulle em-
broidered in silviz; the biirder wreaths of silver dablia, taste-

fully interspersed with bunches of blue flowers, terininated with
an elegant ruche of tulle and silver, richly embroidered. The
traip rich whitesillri embroidered with blue and silver..to cnrre-
spond with the dress; the body and sleeves blue and silver.
elegantly trimmed wrth blond lace: head-dress, feathers and
diamonds...

Misses- A. M. F. and J. MANNERS SUTTON,--Superb. silver
gauze dresses, over rich white satin, with elegant garnitures of
striped silver, in festulns and leaves ; pink satin trains, trimmed
with silver; rich silver corn and tasselt:: head-dresses, feathers
and diamond:►.

issr,:is !CAROLINE and CATHARizo,..I.,m. 6uvrom—S!./pexb
silver gauAo dresses, over rich white satin, with elegant garni-
tures of striped silver, in festoons and, leaves ; blue-satin trains,
trimmed with silver, rich silver co:-.d tassels : head-dresses, fea-
thers and pearls.
Miss RussE r,L—A fine tulle dress, over white satin; with a
_
garniture beautifully appliqued in roses and rose-buds ; bddy
and sleeves superbly ornamented with jewels, a white satin train,
richly trimmed.to correspond head-dress, feathers and a pro-
fusion of diamonds.

Miss MAh.EoD—A petticoat of blue gros de-Naples ; a
white net dress,. elegantly embroidered with steel; manteati of
blue os_ de- Naples, tastefully trimmed with wreaths of satin
'and French tulle.: head-dress, a superb plume of blue and
white feathers, and ornaments of steel.

Miss AREU T No T—A rich white satin petticoat, over which
was worn -a, net dress trimmed tastefully at the bottom with
blond lide-and slain intermixed With pink ros;Js, tie corsage a
la Maria Stuart, trimmed with. blond lace and roses to corres-
pond with the hottom ; the train. of white gros de Naples,.trim-
med with net and roses s head-dress, ostrich feathers sad dia-
monds,_ , • . ,
. .
Miss ITOMFRAY—A dress of tulle over white satin, embroi-
dered with pearls and white roses, and finished at the neck and
sleeves with blond and pearls, with rich tassels manteau of
pink watered mess,
de Naples, With a garniture of pink white
& lir gauze : heaess, a coronet of feathers and blondlappets, with
pearl ornaments.
Miss Pococx—An b 'clen•anl plain tulle dress, with silvpr
lama border over white satin ; French lilac train to correspond:
head.dresS, a plume of feathers.
_ _

, •
Miss 111 0 OIIE—A gold lama dress over white satin ; elegant
train to correspond : head-dress, feathers and pearls,
Misses-CowELL—A handsome silver lama dress, with pink
roleaus over white satin': train of pink silk trimmed to corre-
spond: head-dress, pink and white feathers. . •
Miss FEr.i.owEs—A rich .white.gatize dress, with elegant
garniture,oyer-- a rich white • satin, petticoat ; train of Matie
I.Ouise blue gros de Naples, tastefully trimmed : head-dress,
ostrich feathers and pearls. . •
Miss AMELIA HOMI 0 IT E—A blond lace - petticoat over
white satin, tastefully ornamented with a French trimming of
white pink and silver; train,, a rich figured pink silk : head-
dress, ostrich feathers and pearls.
Miss SPARROW—A beautiful embroidered Nvlieatsheaf silver
lama dress, ornamented at bottom with pink and silver, tube-
roses over white satin ; train of white watered gros de Naples,
With roses to correspond : head-dress, feathers, .pearls, and
diamonds.

Miss AUGUSTA Lzau—A pink bugle dress over white sa-
tin ; train of pink to correspond ; head-dress, a plume of white
feathers. •
•

'Miss WykrinDr—A richly embroidered tulle dress in pearls,
elegantly designed,. and trimmed With blond lace, over white
satin; manteau of rich pink,satin, lined with white,and trimmed
with blond la'ce, and pearls to eorresporid.' -
Miss BENFIELD wore an elegant dress of tulle over white
satin, very handsomely embroidered in raised festop.F.s ; a white
brocaded silkinanteau, ornamented With blond lace, tulle, and
satin : head-dress, feathers and pearls. ,
. Miss and Miss 1). DlCiscix--.-.Elegant tulle dresses, with gar-
nitures of roses Orain ofrich'brocaded silk trimmed with blu4d
lace : head-diesses;feathers and pearls.
Miss DwicANL--Over a rich white satin dress a net. witla
deep border of wheat ears and flowers in steel, with full gar-
niture to correspond ; train of pale pink. satin : head-drets,
featheis and pearls. . .
Miss SAUstAREZ—A dress of white satin, superbly em-
broidered with silver bulliou; pink lustring train, trimmed NyNt
silver and blond lace: head-dress, bandeau' of silver and
feathers, with pearl ornaments,
Miss and Misses F. and G. JEtteitricnAm-Embroidered
er
silk net dress; tastefully adorned with roses ; corsage of ;rich
silver tissue, trimmed round the bosom and waist with rases,;
train of white watered Bros de Naplei, finished round the entire
edge with a beautiful garniture of roses head-dress, ost;io
feathers.'

MiSS JONES—A white net dress, tastefully ornamented whiit
bouquets and blond lace,' over' white satin ; a richly brocaded
pink manteau, with tasty garniture in tulle and fieurs : head-
dress, pink anti white feathers and pearls. —
Miss FYLEn-A beautiful dress of white silk net, richly.ern-
bossed in white satin, with trimmings of the same, and blond to
correspond ; a train or white satin ; necklace arid callings of
turquois and diamonds :, headAiress, a plume, of ostrich feathers,
with blue and silver flowers. • •

Miss FANNY FyLkA—The same, with necklace and ear-
rings of pink, topaz and pink; and silver flowers. l- • ,
Miss FAnNsttAw--:-117.are _a .beautiful dress of silver
over a white satin petticoat, ; robe of rich white safri trinimed
to correspond: head-dress, feathers, and a Proftision of ame-
thysts.
Miss AcLANn.--An efegint'enibroider«l net petti,;mit. orera
French white satin slip ; body of sliver , tissue.; train of French
white gros de Naples, trimmed with silver. •
Miss FLowEU,—A white net dress, richly embroidered with
pink satin flowers and steel beads; worn over white'Satin ; man-
teau of pink gros de /N. pies, trimmed to correspond : head-
dress, white feathers and pink topazes.
MisK COURTENAY and Miss S+UART. CdiiiT'F.NAY
Dresses of white net beautifully decorated in flowers of peark;
trains to correspond ; head-dresses, plumes of white feathers,
with pink topazes set in pearls ;,,necklaces, earrings, and brace-
lets also to correspond ; lappets of rich lace.
MlSs EON ]:)-:,-An elegant white tulle dresi, richly ornamented
with, pink .applique and tulle,ensemble; inanteau of rich pink
satin, and tri&iinings of and satin interspersed head-
dress, rich plume of ostrich feathers and diainwads•
MiSs DA.wsoN-,--A white tulle dress embioidered with Roman
pearls, passion flowers, and heart's-ease,te,rminnted at the:bet-
torn with chevaux friZe orpirik crape; train of green"figu. red
gros tie Naples, finished all round with alternate white and red
roses : .head‘dress,.pink feathers and emerald,9rnardentis,
Miz4S CAROLINE handsairie figured gram
dress, trimmed with blond and bcuquets of roses and jessamine ;
bOdy and Aran) of blue and silver tissue : head-dresS,' blue
feathers and diamonds. .

„.
Miss 'JtaVolst —A. dress of pink crape over white satin,
tastefully ornamented with.pink and blush roses; .nlignio.nette
train trimmed with net arid roses to. correspond : head-dreis,
feathers,. pearls and diamo94.
S Miss E imoint—A white crape dress' over rich white satin,
bordj.red. with an clegint.tiimming of Satin, net, and•Vaii.egated
roses ; train of white Bros de Naples finished.. with tulle and
satin, intermixed "with small variegated rosebUclSl: heacf-dreSS,
feathers and pcarls.
MissPLu R—A Very' elegant dress of tope embioidered
in steel, tove! rich white p:atin, trimmed with,fine,bloincl; train
of- .white satin finished to, head-dress; itatliers,
pear 4; and dianiondS, .. . .
Miss DORA NAYLER-.7A dress of white Nile, apyliqued
with flowers and le-ads, over • white satin; trailiofwbue
head-dress, ostrich feathers andpearls,: , • .
• Miss net dress, elegantly -• trimmed with
blond and satin ; a .train; of rich pink gro,s de. Naples..mourF,
richly trimined-with pears, bk.-.:1; satin.' • • •

The lamented death of that most efficient
Magistrate and excellent man, Mr.. Alderman
RoTnwEl.r., has ,been deeply felt by, all, the in-
habitants of the Ward over whichthe presided,
A Deputation of those Gentlemen, we under-
stand, waited on W. Titomrson,, of
the firm of TUOMPSON, Ko'ltivtAN, and,Co, who
has acceded to their wish that he 'would 'pirtnit
himself to he put in nothination to succe4d to the
,v,,ant gown, ,

The English residents.. at .Bilenos, Ayres hp'e
lately porehaseda burial,group,d,but there being
no English.cfergytnan, the service in
i.:eneral is
c racl 'by Captain .o'l3atE.N. the' Contataildef:.oti
that station.

HEBDOMADARY.
Str-gmav, July 29.—Stith Sunday after Trinity.—Sun tines
at 14 m. after 4 ; I.;e:s at 46 m. after 7.—Moon New at 2 h.

12 lEn".. morn.
_3IONDAY ris.,,s at 16 m. after 4 ; sets 4-1 m. after 7.

Moon sets 27 rr.. after 8 afternoon.
ThEtiDAY 31.—Sun rases 17 rn..,,ftar 4 ; sets 43 in. after 7.-

.qoon sets 39 In. after 8.
WrDNE2DAY, August I.—Lammas Day.—Sun rises 19 m.
zfter 4 ; sets 41 in. after 7. Moon sets 50 in. after E. D.l-
- of Twilight 2 h. 54 in.
TNIIIISDAY 2.—Sun rises 20 in. after 4 ; sets 40 m. after 7.

Mcon sets at 9 evening.
FRIpAY 3.—Sun rises 22 rn. after 4 ; sets 33 tn. after 7._
M.oork rises 9 111. after 9.
ATIT-TIDAY 4.—Sun rises 24 m. after 4 ; sets 36 m. after 7.
Moon sets '2'2 rn. aft-4 9.

FWEVMASONTIY.—II. R. 11. the M. W. G. Master has put
off the installation of sir WM. DE CRESPIUNI, at South-
czopton, nt the solicitation of the BISHOP of SAT:Ism:IIY, from
Thursday, August :23, to Thursday, August 30.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE 0-CLOCK.
per Cent. Red. 76:',,1 I Exeheq. Bills 4 6 pr.
3 per Cent. Cons. 753 g I Cons. for Account..... 75,;
5 per Cent. Navy Ann.... 1034.-

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 2.8 mintues after 2. I Evening, 50 minutes after 2.

THE SUN.

SOLE)! QUIS DICEIZE FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON,
SJTURILII, JULY 2S, 1821.

We are informed, from what we have reason
to deem good authority, that Lord WALPOLE has
left this country for the purpose of endeavouring
to bring the Court of Vienna to a proper sense of
the balance of Power in Europe,and of the conse-
quences which may attend the violation of that
principle, if Russia, as is believed to be her in-
tention, should commence, if she has not already
commenced, war against the Turks. We ear-
nestly hope, however, that no arrangement will
be adopted that by any possibility can leave the
Greeks at the mercy of their ferocious and inhu-