The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-05 00:00:00

BANK OF IRELAND.

COPIES of the donnEsroslsENcE which has taken
p.12..e.e -between the First Lord of the Treasury and,the Chan
-..`rellor of tbe•Exchequer, and the Governor and Deputy Go-
., vermos of the Bank of Ireland ; upon. the. subject of a Pro-
p3for an Advance of £500,000 for the Public Service.
(No. 1.)
.14:e.r.1 Liverpool and Mr. Vansittart to the Governor of the Bank
of Ireaznd and Nathaniel Sneyd, Esq., respectin..7 an applica-
tion tr., Parliament for increasing the Capital o; the Bank of
;- • Irektncl.

Fife House, 13th April, I£l2l.
GEN 71.7 3rzy—Having most attentively consi,Jered the se-
ral which have been stated h✓y you in the-discussions
ws.:iich nave taken place when ICcha had the honour of see-
ing ycrn, and when you have met Mr. •Vansittart and Mr.
liiis7;.:,FtOn, we feel satisfied that the proposition which will be
mo-it acceptable to Pau lament and to the PAblie, will be to
npply to Parliament for authority to increase the Capital of the
.barik b' Ireland, by the additional sum of Zoo;000, making in
4tc. whale £3,005,01:0 ; and at-the same time to admit of such
a Pa0,.3-lii,iation of the-charter of the Bank of Ireland, as to al-
cf the.establishment of partnerships for.bathdng exceeding
the nti.7.l"ts,'.:i of six partners, in any part of Ireland not less than
flit:/-1:44,5.fr0i Dublin.
Aeiour Court should be willing to concur in an application'
to failizrnent for this purpose, we shall be happy to bring the
theaspre ferwried with the full support of Government, and
with a conlidence that!it will prove beneficial to the trade of
Ireland. h-ncl highly satisfactory to the Public, while we hope it
will not materially interfere with fhe ndvantages the Bank de-
rive fro= their charter. We have &c. &c.
LIVERPOOL.
N. VANSITTART.

(Signed)

(No. 2.)
Geve:rnor of the Bank of Ireland assenting to the proposal
of the Government.
23, Conduit street, London, 19th April, - - . 1821.
SIII—Mr. Sneyd and I had the honour of receiving the letter
a2dressed to us by Lord Liverpool and yourself on the 13th
iter.ant, in which his Lordship and you were pleased to agree
.prorose. to Parliament,- that -the- Bank of Ireland might be
e•irnitt&lto extend their capital from £2,500,000 to £3,000,000,
aeeeil condition that the sum. of £500,000 so to be added to their
tpital. Shall be lent to Government at 4per cent. interest; and
the restriction which at present exists by law upon more
." thin six partners being united in one banking company, shall.
Ise:reit-coved, so far as that more than six persons may be so.
:united in any barking firm which shall be established at a dis-
tance of not less than fifty miles from the city of Dublin.
2dr.. Sneyd- and I duly transmitted the letter to the Deputy
Governor to be laid before the Court of Directors ; and I have
LOW the honour to inform you that we are warranted to corn-.
e.- manicate to you, that the terms stated in 'that letter have been
?Lilly agreed to by the Court ; and that they are ready, when-
ever it be your pleasure to address to me a letter on this
• Subject, to lay the same before a Court of Proprietors of Bank
Stock, for their approbation.
IhaVeto request that you may be so kind as to state in your
letter, that no banking company which may be established un-
der-the permission to be granted as above mentioned, shall pas-
- sess-arty charter or any other immunity or privilege whatsoever,
save t.1.-.at of suing and being sued in the name of a Treasurer
: or• Secretary, should -Parliament please to extend this latter
pnwe:r. I.have the honour to remain, &c. &c.
(Signed) A ETIIER GUINNESS,
Governor of the Bank of Ireland.
(No. 3.)
• r.•
Vansittart to the Governor of the Bank of Ireland ; ac-
• knowledging his communication of this date, and desiring
-ee• that the proposition be submitted to the Court of Proprietors
of Stock of the Bank of Ireland.
- Downing-street, April 19, 1821.
Sut--I have been honoured with your letter of this day,
4.;Fii,th I shall immediately communicate to Lord Liverpool,
. who will hear with satisfaction, as well as myself, that the,
• e tidurt of Directors of the Bank of . Ireland have concurred in
the-proposition we submitted to you in our letter of the-13th
instant e I have therefore to desire that the. same may be laid
before be Court of Proprietors an as early a period as may be
convenient, in order that a proposition may be made to Parlia-
Irgent as soon as possible after its meeting.
it is understood, that the permission to establish banking
companies exceeding six partners, -at the distance of not less
_.•ltlisn'filty miles from Dublin, shall, during the continuance of
7;thr.: present charter of the Bank of Ireland, not be construed to
'.'7extend-to.such companies any privileges and- immunities be-
yand.those to which common partnerships are by law entitled,
• exeepn that of suing or beito, sued in the name of the Treasury
• e or Secietary,- if they should be sufficiently numerous to require
suchi Fivilege, and should be authorized by separate Acts of
7. Pirliatnctt, obtained on their own application, to avail them-
-. - selves- af it. - 1 have, &c. &c. • •
- - - (Signed)- ' N. VANSITTART.

(No. 4.)
Mr. Vansittart•to the Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ireland.
on the subject of increase of their capital.
Downing-street, April 17, 1821.
Sra—The Governor being out of town for a few days, I had
thexpleasure tins morning of seeing Mr. Sneyd, to whom I men-
: - lioued that I had thought it might facilitate the arrangement
proposed for increasing the capital of the Bank of Ireland, if I
......• got a bill drawn for that purpose, for the consideration of your
Court and: of your Law advisers. Mr. Sneyd concurring with
me in otinion, I have the pleasure to enclose the draft of a 8111,
-.piiiparral by Sir Thomas Toridina, upon the model of the Act
. welch passed in 1316, for increasing the capital of the Bank of
. You will haveheen fully apprised bythe Governor and Mr.
-.Sneyd, of the communications which Lord Liverpool and my-
- 'self. hive had the honour to-hold with them; and of the prin-
. •ciples upon which we have thought that a proposition might be
made to Parliament for the increase of the capital of the Bank;
• . ifiyour-Court concur in the terms of the proposition agreed upon
between Lord Liverpool and myself on the part of the Govern-
Went; and of the Governor and Mr. Sneydon the part of the Bank,
believe you will find them correctly carried into effect in the
- draft, of the Bill submitted" to you; and with regardto the
- mode of payment of the £500,000 proposed to be advanced to
Government, I should suggest that as the Bank holds £1,500,000
Treasury. Bills, which will be due on the sth July next, that
a:1,000,000 of that sum shall be exchanged for new Treasury
. Bills, and- £500,000 given up as the consideration for the in-
. crease of -capital; the difference between English and Irish
• •reiirrericy. being paid in cash to the Bank, as their capital is ex-
. premed in 'Hall currency.
shall reouest that when your Court shrill have submitted.
_the Eill.to their legal advisers, it may be returned to me with
such- dhservations and corrections as you may think fit to make.
upon it ; and -I am by no means anxious for the particular frame
of the.Eill, if you should be of•opinion that the principles of our
agreement can be carried more clearly into effect by another form
. •;bufslebuld be desirous that the points sliculd be settled by the time
'of_the.meeting of Parliament after the adjournment, or as soon
after as may be practicable. • • have &ce• &e.
(Signed) N. VANSITT ART.:
(No. 5.)
• 'iqptify Governor of the Barak of Ireland to Mr. Vani:;ittart,
, • agieeing to proposition contained in his letter of the
Bank of Ireland, 25th April, 1821.
Strt —I have the honour 0-acknowledge. the receipt of your
lette't the instant,' with the draft, of :a Bill, to be sub-
; Meted to Parliament, for increasing the capital of the Bank ;
. which I now return (having filled theblanka) without observa-
• rdoti,..the• Goverhor being in full possession of every point rela-
ti:ve"tfierctoe • •
aa. .-YOu.tave-augge.sted the mode_ of payment-of the £500,000
propoe'ed. to be advanced to Government as follows :—That as
'the Lank holds 4:1,p0,001) Treasury Bills, which will he due
the 6t'a 'July, that • one Million of that sum shOuld-be exchang-
• ed for new -Treasury Bills; and al:500,000 given up as the
• consideration. for increase of capital; • the. diMteuce between
Er4lish• deal Irish money being paid in cash td the Bank, as
dear eapatel ia expressed in Irish curreney. •
. - .T•ae-aboatpreposition I have subnlittal to the Court-of Di-
• iiteeoeS; jo wieteh I have -the pleasure, of informing you they.
hi(e:agratd.. -I lii%re, &c. &c. '
• • (Signed) NATH. HONE, Deputy-Governor.
e . (No. 6.)
' Deputy Governor notifies to Mr. Vansittartathe approbation of
-• toe Coiirt-of Proprietors of the Bank of Ireland Stock, to the
..sarangernent proposed for the increase of their capital.
• .. Bank of Ireland, April 20, 1821.
Sirt—l have the Pleasure of informing youothat a Ccurt of
Proprietors was held yesterday, for the purpese of tanking into
coresideration.the report of the Court of Directors, for making
au addition to their capital ; when they were informed that the
• Coitit of-Directors had agreed to an- arrangement for increasing
. th.e.CaPitaltif.the• Bank £500,000, on the-terms, stated in'a lets
tet•frean. Lora Liverpool and you, to the Governor and Mr.
-Stfetii and the letter of the 13th of April was read to them ;
• anti the Court-of Directors .prop4sed, that the additional capital.
'craf-'400,000 should be taken from the•surpluS fund, and lent
to .Goverriinent at the rate of 4 peicent. per annum, during the
continuance of their charter : •
And that the stock of each-proprietor, as it may stand on the
24 of .ot June next, shall be increased at the rate of 20 per
cent. to commence on that day.. . • '
.14 all which the Court acquiesced ; and the • report was
spread to.
The Directors will, therefore, thank you to make the neces-
sary .communication to Parliamente for carrying the arrange-
merit into execution ; and . they request you will accept their
adennwledgments for the trouble you have lAA in the business.
(Signed) • 1 have, &c. &c.
NATHANIEL HONE, Deputy Governor.

THE KING'S DRkWING-ROOM.

LADIES' DRESSES.
(Continued from our Paper of Yesterday.)

Lady E MA.MOUN T-EDG EC 0 Mt —A rich white net dress,
trinimed with puffs of satin down the front and bottom ; train,
Bros de Naples moir4e, elegantly embroidered in silver; head-
dress, profusion of diamonds and feathers.
Lady MARIA' BEA-iOf.E.ne--A most elegant embroidered
net dress over white 'satin; " with a train of white satin, most
tastefully trimmed with pearls and blond ; head-dress, feathers
and brilliants.

-Lady E. BEATICLAr c—Dress and head-dress the same.
• Lady DrarEvon—A net dress richly embroidered in steel;
train, green gros de Naples to correspond.
Lady C. GRAHAM—A net dress richly embroidered in 14141.. -
trimmed with blond ; train, blue gros de Naples. -
Lady C. Du kcciesnE—A net -dress richly embroidered in
gold lama;. train, rich white figured silk.
Lady M. KERB—A rich net anpliaue net dress, handsomely
decorated with blue satin and rich point lace; train, blue gros
de Naples, thinned. with point lace.
Lady H. LAsCELI.F.S—./i net dress, with a rich worked
border, decor:et:o with Iliac, poppies ; train, lilac gros de Naples.
Lady. G. CAY, rich white and gold' net dress ;
train, .blire.grOs de Naples.
Lady xr-t Eil"Alot-eir----Superb silver lama dress, richly orna-
Molted •With ; sleeves and body elegantly bound
witlr rich Brussels lace • train, pink satin lined with white satin,
trimmed with silver;- head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady URANBOURN—A superb silver tissue dress, with
strawberry blossoms ; pink train of gros de Naples ; head-
dress, feathers with.a profusion of diamonds.
Lady LEGG—A white net dress, 'embroidered with steel
beads ; body and sleeves trimmed with blond, with a superb
train ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady MARY LEGG—The same as her sister. - •
Lady TnoLLoPE—An elegant net dress beautifully em-
broidered in acier et tulle in bouquets and wreaths tastcifully ar-
ranged and trimmed with rich blond lace, mantua of rich white
satin with tasty garniture in tulle et acier,to correspond: head-
dress, feathers and pearls.
Lady ST. CLAIR—A white crape dress, trimmed with rich
flowers; a superb train of white gros de Naples, trimmed with
blue flowers; head-dress, crescent of diamonds and feathers.
Lady CAROLINE MACDONALD—GoId lama dress, with a
superb border at the bottom, ornamented with satin and roses ;
sleeves and- b6dy elegantly orntnnented•With blond and gold ;
head-dress, in. elegant plume and amethysts. •
Lady TIERNEY—An elegant tulle dress, richly embroidered
with chenille. and Roman pearl beads ' • • body, ancl "sleeves taste-
fully ornamented with blond lace and beaded tassels, worn over
a rich blue satin slip ;- train of rich blue satin; trimmed round
with 'a broad blond lace, and beaded with Roman pearl beads;
head-dress, feathers and diamonds. •
Lady InnvasoN—A superb silver lama dress, richly em-
broidered with a broad border of carnations, intermixed with
silvei net, worn over a white satin petticoat; body and" sleeves
magnificently trimmed with silver tassels and rich Brussels
point lacei robe of rich white satin, elegantly trimmed with net-
and silver to correspond ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady DESANGT—Over a petticoat of rich white satin wore
a dress of tulle, embroidered with rich silver laina and chenille,
elegantly blended, and forming wreaths of moss-roses of most
lively colours, tout--a-tour, finished with a splendid border of
the full-blown rose, with leaves of mat and brilliant silver, ter-
minated with an elegant scallop of lama ; mantua of the richest
figured silk, trimmed round with fine broad blond and silver
corsage, embroidered with rose buds and silver, and a profusion
of blond ; head-dress, feathers and brilliants.
Lady OSSITLSTON—A superb dress beautifully. embroidered
with pearls ; body and sleeies richly trimmed with blond and
pearls ; a tram of lilac satin, richly trimmed with blond and
; head-dress, a profusion of diamonds and ostrich feathers.
Lady, Louisa LENON.—A silver lama dress over'rich white,
satin; and trimmed with blond lace; manteau of rich white
satin, embroidered in silver ; head-diesse feathers and pearls.
Lady SiLvEswEn—White satin petticoat, with thread lace
drapery, flounced with rich lace to correspond ; train of rich
figured amethysts, tastefully ornamented with white lavender
lilacs ; rich plume of feathers, with bandeau of diamonds ;
necklace and ear-rings of diamonds, &c. •
Lady ELIZABETH BAKER—An elegant tulle dress, beauti-
fully embroidered with a broad border of chenille and Roman
pearl beads, worn over• a rich white satin petticoat; body and
sleeves tastefully ornamentedsvith Brussels
.point lace and Roman
pearl beads ; robe of rich white satin, trimmed round with a
broad border of pearl beads ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady JOH-NSTONE—Over a petticoat of rich white satin
wore a dress of silver lama, ornamented with white roses ;
corsage and mantua of rich white satin, handsomely trimmed
with silver lama and a profusion of blond : head-dress, toque
of silver lama, with a magnificient plume of ostrich feathers and
diamonds.
Lady PoLE—A superb gold lama dress upon a white satin
slip ; train of violet figured silk, trimmed with gold lace : head-
dress, gold toque, with plume of ostrich feathers and diamonds.
Lady HYDE PARKER—A most elegant dress richly em-
broidered in ponceau and gold lama, in wreaths, with tasty gar-
niture en epis en or and ponceaux flowers ; mantua of white
brocaded silk, embroidered. in gold to correspond ; head-dress,
of various precious stones and feathers.
Lady MARGARET CumterEstrs—Beautiful dress of eme
broidered tulle over white satin, richly embroidered with steel
in groups of wheat-ears and corn flowers, finished with a full
ruche en garniture, and decorated with beautiful guirlandes of
wild flowers, the bodice and sleeves profusely trill-in-fed with
elegant blond lace ; robe of pink satin, surrounded by a garni-
ture of tulle, with steel to correspond ; head-dress, feathers.
Lady CATHERINE CHARTERIS—Dressed the Same as
Lady Margaret.
Lady WALKER—Magnificently dressed in white satin, co-
vered with tulle, richly striped in devices of floss silk en ap-
plique ; unique garniture, consisting of cornucopias, filled with
most beautiful flowers of various kinds, and decorated - with
tasteful bouquets, finished with vandyked ruche ; robe of broc-
aded white gros de Naples, bordered en suite ; the bodice and
sleeves profusely trimmed with blond lace ; head-dress, fea-
thers and diamonds.
Lady GOULD—TuIIe dress, magnificently embroidered with
steel in the form of stars, surrounded with embroidery of pearl-
white floss silk, presenting in effect stars of diamonds, with a
superb double projecting border, in alternate triangular fulness;
-body and sleeveS tastefully ornamented with steel beads and
.pearl ornaments, richly trimmed with fine blond• lace : under
.dress of Italian white satin ; train of ditto; richly trimmed
with blond lace and steel ornaments : head-dress, profusion of
featheri, and coronet of diamonds, pearls, &c. •
Lady GEORGIANA WELLESLEY—White lemontial robe
richly embroidered in gold, with condor .ruche, and the train
:vhite net lined and most richly embroidered in gold ; head-
dress, a plume of white feathers and diamonds:
Lady l'ETRE—Pink embroidered net over white satin, richly
trimmed with blond lace; train, white satin, ornamented with
blond laee and blown roses.
Lady ELIZABETH BE LoitAvE—Dress of tulle, richly em-
broidered in silver lama over white satin ; train, robe of white
gros de Naples, surrounded by a costly garniture of roses with
ail eer a the bodice and sleeves trimmed with superb point lace ;
head-dress, feathers and magnificent diamonds.
• lady CLINTON Superb dress of pink tulle over pink satin,
richly ornamented with steel in pyramids en garniture ; robe
of pink satin ft-it-rimed en suite ; the bodice and sleeves trim-
med with elegant blond lace.s head-dress, feathers and dia-
monds.
Lady MARY PELHAM—Beautifully dressed in delicate
white tulle, decorated with groupes of roses and vine leaves,
embroidered with pearls and floss silk, and ruche of tulle-round
the bottom over white satin ; robe of brocaded white gros de
Naples ornamented to correspond ; the bodice and sleeves
trimmed with blond lace ; 'head-dress, feathers, pearls, , and
diamonds. .
Lady ROBINSON.—An elegant white ,gauze dress; hand-
somely trimmed with blue and white satin and blond ; train,
. blue gros de Naples; tastefully ; head-dress, a plume of blue
and, white feathers and diamonds.
Lady Roils--A superbly rich 'silver lama dress, beautifully
embroidered in columns' of rich silver, each column terminating
in a bunch of roses, elegantly designed, forming a most magni-
ficent broad border round the bottom of the dress, worn over a
rich white satin petticoat ; body and sleeves tastefully trimmed
with silver and blond lace robe or rich blue figured satin,
trimmed with abroad border of silver net to correspond ; head-
dress feathers and diameaCs.
• Lady BOLTON—A lace dress, superbly embroidered . in co-
louring of pink and white Grecian trimming, with a border of
rich blond lace, and pink satin tulle ; pink satin ..train, richly
trimmed to correspond in Grecian embroidery.
Lady DRAKE—A beautiful embroidered dress of white lace ;
Tuscan border tram magnificently trimmed to correspond.
Lady. Lour si HERVEY—A handsome blue gros de Naples
with an embroidered petticoat in white satin asperade. •
Lady ORDEA superb rich silVer lama dress ; train royal
purple ;•head-dress, feathers and a profusion of diamonds.
Lady- HALKETT—Over.a white 'satin petticoat a dress of
white tulle,. richly embroidered and trimmed with flounces of.
blue and white floss silk ; train of white satin, surroundedwith
a bordering of blue and white embroidery, to correspond with
the dress : hi:ad.:dress, a plume of blue and white ostrich fea-
thers and diamonds.
Lady GRANVILLE—Over a' white satin petticoat a dress of
white tulle, richly embroidered with steel beads and floss silk ;
train of white Gros de Naples, handsomely trimmed with steel
beads, and net to Correspond ; lappets and inantille in blond
net; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady-JANE CoIi•ENTRY-.-A dress of white crape lisse trim-

med with the samt, Ind blue flowers.; train of white gran de
Naplcs, with a bordu're to correspond. -
Lady ELIZABETH Irrinron,--Over a blue satin- petticoat,
richly trimmed with grapes in' fine pmils ; train of blue satin,
surrounded by a tihmning in blue and white floss silk, and sur-
rounded by a rich bordure of grimes in rows of pearls.
Lady SOPHIA COVEN TII-Y—Over er white petticoat a dress
or white Credoe t;,.st,:rully ornamented and trimmed with
the same and ;;'.rile roses ; 'train, white Bros de Naples, sur-
rounded by a garland or white rosts mixed with whittrcrape'
lisse to correspond.

Lady E. Non MAN—Dress of figured white gauze, orna-
mented with bunches of sati!-. and bunches of silver, point lace,
; train of lilac grOS de Naples; trimmed :i•ith lace and lilac
rouleau; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady AuGusiA Covrox—A most beautiful patent net
gown, elegantly embroidered in floss silk f-Ner a white satin pet-
ticoat.; train a fleur-de-lis French silk ; head-d-,7ess, feathers,

and pearls.
Lady NAYLER—A gold lama dress, with train of white
satin, trimmed with gold fringe.;
,head dress, plume of white
cstrich feathers and diamonds.
Lady 'JOHN THYNN—A superb gold lama dress, trimmed
with ponccaux roses ; body and sleeves trimmed with blond
and gold; a beautiful train of porceau India crape embroider-
ed with gold, beautifully trimmed with gold and crape;' -head,
dress, a profusion of diamends and feathers.
_Lady K. FORRESTER—A dress of lilac and white figur-
ed gauze, richly trimmed with lilac -satin, ornamented withbands,
bands, bouleaus, and tassels of pearls ; train of white gas do
Naples, trimmed-to correspond ; head-dress, plume of fe.athers,
diamonds, &c.
The Ron. Mrs. FA.ten----A white net dress, superbly ern- -
broidered with steel, in clusters of grapes and vine leaves, worn
over a primrose gro:i do Naples petticoat ; train of the same ma
aerials, rxhiv'tlecorated. with blond and- steel ; head-dress, a
profusion oaliamonds,7 yeal4sand ostrich feathers.
Hon. Mrs. CAVE ND-AIi:ILA-net dress, richly embroidered in
cut-steel white satin train. •
Hon. Mes, PO Y N T Z—Elegant dress of embroidered tulle over
white satin, ornamented. with groupes of flowers in an embroid-
ery of pearls, and floss silk, and decorated with a full ruche of
satin and•tulle ; robe of lavender gros de Naples, bordered.en
suite; the body and sleeves trimmed . with blond lace; head-
dress, Parisian satin toque, with plume of rich feathers mid.
diamduds.
Hon. Mrs. EnwAnn BAVKES—(the first time since her mar-
riage),--Superb silver embroidered net over white satin, with
rich blond drapery; white satin -train, richly ornamented with
blond lace, silver, &e. -
Hon. 'Mrs. How.txn—An embroidered gold taffeta dress,
richly ornamented with gold trimmings, and trimmed with
Brussels-lace ; train of lilac gros de Naples ; head-dress, plume
of ostrich feathers and profusion of diamonds. -
1116,AIAN'NE ils SUTTON—Rich white satin petticoat, cov-
ered with a rich net dress, brown satin train,- lined and trim-
med round with blond, finished with piings of satin.
Mrs. ORMSBY. CI 0 ILE —ll,:rsiiperb silver lama dress, richly
strewed with• silver..srara, a magnificent border f roses,
tastefully finished willi a satin intermixed with silver;
body and, sleeves sup:. -;:"- ented with silver tassels; and
trimmed with rich y.'4 ted lace, worn over a white
satin' petticoat ; satin, trimmed with a broad
border of silver pond ; head-dress, feathers and
diamonds. ••••• •
• e
Mrs. BE VILL}:-..A rich white satin dress,' full trimmed with
blond ; train of velour epengle, richly trimmed with blond to
correspond ; head-dress, a very rich plume of ostrich feathers,
with a profusion of diamonds.
Mrs. MAG NAY—White satin petticoat, with net drapery, rich-
ly trimmed with pearls and velvet; train and body white satin,.
trimmed to correspond; bandeau of feathers and brilliants.
'Mrs. BRIDGES—A rich white satin petticoat, drapery su-
perbly embroidered • with gold lama ; train and body white
satin, worked to correspond,- and elegantly finished- with blond
lace: handcart of feathers and diamonds, with necklate and car-
Mrs. T. (',oiinsT—A beautiful net dress, embroidered in
wheatahea4.of pearl over a white satin slip, ornamented with
blond lace rain of white brocade silk lined with blue. satin,.
trimmed to eeirrespond ; head-dress, ostrich _feathers and dia-
monds.
Mrs. FRASER—A rich bordered white applique net dress,
trimmed with blond ; satin train. .
-Mis. GRANT—A rich Silver lama dress, most elegantly em-
broidered in deep borders, and trimmed with a profusion of deep
blond lace over white satin ; ;Mantua of rich white satin, beauti-
fully embroidered with silver to correspond ; head-dress, ostrich
plume and diamonds. e •
Mrs. SHEE—Rich blue satin petticoat, covered with a very
rich net dress, with a deep border, elegantly embroidered with
Roman pearl beads, and finished with branches of net and beads
and bolean cords and tassels; blue satin train, lined and trim-
med round with blond ; head-dress, rich plume, and a profu-
sion of beautiful diamonds.
Mrs. STANLEY—A magnificent dress of gold lama; train
richly trimmed to correspond.
Mrs. CHAT re AM ST RODE —A magnificent dress of blue and
silver lama,
.with a garniture of blue and silver roses, richly
terminated with blond flounces, &c. &c. ; and a ruche of white
and silver; train blue g,ros de Naples, embroidered in silver to
correspond.
Mrs. BE TuELL—Over a white satin petticoat a handsome
gold lama dress, richly embroidered with wheat in pearls, mix-
ed with gold • beautiful train in gold lama, over white satin,
and surrounded by the same border of wheat, in pearls and
gold, to- correspond . with the dress ; head-dress, profusion of
blond lace, ostrich feathers, and diamonds.

Mrs. IL BROWN ConnvEß—White satin petticoat, with-
rich embroidered drapery in pearls, looped up with bunches of
roses ; tain and body of white satin, trimmed with blond lace
and pearls; bandeau of feathers and diamonds.
-Mrs. LINDSAY Bunatei.—A rich silver lace lama dress,
beautifidly embroidered and trimmed with blond lace over
white satin, mantua of.rich white gros de Naples, embroidered
in silver to correspond ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. AV YNDFIA3I—A white net dress, beautifully. embroi-
dered in pearls, in designs particularly elegant, over white
satin, and trimmed with rich blond lace ; mantua of rich white
satin with tasty garniture of tulle. and pearls to correspond ;
head-dress of superb diamonds and ostrich plume.
Mrs. KENNE—A white net dress, beautifully embroidered
en acier, in rich borders, and trimmed with blond lace over
white satin; mantua of -riehtlue satin with tasty garniture en
tulle and acier ; head-dress, feathers And diamonds.
'Mts. ST. QUINTEN—A dreSs of rich brocaded gauze, with
elegant garniture, and trimmed with rich blond lace ; manteau
of rich violet brocaded satin, with garniture en tulle and satin ;
head-dress, diamonds, pearls and feathers.
Mrs. CIIETWYND STAPLETON—A beautiful net dress, em-
broidered with floss silk and richly ornamented with flowers ; a
most handsome white inns de Naples train, elegantly trimmed
with flowers and net to correspOnd.
Mrs. LOCKWOOD—A most magnificent dress embroidered
with steel; body and sleeves beautifully trimmed with steel and
blond ; a superb train of gros de Naples moil*, richly trimmed
with steel- and blond to correspond ; head-dress, a profusion of
diamonds and ostrich feathers. •
Mrs. BlORSE—Elegant dressl Italian net over white satin,
tastefully decorated with benches of white lilac and satin; satin
train; headAress tiara of . diamonds ; handsome- 'plume. of
White ostrich feathers.
Mrs. PoItTMAN—A rich silver lama dress, elegantly embroi-
dered in deep bandeau and tasty garniture, with a profusion of
rich blond lace ; manteau of rich lilac satin, embroidered in
silver ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. I.loExiix—A white net dresS, richly embroidered in floss
silk and inarquerites in elegant designs, and trimmed with
blond lace over 'white satin, with tasty garniture en tulle and
marguerites; head-dress, diamonds and feathers. • .
Mrs. SCOTT—A 4ite - net dress, richly embroidered in
pearls, and trimmed with blond lace over rich white satin ;
mantua of rich blue satin, with elegant garniture en pertes, and
tulle to correspond ; head-dress, feathers and pear Ls.
Mrs. PORTAL—A pearl net dress, richly embroidered in
satin and net, in borders tastefully arranged, and trimmed
with blond lace over pink satin.: mantua of pink satin with
tasty garniture en tulle and satin ; head-dress, feathers and
diamonds.
Mts. MASDELL (the lady of the Cover= of St. Kites;
—A dress of tulle net over white satin, richly•embroidered with'
floss and pearl beads, border trimmed with bunches of grapes,
intermixed with white leaves ; train of rich white satin, with a
border of , tulle combined, with pearls ; girdle and.clasp of the
same; head-dress, plume of white feathers, with a profusion cf
pearl ornaments.
Mrs. ORBY IfusTEn—A- dress of white pearl satin, magni-
ficently embroidered with:chains of gold bullion, and richly
trimmed with broad -gold•fringe•tassels, &e. &c. ; train of pearl
white rich figured gauze, trimmed to correspond ; head-dress,
feathers, diamonds, &c.
Mr.• BALLARD—A white satin petticoat,:with net dress and
silver trimming; a beautiful satin train, trimmed with silver;
body and sleeves elegently trimmed with blond and silvq.-• •
Mrs. General MOORE—Petticoat of white satin, flounced
With fine 'Mecklin lace with tulle lavender satin train ; lavender
satin trimmed with Mecldin. lace to correspond;-drapery of
figured lace net, tastefully ornamented.with'white and lavender
flowers : bandeau af pearls and amethysts, with flowers.
Mrs. GARNIER—A rich net dress, embroidered witi gold-
lama and gold:flounces"; white satin •train-. • - -
Mrs. ELLI3ON,A white net dress, trimmed with white
roses and liearls : white satin train, richly trimmed with gauze
andpearlse. head-dress, pearls and feathers.. .
Mrs. D.' Gut:mai—A net dress, richly embroidered with
amethyst 'stones ; train to correspond. .
Mrs J. Bnow:4E—A net dress, richly embroidefd with

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silver lama, and silver ..acunces; tz:•42tn, white satin, trimmed
with silver and 1410141,16 e. - •
Mrs. General Br. ookl.-;—A net dress, richly embroidered
with peach coloured satin and ; satin train tdcorrespond.
-Two Bon. 1-r;cn—Rich dresses, elegantly
trimmed with lilac hyacinths : white trains.
Two Hon. Misses TowNsHEND__. dresSes, richly
trimmed with blue ilowers and point ; blue gras de
Naples.
lion. Miss s 1;• 0 P—A fi cur_ dress trimmed
with lace ; satin train.
Hen. Miss bus—A net dress richly embroidered with pink
roves; train, pink gros de Naples.
Hon. Miss CAvENbrsitii-A rich figured net dress ; train,
lilac satin. •

lion. Miss FLow.z dmis of white net, handsorncly em-
broidered with. ;t•hite. crape TOS2S and embossed satin leaves;
train, pale pink gros de Naples, richly trimmed to correspond
with the dress; head-dress, feathers and diatnonds;
tion.:Pliss.KErtu—A handsome applique net dress, decorated
with white:carnations ; train, green gros, tie Naples.
lion. Miss DE. GitEYL-tiver o petticoat of rich whits satin
wore a 'dress of tulle, embroidered- with silk, intermixed with

fic:urs.de:maiz; tr.;rnoinatc.d with a rich border of tulle and &Ain ;
mantua, rich figured silk, herder to correspond, with dress cor-
sage of rich silk, ornamented with blond; head-dress; diamonds
and feathers. . __ _

• Hon. Miss CIocIcAyNEA white net dres4, richly..embroi-
dezed in pearls, and trimmed with blond lace.; mantua of green
brocaded Silk, with tasty garniture en pater and tulle : head-
dress, pearls and feathers.
Hon. Miss K-Enn GORDON—A white net dress, embroidered
-in pearls, over wtnte satin. and trimmed with blond lace ; man
--
lean of pink satin, with garniture en pearls, and tulle to corre-
spond ; head-dress, pearls and feathers.
Miss Mr..D CAL r —An elegant gold lama dress, richly trimmed
with point lace; train White Satin, superbly embroidered wit'-.4
gold lama; head-dress, plume of White feathers and turquoise.
Miss Ossr.ow—A richly embroidered pink and silver lama
dress, in elegant designs, and trimmed with. rich blond lace,
over a white satin mantua of pink broCaded silk embroidered
in silver; head-dress, diamonds and feathers.
Miss PALK—A most magnificent silver lama dress, body and
sleeves trimmed blond ; suPerb train to correspond ;

head-dress; a prelusion of diamOndS and feathers.
Miss POLE—A tulle dress, embroidered in steel, tastefully
looped up with tass :s; a whits satin under dress, and train of
inirose silk ; head-dress, plume of feathers and pearls.

r
0 :Miss N A
I)onA AXLER—A French white tulle diess over satin
beautifully appliqued with flowers and pearls ; bodice and train
of pink Bros ue Naples, ornamented with silver and blond lace
to correspond ; head-dress, pink and white ostrich feathers and

pearls.
bliss ClliellESTEß—A rich blue and white gause dress, ele-
gantly trimmed with blond and satin ; blue gros de Naples
train ; head-dreSS feathers and flowers.
Misses GoitE—An elegant tulle dress, with handsome em:
broidered flounces, tastefully finished at the bottom with a gar-
niture of satin and nett; body and sleeves trimmed with blond
lace,. worn over a white satin petticoat; train of rich figured
gros de Naples, trimmed with an embrOidered border to corres-
pond ; head-dress, feathers anddiamonds. .
Miss JoNEs--LAri elegant tulle dr'ess; beautifully embroi-
dered with a white satin slip, body and sleeves tastetully trinr-
med•with broad blond lace ; robe of rich white satin, embroi-
dered round with a broad border intermingled with flowers, '-to
correspond ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Miss BLACKSHAW—An elegant tulle dress, with garniture
of net and satin, tastefully intermixed with wall flowers and
roses, body and sleeves richly trimmed' with blond lace, worn
Over a- rich white satin slip; train of white satin, ornamented
with tulle and flowers; forming a border to correspond with the
dress ; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
iss C. Apni-N6foN--A superb dreSs of lace embroidered in
ponceati and pearls, in wreaths of exquisite workmanship, orna-
mented with flowers embroidered to correspond; train,. a nice
figured gros de Naples, most elegantly trimmed with Roman
pearls ponceaux. •
Miss H. ADDINGTON.—A beautiful dress of lace, richly de-
corated with an embroidery of blue wreaths and elegant 'flowers ;
most striking; an elegant train to correspond.
The three Misses" STANLEY—Embroidered lace dresses,
with a most striking border of garniture of net work; and every
description of the most delicate artificial flowers; ele_gantly se-
lected and arranged ; train Most elegaiiitly trithmed-- to corre-
spond, of a rich=figured gros de Naples, with-a garniture of net,
_beautified with most choice and elegant flowers.
Miss SPENCER VASSAL—A beautiful dress of blue and sil-
ver lama, embroidered border of roses, with a beautiful garni-
ture of sillier tulle and • blond, terminated with a handsome
ruche of blue and silver ; train superbly embroidered in silver,
to correspond, of blue gros de Naples trimmed with blond.
Miis LEIGH—A dress of white tulle, embroidered with rings
of pink floss silk, and trimmed with grapes of the same ; train,
pink satin, tastefully trimmed to correspond.
Miss POYNT—Beautiful dress of tulle over white satin,
strewed with satin-rings en applique, and ornamented with steel
in pyramids, forming an unupre garniture e robe of brocaded
white gros de Naples, confined with bands of steel, and trimmed
with blond lace ; -head-dress, feathers and pearls.
Miss I. PoYNTz--:Dressed the same as Miss Poyntz.
-Miss Wnrowr—Dressed in white satin coverel with tulle,
beaut Wally decorated en garniture, with ornamental devices in
floss silk, interSperSed with wreaths and bouquets of roses and
myrtle, finished with a full niche of tulle and satin ; pink satin
robe, ornamented by a tasteful bordering of satin and tulle; the
bodice and sleeves trimmed with blond. lape ; head-dress, fcr.,
thers and pearls.
Miss SCOTT, of PlF.Lrortn—A petticoat of rich white satin,
elegantly trimmed,with silver lama, and tastefully ornamented
with bunches of violets; body and sleeves trimmed with blond,
and looped with superb stars of amethyst • train of tulle with
garniture of lama' ; head-dress feathers and amethyst.
Misses MunitAY, of Yardly, Bury—Petticoat of rich silver
lama, over white satin, trimmed with blond ; train of rich
white saiin and garniture of blond and silver ; head-dress fea,
thers and diamonds.
Miss WALL—A rich tulle dress on peach-coloured satin slip,
trimmings of pearl and-blond ; act elegant trimming on a peach
train to•cor respond.
-• Miss HENRIETTA ROBINSON—An eleßnt white gauze
dress, tastefully trimmed with pink and white satin blond ;
train, pink gros de Naples, trimmed to correspond. -
Miss CAROLINE ROIHNSON=LWhite gauze dress, elegantly
trimmed with pink and white satin -and blond ; train, pir.k gros
de Naples, trimmed to correspond; head-dress, feathers and
diamonds.
Miss STEWART—A superb silver lama dress, trimmed with
roses; 'a rich pink satin dress, lined with white satin, orna-
mented with roses; head-dress, feathers and diamonds. -
Miss GonnoN—A rich embroidered net dress, elegantly de-
corated with blue flower's ; train, blue gros de Naples.
Miss BETHELL—A rich blue and silver lama dress, trimmed
with blond lace; train, blue gros de Naples, trimmed with

silver.
Miss DUNCOMBE—A rich silver lama dress, trimmed with
net, and handsome branches of silver flowers ; train; peach-
colour silk.
Miss FRASER—A net applique dress richly decorated with
white carnations ; pink satin train.
Miss VYNER—A. rich white net dress ; a crape train lined
with primrose-colour silk.
Two Miss SIIEES—Rich white satin petticoats, covered with
rich sprigged net, and finished with full draperies of rich broad
blond, and branches of net and plaited satin bullion cords
and tassels ; white satin robes finished with blond and net ;
head-dress, rich plumes and pearls.
Miss BLARE—An elegant constellation gauze dress, beauti-
fully embroidered with floss silk; forming bunches of flowers,
trimmed with blond ; train, pink satin, handsomely trimmed
with pearls ; head-dress, diamonds and feathers.
Miss ST. QUI:v.-rill—A white net dress, embroidered in net
and satin in roses, 'and trimmed with rich blond lace over white
satin; inantua of rich brocaded satin, with rich garniture en
tulle and satin to correspond ; head-dress, pearls, diamonds,
and feathers. -
Miss M. ST. QuINTIN—The same.
Miss PRICE—A white net dress, .tastefully embroidered en
tulle and satin, and trimmed with rich blond litce ; mantua of
11ue brocaded silk, with.garniture en tulle and satin -; head-
dress, pearls and cliamonas.
Miss RussEEE—A net dress, embroidered ir..pink in elegant
designs, and trimmed with rich blond lice over white satin ;
mantua of pink figured silk, with, tasty garniture to corre-
spond ; hea.d.dress, diamonds and feathers.
Miss Po ItT MAN—A white net dress, tastefully embroidered in
floss silk, trimmed With rich blond lace, over white satin ; man-
tem of white satin, elegantly trimmed to correspond ; head-
dress, pearls and feathers.
Miss ORBY HUNTER—A net dress, beautifPlly embroidered
with green and lilac fancy flowers, and trimmed with Vretich,
blond, .8:,c1; train of pearl white_ satin, trimmed with French'
blond and Itapland bouleau ; head-dress, feathers and pearls.
P.;iss SCOTT—A white net dress, beautifully embroidered in
pearls, and trimmed with rich blond lace, over . white satin ;
mantcau of rich white satin, with tasty garniture en tulle and
pearls ; head-dress of diamonds and turquoises, with feathers.
Ntiss BuitEETT—An elegant net dress, most superbly em-
broidered with real silt er spangles,
and rich
brilliant stars,
intermixed with beautiful roses and rich broad blond lace taste-
fully suspended by a rich silver chain, the design of which had
a peculiar elegant effect, terminating at the bottom with a gar-
niture of rich broad blond lace, festooned up with Ininches of
beautiful roses, worn over a rich white slip ; rote of magnificent
silver tissue superbly trimmed with broad blond lace and beau-
, tiful roses to correspond with dress ; body and slecvez of calve,

ssue richly trill-Inlet" with biotd iace ; Ecad-ircag, a profusion
dian-torvls and athers. ' •
Miss 67:,- 5 211.1. 13u8.Dr.,-r T —The sannz as above.
Miss 11 oPE JouNsoNL-A silvtrlatna (.1r0a; be otifutly
enibroide.red in designs pczalicarly cli:gant,.ovt...r whit:-.• Latin, and
trimmed with Mona lact• ; inatiLau of n:h lavender aatin,
liroidered in -silver to correspond ; head-ticsis, diamonds .4.r.11

KEENSi",--,-.A net dress embroldired in blue and pearls
manterm of bloc 14-,tercd s;lk, with tasty gamiwre en tulle and
satin; head:4lresz, pearls and fc.athers..
Miss. SLADEL-A liet dress, elcg.anty erabraider!d in
pearls, in beautiful designs, and trimmed wien rich blond lace,
over white satin ; manteau of rich white'satin, with cic;44r2t
niture en tulle and pearls ; head-dress, a prblui..ion of Ulan:curds
and feathers.
Mjss BultneowEs—A white net dress, trimmed with Mond
and satin; blue satin train, lined with white, trimmed with
blond; heed-dress, an ele7ant plume of bazebeau.
Miss M.:in:LAND—A White satin petti;oat ; a net dress, ele-
gantly trimmed with pink roses and blond ; a most beautiful
pink satin train, ornamented with pink :dowers and blosed ; a
superb set of emtalds and diamonds. ,
Miss Moss—A most magnificent net dress, striped with
pearls and chenille; train of beautiful !;ros d 3 moi
rue,' trimmed with net and satin ; heed-dr,s, a superb set of
rubies.

Miss PART 127,--A richly embroidered pink and siker lams
dress; in elegant designs, trimmed with rich blond _lace, ovc.7
white satin mautna of pink satin, embroidered in silver; herd
dress, pink tcpez aid feathers.
Miss JoHNsToNE—Over a nctticont of white •satin- wore 7.
dreSs of tulle, embroidered with silk, tastdidly deiigned at the
batord, and interspersed with white lihes ; comge
a rich white satin and a profusion of blend ; head-dress, fee-
xs and diamonds.
Niss JoittraToNE—The.snme.

. Miss CORBETT—A full dress tastefully arranged with boll-
qua of roies.; train of white gros ,de Naples silk trimmed u)
co-respond ; head-dross, pink aid white ostrich feathers, with
pearl ornaments.

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Two 3lisses GAIINIER—White net dres richly de coratci
with pink hyacinths; train,.pink gros de .Naples. . .
Miss DE bits:.—A white net dress, richly enibro'd..-red w:th
pink roses ; train, pink gros de Naples. -
Miss GIFFAIID-,--11 white net (tress, handsomely decorate-4
. .
with primroses and net ; prifurose gros
Muss TROLLOPE—A white net dress, richly embroidered
white applique ; train, gros de Naples. •
Miss BEviLLE,--.A. white satin dress; the body richly trim-,
med with blond,-the dress Most tastefully trimmed and it•stf,--
ed with pink roses ;- train Of white satin round, with crap.. t
trimming; to correspond.
Miss F(IItRE S'l'E it—A dress of embroidered net,
.taeer'..Jy
trimmed with wteathS of, roses and bunches of fancy fiPwers,
French blond, &c.; train, pearl coloured gros do Naples,-trini
nice: with French blond, &c. •
MisS E. FortuEsTEß-.-The same.
Miss: NI one:AN—A -pink net dress, elegantly trimmed with
satin and blond; body and sleeves richly -orpameratid with
blond and satin to correspond.; a most handsome-train of pink
satin, trimmed with net and blond.
-Miss No itmAN..—Dress of white net, richly embroidered and
tastefully ornamented with bunches of pink tuberoses, ,Freneh
blond, &1.e.; • train of pink gros de Naples, trimmed with French
,„I'
blond and Lapland bmileau ; head-dress, a plume of feathers.
Miss S. NonMAN--'-Dress Of 'figured white -ganze,-trimmed
with points of white satin, .terminating with bunches of sae=sle
peas, tuberoses, &c.; train of white gros de IsL-iples, trim-tied
with French blond and Lapland bouleau ; hcal-ariJss, a pluul-:
of feathers. t

- On Thursday last the iOld Hats' Club hel"-
their 45th Anniversary Dinner at the Claretrion;
the usual spirit of conviviality prevailed.
ANNI'VERSARY OF TILE ItEsTORATioN OF
CILARLES ILL--Many, persons have expresses)
their regret that the celebration in Worcester of
this Anniversary has of late years lost !Rua of
its ancient splendour and gaiety ; we tutdrstantl,
however, that in the present. year the day will
be observed in the old-fashioned way. We learn
that in the morning the Mayor and Corporation
.will attend Divine Service at the Cathedral,
accompanied by the several Companies and Clubs, '
with their appropriate flans, &c. nor will the. iron
man be wanting, to excite the admiration aotl
wonder of our juvenile population. In the ar"
ternoon, the different Trades, &c. will dine t°-
gether. We cannot but hail With satisfacLiri;
this revival of the old mode of celebrating
restoration of Monarchy in •these kingdoms'
Worcester endured in a very conspicuous wan-
ner the miseries attendant upon the Civil
and should therefore be among the foremost to
celebrate that event which put an end to 111°5
miseries.—(llTorccster Journal.)
c
The Gentlemen Pensioners at the ensuing Coronation o:first
wear exactly the scan costume that Vie corps did wiler!.
raised as a Royal Guard, in WC reign of King Hot)
Eighth, viz.,the- officers, a doublet of crimson avid blue ye' rd
alasned, and richly laced and buttoned, short breech , ,e,;(1
long scarlet silk lime ; a lace ruff round the neck, an d%
or a?hat, a black velvet bonnet; with feathers. The uniform
,-,t•
the private-gentlemen will be the same, except being glade
cloth instead of velvet. 1-e
spoArt ms
fe tt
hi n
egfioefkim,atnoyokofi?tilaieceCoaut fittzef‘,lie.,ialtrlweircken,Afrrine,ns,dliyn
wick, on Tuesday morning, (Ist inst.) concerning the• %V. 5
wickshire.Hunt, which has lately been relinquished by
Middleton in Con Sequence of ill health. nothing, we untlFo'...
stand, has been definitively agreed upon, and we have been ',4).
formed that :mother meeting will take place on the sublet./ eA'
in July.—(Birmingham Chronicle-)
The Berkeley Hounds finished hunting on Monday It
The seaion'has been generally considered a bad scentiug_ern
yet the high condition of this celebrated puck has enablcd,ton.)
to kill in gallant style 32 brace of foxes.—(Cheltenham (Iran,
An animal nearly resembling the.description of the irero
as given by Pliny, is now on its way to this CO', rni,2ll
Africa ; it nearly. resembles the horse in figure,
on head ia+
smaller, and the single horn projecting from the &-
considerably shorter than is given in the real or si.TP"'--
lineations of that doubtful creature. •

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CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY 4—The arrivals of Grain .3-'5
Monday have been very small, but a quantity
supply of Wheat from Essex and Kent remained over for pc
morning's market, and was disposed of at Monday's PriC'7s 41„y
fresh Burley being scarce, sold on as.good terms as on frietrite
but there was scarce any demand for the inferior qua.liti'g' and
Oat trade was very dull, and rather cheaper. In ITS
Yeas, nu alteration. trig
SMITHFIELD, MAX 4.—There was a good suPPI over
morning at market, principidly owing to the numbers le t tot
last market day. Prime meat maintains Monday's price9'
the inferior- sorts are lower. r 3 f 0
Beef - - - 3s Mto4s 6d Veal - .fir t°
Hutton -3s6dto 4s M Pork . - 4s 4,1 to b 5
Lamb - - - - 7s Od to Od •
of that d

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BIRTHS. ~der
On the 3d instant, at Clapham-rise, the Lady of Ale,"'
Ooldsmid, of a daughter: , F,:14
Lately; at Versailles, the Lady of Lit ,t-nant-Genf r3'
ler,_ of a daughter. .
..,,,;L. y,,CM,lxri;
BIRTH E7S.TE.AORINAT.I.7.—Last •vic.:, in the ~,—",ealez
hood of Dunk,-.nain, County Limeri:k, the wife (iittincgigu
O'Ffelan, of four sons and a daughter, all living; ~.°c,,,ezted•
dclicate,likely to live ; the jrtothe.iii as well as esn, v„„c'e- 'on at 'a
Sixteen months before, she had' two daughters anu --' :ear PA
birth, thus blessing Paddy with eight• children in 3-1' 0:il-
a half.—Potatoes are Id. a stone in that neighbourhoot''
terford Mirror.) . _.------

Oa 5,,,.._,:-.;lay, the 28th uliti.l?t•Fl rnp-fo'n C'ilrf• (laitretorl;:
t.':,-.unty of Hants..
Sophia, 7. ::,--;-7,/ of Charles Grego'rie, Eas4: 'Of East Ch")j--
ilno!iirtP ..3.
Pi
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in.
2cl insttT t, at Clifton, in the 824 34ar of Irr 'age. Zwl: rifs,
Itzld a high station in the literary and fashiorabk cic..- eif,
04 zh—This culebratedfady died on Tuct.r.,i.ody
of which. she was a distinguished ornamcnt. -An ay..a.or Ilr-aci
am.' the. admirer of Lamed men, her fi.mclttlip and intv-n_on,
with Dr. Johnson were alike honourable to both. An i'lll iv%
dent fortune, a mind richly stored, a lively wit, and T3•cr'..%„ ,
Tannfis, rendered her a most tirsiYlJl. fyi"'"l. "'(1 °Civil' '
...I.ti thia flow of spifits did not fon3alz:, her until' the.las.
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