Star.
London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

HYDE PARK.

This delightful Promenade was yesterday thronged
with f ashionableandgenteel visitors. The Ladies wore
in general white satin chapeaux, with plumes of
white and azure blue feathers, French straw bonnets
trimmed with straw colour ribband and white, in al-
ternate circles round the crown ; bonnets of peach
blossom, silk trimmed with ribband Of the same, and
white feathers in front, were much worn ; pelisses of
white silk, crossed with lilac bars, like handkerchiefs,
and trimmed up the front and at bottom with white
ribband, in large plaits, were predominant. Lilac is
still a prevailing colour, and the ornaments consist of
flowers—the newest Laburnam tulip, ar.d bunches of
lilac.— Unfortunately, at four o'clock, a :mart shower of
rain put the gay throng to flight. The whole mass
of fashion was soon converted into an undistinguished
sheet of unibiellas and parasols—those in the dilem-
ma of having neither, were compelled to fly for shel-
ter to the contiguous clumps of tiers, where, under
the (Lie:idly foliage, they found a retreat. As these
position• were soon occupied, many detached groups
tie.i acrd: the Ride td the houses in Park-lane, where
evt.ry portico was soon engaged. Matt fortunately, the
shower was not of long duration; but it had rendered
the grass unfit for the tread of the dashing pink and
delicate white satin boot; and the disappointed vo-
taries of fashion were obliged to quit the field, and
bilvrt their finery in a more circumscribed space.
Among the promenaders of rank were—
Highness the Duke of Gloucester
Her I-tidiness Priutess Sophia of Gloucester.
Dukes—:•oinerset, Beaufort, Grafton, Devonshire, Rutland,
Portland, Montrose, and Newcastle.
Ductie,sts—Beauturt, Montrose, Newcastle, Portland, and
St 'ell open.
Marquissrs—Buckinghato, Abereorn Winchester, Hertford,
Camden, Exeter, Northampton, and Douglas.
Marchiones,es—Wincites.er, Lansdowne, Dowager Lans-
downe, Bath; Camden, Saltdwry, btafi;•id, DOWPSIIIIV., Aber-
corn, Douglas, Hertford, and Sligo.
Larls—bi idgwateri rowlett, Derby, Westmlorland,
A a,c4uarlc,Hartisviek, steward, Morton, ClAVivr, E,sex,
bat y, scarborfrigh,l imerick, Aylesbury, KicclerfieW, Brtstt•l
Hat court, Buckingisaushire, Egreamin, Chatham, Yarmouth,
Chairvilk, Lottsdaie, Harinwhy, Roslyn, Fortescue, &c.
Countesses—Derby, Bridgwater Bristol, Jersey, Stamford,
Essex, Cholmondeley, Coventry, Morton, Harrowhy,Mulgrave,
BA. burst, Scaaborouk,b, Cowper, Chartering, Lintertek,ClolltUell,
Carl.sle, Chatham, Liverpool, Roslyn, Aylesbury, Shattsbury,
tipetic.r, Buckinghanish!re. Harrington, Grey, Macclesfield,
Dort,ley, &c.
Lords —Livemn Gower, Morpetb, Falmouth, Hampden, 1
Sidney, Jocelyn, Curzon, Melville, Lake, Sidmoittla, Arden,
tiwYdirs Fonsouby, Clifton, Milton, Palmerston, Brown-
low, Aslibrook, F.tiott, &niers, Borringdon, Amherst, Whit-
worth, Selsry, Call:oil, Carrington, Alvanky, Beauchamp,
Lyn...loch, Carleton, &c.
Ladies—Le Deapuncer, Jocelyn, Castlereagh, Ellenborouz,h,
„Melville, Hampden, L. Gower, lake, Beauchatup, Somers,
lorring.lon, Milton, Edon, Ponsonby, Arden Morpeth, C live
Kin, P.tithlleton, Curzon, Addart:ok, Falmouth, e.
Finch Hat on, U. frar, F. Pratt, L. Graham, C. Graben, &c.
The horsemen were, as esu.a, distinguished by
good riding and fine steeds.

Another Golden Lottery—another 030,000—more
Corneas—and more good Fortune at ETToten 1 who sold
the grand Prize of 4000 GiLineas, No. 355, in the
1.1. t Lottery, the wl,nle of which be paid in Gold, as
soon as draws ; and who is now dispensing Fortune's
FIiVtILLIS for the 13di of May, when the whole Lot-
tery, of only 5,000 'rickets, will begin and finish—
Corahill, and 18, Coventry-street.

Next Saturday the Lottery will begin and finish.
Only 5000 Tickets, which are nearly disposed of.—
BoaNsav and Co. acquaint their Friends that they
pay in Gold—One Prize of 2000 Guineas, and Two
of 500 each. Also a Grand Prize of 430,000, and
other Capital Prizes. Tickets and Shares are selling
by 1-I!,teNstiv and Co. who soli, in the last fifteen
months, Three of 020,000, 'Duce of 810,(100,. be-
sides Prizes of 6.000, B'2ooo, si 1 tkO, £530, &c. &c.
ail at No. 2C, Cernhill.
LAST GOLDEN PRIZE EVER DRAWN.—NO.
12,6'05, entitled on Saturday, April 15, to ONE
TIIOCoAND GL'INEAS, was sold at WEBB'S truly fortu-
nate Office, No. 17, Ludgate-street, (near St. Paul's)
where 3000 more Guineas, and another ASO,OOO
Prize ::re now on sale.—NeAT SAIU9D.AY the whole
Lottery will he Drawn, and Wass is prepared with a
auaicicut quantity of the tit ecious Mda/ to pay the
Golden Prizes without any deduction as soon as they
are pr,:clainted.
The tiansfer sat the Bank will close on Friday next,
till after the holidays; but to accommodate the pub-
lic, Government has permitted T. BRA to keep his
Offices in Corni..ll and Charing Cross, open until
twelve o'clock on Friday night, to iirsiyer to his cus-
tomers tickets and sl.a.res for Ow Cm! coat buys to
eratafir the next flay into Capital 1-'l4l of £O,OOO,
or Thousands of Guiticis in Gold, as 01:.• Lottery will
then Lrgin and. ; and not wi.l. btanding
jtic,ns:ajf udi he i4tnic holiday, and of course no di-
vi..±eiats can dim be received, 'l'. Bun has piovidetf
a.,ont ,e 50,000 in bank notes, avd 3,000 Guinea, in
f ,id, that dens,• who are fortunate. Next Saha-day
tre;-, he ;,aid inmediately, and keep holiday the re-
of their lives.