Star.
London, England, 1822-04-24 00:00:00

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Yesterday, St. George's Day, -
(with a view to the promotion of trade
bration of his Masarrv's Birth-Day, t
ushered in by the ringing of bells, the
aid-and National Flags were displar,
the metmpolis, and at one o'CloCk
Tower guns were fired. • •.
At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a Drawing-
Room at Biickingbam Palace, which was numerously
and splendidly attended, pethaps beyond all prece-
dent ; and notwithstanding the .frequent, heavy
showeri, St. James's Park, and all the streets leading
to it, were crowded with well-dressed :persons during
the whole of the day. The whole of the windows
were crowded with Ladies.' All the Cabinet Minis-
ters gave grand entertainments ; and at night there
was a more general and brilliant illumination than
we ever witnessed on a similar occasion. The Horse.
and Foot Guards were drawn out in their best attire
in St. James's Park, and their fine bands played al-
ternately during the whole of the lOyal and highly
gratifying scene.
His blAntsrv, dressed in a Field-Marshal's uni-
form, decorated with the Order of the Garter, arc-
rived in his private carriage at Buckingham Palace
before twelve o'clock ; and in about half an hour the
Nobility and Gentry began to arrive. They conti-
tinued setting' down till between four and five; and
the Drawing. Room was not over till past six. It was,
of course, a grand Collar day, and the whole of the
Courtly attendants were in their State uniforms.
The KING, on leaving his private apartments, was
received in the state apartments by his Lord and
Groom in Waiting, the Great Officers of State, and
other attendants.
His MAJESTY received a numerous assemblage of
Bishops, consisting of—
The Archbishops of Canterbury, York, and Dublin; the
Bishops of Llandaff, Chester, Exeter, Norwich, St. Asaph, Lea-
don, St. David's, Salisbury, Sodor and Man, &c.
The Archbishop of. CANTERBURY proceeded to de-
liver a congratulatory Address from the Reverend
Body, upon the happy return of the day, to which
his MAJESTY returned a most gracious answer. The
KING then proceeded to the room adjoining the
Grand Saloon, where he received the Foreign Am.)
bassadors and Ministers. The Marchioness of Lox-
kONDERRY presented the Ladies of the Diplomatic
Corps, who were most graciously received. Viscount
CHATEAUBRIAND, the Fiench Ambassador, was at-
tended by his suite, Viscount MARCELLL'S, Baron
DECAZES, M. de BOLTIQUENEY, and M. BILLING.—
Count CARANIAN, French Minister at Stutgardt, took
leave of his MAJESTY. Among the Ambassadors'
and Ministers present were—
The Austrian, Portuguese, French, Netherlands, American,
Prussian, Russian, Bavarian, Swedish, Dardsh, Sardinian, Baden,
Hesse Cassel, Neapolitan, Tripolitan, &c.
His MAJESTY then proceeded to the grand and.
spacious Saloon, and took his station in the front of
the Throne, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses
Vie Duke of YORK and Duchess of KENT, the Prin-
cass AUGUSTA, the Piincess SOPHIA MATILDA, to
r:ceive the numerous presentations and the loyal con-
gt atulations of his crowded Court of affectionate and
dutiful subjects. The Duke of YORK came in state,
with two carria;es with his Staff. 'lhe Duchess of '
KENT d the l'ait:cess SOH] IA MATILDA also came
in state in two carria,;es with their suites ; each of
their 11,1a' Highnesses bad Guards of Honour.
The SPEAKER of the House of Commons came in
state, as did the Marquis of CAMDEN, with two car-
r::ages, Earl GnosvEson, the Prince and Princess Es-
TEnnazr, the French Ambassadors the Sheriffs of
Lendon and Middlesex, Aldermen GARRAIT and
ENABLES.—There were present be.ides—
The Princess Santaldo, the Prince de Sarderea, the Lord
Chancellor and the Cabinet lWit:i,ters, the Lord Chief Justice'
Abbott, of the Court of King's Bench, the Vice-Chancellor, the
Master of the Rolls, the King's Advocate. the Solicitor-General,
the Lord Mayor of London, the Lady Mayoress, the Recorder,
of London, the Dean of Team, Mr. tames Colquhoun, tbe Con-
sul General of the Hans Towns, Mr. Dynroke, the Deputy
Champion, the Dent of Westminster, the Solicitor-General of
Beotland, Archdeacon Goddard, Archdeacon Wrangham' Mr.
Dawson, the Under Secretary of State fur the Home Depart.
anent, Mr. Wilmot, the Under Secretary of State for the Colonial
Department.
Doan—Devonshire, Montrose, Dorset, Wellington, Grafton,
Athol, Newcastle.
Ducussus—Montrose, Dowager Richmond, Buckingham and
Chanclos, Marlborough, Northumberland,' Leeds, Richmond,
Haut, Athol.
Maantasses—Stafford, Lothian, Queensberry, Londonderry,
Aylesbury, Winchester, Anglesca, 'Salisbury, Chohnundeity,
Camden, Cornwallis.
Elaacasoasssss—Clanricarde, Waterford, Westmeath, Hunt-
ley, Bath, Londonderry, Stafford, Aylesbury, Winaheater,
Cbolmondeley.
Ea acs—Strathmore, Belfast, lielmore, Mansfeld, Weary's
and March, Listowel, Macclesfield,ilarrowby, Liverpool, Us-
bridge, Whitworth, Talbot, Surrey, Delawar, Cathcart, lies.
court, Scarborough, Wicklow, Mount Edgcunioe, Courtoins„
.Ibergarenny, Westmoreland, Fortescue, St. Germans, Shaftea-1
Lary, °awry.
Cotnerr.s.ses—liarewood,DowsgerClonmell,lilorley,aonmell,
Northesk, Huntingdon, ISelmore, St. Germans, Erroll, Liatowel,
Plymouth, Stanhope, Mansfield, WemTu and March, D'Aigiie,
Wicklow, Mount Norris, Wilton, Grosvenor, Saint Antonio,
Buckingtismshire, Derby, Harcourt, Clare, Sorry, Delawar,
Bathurst, Ashburnham, Minden, Chichester, Cowper, liar-
rowby, Pomfret, St. Martin de Front.
Visconirrs—llrnard, Gage, Torrington, Clifton, Andover,
Belsrove, Sidmouth Mount Charles; Sydney, Lake,'
Palmerston, Ashbrooke, Petersham.
Viscourrrissits—Gage, Barnard, Andover, Melville, Belgrave,
Cranbourne, Mount Charles, Asbbrooke.
Lea Henniker, Belgrave, A. Hill, C. Somerset, Somer-
ville, Hotham Waisingham, Cfßryen, G. Somerset, Itol e,
G. eresford, 'Ravensworth, Stanley, Lynedoch, Sc. teems,
Boston, Gwydyr, Maryborough, Amherst, Bowden, C. Ben:
tinr.k, Stewart, Stowell, Graves, Cbarteris.
• Lanais-Martin, W. Bentiock, two Ashleys, Barrett Lee_
card, G. Cavendish, Deunges, Sullivan, Forieseue, Grantham,
Catharine Aunt, Cawdor, Stowell, Burroughs, Calthorpe,
Lovaine, syigraai, Shaw, Lowe, Trollop!, 13111goyne, Burdett,
IW. Ross, M. Cornwallis, Elackett Thornton, King, a W.
Melville, Ridley, F. rarker Iton;say, H. Chichester, Doyle,
Crrooke, Malcolm, Heir Grant, DOMeulei C.
nay, Lrvey,. Paul, Wintiington, Steel, Doyle, Dabs,
E. Bee, Fortescue, the Dowager Astley, Camplielt
S. Murray, Nayler, Buller? Oillby, berry, Priagle,
,Glyuste
M; Meade, E. Campbell, Wemyss Orde, 11. Sullivan;
Keen; M. Charterii '
, A. Beresforti, B. Bouverie, A. Crisik-
gank; C. Murray, E. Stewart, Anstruther, A. Pawlett,
ommanney,. Leeds, Astlry, J. Brydges, East, Lillie, Drake,
Wo
G. Igentegu C. Montagu, Fianklin, Tiertry, C. Macleod, C.
od,Duidale Astleyi T. BUgli, C. Start, Hamilton; Wil.
Barns Wynn, P. Lascella, M. Fortescue, E. Bradenell, Pole,
c.Graham Msneslcy, A. Milbank, Shiffner, Dalrymple
llainiltonAL Veneer Churchill, J. 131achford, Grant Heir, C.
weans, G. r ,Bolton, C. Wortley, Binning, .1. rim
Gibbon, M. W Anne Vernon, H. Wean, Shelly, Gar-
diner, Gwydyr,, yne. Hyde Parker, A. Beckett.
• Riau: llosousasals—A. Wellesley, 3. Barry, G.-Canning,
Fremantle, A. It. Frei, B. Bathurst, it'Vanait-
fart, C. Long.
sa.uu cruses -Mrs. Wodeberisc, Mrs. MT% Twtsietaa,

_ • . Rapti% -- Arbuthnot,
51? ..R. Giirdiner, d. -I.4lllneett, O. Pocock, Bart. T.
gton, Bart. E. Thannos, J.Daughis, W. Curds, Bert.
V. Alamo, J. B. Leeand, G. ihnhser, J. Marjoribanks,
L Duple's, R. When," P. Pole, O. Leeds, Bart. J. Hen-
niker, W. A'Court, H. Taylor, 0. Staunton, Ban. M.P. W. B.
Burdett, J. H. Murray, o.* Alderson, R. Da Cassell Brooke,
Bart. W. Young, Bart. C. Hunter. A. Rdmonitone, F. M. Om-
imanney, M.P. C. Domville, H.P. randthbd, H. Ooslow,
Ban. C. Flower, C. Tuthill, W. n, J. Huddart, J. C.
Cottrell, J. Lash, W. W. Wynne, J. Perring, B. Leotard,
S. Fludyer, F Deming's, R. Shaw, Bart. M.P. C. Trotter,
But. F. Baker, 0. Martin, A. FAmonsteue, Wathen Waller,
Zeir Grant, C. Sleton, R.C.8.. T..Constablek W. J. Hope, J.
kicky, W. Pringle, E. Berry, J. Pollen, T. Williams, W. Stir-
Beg, C. Pole, G. Nayler, W. Folks, A. Carrington.
Bassoes--Ossory, Sodor and Man, Norwich, Exeter, Bin-
ger, Salisbury, Chester, Llandeff, St. David's, St. Asaph, and
Landon.
Aacumeacoirs--Goddard and Lincoln..
Dean of Tuasn.
Rev. Docraiii.--Dakins, Goodenongh, Wetheral, and Edridge.
Rev. Musts.—Wills, J. H. Spare, 0. Simpson, Stone, Chas.
RckersaaU, J. Hammond, G. Cowell, C. Stork. A. &erky, C.
Curtis, Heysale, H. A. Hughes, G. Wilkins, Gunningham. O.
Stonestreet, De Grey, G. Howell.
Doctors--Outram,Podson, Philllmore, M.P. Dreier,
Hughes, Let, Granvilles Bunny, De 13rodum.
BA was—De Ralacab, Osten, Fagel, Lanpdorff, .Noleken,

and Cetus.
Couars—Des Chapelles, St. Antonio, Lleven, ' Ludolf, De
Viny, Munster.
Aarmassan—Birch, Garrau,Venables.
Anstilazs—.l3lngkam, Sir P. Malcolm, Griffith Colpnys, Sir
J.YoAte, Thomas Harvey, CB. bloubray, C.B. Sir J. Knight,
K.C.B. Sir J. Orde, Digby.
GENZRALS—Sir Harry Calvert, Mead, Ingot, Sir W. o;ck-
burn, Sir W. Pringle, Ogg, ELS. A. Chabot, Slide, F. Smith,
R. A. Sir C. Asgill, Sir J. Macleod, Shelton, Doveton, Ross,
Thornton, Pine, Coghian, Sir W. Inglis, K.C.B. Haynes, Sir
W.'K. Grant, Sir S. Auchmuty, Sir M. Nightingale, Bonham,
Sir J. Doyle, Dyott, Sir A. Askew. Pritzkr, Wood. Meade,
Kerr, Baynes, Sir C. P. Belson, Fremor, Sir E. Kerrison, Sir
C. oPe, Champagne, Eden, Sir J. Hamilton, Sir J. Keane,
Marriott, Sir G. S. Browne, K.C.B. Durham, Sir W. Hutchin-
son,- A. Brooke, J. G. Clay. Sir Hudson Lowe, Smith, ILA.
Church, in the service of his Neapolitan Majesty, A. Brookes.
Cbtantat.s—Sir IL Gardiner, Sir Hussey Vivian, Ilon.Wode-
',use, Clore, York, J. Baillie, ALP. Hunter, Clitherow, Grant,
M.Ps A. hlaelalue. Macdoneil, Ferris, Thorn, Money, Cherie-
wood, DeVisme, Clifton. Hamilton, Burgess, Canute, Harvey,
Baker, Sandilands, Sir M. Steele, Mallet Dawkius, Bowater,
Mayne, Strutt, Crosdell, C.ll. Sir B. Barclay, K.C.B. Leslie
Walker, C.. 8. Woodgate, C.B.
• Marons—Uon. Murray, Brereton, R.N. Sandwitb. Barretto,
Valiant, F. gackville, Bell, Colegrave, Marshall, R.N. North,
Becher, S. C. Kirby, Napier, H.A. Gardiner, Symons, Cart-
wright, L. Bethune Kennedy, Crokat, Cumming, Greene,R. A.
Carraiss--Blacket. Barton, Bowen, Roberts, Brenton, 11. N.
,Pitt Bontein, Jones (59th), Powys, A. Nlacdonald (92d). Kel-
sail, It. E. Lister, A. Hurd, Hood Knight, W. Lusack,'lLN.
R. Parry, R.N. J. Bullock, G. W. De Keuzy, Wood, Dash-
wood, J. Anderson. R. N. Standen, henry Parker, Thomas,
lianmer, Warre, Horrocks, G. Wales, K. S. F. M. Montagu,
R. N. Ilonywood. H. Bullock, Rattray, R. N. Clay, R. N.
A. B. Collier, R. N. S. P. Hurd, Bruce S. E. Cole, R. N.
'
IL A. Hardman, A. D. Y. Arbuthnott H. D. Campbell,
Jarvis, C. C. Smyth, Murray, Jas. Burton, R.N. Halford,
Redd, C.B. R.N. Thornton, Goldrise, Jarvis, Reed, Hon.
Duncan, It. N. J. S. Prendergast, W. Fletcher, R .N. Stir-
ling, R.N. Des "%roma, KnoUys, Sir Jahleel Brenton.
lazuzexares--Wetherall, like, R.A. Jcs. Laing, Cockburn,
M'Couchy, Reid. Making, J. J. Underwood, Secsdale, ILA.
Udw. Harrill, A. Dvuglas White, Graham, Saville Broom,
Rube, R.A. Young, R.N. J. G. Roainson, 11. Cot:net:lay, R.N.
J. E. Rigge, ILA. Bowden, Burton, K.A. Hineks' 'LILA.
E. Bayard, E. Earle, R.N. A. Buchanan, R.N. P.D. Bingham,
R.N. Warren Markham, ILA. Wright, R.A. C. Friend, U.N.
M. O. Smyth, %V. Cuppage, IL N. IV. Hill, R.A. Harford,
Rohell, Harrison, 1111. G. G. Brereton, R.N. Freeman.
Coaxers—N. Nash, Massey, Spottiswoode, Musgrave, R.
31arkhani, Horatio Ross, Rinby Collins, Slade, Augustus Wa-
then, IViti.tnis, Buniaby.
113assas.—R. Strachey, Pallover, Wilbraham, Ince, D.
Pennant, Temple West, T. H. Curti:, B. Western Elton, H.
Bulmer, W. J. Ricketts, J. Round, Lister, Parker, Berens,
Chevalier, Wm. Jervis Ricketts, Pole, Palmer, --. Cheere,
M.P. for Cambridge, Humphrey Butler, Banlpfylde, Bootle
Wilbraham, ltochfort Grange, Greenhill Hulse'', M.P. Bragge
Bathurst, Portman, Robinson, Grevilie, Osman Ricardo, Lush-
ington, Walter Jones, Mitchell, H. A. Cox, Duppa, Dawson,
Frankland Lewis, Keene, Skinner, Edward Foley, Caw-
thorne, M.P. Kennard, F. Metiers, Charteris, Boileau, Fallen,
'Taunton, C. It. Curtis, J. Retson' L. Lloyd, W. Magnay, E. C.
Fletcher, Manic, Hodgson, C. Dormer, J. Drammor.d, J. Ty-
ler, IL Clement, S. J.. Ikazley, T. Coventry, hPGillivray, R.
Oswald, Livius, Wingfield, Littledale, C. Cavendish, Hene-
, age, J. Broohes, It. S. Millhank, Williams, F. Thornton, Lee,
'C. I'lowden, Roberts, J. Wallace, E. Parratt, Simeon, Gosling,
W. Russell, Colquhoun, J. S. S. Cooks, W. F. Fitzgerald,
Cruickshank, Fortescue, Adam, J. Royde' Littleton, Cowper,
H. R. Stewart, Wetherell, M.P. IL Coates, R Denison,
B. &viers U. Berkeley, F. Lewis, O. Calvert, G. F. Heneage,
S. Skinner, S. Moore, Parkins, Spottiswoode, F. Robe,
Angerstein, Beble, H. Hubbouse, 11. C. Hoare, Bicknell, Har-
ford, H. Littledale, Orde, J. Poyds, Littledate, Puller, Curtis,
Parish*, F. W. Aubrey, Horne. Gardener, Munday, Pole,
C. A. Tulk, Sweetland, T. Bligh, Dymoke, -Edmonstone, B.
Grange, E. C. Colmas, Antrobus, Adams, Phillips, Ellison,
Gore, Handley, Wadham Wyndham, M.P. T. Wilson, M.P.
Wilmot, Houldswarth, M.P. J. Diurnrnond, R. Grange, Sa-
jeant Leus, Thornton, J. Wallace, Quarmer, Seer, W. Ca-
rnage, John Boileau, Trollope, Sheriff Venables, 1.. More, Bul-
lock, Foritbelle, Sugden, W. S. Fitzgerald, Butted, J. Portal,
W. D. Adams, B. Frere, Sheriff Garrett, Crawley, Carron,
Marsh, Henderson, Glossop, Herbert, Watson Taylor, W. Bro.
die, W. Lusbington, Salame, Crokar, Walpole,Keeves, Parker
Shadvtell, J. Colquhoun. 3. Harrison Curtis, W. Russell, lL
Pennants, Cooper, Barwell.'
Miszazissis.—Dawkins Pennant, Madryli, Cheere, Brook,
Fombelle, H..Dawkins, E. Dawkins, H. Dawkins, jun. Bootle
Wilbraham, H. liqbhouse, Belt, Massy Dawson, Angerstein,
Chaplain, Humphrey Butler, Littledale, Sykes, Roberts, Cox,
Tremayne; Rodd, Irlaitland, Edward Hodge, S. Thornton, G.
Thornton, Sheriff Venables, Heaton Grange, Walter Jones,
B. Western; Hall, Skinner, Hugh Hoare, Jas. Tyler, Boehm,
Colegrave, John Round, EversSeld, Mayne, Scott, Coaling,
C. Hoare, Thos. liarvey, Garth, Simeon, Merrick Hoare, Os-
borne Markham, W. Stewart, Stewart, Wm. Jolliffe, Mundy,
Dawson, Mitchell, Robertson, W. Shedden, Edward Hodge,
Roberts, Fairfax, Keene, Howard, Agar Ellis, Wyndham Lewis,
Harford, Pelham, Aug. Foster, Curtis, Garrett, Wilmot, C.
Percy, Antrobtis, Peploe, W. Camac, P. W. Benyon, Manners
Sutton, Ross, Champagne, John Drummond, Beaumont, Bade-
ley, Palmer, Ethnoostone, Grant, Willis, Lindsey, Chas. imeke,
Singleton, W. Writhagns De Grey, J. RoYda, Bonham Sbw.
brick, Penman, G. Sey ' mour Berens, Splivan, John Portal, C.
Dormer, F. Lewis, Barnard, Blackburn*, Gm. Brooke, Oldney,
Percival, Leigh, Abbott, Howard.
biztam—Sparrow, A. Leigh, C. Wodelsouse, Wodehouse, two
Walpoles, Seymour, Cornwell, Barwell, two Biaekburnee,
Naylor. Coekayne, Herbert, C. Cavendish, two Cavendisbes,
igeorglana bladood, Selina Beresford, Matilda Trollop*,
Bootle Wilbraham, E. Bootle Wilbraham, Julia Angst stein,
Charlotte Cox, Lucy Ramsden, Constable, Isabella Constable,
Osorgiana WPM Louisa &divan, Campbell, H. Hamilton,
De GM!, Trollop:, Hunter, Keene, Harriet Fairfax, Fanny
Bllgh, Theododa Bligh, Maria Stott, Caton Blunt, Fitzroy,
Kidney, Butler, Sophia Butler, Elisabeth Dawson, Charlotte
Dawson, Fludyer, Upton, Hester Aatley. Astity, charlotte
Oneyd, Hall, Merritt the Mitchell' Stuart, two Howard*,
Barwell R Royds, Coss Adler. 8. Buller, Sontenige, lege
Vatialttart, Harford, Duncan, C. Pocock, Banks, Croft":
J. Law, Garth, Trottel', B. Cilemt, A. M. Dawkins, 3, Gore, I
Maitland. E. Why, B. Bouverte, Plunkett, R. Steel, Slade, I
Besdkid, Macleod, C. Gore. Rens Beet:, Chaplin, It. do Grey,
Dawkins, J. Crawford, three Lumens, Fkidyer, S. Pocock.
Lida% Jowl *Awl C. ray; N. Webb L. D. Gerrazdi

--el C. Montagu, by
La dY Stanhope, by the Duchess of Buckingham
Hon. Mrs. Hall, by the Marchlonewd Bath.
Lsdy.Lillie, by Lady Colebrooke;
Lady Sank Marra?, by lady Bianingi..7
Miss Harriet Chaplain, by the Lord in Waking.
lieutenant A. Buchanan, R.N. on tbe Coronation.
Mrs. Apr BM*, on her marriage, by Lady G. Murpeth.
Lady Amerother, by Lady Shaw. .
Mrs. Cottrell Nester, by Mr. Granville Russell, M.P.
Miss Lucy Ramsdell, by Lady Bridget Bowretie.
COP nteso de Bery, by Countess D'Alglie, Sard. Ambawadress.
Minn de Ralacab, Sec. to the Swedish and Norwegian Legation.
lan Maria Orde, by lady Bolton.
Mks Mania, by Lady Emily Macleod.
Miss lads! Vernon, by Lad), Anne Vernon.
Miss Waco e, by her mother, Lady Margaret Walpole.
she Wsts, by Mrs. Will's.
38ss &yids Pocock, by Viscountess Barnard.
Mks Boma I3ouverie, by Lady Bridget Bonverie.
Miss Louisa Drake Oared, by lady Binning.
Mr. James Stamp Sutton Cooke, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lady Wilton, on her marriage, by the Countess of Grosvenor.
Hon. Mrs. Carleton, on her marriage, by the Countess of Bolton.
Captain R. Macdonald, 324 Regiment, by the Lord in Waiting.;
Captain Galdrlsk, bythe Lord in Waiting. •
Captain F. E. Cole, on his promotion.
Captain S. P. Hurd, on the Coronation.
Miss Dawkins, on the Coronation.
Albs Joanna Crawford, by Lady Hamilton.
Miss Fludyer, on the Coronation.
Captain Brenton, R.M. on his return from abroad.
Miss E. B. Wilbraham, by the Lord in Waiting.
Captain Sir J. L. Brenton, on his return from foreign service.
Countess of Mountnorris, on return from the Continent.
Miss Theodosla Blighp on return from the Continent.
Miss Lloyds, by the Lord in Waiting.
Miss Fanny Bligh, on her return from the Continent.
Miss Garth, by the Lord in Waiting.
liishop of Sodor and Mann, on the Coronation.
Duchess of Buckingham, on her title.
Lady Stanhope. by the Duchess of Buckingham.
Miss Stanley, by the Countess of Derby.
Miss Sophia Pocock, by her mother, Lady Pocock.
The Hon: Mrs. Hall, by Lady Harcourt.
Miss Hall, by her mother, the lion. Mrs. Hall.
Lady Abraham, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mrs. Edmonstone, by the Lord in Waiting.
•
Ladj Juliana Annesley, on the Coronation.
•
Miss C. Dawson, on the Coronation.
Miss Maria &on, by Lady Hamilton. •
Miss Catherine Gore, by ditto.
Miss Selina Gore, by ditto.
Miss Slade, on the Coromtion.
Miss Esentt, by Lady Hamilton.
Miss Frances Royds, on the Coronation.
Mts. J. Round, on the Coronation.
lion. H. Lindsay, by the Lord in Waking. •
Mrs. Curtis, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mrs. 1). Pennant, on the Coronation.
Mrs. Wilmot, on the Coronation.
Mrs. Outram, on going abroad.
Mrs. Polac, by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir T. \Vinnington, Bart. by the Lord in Waiting.
Mrs. Champagne, on the Coronation.
Mrs. P. W. 13enyon, by Mrs. Manners Sutton.
Sir W. B. Burdett, on his marriage.
Mm. Keene, on the Coronation.
Mrs. Sykes, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mrs. *Bier Jones, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mrs. Thomas Harvey, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mrs Wadham Wyndham, on the Coronation.
Mrs. Barham, on the Coronation.
Mrs. Fombelle, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lady Charlotte Sturt, on her marriage.
Lieutenant-Colenel Sir Rnbert Steele, on the Coronation.
The Lady Mayoress, by the Duchess of Richmond.
Miss Mount, by Lady Emily Blacleod.

LADIES' DRESSES.
TIIE PRINCESS AUGUSTA,

Over a petticoat of rich white satin, a most splendid robe of
gold lama en tulle, richly covered with wreath+ of laurel encir-
cling the thistle, below which was a deep border of matt and
brilliant gold entwining the shamrock, the whole terminated
with a magnificent garniture of the full-blown rose-en-or • the
body and sleeves of the same superb lama, ornamented with a
profusion of the finest blond and geld tassels ; the manteau en
tulle lined with white satin, and covered with the emblems of
England. Scotland, and Ireland, in refulgent and matt gold.
' Head-dress, toque of gold, with a superb plume of ostrich fea-
thers, and a magnificent display of the finest brilliants.
TILE PRINCEgS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER,

Over s very rich blue satin petticoat a most -superb silver lama
dress, with a splendid border of silver lama elegantly inter-
spetn.l with a wreath of blue embroidered flowers and silver
bouquets ; maatua, blue satin, magnificently bordered with silver
lama, embroidered in the most tasteful bouquets of flowers, ter-
minated with massive festoon bordering and silver Lama blond.
Head-dress, of diamonds and fezthets.

The Princess FATIMILISV—A magnificent dress. of silver
lama, the front or apron entirely covered with diamonds; the
train composed of silver lama, the same as the dress, with a su-
perb border, lined with rich white satin. Head-dress, a costly
plume of feathers and diamonds; cherusse et sabats de cour.
Duchess of Nswcarrut—A lace dress, superbly embroidered
with a mixture of silver and steel, producing the effect of dia-
monds ; train of azure blue, richly trimmed with silver. Head-
dress, feathers and diamonds.
Duchess of Masict—A rich white and gold dress; train,
green and gold.
Duchess of MaNzaosz—A rich gold applique dress; train,
green satin.
Duchess of NORTNIIMIIIRLANDA white net dress richly em-
broidered en ponceau, and elegantly trimmed with a profusion
of blond lace ; garniture to correspond ; manteau of rich white
satin, with a superb garniture of penceau satin and net, inter-
mixed with roses. Head-dress, diamonds and ostrich plume.

Duchess of lluernsonsat--A splendid dress of gold lima over
white satin, ornamented with blond lace ; manteau of gold lama,
with an elegant border of rotes embroidered in gold, and lined
with white satin ; a superb stomacher of diamonds. Head-dress,
ostrich feathers, with a profusion of diamonds.
Marchioness of CONTXOIIII.3-4 magnificent tissue train of
green poplin (the new manufacture of Ireland) entirely covered
with shamrocks of gold woven in the poplin, a broad border em-
broidered round ; the train in gold Rowers; petticoat of tulle
and satin,:embroidered all over in gold.
Marchioness of Watzeronn--An elegant silver lama dress
over 'Koch blossom, ornamented with blond • manteau of the
same lined with satin to correspond. llead-dress, feathers and
diamonds.
• Marchioness Cnotstownasre.--A superb gold lama dress, trim-
rned with two volante, richly embroidered with garlands of
flowers and three roltaus of gold lama to correspond ; the body
and sleeves trimmed with gold ; train of.gold lama, with a mag-
nificent border to correspond, the whole lined with white satin,
and enriched with a mantiat of blond with a filch of French net.
Head-dress, plume of white ostrich feathers set with a profusion
of diamonds.
Marchioness of Hmrszav—A superb dress of India silver-
striped lama, beautifully arranged with draperies and French
scabiauses flowers; the train rich French White satin, bordered
with flowers, with silver leaves. Head-dress of the finest white
ostrich feathers and brilliants.

Marchioness of Sommer—White satin robe, covered with
net, richly embroidered in gold ; sleeves ornamented w4tb point
lace; train white satin, with rich gold fringe.
mitres of Asores—A white tulle dress over white satin,
ornamented with green ruches ; train, great brocaded dllt, trim-
med with blond. Head-dress composed of beautiful Argentond
Padua feathers.
Countess thu.ewoas—A rich embroidered tulle, with satin
applique stripes, etch stripe terestiembag Naples, booth of roses
and pearl ornaments I train, pink INS de tsimated with
pearls and blond.
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Ilintei Or PI/6,0101.—A mat ma sa,
tin, richly embroidered with gold lama and steel, stripes ; traits
at rich rubLsatin, trimmed with gold lama- Herd-dress, a pro.
Melon of
of Huirrnionon—monds and
feathers.
A rich silver lama dress, elegantly
.trimmed with a profusion of blond lace and silver; manteau of
rich pink satin, with silver garniture to correspond. Head-dreg.,
lathers and diamonds.
Coyotes' of Larrowstr,--A white net dress, richly' etnl;r3:.
dared bi pearls and silk, profusely trimmed with bkr.d
garniture en tulle and pearl! ; manteau of rich white satin, sea:
pearl and satin garniture to correspond. Head-dress, oitrick
plume with pearls and diamonds.
Coantess Dzaw—A rich go:d lama dress, elegantly trlmmiti
a profusion of blond lace and gold lama; manteau of ri:•2
garter blue satin, superbly trimmed with gold lama. head-Brett,
diamonds and ostrich plume.
Countess HARSWOODA net dresses richly embroidered
steel; train, white satin.
Countess of Sumter —A splendid gold lama dre=s over white
satin, profusely ornamented with-beautiful point lace; mante,t,
of French blue watered grog de Naples, trimmed with a :irk
gold bordering to correspond. Head-dress, ostrich feazilaz
diamonds.

Countess of Csuctmsrea—Dress of tulle over white satio,e:-.
broidered with floss silk and bugles, and garnitsire of silk ernt•
silents, pearls and bogies, arranged in applique; the isod,.re and
sleeves trimmed with pearls and point lace; maiit 214 ,f litae
"satin, bordered to correspond. Mead-dress, turban, silt!' plume
of feathers and diamonds.

Countess of CLOWILSLL—A gold lama dress over wN:te sat'n
blue satin train. 'lead-dress, reath-r4 and di.oronds.

Countess of rte. Gintatanis—rs sorer l.1:11:1 dyes; over r-hi:t
satin; train of French lilac, with giver to correspond. 11: :-
dress, feathers and diamonds.
Countess basax—A magnificent dress of 611v.,t- lama, the ar-
rangement of design quite novel; the front, or sproh, ts;:nutifully
drawn to represent a bouquet of iivwcrs, nmpns,:ti ci bright
and frosted silver, round the bottom of which bring the sane
pattern, and the whole being so massive and cosily as to be op..
pressively heavy to her Ladyship. Ilead.dresq, atal
diamonds.

Countess of Uzsatacr—An elegant pink net driss, embro:-
dered with steel and chenlie; body and slee►es ornanie..-ed wi•S
blond and steel; train of pink gro4 de Naples, brautif.l:y
trimmed with steel and satin. Head-dress, a prolusion of 0.-.-
trich feathers and diamonds.

Countess of Wares---A dress of beautiful net, worked
white chenille and steel; the train of rich violet satin lined wits
white satin, and bordered with steel ornaments. Head-dress,
feathers and diamonds.
Cciuntess of Loom.r— A silver lama dress; the train of silver
lama, lined with rich satin. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.

Viscountess Asti:moon—A dress of white tulle, richly embroi.
derea with silver lama; train of peach-coloured satin, embroi-
dered to correspond, in silver lama. Head-dress, white feathers
and diamonds.

Viscoente ss Esaisownc—A dress of beautiful net embroiderel
in steel ; train of white satin, embroidered in steel. 11-ad-drci:,
plume of feathers and diamonds.
' Right Hon. Lady K. WILD FoussTTa—A richly embrcide7ed
net dress, tastefully ornamented with bunches of corn fiawc:i
and- pearls, and trimmed with geranium satin point lace, Zs.r.
train white gros de Naples, trimmed to cortespond. Head-dresE,
a iltume of feathers and a profusion of diamonds.
Right Hon. Lady H. CHTCFIESTIRAn elegant white gatze
dress, richly embroidered, trimmed with blond, and super.,,:y
ornamented with amethysts srt in. gold; figured win
Head-dress, ostrich feathers, di .monds, and amethysts.

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Right Hon. Lady K. STEWART--.A dress of tulle, superb'y
embroidered with gold lama, intermixed with ponceau cr274
and trimmed with blond; train of grim de Naples, trimmed yr.-
rem, and white satin. _

Hon. Lady Boseox—A net dress, richly embroidered in whits,
.over a petticoat of white satin, the robe of rich figured silk
white and green, tastefully trimmed with net and green sati-;
the body and sleeves finished with handsome point bee.
at CS% toque of white satin, ornamented with pearls and diamon:.‘,
piume of ostrich feathers.
LADY I.sroarss.—A while net dress, richly embroidered
with white leaves in stripes over satin, blond lace; flowers tas•e-
fully ornamented with beautiful bouquets, composed of hva•ziatt.,
primroses, and moss; white satin train, trimmed with blend, net
and Bowers to correspond with petticoat. Beal-arL,s, a
beautiful plume of feathers and diamonds.
Lady STEILL—A superb dress of gold lama over a satin pet',
coat,with garniture of tulle, a magnificent manteau of ri.h hitt
satin, trimmed en suite. Head-dress, feathers and ',rail:.
Lady EfArr—Tulle petticoat over white satin, superbly em-
broidered With pearls, and trimmed with broad French bl:;n1
lace; the train trimmed round with an elegant garniture of t
and pearl wheat-ears, and finished with beautiful broad French
blond lace. Head-dress, ostrich feathers, diamonds, and pearl
bandeau ; diamond necklace and ear-rings.
The Ladies Awn and CATHERINI Baassroan—Rich embroi-
dered net over white satin; deep Bounce of tuUe, looped with
blush roses; train of rich blue satin, trimmed to correspond;
body and sleeves trimmed Brussels. Head-dresss, feathers
and diamonds.
Lady Isasset.a Bavnon—An elegant embroidered dress over
white satin • garniture of tulle and satin ; pink train, trimmed
to corretspos;d. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady Awrezr—A tulle dress, richly embroidered in pink over
white satin; garniture of tulle and pink satin, confined wi:h
white roses; a rich pink silk robe and white satin, elegantly
trimmed with tulle combined in shells; body and sleeves trim-
med Brussels, to correspond. Head-dress, plume of pink and
white ostrich feathers and diamonds.
Lady Wiciaam.—A superb dress of blond, over a rich straw
coloured satin, tastefully ornamented with yellow convolvulus.
Head-dress, feathers,with a profusion of diamonds.
Lady GZOICIIANAWEetasLay—White satin robe, covered with
rich silver embroidery on net • French rose train, trimmed with
blond and silver to correspond. Head-dress, white ostrich fea-
thers, superbly ornamented with diamonds.
Lady NATLZILA dress of gold lama over white satin; train
of rich white satin to correspond. Heed-dress, plume of white
ostrich feathers with diamonds.

Lady Coutzetiora—A dress of tulle, superbly embroidered in
silver lama, intermixed with fine French blond and reuleau,
manteau of pink gros de Naples, embroidered all over wi!!I
sprays of silver lama; and trimmed with deep French blond.
A magnificent head-dress of diamonds and feathers.
Lady S. M. Aluaaaar—A superb tulle dress, elegantly em-
broidered in pearls and ornamented with point lace, emetaitts,
and pearls; a rich green and white figured satin manteau, trim-
med with a handsome border of pearls to correspond. fic.d.
dress, green and white ostrich feathers, pearls, and emeralds.
Lady SAT and Sets—A handsome gause dress, with silver
Luna flounces; train, white satin and silver.
Lady C. Cavnuasu—A pearl embroidered tulle dress, o:::::-
mented with flowers; lilac train, with blond and pearls.
Lady C. Sruar—A superbly rich embroidery in pearls, fann-
ing tulips, and ornamented with white 1114 cs • train of apr,,x:
coloured gros de Naples, with crape beads and blond.
Lady Emu Battriewrix—An elegant floss embroidered sires.
with Mlles • train of rich pink brocaded silk, with pink tulle ar.J
steel trimn:ings. -
Lady C. Goitrous—Pink dress, with applique trimming owe
satin; train, delicate pink silk, with rich lace. Head-sires',
pink plume.
Lady Fora—A lace dress, richly worked, with Roman pearls'
in bunches of wheat ears; train of emerald great satin, with
roulean trimming. An emerald green turban, with a profusion
of feathers and diamonds.
Lady Jana Lantoz—An embroidered pink dress, over white
satin; white gros de Naples train, trimmed with pink and Dial
Head.dresspink feathers and diamonds.
Lady A: bluzitsam--.-Pink and White appliqued dress; train
to cor d. Head-dress, ostrich. feathers.
Larti7Clavon—A net dress, embroidered. in wreaths of pink
flowers, and ornamented with blond lace; robe Out satin, mu-
, 6V/tilers's% to ouespond. Ikaiktros, Leathers art 4 diamonds.

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