Star.
London, England, 1816-05-17 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, MAY is.

The English regiments of cavalry _which were to
quit the army • to return to England, have receiVed
counter orders. The extraordinary events which
have just threatened again the tranquillity of France,
are doubtless connected with this new measure.
In several provinces of France about Paris the
restless artisans ot troubles and revolutions have
spread' a report, that in the month of May a neer'
revolution would break out in that unhappy kingdom.
Severe measures are taken to repress this audacity.
Under the Government of Bonaparte, Mr. Legeas,
the brother-in-law of Maret, Duke of Bassano, had
been named Bishop of Liege. This Prelate is now in
this city.

VIENNA, MAY IL

The reduction of the army ordered by the Govern-
ment is already in a great measure executed s the
horses and the magazines are sold or selling. Never
for these 30 years past was the Amok' stay More
completely on a peace establishment. ,
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Thus the Government can employ well its re_
sources in the amelioration of the finances, and Eno.
cute whatever it undertakes for this purpose with she
confidence necessary to succeed ; the want of which
has hitherto caused the failure of the best concerted
plans of finance.
The preparations,for this important operation ve-1
quire tbat.the obstacle, whether isatural or artifical,
to success, be known in the greatest rietail, and time
means be found to remove thew This is a work of
time. It is said, that lo order to leave as little as
possible to chance,. the consent. of the Hungarian
nation to the rate'oftheland-taz will first be obtained,
and that a Diet will be convoked for the purpose.—,
Mean time the publie coffers are filling with money ;
besides large sums of the French contribution which
arrive from time to time, there were received in the
middle of April from Trig* 600,000 Tusean crowns,
and an equal We isezpeeted shortly.

tIVITURLAND, MAT S.
His Excellency the Minket. of France has 081:1
daily notified to the presiding Cantoki, the itatifiC4.l
tion of the Treaty of the Sikh of November, and
signified that his Majesty was ready to caves the part
of the country of Gal, ceded by the said treaty, to
be delivered up to the Confederation. •

IVAILZIOVILO, MAY S. •
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A new convoy ,of eight waggons loaded with
Bing arrived bete yesterday, and rokeeded to-day
to Austria..

SALZBOUSAN MAY 16 •
Yesterday this principality and the ocbeidistrias
ceded back to Austria, were feeassdly taken posses.
of by the Austrian urine.

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FRENCH PA PER§: " • " -
*received th •
e )lave teem e Pans Papers of curtsy.
They littorals us, once mow, that all ip tranquil in the,
viciait), of Grenoble; bet this cannot be true, for the
'district hat been placed under martial law, and some-
thing like, an alarm seeMs to prevail in the mind of
General Doitamath lest his communications should
be gist off with Lyons and Other placer, As in most
ether siebilar cases, the greatest criminals have
souped, Two or three misguided creatures have
been shot, but a _hoary miscreant off' the name of
Duman, (who is described as sixty-four yea-) of age)
and the ringleader of the insurrection, has escaped.
We suspect that his escape has been favoured by those
•
in authority.
Another French General (Chartram) has been
fott;cl guilty of treason. He was tried at LiUe, but
his Judges have recommended him to mercy.
column EXTRAORDINARY OF TUESDAY MORNING.
Yesterday the King gave an audience to Prince
Esterhazy, Ambassador from Austria to the Court of
London. Afterwards his Majesty received a nume-
rous deputation of,tbe Chamber of Peers.
'Tbe Minister of General Police having been in-
formed of the bad conduct of three conductors of
Royal Measageries on the Lyons route, two of them
have been suspended from their fractions; the third,
still more guilty, has been dismissed entirely.
The troops and National Guards which left Lyons
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have arrived safely at Grenoble.
The second Council of War will immediately try
the °Seer who, on the 6th of July, 1815, killed on
the Boulevard Poissomiere, an old man, who cried
Pew t Roil
ORENOSLE, MAY 9.
The ?revotal Court, in their Sittings of the 7th,
condemned three of the rebels, named Buisson,
Drevet, and David, to death. The latter was re-
commended to mercy. The Court acquitted a fourth,
named Nand. The two first condemned were exe-
cuted yesterday afternoon. The utmost tranquillity
now prevails.
The Prefect of the Isere has issued a decree for a
general disarming. All-thoise who do not deliver up
their arms of every description within twenty-four
hours, are to be punished as rebels.
One Guillot, a retired Officer of Artillery, who
directed the insurrection of the Commune of La
Mute, and who was already saved from capital pa-
aishment by die goodness of the Duke of Angou.
lease, has been thus covered with the double infamy
of ingratitude and treason. A reward of 500 francs
is offered for his apprehension.
PROCLAMATION
OF THE LIEUTINANT•CZNERAL COMMANDING THE 7TII
MILITARY DIVISION, AND OF TIES PREFECT OF Till
DVARTHINT OF THE ISERE.
* The Department of the here is to he considered In a state
et dap. The Civil and MlUtsry Authorities have a discretionary
" The King Is satisfied with the Magistrates and Soldierly....
Troops art to station on different points to occupy the Depart-
ment of the here, and to secure the punishment of the rebels.
" There instructions, which suspend the ordinary course of
Ile laws, ought to satisfy an the peaceable citizens, who know
oat the Militarrand Civil Aitthorities cesniandy watch over the
tisaisitenance of good order. Let the wicked tremble! As to
it!, rebels, the sword of the law shall smite them
(ed) " Count MOKTLIVANT.
" General DOMMADIro."
[Another Proclamation offers 9000 francs for the
apprehension of Didier, one of the Chiefs of the In-
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sun-emirs.)

PARIS, MAY 14.
The degree of perversity and ingratitude of Di-
dier, one of the chiefs of the insurrection at Grenoblei
is without example. At the time of the King's fiiss
restoration he was loaded with honours 'and the fa-
vour of the King. His Majesty made him Master of
Requests and a Member of the_Court of Cassatioft.
, He kept by the former of those places, beceuse.
thought it would lead him still farther. He also-ois.
tamed for his sou a Sub-prefectural& be Depirtment
of the Isere, his country, which be wished to make
the seat of a civil war. It. was this young traitor
who first went out to meet the Usurper. Bonaparte
made him Prefect of the Lower Alps. Dicliir, tJ
father, attended all the seditious and federal twins
in Paris.
On the arrival of the King, Didier went to hide
himself in the environsof Lyons and Grenoble, where
he prepared new treasons. All the false reports
which lately agitated those places originated with
him and other wretches. Every information leads
us to think that GefteralDonnadieu was to have fallen
by Didier's hand.

His Royal Highness the .Pinsoc tR4:IIPHT *gives a
large Dress • Party on Tuesday next, to have the ho-
nour of sheeting the Quints. -
The election for Member of Parliament for Dart-
mouth, in the room of Mr. Bauman; (Candidate for
the County of Devon) took place on Thursday se'n.
night, when his brother, Captain BAiTAID, of the
Royal Navy, was unanimously elected.
Davos Comm' ELICTION.—On the third day
(Wednesday) Lord Enanurron gained considerably
upon Mr. BASTION,, and had a majority 048 on the
gross poll.
,The following Detachments embarked yesterday;
on board of transports and
,pastige vessels, at Dover,
'and sailed for Calais, to lan their respective Reki.
mews stationed in France, viz.-96 of the 3d Rep
meat (King's Own), Dragoons dismounted ;• 200 of
*the fith HUMP, dismounted ; 140 oldie Si Rt.
ment of Toot (Buffs) ; 150 of the. 4th ditto, ( Kink s
Own); 160 of the B.lsti 160 of gia and 150
tithe Ist and 24 Battalions oldie Rib Brigade.

.N6PTIdiS DRAIVINI

It having been announced by command
Majesty the QUEEN, in the Gazette,
hold a Drawing Room yesterday at
the purpose of receiving publicly at
congratulations of the English Nubility
as well as Foreigners of distinction, u
event of the marriage of her Roy,
Princess CHARLOTTE with his Serene
LEOPOLD, considerable interest was exch
Yesterday's Court exceeded any
place for a great number of years;
posed to bo present between two and
The different Guards mounted in
white gaiters, and the preparations were
Birth-day Court. Although the Queen
her Drawing-rooms from St. James's
own, the public were admitted into t'
by tickets, as was customary at St.
They began to arrive there soon after ten o'clock,
very elegantly dressed. A Guard of Honour numbed
into the Court-yard, preceded by the band of ;be sa
Regiment.
The crowd collected round the Palace weigher
twelve was so great that the Palace was seared, lc.
nesgible, till a numerous assemblage of Policeothcets
arrived under the direction of Sir Nathaniel omen
Although the Drawing Room was not mewed
to commence till two, the company began to mine
a little atter twelve, and continued to anise till put
four at all the different entrances. The entrance at
the company at one time was so extremely groees
that there was a *complete stoppage under them.
vered colonnade for an hour. The grand object of
attraction, the Royal Pair, arrived ata quarter before
two, in State, their carriage being preceded by dine
others, in which were Lady Emily Murray, 1,1,17
John Thynne; Mrs. Campbell, Miss Cotes, . Sir Ito.
bert Gardiner. Colonel Addenbroke, Baron Hardee.
brocke. and Mr. Percy, escorted by a Tarty of the
Life Guards,. and followed by the greetings of the
public.
The PRINCE REGENT, the Duke and Duchess of
Yost, the Duke of CLARINCE, the Duke of Gum.
csimta, accompanied by his Royal Sister, came in
. State, with their full suites, with escorts of Life-
Guards. The Duke of Sussex came with his full
suite of attendants.

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A iew minutes after two her MAJESTY entefainii
Drawing-room, with her numerous and distinguish*
Family, all looking remarkably well. The Quest •
took her usual station ; her Chamberlain, Vice Chess.
berlain and other attendants standing on her left, and
the Royal Family to her tight. Her Majesty dim
proceeded to receive the congratulations of the highly
distinguished throng. They passed on from the,
Queen to the Princess Charlotte, Prince Leopold, kr:
They all appeared to vie with each other in their:
hearty compliments and good wishes. Her Majesty
received an Address of congratulation from Guild.
ford by Lord Grantley, the High Steward and the
itrcorder, accompanied by General Norton. Her
Majesty also received several other Addresses from
different plices.
Tate exterior of the Palace, as well as the interior,
had a most splendid and fascinating appearance; the
company who had paid their congratulatory respects
go the Queen at the commencement of tie Drawing
Room, were not able to leave the Palace, their car.
'riages not being able to draw up till all the company
bad sat down. The windows of the Palace were
filled with elegantes, others promenaded the Palace
Court-yard and the grass plat. The Ladies in gene.
sal wore white feathers in honour of the wedding,
and numbers of the Gentlemen wore white farads
in their hats. Such a contrasted and dignified u.
asiablage were scarcely ever beheld on' an open pro.
mtessade upon any other occasion. The top of the
Queen's guardhouse was covered with respectable
peisohs. Several trees were filled with individuals,
and the whole parks were crowded with people and
carriages 10 an extraordinary degree.
Princess Craasts.ofur and Prince Litotoen left
with their suites in the same state as they came; the
guard of honour saluted them with military honours,
the band playing " God save ihe.King." as they hat,
received them on their arrival, as they did the liege*
and all the Royal Dukes. The Bishops, Judges, asd
.other distinguished characters, krmed aline for theel
to pins through in the Court-yard, bowing and curt'
seying to the Royal Pair as they passed, and die
Prince and Princess bowing in return. On their era..
tering the park they were received with load bows
by the populace. The company had not left the
Palace till near seven eclock. The Regent remained
to dine with the Queen and Princesses.
The Cotirt was attended by. •
The Lard •Chaocellor aid the Caltineis Ministers, the UV
Chancellor, nearly the whole of the twelve Judges, the Ring's
Advocate, the ledge Advocate, the Master of the Rolls, 01
Spoiler of -the House of Commons, the Foreign Ambassadors
tr and Ministers, the Secretary at. War, tke Officers of State, the
Officers of the Household of the Regent, the Queen, sod the
Royal Dukes, ice. The lord Marne and Lady Mayoress,
Sheriffs Sir Thomas Dell and'Thorp, the Recorder of Loadou,
-"Earl Marshal of. England, the Prince and Princess Cattekicala,
the Judge of the Admiralty, the Judge of Arches Court, Mr.
, Chancellor !.each; the Attorney and Solicitor Generals, the Vets
taf Westminster, the Dean of Cork, the !lean of Windsor, &c.
The presentations were numerous almost beyond
• precedent. All the Noblemen and Gentlemen who
-were presented on Tuesday at the Prince Regener
Levee, were introduced yesterday to the Queen.
immense number of Ladies were also presented. It 'r
utterly impossible for us to give the whole list, tor
Cher with the dresses, or to insert even all the laud
that have been-sent to us. 'the following area few
of the names of Ladies who were introduced to bet
Majesty :
Mre. Henry, by her aunt, Viscountess Lake.
Mrs. Terri°, on her arrival (rum abroad.
Miss 'Seymour, by the Lady In Waiurg.
Mks Hudson, by the Marchioness of Towashend.
Miss Mary Caswell, by her mother.
Mils P. Daniell, by the Countess of LiverpooL
Lady Catherine Walpole, by Lady C. Walpole.
Miss Calvert, by her mother, the Honourable Mrs. Calvert.
Lady C. Powlett. on her marriage, by the Viscountess #.asiget
Lady Grenville Temple, by Lady Getatia Law.
The Miss Fates, by the Countess of Farnham.
The lion. Mrs. Prlstie, by Lady Density.
The Hon. Miss Clifford, by her mother, Lady Clifford.
Lady Nicholson, by Lady 1 lutodosia Cdock.
Lady Arbuthnot, oa coming to her title, by Mrs. Arbuthnot.
The Cowen of Newburgh, oa comii:g to her ode, by the
Countess Harcoun.
Mtn Tierney, by the Viscountess Melbourne.
Lady Charlotte Eyre, by the Countess Harcourt.
'Mn. General Ramsay, on her taking leave to go abroad, by IS
Lady in Wahine.

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Miss CadAdis MIA by hie' Inot• bar, Lady 14.
Dopier Lay Masan, by Lady George Cav
Laay Carlene Doncembe, by Mrs. Hinchellffe.
Miss O'Callaghan, by Ltd, George Cavendish.
missomi Dancembe, by Mrs. Hinehctiffe.
Niel. Throw Duneernbe, by Mrs Hincheliire.
Its Pour, by bet mother, he Lady of the &dap of Clegher.
owareae, daughter of tiir Alesandee Cothran*, by bet
saatber: •
pan Telbsell, by the LaJy In Waiting.
LADIES' DRESSES.
HER MAJESTY.
A Setdhest ofbeautlfol rich green and silver shade; the-whole
go, draperies were composed of a superbly rich blond lace,
dowdy sad tastefully designed, ornamented with rich silver
baos, amassed with handsome silver ropes and tame% ll:da-
b/at ibe bottom with full Batumi's' of rich blond lace to corr.-
.7•11. interspersed with silver tassels and bullion ; the mono*
;Frio and silver dime to correspond, sapaddy trimmed with
mamma lard lace and silver. The whale bad astrlkbrcly new,
Zoo, and magnificent effect.

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PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES.
A redcoat of rich silver tissue, and draperies of net, most
wawa/ embroidered in silver lams, with, deep borders,
wed with a costly silver rollo; the draperies elegantly sup.
veldt a most brilliant cord- of real silver bullion, and very
;am& silver tassels below the draperies; the dress finished with
3 west beautiful and elegant garniture in silver lama and tulle,
asst tam (ally designed; rgantua of- rich silver tissue, with en.
reb border of lannould %fie sleeves profusely trimmed with the
war beautiful Brussels point lace; rich silver band, fastened in
front with diamonds; bead-dress a most superb Irma of the
*hest aid most brilliant diamonds, forming roses and lobos,
with a most elegant ostrich plumage. The whole dress agile*
si all conception in the grandeur, magnificence, and Who.elf
in effect&
PRINCESS ELIZABETH.
A petticoat of rich white satin, 'superbly osubroldered
d bTight sod deed gold, intermixed-with shells; the eaparisa,
very richly embroidered ,o correspond; which were poomody
elegant and tastefully designed, kstooned up and ornamented
with rich gold ropes and tassels, finishing at the bottom with
double scollop gouncings of net, • richly spangled. intermixed
with eruhroitiered bows and gold /ace ; mantes of rich white
ado, handsomely trimmed with gold; body and sleeves trim-
med-With Brussels point lace and diamonds. Head-dress fe-
elers and diamonds. 'llls dress bad a most splendid and novel
spperatra:
. • PRINCESS MARY.
A petticoat of rich blue spotted silver tissue; the drapery of a
pale blue massy silver tissue, very superbly embroidered, the
drapery confined on one side with superb silver ropes aid tassels,
flaibhina at the bottom with an elegant fullness of silver tissue,
sod ornamented with Myer lace; the mantes of rich spotted
tithe to corre•pend, trimmed with rich silver lace; body and
deeveselegandy trimmed with Brussels point lace and diamonds.
Ha 'total Highness's head-dress was superbly beautiful.
PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER.

AD elegant white and silver lama dress; white satin petticoat,
Addy trimmed with silver net flounce and lima border a drape-
ilsof 'magnificent silver lama, suspended with a profusion of
Gls; train, lilac and silver tissue, superbly ornamented with
star lama. Hrad-dress, a profusion of diamonds and feathers.
boos of NORTUVIIIIICILLAND--Whlte satin petticoat, with
Minus and blond draperies; striped satin train.
Dashes of &mamma—White satin petticoat, decorated
wide rich gold stripes; purple satin train.
Naos MONTROSE—White sub, petticoat, with rich dra-
perloof'whire satin and silver; peach colour train.
Medias of Ars:oz.—A lilac satin petticoat, trimmed with
*host and patent pearl ; train white satin.
The Marchioness of STATTORD—Splendidly attire.l in an
lairs white actin drapery petticoat, superbly embroidered in
gslainua, tastefully coatined with rich gold bullion, chains and
weds, surrounded with .Fririch trimming of blond lace and
14.1110.'. white bit in rose, with purple and gold tissue boddice,
niameed with lace, and bordering of gold lama at suite : !mad-
den., plume of feathers and costly diamonds.
Marchioness of WlNciii esia. k —Satin petticoat, silver I.state,,
ironies, with a rich bordering of cornucopias in lama work ;
OA satin train embroidered; bead-dress, feathers, wish a pro-,
Woo of diamond..

Marchioness cf Tow:. stizreo—A Leghorn colour satin peal-
ark richly ormonevined with fine blood; train to correspond.
Idercidoness of FieII7YORD—A petticoat of rich white satin,
Melina draperies, most beauultilly embroidered in Ohms lama,
aidbkte•&us+ silk, forming borders, peculiar for their richness
asdeiesance of effect. The draperies tastefully looped with a silver
curd and tassels. The whole tanisbed at the bottom with a hand-
ismegarnitnre of net in roses. Train of saphire blue satin, pro.
teeth trimmed with silver and blond lama. Head-dress, rich
nuich plume, with most sups' b bobbinets.
Marchioness Dowager of LANSDOMPIR....A petticoat of rich
Diu satin, with drape' its of superb gold lama on net, elegantly
ported with most beautiful gold tassel., and &tithed with a
magnificent border at the bottom, of geoid lama. Train of
'Dice satin, trimmed with gold ; body and sleeves most band 4
ally ornamental with gold blond lace. Head-dress, rich ostrich
thune, trimmed with a most brilliant display of diamonds, necko
Wand car-rings of the most superb brilliants.
Marchioness of 13LANDiroaD—A white satin petticoat, 110
eagnificent gold lama draperies, elegantly ornamented with
end and oath; train of purpre satin, trimmed with a fell lasso
bider. Head-dre4 feathers and jewels.
Marchioness of BUCIIINGIIRM —A splendid dress id while
ode heaetthdly embroidered in soli lama and wreathsiof hearties
site, body and 'train to correspond. Headedtess, *then and
&MID&
Marditruemi Contrwatut —A droll of white satin althea:.
India diver; with draperies of nutlet Mein, beefy and train td
=L• head•dresi, feathers and diamOnds.
td 'eltioness of CnotsesisitisLair —A HIM satin robe, pet-,
date( white safin, draperies of tact supetbly embroidered io
ithet Mesa, drawn ap with rich silver easals.
Watts, Vaal/twee—White satin petticoat, drape:lee of
deb ilbis dik net; white sada train: •
Clittas of cis Dia.% ii—White satin Plettiooltoeitb White sad
*Empties, and rich balm fringe ; white ittin train.
Cowen of AIIIIIDRZI4 —White satin petdcost, trimmed with
di limed; White satin train.
Csamein d Lissrek e—A peas satin petticoat, with striped sot
alyeombroidered with roses; pneeleatln train.
TM Countess of Ltistatet was handsomely dressed in a pis.
haw ei celestial blue satin, ornamented witii rich draper/no of
awl bee, tastefully looped up with cords and tassels. Teds et
edged with blond. Head-dreas,leadiers and dianeendb:
Woos Hoses—White satin petticoat, with draperies of
gelatin and blond ; train to match.
11sCountess orSe a sty —A white sadn petticoat, surrounded
.wfillshatifal and elegant French trimming of deep blond lace,
silsmaited with amethyst satin, beautiful gauze draperies, edged
Ind satin ronliou, and suoported by bunches of variegated bye-
awis, rich amethyst satin robe, and full trimmings of lace en
Lite; head
redress, Vann of ostrich feathers, and coronet of
Peth amethts.
Comma Lunn—Petticoat of white satin, with an Etruscan
fiords: of silver lama ; superb embroidered draperies of the same,
tied up with tick .curd acid tassels. Spanish robe of rose colons
and 4iWori bead-dress, a diadem of diamonds and feathers.
Cowen Ruinous—A peach coloured satin petticoat, with
Pi2edraPlTlM to correspond, trimmed with blond lace ; train of
sada with 'spat lace ; head-dress, a plume of feathers
,_Camateas of Facunase—Peach 'ads petticoat, with silver,
id____.wwsskaperies, drawn in festoons, and fastened with silver bui-
...ulna tassels; garniture of tissue, and satin robe of peach soda,
wow with a sepals border of silver lace; head-dress, feathers
lei atimouds.
The Countess of Newaveon—lSine satin peat, with a
bona of blond lace; draperies of lace, ornamented with fa-
iof Roman pearls and timn4s; bine satin train, trimmed
feathers trussels lace. Her Ladyship were a profusion of diamonds
lad
"WIN of ANTRIM—A magnificent dress of gold lama ern-
, ea net, and ornamented with wreaths of gold, body
`Vs* to correspond ; head-drees, feathers and diamonds. '
taxes of ST. AnTonta—Handsome dress of blond, °run-
with pawls; bead-dress, feathers and diamonds.
u‘'llutea of Gamine—A dress of white satin and silver ens-
head-dress, feathers and diamonds. •
&runes' of GUILDWORD—An elegant dress of silver embed-:
h5-'7l.wrientented with blond, body and train to correspond;
feather and diamonds.
of hiszeolooen—A petticoat-of evening primness
Zvi* net draperies, embroidered in gold boa* looped cep
coed, and finished at the bottom with a trim-
▪ ddb 1141,busa ; train of peach twin, trimmed with gold

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with ilrepeties of Brussels lee% with Sliwiese dt liii...
train to correspond.
The Countess of POlrralelrTl=lMlls listdcosits 1h...,
a net drapery, superbly embossed. estagliteee and
blond lace, festooned with silver cards Imillnemij; Edo:
,gorrespond, with elegant blond eleven, usaillionted whit
stands ; head-dress, unrich featherwand digopedit. . .-: , J
• Countess of Sumter—An elegant while laitin pet 'lnd
mique French draperies of brocaded eimige, tastefhlly
that:
mid enriched wick beautiful Iwo intenOted with satin r .
slid large bouquets of *variegate:thyeeknfis with amethyst satin
robe, trimmed with lace, en snits; bead-dress, plane of saki ,
leathers, and diadem of splendid amethysts. _ •
. Countess of Daemn...inks saki petticoat, bowed Mel
full gauze; and confined with mules= of white satin ; gendunil,
of tulle, intermixed giwitit shells of sada; violet train, trimmed with
point ; head•ti:ess , diamonds end feathers. -
The Countess of ROFINOSAM-I,llhe and Wine dote robe,
petticoat of the same decorated with silver 4.VIMFIoar &c.
The Countess of Rota es—itobe of white Arvind silk trimmed
with gold, petticoat white satin and lace draperies, intermixed
with rich gold tissue, ikr..'of ditto. .• . • 'i
Countess of Anumna—Petdcoat Waite erspe tilinmed with
blend, drapery of very rich guise, herd up with large bunches
of blue flowers, train very rich puss; headdress, a large Wee
•end white plume of feathers.
The Countess of CovarcratWas superbly dressed .in a rich
white salin petticoat, with draperiel of net, embroidered to satin
arid chenille, ornamented with blond, wreaths of roses, and cords.
and tassels • head-dins feathers and diamonds.
The Coutess•of Stesioerit—Wu handsodiely amigo, in a
petticoat of celesdal blue satin, ornamented- with rick draperies
4 blond lace, tastefully looped tip with cords and tassels, train
of bine
Ai satin edged&
dgedgedwith blond; heed dress, feathers and
ms
- COlNlttle of fir. 1311414A1111.....Pett10N1C apricot satin, with del
blond Sainte', a drapery el silVer gauss bordered with silver
and blood, festooned with wreaths of vine lanes, sub trimmed
with silver embroidered net, and looped with silver, chain apricot
stun, trimmed with blond and lima; heed-dress, silver gauze,
4kosneeds, and white nitric, plume.
amp,
of I.ouspecs—Train of violet and white striped
amps, richly trimmed with Mechlin late' a white satin pinkest
'with net draperies, applique with white satin, and trimmed will
Mod, Mechlin We ; head dress, feathers and diamonds. '
• - Countess of Coax—Lilac sad white striped satin, handmaid"
trimmed wish blond lace, white satin petticoat, with sprigged net
draperies, ornamented with bunches of lilacs and richly uitumed
with blond; headdress, feathers and diamonds.
Dowager Countess of Live stoat —A very rich silver tissue
'petticoat, with-dune train to correspood. •
Dowager Countess of Caaniciass—Wrilte satin petticoat,
with a rick net drapery, ensbtoidersd in gold ; train to we-
respond.
Viscountess Motet mad -WOOD...eWhit! • satin petticoat,',
with a French garniture, and points of violet satin edged with
silver, a sumptuous drapery of silver lama, with a rich border,
of carnations in silver, fastened with diamonds, violet sail
train edged with white, and a border of silver lace, sleeves el
blood confined at the top with diamonds; head-dress, feathers',
and diamonds.
ViACOUllleell TOIRINOTON—A pettkopt of rich white sub.
with net draperies, most superbly embroidered In pearls, taste-
fully supported with a rich cord and tassels of pearls, -and boo!
quets of roses, finished at the bottom with a trimming of blood,
particularly elegant; train of white satin, embroidered in pearls,
and profusely and tastefully ornamented with rich Mechlin lace;
headdress of pearls, diamonds, and feathers.
Viscountess Ft afeino—An elegant evening primrose rich
stria peuirner, tastefully ornamented with white patent net dra-
peries, uperbly embroidered with White satin flatir-de-lis, looped
up with white satin Bowers, and bows at satin ribbon; robe of
rich primrose satin, elegantly trimmed with blond lace; head-
dress feathers and diamonds.
Viscountess HA i STILTON —White satin petticoat, with striped
, gauze, elegantly sirawh up, and confined with Butes of white
satin and bunches of labsrnhams; tradr of rich figured satin,
trimmed with point; bead-dress, featben and diamonds.
Visceontses ilitiv.tinsit-..l3;aperiis of sprigged net, tritrimed
with blood lace, and tastefully festooned with flowers, over a
• white oaths petticoat, richly ornamented with blond and wreaths
of hyacinths and rues; body and train of pinklatin ; head-dress,
a phinse et pink Umbers, and a profusion of pearls.
Viscountess Monis/on—An elegant dress of green end'
shier.

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Lady Waaau avon--A „splendid dress of silver hi= OM
prinuose satin, ornamented with silver chain;_ body and train to
correspond ; head -siren, feathers and diamonds.
Lady C. C.11411111.1.--A dress of purple and white; head-
dress, bathers and diamonds.
Lady Do DI DA s—Dress of diver lama over white satin, 01711..
inented with chain and silver rope; robe of peach blossom,
trimmed with silver; head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady B. i1441..ze N—A dress of white satin with draperyganse,
unlamented with blond; rube of White satin ; head-dress, fess.
then and diamonds.
Ludy ANSTRUTIiza—A drew of green sada and Ouse; emir
mooted with blood; headdress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady S. Furaoaita La —it dins of blue satin and white pas*,
ornamented with blond.
Lady M. Cowr 3—A white satin dress, with gauze drapery,
wilisined with blond and flowers, pink Satin robe to correspond:
Lady P. Coons—A white satin dress, with gauze drapery;
trimmed with blond and flowers, pink satin robe to correspond.
Countms of CLonsun.i.—A. dress of gold tissue and blue satin,
ornamental wittinreaths of goki ; body and train to correspond; ,
head-dress; iembets and diamonds.
' Lady D. Rots--A dress of Spanish brown,' embroidered in
wreaths of coloured silks, and silver body, and train to corm-
spund ; benii.dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady J. CORN WALLIM—A dresi of white netf embroidered in
wreaths of flew silk, einteassuld with Wend, and silk dodo
and meth.
Lady Leff!s.--.A dial of British net, embroidered la wreaths
of foam; and ernansinted With point, chain, and-tidesis.
hiliallAT —Press el rich embroidery of floss std,
ones whim sahib, slid looped up in silk rope and tassels ; drapery
omit:ninths blend;' train of viol* iradn r hdad-dress, feathers
and diensonde:
Lady Sissu.mr—A lido petdriat, teamed with point
late, airlines pink two, embroidered With pearls, wreaths of
MCI sad jessemin; heed-dress, plume of pink and white ostrich
featheis,* pearls and diamoodi.
Lady Monsoa—A petticoat of White sada, with very rich
silver tains draperies on ties, ornamented with bouquet; of white
flowers,• and fiuished at the bottom with a garniture in satin and
net • train of white lido, trimmed with silver lama; sleeves
uhued with Brussels point; head.dress, ostrich plume, with
diamond ormunents.
Lady Dowager Beam t v —Petticoat at 'Wilke Min with
draperies of rich brocaded gauze, trimmed,with- blood ace and
bows of ribbands; train of lilac satin, trimmed with blood and
pearls. Head-dress, feathers and iiiinionds.
Lady Bvaltia.—Satin petticoat, with striped game drapery,
drawn up with bunches of lilac and roles; rich garnitpre of
green Wit oldfull green auk train, rammed with satin and
' blind. Headdress, feathers and emeralds.
• Lady RASCLII/I—A White satin petticoat, handsome gauze
drapery, looped up with roses and pearls; elegant white silk
crepe train, trimmed with blond and pearls.
Lady Metvtu.s--A whits .satin petticoat, with tWI drapery
, of silk net, striped with Naves et amber coloured satin, and
ornamented resod the bottom of the drapery with wreathe of
Bowers of the same colour, nearly halt-yard dap; robe of am-
ber satin to correspond. lisad-dress, yaw and white feathers
tad diamonds.
. Lady Trainx—A white satin petdcom, with figered gaunt
draperies, looped up with Wirth= and lilac garniture shells at
satin; train of violet satin. • Had-dress, feathers.
Lady OLT so x—s White satin petticoat, with a SWUM gauze
drapery, ornamented with t lace; robe of rich amber satin,.
trimmedao correspond. lieaddreas. a turban, ornamentedwlth
diamonds and ostrich feathers.
Lady DALll4lOus—A white satin petticoat, with fancies at
gold embrolderedast, Mewed with bouquets of gold convolve-
loses. and oreemesined Mid the basalt of the petticoat with
Wilms ailed with has geld pistol. and Mashed with flounces
of let,!'eyesllMßgilli robe paht pink, rich figured sllh, trim-
mod with bind fan sad Of. Head dray a plums of wilts
feathers, with weeadwel pee*/
Lady SlRPLlT—Psedsmit of lams ova a dab lilac soda,
ear cords and lands. HoulArees, diamonds-mod feetheri.
Lady A. visas—Psis pink Ada pettkost, lent. draperies,
• decorated with rick bled lace said kashaof apple blitemia
Lady LILFORD—!.mdse sada pstskasts salsaaliand boa,

Aripier, trkward, lee* sod timid hoe, train tylintmed Brits-
'dirks, Om! of ostrich feathers and diamonds. . . .• •
1 IlraMicti *LIM& Pmat--.A. dress of white satin; with
of rids embossed saw, looped up wjeb bundles of
I train of whhe satin, trimmed with blond. Had dress,
liatikers and ainotbrts. •
4r:plielre"ces C emrrolf—A petticoat of whlie- suin, with
or embroidered silver nett train of Saxon blue ode,
thauned with 'silver lama lace. Head-dress; feathers and die-

soosoee.
Lady fultaarrn Courrox—A dress of pale pink satin with
=draperies elegantly arranged, and festooned with full
roue and white lilacs; train pink Win, trimmed with
rouse and lace. Heed-dress, feathers and pearls.
Lady CAlOLlift Wontrour—Train of rich figured white silk
trimmed with Piet; petticoat of white satin covered with a
rt Spied puss, and ammonia with bunches of jonquils, trim-
med at bottom with a wreath et amber and wilts. Head-drop,
feathers and diamonds.
Lady CiAZLOTTZ Cuousonotiav---White satin robe trim-
mod wilt blond lace and Sowers; petticoat of the same • lace
draperies, interspersed with full wreaths of various coloured
totes; the bottom part of the petticoat to correspond.
Lady Loot Pot ar-Aitohe of evening primrose•coloured satin
trusted with surer; petticoat of the same covered with drape-
ries of white crape, embroidered with silver, and white satin
plumes of tutu, embroidered with silver, ace.
Lady Mazy Lasua—EVisolog primrose-coloured oaths robe,
tritnased with blend lace and flowers; petticoat white satin with
lace draperies, ornamented with fluted satin to correspond with
the robe, aid fastened up with bunches of white roses.
Lady lux ABITII Las tit —The same as above, but all white,
and hunches of Üburnhanu.
Lidy Roost —An elegant blue satin petticoat, a drapery of
'white psi* mushily trimmed with rich blond lace, and orna-
mented with wine* satin bows •' -robe of blue satin. trimmed
with Brussels lace. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady riouotats—A rich white satin and gold petticoats striped
poi22;an d white satin train.
Cattiness* hateino—Rids white satin petticoat;
draperies of patent net, tastefully looped up with hisoches and
wreaths if Wats, and trimmed with blond lace; tube of white
"Mtn, trimmed with blood lace to correspond; had dress feathers
and diamonds.

Lady EMILY Fzat.ntsia—An elegant rich white satin petti-
coat; draperies of patent net, taatefully looped up with bunches
and wreathe of Ufa, and trimmed with blond lane ; robe of
white satin, trimmed with blond lace to correspond; head•dress
feathers and diamonds.
Lady hillosurzona—A rich white and silver petticoat; train
silver grey satin.
Lady U. CAVINDIIIII—White satin petticoat, with rich white
and gold draperies; purple satin train.
Lady A. ticorr—A rich pink and silver tissue dress; train to
correspond.
Lady,Patc a —White satin petticoat, with rich draperies of blue
Ad white gauze and blue flowers; train blue striped gauze.
Lady Bslscas deb gold and white applique petticoat;
blue satin train.

Lady Henn Pesaitea ydiewand silver crape dress, trim-
med With rich him& yellow came train.
Lady HoccrinevoWlsite ands petticoat, with rich silver dra-
pairs, trimmed wish lame law gat in train.
Lady C. Patima--.-Pink Isola petticoat, trimmed with patent
pearl; train to wrapss&
Ladies Pamir —Rick white and sliver petticoats, with silver
dune trains.
Lady C. Dormouse—A blue gaze petticoat, with rich silver
draperies; blue and silver tissue train.
Lady C. Omstow—White satin petticoat, with rich carnation
gauze and iliac lowers; white satin train.
Lady Auburn" Corrox—A petticoat of white satin, With
draperies of pink crape, embroidered with Beer de iii, and orna-
mented with pearl ropes and tassels ; train to correspond ; head-
dress, pink and white feathers and diainetids.
Lady JANE CoVINT err—A petticoat of blue satin, with dra-
peries of blond lace, and trimmed with tke.same ; tram of white
striped satin, with falls of blond; head-dress, leather, and tur-,
quids, enriched with diamonds.
Lady BARBARA COVEIRTRIA white satin petticoat with
draperies of silver gauze, trimmed with the :nog beautiful sliver
lama, fastened up with pink roses; white robe with blond lace ;
.and a profusion of feather and amethyst ornaments on bee head-
Lady Povaaia---Petticoat evening print se, with silver tissue
it samion• tdres.fp of evening primrose, satin;, head-dress, feathers
Lady C. Assisi' Coons—Blue sain.petticoat, with floss net
events, looped up with wreaths of blue hyacinths, rick train
of white French gain& ; train of white'gause, trunined with
Mend; head-dress, feathers and flowers.
Lady H. Assisi' Coorsa—The same.
•• Lady Curroao —White satin petticoat, richly ornamented
with blond.; violet satin train:
Lady Sinseas—Whits satin' petticoat, with rich draperies of
Ostia satin and blond y Wain to correspond.
Leidy Ecoosi—A rich dress of white and gold lama, with a
"freirrplerobe. Ludy Satre
Buaacis—A petticoat of rich yellow satin ; the
whole ef the draperies composed of Brussels point lace, tastefully
sod dowdy designed, ornamented with quite a novel rouleaux
q In Chinoise, fastened tastefully with bows of ribbon, finishing
the-beitom with handsome flounces of net and ribbon : train of
rich yellow satin, trimmed with a [tithe of net, intereperied with
bows of ribbon • body and sleeves trimmed with point lace and
danced.. Held-dress, feathers and diamonds. •
Lady Brisrom-.-A petticoat of rich white satin; drapery of
rich geld tissue, trimmed with gold, and ornamtlited with au:,
pat gold buttons and tassels, finished at the bottom wish three
rich roeleaoi of gold; train of rich figured gold tissue, trimmed
with esellepedgold lace; body and sleeves handsomely trimmed
idth Banish point lace. Head.dress, feathery and diamonds. •
Lady Coinestrrom—Petticoat of white satin, with draperies
of grain game, ornamented with ribbands, and trimmed :with
blend ; body and train of rich greets satin, uimased with
point. Had-dress, feathers and pearls.
Lady Sawins—Petdcome of white sales, with draperies of net,
richly embroidered in silver oak leaves, and fesnoued up with
cords and tassels; body and train of white-satin, trimmed with
supeib lace diver. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Lady Sstser—Petticoat if purple soignee, with draperies of
crape, trimmed with geld Ms/e, and dad up with pld cards sad'
tassels:, body and train of pimple sermet, Mimed with hcee-r
Hied-dress, feathers and diameeds.
Lady LIMPAaIt..-All elegagesdregi of white bee, tastefully'
ornamented with pink blossoms siodpierlp; a beautiful silk ega-
Dividend flounce with pink and white satin ; train, pink satin,
Idolised with Brussels point.
. . Ditvv.-A white satin petticoat, with rich Prussian blue
,lllNfie Warned with blond; train of whits figured
with Bruzelleg lace. Hta&dress, a profusion' of diamads and
ZtHooourable Lady C: Com—Whim satin, petticoat with
IS fuss* of the same; drapery of blond net, richly embroidered
la Moss silk ; white satin train, point sleeves,, On.
Lady LOUISA Heaver—A blue and white dress.
Lady 3.o'llstast—White satin. petticoat,' with - dims gauze
gam looped up with diva; y -satie train, with.
Hitad-dress, feathers and dimmed&
Lady Coccita Boorms—A white satin patinae, revered with
net petticoat, Artily eatbraidesed. with diver lama; draperiof
striped With lama, arid eleganty trimmed with mist costla.biond;
body and train at silver to mariposa&
Lady Doacuesvaa—Orgen dress, elegantly trimmed with
lace and pearls. -
Lady Bailey—As elegant dress of pink and diver, with liar
• and draperies; pink satin train, richly trimmed with elbow- sod'
Brands trice.
The Honourable Mri. CALYLIT--Priadan Wee satin rim
trimmed with blond Isee andgold, petticoat whin atilt with
drape-tin to correspond with the robe, handsomely ornamented
with gold fringes, tassels end cards. •
Honourable Mn. Gammas *waits—Whim sada petdcosti
with sick embrehisred'ast draperies, trimmed with blend, and
• tastefully hetes,* with bending, flowerioichambet tads clan.
Hoer Miss !twine—Web, Mika ant Pagigaits ifit,O*B•4
ass drarrohnoistetaily decoeated with wmathstuid busking/el
peach blamer, trail et white Soda sod billed ime to correolll4
Has. Mrs. Cooarnsy Bocce—A TIMM gold lama* ad
bleed rich drapery petticoat, over white surrounded ist*
p uhf otototiose of blood boss lotoresimel With bundses of -as.'
looted roses • race aria rebs,.triamial with gold hinge; bads
dress, feathers awl diadem at twos% - - •
Ham Mrs. Warr—Petimat of white satin embroidered to
.mid tied* with =Me aids sad soar. body wad train '
4 the La *rasa wl6 Pak bee; hoeing, feathers and
disidids. • •
Mrs. Hawes. OW" st losodeds Lady),•pesticast of white
walsawkh trample," 'lda sass% egilamed with blond laccoad

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looped with hunches of IIInts; Oda of Was striped Inds, grin-
ned with point lau; besd.drets,featbers nod diamonds.
Mrs. Rontar donoon—A beaGdful dregs of roge pink satin,
and rich embossed gauze, festooned goi!h pink and wbite rose!,
elegantly lobbed with tulle and white satin; bead-dress, lea.
th.rn and diail,bl,4l9

1 Mrs. HOWARD of Corby Castle—White satin dime, °nisi.,
mented with, nations, of deep white silk, frin'ge and tulle fastened
with bunches of white flowers, belt -of antique previous stones;
headdremiplome.of white feathers, diamonds and precious stones.
DUNCO Wet •SIMAITO—A beautiful paurnt net drapery,
up with bunc'.uo of white laburnhant,
train a rich blue
atrewdhite gauze; head-Arins, plume of feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. D. PILNNANI: --White satin petticoat, with embroidered
lace draperies, decorated with a rich border of pearls and roar
buds ; train of Brussels lace, and pearl beads.
Mrs. CAMPRICLIA white satin petticoat, with gold lama
drape es, festooned with gold flowers, and trimmings to arra. .
Mrs. MsLew.a....-A rich .orbita satin petticoat ornamented
spend; rich estioe, train.
with crape, and Satin train to correspond.
Mrs. traoot —Robe of celestial blue satin, white lain peril..
coat covered with draperies of blue and silver tissue gauze, aid
decorated with silver Vandykes.
Mrs. Colonel Humus—Robe of evening primrose-rigoored
satin, trimmed with bionddace and Bowen ; petticoat the same
As the rube, wit!, two tell iloonces of rich blond lam, and blond
lacedraperies, with wraiths of mixed lilacs, and bunches of the
same to tastes the draperies.
Mrs. TRRWATNR—Pink striped gauze robe, trimmed with
blond lace and sneer; petticoat white satin, net draperies, em-
broidered with silver borders, and showers of spangles.
Mrs. Du X COME t SO A rro-.lflue figured sonnet robe, OM.
mented with blond lace and Bowers; petticoat white sane, lace
draperies tritnined with satin the solour of robe, and tied op
with branches of liburnhanis.:
Mrs. Wistaasts—A petticoat and train of rich white min,
ornamented with sliver and lace, and finished With large bitnettis
of silver oak. Headdress feathers and dlamunda
Mrs. Howaaw ,44. fiat whim and silver tissue dress, dem-
rated with ruby. coloured flowers; silver tissue train.
Mrs. STaaas—White satin petticoat, with rich gauze drapki
ties, ornamented with roses and orange blossom ; white satin train.
Mrp. Parrria—Whke satin petticoat, with gauze draperies,
atsd blue Bowers; blue striped satin train.
Mrs. °TWAT —An elegant white satin petticoat trimmed with
blond lace, draperies of patent net, elegantly trimmed aid
looped up with beautiful branches of flowers • fobs of white
satin, richly trimmed with point lace. Head dress, leathers and
diamonds. • •
Mrs. WDAILTON—Robe of evening primrose coloured satin
ornamented with silver, &e.; petticoat white satin, covered with
draperies of net, magnificently embroidered in stripes of lama
silver, and a superb border of tulips in lama.
Mrs. Owen WILLIAM(—Robe of yellow satin trimmed with
-blond lace mod junquils, petticoat white satin richly trimmed at
the baton, lace draperies, tastefully fastened up with handsome
bunches of jiniquils; head-dress, plume of white and yellow •
ostrich leathe.n intermixed.
Mrs. Cox—A white satin petticoat with draperies of net
richly embroidered in silver, draperies ornamented with silver
and tied up with silver cords and tassels, body and train of whits .
satin trimmed with lace ; heal dress, feathers anti diamonds.
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Mrs. Diu—Purple satinet dress cost, ed with draperies of
lace, and trimmed with the same, dr«peries ornamented with
beads and satin, body and train of Mallet, trimmest with point. .
Mrs. De Garr l'etricoat of primrose satin covered with
crape, draperies tied up with ribbands and bunches of tube-roses,
body aad train of primrose satin trimmed with paint ; head.
dress, leachers and diamonds.
Mt s. JAMES J' —Livening prinlrose.coloured robe, with •
blond lace and 0 .wirs, white satin petticoat with blond lace &a..
perks, fattened up wth handsome bunches of mixed nits.
Mrs. Ha artty crape and silver robe, petticoat of
wl.be satin, covered with dra2e.ies of ye.inw crspe, embroidered • •
with silver holders, aril strewed with sprig? of ditto, the drape.
ries, &c. trimmed x ith silver spangled &airs.
Hon. Nl:,.ses Do u G A •-• White petticoats, with net
gauze drvptries, pint and bite roses; pink satin trains.
Hon. Misses Ctir re en—White satin petticoats, with rich
Boss sill: net d aped a:id pink arca.sia; white satin trains.
'Ube am. Miss •low An KO —Petticoat of trite em.
broideied border of greea wrea• he acid blond; draperie of net,
embroi.lered in satin le.:ves and ornamented with blood laze androses; green satin train, elegantly trimmed with lace.
Mies &Alta —A v:hite satin petticoat, net draperies orna•
mented with bunches of heath and primroses.
Miss Bei LLX—A dress of lilac satin, and white gauze dray
peries, trimmed with blond, cords and tassels robe white satin,
embroidered in silver; head dress feathers id pearls.
Miss PAULZTT d'comesom —it train of pink satin trimmed
richly with blond lace, petticoat of %elite satin coveted . ith net,
beatifully applique with pink flowers, bottom tomposed of net
and-pink satin ; head dress, feathers and diamonds.

hints Wr rums —Rich blue figured gauze rube, ornamented •
with blond lace and gold, petticoat of the same decorated wish
superb zold trimmings, fringes, &c. the draperies tastefully tjed
up with sash ends; headdress, plume of feathers.
Miss Corratt —White satin robe, petticoat of the same co.
vered with draperies of crape, embtuideted with silver andlythite
satin, fzuened with bunches of mired flowers.
The two younger Misses COTTILIM—fink satin robes, white
satin •petticoats with draperies of rich sprigged gauze, and decos
rat'ed with bunches of muted I 'wets:
Miss Hostat (presented by Mrs. Hnare)—Whire satin tube
and petticoat ornamented wius blond lace, white crime drapery
embroidered with pearl beads, iapportett by ropes of beads and.
large bouquets of roses and myrtle intetmized; headdress plume
of ostrich feathers and pearl d adem. •
Miss DA sit woo 11 4atin petticoat, ornamented with lace
and roses • body and traiu.white richly trimmed with paint
lace. Held-dress plume of white feathers, diamood tiara, ear.
rings, and pearl necklace. •
Mani Was r—Petticoat of white satin, with draperies of rich
blue figural voile, fastened up with butches Mt roses; mil
blue
s"
figured satin, trimmed with blond lace; head-dress fta
and pearls. • • . _

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Miss CRAUSORD Baocr.--Draperies of sprigged stet, trimmegt
with blond lase, and tastefully festooned' witu dowers, over a
white satin pettitoat,stictly orisainentiraPwlth blond and wreathi
of hyacinths and roses ; body and train of pink satin. Head-dress,
a plume of pink feathers and a profusion of pearls.
Miss POPHAII--Pettirmat of white satin; draperies of white
crape, trimmed with wreaths of white roses and Mies of tee salty,
train of apricot colour. Head-dress, !lathers and coloured stones.
Miss CAROLINE POPHAM—A drat; to her sister.
11/lIM. °TWAY —An elegant white satin
.petticoat, rich plaiting
of net round the borom, a drapery of patent net, elegantly orne.
formed with branches of roses, and white satin ribbon; robed
rich white satin, elegantly trimmed with blond lace. Head-dressi
feathers and diamonds.
His Royal Highness the Pal NCC RROZPIT wore a Field-Mar.
sitars uniform. „ .
• His Selene . Highness Prince Leoroce of SAAR Coaocals, Re
full dress General's unikam.
His Royal Highness the-Duke of bt.oucerrita, a full dress
Genend's uniform.
. The Militail Gentlemen generally were dressed in the uni-
forms of:their respective regiments ; and the teat were very gay.
At three o'clock the numerous carriages, which had set down
their company at the Queen's Palace, formed a ring of two deep
round..St: Jameei Park, extending up Constitution-bill, and w
a • considenahle diftralsee down Piccadilly. The middle of the
road between these two doffs, particularly alengeonstitution-bill,
~,gskix open fqr carriers going to and coming from the Palace.
Of those whirl were in waiting, :the boles and the footmen's
boards behind, were filled' with females elegantly dressed, who •
availed themselves of this mode of .being earned into the Joyful
:scene, pie keen the pressure of the crowd. The side-paths Moog
.the whole of this Wee were filled with elegantly dressed pitopl%.
of whom there ware deep row even on the Inside of the Green
Park, upon the whole line from the gate at Hyde-Park corner,
round to the iron gate at thetentrance of the Queetelwalk,trom
St. James's.Park. The Stable yard was with dllleelty meals*.
during the whole of she day.

• - CORN iiXCHANGR, MARK-LANS. MAY VI.
Having a large quantity of %neat left over from •Wolnutolay's
supply, and but few boyertat market, very few sates were ago.
red, and ibat at a Maeda" of full ss. per quarrearent Moeday's
is Is. Per natter Om. Bork"' P q cheiter• We hem a estasidesu
AM arrival of Oa*s, wish% article is heavy sale, at a &dime of
is. pa quarter. Jlettns‘ind Peas are also rather Cheaper. '
4141THMELD MARKET, MAY 17. • • '
led 4s 04 to Ss 0401 Veal S. .94 eafa ad
4s Mateso4 to 5• 44 Pork to 04 Op is I
Lamb fa to 'ft MI
Seim gge...31,9up and Lambs 5,1*••••Cah10000s410.1 N.