Star.
London, England, 1810-06-05 00:00:00

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Hen. Miss PARLYNS—A -dress of White satin and crape, or- mod oPsto : WAY awl
Isamentod with wreaths of white lilacs and rich blond. ', ideas' zone lick. .
Hon. Miss Vesar.A dress of white satin and crape, embrol• 1 The Hon. Miss H. liolsel
detect with gold. bead-dress feathers and diamonds. . I Peiceral.
Hon. Miss S. Cotneatt—A dress of white, embroidered with' 1 The Han. Misses ne Giti
wreaths of silver vine, Head-dress feathers and diamonds. . ' net, ornamented with patent
Hon. Miss Cavatentsnatt-A dress of white pnze, ornamented ed With cords and tassels.
with wreaths of passion Bower* I Hoe. Miss lioneetin.—.
Hon. Miss BRUDENELLA sea green Iniperial net, orninteS; ! trimmed with Brussels polni
ted with lace; draperies and beads • train the same. 1 with lace draperies, fasten
Honourabk Miss Atiotwo-roN—\White satin and rape Dress ' primroses, supported by mar
tastefully ornamented with wreaths of jessamine; visite train plume of feathers.
trimmed with jessamine to correspOnd. Honourable Miss ileac
boatrMiss Trs owssueo--431ue crape drewtriamied with white satin draperies, edged .
i. eitaperies; large bead tassels ; blue crape train to cot- Fortin cords and tassels.; trail
respoild., 1 . head drew, plume of fNethers.
Lady Davy—A blue crape Robe and Pettitant, ornamented The Ifunouratie Miss Coo,
with silver fringes and tassels. I body sad train ; petticsat .
Lady Ha aeirr Dawsort—A yellow gossamer trize body and white sprigged patent lace,
'Frain, trimmed with beads; white lace Petticoat, ornamented tassels.
with bead chains and tassels The flonoutlible Min
Lady Louts.% DAWSON—A dread similar to her sister's. botier of white velvet app,
Lady DE CRESPIGNY—Priticoat of real gold net over green ted With sprigs, &c. of war
samnet, with a deep gold fringe at the bottom ; black lace dia- varizat roses, laburnam, an
pery echly embroidered in gold, looped up with gold cords and Miss Ross Writs ARD-•--i.
tassels ; body and train black lace, embroidered as the drapery, I Pi in silver Luna and bunches
point, tucker, and hanikerchief; head-drewgr6en and gold, with 1 cl:attionds:
a bandeau of diamonds, diamond corn-flowers; and plume of leap Miss 13Aitat —A dress
then ; diamond necklaces and earrings. with wreaths of white lila,
Lady Eciaask en Losres—Peeticoat of white crape, with /Vii s Wen saeao—A
drapery of lilac emhtuidered in silver, fastened with sash of the Inelfed with wreaths of blush
same, and rich silver cords and tassels; train to correspond, ens- Miss EGIR ToN—A dress
broidered 411 round with silver shells. with wreaths of roses, silver
I .atly MART Le.. :—A white satin petticoat, with rich crape Miss C.CA#ZNOISII—A
draperies, embrohl. :A with silver in the Grecian style; a train ter. Head dress feathers r
of silver tissue, trimmed with Brussels lace; head-dress, a plume Miss Aecare—A dress .
of feathers fastened with a profusion of diamonds. peries festooned with wreaths
Lady -.loco Yea Learn.—A rich yellow satin petticoat,. ele. Miss Buitaatt.—Lilac Cr"
gently trimmed with point lace, draperies, fcc.; goofred crape, Mill Lee.:Attanums—A
festooned with wreaths and Winches of Laberniatu; train of yet. drapery, embroidered with a
low satin trimmed with laburnam and point lace; head-dress, a tassels of silver bullion. Head-dress,
yelkw plume of feathers, with diamonds. Miss H.O'Cre in.acinase
Lady C. GORDaN—An applique silver net, with wreaths of drapery, embroidered with .
lilies of the valley, intermix: des hit silver oats ; train of the 9.:me. lazsels of bullion. Head-dress,
Lady M. SACKVILLE—A lilac crape dre-, :imply ornameeted Mil, 4; UR c—A Dress of v
with plumes of white ostrich feathers; train aial head-dress to .r. :..., .:! pur..enied with blush
ct rrespond. . Miss e.:.....,7.;. —4 Dress
Lady H. PARKER—A pink crape dress, trimmed and cinbroi- Miss tinvecet—A Dress
dared in silvee; the di aperiee supported with bunches of silver embroidered in wreaths of
oats and peach bl tworns. diatnoilds.
Lady Be ea rte—A net dress, embroidered' it: doss silk, dccc- Miss Thum. Loco—A ,
rated with silver flowt rs; train of the same. rtchly embroidered with wreaths
lady Goa e—A white satin applique dress, ornamented with bullion, silver cords and tassels.'
white satin ti• Avers ; train, white crape and applique border. Miss Li:swains—A will'
Lady Hi to v Alt o—A lavender coloured dress, decorated with silver Mac v.:adykes; drapery
rich curd and tassels ; train of the same, trimmed with point with handsot.:e Wheat ears •
laze. . head-dress' lilac, and white
Lady S. Hone r. T —Body and train of blossomed coloured San,. Miss Itrnst E.—A white .
net, trigunel with blond lace and• trimming; petticoat of the with a silver net and shelhov,
same covered with embossed net, trimmed with blond and fasten- of lilac crape, strewed with
ed with bunches of blossomed ribbon ; head dress, plume of lea- respond with the petticoat
titers and pearls. silver Bawer, and tassels ;
lady FRANCES PRATT—A lilac sarsnit petticoat, covered Miss Ettis—A white crape
with Brussels Lee, draperi:s ornamented with boodles of white a blue silk petticoat; drapery
lilac, the hattom finished with lace and white iilae. silver. looped up with curd •
La 4 CioRGINA PAATT —A white sstin petticoat, covered with bunches of silver flow
with Brussels lace, draperii s ornaments d with bouquets of blush trimmed with real silver trilit
roses,.carrespona g in every respect with her siver. then and silver bandeau.
L ede .111:NINGIIANI Was dressed in wt,i:e sail' ; draperies of Miss CAROLINE Letts-..•/
net, embroi,!ered in showers of Silver stars aid Tangles, edged at the bottom in oriental
with Lim d.r ut matt.al silver tulips; had-drew leathers and did- a border embmidered in
moods. silver looped up with edrd ,
Lady Do Rear sr sa—Brown gown and petticoat, trimmed with real silver border; bead-dress
blond. and silver tiara.
Lady SOPHIA BARNARD—A dress of white satin and Lice dra- The Misses To*NSZZLO ,
peries, bordered with matted silvet, and grounded with silver dooms, with ctape draferies,
embroidery, bullion cord tassels completed this dress. 'llse robe bunt has of apple blossom.
white lace, embroidered with silver to correspond, and tritunied Miss Lerros—Primrose
1 with lirmeels lac.. Turkish sash, trimmed wi,'
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patent pearls, coeds, and
crape and pearls.
Mies FieLai arn—Pull
white crape, ornamented ,
Miss SALVIN-41 blushiscolour
ted with patent lace; peer
draperies, fastened up wt
planar al os;iich feathers.
Miss Cirreasits.a.—A
train ; white seta petticoat,
drawn up with bouquets of
Mies Suiw—Bod? and
with lace • petticoat of tbr
buns ; draperies fastened
plume of feathers, kc.
Mist D. Lono--Body
lace and silver, petdcoit
is borders of embossed roses
by silver rolieau, and tied
en.
_he ad-dress plume of
Mibll EMILY Loon—)
with lace and silver, pet
piqued -in borders of embossed
supported by sliver nations i
gated sliver Bowen; head-dress
Miss JEN NI N os—Petdsoat
white crape, appliqued in
laurels in light and dead
of feathers.
The youcgest Mio
mcd with ropes and chain.
ribbons; head-dress, pir
Miss HosaitT--PintiCaltt
vend by draperies patent
fastened up with handsome
with the same; train of
rated with paint ; head-dress,
Alin KNIGOT-.-A wia„
with wreath:: of corn flowers
• Miss K 14101 T—A
wreaths of pale blue flow
satin ribbon ; robe pale '
Miss GA :TN—A
petticoat em'or4idered with
posed A' the t cal peacoct
broidered ail over with
feathers ; the drapery I.
feather; the train, boil:
feather trimming, with
with silver.
Ws+ ADDINOTON.
mented with wreaths of
trimmed with roses.
Miss COT Tos---White
Bowers.
Miss M. CDTTON-•-
The Illuminati('
great taste and new
a Crown, Star, an.'
terminating in les)
Theatre-Royal, Cf
save the King," .
Crown, a large Sta
Little Theatre, in
liant Star, and the
Subscription Houses
minated, as were
tradesmen, &c.
The rdlow Fever
mints last night
flour of His Majest
for its utility in pro,
Tlie procession ,
they Were pre:eded
Yesterday morni
and GLOUCESTBR,
in lull regimentals.
had, as is usual or
Guards in their
band play Goo i.
Dukes were repeal

!WARY Pat teir—Dress of white satin, lace drapery,
enthroidered with silver, and ornamented with tassels; rube
white satin.
Lady liul.TON was presented to her Majtaty, on her marriage,
in a dress of white and silver, embroidered in borders of matted
silver, and with spangled chenille ; draperies of white crape, em•
broidered lb matted Elver, and ornamented tassels; white crape
train, embroidered %vitt-, silver, and u Mimed with Brussels .ace;
bead-dress, diamonds and feathers.
Lady Du a DAS—A yellow and silver petticoat, decorated with
Brussels lice drapery, and silver twit:ls; yellow sartatet robe to
correspond with the petticoat; heathalress diamonds and feathers.
Hon. Mts. WasT—Peiticuat of white crape embroidered in
silver, with borders of convnivolus wreathing, tied up with silver
cords and tassels; train of figared sarsnet trimmed with point
lace aad silver ; head-dress, plume of feathers and diatnouds.
Hon. Mrs. Roataisos—A yellow satin petticoat, with robe to
correspond.
liontairable Mrs. STUAS ra—A dress of white satin and crape
oreamented with gold hyacinths and tassel.; train white crape
and sa'ion, trimmed with gold.
Madame De Cas ran—White satin petticoat trimr.-.4 with
silver and lilac crape : a lilac dripery embossed in silver; white
satin train trimmed with silver , body anti sleeves point lace or-
!lamented with diamonds ; head dress ostrich teatheri and dia.. '
moods.
Mrs. SANFOR o—A Brussels lace robe end coat interspersed
with le-nun saal.g.ed sac, and cteiliptzattal with bouquets of va-
riegated flowers; head-dribs d.attioitils and feathers.
Mrs. Tow N s;l LN u—A lavead,r satiu dress, embroidered in
;aver, with a Brussels lace .drapery, festooned with sinter gird*
and tassels ; lead-dress of jewels.
Mrs. WilA a rcia—A blue satin body and train, petticoat of
hi w ne, with draperies of white patent lace, drawn up with
plumes of white ostrich feathers; head-.tress of the same.
Mas. 13ROWN—A printrose'colour satin hotly slid train, trim-
med with silver, white crape petticoat, with a silver border, over
ivh ch were draperies of primrose-colour crape, embroidered with
Alves and white satin.
Mrs. James Br LLER—A white. satin train, with 911 Y-7 span-
gled body; white satin petticoat with spangled drapery of crape,
unlamented with fringes, and tied up with rich silver cords and
tassels.
Mrs. Poet- 714 (the lady of the Bishop of Clogher)—A white
satin petticoat, with sett tit crape drap, rive, enibtoidored with.
Chen.lle pearls and silver, the design fut !Mail; in trout two rows
bunches of 'Lute tie Fria:, in pearls and campleta
ed '.vita silver cords and filifel,; the team of white *atilt, oraita
nient,al with diamonds.
Mrs. DaAa—Body and train of Peruvian satin, trimmed with
point; petticoat of eta_ same trimmed with bows tit crape of the
cone colour.
Mrs. BAST ARn—Petticoat of white crape appliqued in silver
draperies, drawn iicruss iu a nouvelle style, awl fastened with
silver cord, and tassels supported by ropes of silver rolieau ; body
and treiu of the same triuunrd with point lace and silver, head-
dresa, plume of feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. CHARLES Noanata—Wore on her presentation a dress
of white satin, covered with drapery tit patent net trimmed round
with broad scolloped I.lCr, and ornamented with pearl beads, and
bunches of white sa in dieters, beads, cords, and tassels, dm—
kola:, patent lace, trimmed round with satin wreaths and scol-
loped lace.
Mrs. hoes Fox—A dress of yellow crape embrolieredssaith
ail vet, in spangled st ripes, and bunches of large vine leaves, wreaths,
&c. and tiinimed with cords and tassels; Rube, yellow crape,
trimmed with silver and point lace.
Mm s. MAINE—A dress of Fomona green sarsnet, with drapery
of white lace, ornamented with wreaths and bunches of water
lily, fancy flowers, and fillies of the valley, and finished with
bows of ribbon, Bcc.
it,.. NesoliAm—Petticoat of lilac crape over white sarsnet,
draperies of the ante fastened up with bows of lilac ribbon, train.
to correspond, bead-dress plume of feathers amid diamonds.
Mu. WADDING? on— Dress of white and silver, the petticoat
white satin with a border 111 matted silver, drapery embroidered
with silver, the petticoat was completed with large silver tassels,
lace robe emhroitit red with silver the same as the petticoat.
bort Bt at AND—A pomona green crape, trimmed with white.
Mt a Poco _a—A in uss of white satin, trimmed with blond and
pa cut pearls, head-dress leathers and diamonds.
Mrs. iiutrots—A peach blossom satin dress. with draperies
of silver lama, testotned with silver cords and tassels. Head-
dress feathers and diamonds.
Mrs. Wittaams—A dress of .white satin, with net drapery,
=moldered in ninths. of silver hops. Headadrais tiathors and
diamonds.

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shwas trimmed With rich riot lace, and
PeactvaL—Tlle same as her sister, Mu
I Gnat—Dresses of straw-eolouted RV*.
patent lice; satin rabbets*, 8“. and liaise'
ta.--flosly and train of primrose sarsnet
point; petticoat to c wr:spon rirered
!agtenta up with branches of varierittd
by nasty ropes of pearls. itead4r.•fis,
Ileacuev—Petticoat of pink crepe over
edged with beads; ropes of the Limo, sup-
; tribe co correspond, trimmed with lace;
ass CotlitTittalr—;.ll primrose colour satin
:sat of the sante with a drapery over it of
lece, decorated with bead chair.. and
fin Coates—A crape petticoat, with a
applique; draperies of the same, ornstotri.
white velvet, fattened up with bouquets of
r. ant lases of the valley.
tD—Dress white satin and net, embroider.
ranches of heath. Head dress feather and
rrss of tiblte Mil and crape, ornamented
s
—A dress of white satin and crape, Mass
of blush roar.
dress of Mae satin and net, Ornamented
, silver chain and tassels.
t—A dies* of white crape, missend in all.
hers and dianionds.
ruse of lilac ams, embossed la saver; drop
wreaths °Epsilon dowers.
'lac crape Dress embroidered In silver.
.si—A white satin Droll, with Mae craps
with silver, and looped with deb chain and
1. Head-dress, feathrn and diamonds.
max —A white satin Drers,with lilac crape
with silver, and looped With rich chain and
id-dress, feathers and (Hamad,.
:as of white satin ; Drapery of pale pink
ith blush roses.
Dress of the sane.
Dress of white satin, with Draperlel duet,
h. of diver hops. Head-dress feathers and
o—A Dress of Mac satin ; Draperies of net
rich wreaths of silver roses festooned saki
id tassels. Headdress feather and diamonds.
1 white crape Petticoat, embroidered In
drapery in silver to correipond looped up
ears ; lilac At train, trimmed with silver;
white ostrich feathers.
rhite satin and lilac • embroidered petticoat,
thell-work round the bottom; the draperies
with satin and silver stars ; border to cor-
icoat • the right side was festooned with rich
els ; head-dtesss IPac feathers and diamonds.
to crape per tienat embroidered in silver over
drapery embroidered in blue chenille and
IS curd and tassels, pocket-hole ornamented
•r Bowen; train blue silver tissue gauze
ver trititining; bead-dress white ostrich fea-
I.LiS—A white crape petticoat embroidered
dental matted steer round the drapery;
I in wheat ears, and the ground spotted in
edrd and tassel; a silver those train with
cad-dress to correspond of -ostrich feathers
MS:O both dressed alike, in white satin pet.
draperies, ornamented with wreaths and
tom.
•imrose crape petticoat, with drapery slid
id with lace, festooned and looped up with
and week of the sway ; train of primrose
Full peal**, of primrose silk, covered with
sted with beads, week and tassels.
bluslibcolour satin body and traisi,ornamen-
c; petticoat of the sante, with youetflace
ip with bouquets of rota. Head dress, a
hers.
palepleknodialbs-ehetearsort body and
sticest, with istrigged pateot hoe. It/applies,
nets of blush rose dud orange blossoms.
tly and train of grass/real grape trimmed
of the same, ornamented with shaded no-
coed up with hews of the same; bead deem*
:c.
Body and train of pink crape trimmed with
leo& of the same over white sacks appliqued
sal roses and oak leaves, draperies sapported
I tied up in boodles ef variepted sliver ihne.
se of pink and white feathers with pearls.
co—Body and train of pink crape trimmest
• pattleoat of the same over white satin, ap.
if embossed roses and oak leaves ; dra,'ertes
rolleaa, and tied up with branches of v
head-dress plume of feathers and pearls.
-Pettisoat of Pomona sonnet covered with
ued in sliver at the bottom, a wreathing •
dead silver to correspond ; head-dress pin.
ils Nteanast—Body and train of crape tri • •
chains of beads, and tied up with beaches •
s, plume of feathers.
Petticoat of blossomed coloured sarsnet, to
patent net edged with variegated ribton, a •
indsome bunches of apple blossoms intarmi •
Lin of blossomed satinet is correspond, t -
cad-dress, plume of feathers.
-A white I3ce dress, the draperies trinun •
rn flowers; lace train.
r—A dress of white crape, ornamented wit
se dowers, bunches of the sante, and bows •
pale blue tames, trimmed with lace:
FL white satin Court train and petticoat, t •
led with silver, with a border and fenge
leacock feather; the drapery of lace net ••
with silver sprigs, and the tips of the peacoc
cry I.3oped up with silver curd, tasfisls, an
, body, and sleeves trimmed with silver an
with point lace ; the pu:ke,-holet) ornament
;rots—A white imln and crape dress, o
the of pink roses, white Crape and satin
S.
-White dress, ornamenttd with wreaths •
3N—The tame as her sister.
cations were numerous, and displaye
neatness. - The King's Theatre h.t
and the letters G. It. in white lamp
'festoons of green at each end; t
, Covent. Garden, the words, " Go
;," in small lamps; the • Lyceum,
Star, and the letters G. R. 'l'
, in the Havmarket,a Crown, a br.
i the letters 'G. k. on either side. Ti
louses were, as lanai, tastefully ilium
ere also the houses of His Majesty
Fever Remedy Warehouse was as cone.
ht for its brilliant illuminations in It
lajesty's Birth-Day, as it is celebr.st
• pron oting health in foreign climat,
ion of Mail Coaches to'k place as nits.
eded and acco spaniel by I 3 horseme
corning the Lekes or YonK,CAmadiut
'BR, appeared on tins parade in the Par
itals. A vast concourse rf spectat.
al on this occasion, assembled to see t
leir new 4.l,,thing, and to hear the I
oo save the King. &c. &c. The RAP
epeatedly cheered by the crowd.