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London, England, 1820-06-16 00:00:00

' HAIST-11rDLII HOUSE, Nay 50, 1820.
TAE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHAATS of ENGLAND trading
to the EAST INDIES, do hereby giae Mace,
That with reference to the Resolution of the General Court
of the 4th February, 1819, upon the Vote of Thanks to Lien-
tenant-General Sir Tomcat Linton G.C. B. certain Papers
which have been received from India, in further explanation of
the circonasSiances respecting the execution of the Killadar of
the Fort of Talseir, will be laid before the QUARTERLY
GENERA.", COURT of the said Company, appointed to be
held on WEDNESDAY, the 21st June next; and that the
said Papers are now open at this Dottie for the perusal of the
Proprietors. JOSEPH DIRT, Secretary.

CELEBRATION of the KING'S BIRTH-DAY.

Yesterday his MAJESTY held a Drawing-room at
Buckingham liuse, in celebration of his Birth-day ;
on which occasion, the most laudable .attention was
paid to the encouragement of trade, the orders pre-
viously issued 'being such, that the Ladies appeared
in that species of costume which was best calculated
to promote the interests of the manufacturing atad'
trading classes of the community. It was also ot*H
served as a
.Callar Day. The attraction was of
course irresistible, and the assemblne of spectators
was decidedly the most respectable and orderly ever
witnessed on any public occasion whatever. Parties
of the Life and Foot Guards were stationed at
the Palace and in different parts of the Park, the
bands playing. occasionally most delightful airs.—
The crowd of Nobility and. Gentry who eagerly
4locked on this occasion to pay their respects to their
Soveatucti, was immense; and notwithstanding all
the precautions taken, it was impossible to prevent
considerable inconvenience arising from the unex-
ampled number of carriages with which the Park and
adjacent streets continuedcrowded for so many hours.
—Considerable violence seas exercised by several
coachmen, and many carriages were injured, particu-
larly at the Stable-yard gate, on entering the Park.
One of them, near Spring-gardens, ran over a man,
the pole having knocked him down.. Two carriages,
got entangled close to the grand entrance of the Pa-
lace, and it IA as with much difficilty they could be
separated.
It was not generally known, who would officiate
in the place of her MAJESTY, and the utmost anxiety
was manifested by the people on this head. Enqui-
ries of Who's to preside ?" Who's to occupy the
Quits's place ?" were very general expressions heard
in many quarters. The Duchess of Gialocasvan was
appointed to hold the dignified situation, and slept
at Buckingham-House, with her Royal Partner, the
night before, in order to be in readiness.
The company began to. arrive at the early hour
of about a quarter past twelve o'clock, and con-
tinued setting down till nearly four. There were no
less than five entrances to the Palace for the com-
pany ; and an alteration, which was a great conve-
nience and improvement, of admitting the chain by
the Kitchen-yard, quite unconnected with the en-
trance for the carriages.-
The Princess SOPHIA MATILDA came in state, es-
corted by a party of Life Guards. Their Royal
Highnesses the Dukes of YORK, CLARENCE, Susan,'
and Prince LEOPOLD, came privately. Prince &Ten-
nant% the Austrian Ambassador, came in state, at-
tended by his suite, in two carriages, with splendid
equipages. The SPEAKBIL of the Honse of Commons
came in state.

•The different branches of the Royal Family were
veceivtd with the band playing GOD save the King,
the whole of the Guard of Honour, with their state
colours presented to them, and the same on their
leaving the Palate.

His MAJESTY commenced the Drawing-room ex-
fctly at two o'clock, accompanied by his Royal rela-
tives, and was received and attended by his Great
Officers of State, Earl DELAWARRE, as the Lord in
Waiting, and General FINCH as the Groom. The
Ellso was dressed in a Field Marshal's unifoim, or-
namented with a number of his brilliant Orders.

His MAJESTY took his station in the centre of the
Grand Saloon, with his back to the Throne, which
has been altered in the embroidery from GEORGE
111. to GEORGE IV. The Gentleman Harbinger and
Hon. Gentlemen Pensioners formed a line through the
late QUEEN'S Drawing-room, from the Japan-room,
where they and the Ladies were assembled, who were
first admitted, as usual, to the Royal Presence. The
grate and other Pages were stationed so as to admit
only about twenty or thirty at the same time into
the presence of his MAJESTY, which gave univer-
sal satisfactioe, as it avoided a crowd and pressure.
After those who were entitled to the odd had pail
their dutiful respects, and the Ladies their atu •
lations on his .RIAJERTY'S Accession to the
those who had formerly been presented to the Kuu
were re-presented, and the young. Ladies, and those
upon any special occasion, were presented is the
usual way. Very few,Gentlemen were presented to
his MAJESTY, owing to his having recently he'd seve-
ral Levees. After his MAJESTY had received the
whole of t'ilose privileged with the taut, he received
the general company, who ascended on the right side
of the grand staircase, which was separated. His
MAJESTY continued receiving the company till past
five o'clock.
His MAJESTY, we are happy to state, was lit ex-
cellent health and high spirits, and went through the
laborious office of receiving the whole of the im-
mense assemblage of Rank and Fashion with the ut-
most cheerfulness, affability, and grace.
There were present,
The Dukes of York, Swots, and GiOSteder, PAK* Lgopto,
the Duchess of Gloucester, the Pzincesses Amputee and
of Gloucester, all the Foreign and Cabbie Ministers. ;be real
Officers of State, the Archbishop of Canterbury sod the other
Dignitaries of the Church, the Lord Chancellor, the Chief
Jusdces ofthe Courts of King's Beach and Camspima nos,
Chief Baron of tbe Eschews... Master of tbc the Yige-
Ciruacellor, the Speaker of the Douse of Commons. the
'ley and Solicitur-Gcneral, the Lord and Lady bitiromitt,T
Nzl)creriffs of London.
B Sonweset, Wellington, eaufortv 44-
bass, Grafton, Dorset.
Dummies— Moutreme,Dowager Rutland. Slainsfse,Dinvastr
Newcastle, Dowager Leeds, Done. Wanton, Leeds.
aaconseas—Winchester, blertiltd, fkaferd, Demo, patb.
Pahmshire, Conynghant, neadters, rlr Cilitiappadakr,
Worcester, Handy.
Illasinnoxasais—Wincheater,-Stafford, Dowpsildse, Wefts-,
ter, If* Corts*alas, ClaknosikkY, Hereford, igget/eY•
• • lisic.s—Spenter, Scarborough, Shannon, liattingagn, Cora%
Dartmouth, Compton, Wemyss and Marsh,Badaig, Caalsact,:

Browniow, 111;zborough, Aylesbury, licnsitaire Plymouth,
Danvers, Derby, Carnarvon, Clare, Catheaiv, Aboyne, Dow-
ager Warwick, Saint Antonio, Ashburnbans Dowager Cardi-
gan, Lindsay, Rating, Dr:wager Sheffield, Dowager Brovniow,
Surrey, Suthdd, 9lLlgtava, Besborough, Grosvenor, Itengden,
Lieven, Munster, Pembroke, Carlisle, Shrewsbury, Cardigan.
Viscourms-.-Tamworth, alway, Molesworth, Lake, Sidney,
Morpeth, Castlereagh, Cranbourne, Sidnteuth, Hood, Bridport,
Melbourne, Palmerston, Beigrave, Gage, Ennismore, Bernard.
Viscourresses—Galway, Barberton, Northland, Hood, Mel-
ville Anson Oage Dowager Anson, Barrington, Ashbrook,
Bernard, bulkeley, Bridport, Keith, Castlereagh, Moe-
peth, Ennismore.
An'immense number of Persons of the first Rank and Fashion
was also present.
The following were among the very numerous as-
semblage of Presentations :
Mr. G. Kett, High Sheriff of Norfolk, by the Lord in Waiting.
Commissary-General Piper, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Under-Sheriff Turner, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mrs. &birder, by the Lord in Waiting.
The Lady Mayoress. by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. P. D. Cooke, by Earl Mtzwilliam.
Rev. Thomas R. Jothffe, by Sir W. Stirling.
John Hall, Consul-General for Hanover, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. R. Tierney, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Chariton, by the Lord in Waking.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanders, on their Marriage, by the Lord
in Waiting.
Miss E. Lechnsere, by the Lord in Waking.
Mrs. and Miss Masgrave. by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir Robt. Kemeys, Sheriff of Diontnouthshlre, by the Lord in
Waiting.
Lady C. D'Arcy, on her Marriage, by Lady ML Wynyard.
Mr. Temple West, by the Lord in Woking-
lieut.-General Sir C. Heiken, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. Charles Ricketts, b the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant Dunne, Bath Dragoons, by the Lord in waking. .
Mr. J. Carroll, M. P. by the Lord in Waiting.
Viscount and Viscountess Bernard, by the Lord in Waiting.
Hoe. Captain Maude, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting.
d'Arcy, on his marriage, by the Lord in Waiting,
Captain Fisting, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting..
, Cornet Grant, 3d Dragoons, by the Lord Is Waiting.
Captain W. Kemthorne, R.N. by the Lord in Waiting.
Miss K Venetian, by the Lord in Waiting.
Captain Goidrick, on his- return from France, by the Lord in
Waiting.
Captain John. Crispo, R.N. by the Lord in Wailing.
Sir W. .T. Pole, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. and. Mrs. Augustus East, by the Lord in Waiting.
Hon. Miss F. Needham, by the Lord in Waiting.
' Hon. Mad M. Needham, by the Lord in Waking. . .
Hon. Mrs. Needham. by the Lord in Waiting.
Miss Webb, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant-Coked Graham, by the Lord in Waiting.
Biz..Levern, by the Lord in Waiting.
trinVm. and Lady Cuningbant Fairlie, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant Roberts, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieut. and Adjutant Coryton. ILA. by the Lord Chamberlain.
Miss Hops Johnston, by Viscountess Melville.
Lieutenant Henry Rich, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. H. It. Hoare, on her Marriage, by the Countess of Pine-
dedield.
hits. Rigby, by the Lord in Waitibg.
lieutenant Karim:WA R.A. by the Lori in Waiting.
Mn. Reynolds Sally, by die Lard is Waiting.
Mrs. Garth;on her marriage, by Mrs. General F. Maitland.
Mn. Bombe:tit, on her marriage, by the Chinless at Brownlow.
Mrs. Marton Pitt, on her marriage, by the HQ& Mrs. L. Fox.
Mbs Barnett, by Mrs. Hebb.
albs Jones, by Lady Tierney.
Miss Hunter, by her Mother.
Mrs. Beck ford, by the Lord in Waiting.
Mks Fitzroy, by Lady Casdereigh.
Mrs. H. F. C. Cavendish, by lady Georgian. Moms&
Mrs. Wakerlones, by the Hon. Mrs. L. Fox.
Mb. kleyrick, by the Dowager Lady Arundel.
Ms. Fred. Colville, on her marriage, by the Hoe. Mrs. Leigh.
Miss Harrington, by her Mother.
Miss Charlotte Dawson, by Mrs. Dawson.
Mho Maria Copley, by The Countess of Scarborough. •
Mrs. Robert IPClinton, by the Earl Of De la Wane.
Lady Catharine Boyle, by Lord Shannon.
Miss Swim:moo, by Lady Warburton.
Mail Dundee, by the Hon. Mrs. Abercrombie.
Was Mary Swinnerton, by Lady Warburton.
Was Baring, by her (mother, Mrs. Baring.
Mrs. Campbell, by Lady Banter.
Miss Caroline Codriogtoo, by Lady Cadrington.
Miss B. Codrington, by Lady R Conduits&
Viscountess Gage. by die Lord in Waking.
Mies Foley, by the Earl of Dela Warm.
Mk* Barlow, by Mrs. Hastings.
Hen. Thomas William Gage, by the Lard in Waiting.
Mr. Ceuta Trotter, by the et Manhefeke. •
Mir Ogilvie, by Lady Martin.
Miss Lambert, by Lady Lambert.
Mr. William With, jun. by the Load in Waking.
The Hon. Mrs. 0.• Phillips. on her nserviage, by her Mother.
Lady Sarah Stuart, by Lady Castle Stuart: • •
Miss Forrester, by Lady Forrester.
Lady F. Beau:Jeri, by the Counters of lfai•
Lady Elisabeth Selves e by the Countess
Miss Saramares, by Lady Sesunarrs.
Colonel Andrews. no hisieputiere for iabs% ea atalas Shit
command of the tut Battalion fifth 11411naL
Captain D. Price, R. N. of his attire ilaanalhia4.
Mrs. D. Barsky, by the Osumi. of 11100616
Mrs. W. Alain; by-Lady limes.
Mrs. Miss, end-h Tho L litabion, by WI Linker.
Mrs. Edward Daeithis. 4poLeaadly Pole.
IL Mks Hill, by Lady T th.
Miss A. Elphinstone, by Viscountess Zak. ,
Midi Bancroft, it Ding Georjgeltirry.
Miss Davie, by Mrs. Saiith.
Mrs. Drake TynsMtt Mahe, by tin Cesiness 4 histeksial.
Mrs. Roalaworth. by Lady Worsleyilidens.
Maio/ Loath, R. M. byr
Uwe Mike, U.N. by the God Chem.
Lady Wersisy Holmes, by the Lird'inVaitleg.
Hoe. Kr. and Mrs. 'larboard, by due Lend bs Waking.
thrinthiasd Mho C. Swinton, br Lady Dare&
Ms amine, &tighter of the Hoe. Majer-Cien. Bomille, by
the Countess Dowager Whitens°.
Mies Haiso t. by the Canines. of Chiehester.
Majoe-Oeneral Sir & growth, O.C.R. by the Lord in Waiting.
Mrs F. G. findtk, en bar news from the Continent,
Lady Johnston, on her rata's to ll** add the Miss Jail-
hods, by the Ductless of loosen& •
Bibs Norma, by Lady IL Medusa.
Km Charles Minbertill lady JeeloGhem
Caked Sir J. Ciarlig an Minted Oen Se
Lindenset-Calesid Berke, ore ilb
Lehy Ledili by the Mareileellitli.
Mies W. Alle, hy the Comene of Wetly's.
Mre. I,Wmaine, at kir guirasii
Lady CeeMa Deigka, by Lady. Illembetb Mack.
Misr Fairy, by the Illitoigarne Glee:
Lady liellarres, by the Owens Cathcart.
Min Pole, by the Lord is Walling.
George Mined, b Whys.
Coentess Dowager of CiaMeeM,by Miss Mose&
Mr. C. Milord, by Lady Beier/.
(hiss HIM. airs. A Skind,by -Mere Menses of Cbolatoadeley.
Lady M. Leslie, by her mother, the °oriels of Bab"
Mhs 4/w, h 7 Shrtk._
inMies Chostata, Leif VIM Itoroester.
C. Ilirr. Dr. work.
Mrs. Hart, by Dshownve. '
Miss Lib Makille, by the Canto* Of Weasyys.
Lady Colville. by Mrs. Haillinoa.
Min Disaaft, by Nra. George Story.
Boa. -Miss 'lidos; by lady.Grestban.
bees. liderrileesiogkea, bY Lay igraiDians•
Mte. Chinks Migb,ablate aurneye,tly the Mem. Mrs. Lel*
lady Mary 111111411, by. COWIN of Derby

Shore, by her nunher, Lady Tel/
rake,s‘dl6l44ll .
on her Glyn.
her marriage. •
rerd
by the hfarchione, of Tiete.o.
Lid) Floyd.
miiriage, by the Dowager .C,—

by Mel,ille.
PiNisi hlairiott Rycroft, by Lady Ryctoft.
Mrs. C. Mandy, by Dowager Lady Brownlow.
Lady G. Morpeth, by Miss Howard.
Mrs. J. Elicits Wake on her marriage, by Lady Bolton.
Misses Sophia and Matilda Hobitouse, by Lady Hobhouse.
The Hon. Mrs. Donovan. by Mr. Donovan.
Mrs. and Miu Vaughan', by the Dowager Duchess of Rutland.
Mrs. Thornton,ty Lady Shiners
Lady Copley, by Lady Arundel.
Lady Julia Gore, b 7 Mrs. Howley. •
Lady Catherine Phipps, try the Countess of Malgraves
Miss H. Robins, by Viscountess Hood.
Miis Robins,‘by the Lord in Waiting.
Honourable Mrs. Caulfield, on her return from the Continent;

by Miss Caulfield.
Mrs. Col. Tryon, on her marriage.
Miss Mavrie, by the Countess of Besbotough.
Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Hastings.
Miss Leigh, by the lion. Mrs. Leigh.
Miss Eleanor Bathurst, by Mrs. Bathurst.
Mrs. Gen. Vansittart, en her marriage, by Miss Vassittart.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESSES.
HIS MAJESTY THE KING.
A field-Marshars dress uniform.
H. IL U. DUKE OF YORK.
A Field-Marshal's dress uniform.
H. IL IL DUKE 1)1 CLARENCE.
An Admirals full dress.
M. H. H. DUKE OF GLOUCESTER.
A Field-Marshal's dress uniforms.
H. R. H. PRINCE OF SAXE.COBOURG.
A Field-Marshal's dress uniform.
His Serene Highness Prince
Austrian Hussar uniform.

Right Nom. Marl of Parstourst—An elegant velvet dress suit,
with superb paste buttons.
Marquis of Dowssusas-

full dress wit

!mbroldered waistcoat.

handsome brown dress coat and

Right lion. Viscount LAng-r—An elegant eniiiroidered House-
hold uniform.

Lord G. Biassrogo—lto elegant blue and gold uniform.
Lord A. linz—An Aid-de-Camp s dress uniform.
General Sir IL BLooaarnmo--Ar elegant embroidered House-
hold uniform.

Right lion. the &Telma—Rich velvet coat and gold tissue
waistcoat.

Wight Hon. C. Alt itUTIDIOTA rich velvet dress coat with
elegant paste buttons.
Sir H. Ciosa—il. fall dress snit.

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Sir H. PaLusea—Broad coat and embroidered waistcoat.

Jona WILTON, Kul—Handorne dress suit richly embroidered.
Jona MANNXILS, £iq.—A superb velvet skew, with rich paste
buttons.

Hon. B. Pirrat--7.1 handsome dress uniform.
G. Dorm, ESQ.—A dress uniform.
Sir E. NAGL2-.—A superb rich gold enshroidered drew suit, u
Groom of his Majesty's Bedchamber.
G. N. GRANT, rumk. —A brown dress coat, with steel buttons,
and :kb embroidered waistcoat. _ _ _

Sir C. all101"-All Ambassador's uniform, supfibly em-
broidered in gold.
Earl of Somoron—A rick figured velvet coat and breeches,'
silk waistcoat richly embroidered in shades.
Sir G. Ross—Uniform of South Hants Yeomanry.
G. Is Bseimm, Esq.—A light blue cloth suit, lined with white
silk, rich steel bumps.
B. Esq.—Gabe:li cloth coat and breeches, with rich
steel buttons, silk waistcoat, richly embroidered in shades.
Sir J. Eustacur—Full dress uniform of 19th Lancers.
Lord E. Paorr—Dross uniform of the Household.
LADIES' DRESSES.—PRINCESS AUGUSTA.
A superb lama dress, encircled with a splendid border of
grenades, terminated and surmounted with luxuriant flutes of
most brilliant lama, divided by bouquets of roses, composed of
refulgent and most beautiful silver—this contrast had a most,
elegant effect; body and sleeves ornamented with silver tassels,
and a profusion of brilliants; cherusie and rallies of most curious
firussels point Ism. This meet splendid dress was worn over
rich white satin. Mamma of rare silver tissue, magnificently
bordered with lame and massy silver, fastened in the waist with
a diamond clasp. The whole finished in a style unique. Ilea&
dreu, a very beautiful toque of silver lama, with a profusion of
ostrich feathers and very brilliant dlarnoods.
DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTEEL
In se respect meetly the same as her Royal Highness the
S SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER.
rich ithiteand silver tissue dress, superbly ornamented with
silver and blond lace; silver train, elegantly trimmed with silver.
Nit itsyil Niatness wore a profusion of feathers and diamonds.
Princess Hirs-au.ser—ii. white dress, embroidered _with sil-
ver; and vehreetrain, tastefully embroidered with gold.
Duchess of Doasere—A tulle petticoat, embroidered in silver
lama, with I train of figured lavender colour gros de Naples,
and molatialderies. Neml-dress, disatoods and feathers.
Duchess of Etersexe--Body and petticoat of. diver
slur* Med with 'silver *bridling, rouleaux of lilac satin and
disiyokat laic; train et Use sada, trimmed. with rouleaux of
widM *dn and silver trinsedag. • Head-dress, feathers and a
profusion of diamonds, pearls. Ow.
Dormer Duchess of Neweatrw.--A gold applique Arms,
with geligerniture train of white *satin, with a brim applique
herder: IreasLdress.a gold turban. ornamented with diamonds
absTestrich feitlfqs
lifateldonem of Hsu_ net dress. embroidered in gold
lama and amethysts, -with blood lace and garniture en tulle and
lama,over white satin • manteau embroidered in gold lima and
winorthysts, over white ;ado, t correspond. Head-dress, dia-
Minds and feathers.
Marchioness of Surrow—A gold lama dress, embroidered
ha tulle, And lined "With white satin, the bodice and foil sleeves
trimmed with told and point lace; white satin train, sur-
rounded by a bordering of gold lace intermixed with blood.
Head-dress. e plume of ostrich feathers, with cold and diamonds
Ts, Illarebieneu of Cnotaumozier —A lama dress over white
Min. trimmed; the train oT primrose gros de fiaples, trimmed
OK& silver point torque and blood lace.* Head-dress, feathers
lid diamonds.
Counties Dowager of Rossi.ms—White satin dress, trimmed
with satin cornucopias and pearls, an embroidered tulle drapery
and pearls ; body and sleeves to correspond, trimmed point lace,
White-satin train. Head-dress, feathers and illamorule
Marchioness Coutwam.iii-- Wore a dress of tulle. curiously
embroidered with silver lama and azure crape, in rich bunches
of roses, forming a most magnificent and unique border, and
striped with satiny ornamented with silver, and richly strewed
with sprigs of lama, terminated "with a splendid trimming, of
blue and silent dime ; body and sleeves superbly trimmed with
silver and Brussels point lace. Head-dress, feathers and. bril-
liants. Mantua of rich blue satin.
Dowager Countess of Cr.earwsza;—A gold lama dress, ever
white satin; train of . white satin, -with gold. Head-dress, fea-
there and diantoods.
Dowager Countess of Casn.a Swear—Petticoat of white
satin, einbtaidered with point lace ; train to correspond, orna-
mented with tulle and point ; a profusion of diamonds on the
neck and stomacher. Head-dress, diamonds and feathers.
Dowager Countess Wirtreme—Petricoat of white win,
bordered with gold lace; drapery of British net, embroidered
In gold; body and train of white satin, trimmed with point
and ;old to correspond. Head-dress, white feathers and
dismantle, with point lappets,.
Countess of' Memosorion—A gold Luna dress, embroidered
war whit. satin. and trimmed profusely with blood lace • m
le
team of white figured satin, embroidered in gold.
,Ileasi-dr:-sr,
Ami* and feathers.
Countess of Waawsce—A dress of white silver bun; em_forsifilereds.. trimmed with blood lace and silver,: over white sa-
d. • manteau of pink satin, trimmed with silver. Head-dress, and diamonds.
Countess of Cmitusw—White tulle, embroidered in wheat'
bunches of beads, finished with a rot/leas trimming ; traip of
Pesdlehile tea Napless embroidered en mite. Head-drew"
Ldiantoads and feather.
Countess of Pi.xisomnira•-* tube pet ti 'eathruidcred

Roman pearls, with festoons and bunches of grap)s ; a k •--
tin train, embroidered with pearls. Head-dress dim:cm e,z..d
feathers.
Countess of BRIDGMATIR— A white sat 'n petticoat, covL r j

with gold gauze, brocaded with r.lu and gold. White sz:ia
train, trir.smed to correspond.
4ountess BROWN blood dress, with a white satin train
decorated with Mo:?,. correspond.
Countess of Rolm blind net dress, ernbroislerce ; a
grey satin robe, with a fun trimming of blond lace.

Countess of Canxinveti—White satin petticont,
der of gold alma, and covered with finned& tact ; _:e
tin robe, with a border of gold ; the body 14.111/14C1- I:ce zud
gold. Head-dress. feathers and diamonds.
Countess of Deese— A ganze train, spotted with :rr.l:cr, znd
trimmed with blond lace, body and train to correspond. 11c.
dress, ftiithers and diamonds.
Countess 13•1111:11.ST-"••A marten of white satin, triranA
with net and gold, ornamented with a rouleau of real
dch petticoat in gold Nina, body acid sleeves to correspond, wilt?
*abbots of blond and gold ; cestus in gold, with diamond cLt.;,:;
Head-dress, diamonds and ostrich feathers.
Countess of SCARBoreoucii—A Paris net dress, embroidered
with beads and Chenille, drapery of blend Lace and beads; Ls,
amethyst satin train embroidered to correspond. laead-dr,ic a
toque, ornamented with ostrich feathers, at.d amethyst nectiaze
and ear-rings to Correspond. - •
Countess of Suaezr—A dress of gold tissue, finished r•!tor
appropriate garniture of Fold lama embroidered in tulle, avid
trimmed with Brussels lace ; train of lilac satin, surrotuhltal
a bordering of gold, and confined with a bullion chain and tas-
sels. Head-dress, ostrich feathers and coronet of amethyst.
Cosiness of Aytessear —A dress of white 'grog de Naples,
with a drapery of satin and velour efeneet the train of white
giros de Naples, trimmed to cot respond. Head-dross, te.athers
and diamonds.

Countess bunter—A net dress, trimmed with lama and as-
pirsdes of satin and silver; a train of silver tissue, trims:nal
with silver and as ides of satin and silver. Head-dress, Lea-
thers and
Countess of Cfn/SIFTST—A white satle petticoat, with a net
dress embroidered with yellow roses and.. floss silk, with a full
garniture of gauze and roses; a robe of white satin, trinurtd
with blood. Head-dress, feathers and diamends.
Countess Cosurros—A lama dress, over a pink satin mai-
coat • brown satin robe embroidered with lama.
Cotiniest of Poarsacourst—A silk net drew' embroidered in
pink chenille silk, over white satin; robe of white satin to
respond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Countess of Sr. Gzawaszes—Wore an embroidered dress of
net and pearl beads over white satin, atkd trimmed with point
lace. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
Countess Casams—Wore a ,old lama dress over white satin;
a Parisian satirtrobe, embroidered with gold. Head-dress, leg.
then and diamonds.

Countess Caviscasto—A dress of silver lama, ornamented
with silver cords and task's; train of biocatied silk trimmed
correspond. Head-dress, tiara of diamonds and ostrich Plume.
Viscountess Ammons—A dress of satin-striped pink gone-
mer, trimmed with pink satin and blond ; a train of gros tit
Naples, trimmed to correspond with the dress. Head-dress, a
white ostrich plume and diamonds.
Viscountess GALWAY-A dress of net over white satin, etr-
broidered in wreaths of pir.k *Avers, and fie islitd with a ruche
of net and pink satin ; pink satin tratu, trimmed with hisr.d
Head-dress, diamonds and feathers.
Viscountess AnAox—A dress of Brussels lace, worn over a
white satin petticoat, with a gat tiiture of silver tissue, stnpendiA
with silver touch; train, silver tissue, ornamented with trua.
sels lace.

Viscoustess Fozonso—A patent net embroidered drew, trim-
med with blond lace nd rear/beads, worn over a white ISt tEn
petticoat; robe of wl.ite figured auk:, trimmed with a border
of patent net and satie tulle, hnermined with beads. Hi:Ai:-
dress, diamonds and feathers. •

Viscountess Mativitts—A toile 'petticoat, embroidered with
wreaihs of praioe, and full muleas trimmings; train of priin-
rgeetros de Nalple***l9t tvuleau satin trimmings. I:lead-dire*,
dia mein& and femilietti.'
Viscountess Bauatturror--A white roan petticoat covered
' with net, embroidered-with loss silk, and a train of lavender
coloured satin. • - • •
Viscountess Luruotz—A violet satin petticoat, decorated wish
crape and satin; train to correspond.
Viscountess CLna—A white satin petticoat.covered with net,
embroidered la 4Rver lama, and pink ratio train. •
Viscountess floon-1 mantle of bine brocaded satin, with a
lace dress, ornatneettel with satin area blond. Bead-dresi,
feathers and dlamopds.
• Viscountess Hassuarto—AN embroidered tulle dress, with
garnitures of satin cotnucopias, trimmed with pearls and blond;
train of brocaded gps de Naples, trimmed with fluted
Head-dress, feathers.and diamonds.

17„iseount:ss Gacz—A petticei.it of whits satin, with a borc:er
of great depth. consisting Of painted velvet flowers and kaves,
intermixed with gold and spanks; the body and train of ra
sprigged net, with a border round the train to correspond; buiy
and sleeves finished with netted gold lace and spangles. 11-ad-
dress, a plume of ostrich feathers and diamonds.
Viscoimtese Norsentaurts7-Ldae salsa dress, covered with fine
Brussels point, with mats of the same • altirt of white satin,
over a fine lace net, trimmed; train- hag satin, trimmed with
lace and satin chaining entirely round. Head-dress, plume of
hedges and diamonds.
Right Hon: Lady Louisa Gary—A robe of geld times over
white satin, with train to correspond. Headdress, tearbirs
and diamonds.
Ilea. Lady Caccantet.--A dress of silverlama over write
satin; train of pink satin, trimmed to correspond. Arad-d:es,
fathers and diamonds.
Hon. Lady Bsnor--This Lady was dressed in amber and
white tulle over satin; train and petticoat both in one. Head-
dress, diamonds and ostrich plumes.
Right Hon. Lady Tiuraiwours--.Body and train of rich lawn.
der satin, finished with a rich border; white satin paticnat with
a garniture to correspond. liesal-dtess, white ostrich plume,
with oriental pearls and diamonds.
lion. Lady Corougoton--A dress of rich gold lama, ern-
broidired, with rich gond lace and gold knit trimming 00"
white satin; manteau at whitelatin embeadered in gold Was
to correspond. Head-dress, Lama toque and fathers.
Dowager Lady Aavinnit—A alter. lama dims, worked es
tulle, with double shell borders, terminating in scollops, edged
with silver fringe ; body full trimmed with point lies, sleeve,
ornamented with frosted glees camels, band of silver, fastened
with a diamond zone, over a petticoat of Italian White ratio;
train of Italian white twin, trimmed all fiend with pains lace and
silver trimming. Head-dress, feathers and dimmed%
Lady Jana Covintrar—A petticoat of white grog de Naples;
a net dress, embroidered with silver, finished at the bottocrwith
a garniture of white and silver trimming ; a train of rich psi de
Naples, trimmed with silver trimming to correspond, Head-
dress, a plume of feathers with diamonds and turquoises.
Lady Jounsion—A silver lama dress en tulle; at the bottom
a border of silver, intermixed with white roses; holy and sleeves
of bland apd Aver manteau of white satin. ilead.diers, sliver
lama turban, pearls, and amethysts.
Lady liosToe—A drab of mile, Embroidered in gold and
green chenille, finished at the bottom wßit a border of the saute.
intermixed with tulleand gold ; mantras of green satin, tricur
to correspond. Head-dress, a toque of gold lama en tadle, or-
namented with diamonds and a r bite plume.
Lady WIG new—A net petticoat embrdidered ; tree bite
figured satin trimmed with point lace.
Lady Gtram—A white grew de Naples petticoat, trimmed
with lowers.
Lady limner—A petticoat of rich " In wheat eats
'of beads and blue chenille ; train, binelbssacadusilk, trimanad
with blond. Head-dress, blue and white feathers and diamete:s.
Ladies C. and A. Guevitte--A mote= of Oak gees de Na-
ples, trimmed with pink satin ; petticoat of white net,
dereti in silver lama and pink crape; body is correspond, *al
sabbou of rich blood. Head-dress, white ostrich feadren.
Lady Wisaw.ry Horkes—A white satin slip, over which was
worn a fancy petticoat, embroidered in pearl wheat ears, hire
chenille rosettes, and wreaths of the same, let shed at the b°l-
- with a rouleau of blue grog de Naples, passed over wifa
pearls; a robe train of grew de Naples, • lined throoghout
white satin, trimmed all mind with Fusel blood and a rov.
leak of Bros de Naples twisted with pearls, to correspond sari
the bottom of the petticoat; the rods of the tobe of blue sups
de Naples ornamented with pearls and French blond. Head.
ditto ostrich feathers, diamonds, and blond lappets.
Lad f eatssse—An embroidered net dress, trimmed at the
bouom ; train, primrose satin, trimmed with bland lace. licrd-
dress:feathers and diamonds.
Ladle Marantaso-A geranium andifiver Jana dress over wiii:e

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