Star.
London, England, 1819-07-16 00:00:00

DETMOLD, JULY 3.

This Principality has now only obtained a Repre-
sentative Constitution.

Her Highness the Princess Paulina published an
Ordnance to that effect, on the 27th of June, which
excited general joy an the inhabitants,' who ett•
pressed their gratitude by illuminating their houses,
&c. According to the new Constitution, the Assem•
blies of Deputies of the Knights and Cities is abo-
lished, and in their stead a general Representation

of all the Classes of Inhabitants introduced.

AMSTERDAM, JULY U.

The Elections for Members of the States-Gercral,
in the room of those who go out by rotation, are
proceeding with great regularity and unanimity in
all parts of the kingdom, the Provincial Assemblies
being now every where met for that purpose.
Hamburgh Exchange on London, July 9, 34. 10i
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Last night his Royal Highness the PRINCE RE
.9ner gave a grand Fancy Ball to a numerous party of
Nobility and Gentry at Carlton House. The Palace
was most brilliantly illuminated on the occasion, and
ell the apartments shone with particularly beautiful
effect. Parties of the Life Guards were stationed in
front, and the utmost regularity prevailed. The
company was numerous.and splendid. Among the
elegant Dresses displayed on the occasion were—
Duchess of YORK.

A costume of the Queen of Navarre : a crimson dress, with

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It train, ornamcnred with two rich flounces of gold; body and
' *coves richly trimmed with precious stones and diamonds; head-
dress, a wreath of diamonds, with a "cry rich gold veil.
llschiss of KENT.

Costume of Joan d'Arc: a dress of woven gold, with three
• very rich flounces of gold, long sleeves of net trimmed with gold;
• a ♦cry rich white satin body, ornamented with precious stones ;
bead.dtess, a toque of gold a:2 crimson velvet, ornamented with
feathers and diamonds, which was very much admired.
Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCYSTER.
An elegant robe of white satic, st:perb silver lama bordering,
Dimmed with blond lace, worn over a white satin petticoat,
with rich silver lama ruche to finish the dress; head-dress, silver
turban, with a profusion of feathers and diamonds.
The Ladies, in general, displayed a profusion of
diamonds and pearls, and feathers were universally
worn. The Lady of Sir Jotor BEIIESFORD, Bart.
wore a superb dress in the Asiatic style, composed of
silver lama, richly embroidered, with a vandyke bor-
der, surmounted by a wreath of blue and silver; the
stomacher of blue satin, ornamented with diamonds;
blue satin petticoat, with vandykes, and wreath of
blue and silver to correspond; headdress, silver lap-
pets, feathers, and bandeau of diamonds.— Most of the
Gentlemen wore regimental uniforms, and some few
fancy dresses. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of
YORE, KENT, and Sussex, were dressed as Field Mar-1
shahs, as was also Prince LEOPOLD.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted military
business with the PILINCE REGENT at Carlton House.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD dined with the Duke
and Duchess of Yoes, at York House. 6.
TH a ITA LI ANL—This Tragedy was read, we undeT-
stand, to a select party of literary Gentlemen and La-
dies, a short time since; by Miss MACAULET, who en-
tered into the several characters with so much life and
intelligence, that she has been requested to give a
public Dramatic Reading of it at the Freemason's
Tavern. .It will, assuredly, be a curious spectacle
to see the personification of so many characters by ape
person, and that person a Lady.