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Houstoun as groom in waiting, Sir Rober,


bolio' as equerry IN waiting, and master


Hudson as page of honor


he elegance Of equipages, (says a


London paper the transcendent spendour


OF the dresses, and the beauty of the


ladles, was spectacle scarcely equalled


Oy the imaginary descriptions of fiction"


lhe following is an account of the
dresses OF some of the principle ladies' -


DoucheSS Of Gloucester. Of the
flchest dresses ever seea-the petticoat
OF white llsse, embroidered with cold and
relefs, two rich flounces to the lower part
OF the dress, The trimming of the sleeves
was OF Brussels net train Of golden tissue
OF English manufacture, a new pattern
with golden torsade.


The DmchesS Of Czayencc.-A splend;d
dfess OF silver lama over white satin;
blue velvet train richly embroidered in
silVer 10 correspond. Head dresses
feathers and diamonds.


Ihe Dntches Of Kent.-A ponceau and
5oia tissue dress, handsomely trimmed
WIN gold lama; train Of rich gold tissue
NCAICOpOlu. 1ICdQ dress
Gathers and diamonds


=, ne M0rch'Oness Of Smlsbuy.-A rich
lIv lama dress, over a white satin slim
Faln' cherry coloured gros de NanIes
fimmed with silver lama; sleeves Of rich
ionde called Seduisantes Head dress
mite ostrich feathers, with profusion Of i
rilllants; blonde !appets. - Il
1uach'0"eSs Of IteHesley.-A costly robe v
SILVER lama, colonness, over rich white Il
'dn;sn .ln sl,p; sleeves of white blonde, called
9oJ oI'salites tram of beautiful silver lama ID
ned with rich white satin. Head dress G
alte mt ostrich feathers, and a profusion Of b
llllants; lappets Of white blonde. el
FIVE or SIX columns of the Lon1oo o.
ldIng Journals, are occupied by descrin- st
ms OF the dresses of the ladies. Amonc u IN
representatives Of Foreign Govern lle
'nts present, were Mr. Barber and his &C
ly.] "''' HIS do