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We see now in the meridian blaze of gaiety.
Would that every tows in the kingdom eithibitti
such emblems of joy and pleasure as Mitchum!
Tim Rae-hill, at this moment, is covered by.,
immense assemblage of persons. The riiiiipagre ate
numerals. dulling. and elegant. The equestrian.,
fur the most part, are well mounted. and those en
foot include a very considerable portion of respect.
able individuals. The scene is truly enlivening.
The Duke of York. who, accompanied by Colonel
Cake and M►. Dighton, arrived here on Smithey.
is among the spectators. There is also a long het
of noblemen and gentlemen of sporting celebrity.
The common observation is, that Brightoa never
shone in such splendour.

Thom who have so spiritedly come forward to
re-establish the Races, have now the gratification to
perceive that their efforts have proved decidedly
successful. The sports were exceedingly good.—
The sports of this day and Monday are expected
to be equally good. The course is in excelleut or-
der, and the weather could not be more favourable.
A new Judge's stand has been erected; it is a
ntatly.constructed building, and admirably adapt.
ed for the purpose.
The fashionable arrivals have been so numerons
within the last two or three days as to render it its.
possible, amidst more pressing avocations. to fur.
nish a complete list. We give the following for
the present

Tie Earl of Egreeosot, Viscose, Crarebarse, Lewd Alm.
ley, Lord sad Lady lioatiogield, Sir Joie Cope, Sir Cr W.
Burrell, Mr. W. Sorrell, M.P. Mr. J. Dorilu, M.P. Mr.
Calcrab, M.P. sod Mr. Norllsey, M.P.
There is much disappointment at the eon-mind
of our Royal Patron. The Pavilion hi midis he
deficient in accommodation, in consequence of the
workmen being aboet. The houses iu Marlbsseerh.
place are prepared, but they are very stn4ll.
..The
Duke of York and suite occupy one of them.—
The Prince Regent still continues In be daithes.
pected.

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 31.

Southampton is crowded with rishionables. and
on Monday next the Theatre will open for the
season.

The Coburg packet sailed yesterday for Havre.
with near 40 passengers on board.
On Weitsiesday last a match at cricket was
played at Marchwood. between eleven single and
eleven married trowels of that place, which was
won by the former by • considerable number of
runs. Thousands of spectators assembled on the
ground. amongst whom were some of the first re-
spectability and fashion, to witness this singular
contest.

On Monday last soother advance of bread took
place in this sown: it is now sold by the bakers at
ls. 10d. per gallon.

The KING continues the same as last week.—
( Windsor Express./
The Patrician took their usual airings last
week in Windso► Park.

On Friday Prince LEOPOLD had • numerous
party at dinner at Marlborough Home.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD left Marlborough
House at two o'clock. for Kensington Palace. where
he dined with the Duke and Duchess of KENT.
and afterwards went to Claremont.

The Duchess of KENT is ►eking very frequent
lessons io the English hingusge. to mike herself
mistress of it.

The Duke or GLOUCISTER returned to tows r a
Friday night, front Sheersietoi. Oil Sit Imlay morn.
ing his Royal fligktieta, accompanied by bhp Dw
chess. went to Baashut.

The Duke and Duchess of GLoucttrezn re.
turned to town on Saturday night, from I3ag►bot.
Yeste►day the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCEF.
TER tinted the PRINCE ItECCENT at Carbon Iluu►e.

Ou Saturday evening the Doche.. of Yuan left
towis forOstlasida, about half-past four o'clock.

The Duchess (Dowager) of LEEDS kit town on
Thursday. to juin her daughter, Lady CATIMINS
BIRLVILLS WHITS. _

The Duke of itUTLAMD and his suite arrived at
Brawls on the 518th last, from Antwerp, on his
way to Paris.
On Thursday the Earl of HAUS/WIT and his
family went by one of the steam.ves.els from Bil.
lingogate to Margate, from thence the Noble Karl
will proceed in a vessel to Boulogne, oo his way Is
Spa, to remain there some months.
Several of the London Aldermen visited Exeter
'Change lag week, iacog. to we the serpent swal-
low a whole fowl.
Mr. Cll,llllllll is to lead the band at the Hereford
grand Music Meeting, on the 7th, Bth. and gth of
September, for which the principal performers at
the Opera and Ancient Concert are engaged.
T. Coosa. the singer, of Drwry-large Theatre.
is the present magnet of attraction at the Royal
Coburg; the opera of The novella.* has beta got up for
hint .t a very great expose, the at:carry is beautiful, the
dream tweet superb, and the acting of Mr. H. Kasai' mad
Mis. W. BanitirllOßK, truly excellent. Assail the list of
fashiorables WWI have honoured this theatre with their re-
newer, we observed the FAA of Masai Cdgcoombe; Lord.
Dims, McMaarwe. end Settee; Ladies Codringlast. Males
Welby, Drake,Sweith, Lessard, Drummond" Page Terser,
Ssieedlaod, C. Lam►, and Cooper; Sirs M. Anesuls W. C°l"
reeve, G. MacGregor, G. Aldersoo, Omen& Bbeleierol mod
Urd ; Woods nay, Aildeolwelte, Ise. Sac. he. Throe
floper'd Jerk is to be bought asst Weight with all the
strength of the misspell.

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LONDON Agogsr FASHION&

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MORN INS II WO.

A mewl iiressoemaposed of jiseestst ...twit.; tits bay is
Main. tight to she slope, ad thews's* of a seetiseete tenth;
hist 44"••• the skid eseenisetril at the hales with a
messing of eittelialistailived; there ass three nem each
is finished with is sea et Sep, sod the upper row is am
',ousted by s rich blttleig-la of weal. A need rebel** is
attached to lb. dress,whltle fels very Weever the Wheelies;
it is trimmed with two rows of breed lace, which give a wry
elegeat Mesh to the beat of• the *sea. Fell lege ref, yet
es so se to display the %bros. in front. ItratUrews, a ter-
mite of white British ; the east is eiselerstely high; the
ears ere very mall; it boo a fell bonier of Keehn* We,
sod i. trimmed with evewitek primrose ribbon, severed wtsb
rot : it &stews soder t►e ebbe by a how to correspsel.
While kid sloes. Limerick kloves.

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A white lace shirt over • white oldie slip; t►e bates" of
the start is ornamented wit► a taigas of white satin, ate.
deed at eat► edge by a arrow 'sties madam ; s►Dve t►is is
a tineatiegansposed amain stars; in the cadre of eac► is
rose, sod between every see a fell sale leafs this trim-
wag is rieraoeuted by ■ fall of blond. The corsage is
rwripeord of white atilt; it is eat alba low, sad sloping
a little in frost of the heat, which is trimmed with •
blond reeks. Short sleeve, of • aiegularly novel •ad pretty
foe.. The hair is dressed is fall curls is frost; the ►lad
lair is disposed in bows iateresized with plaits. The only
effesanit of the head is a fall plume of beautiful white
astrie► feathers. Necklace sad e•r.riup pearl. White sari•
shoes. White kid gloves. Carved ivory fee.

[Miss Pierpoiet is the maker of the Cents is Genes,
NJ. 9, Heesiesta.steeet, Coveetlerdeol

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DANIIII FULL DRESS (Al WORN AT TNII FIRM,
REGENT'S FANCY NALL).

Superb petticoat of white eel richly eshassed with
rid trim, with border of sold dowers over a white slip

of gros-do-Naples. Tonic rube of geraaiwomectioered tat
feiy, leiemened with gold, with 'Lite satin bag sleeves or
in stripes to correspond. Zealand tippet of ge-
ranium red sod green in squares, edged with gold, the green
the culotte of the bright.hossouted geranium Wisp. Co-
roheges hat of Mack sod geranium pros.sla.Naphis, with
drooping plumes of white ostrich tostbers, and aa aigrette
~.IbsiLliasle. Germanism satin shoes.