The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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THE MING'S COURT. ' 1
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On.Fiaterclay, at two o'clock, his Majesty held a
Court .at his Palace in Poll.mall, which was et-
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t. ifielitt=iarty, the Speedo\ Amloseerfeethelloselsh
=i- si. Utmost illtaister. tie Lard CluaaegUar, the
lir the tevaeil,the Lord Privy Soil; ' the Fires
4M me Tremery, the Secretaries •of State lei the
.Pipiek.so
gColonist Orpserieratsoie Am Lord
et Adaeirelty. the Illweist Glenared of the Ordseace, the
.duet,
the Niat, Hs Stray Gant Chamberlain of
the lad Cleambbligla of the Household, the
Meier of the Sew. Ms 'Ospllde 4 the Yemen Guard,
ile.4lkominelice at the Ilisisdhald, Me Treasurer of the
, the Lard fligir Comardspioner of the testae
Ma •
Neale' et the Grenade% She Lord Chief
eXer the. art of Kiaes hush, sad the Rawer at
ifte Duke De Fria. the Sgsuish Ambassador,
otles:it hails Iligasty.
i.5tw0e............,...., hr id an audience
?I the Kigs to deliver a letter feree hie Sovereign.
• Bares alwArd,.Ettetty Eatrattery frOrn the
Lewitt of *Rearfirro. sod Cheirislier d'Ouis, Envoy
Sztraordinory aeali tho jr.t.4o. Spain; were is.. '
traduced to his Majesty, alid kid the honour of an
audience to deliver their evidential.. Their Ex-
cellencies were all attended by the Marquis of Loo-
dooderry, his Majesty's principal Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs, and Sir Robert Chester, the
Master of the Ceremonies.
The Right Hon. Lieut.-General Sir Thomas
Msitlaisd, his Majesty!. • Lord High Commi.sioner
of the lonian Island., bad an audience of his Ma-
jesty upon his arrival in England, by Earl Bathurst.
Lord Burghersli, hiss Marsies Envoy Extraor-
dinary end Minister Plenipoteutiary at Tuscany,
hod an esdience of his Majesty upon Isis arrival in
Euglsnd from Florence.
His Majesty held a Privy Council, at which the
eases referred front the Court of Claims to the
iLigt in Council were taken into consideration ;
Mtge sr them were referred to a Committee of the
lards of the Council.
• Lord Geydir, the Deputy Great Chamberlain
el England, was introduced to the Council, sworn
sas a Member, and took his seat at the Board tic-
, gordingly.
•His Majesty gave audience to the Earl of liar-
soolsy. the Margolis of Londonderry, Viscount
Vtillitumetb. tic.

The Court broke up about hair-past six o'clock.

LONDON JULY FASHIONS.

[From" Athenians's Repositeryll Ash, Fashions," 4.e.]

P11011BN•VII Dllllllllll.
A emehrk missile grows, trimmed at the bottom .f the
skirt with deer 1111119iill baullimai. let is in waves; each
yam it embroidered rowed the edge, and the trimming is
terminated by • fall *mem of that met of work whirls re-
maillsiee mist lam. High betty, tight to the shape, Swished
reend the boot by • nervow, wale, le correspond with the
trimmieg-nd the bottom. ume.sletve, rather tight, tenni-
tamed by a double fall of work. Small wahine, mespused
also of work. The pelisse were over this dress Is made
of evening primrose pros de Napier, sad lined with
white earstiet the trimming Is of the same material as the
pelisse. The fines of the trinomial is perfectly novel, end
hue very striking gad tasteful effect. The epaulette is a
,minters of satin and 111 W de Naples, disposed to correspond
with the triansims, Lag sleeve, rather tight, sod 'Wished
at the limed is a very meet style. High collar, Bleeding out
from the throat, so as to display a rich Wee ruff. Head-
dress, a boned of white fires de It spies, Used with white
entity sod ureamented with two narrow roolmes, placed en.
der the eke of the brim ; the crown is a moderate height;
the heist very deep, and finished at the edge with the hew
trimming called Laplsed muss: a piece of this latter mate.
riot, which is edged with bleed. la very tastefully disposed
oe the top of the crown, in the middle of which it is Mooned
by full folds of while retie. • plume of white ostrich fea-
thers, tinged with pink at the edges, is placed on ruse side,
and • white game ribband, spotted with pink, ties it seder
the chi.. Limerick gloms, and kid bouts to correepoeid
with the pelisse.
R~LMiMG DRESS.
A round dress composed of British net over a white satin
nip; the bottom of the skirt is Ileisbed with a fell double
racks of the sank material, end this In surmounted by a
trimming composed of net puffs; their form Is that of a
erereem : they are let in irregularly, and to • considerable
height. Corsage of the usual length, cut square, and mode-
rately high round the bust, which is ornamented by a deep
GB of lace, surmounted by a trimming of shells formed of
art intermixed with white satin. Short fell sleeve, to cor-
respond with the trimuiiiig of the bottom, aid terminated
by a fall of lace ; the zone is composed of Neal net, clasped
la frost by a steel buckle, cut to resemble diamonds. The
hair is parted so as to display nearly the whole of the fore-
head ; it is arranged in light curls, which bang low at the
sides of the face. The hind hair is fastened in • simple
knot, whkh dot. not rise higher than the crown of the heed.
Head-dress, • pearl liars placed across to heed, rod °Try-
alisdowed by a foll phone of white dowe feathers. Neck-
lace Bed earrings, pearl.. While satin shoes, and white
kid gloves.

[From " La Bed• Assemblie."l

ENGLISH.
•UMMER CARRIAGS DIMS.
Rowed ben of Ise India ntrilin, Irish a boleiii

of muslin at the bottom of the hem. Above are two rows of
broad lettiot-in Nee of a very rich patters, in which fuliage
scalloping is must visiWc, and which is finely relieved by
being', lined with pink. The dress is node high, sad full
over the bust, with anligas crossings of pale pink sails, and
with robing. richly embroidered, and edged to correspond
with the pink rnuleoax across the stoitaciser. The maw-
eksvost un the sleeves are made full, and to answer with the
tresisment• at the herder of the skirt: • small double English
nat.( Uiliog's Mee finishes this deers at the threat. A chile
village hat, trimmed at the edge wills deep blond, sled or us-
molded by • plume of white feathers, wilts a bandeau cor-
nett. nudersiesilt, completes this elegant costume; uvrr
which is WWI I Well worn a beautiful shawl of blue silk, with
brocaded bolder. A parasol of Nile-water green, bor-
dered or fringed with white; black Betio slippers, sod cautery
yellow kid gloves.

FRENCH.
WALKING owe.

Round dress of lilac giros de Naples—the estrsage fluted
at the hat* ea ge►be; dui border of the chess trimmed with
instinct stripes of Rsetiuy, crossways; the Ridings forining
I eprerrataiies of bulbuls. The numekerone of the sleeve
trimmed to corersysoad. Staodiufg.up eullarr and cud w-la-
/Reline Elairdwik, of foe Mechlin lace. Rootlet, ut white
puckered crow, with short plume of curled feathers. Lillie
kid half- bouts, sod Notions gloves.

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GENEVA OBSIMIIATIONS ON FASHIONS AND nags..
In .pileof the stsigsatiuu that seemed to mark she latter
of May mad the eentoomseeisieut of the last amatk, yet
Lisle sad sulrraliun did sot partake of it; the wearer robe
01 Fashions has adopted its usual varied hue, and the bright
tiuts of Flora's treasures diversify bee cliaagehil

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tas..zim#tB,-gistr DO IRELAfrzatit
COMIIIOdCOI4 Sir Charles Paget arrived
at Portsmouth frosalhis seat, Fair Oak. oa
•day, end hoisted his bread pendant on board the
King's Yacht. Royal George, which was instantly
cPtlinienced rigginig and bring put into a state of
perfect equipment for his Majesty's. receptio• and
voyage to Ireland. The Royal Yacht is ordered to
be out of the harbour at Spithesd by the QOth last,
The Active frigate, Sir JameaMenander Gordon,
N.C.8.; Hied, Sir Glories award; end Theta..
;nekons Captain &Cagey. are 'directed to be ready
to proceed in company by the above-mentioned day.
Wednesday orders were received at Deptford
dock-yard for the equipment of the Royal MO..
reign' and Prince Regent yachts. cannonaded Roy
Sir E. W. Owen and Sir M. Seymour. The yea-
eels are t sail from the river Thames in about ten
days for Portsmouth, to join the King's yacht,
under the orders of Captain Sir C. Paget.
His Majesty's stud of hones, intepded for his use
while in Ireland, will depart from London SO their
way to Dublin this day. There are 40 in nimber,
consisting of chargers, and pleasere end carriage
horses.
PASHIONABLB ARRANGININTS FOR
ram wisi. .
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THIS WISHING.

The Duchess at Poetlasurs rood AA is h. Jamseir-
-141•"*.
Sir Abraham Ruse, Dort. sad Lady 1..0 mule poly,
Ilerkeleymleare.
Lady Drumnsimid Ilasith's bell, Piccadilly.
Mrs. Nestle's corseett, Cormanulit•place.
Dowager Countess Poulett's rout, Hyde Part-comer.
The Countess of Jersey's root, Berkeley-square.
Earl and Countess Greevenor's eaterbriaincat, Upper
Grosvenor-sorter.
TO-MORROW.
Lady Warburton's rout, Albemarle-street.
wEANZSDAT.
Mrs. thilvie's ball, South-street, Park.laam
The Earl mid Corson' of Arras's party, Dover-street.
Almict'S greed ball.
The Marchioness of fislisbary's whist party, Arlingtea-
street.

THURSDAY.
The Duchess of Bedford's grand ball, St. Jamon'inequare.
Mrs. Goatee's ball, Harley-street.
FRIDAY.
Mrs. °tondos Leigh's boll, Purtsmn.square.
Mrs. Dawecne's Meade party, Maachester-sqsare.
Lard G. H. Cavendiek's entertainment to his Royal High.
nese the Duke of York.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. Merrafs public...breakfast, Richmond.
The Cureless of Armn's party, Duerr-street.
SUNDAY.
The Marchioness of &Wharfs eoneersationi, Arlington.
street.
LADY G. H. CATENDISH•B GRAND ROUT.

Lady G. H. Cavendish gave anothrr spleodid root Go Fri-
day email', at Bartlett°. Horne, Piccadilly. The prepa-
ration, ite. were exactly the same as at the last rout on
Friday seenight. These were present upwards of four
intsdred diatissuiolsed fashisisables, among whose were—
Hie Royal Highness Prime Leopold. Priam Labor-
anirsky, Coast and Countess Ledolf, the Aumbainallor of the
Netherlands, 1.2 Chevalier D'Onis, the DA, and Duchess
of Portiaod. the Dubs of Grafts, the Doehemes of Ratitied,
Dowager iffietlnnd, Leeds, Herm', and Richmond, the
Marquis of Titelideld, the Marehisoesses of Salishury, Down.
shirr, sad Hertford, the Earl, Countess, sod Ladies Orcy,
the Earl and Cousteau of Aykeford, the Earl and Countess
Grosveoor, Earl of Wilton, Lord sod Lady Belgrave. Lord
sad Lady Murpeth, Viscount and Viscowitteas Granville,
Earl and Countess of Aborte arid the Lathes Gordon, t►e
Earl and Courtin* Version', she Ladies Bentisek, Earl of
Westmorland and Lady G. Face, the Ladies Hill, Captain
and Mrs. Gifford, the Ladies Leone:, Lady Ellenbureugh,
the Earl of Carmine's cud tie Ladies Herbert, Lord and
Lady Norvaanby, Lord and Lady Ooselsion, Lord Berried,
the Coentess of Maoslitld, the Goatees of Morley, the
Earl and Countess Formative,. the Earl and Countess of
Clare, Lord &cassock, Mr. and Mrs. Dickieson, &c.

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.
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The Duke of Bedford has left tows on a visit to Mr. Coke
at his seat is Norfolk.
The Duke of Northumberland is expected in tows to-
morrow or Wednesday next from his sem, Slowiek Castle.
The Duchess of Northumberland lett tows yesterday for
her seat, Siop House, fur a few days.
The Berl and Coveter of Hardwirke left lowa as Saler-
Jai no a visit to si. and Lady C. Cocks, at their seat,
the Priory, Sang,.
The Earl sad Cousins of Ca/edmi Wt town on Saturday
for their seal, Bounds, use., Tunbridge Wells.
The Earl sad Cousins of Welwyn are returned to town
frogg a visit to Lady Riche at her scat, Stonway, Glouces-
tershire.
Lord ralmoutls left town on Saturday for his seal, Wool.
Isamplon, near Newbury, Berks.
W. Even' s Esq. It P. awl family are expected to leave
their house inSt..loggeS's-square to-osurrow or Wednesday
fur Paris.
Doctor Yeats from his house is <",treeo-plreet, May fair, for
Tniiwidge Wells.
Sir John hinelair Bari. is arrived is town from Paris.
The Rty. pdward and Mrs. Mellish and foggily left Hodg-
son's/lute!, Hover-street, yesterday, Car i IWO mai la Norfolk.
Deltartafa• frail 9.e Royal Hotel, St..fainee's-otrget :
Coluncl Brow, fur his regiment, the &itb, it Corte ;
Melvin!, Esq fla a tiger; J. Solgollield, Eaq , J. Ewarl,
J. J. Guest, &NI Joseph Walker, Esq.
Ettrrlart high, EN- arrived yesterday at flake lt Halals
.lermysmitrort, from a tour.