The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-10 00:00:00

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]in. COUTTS.
- ... white rase dress, richly trimmed at the bottom with
41" ib4aael a beautiful blued blond lace, and plaitings of vane e
body sod Awes profusely trimmed with the richest blond 1.
hoped up it the most tasteful tray, with a superb rose, compiled
of the tome costly diamonds, suspended from the waist by a chain
of dlagrands ; stomacher extremely brilliant, being studded with
a profaner's of diamonds. This dress was worts OTT a rich white
.ttE
)gesitim pe of the same, trimmed n.und with the
meet hewn lace, and headed with a plaiting of blond
tot. Head eof rich white ostrich feathers, and a
Mrs. LENIGAN.
e dram, trimmed garniture of tulle and beads, orange
lilies ind blond lace ; white satin train, trimmed with
tulle, widsbead wheat ears. Head-drom—feathers and
• him LOCK HA RT.
ditd4, richly embroideredwith silent flowers • train
sliver lama, with a superb bbnier of blond lac;
ger asks and lowers. Head-dress—white ostrich
adiamonds, pedlar* and swings of diamonds,
• Mrs. CURTIS.
A deb Mak Mb Mt elms, with garniture en tulle and satin, and
flekillitall ISM i getedditie ad blood lace over a pink satin slip ;
2=0:4116 Vide, ads with ganartsre to correspond. Head.
leadosetaikeils--

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- • MIN MIRO&
A rich whlasaddi a& nut MM., with stiniltere cornrowd of satin
net and ado% wad gaidiaimlisldeamed;Wililv blond; over a white satin
slip; amaitas of lick widkrii with garniture en tulle sole et.
dears. .604.densw•ItettilA huShere and diunonds•
Alm WYNN.
A. rielb phik aid AIM 'llia &MN ampollely trimmed with garni.
ante, in-fsarmarts of tullotwi ham wows white satin slip ; mantas-
of rich pink satin,• with ipmdalletssa tulle and lama to conespood.
Head-tree—c s Web fattest. sal Ilimorids.
. . Miss TYNTE:'
A sich Midis satin sad net with garniture ea tulle, satin, and
'with blond lace over a white satin
di "with net and lobs silk trimming
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plume, diamonds, and pearls.
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• - ''' Sian JANE TYNTE.
th garniture an tulle, satin'
with blond lam, ewes a whits
MI with net and doss silk trim-
likatiLdrma—tatrich plume, diamonds, and
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Alio KYNASTON.
A rich white grog ds Naples dress, profusely trimmed with a
garniture en talk and lama d'argent and blond ; mantua at
omona green satin, elantl ornamented with garniture ea
and lama d'argent. Head. 'cli feathers, dialnondel
all creropales.
Miss L. KYNASTON.
A rieh white grog de Naples dress, profusely trimmed with a
superb garniture en tulle and lam" d'argent and blond ; mantas'
- of rich Pomona green satin, elegantly ornamented with garniture
en tulle and lama d'argent. Head-dress—ostrich leathers and
diamonds.
Miss MAITLAND.
t A klue net dress, !richly drimened with net, satin, and towers; e
'• Ma. e.t.a train to correspond.
Miss DUPRE.
A elegant white net dress, handsomely trimmed with ditto,
fib and tattles; • handsome white satin train, trimmed very
'elegant to correspond.
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Miss ANN OT WAY COVE.
,A rich amber satin and crape dress, profusely trimmed with blond
and interspersed with bouquets of dowers over an amber satin
slip ; mantua of
Head white satin, with garniture en tulle, and sain
ao pernapond. .dmos—ostrich plume and diamonds.
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Miss SCOTT.
1141 or wow sik,Almeed with satin pearls and blond, over •
astisrpiallisostvoigrebly embroidered with pearls and Id
gselsisis del Bowers ; train of white satin, inapt..
with pearls and tulle, in garlands of flowers.
.* • pearls.
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illlseCHAß-L+ON.
Am slogisityllSSlS ost dlsmaj superbly embroidered at the
with KOMI ridelPllol mil, tastefully intermixed with tullst
.balllo446lllllllldebly siabeddited with pearl beads, to COMO-
pond svids..o4omo, and trimmed with broad blond lace, worn
- over. a Adis olds petticoat ; robe of rich figured blue silk, trimmed
rOund with blood hoe, and handsome border of pearl beads. Heed-
drara--feathers and diamonds.
Miss LUCY GIFFORD.
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An_gispot tulle dress Over rich white satin trimming. interspersed
with friers. Tram of rich white gros de Naples, trimmed to car.
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Miss REBECCA GIFFORD.
This some.
Miss MURRAY MACGREGOR.
.111111.1 i tulle, over a rich white satin slip, beautifully ornamented
olds Plaiting of satin and silver, in Doric festoons, and surmounted
by silver bow+ and bunches of blued° vets : mama of blue gros de
Naples, trimmed with fiat blonde and silver. Head-dress—fea-
thers and diamonds.

A short time after the conclusion of the Drawing-room,
bil Majesty retired to the apartments of the Princess Au-
gusta, to dine with his royal sister.
The Archbishop of Canterbitry came in state, in three
carriages.
The Russian Ambassador came in two carriages.
The Marchioness of Salisbury, Lady Grantham, and the
Countess of Jersey, came in splendid sedan chairs and
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The company bad left the Palace about half-past five
o'clock.
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Letters from Barbadoes, of the sth ult, state, that the
weather was fine, and that there was every appearance of a
good crop.
Extract of a Letter from La Guayra, dateS April 26:
"Indio gOits. per lb. in Caracas ; Coffee 111 dollars
per qtuntaL The rainy season has set in, and the coun-
try now wears a pleasing and wholesome aspect. Indigo is
coming forward very rapidly, and many planters ought
even to begin culling.
A letter from Guatemala, dated 14th Much, says, that
at' that time all was quiet there.
The Robert Fiuge, which sailed from Falmouth the
14th March with a company of miners for one of the Mexi-
can Companies, was all well off St. Kitts the gosh ApriL
The Orinthis has arrived from Bombay oft' the Wight.
C9mmereial letters, dated the 24d February, are the only
ones yet landed.
By the Lisbon Mail yesterday letters have reached town,
dated the 25th of May. Sir Charles suart had sailed itr
the Wellesley on the 25th, for the Brazils. The Bramble
schooner arrived the day after his Excellency had sailed,
and was to follow him to his ultimate destination.
Barbadoes Papers have arrived to she 4th of May. The
island had been in a state of great ferment, in expectation
of the arrival of the Wesleyan missionaries. They, how-
ever, had deemed it prudent to return to England. An
address to the Governor had been passed almost unani-
mously in the House of Assembly, expressing the astonish-
ment of the members, that, immediately after his Majesty's
gracious appointment of a Bishop, and the numerous addi-
liana made to the ministry of the Established Church of
England in the island, an attempt should be made to in-
troduce doctrines subversive of all order, and repugnant
to the principles of the national church, and entreating his
excellency to adopt measures to avert the impending evil.
We are assured that a very large amount has been sub-'
scribed in France, and other parts of the Continent, in aid
of the Greeks, part of which has, before this time, arrived
at Napoli di Romania ' • and that they will, in a very short
time, be furnished by a Transatlantic Power with two heavy
frigates of 50 guns each, complete.—Star.
The Dublin livening Post of Tuesday says—" In the
series of Resolutions adopted on the motion of Lord Lon-
donderry, by the Noblemen who attended on the State of
Ireland at Buckingham House, was the following :
" That his expedient to do an act of justice in a time of pros.
putty ; in tourer rights while they sill be received with gratitude ;
to grant civil advantages which cannot be long refused with safety;
and to adopt, in peace, a measure which may be forced on us in
erar.and which the uncontrolLsble force of time must rvidently force
okay, OA sues'.that we, the undersigned Protestant Peers. pawning proper-
ty in Ireland, most earnestly recommend to our Roman Catholic
knew-subjects, firmness, temperence, and union."
Amongst the ladies at the Drawing-room yesterday, was
Mrs. Ball Hughes.
Mr. Liston will commence Lis engagement on Wednes-
day next at the Haymarket.
Peri, The -Trials Tutor, and The Forty Thieves will be
Played to-night at Covent-garden, for the benefit of Messrs.
Connor, Baker, and Evans. In the course of the evening
hflas Paton will sing " The Banks of Allan Water."
The !loyal Gardens, Vauxhall, if we may judge
from the very numerous and elegant attendance on
Waleseday, are likely to have a season of singular success
and popularity.—The improvements introduced appear ju-
dicious and tasteful, and the entertainments and music dr-
eam the highest praise; the lighting of the gardens gene-
rally and the fireworks are brilliant in'the extreme. With
these manifold attractions the Proprietors may be well
assured of ample remuneration and high public favour,—
We hear: that this evening some distinguished company
min bet present.

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