The National Register.
London, England, 1814-06-05 00:00:00

TH-E NATIONAL [MOISTER.

JUNE 5:

thr»ll-11 thic ntwriteioni scene. A very different weletnne was git en,
1„ the lid; lieroes (.11 aeir way to the Palace. Ir wrts with ex
difficulty that Loral 11)11, Lord Go»bertnere and Lord titles
lord weve perinitteel t., pass on in thcir carriages, as the people
.03.14141 u) Like Out the horses, and yoke themselves to the harness.
'Clete ere ill" present the Prineestaes Augusta and Mary, Doke.
ut Yot Kent, Sussex, Cambridge, and Glouce.ater, the Princes.
Sophia of Gloucester, the Prince of Orange, the I'rinee of IV irtem-
berg, CaLitiet the two Archbishops, Law Officers, &c.
&v, he prcsentations were exceedingly numerous.

• LADIES DRESSES.
HER M 4JESTY.—A dress of superb silver tissue, with draperies t
l•C ht alttitul MecVn t: immet' with broad silver m.t, and (trua-
nt( rated with handsome cord iind tassel ; the whole formed a most
elt gant and novil effect. The robe of silver tissue. trimmed with
bh;nd, and ornamented with olamotals.
Hit Royal Highness the PR Hie FSs CH ARLoTTE•of W tr,Es —An
tle:..:stit re' moat of t ich white satin, w tilt a superb border of the same.
and ;• wreath of silver laurel leaves tastefully intermixed With white
loses; draperies of tit h enaroidered patent lace, in silver lama,
with -ttia tlt bottlers fin wed in feAtoons, and of amented in an elc-
pint style with leaves of silver laurel, leaves of white roses, with
rich silver roetl anti tas4eli; train of rich striped and fringed ,tilver
ti site, tastefully. trimmed ‘vitb silver lain, hustler and rich silt cr blond
lace, .1724 ornamented beantittil diamonds : head-dress. a pl•efit-
sion of most beautiful diamonds at,d wit ich leathet s ; necklace, ear•
inv, at inlets, acil a broach to ce!Te•pond..
ler 1iov::1 Ilighues. the VIII rieESS iIet:GUSTi.—A dress of white
(Nolte, richly tiobroidered in silver, anti urea meure3 with fleiti• de
Its ; 11;k• Ilrapetirsinot tdActhliv (lispcm'.l, and etwirelell by w•teiltlis
of vets-d, 14,01,et ta.:ethot with blotches 4)r liii and trimmed with
h„tationte cord and tassok. The lout ensemble formed 0 nmst
strit.ii, and brilliant elect. The i•olle to correspond ; head-divas,
feather Owl diamonds. •
l'ltt NCE3s MA y.—A dress of rich pink sarsnet, beautifally em-
froidered with silver, with blond silvet draperies. elegantly orua-
mented with cord and tassel : the whole had an elegant appearance.
Robe of silver tissue to correspond ; head-dress, feathers and dia-
monds.
liar Royal Highness the DuctiEss of Yon M.—Petticoat of white
satin, with wreaths of gold lilies, covered with drapery of gold
Luna, richly embroidered in stars, wreathed with 'lilies to corres-
pond with the petticoat ; train of royal purple, trimmed with rich
gold frintle ; the berly ornamented with a profusion of diamonds a!;d
tupas. Her Royal Highsess displayed her usual elegant taste—her
Royal I lighttess was prevented going to Court through a sudden in-
di9posion.
Her Royal Highness PRINCKSS SOPHIA of GLOUCESTiIt--Wore
a pink satm dress, embroidered with silver.

FASHIONS FOR JUNE.

f From La Belle Asee►nblee of the present 111inith.)

BALL DnEss,—White lace drapery over a paie pink satin ; 1
the drapery is trimmed round with scalloptr, which are edged .with
narrow blond lace, pt:t on very full, and is rather shorter than the
slit, which is also edged with blond. A pi:l satin Irod is worn over
the drapery ; the buck is made tight to the shape, and is lit ished be•
hind in a point to cot respond with the front ; the bark is the SAMC
breadth as last mouth, but unusually high. Fduey rlce ve. Scollops.
egee with _lll4 over
of lace ed f the neck and is edged to corres-
pond with the train. The points of ti.e bt:dy are urnainetited with.
&eat fienrs de 1 yes, which have a most taseful effect. Pearl necklace,
bracelets, eartiugs, and armlets ; locket, Intermingled twat Is and co-
hnired stones, Head-dress thelVellheiton wreath of laurel in white
or green foil, interspersed with r(gLI crowns and other applicable
attributes : it is it most elegant, no%el, arAl nistetill ornament tor
any full had dress whatever, and at this pet iod should ba. univer-
sally worn. White kid slippers and glove..
BLUCHER BONNET AND SFIGNSER.—High dress of jaceonet urns-
lin, with a triple lace ruff, and a profosiment lace let iu round tl.e
neck. The bottom of this dress i, trimmed in a most elt•gent style ;
a broad pointed lace flounce is sewed on to a piece of muslin of the
same breadth, which is full, and gauged in a byes form at irregular
distances ; over this piece of isins.lin is placed a second flounce
of
scolloped lace, which is put on to the dress hy a heading ; this trim-
sni.ig has an extremely Kiel) anti elegant effect. The spenser is emu-
po-ed of an emerald green satin, with a trimming of a darker shade,
and is appropriate to the station, made low in the neck, so as to die.
play the profusion of lace toutitl tht trek and blsocy.tt ; triglik

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row of points %task!' atior• it .are in 4-he.shape of-a; clivv, admirably
i.propriate to the present time. The sleeves arc sinenlarly novel
and-tasteful, and are fasteued in regular tii.tellleeS a-la-Russ:. The
(offs are 4 rnamented in a manner sindiar4o the neck. The booTet
;s composed of eincrald green, of a shape pritietly new, most beeom-
ing, and very different to any thing yet worn ; a feather of a dark
shade is placed a little to the side, and talcs over to the point of the
;gimlet lichind.

Mrs. Belt, of No. V 6, Clllrlotte•street, Redford-Qqoare, is the in. "
ventre..s of the above tresses, at %%hose Illagasin • es Modes alone they
may be had.