The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-03 00:00:00

COURT DRESS.

A bine satin petticoat, finished at the bottom by a silver
foil trimming, shove which is a mingled wreath of white
and pale blush rams; this is siirmetweed by a rich trim-
ming of silver lama. Over the blue satin petticoat is one of
paint tare, short enough to display the entire of the rich
trinimiug of the satin petticoat ; the border of the tire one
is extremely lwantiful the pattern of the middle is a rose,
:Witte, awl shamrock entwined. The corsage is white satin-,
and the front, which is formed in the stomacher style,. is
nearly covered with pearls. The corsage is cue very low
mind the bust, and the front part is edged with pearls;
ae
believe there are three rows. The robe is Moe zephyrine ;
the body rather long in the waist ; the back part meele io
the corset style, and er.th a small peak; the robe is trimmed
rotted with Urling's point lace, set on very full; a dusuble
fall of point lace ornaments the top of the hark ; it forma e
full ruff between the shoulders. The sleeve is white satin,
covered with blond lace, and tastefully intermixed with
pearls ; it is very full on the shoulder, but the fulness is
congaed at the bottom by • plain broad band of pearls. The
front hair is disposed in a few light riuglets nu the forehead;
the hind hair is conceakd by a profusion of ostrich feathirs,
which are placed babied, seed droop over the forehead, which
is encircled by a broad pearl bandeau. Point lace lappets,
white kid gloves, and white satin shoes, oroaniented with
rosettes of pearl. Necklace and ear-rings pearl. White
crape fan, richly embroidered in silver.

(From " La Mille Asseablis."l

MORNING VISITING D 'ESS.
Round high dress of light green sacrenet, with pointed
ilunures of the same, edged with peaeh.blussom satin, and
limited by a rich rouleau silk trimming of pemib awl :PVC/ ;
Tong sleeves, finished down the outside with pcsch.blossorn
satin is ramose ii.lci-Ckinoise, listened with pagoda but-
tons. Henrietta points from the shunlsler within the arm to
the waist, of green sarcenet, edged with peach-blossom.
Fluted bonnet of mosaic gauze, of peach-hlii%mm colour,
crowned with a fall bongos, of roses. Fenno' of Neptune
blue, with broad alma fringe. Black satia slippers, and
Limerick gluves.

FIGURE DANCE TO THE QUADRILLE MUSIC OF
L'HORATIA.
The mink of thin dance is the favourite qiiadrille air of
Vlior..iia. The dance commences with the English flgure
of right mud left all round. Etch gentleman then performs
the balances to his partner and turns her round with b,th
hands. The ladies take ham& all round; then follows the
dctai p►ommenade d roars, and the Gauge flui•hes with hail
right and kft, after an open ckaassz by each couple.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
The favourite colour: are pure, rose.culour, every kind of
blue--cerulesis, ethereal, queen's eye, celestial, anti royal
blue, sea green, and various shades of willow-green, peach-
blossom, and Persian lilac.

The Doke of NORFOLK, accompanied by the
Earl of SuatutY. his Lady and family, arrived at
Arundel Coatle, on Monday last. from town. Their
stay at this magnificent residence. it is expected.
will ibe for two sr ((((( dia. Lord H. M. HOWARD
and family arrived at Aldingbourtte-house, near
Arundel. the saute day.
Dr. WORDSWORTH, Chaplain to the Archbishop
or CANTERBURY, is spoken of as tine probable
censor to the blastership o. Trinity College. Cam-
bridge, v icant by the death of Doctor :HANSEL,
&shop of Ilitistol.
About six o'clock on Friday afternoon, two hours after the
Meeting was river, the Queen went to Gaiiditah, accompa-
nied by 31r. Aldermau Wools. Her MAJESTY was received
at the door by Mr. Etym. and several Gentlemen' f the
Common Council, bearing woods. H. r MAJESTY par.
Ocularly noxious to see the statue of the late KiNO,sod Now
accordingly led to the room where it stands. The Campos
Coancil.cliamber was crowded with well.dri used Ladies, who
I waved their handkerchiefs as her 31.rovnt walked through
tpshealwraftiukrsher. OsnieaLKlrrdyT.:csnieplrs.:ll74 a. t
Ti ilhee.ickoruuElsKtmeilL r. (treedtfrrl
and sp. ke a few words of shooks to her, in a manlier that
showed sihe was much affected by the incident. Her MaJESTY
was received with lend timers by all who but the bosom to
he admitted into the hall to see her pas.s. Hee carriage was
drawn by the populace, is spite of the most tamest ramott-
'trances to the olottrarv.

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THEATRES.
opri.A.mousit.
Oa Satan'ley night PAWL'S opera of C tagnrro
tens performed fur the *retool time ay. se... tr.
The music ie some of the beet whirl) h _AP bfrO 1r
tinned in modern times. It is not 'gratingly o•-
ginsl. but it 1144 the merit of avoiding oh.giArist....
and yet retaining coioncletable elite:. It is Itc•tt:i •
of uniform goodness. which iw no triflitig•r—
lity of excellence in a ;shone so c0mp1ie....,.1
sort extensive Its the corivit4gsig of a wholr •j•
Few pieces have the eipression of testate/ma* o•
full and as frequeode occurring es tine. Tio-
pert of Ayes is erectly suited to the lest.- or
EtTlish auditor!. Use riVeteire distrl•s, her
overwhelming pnoeute. het thietened gitlire to-
tertningled with the kindest feell,ige or bet •ex,,
displeyell in regard' to the father *hogs si*ic,lits..
distracted by her KIWIS her child. mnltt.ll.er
claim foe pardon irmsietible. The nut, too.
an interesting 1-eptelentelive in slsdatue Nov-
.
TANO, a limy moose Pude and execution contort In-
too mush 3i:sierras Poere.hinis rather less poww.
than Itr.Ltaserst. she is isanc.•ly to he rorpii•t..l
flezthility, 'erotism. ex. cuttoo.hoill as to eetteii.o.lol
to, end otweeirkei. tier i• more 'omit/11.10:d
tor...than belmigs generally to the more fioistiett
glaeanf treble..•arlho commonly give up, whvOl.r
iwtontionsay et oat, some of the natural exper46l
fair the pnriitter.r perimpo. of improving the ilit,:iout
Amnannrrst. in the character of roper
Ottirert, is peofect in the delmear .r
It he. hero raid that be visited nor toilette ee linwo.
hoe the !nineteen( enpying the demeanor of tart,
unhappy inmates; and ttertsinly hie (horse-boo.
nl he whole, has alt the character% of
their fitful alternations or fitly and softneas Whotril
are attributers to thud terible ttisitalioo, rte prrfero.
that it nun; br reasonably believed he curie.% from
nature. 11'e Mink him rather leer effective itt
affectionate pasiages. though certainly no scene int.lei
to Inrl,o4e. in Built sort of effect, the meant,
which hr enters iuto the re-conciliating iis she late
fled,. when be recovers his senses. The 'mil., ni•
the cittch• to which he is perpeto*lty
his derniegement (La figlia miss spire) is •i2Ti.;M-
iinivrer.ive and migiond enough to de•ctilnc tir•
pang which is supposed to be awakened on it% fw.
currritce., But as ibis is redly the oulystuarkect
defect throughout; it is easily easeumblt. Mom
Moat di•tingoislied herself. ns nsu::l, in theirs.
hence. and we% iewitr eftired. The hunse wee
crowded with fashion, besot', sod gay arrsw.s.

ENGEM OPE116.1101.V.:.
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,S,lt a Mx, night the. entertaiiimeata st• this ',is
aniunissit ti'ilts ,streswies were the operettas of Fit -
and Ornter,•,7llPPrataissqrg* Nate, iinif tier' nt.e, s
of Free and Is'ois. Mr. W. M. CHATTIMLEY taut
been !iilvertised iit play Mr. .7knifty :as the tiro,
:mil Mr. C. (*out iley Ili the isst. Lefore the rising
of the certain, however. Mr. BA RTLF.Y, Ike atik«...
manager, came forward and stated. that that rer.:
tlematt had been, since his coming to the 'hest r.-,
vudileilly seised with intlisimisition, so serious ,a
totally to incapacitate him Gans sitemptine the pact
for which lie hag h•-en sminia.:ee,l iii the that imoge...
but that he hail *rut for Mr. IA V C ACTER, mato ilea
arrived mud consented to suedes take i. ; cud he hot wit
that nutter the circumstances the audience a i.eld es*
tend that indulgence to ;he company which the y bash
Po frequently eNpeciet.ced. The appeal was r.iresr.l
favourably. The overture to the first piece rllhoel.
prated. and the performance afterwards isreer.rlo•l*
on. Mr. LstscsaTsa reading the part of Thrifty.'
An incidental serenade by Messis. thi,vrilisaa,
Biwa pus MST. •MI MOIL was encored.
The new operetta .of the Prpmissary Nor r*.•
generally ',astatine(' with great. ability. sad etki.a.
riesicrd the same flattering success as on eh* *aut.
. two nights of its representation. Muss tramyr'
played Cacti", a waitingswornsti in this. morl-.Gera,
trade another. in the last entertainment, with *hat
exact perception of the character, and that `.sr.
:faculty of striking MT to the life its peculiar.and d•sw
.tnictive features. winch may he said to distiugsti4li
.her from any actress on the Lnitdon stage. •
Mr. CUATTERLEY %VHS so far recovered at the
conclusion of the operetta. as to appear in him part
of Ralph, in Free and Easy, and played with p,sreat
spirit. The entertainments were honoured with alite •
warmest marks of satisfaction by a well-attended t
bona. . •+, •

VAUXHALL GARDINS are resuming theiellbefsllo
attraction, which the unfavourable sveatheetifarthile • •
rTitenuselterralktule's foritthearlasithewetTkanvelebmeedewdevtry ejavielyelireto.e.4 61.1.1rowiesit -
with fashiiitiales, as our paper has repeatedly *mired-JAI/a
Friday were present his Excelleacy the Spanish Ault) isirOwe
the Marquis and Marchionessuf Worcester, the Marquis
Marchioness of Tasistock, EMI sad Colima of Pr.c10..1,....
Earl of Harrington, Lords Lauda' ad Alwaaley, I:Ay
Owen, Mr. Akkrmaa Cux, Ste. Be.""—
Mr. Spetxo's 'benefit on Wedlnehdity at Dr.try.
later
"preset h enatts"; mhoass been
t interestingannouncediln
enm e ttieies v!: rlit'ei, i
end embraces all the comic and vocal strength le"
the timer. Honoured also with a most extensive p.k',4 t
tronage in the fashionable worldr the reward of ~re
obliging mariners. Mr. SPRING may cooti,is.,•;, '
"
anticipate a crowded and splendid audience usi,"
Wednesday night. The Duchessef %Vat t. re aTOlt ..,
and several other Ladies of the first rank, with plied
ties, will grace the brilliant circle. '
Mr. BISHOP, the composer. has arrived at Datir
I li
lin. to give hie aid at the Rotunda tor a few each.is,,
lie is considered there as the Eagli-h Moz‘lt ,
and the musical gentlemen of Dublin are pint.
give him a grand dinner. under the Pres.disey
Sir JOHN STEVENSON. ' .
,stew.
Lady bouGLAs, who some yeats• ago made At-,
conspicuous figure in the " delicate inseliti.tistinis".•si
of that period, now resides at Edinburgh. Tioe..i, •
Lady we thought had resided ever since in Currnt, v.".
A surgeon, named LEPELLETIER, petiticrfeil . hese,
Chamber of Deputies in Paris. that the iiti-ibsestrt
of physicians in France should be limited, sr 11,.,..
toteohuLinegmilsilitayt:iree. dthoefueetwiiollttiropotaniehe," .ioustainiatok.l%ii;isinoweiti,
anus as patients." the Petitioner. boarevers •ti.Atisd •
not explain whether ..thie equalization wale to toga.,
effected by the inert-rise of physiciawr. ut,lultr,
of the sick; bat probably, the Chisioloq, al 1111111
paves, by laugh* at the siogulerity ii. the steo..l,
mend, conceived that they were mu!ipilly..ceek.,..,
and tffect—the increase of the one class net:rowdy
pioduciiiig that of the other.
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BRITISH INSTITUTION.

'Psis present soma seed loseremiod IshlbWow of oscipel ,
sh.ll modem Portraits at the Gallery of the DMA
time. tooling' Jalip to attract a briftiantemonwhisee. The
• seise, thei glimineisbror. sod the phrtiognonsist. alike 4104116
• twit* spot Ssititit asisthise M mews objects estltlid.lregbeir
..iittatiow awl ladoilmesios. The odes fintlise uf demeatie.
• illus.'s! ales shads Its tolleesee, omit moor of ..er Nshii
tauoisios hehs'J hero the rep...statutes' of the -Assam*
e.of Nair "AA see allbselos.
mempleraisse Pertrollworeboader the Pint are odiversolly
• howilerdrpresdese of ell et. The erieweettioei elsetraie
4:-/perhape the boast Pet she kitatiehtell, sad 4rse brattMlea
• preestvad while CReereellit sold i.e Kistes sireybs. The
• Womrsits hibis sad [:miss is this Gstlere are mom 1
•
Mvsnrabitilereimert thaw we mealtime to Woe sive eisitt
• •Nere of their skill es artists. They have weiebri 'die sir .
• . seteligskapief itiammistre, bet they have • wawa deal of ea.
paiddivw its the (mem ire ports of the art meele pis« .
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*lo.llltrwaterissa amil.euemesisted atlisstkipf
; .• . itorei is oliketionshes put sesame of the !Sr-
'llllll4l2llliii Plesees wal be examined with mirprise,
.areset sstrottaibtireolissiowiehiseat: They ere full of Med*
• • feehee we mtipeldeelhe to state which the art of pedals."'
tore of 60 they proms eel is "noised; vest their fasksamwr
. mimeo predememaly., There le little tries ofaerial per•
efintive, with at' the seine times fell kweet‘edge, sod
• • allot se selestatiowe display of Kumar pipiretive ;
crib of .laberioss delsig bet Hide It say «f bold sod
' • prams' Mewl. •The drudgery's( the methaeism at'aeti, with-
' eat the eves! Snores of wales which II afterwards
,is to he sees theriehowt.sel taws sompositioas li•e daY
eaglaud.. A Mosul MOS weeks the pewliselittemog
"41 wild% le fir iwrietW followed :SW time of Bois.
sacs until the rides orGetwire I. with dm esersima of the'
maisiderst does of Val/tts sad Kills, wheat Omits
• . established tAteaskettersce esti; sod rissamished, by sheik:
*.islettemem et its .wren Mad various capabilities. Dogleg
itte early ebrt of iltelset pottery, Pastan, if it did relapee
iota Its foram; shakos; yet eshillited so marks of its pre.
feseen havlse was& the geoid mistier the two- same" we
'beim ineotioned.
• la Portrait Paistbse lbw easse'dilr model was trasuferried"
• 's I. the caoyase, sad assawred for " heroes, rammer*,
lirinces, sod hollions" Sir Jesus RitylioLlot reasserted
is claim to public isitripusge, sod represeuted the loci-
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deists; sir of fieltiosi with isifidiie grace sod variety. These
'steelier traces of the history of the art of Portrait Painting
are distioetly perceptible Is the several parts of this
ties ; added to wbich, tho eye is curvild, *bile progressively
irittrltiog it, across the &stores of the most essioest ill
• luseriees peritissies recorded in out history. The
tiara is theiefoire attractive is every way IN which it eau be
tromidered, sod the public seam feel • ware obligation to
the Directors el this British lastitatiou for the pairs they
Dave takes is collemieg from se sissy quarters those sped.
mess of our serly.artists.

RIVITAL OP MADE.

We ewe Mem In Awl tint applications are now waking is
.24•111041 for fender beads, wise are missed fie that fine, In

einaimebasa. . • -
Vie are hap to say that *rads is mods improved in this
aictriet. The wissolaelorers he the atiobbonritood of Brad.
. ford bare int rid of flirt, yid stocks, sod there has bees an
itiereanni ilrmasil is that market for several weeks. At Its.
liras the inward has also beer much greater alas for some
lime past, especially is the article of shallows.; sad is this
town tlar trade is coarse cloths Ins improved, aid gives em•
playssest to ossaisf.tits eroppen.—( Leas Paper.)

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