The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-11-02 00:00:00

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

On Saturday. et three o'clock, the PRINCE RE-
OUT VW Court at Colton House, which gas
•treorlert
The t..rd Chincellor. the ntinerllar of the Excherieer.
the ttrerrtary .4 Stair for 1112 Home Department, the First
Lord or the Admiralty. time President of the of
Control, the Jo./4" or the Admiralty Court, Ate.
His Ito% el 111.41isiess held * Privy Council, at
which Mr. ROLLER attended *4 Clerk.
The PRINCE REGENT tel.!. audience. to Viscoaut
Senulityrit sod Mr. CANNING.
The hl.uyut. of HEAornat arts the Lorrl in
Waiting. Sir 1117tr.t.tsst KePPEL wee the Groom
as 11'.iitiog for Colonel BiIADYI.L.
The Cued broke up *bout live o'clock.

LONDON NOVEMBER FASHIONS.

Poo 4' Atiterpoosuis Repository of Arts. Peaklow, 4e."

MOONING DIMS.

A essohrte slip trimmed with four rows of French work
round the bottom ; wt r it is au open robe of the stew'
material, trereased with jscnout insane; Iwo rows go round
the bottom of the arose, and on up the (root oat tub side
ester es the waist. Tbe body is made quite high. but without*
col'ar ; the hack I. louse. the feasts tight to the shape, and the
enjoin. very %befit the fronts are edged wench sitheafthe bast
with a trimming of 'boot half the brea.kh of that which VIII
round the areal. Louse lung sleeves, finished. both at the
shoulder suit the wrist, to correspond with the skirt ; • triple
fall of lace goes roved the neck IleaJ.dress, a small late cap,
sit an elegemt and stirspleliasmei it la • round shape; the vaults
low, rut mcd of puffin. of leer, and ornamented with • bunch
of roses placed to the centre; the lace next to the forehead is
.disposed very full use etch temple, cad formed In the shape
4.f shell its the centre of the forehead it Is ornamented with
a burgher runs placed exactly over the shell; a rove-euloarei
ribbon paws ander the chin, •ud ties in a fall bow at the
left vide. Gloves and shoes white kid. This is also an ele-
gant morning carriage drew, withal' addition of a haunt sad
a cscLeitii e ur silk shawl.

WA LIMO DRESS.

A high deem composed uf cream-colunred levsritine ; the
►ottoam of the skirt is fititsheil by four rows atoning, which
• is surmounted by two rows of trimming of • novel and ele-
pm description: it ie a matinee uf lead.colnur and white
Min; the (issuer a full band, which is (weaned by little
•s rots of the !attar, resembling • crescent in shape.-
-ne Wows worn with Ibis deem is composed of lead.
....stud goes Is Naples ; it has • very short waist, a
?Aire tight back, sad • assail standing collar, which sap.
ports the double frill of lace that Wine the neck of the dress.
The sleeve is early tight to the arm, and is ocammented
♦ith a hilf-slegve cot out to slashes, which are edged with
bide satin, the bottom of the sleeve is decorated with blue
*atm, laid on to vivre/pond with the epaulette. The bust
is ornamented with a light wave of blue braiding, placed
lengthy/Iw, and interspersed with small silk tolls; a silk
handkerchief is tied carelessly roiled the throat, and a rich
*ma thus,. over the shoulders. Bead drew, • white lace
canwlfe, and a boned of the Mae wisteria! as the spencer;
the crown is of • low oval shape, and the trust is assail, sad
cut in the Mary Queen of Scum style; it is trimmed ruoml
the edge of the brit* with tulle, disposed in large plaits;
the dime stodgiest ender the chin, where it fastens with a
Llw of Mohan to correspond. A plane of lead.coloarld and
white Gather+ falls over on the right side. Gloves and shims
lead-coloured kid.

Dr. Tsars has arrived at his house, Queen.
street, 31.1-fdir, from TuAridge

It is sand that the ntother of her 11 A./ WV lan—
guished beveral years before her death, in a nearly
standar state to that now suffered by the Qu

14 said that Madame CATALANS./ hilt concert
at Aix-la-Chapelle brought her in 40,000 florins.
The Eirroeror of itIIJOSIA sent her a rich girdle,
valued at 10,000 boors, accompanied, it is said, by
• very Nattering letter. The receipt it the doors
amounted to S,SSU francs, without including what
the Soverrigos anrl many great pefillOr.• gave. Six
hundred persous were present.
We have the rati•faction to announce the safe re-
Ulna of Earl FITZWI ',LIAM to Wentworth House,
from ilia journey to Rome, where he left Lord and
Lady MILTON. We sincerely hope the salubrity of
the climate will shortly enable his Lordship 4u re-
..sit het nativecountry in prefect health.
Alderman WOOD, late Lord Mayor of London,
uccompai.red by his wile end daughter, passed
through Aix-la-Chapelle oil the 43t1 instant, on
their r ay to Brussels.
Among the last arrivals at Bath are—
Loll Coventry and family, Countess Sehrey,tady roiliest',
tidy Lethbitilie, Lady iloleyworth, Hots. Miss Mowry,
• Halter fame., Sir H. !Strachey, Admiral Sir C. and Lady
▪ Admiral hie W. Young, Geueral Boyd, and (ioueral
stir/,) We.

'1 he fine co:lei-lien of pictures, formerly belong-
ing' t r the Cur ha been purchased fly
t.i.• Duke of %Vr.t.t.t N G rust. It 14 well known to
r• .root many of the finest works hods of the Itit.
Ilan and Flemish Schools, which the Cardillol rol-
1, r•trd at au immense expense, and which he eert•
libtrully gave orders fustier, to all perstfiss Arsiruu• of
IfrifiK admitted, doting the time they udorued his
iii.igfidicent hotel ut Pori%

Ittishitt Mot last week was thettor attended than
for to view years past. The polite *newton of the
Csssirdt:LY::er and Laity Patroness gave tisover•tal
•.sl.l e 11.114. pri•otieto coot:toed its Ilse County
lJ sssi v.t by the Liberality of the tastes, bonott-
toll, teated with dinner and ale.; 11:itl the ball 4
were geoid with the Iseauty of the Vale of Clv:ysl.

A I, in • Dublin Paper ols,erves, dr.: the
risieriug hloeth harbour air "exisw,r; to
some risk of strikirtg itgainst the bottom." and
Lowe hr infers, not that this harbour is too sliudow,
hut dial the pus:kelp draw ton much water."—V,l4
n 11111,14 OS of Dr. FaANKLIN mud his Wig-maker.
The Din•tor, when lEssv.sy fruiu the Coifed Snarls
tit Pang, mitered a wig f.oits a celebrated driest.
The wtg *us kroeght house to the Republican
Mioi•ter, when the following dialogue euvued :
Proains.-vtraing on tie wig 1--" 1 thick you "I" ess"
issue 161 ge, head ?"
Iti3/101/1.1,..." I had that hon,ur."
Frutohlin—•• yt'n Lave bun led doe matter
• much, (ir tbr it duu'l
ll'igmekor—e• No r c Ai ! ionotogibl, ! it mo.t
Cwriainlv it durst n.. —it lug' Paull "
Wiftestiter—. tin honour in observe that it is
SW leo stita:l; :1 is )ulif Execikur;'s bead that If tau large."