Marshal Soult's state carriage, for his diplomatic mission to London, has just been off for that capital. It was built by Mesgs. Aldringhen an d Mathey in the short space of a month; and is reckoned to be one of the most splendid vehicles ever turned out of a Parisian maker's ha

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, A rich white satin dress, covered with a tulle illusion Kerne d or ;a magnificent train in brocade d'or, richly lined with a !)eautiful white satin ; a berthe in blonde a filets d'or ; sabots in blonde a filets d'or; headdress, ostrich feathers, blonde lappets, filets d'or; pr

EDMONSTONE. Train of rich lavender satin, lined with white, and trimmed with houffants of tulle and ribbon; body and sleeves hand. soinely trimmed with blonde lace; petticoat of white sit ri with blonde flounce and ruches of net; headdress, blonde' lappets, plume of feathers, and

l'raitt of rich brocaded silver grey satin, lined white trinnood round with bottllinitti of toile and ribbon ; sleeves richly trimmed with tiothic blonde; pati,„-,„ t white moire silk, trimmed en tahlior, with blonde. Headdress of blonde, with blonde lappets, and plume of foatho

STATE PROCESSION PROM TO I Q JE:N's 1 1 .4 LACK TO TIT E WEST ti ATE OF' NV ItSTIN 1 NSTE It it ON TIM DAY OF HER MAi ESTI"S CORONATION. UNDER TIM DIRCCIION OF ONE UP THE QUEEN'S EQUERRIES, TWO ASSISTANTS. Trumpeters. A squadron of Lift) Guardi. Carriages of the Foreign resident

On Monday, Apsley House was once more the scene of the same splendid festival, by which the of has now for so many years commemorated the anniversary of his tlorious victory. fly the kindness of His Grace, the magnificent gallery and state apartments were thrown open from two ti

THE GAZETTE. He instantly swam to their assistance, but they clung so tightly to him, that all three sank and were drowned.— Galignani's Messenger. FIti;SCOES.—" The Minister of the Interior," says the Sleek, " has authorised the director of the French Acadennie des Beaux Arts at

COURT OF EXCITEQUER.—DAVIS v. BROWNE.—ThC case for the plaintiff occupied the entire of Tuesday, and on Wednesday morning the proceedings were resumed. The action was brought by the plaintiff, who resided in Cork, for the purpose of making the defendant, Mr. Browne the warden of

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—SEWELL AND CO. V. TDB DUKE OF BRUNSWICK.—ThiS WAS an action brought by Messrs. Sewell and Cross azainst the Duke of Brunswick, to recover the amount of certain goods furnished to the defendant. It appeared that the defendant had contracted with the plainti