... I STATE BALL AT BUCKINGUAM PALACE. By command of the Queen a state ball was given on Tuesday evening at Buckingham Palace, to which a party of upwards of 1,700 was invited. The royal body guard of ?? Yeomen of the Guard was on duty In the palace, under the canomand of Lieutwnant-Colonil Patterson, the Exon-in-waiting Lteutenant-Colonel Cooke, the lieutenaut of the corps, .ieo attended. A ...

... vAF i3ol AND VARETTIE,. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH, LivZAnPOOn, FPIDAY NIGUT-TIhO yacht raoe, owing to the failure of the wind, was not finished at the time the, Duke and suite had to land, and his Royal Highness was consequently unable to carry out his intention of delivering the Queen's Cup to the winner. As the Alert passed down the ?? with the Duke on board ahe was salated by the North Fort ...

... FASMiON AN]D VARIETIES. E. Louis M'Sheehy, Esq., M.D., 5th Dragoon Guards, has leavs of absence on medical oertift- cats to the 18th of August. The following are amongst the latest arri- vals at tbe Hibernian Hotel-Mr and Mrs Jacob, Mrs and Miss Goodbody, Mr and Mrs Morris, Dr Rowney, Mr and Mis5 Breene, Mr Courtney, and Mr Murray. The followingare amongst the latest depar- tures from the ...

... . A lBI: , ?? - . . : i 'A R;T ?? 8B- FAHWAXBVRETIOSs,- J ?? On Mondsy1 the 9th of July, four days ifter. the wedding ofthe Princess ieltena6 the *oe0i Will leaV IWindsor Oasele for Osborme. ?? ! ?? I , -On Monday. the Queen. drove from Mveden to Tark-place, Henley late tthe residence of E. F. M~aitland, Esq. :- and ,or Majest;', who wa0s afmspcnlod by two ladles, * preserving her Acongiita, ...

... I FASHION AND RIETIES., I Prinoe Teok (Says the Owl) -has ?? oirered acomrnand in the Austriane army, annd will leave ?? iasmediately for Vienna, ThiePrileeI vvllp5obbll sooom. The ?? do Condo, eldest son of the Duo D A nmele, whose death we lately announded, Is nu irreparable lose to tho Orleans family, He was a young marnaa bf remarkable promise, bhig-prlndlPladt, Warmearnl, gifted with ...

... ri,. XNIY- A vx itIETIES. ; - I . il Hmon rs. oate sr o f tk =tv lgrehaceoes, wend Incudeind at ?? sS neb wer oth thi ad he djinng ocntes.'lIs~ fty ?? moat b]deauti ' and eleg'nt ! ei 'o a 'h 'ra : ftze, do, la Monnai'e, Birurs'els,. Iha closed rith. the ixticth performncc of L'Afscrd. neau is ..A gid .feotiva}' in honorof Rait ;a i being oganised ijosn, fis birthplace, for tihe 2n J r lsl In ...

... COALITION- FAIR PLAY. (from. the Globe.) When Lord Derby rose so hastily last night to vin- dicate himself and party from the charge of having met the Government by surprises and unexpected tactics, he clearly forgot the part played by his son. It is no new thing for the Earl of Derby to promise fair play. The novelty would be in his keeping his promise. We have no right to be surprised, and ...

... | , ASHIO1' AND VARIETIES. ?? i ' I I M>aEs~# oiv PRINOES8KAI1Y OF~ CAMaBfl5tGE. 'L7 rDoer, TslsAY. KIOEc-The 5555rri555 of the FIIIrSCO5 ofr OI~abbige with hb. Serene Highneso ?? Teak Was eeiaasoosd toiay at Kew Churob.. -The EBarle of Derby,' Olarendou, RXussell, ,Crtavlleo,'Mr;' Gladstone, aaad .other dlsting isbed persons arrived early. At twelre o'clock -her ,ejeetentered the ohurdb', ...

... 9; On Tueuday morning 'as .issued the report of a parliamentry committee appointedtoinquire into the tperation of the Art Union ls, The teienci.`f vtfieso' ur'ions,'they state, has been t4' foster th8 1Ove. 'of chance and speculation rather than to encourage igh -irrt,!and,the Umoral effect of some of 1tlibob- been proved by the concurrent testimony, of. sanfl witneases tobe very bad., T4e ...

... I T r TYY-OYSUu] IR. I rl d.- 1 ?? _ . It _ I I . . ., ?? The monthl fair which U' ?? on 'l':lursday was WCel bl pl~itedl with all dewl ?? ,F dttieok, ati boy- ers, as if ?? I ite -reat' llie.t wlchti cn;- eued in the curse ot the davy, ce nie buiaess vary spihitedly oitatsi inusuttill' carly hour. At twelve o'elock the boriser aind the iidelior i hadi the spa. ?? to titcmEelveS. Beef ...

... rASHION. A VAIROTIEs. I - - Vn.. .I, ~P ARRA I The Queen of Spain has bestowed a cross ux the first class of the vivil Order of BleneficaO upon John Cuannirghamm And Co,- merchants, Sevile0, The Duke of Edinburgh ha3 joined the Royal Navy Club of 17Be, and presented t) its charity 25 ?? Jourssnul, The Baroness.de Pausades, of Bachens has Justdleed atAiro(Ardennes), ?? years,-Coirtrur7a51. ,The ...

... I The Cloworm says Prince Teck will not again serve in the Austrian army. but will be gazetted to the commlssion of a ginoral oldicerin the British anny. The Marquis and Marchioness of Clauri- carde entertalned at dinneron Thursdayevening the Earl and Countess of Tankerville, the Earl and Countess GranvIlle, Viscount and Viscountess Powerscourt, LordHenry Lennox, Lord Dnnkellin, Lord ?? ...