The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-11-01 00:00:00

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Diseription of the prilitors.aidilints for the Illoragt, as
tsten from minute , by .t Lily of ilistbignek-
ed taste, from aseldlisses •. eat/ .stud from " fa Belie 44s-
retaldie; or, &Ws Corrt an4l":Airaerie Mogovire." for the
pres Cot Meath.
Although it Is as yet considered Soo ene.c for fruhiiri to
assume • determined character, yet 41.41, t . ..astable clisiageti
have Skew place in the several rlecr eri 01 . • n tie attire, and
these we shall delineate with our sectustnoy a f.ilelity. Pe-
lisses sod ma,,e,,, of flue Vigunia elm. ,an I leg Mit tend go-
eel manufactory of Splash wool), hers, mei ca, and double
twilled figured wrest, are Lion iterinleci il sot appropriate
and wesimoudile articles; and will probably blend a ith the
velvet, which is generally diatioginsltable during the winter
months, sad whose richness, is.atititla, and beauty, must ever
reader it so article of notch popper elegance. There 14 at
pemeut little of novelty is tins euusti silos of mulles and
passe.
The simple a rap pelisse will, (loin its COW sad utility, be
king OK it Is exploded. The cardinal, Of TOSE* mantle, re-
commends itself also, from its 0061.1Pilitoce Ma s warmth, amid
from tke gracefid riegligesice of its foots, whim ampt rutatil
the figure. The Pilgrim's cloak mul bonnet, formed of • rus-
set broom cloth, or immune hers's re' 10 well calculated to
display to ukeleles a tall led graceful figure ; but the most
novel article in this one is a plain coat of %%gimes cloth, of a
pale ells est bright grew. This coot is made to sit close to
the fo wittiest say sums or opening in front ;it buttons
on one
rstjTuiatr
,semeirlset like the high rube morning dress;
bat this auction, however, is hid by a short mantle, of
the eeterlete kianish fees, which flows gracefully user
the hark, tortilla's towards that shoulder %here the coat is
thettard, but silt asap with phassere round the form, and
thus secure the chest fromeuld.
Larne !Smallish', ,w scarfs tastefully wrapped round the I
ignite, are seen *midst the shove-mentioned oat-door habili-
meats, while those aim Spanish It,' it are allows il to form a
moat graceful tppendrige eh the evening part). We must,
howl-vet, Lee remink, that imich tow w requital to pro-
les that misterhyd e.l*, graceful negligence *Loeb alone can
seem tb s. ememests micaalseints Wise .wilarr., s• ......_.
Coloured nd slate st n,let., together with shot or figured
simnel India slativelre. - . aoh those of gowns, satin, uuw
comfits! ibs sestet,. -'s le of gnus; hut these will doubt-
less sous givitok t.t, et some degree to those named of reiret,
Georgia's iz., in a cloth, eh icb hitter article will must pro-
bably afiet.u.r ii reticule' farourde during the wiuter ; io soft-
ie. IMO c ariuth it restatilcs the texture of the lodise shawl;
eel its glut:tend pliability, as it
warm
round the figure, must
robes, it a lOWA bee/maims nod acceptable article for trate
robes, which eta sew story snerally attache.] to the seeing
or fell Seem Planless*, fear irelly disposed, sr abort te-
als to it MS fere, sad won over white crape, kim, or
Muslim
tallile lire a ver intimated Mid pleasing
r Aka. sail le tits gny Sanely which distinsialtes the

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CVS. fadeelly oi"tructe.l, either of lace, or muslin and
ellealllnlah Pith I.tee oliog, generally Nero a part of the
=ss. Tho bus, hornet, of the close cottage sr
ilrei
turns, vuneasd with uarrow bands and hose of
bright immune, or alriber-eolowred rild•sod, sad some few
loge Gipsy hats, with it crowns, and full edges of fancy
Aril, tied arrow with relieved handkerchiefs of silk, preellil.
11%eept in full dress, gimes arc left entirely to itolaidnal
eltoies ; bat pale colours is Frrarh kid, we thiub, have lately
succeeded to the York to and I..inacrick of 0111V...bat adop-
tion. The most fashionable colours fur the
lewd
art ight
lemony and sober-spots, grass green, purple and scarlet.

The Duke of Cuanumstio dined and took leave
of his regiment on the march to Portsmouth ; hr
declined proceeding with them, to see them em-
bark, as too much for hi. feetiligs.
A young Gentleman from F.dmisuriet, lately un-
dertook, tor a considerable awl, to walk from the
Manse of Lamtuingtuit, tit the county of Lanark,
to the summit of lion, aod to return in Lao
hours, which ite performed an our hour and a quar-
ter. He mewl three times in the areeut, twice
the descent, and reit:mined tire 'ninnies cm the sum-
mit. 'riot° i. i 368 fent above the level of the sea;
and the Manae of Liainmingtnn is situated one utile
and a half front the foot of the hill, on the oppo-

site bank of the Clyde.
On Saturday the tea hut, the inhabitants garrets-
ley were highly gratified si.h a we, hetet-en
Mr. Taarrp.e's fatuous horse Arabian, and Mr.
Coeits's blood-wire. It was a two-mile heat, from
the directing-post at Newlin's° to the directing-post
at Little Butts Ash. Mr. Scoter, a renowned
jockey. rode airabiats, and the blood-mare was rid-
den by Mr. Cowar's sprightly grime!). A tstartiag,
wad indeed fie a third pert of the way, the mare
bed the edeantage; but afterwards, by • mss-
tai T mailman, of Mr. Semite, the horse took the
NIA end arrived first at the winning-post. As it
was a Bee day, the assemblage of people was nu-
merous, and the knowing-opito were all taken in,
without excepting that great coneeissenr of cattle,
Mr. J. Batomrt•Lo. The mare was the favourite,
and disappointed the expectations of many who
came for the purpose of reapiag a golden harvest.
Saturday evening, about sie o'clock, a man who
bad a quantity of parcels to deliver in different
parts of the town, had his cart robbed of a large
package, while he was delivering • parcel at a Louse
a few doors off. On giving the alarm of the rob-
bery, it was fortnaately discovered, that a man had
Last been seen with a load on his shoulders, in
aleso-imissaw Neither the carter accordingly went,
sad sow the thief resting the package on a peat.
who, on !perceivi be was discovered, instantly
abandoned the goods, and made his escape.
Os Monday comm• aced the Witschester annual
Town Fair; the w. .ter proving remarkably fine,
it was well &Men.: ..1; the cheese, which was iii
groat plenty. soh: at 70a. to 7es. to ens. per cat
Horses had a dull sale, but those of a good sort
sold at high price. Sheep very much on the de-
! aline is price. Oa Tuesday a great quantity of
chasm ran offered for sale, that retaaiuul mastoid
se lineal, and at moderate prices.
In the evening of Tuesday it came on to blow
tremendously from, the S.W. and continued with-
out intermission till after midnight, taking-the tiles
off the houses in various parts of Hull, and blow-
ing down the chiinnies, he. The Griauby
packet boat, lying in the ferry boat dock, rode so
hard, that she broke several of the piles. and re-
ceived considerable damage. The Bartow, M acs,
from °rub,. had arrived that day in the Hamby.
and gone upon the Skitter Sand, but had .got off
again about noon. In the evening she was driven
ashore below the garrieni, with live or sin feet wa-
ter in the hold. She has since got off again, and
arrived in the harbour. A vessel, we understand,
is sunk just within the Humber, with her masts
just to he seta above the water.
The ricforioes, of 74 guns, was launched at
Messrs. Atiasn's yard, at BacklerAharti, on Thurs-
day, the 20th alt. The weather being favaorable,
a great concourse of spectators attended to witness
this interesting event, among whom were many
families of distinction. The ship was christened
by the Right Hon. GEORGE Rose. A large party
afterwards partook of a dinner, provided on the.
occasion, and the day was spout with uninterrupted

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