The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-01 00:00:00

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FRENCH.
PARISIAN EVENING COSTUMS.
Round dm' of white watered yrtu.de•Napfet, dolinced in
a festoon of very broad lace of a rich pattern, sereastuntrd
by full blowy) blush roses and orange-dower blossoms. The
hair arranged in full curls, sad bound round with pearls and
ears of ripe corn. Bouquet of urauge flowers on the left
aisle of the hest. Necklace of pearls, fastened before with a
cameo al 1 Astique. Ear•rinp a r stork. Short sleeves,
white kid gloves, while satin oboes, and carved cedar fan.
The above dress is the faithful representation of the bridal
attire of a' laity of rank, for returning her congratulatory
visits on her late marriage.
ENCILISH.
EVENING DRESS.

Deem of fine net over white satin ; richly Aminerd with
double fesiouns of very brood blond; the lower festoon ►o.;
terspersed with full blown roses the upper use surmounted
by lilies of the valley. Plume bead.dress, consisting of tin.
mentos while dons feathers floating over the hair, strange&
in full curls, soul depending partially over the hit side of
the head. lhatnoad ear.ringa and necklace. White saint
shoes and white kid gloves, wills carved tinny fan.
A white satin body is wore _with ibis dress, which, will'
the short sleeves of lace and natio, are ormatmoted to cur.
respond with the border of the dress.

Yesterday his Ito)id Higkeests,,the .Duke
,er
YORK visited the PRINCX It Carhs•
house.

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Charge
Christopher Horrid. , Broad-cured ;
Shorter. of Wych-street ;final, Wailing, al .e
Strand ; and Jame* Sainsbury. of Nimbi-court. :
also charged Write Alagistrates selltug
and 2 of 711 e Republivm: HoCkby, fur bold-
ing the Maochester Placard at the Comeu 5.,41
Anchor door. and Wrdderburn, the "
preacher," of Hopkitis.street Chapel. were n.rit
called, and all eppeered. Indictments were pre-
ferred ageing the two latter only, sod ignored.—
They severally refused payment of any fres. sod
demanded that their recoguitiumes should be dre-
charted.
Mr. Richards—" I repeal. I shall. efiachatre
none except the fees are first paid ; yuskstratst take
the consequences of your rolisaid."
Carlile's name was next called, and he appeared,
He said he wee also bail for sesersl of the indivi-
duals present. He refused payment of fees. and
demanded to know on whin Act of Parliament
they were enforced. He also asked the clerk's
name.

Mr. Richards--" I am known here, and act on
the custom. None of the ►rcognizance are dis-
charged, a:Idiot:0 you have appeared here, and
will not be without all fees being first paid. You
know your answer, and do not interrupt inv."
The parties and their bail still crowded round the
table. demanding their discharges; and Mr. Rich-
ar,ls, bciug unable to proceed with the vibe, best-
tress, took his parchments, hooks, and moue),
and retired. The parties did the sortie, leaving
the Hall crowded with others who attended ow
similar business.

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-....... 'Yesterday beolg fixed for all the toirtielo Iteill-4, '
A home under fourteen !work the properly of Mr. Banks, bail to appear and vacate their recoglitsareekh, the
a dealer, WWI bathed a month since to do this great all•tels hen-venders presented themselves at the Sermons.; '
li for 300 guineas, and on winch immense mama were pending. .......
The inatrli was floor yesterday, over a circle of two miles of """..
ground on the Huntingdon, road, nod which we* eisimileted Thooliss Dolby, late of Wardour-atreel, now of
in 59 minutes 30 seemed,. The match wm dem tolerably the Strand, was the first noose called. The 'torte il
easy. against Wm was. fur selliog the roncludang *um_
ber of` Shertohe's Register. The wont fee of
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Ss. ed. was demanded lur riateriht the thschaige sit
—.... the recognizance.. a
Abner half-pant eleven o'clock sat Wedwreolaj, sight are- Dolby--" I shall pay no fees. I urn hems, as J.,
Spectable dressed female was ohaerved walking backwards required, to hare my recognizance* discharged; • I
and forwards by the bank of the New River, close to Sadler's ,____ hint, l' II nut ocean
here are my 111 SC ISM/ cheers. am
Wells Theatre. and it being supposed she was waiting for'
Lime person coming out of the Theatre IbeSP we, 00 oink. no bill was even preferred against me ; und if there
cilti.es of her ;at length finding an opportunity she threw are fees to be plaid, let Mr. Butane pity them. de
herself into the river ;an alarm being given assistance wu the penalty of his error."
procured, and after a short time the body was footed. A Mr. Richards, Despot,. Clerk of the l'esce—•e j •
surgeon was sent fur, who by perseverante restored anima-
lion. She was a respectable married woman, having a bus. knew
nothing
further dint, that y oli ore hen us
loan., and four children, and appeared to be about thirty-two discharge of your recogilizioci-s ; stud nailrini 3 (4,
yrnis of rite. Her landlord haring tented us her fornitaire pay the customary fees, 1 certantaly Shull not did-
thadlripsy for his rent, is supposed to be the cause of her um- Charge them."
rnitnisg the rash act. Christopher Hardt. of Broad-court ; Robert I