The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-01 00:00:00

LONDON NOVEMBER F. 1.. MONSI-

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[From " Aden/lames Repository of Arts, Fashions,"

PROMENADE DIMS.

A pelisse, composed of dark vintot-colmered velvet: dsc
body is tight to the shape, rather long in the waist, and a
good deal sloped at reels side of the back. The sleeve is
au easy width; it is terminated by n French miff: the pr
hale wraps across in fro• t, and is trimmed with satin of th
same colour; the little hands which separate the heatbrei
from the bottom are of velvet ; Cie trirnmeog Pet all rowed
the collar and cuffs, which are trimmed 10 correspond: thee
pelisse is lined with white sarmict. A raeltemire shawl is
thrown over the shoulder., and fastened at the throat with a
brooch. Lace ruff, made very full. Head-dress, a bonnet
composed of violet-coloured velvet, mad lined with Mid'
satin; the shape is eel), well adapted fur walking: it is
rather clone, but becoming. The brim, of moderate size,
turns up • little, and is finished just under and above the
edge with bands of white reloars matte. A very full plume
of violet-coloured ostrich feathers is placed on one side of
the crown; the strings correspond. Bouts of violet kid.
Limerick gloves. Ermitse mfr.
EVENING DRESS.
A round dress, composed of blond net, over a white Sgtiree
satin slip. The corsage is rut square round the bust, sad is
ortiamented with a wreath of l'eutenee roses. The sleeves,
which are very short and full, are of blond over white satin ;
the fulness partially conceals the roses which fem. it into
draperies. The bottom of the skirt is finidsed by a wreath
of Provence roses placed smear the edge. This is surmounted
by a trimming of the same material as the dress : it is in
folds ; they are edged with white satin, and form cavities,
placed at some distance from each other ; a bouquet of
roses is put in every cavity. This trimming heal once taste-
ful, simple', and novel, and the general effect of the dies,
is uncommonly beautiful. The hind hair is meanged in braids
and bows, which do not rise much above Crown of the
head. The front hair is brought very low at tbeitides of the
face in light curls : the forehead is left bare, with the 'seep-
ties of a single ringlet is the middle. A Moral wreath is
placed rather far back. Necklace and ear-riogs, pearl.
White kid gloves, and white satin slippers.

FA SIIIO NA BLS dMOI EIIII4A'TS.
Mr. and Mrs. Portal and family are *mired at the London-
Hotel, Albemarle-street, from the Continent.
The Marquis amid Marchioness of Laeutdown are arshreil in
Paris: they are shortly expected in town.
John Brown, Esq. arrived yesterday at Creillotes Hotel,
Albemarle-street, from lin seat in Oxfordshire.
Captain Arnold, of the 10,11 Humans, will leave the Royat
Hotel, St. Jamea'sworect. this day, for l'aris.
Mr. and Mr*. Daniel and family arrived yesterday at
Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from a ta.o..
Departure■ from the Clarendon Hotel, 11 toil-street :
Mrs. and Miss Gore Lasigtuo fur Paris, and 'Maj..: Gould
for Bristol.
Lord George Lennox has iffi town for Deal.
The Dowager Duchess of Richniotid Mon a visit to her
sun, the Duke of Richmond, at his seat, Goodwood, Sussex.
Arrivals at Mieart's Hotel :—The Prince Cariati from a
tour ; the Earl and Countess of (Nitride, from Beau-
desert; the Host. Burch %Vattern and fatuity, and R. We--
Irma, Esq. M.l'. nod family from Bash ; James Atha Esq.
from Buxton ; Mr. and Mrs. Gould Geat, from a Sour ; and
(',atonal and Mrs. Manse from Carenbain bark, Oxford.
shire.

RAM.SGA7'E, OCTOBER 30.

Some expectations are formed that nor grticinuo4
Sovereign will again honour this town with his pre-
genet very soon, by landing at our Pier oil his rerun'
from Hanover ; although this event may depend or
various circtimstinices besides wind and west
yet there is some foundation for the probability
his Majesty's intending to disembark here, as
know from good authority that a squadron of tbw
gth' lancers and a detachment of the b6th foot hate
received orders to he at this place on Weilinsilay.
the 7th of November, being part of the same reni•
ments which had the honour of coveting and re-
ceiving his Majesty at the time of his enihaiks'ion.
The Venus steam vessel being sent to Calais lb re-
ceive the King's luggage, and the Royal yacht be-
ing ordered to the Dawns. confirm Abe idea of nit►
Majesty's landing at itbaltwAte.
This favourite lowering- ;lace still continues very
full of company, arid the favourable state of the
weather for some days past will cicsubtfetis induce
many families to prolong their silty. Couat Cars-
:non. and Count de Souza. have heeo on a %net le-
frw days to the Prince Esterliazy, and returned
to London yesterday morning.

Ou Monday morning her Royal Highness the
Duellers of KENT. the Prtocemies VICTORIA sad
FEODORE, attended by the Bloom-Ks Mt tirittnr.
Mad. LEHZAN, One CApbtiu CONROY, 11-ft Bpgitur.

7 u,p, . pliW Ol MUM WIWI" Mal 1-04,1 WIIIIC 111: W5ll
' ---- If, however, lie pursued his inquiriee, he would but for a very short period. as it was considered on her Royal Highnesses return to Kensington
temporary master or it. Fir hoped that his nieces-
) a' ' ' learn that for some time the magistrates and police quite impossible that the Portuguese can do with. oars would feel equally anxious to accommodate. 11-11; LRItrI 5.4 H PRLS S. . . . . being . .
officers of the county of Limerick had @uttered a out them, their own so much 'ardor to those Palace.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE'S health being corn.
lie acknowledged that after having presided in other
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assemblies, where many discordant passions were tin. . miserable gang of ruffians to infest one or two par- lof this country. Should, however, the Coors, in pletely re-established, his Luidship is priming to
imitation of the plan pursued by Spans. make the leave Scotland for town.
avoidably agitated, it was • great pleasure to him LONDON, ticular districts—to attack houses at night for the
to witness tree where all was peace and good fellow- law of prohibition permanent, smuggling, to a great The Marquis of NViNCltalTrat is named as a
purpose of collecting arms, and to shoot at people extent, sill be carried on, for it was thought that candidate for the intuition of Lord Cliainttiltdifs.
ship, and where the only object was that of good THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1821.
0 will to all mankind. Hr thanked them for thenothing
in the noon-day without having made any attempt could prevent the illicit introduction tit'
honour they bad dune him, and dissolved the The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived at u late to punish or prevent such excesses. He would British goods. On •Friday vennight. ugrretilily to invitetion.bom.
the Earl of DartNLIIY, the Cobham ormotren of
I ineetieg. hour last night. The following are extracts:— also leant that this gang was very inconsiderable LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 29.—Conveyance of die- yeomanry cavalry, wider the commune' :dr Low
A considerable sum was 818bocribed at the doom. PARIS, OCTOBER 28. in numbers, and that a detachment of Bow. patches addressed to Foreign Ministers in this CLIFTON, brenkiested at Cobham Hall, ow who',
The King transacted business yesterday with the street officers would be far more effectual in country : occasion the bioble Earl .Mal, that iit the event of
The • LORD CustscaLeon will commence his sit. Treasury Chambers, August 8. his Majesty's pawing through this county, on Ind
1 tines before Term at Liacolu's Inn Hull this day at Duke de Richelieu, and afterwards drove to Argen- suppressing and seizing the rioters than an itn-
ingThlLlL°uridtdseCrotrahririgicoionnseidueroattiohlii. aMleatjteuertyfro's ilo.rMearsuPrylahirm,
of the 11th ult. transmitting the copy of a Note from the- return
, from the Continent, lie hoped every me apse
of the corps v:ould be in teatimes) to atteud Its MI
teuil. manse military force could be, even though it
ten o'cloek.
eicort.—(Kintish Gaulle. j
A report prevailed yesterday that Persia had were aided by artillery, which could never be American Minister at this Court, complaining of the seizure, ,e-
Its the course of last week, the pedestal in-
ebhyeolTrgacerstiooafotfhteheciUniurtetiditLats,hetogaelPhelcobeitshandderrsopiedv oft:
tended to suapert the equestrion statue of the late declared war against Turkey, that hostilities had brought into action. and a commissariat corps, The Duke of BEDFORD, Marquis of TAvirroCß, •
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Rise, about to be erected titer the London-road, commenced, and that the Persians bad obtained which must be still more ludicrously unnecessary. Report from the secretory
of the Post-office thereon; um and ninny either dist hignirlied pcizotiugis, take the :.'
directed by the Lord, to acquarnt you, in order that the field this day agonise the game in the wide spread. ..•
Liverpool, was shipped in the Canal basin, at Keu- A certain extent of military power might he in some
the first advantages.
1 dal, far the place of its destination. It is above same may be communicated to user officers thatthey
Ord a • bey '
i The Berlin State Gazette (Stouts Zeitungi instances useful as auxiliary to die civil power, but dire
General, neq"Painainintitnialgealtihenetotbal,inuaaterl.thotheciPrZtmrasaittanecer%
fourteen feet mgh, and formed of WeettnorlasiolSir Ja.ooll AsTLET'a barriers will meet to-moe-
,
row. the '2d of November, at %dusk. ...
•t put or it hich was brought from She's Fell, should not lie considered, more than the Illoniteur to what purpose could a regularly-appointed arms,
stated, my s are pleased to desire they will give direr-
grant r,
but Mme of the loon blocks were proctired in of Paris, es containing only rificiul *tatter ; and be employed where there is -no ostensible enemy t-o
Lions that letters and parcels addressed to Foreign Ministers On Tuesday the Lottery began, End theietthese
the neighbottrhootEof 'Kendal ; one to particular, we well know that the article copied from it this encounter, and where the whole force, 'tindery, in this country, and in charge of persons having special pass only Four Prizes drawn above the value of 11601.
ports from their own Government, and who, in consequence. evely one of those four CAC sold by BISH, via. the Gnsini
'.., coominieg 600 cubit frit, was takfti from a wood morning into several Journals is by no means commissariat, " pioneers and all," may day after
belOngiug to Mrs. SoltbEN. at Meal Batik. For may he considered as asessnigers ur couriers charged with Prize, No. 7,849, 30,0001.—N0 $O2, 1,1601.—Nn. ROM.
the cotiveniettee Of removal, it war broken into
swotteby d the Prussian Government.—paavnal du day March without the slightest appearance of op dispatches, shill not he required to he rent through the Post. Stmt.—and No. 8,275, gout—There . were nee Primp r!
piece., owe or which•weighed above four tons.— Soir.) office, as rude the Act 26 George Ili. chap. 163.
81101. drawn, of orhien BISH sold Twis , sea. No. -9,431.
position over the very scenes where, night after
S. R, LUSHINGTON. MIL aad Nu. 3,954, 1001 ;so that out of Nisi- Capita'
(LoliCeltef Catelfe.) The disease at Barcelona presents this onfortu. ~ night, the marauder. may, almost in the precincts I To the Cotamissioaers of Customs. draws the First lan, BIM said •• ka• than So:
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TII EATIZES.

FNGLISR OPERA !lousy:.
List 'sight n series of entertaining pieces was pre-
sented at this theatre far the benefit of fir. BEN-
GOUGH. The bill of /are derived no little interest
trdtit tile announcenfent that Miss CLARA FigHER,
a: hoed trtinderful precnsity of talent Isas rendered
Ler pante familiar to the London audiences, would,
,o this aecisaiou, exert those powers which have
already conferred stich well-merited celebrity on
this jotorosting young lady. (ter performances
were, /till. Pickle, is (he Spoitd t hild ;
Crack. in The Turnpike Case ; and The A Cirett
;If All Work. the most animated and rapturous
nankin', atlantic,' her efforts. from the moment of
het ent*tthce to the conclusion of her preform-
IT,Cr s. Nothing could exceed the ability displayed
4'y Miss ttsititt. in the characters we have enu-
merated. and particularly iu the Actress of All
gre,k, is which she displayed such a versatility of
talent, and such fascinating gracefulness of manner,
that the eclat derived by the entertainments was
only equalled by the elithusiostic plaudits of a nu-
Inerosso and adwulug audience.
ADELPHI.
The romance of The Corsair's Bride continues to
'merriment interest and attraction ; and the burletta
of Brine°, or the Strlfint's Faroetrite, nightly
It .eps the hoase in it constant roar of laughter.
'The repetition of both these pieces drew list sitgLt
iti excessively crowded audience, whose satisfaction
seas stromzly expressed by repeated bursts of ap-
plause, nut more unequivocally by the unrestrained
trhouts of laughter which ever and anon broke forth
in every part of the lieuse. The pantomime of
The Fairy of the /North Star concluded the enter-
imilorieeits of the evening. and came in for u liberal
share of applause and approbation.

411 . SIR ROBERT WILSON.
Delonlere-hoses, N orthwieb, Cheshire, Oct. 27.
Stu—From the co►respondence which appeared in The
Times of the 2Sth instant, I am convinced, that whatever
crime may be laid to the charge of Sir Robert Wilson, the
rondo's of hia Majesty's Government has been unjast and
arbitrary in the extreme, in inflicting in severe a punith-
ment +cahoot allowing him the means of exculpation. I
conceive it to be the duty of every Englishman oho talnes
his civil rights, and especially of every officer whose com-
mission is purchared nnder the sanction of the Cornmentler-
and who ought not to hold his means of subsistence
.by so preearious a tenure as is implied by the late violent
vnearure, to p►otest spinet it ar a most ilsneerritis exercise
of the Kist's prerogative. cyclone • Bank •etc of 20f,
which I beg you will have the goodness to add to the sub-
seripthin. 'My motive in senditig this trifle is not so mach
with the view of indemnifying the gallant General for the
pentsimy loos that be has sustained, as to join with others i■
'unceasing two decided indignation at the iniquitous prw
steeling* of the Government.
I have the honour to be, Si►,
Your most htemble obedient Servant,
GEORGE WILBRAHAM.
R. Hall, Esq. Secretary, ke. Three Tuns, Southwark.

Mr. BARRETT hat left town for Paris, to make
arrangement. with the proprietors of the public
garden there. Vauxhall will avannve a new feature
next tedium.
‘Ve liter the engagements for the King's Theatre
for the ensuing veavon have been of the most pro-
dercription: the Ballet will receive an addl.
ition to its already powerful col" by the engage•
ment of the celebrated Paul., and Madame ANA-
-701.1k.
The eanson taken by the Duke of WELLINGTON

at the bAtle of Waterloo has been removed from
the spot in St. James's Palk into the Ordnance
warehouse on the parade, and the celebrated bomb,
mode by order of BONAP•RTI fur the siege of
Cadiz, was yesterday filially removed to near the
spot where the Waterloo cannon formerly stood,
under the direction of Mr. MORT, of the Office
of the Hoard of .Works. Yesterday BEN.lssilt4
CHARLES STEPHENSON, Esq., the Surveyor-Ge-
neral of his MAJESTY'S Works and Public Build-
tugs, end the Hight Hon. C. LORD, the Chairman
of the Committee for the Inspection of Notional
Monuments, attended on the parade in St. James's
Park, and gave directions for the spot where the
celebrated French bomb is to be placed, winch is
between the west side of the wall of the CHAN-
tELLDE of the EXCREQUEE'S garden and the
cond. We understand the report of a statue of
the late KING being placed cm the spot where the
bomb stood, is not correct.
The house and estate of the late Lord NELSON,
:it Ni..r(ko, have become the property, by pur-
chase, of Mr. lIAREINGTON, the opulent distiller,
at Crentford.
THE Foc.-011 Tuesday night the metropolis
eras again visited by a very dense fog, which lasted
linen eight o'.-lack till two in the morning. The
t coonvg to town were compelled to lucre
twit ht:,, :mkt pi, onus to lead them ; mid at the
Eteriiit ;t:stl in particular, the greatest cops
tumon pit iii consequence of several whirler
coming to coot,tct, which some serious accidents
oecorreil. The inconvenience was also equally felt
on the "her toads, sod the thieves availed them-
selves of the opportunity to reap a harvest.
The Duke of Hauff.TON amid BRANDON has ge.
rously grsutcd to the tenants of lits Grace's Arran
abatrinenta out of their rents of CIO}, 18::0,
to the unn.unt of 3,000/.
A Resolution was moved by Lord SUFFIELD,
nod unanimously agreed to by the Magistrates at
Norwich late Scsioons, recommending that work-
men's wages alsonld be paid not later in the week
Ours Friduy, with a view to the better observance
of the Sabbath, mid to enable the poor to make
their purchases without its violation. The Brio-
Junin/ cannot be too highly praised.
Them is at present in the gardens of Calder
Castle ■ plot of the strawberry, called the roseberry,
which, notwithstanding its having produced abuild-
once of Iruit in the summer, is now under a fine
second crop, the berries being very large and highly
flavoured. This variety of the strawberry, which
was introduced about siz years ago, is very valuable,
and should be cultivated in all gardens; it is a
sanely between the Trogarie Coilious (Alpine) and
the 'frogmen Virrtaiano (Scarlet), and it is sup-
Posed that its newer affinity tithe forayer produces
the propensity to"bitir ftuit' tutee a year. A fine
sorrows' of the- fruit wax exhibited at the shop of
Gifts and Co.—riniernin Carrier./

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