The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-28 00:00:00

FASHION.4BI.E MOVEMENT'S.

of Dr-

The Earl of Kingston arrived yesterday at the Wrierloo
Hotel, Jermyn.street, from biw seat in Ireland.
Grid and Lady K►nnedy and family left town yesterday,
for their seat iti Scotland
The EMI and Countess of Hardarieke and family are
expected to arrive this day at their house an St. James's-
worse, from Winsrole, Cambsidgeshire.

The cause of the non-attendance of the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER in the House of Coin-
nollll for the last few day, was the death of his aunt.
The Right Honourable Gentleman left town yes-
terday to attend her funeral iu Berkshire.
The two Amt tailors, hitcly arrived ut Carlton
House. are said to have been m-iit for to teach Nit-
:cistern to rut their coat lacrtaiiiii4 to their cloth.
The inspectors of 11 iS•InCPS have it in con-
templation to make Dandy-liiirses and Doody-
11%Pell equally subject to title for uppyarin,g on the
foot-path

011161 N OF TILE WOOD " DA NDY."—Thi4 term,
whir' line recektly brew applied ton specter of rep-
tile very common iii the nistropolis, appears. to have
ariets Ironi a small sillier ctn.,, struck by King
HENRY VII. of little value, coiled a dandy 'trot(;
and hence Bishop FLEETWOOD observes, ilia terns
is applied to worthless and contemptible persons.
AGAIN !—CARROLL has sold a larger amount of
Capital Prizes than ally tither Office-keeper ; and
the Public will ierseisber that this is no unnaual Of errtenee.
at his Office:. The Four Grail Prises of 20,000?. contained
in the Si IN me of the present Lottery, which will coolant-a
drawing on the 11th MAT, are, ale runt(, now on sale at 19,
Cornhill,*aitil 20, Oafutd.iitreet. The Ticket, No. 706, a
Prise of 20,00 Guineas, b.ail its the lio4 Lottery I. Caw.
ROI.L, Was the highest Pri:s ski' the Lottery rootaitied;
and No. 2,220, • 2,0001 atol many othera of 1,0001. 5001.
2001. &c. tem also auld by CARROLL.

It6VENUE LAWS.—We have repeatedly called
the intention 01 Merchants, Ship-owners, Captains,
and others, to " The Practical Abridgement of the Laws
of Customs aail Excise, incinding *rabies of the Duties, dm."
by Mr. Pope, of the Bristol Cuomo-I
-home. This hat been
done moire the impression Oral the topics it needs of area(
end-rate iinportiiiice to all persona connected with cum-
awrre, and dial the perfoimance is folly commemorate to
the object.; in view. The Rook basilic become the guide of
the Tremory, and of the Revenue °Seers, sad its cites'.
!anon having exteudid to all the rommercial parts of the
globe, it is necessary for us now only to say, That the
fourth Edition has been recently publialseti ; that wlrtteve►
new Acts of Parliametit way be palmed this &IMMO, will be
supplied separately at the lowest possilole price; sod that
the iiiformation contained in Mr. Pope's wink vaimot he
acquired from say other publication whatever
CHARLES IitENN err.— At the
Relearn was token lie lied in his pw►e►•ion c tab to
the antotrot orahout 300/. in dollars, which. is an-
other corroborating circumstance Oust it was hit► in.
termini to go to America with Mr. ilitint6lf.ll
chili!. The Oldenburg Magistrates have behaved
rxirrinely well throughout the wbule the bu►i-
they -rtrd the dollars Hilo two bill►, end

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Duipniche. f the 10th of Dr- nrsv ; they converted thr.hdiars Into too
•btu.. Sum m,„,
crusher, hue hr. receited at the holm I lunar. At have triovennted them 1.1 the cart; of Mr. Mums, orderable amount. cohar"ting ortscles equany -Mu WETtIEftELI. sattl, it MRS art.. ••...4.1
that date, petlect tranquillity prevailed in India. the Aldgistrate, at Iluv‘-,tio,:t. persosira was is(' sudisiuswrd. eisealtmg; parscol; It.su Luc s:..ai.lia‘sit:
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the Area e„ dill net go through the shop, but a
no•vvige adjs. g oil the SUM Ilenr, and illy di-
roiled by a partition, sod it was err:mural by ,Ir.
Writ. with the approbation or Lord Ca-
vrnJr.h. Bat if the passage was complained of
Intense it was divided fruits the shop, hr rovidel
iii,dertake to have the partition token down ;
mud as ennuis had been amid that by the original
regulation* s.f the Arcade, there were person*
prot Med ouly 10 protect the northern sod souther'
tots daleels, his client. Mr. nelON was willing
in enter into any seningensesst with the arra-
dross foe the protection .of the entrance com-
plained of. He (the Learned Cnunsel) found him.
owl( placed in considerable difficulty, vs to whet the
Plandiffil wanted; fir thought, front their
of motion, that they wanted the total exclusion of
the perauns from the Western Exclismee hut that
they afterwards denied by their C arts 1k
would thank throe to state the -class of persons to
be aihnitted, which they had not yet douse ; anal
*viol t they could snake est a case that the license
granted by Lord George Cavendish had been
+shoved, lie wan cosiviuced his Lordahip wei4d not
gram time sasjuisc,ion.
Mr. BEANbA followed on thesame side.

The SOLICITOR-GENERA I. replied.
roe Lois Coo w 4; E 1.1.011--" YOU mid some-
thing. M►. Wetherell, Vow your client was willing
to enter into regulations with the Arcndean•. for
the cooduct of this passage, I would recommend it
to th. so to meet that offer, Inr it is highly to be
wislord that they would keep harmony under one
roof. Let them consider of this suggestion, and if
they do not agree to some arrangement between
this and Soturdaiy, *swottig the ease to one, and
%111 be prepared to give nay decision ins that day."
Judgment postponed.
DAVIS V. the DVU Itt U A I. BO lOU U 11114
OTU Oka.

The Loan CHANtcLLoa obterved, be souls'
Rig.is. Judgment in this case, mud also in the mat-
-I.r nt Jmcksnn. • bankrupt. on Thuriday 'Homing.