The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-01 00:00:00

PAIIISIAN BONNETS.

Transparent bonnets of crape nr net, crowned wilts
bouquets of Rowers, and intrigued at the edges with broad
blond and a ourdon.of flowers. Bonnets of satin or fIP OS de
Nnples, both white and coloured, crosineti with a profusion
of lilies or small double poppies.
Amongst the li. aii•dresses the Madras turban still eon.%
finites in favour; we shall ever regard this head s. both
as unhecomine shut ncgluvust. The Cheltenham mortio.g
cap is far more elecoil ; it iota fine net awl blond, crowned
with wild Cape &writ The College cap a blue ratio,
with embossments of white gauze, is oat of those whim-

sieal brad...tresses which a pretty fare only may tor allaw‘d
to wear. The tumefies continne, as wipe', to be worn at
all limns iu the day, especially by matrons; fur Ibr break-
(GPl table they arc without flow, cc, fur dinner panic, the
ilawcts are profuse, and evenings She al..b part is j. tk..l
hark, to takeoff their molt-rift apirearanee, nod suns,. laarw
add a snort' plume of white feathers as an ornatto nt ; we
cannot forbear sayit.g a rriy outre one Mai.), matron'y
lashes, however, in the Irl/111.11 y, wear al cioring partits
small tquestrian hats of Chinese gauze or satin, will, full
plaineit of fratbrre; the Caledonian cap, for sea-side exam.
situ's, is universally wino.

The Meeting of the Sovereigns to. .k t lice 1,191
Ttie,itay, when they were all thi. Cahi-
net of Fortune at Somerset Hutt/r, whu h well to, opriied
at Cuopers' Hall, NEXT TUESDAY, to oti.rwiss, I.t.ft
voice by the Two Prises of 30,01)01. Two of 2.000/. I,uoo
Soresigns in Gold, &e. dm in this grand hut small La, irry
of CARROLL'S. 7, Corobill„ and SS, Garottl-strert. con-
sisting of only 8,000 Tieketa, and All the Captials So,itor,
with the beat Claret, Putt, and %Weiss in the kingdom, to
be rhuseu by the Adventurers themselves.

The present Lotttry, which begins drassiotr NEST
TUESDAY, contahas Two Money Prisrs of 30 000/.
and whenever the Schemes povsess larger Prim* anus
dun BISH's Offices have a greater shire of patron.ofe. ole
the Public are awsre he generally sells the kw CapitAk,
for ii is no doubt in their rerullecnois, that he sold the fir‘t
110,11110/ the last 60,0001. the two 13.1 40.000 f. nine out t,f
the last thirterts Mosey Prises of 30,0001. two Pr sev of
30,0001. in the lest Lottery whirl, eontrits:d Prize. of (het
mount, the last 25,0001. the last 23,0001. tau last 3,0001.
&c. acc.

The following extraordinary robbery. or extr;,or.
(hooey joke, occurred in Dublin, last netk
gentleman's house in Baggot-street, was robbed
last week of several articles of wearing apparel.
As no suspicion could (ably attach to sthy of the
sea voids of the lousily, the event occasions-A moo ft
surprise. In • day or two after, the following letter
was delivered at the house by the Penny-two
am a man who lives by robbing—you 1..11 )aiir
door open on Sunday lasi, when you llsought you shut it, re
which vote lost you' coat and other Erlich s. I wanted
sadly, far I was bleached with the sun. I could have
law burslss. but I ant rogue enough without Oman
Yours truly, PAT. WATCH-THE-DOOKS•
To

litinGrataY.—Vesterday morninv the house of a
Gentleman in Bernard street, Rustiell-square."•••
entered by some thieves at the kitchen-sindmi,
who broke open the butler's pantry, and stole tr.. '
thence articles of plate toe considerable sinutim.—
The house of Miss SINGLETON, 14, in the smile
street, and runny tither houses in that titighh‘.lll-.
hood, have lately been broken into anti tObt.Cd
properly to a very large amount.