The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-11-01 00:00:00

EVENING Dagat.

A white gVos rtd !Vapid t•unnd &h it ornamented at dis
bottom of the skirt by • brbad band of bias white 'mist dia.
posed m deep plaits; this is surliMunted by three while
satin rouleaus, which are wreathed with pearl. The me-
sa", is rut low round the bast; it fastens behind, and thh
hark is full; the bust is ornamented with • fulness of while
Imolai and tssiefully intermixed with pearls: the shape of
the front is formed by a white satin stomacher crossed with
bands of gr'as de Naples wreathed with pearl; a pearl
ton is placid in the middle of each band, and it terminates
With • double scollop at the bottom of the Waist. A broad
white satin sash is disposed in folds round the waist,
and tied in • bow and lung ends behind: the sleeve is •
mixture of white satin and gros de Naples; the first dia.
posed in irregular purrs, the la►t forming bands of a very
novel and pretty form ; they are intermixed with pearl: the
sleeve is the usual length. Hair dressed in light loose ring-
lets, and mach divided on the forehead; the hind hair
dressed low. Head-dress, a full garland of damask roses,
placed rather far back on the crown of the head. Whil•
satin shots, and white kid gloves.

The• Earl of DA RN ter, the Doke of A RGYLL. and
Mr. soil Lady S. BUTLER (brother to the Marquis
of Oustouu), have been to call at Bratideobtirgh
'loose.

A hoax was aitempted late last night on the
Itlorning rapers, in the shape or a circular letter,
pretending to give an account of ass interview yes-
terday at Brandenburg!" House between she QUEEN
and boo Royal Highiwor. the Duke of YORK. We
suppose it saute from the numufactory of Messrs.
Franklin and Co,
It is believed that the LORD CHANCELLOR will
commence the discussion on the {tenni' muslin of
the ball to.morrow. It will be a sutuming up
of the evidence on both t•ideg, and it is expected to
he of considerable length. The debute may, there-
fore, be expected to occupy two or three days.
Visions rumours are afloat as to the course to he
pursued. Ministers are striving to conciliate their
hesitating friend., by saying, Agree to the se-
cond reading, and in the Committee the Bill may
b.: modified, so as to satisfy your scruples." Those
who objr he- ',de of the Hill, howr

How often, HEIM, the plausive hand end eye
Have hail's! she Mingled grate, and 'only
That mark'd his efforts in She iskiarell %%axe—.

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'rood readiog. and in the Committee the Bill may How often. note, the plawsive hand mad eye " Colonel Lindsay decided against the acceptioce of the said he came from his master, Mr. Elmo., the trade (limp( by a public coot -
'rood
reciT•hiveedrubilu•vimiessagbyisiLlseivfludreme.umf,_the Circular which has been •
Have head she Mingled grace, son energy office of Chnnobtrlasso. as also the continuance of Lady locksmith, :sod told the women that he had hung
Int tnoilitied, so as to mainly your scruplee." Thosel 0 Sir. The undersigned caii ! A
That inark'd his efforts in die injured Thaut•-• Charlotte as Lady of the Bedchamber. the bells for her about six or eight years ago, and i„furin '
yosi of something to your advantage, provined rod
oa who object to the principle of the Hill, however,
The Iterf-Hose-Ckie,f—the niebosocholy Dome— a Surely, my Lords, this is sufficient to prove to your lie observed that now some of the wires were out of agree to give Line ime•fourtli of whit you rev rive fur Ins
if can agree tit on such compromise ; and it is said The Manikaa Lore— fitioar too—but hold— Loodships that Cul. Lindsay, in the midst of that issilegeoce order. ca She told him he might come and put them trouble. Nu personal application attd to."
of that Lord ELI.I3BOOBOUOiI and other Lords mean Perrino Curtleliter tears —a Pow Ti...'. a' mild." so needlessly brought before your Lordships by the Counsel rued
now.mt VIT.
to rights on his own accouid. He accordisi I g y came
Ini propose, in the room of the Bill, a declaration Yes! he is gime--but shall his memory fide rut the Bill, was lout ncsuated by any improper Motive. If Iths Monday eveniug Domminichino Salrfolori was bessowht
From the " mind's eye," as flits lie rapid shade have gained any thing by this explanation, it is the satisfse. two Wells was out, dnd bur•
days after, when Mrs. .
to this office under a warrant, for having assaulted Joseph
o'l 'numbs, on tninor points of the evidence, which
Of the light cloud on Sonsitier's gale that Mrs? tios of having dune my duty to a warm friewl and an afire. rowed a chair and a hammer from her verviiiif girl, Burigia. waiter at La sable...re.. mid. Li ita.,l„.,ala.re,
v . ftruilld he a middle course: And shall his tomb but tell us—" Here he lies ?•' donate brother. As to the reasons which littler:deed his de- whom she had left in the house. When Mrs. Wells under the following circumstances —Ti,.: rs,fead.not is one
M The following is a remarkable fact ;itis a cu. Nu—let his virtues and hie fettle survive— cision, I know nothing of them, having refused to hear any returned, she found a time-piety, • shawl, two or the, Witureses who bail been ret ' W lir rive evidence for
• Views occurreoce not only in the history of this la the remembrance of your bobaties lire. soulsrea excepting those Which might appear at the bar of
table-cloths, and several other articles had been the thierh, and ow Saturday last li. d 4 mid it ilie above
'inure in day's beans the liquid amber shame, .orsbip. hotel, after which be called for a pint• of wow. The ..:;
I. .' /mil tr y , but of Spain !—" Sonic member, or the ' stolen. Suspicion fell on the man who lied Uteri
Sud heobject it b 'ace
gilds, and so preserves, i - - -------- master of the boom below much enraged it the lissei
I,' Spanish Cortes. at the period when its sittings firstto look at the bells, and on making inquiry at 11,,gi0 could out isoinesliiii.iy procure the wise raised tor,
d commeiital. had formed the design of proposing in 'Plus most his merits mot his Ines shall know The following is an extract front a private letter
Mr. Extitie's, by whorl' he had stated In _itself to be amid cosseqssently lie twice row' est the room without it ; mod J
lu her chard heart, yet feels the grateful glow from Dover. published in an Evening Pr per of•,
ii that assembly the establialimeut of an Upper Chain- iis bei o suctioned by Defrodint promised to bring it rill
employed. they learnt that the whole story sled a mg i , v
To You, ye Fair, whom rank and beauty crown, yesterday :
et was esi wed in the
possible. After this, the baits p.
tr her, Or !liaise of Peers, after the manner of FISK- And Charily bath " noark'd you fur lair own"— " Dover, October 29, 1820. fithrication. and that no ankh person was employed "" us
yard beloogiog to the premiers, when be was soddenly ac. ,
!.- land. The titiestiou was frequently discussed in Whose geode bosoms throb fur others' woe, " I have inquired in the most minute way possible re. b, Mr. Extinct. or lied ever been sent by hint to cooed by stivaeri.
who had se,ft
the osmitr.r.up
au
accrete
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It - private, and also Income the stlbject of a lively triune smile endears tbe largess you bestow : 'peeling the anbject of your letter. I have spoken with tlie prosecutor's. lo August last, in coueequeuct of him. and who inonedimely pot the sysicstiou; at Miele is
to eorreepoudence between those members of the To You, whose wealth, and prober, and Malay secs every Captain both of packets and by.boats. All 1 have Of Aome circumstances of 'Mapleton, I house hi My wine"' at the same time ariiiiirg Burgio by the collar
Court the mild lustre of Bewebeence: bees able to leans is, that • Freoeb Captain, oinked Mose°,
MI Curter who espoused it and tht•ir friends isidisig in
To Act, her beim nett thanks she bids me pay, who formerly was is Ilse habit of crossing the Channel for North-street. Perotonville, wiS searched by the Ivo. ditto oar limed. aud With Mc other gave taint A blow which
g : foreign countries, iitaticularly England. The pro- *bows borateuus bawds have susuuded life's I ugged pawners, but had quitted that employment, came over toI him
lice officers, and the tinse.piece Ind shawl, of which kalhiltet . down. . .
- Me. Birnie, the Magistrate, explained to the Defradasit
ei position was rapidly gaining- proselytes when the way— ' Dower about the time RASTULLI made Ida exit • and an Mrs. Wells had beet, robbed, were found in the
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'trot the laws of this ossuary would 'wit airow of any persisii
•fr . procerdlogs agsinst the Quegm commenced ; when, From her pale brow effaced the hoses of Care. Hails., supposed to he Rsrreu.s, went on board, and the house which the Prisoner bed II
jo-t Ilsheu• The Pei- taking the law of revenge into theft own hands by assaults,
d such was the impression made on the minds of 'bore And bid fair Comfort smile, so late where slimmed meet sailed immediately kr Fraacis. It Is supposed bens miner,
_his wife, and sister. were iu the house when ate, mid he beiog convinced of the ufsproproely of his cou•
Despair. , Capt. mow" was aelkied to anted bin, as be had not hew the officers arrived, but he mode his escape oot of diet, a compromise took place besweeu the parties.
on who supported it. by Me course rf conduct parrsued
Su, when the Wee veep of Fate may tear at Dover for a bag time previoosly, son has he hew seem atesturetterseleeirstam:
• by oar Horse of Loreto, Mot Ma project was heaters- tram Yost anne*Mei heart what must is deer, niece. lam ieforesed that RAIPTILLI was sees in ceasparry the window. The - two women were takes lodged
EXTREME CRUELTY.
4 iliotely abandoned, and A tiffiTilitaltDOS adopted Hopeless from earth youlagoior eyes to Heaves, halt as hales. at Calais s few days beck, by a geadysysa in prison, and took their trial at the lett at Yesterday Crimean Dream of the Drawee Guards, eri
teener again to revive et." Yuarucives may prove pct hat! glees. oho knows him perfectly well:" the Old Bailey, hot weresitie itto4ll4 00 hoary, was hissed fever Mary-k-Beam watcl.-r' • • •iuyi,
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