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London, England, 1820-03-31 00:00:00

BEAUTY OF PERSON.

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HUDSON': HUILE DIVINE ; or, CULPEPER'i
srEctric, recommended by the late Doctor Hunter,
is a ceittain restorer of the HAIR, where it has fallen off from
Warm, perspiration, change of climate, cfr any of those carves
which occasion premature decay. It immediately assimilates
with, or supplies flee place of, the nutritive fluid, and-the 11:.ir
grows at formerly. See%testianonials of Gentlemen who reco-
vered,,, their flair titer being bald for years, in an Essay on :be
Hair, enclosed each bottle. It is also en excellent article
for Ladies to 'Beek Hair; it Makes it soft, eterly, cold
glossy, and imparts a delightful perftmse; ptitc Zs. Gd. Is. tI.
and one guinea.
HUDSON'. BOTANIt TOOTR POWDER, prepnred
from aromatic vegetabhis of atitiputrescent and antiscorhusi: ter.
tues. It gives a pearly whiteness :o the 'Teeth, if e, er cc nivel%
injured-or discoloured ;it fastens, these that are loose, prevelts
those already dery-:d bemiring worse, removes the tail:eras:lnd
cures the scurvy L-. ....7..t, i•.::-.-.r., prevents the tooth...:ch, zul Lives
a fr,grance to tl.e -erezto ; price 21. Dd. a boy.
Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, M. Atkinson, Perfomsr,
No. 44, Gerrard-rtrcz.:, Snho-squars, London; ?Ictsrs. Cattie
and Parse, 57. Bond-street ; tiess. Howell and Jamsit, Re..
gent-street -' Dimas, Bayley and Blew, Coakspur-street; Nir.
Dine, Cheapside; Qui most respectable Perfumers.
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• FEMALE FASHIONS FOR AP It.

Caeirace Thresr —A raind dress, composed cf French grey
bombazine, cud tr:3ll7led-tvith black gauae: the skirt is w.ceit-
rately wide; the trhemiag, which is very deep, is formed in, a
singularly nceel and pretty styll.; the gauze &erg disposed in
rows of full plaits, which ire laid on lengthwise ire a bias direc-
tion, and set very close to each other; each rove of Waits is
edged with black satin riband. The body is made high; the
cellar standieout a little from the neck; it ispeaked in the came
of the back, and slopes down se as just to meet in front. e
back is tight to the heure ; the waist is long; and a small !ea' :,
which is rather full behind, has a very jaunty effect: the fret:a
are plain, and the dress fastens before. The long sleeve is cf
an easy width, except towards the bottom, where it is nearly
tight to the aria; it is ore-are:aired by three black satin rouleaue,
and finished at the hand by a fall fall of white crape, sc'ellesel
at the edge. The 'half-sleeve, of the same materiel as the &lee,
is made very full ; the fulneseie divided into compartmeatelby
narrow rouleaus of black satin. A very full white crape ruff is
partially seen under the collar.—Headeclreas, a bonnet composed
of grey velUirs rimy.% and lined with white sarsnet the, edge
of the brini is fitrisifed by a full black gauze ruche; a bunch of
black flowers is placed on one side of the crown, and it tieeull-
der the chin with black strings. Grey kid gloves, and black
kid half-boots.
Eviereno triesse.—A toned dress, Composed of white erafes
spatted with white tads; it is worn over a white sitetiet :
the skirt is mode:stay frail, and, is- finished at eke betteumby a
wreath of flowers and leaves composed of.blaele silk ; the flower,
;which are roses, are very small; a double row of leaves, pieced
thickly together, with the points downwards, is attached ,to
them : there are two roses of this trirnrrdng placed as sonic de-
tance from each ether, ,bet not so high as so be unbecoming to
the figure. The carsoge is composed of black velours nessairie
the waist is long, and it ie a little, but very little, peaked in front ;
a narrow pointed trimming finishes It at the bottom of the warn,
and it fastens behind. The upper part of the bedy_ls composed
of white crape, let in in easy folds, and sonflned in the centrauf
the boao:n by a jet chap. This style of body is peculiarly adapted
to the-display of the shape. Short fell sleeve; the upper part
composed of velours shnuM, edeed with a narrow white crape
trimming, and fest erred up in the drapery style. The under eleeee
is white crape • it is.vety full, bet is drawn close to the arm et
the bottom, and is finished by a pointed fall of white crape. The
front hair is dressed in light ringlets; the hind hair is disposed
in different plaits, which are fastened up in bows at the back Of
the head; white flowers, intermixed with pearls fancifully de-
posed, ornament the hair. The necklnee add ear-rings are also
pearl. 'White kid glo,,es and shoes.—.dckerrnmsn's Repository.'
DlV4iwo Dams.—llound dress of black crape, over, a black
satin slip; the dress made with a demi-train, and ornamented
round the harder with three fluted flounces of crape, each ficunce
headed by a superb embroidery of small jet beads and bueles.-e-
Corsage a: Louis Quatorze, ornamented with jet send bugles eo
correspond. Tucker of white crape in folds, festened in. puff
divisions by bows of white love. The head adorned with tFe
regal coronet turban.
MORNING Dues.—Close Turkish robe of grey sartmet, ele-
gantly ornamented with puffings wreathed round with narrow
black trimming, and finished at the throat by a double It rtgitsh
ruff of srre muslin, fringed. Ca' reek cf fine India muslin, with
regal points of satin*, crowned with black flowers. Black satin
slippers, and grey kid gle, res.
Greseat Orseaveenons--Amongst the head-dresses we re-
marked a cotnotte for the breakfast-table of white cypress gauze,
ornamented simply at the crown with white satin regal r cane.
The Flerstia head-dress, for the evening, is one of r(crliir ele-
gance; obis, haadedeess comfits of the most delicate flower, of
white crape, forming a light and beautiful front ornament to the
head, while the hair is raised behind it on the eummit, in the
moat richtlei tasteful manner: this is adapted fcr the youthful
beauty. For the more mature and dignified, the Seltana turban
tands unrivalled; it is framed of white satin and folded crape
.or gauze, and is ornamented by most superb white .ostrich fee-
Aers. The J.'ersian.capef black velvet is also extremely beauti-
;ful ; it is made something in the style of the Chinese Princeo,
of the Aladdin tap; thChinese squares are edged with very
-.arrow reukarte of white satin, and a tech Ganikau of peatls
f.nishereit next the face, with tassels dtpeeding c n the right side.
' A dress hat of black satin, with hussar band, and otnemented
with a heron's and two fox-brush feathers, is much worn at stilt.
ncr parties.—La pone Incatstie.
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Essorrre V.otroece OP A Womme.—Monday afternoon, Alice
Scher, itbtrat ;9 yearieef age, scrva::t to Mr. I,:.rthair., baker, et
AVi.!d!:ernbe, had occasicn toga into the house of Sat ah l'ethins,
ketps 'a tea-shop next door to Lanham, on entering the
pasEtge, she ohservel a inin routing the al, and with gnat pee-
'settee mind she .itried it.to tbe sho:', and sei.e.eti hint by the
.collar. fat struck ln-r on the hzad with his Mt repeatedly, but
she held Wm fast, e:::led out•for as>istance, struggled with him
'and forced him where the kitchen, w,re Sarah l'erkios apt:cute,.
and Salter with great coolness, told' her to run fur a Coo:.rahle,
whilst she hell the Prisoner. During PerkMs's alienate, the
vilLtin swore that he would murder Salter, if she t:iJ not re-*
lease him, and slipping a clasp knife from his pot kA, he at-
tempted to cut her thloat, but doting the attempt, she lifted lir
ann up to her neck, andseceirctl th.: cut on the fleshy part of its.
This murderous attempt inspired her with tresh v,erage, and tlio
forced hint into the court-yard, win.re he wa:, talteo with ties
k:tife open in his hand by Mr. Lanit t,s, ar.d a C.mbtable., 11.
took about nine dutlings from the and a pocket-I:oak,' iols•
taMing two hve pc,end, and-rhrte one Totnti.notes, all of which
were luckily preservLii ithfough the.iiitrepidity.of tae, yauag*Teb,
mon: Tho ptisoner, Henry Wartui, a• ost notorious totender,
undetwent a long examination before Thous* C'husteadmq,
Fog. that night, at Widdicombe House, -who sent bite oft/meet
morning with the witnesses for Taunpoo, voltam sk• Asia."
for the County are cow holding,