The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-02 00:00:00

FASHIONS sun DECE.UUKK.

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If /Lava Daess.—A pelisse composal of kineeysoere the
caw rs bodysha shade of grey sit is Hoed with white oars-
mg. The is tight to the shape, the waist rather long.
ad the slave Is srt in m as us jam iamb the pima of the
wawa: the geese is wide. sod falls very much over the
bask The Aire is moderately fall. meets before. cod fades.
dews wo she Mode. The niinsaing is camp..
excee.ell o
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and
losir•
ed 'elect is of a sew patters. and iagly rich
elno1; II goes mood the biomes. *ad op each of the frosts.—
The closings aid coifs correspond is Ids the trimosiag. High
labium.' castor. trimmed in a similar manner. !lead-drew. a
wow composed of robe velvet. irttersited with kmaatiro:
thermos, • made a folds a them two materlah. so disport,
oat Wm ■ past la the centre, which has a light aid alma
are; ; the brim is Wee, and a a siogolar bat beastaiag shape;
it 10 Wished at the edge by a rich roll of nay levuoilne. to
which is attached • fall fall of blood late. set as mama to.
wards she nos, sad broad in the middle of the brim ; this mink
of alarmism adds mach Warn to she eneasteamoce. A high
.ssac et ostrich feathers. to correspond, lo placed *pried in
Urfa and
rich rim ties it under the ekes. ova to cars
mooed with the pelisse. Ilalfsbnois. the hunt pO, of black
Isather, the upper port grey leene.
Ilottosati cambric muslin resod dram 4 the
serf wide at bottom. but roaiderably martower at ono I the
(aloes harems entirely brand $
it is gashed as ow
torn
by a single ashoreof "g
Nee, set 05, run. and sormeosted
by three rasa of lathed-is lace. placed N a little dimance
Isom each ether. The body is soar op to ilut direst : the waist
is amething longer than these 11. n last swath the laser part
of she Its Is is fall. cud the bat is orammeated by • prim is also
a, of
• sew fore. h ummed to carressmad with the bottom. as
the collar. long sleeve, rather wide. nod termismied at the
wrist hy a French e.dr. composed of We. Tbe errer ton et,
ter sheer k very; oil it is comicial serf.e arm by a Mod
Whim is how. adalress car ala rollieret is s
simply elegant merging cap. orasmatisted by • barques of ran
abed with • 4.1 lowers. whirl Wasted ea sac side of the head
'lliharrick glazes, and oboe kid shoe,.

London, Drc. 1,11111.
Mt 01111 lIVIT,—I with great pleatare, accept dike
1119141600 Wit% wands the Stewards bate bewared we. to •
dieser at lie Crews and Ascher, at Star o'clock to-owirrow
turd It do it wish the renter inti.facitoo, Sliding that the cow
pair isms to &Wei' free there *4 wise. spirits, and ker.
1 aw,ahwit wacerely, year's,
W. COIRISTT.

P. S. A Register *albs peblisbed ow Sangrias nest. Per-
tope it will be de last clamp oat, bet, Irvine " swing le
esespier," 1 wry lady sow rise spin. No Stsesp Act aka
NN we. Nesbitt. sited ed • Censorship will ddj sod eves
that wield set reined the revisr search of Wogs.

The peaveys mid solemn groamiwg of last Moodsy
night has 'weight forth the abortions which were to
allay the troubled state of the matins. Though some
may sitribete their inimislapen appearance to a het.
Tied gelatine, it is impossible to *void seeing the
effects of obstetrical mismanagement. They are ob.
Monty ushered into the world with that transposition
of ideas which is considered to constitute at once the
wit and the logic of a sister kingdom ; end bale all
attempts to discriminate their fundamental features
by those plain rules spots which • Whom usually
forms his lodgment. For this reason, it was well
thrown out by the Member for Wincheltes, that their
shires end qualities could not be considered mail
they had undergone mine swathing end nursing.—
One, however, of these productions, via. the Bill for
'gibed:log Parish or District Meetings, for the par.
pose of petitioning, as brought forward by the Right
Ilea. Moser of those Bills, does eshibit a visible
feature that seems to be most fuedsmentally sobver.l
Moe of the very concession which the Bill proposes
is grant ait is this—the provident for the 'gelation
'of stratigerk from the Meeting, and the manner of
effecting that @scission. With this Meer, a Mogi.-
trate is to base settee of the Meeting. If at the
Meeting he shall awl strangers present, he may order
them to withdraw. If they de not withdraw, whet
then? Can he site them late custody ? Caw he
order the Chil Power to remove them that the Meet-
ing may proceed Z No sorb thing. Bet if, after
such order, any of the strangers remain a warier of
en hoer, they become deliogoesets; bet thew the
whole Meeting is ipso /ado dissolved; sad the le-
gitimate members of the Meeting also become delin-
quents if they say assembled a patter of an hoer
longer. Observe, it does not appear that any
provision whatever is made to actually prevent
strangers from going to, sod being present at,
such Meetings, or continuing there in defiance of
the Magistrate's order. Why, it is easy to foresee
that there will always, in those times of espionage.
be found a set of wretched hirelings, who will defy
the Magistrate's order god the law, under the con•
sciousness that their secret patrous will find means of
hearing them through the consequences of their de.
linqmocy ; and that such' persona will be apt in.
struments to defeat the proceedings of mere meeting
that shell be called for other purposes than those
which are Oattering to the Ministerial ear.
A friend but forwarded to us the sobstsnce of the
charges an which Mr. !humor, late Surgeon of the
Conqueror, was tried. 'Fhey are 10 in number.—
Mr. Stomas was accused of having, contrary to
Ms instructions, Welted in nations with the
Es-Emperor and his attendants; of having delivered
to General BONAPARTE libel (O'Nlosea's
statement) reflecting on the conduct of liest..Geo.
Sr Hopson Lows; of having disobeyed the orders
of his Commanding Oliver, is not 'Moulin to hie
duty ea board the Comporor at the how specified
is his instructions; of basing written bulletins re.
islite to the health of General BONAPARTE, thoeglt
mirk conduct was diametrically opposite to his or.
ders ; of having, in a bulletin, declared, that Ike life
of Getierel BONAPARTE would be in great danger,
should be suffer a velem of his disorder, without
Meg in pessimism of immediate medical aid ; thereby
insinuating that the said Gen. lioN team was des.
titute of proper medical attendance when necessary ;
and of hewing represected in such Bulletin, that the
health of General BONA/ARTS was in a much more
alarming state than it really was; he, NI-. Symor,
having waited foot hours at Longwood before he was
admitted to the presence of the General, et the time
whets be stated the General was dangerously ill.—
The Court found the tee charges proved; anti sen•
tented Mr. STMEOR to be dismissed hie Majesty's
service ; but in consideration of Lis former faithful
services, and his excellent character, recommended
him to Use I.nrtls of the Adatir.lty. to be placed mil
the helf.pay list.—(ll-csiera Luminary)
M A NCIIISTES, Nov. 28. —T. is shout 11
o'clock, the large gesumeter b-tongitta the palette
gas works, was bor.'. by a tati.leii esplosion of she
gm, of ahieh the mite it not ytt atcertaieeti. By
the esplosino one of the •n.itteeii left so the pie.
mdse., was much burst. All the gas lamps in the
tone ortccfC,blSeestiogolthedalosestmostentarity.