Craftsman Or Say's Weekly Journal (Newspaper) - April 13, 1776, London, Middlesex * J 923 4# 1 + S A T U R D A Yj A P R I L 53' 1. - 7"-/nS/^ Women Albanian Drift Of fie the of the Greek at of colouring the Sockets of their Ej Chandler's Travels in. HE liberty of the fair fex & Athens is abridged by the Turks and Their are with high and the windows turned - from the and or boarded fo as to preclude all even of the The or apartment of the is not only but muft not be regarded on the with any degree of To approach when will give and in the if they cannot bp it is to turn to the and ft and toward while they This mode of carriage is good breeding at - The women claim an exemption from their confinement on one only in the when they their and are feen going Sn companies to the or fitting in the on the graves of their their or They are ihen enwrapped and in fuch a it Is whether they are young or Their as low as the are covered with white and alfo faces the prominency of the and mouth giving them nearly the They draw down a veil of black over their the moment a man or boy comes in They wear loofe of red or with a large meet over their common and appear very The drefs of the Greek matrons is a garment of red or blue the very the long petticoat falling in folds to the A thin flowing veil of with a golden rim or is thrown over the head and The attire of the virgins is a long red with a cape of yellow fattin hanging down walk with their pocket concealed in Sometimes they the nor a maiden to be feen by the men before fhe is Her beauty might inflame the who can take her by to his on a of the Cadi or and the if fhe revealed her face to him even would her as criminal and with The Albanian women are inured early to hard and the features anr By and by Their drefs is and a Teaching to the thick about the and woollen Their hair is platted in two and the ends fattened to a red filken with a is pendent to their frequently laden with pieces of filver of various gradually to the Among antiquarian may often medals of They are feen carrying water on their in earthen by the or by the after the female of the Mahometans and other treading their or it with a piece of heavy it on the or to and conveying it to and fro panniers Qr an Their And feet are generally bare j and their as it with a which encircles the one extremity and the other The girls wear a plated with or pennies of filver and ranged like the of I The Greek will a traveller his or the apartment of his within are as it were and the made wh There the Hke The cn a foft has her whits and delicate feet naked the nails with Her which in winter are of red and in fummer of fine or thin from to the hanging about her the lower portion embroidered with and appearing beneath the which has the wide and and the feams and edges adorned with reft is of fitted to the form of the and the of the which it rather covers than and is than the The button to the and are lined with red or yellow A rich Rone her and is fattened before by of filver or of gold Yet with cious Over the is a lined with and in cold with The is a red or with a flay under the and a yellow She has bracelets of gold on her 1, is rofy necklace tips being Her a of gold or of the pieces called At her cheeks is a lock of hair made to curl toward the face $ and down her back falls a of over her Much time is in ing and braiding the hair after at the greater in enriching and powdering it with bits of filver a violin in and at regular painted blue round the and the of the the edges on which the are tinged The wear nearly the ufe to heighten their natural For colouring the and the they or gum of Labdanum on coals of intercept the which * and the This 1 faw A fitting as on a and one of her took the two I allies between the forefinger and thumb of her left pulled them and then in at the external corner a which been in the and extracting it the particles before adhering to remained and were ranged round the Serving as a foil to its as they to its health and increasing its apparent The improvement of the mind and is not as a momentous part of female education at The girls are taught to to the guittar and the timpanum or and to an art in which they generally A woman writing is of as a prodigy of capacity and The mother of Ofman a Turk who frequented our was of this rare as he often fo terrible for her that even Achmet her had been feen to tremble when he received her annual In common life the woman grocer 5 May at at the Cardinal's in FinkI John William George and of merchants rand partners j. April 49, at at Pontac's in Dividends Lionel late of April 25, at it James of j 3, at at Certificates to he granted to Richard Rw of High in the pari ill of St. currier and j on April of in the of. on or before Jate of the of but now of the city of on or before April 17. William of the of St. Mary le on or April 27, Margaret of hatter and came to Government from with an account of the arrival there + detained for tittle before Ihe for of A has five wealthy ani have former living ir is that two and are in the fame Anecdote of Mr. few days this was waited upon by a certain theatrical as remarkable for her as her humour on what terms of the Capt. from She was fent from Lord Letters brought by the above that General arrived there from that every houfe was in the county of and that the Provincials n 1/r 11 had retired nine miles into and de- waits on her and after the In 1 n urj tb i every thine that could not carry with was to for ih was informed that in of being years in the he lower her though had fo much in ilze as would render her of lefs ufe than The who came full of her was not a little to hear Ihe to have her falary Your falary replied the engage by the came on before Mr. Alderman Lee - the further examination of Henry for Healing feme rich mode and other the property of a publican in By the evidence of a a it now came that previous to her had ordered the things which were the which eats perhaps with a female the lord feeding or in company with them April 6. arrived the mid Feb. 22. Some agents have bought great numbers of as well oxen and in order to be fent to They pay duty for each mule fifteen fix for other large and forty blancs for the who Continues in this has given orders to a numerous army of and other provincial are to at and are intended to the rebels in the neighbourhood cf Morocco The aboye Prince has re- mitted to Salee 100,000 he has drawn from March 9. All the pi committed the late Pontificate have been at length Among was Bernardine called the detained in an at in lie ad of a After a public arid of her of the Other fhe was ordered to the on the and an habitation was provided for her at fome from An was alfo to fet at liberty a nun named du de after a public recantation of her pretended before the Vicar of and the to whom Ihe ther named Angelica du Saint was ordered to be fee at liberty on the fame From the London April 6. March 20. The Emperor has been at the of the of General Potemkin to the rank of Prince of the Holy and the patent has been made and forwarded to bourg by a Ruffian April 5. in the afternoon the J uno and all the under failed from Helen's for St. April 6. The King has been to confer the honour of Knighthood on Richard who at the the honour of killing his on being appointed of the Barons of his of Sir John Thomas dealer and chapman j to April 17, at 18, May 18, at at iht Swan in the near Mr. it the city of to 13,14, and at at the New in the parish St. in of Mr. Richard Charles of near to April 17, 24, at at at Read and in ' of maker j ta 13, at and May at if Mr. appointed fcr making the dividends of. Bankrupts to of in the city of 5 April 29, at at Final William of arid 5, at at ' Preyer and John Daniel of and copartners 1, at at Final and John Page of and copartners 5 April 16* at at - Final John William and ai of 30t at Liverpool John of draper and grocer 5 Apih 29,"ar it the Bell in 't ' ' and of May ai xt ExtraS of a Utter April 4. cc morning failed from the Romney and Cygnet men of with twelve having on board wvA train of under their for wards of twenty fail of other all ExtraS cf a letter from March 26. the his from with upwards of twenty fail of under her and others are now in from and we have now the number of at this place that have been fince the lafl makes our in general very Several of the are here have got their loading on and only wait for failing which are hourly to Extra ft of a tetter from March 25. T&e Parliament of Grenoble is in - which probably haften its or union to of Whert that was and a Superior Council Mr. de who was Attorney-General to that was appointed of the Superior Council by the which he The of that Parliament recalling all the to their former Mr. de his which Mr. de to The in order to recompence for his and appointed Mr. de to be - The Parliament of Grenoble refuted to acknowledge him as the repeated orders of his Commenced a again ft the of which was his being taken into The King cognizance of this brought it before his and to the for their has them to be in of The of this is not yet of the of the latter and her acquaint her of the matter until the day after they were when Ihe bring in her The delivered the things in a parcel vately to the who the fame day 150 guineas in and fome valuable She immediately hired a room of the for- u I and that her come to town late in the and and her a reception for their A porterA proved boing employed by the iniquitous the cf was by nil the the denied ever before He acknowledged the containing the &c. out of the bar of the which he infilled that he delivered to the wife by her but little credit can be given to that after fuch a defence fet up a gain ft the the lie was com- go Compter to take his trial for the He offered which was The who could remove the veil which feems to hang over this dark and who could at by her remove every doubt 6i the innocence or is not Aprils laft the for the county of ended at Mary for the murder of her received fen ten ce of She was executed on and body delivered to a furgeon for April Tlie government accounts from ia fo Jate as the fecond of The from Halifax to a cf from to a All accounts that the Americans have their debts to the merchants with great fidelity and even fince the commencement of the The who arrived at from Virginia in 28 brought for government from Lord which arrived at Germaine's office on Several Scotch families are arrived from in the is arrived at of a Letter from an Gentleman at I j on account of the dated the of 1776, giving now reign as all the Scotch in the particulars of the burning the Theatre of that nAas reckoned one of the and in On Friday the 23d of February was the laft and before after they were as well as in their boxes are very large compared to in till two in the playing at when it was perceived that the flooring of the pit was on fire j the nobility and gentry immediately quieted the which was foon on fire and the which from it was feen thirty miles fire caught the apartment of the Duke of and that of the who was in by his and carried the Orders were immediately given to put the troops under to gates of the and the papers of the All the thrown out of h the windows of the palace into the which was guarded by the fire continued till noon before it could got not only the royal palace has but the nobility who had in their boxes alfo their plate and all the with which were contiguous to the ' A on hoard of his of war at in to his brother in of guns had been taken by three large Algerine into after a terrible wherein the part of both their crews were On failed from for the the Baft bound to the was by the Capt. of the at Rhode a writes as follows was directed Admiral procure live he was by a body 01 by which he loft one He then large a number of men as he from the in order to attack this party of who in the mean time had into a which under coyer cf they were attack and and put - pf 80, to the Upon this reaching the people in in a when engagement in which Captain Wallace loft me and was driven back to It is faid Government have had intelligence but have it very The Capt. from for after being oat 21 in. which he met with hard gales of fome &c. was obliged to put into n. Captain of arrived at fool from with Sif Peter Parker's fleet the 24th ult. 27 fail in but had met with hard gales There are faid to be than 77 for examination in the of a certain trial fore an 54 on behalf of Jier the of K and 23 hi Support 0f the and { mates were ti for the the laft examination wiU 75) fince beginning of laft
