The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-24 00:00:00

NON. Min NARRIRT ADDINGTON.

►ieh slot white petticoat, bordered with silver Intim and
straws 4f rums and jeemmeue, owlet eleifastly displayed;
border of rich idiom Isms; white tissue masts., embroi-
dered with a brus.l homier of pink and sil►er, slid bosrorin
cpyytypoed with the dregs. Head-dress, fealberv, peseta,
dismoads, ter. Str.
HON. MISS CHARLOTTg ADDINGTON.
A superb dress of rmhroidered task, bordered with silver
Isms, 'legman hougeets of ruses sod tulle, is the most taste-
fill rammer, intermixed with silver, with blue mastoe, su-
perbly embroidered with silver wreaths is eorrespowl. Head-
dress, abamoads, pearl., sod feathers.

HON. MIU FLOWER.

itf lotle dress, ricaly embroidered is floes milb.nad eihme •
iceforiciebtit gins * Mph" lammed I. eorrespood. Hind:
mpsfifesiliers. sod peat's. • • ,
TWO HON: Wf9,Ell TOWNSFI END.
•,-;111.4; awl deesseii, iieblp embroidered emir meel hauls;
lastavViiik ratio.

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'• • ' TWO HON. KISSES CAVENDISH.. -•" tit
dretees, tastefully ornaamemed with Mae illetrefa
lefeal, blue weltered VIPS de N•plee.
THE HON. IRMA DE GRET,
0••1 • pettieoetof rick white faun wore • dress of title.

embroidered with silk, iatersehted wish Rowers, terminated
wish a rirh border of lulls sad wise ; the mare' of rich
*rued silk, colour of apple blooms. elegantly trimmed with
pose. Its., and setts ,• body ard sleeves trimmed with blood.
Headdress, diamonds and koshers.
THE HON. MISS FORRESTER.
.A silver net dreis over pearl sails, magaefebratly evalorol-
dinred with lama amid fumy bloc liierve, body sad ilearas
destefelly eraamented with beeches of heliotrope sad solver
wheat, Wad. As.; trala. pearl greed. Naples. richly trimmed
with aim and Fritsch bleed. Heed-dress, please et feathers,
diaaasseds, ass mishit,.
• 'HON. MISS E. FORRESTER. .
• : Raliaide Forrester.
HON. MISS [ERR GORDON. !. •
*Wall dies* lama dress, elegantly trimmed with blend
lace aid Slider lonia ; main ea of rids emerald satin, nwperbly
trimmed with ;smite,* ea toile sod lama. •Head-dresa,
diameada.ead detrieb plowed
MISS DE CRESPIGNY.
Tolle dress, embroidered with meet sad cheeille; pick
Odic Headdiem, ...trick feathers.
MISS SEW Fl ELD
Elegant Alm lama *walkover a rich white saris slip, blue
ainatua„ richly trimmed with silver lama sad ea tulle.
Bead-dreels, piques of rich ostrich feathers.
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MISS ONSLOW.

Ala silver end Islas Isms dress. elegantly frivoled wish
Wpm. lase and silveriness; mantes of etch Mee sane, wills
Roils..* en tulle sod heat to vortasosati. filemktreei,
pearls sad ostrich please.
MISS MARRIt. -

White Nile dress over obili• smut, addeMilyillsommosed
with tosser Slimes aad lemmatise, .Nee mad ditsorts.
Elegant Impod.rinsas or pens sod .*M en. '
MISS M. MARIS&
A dremOsseily similar Id leer sister, ••••
Those dresses, by Choir chaste uppearsoes, solisSisoo.
aft "to She beauty of theii wears,.
I MISS DF.LPEY.
114 dress, richly embroidered is reaps. sods e 5.1114
WA* Weigh Ares de Naples.
MISS T. DE:INCONEL
A set Atom rlcldy orssuiststed with WOW sails soil i 5...;
traia, white esti..

MISS A. M. DAWKINS.

A set dress. richly endiroldesed in floss silk, asenretsd
with rod asset was; trete, posses% pros de Naples.
MISS BOWP.LS.
A white not dress, ric►ly itienn.d wit► pink satin end
set, ►ody sad sleeves ernairenteol wit► blend and wins;
train of pull' nuns ',jemmied so eorrespe%d.
MISS MAITLAND.

A white set dress, ►ichly trimmed with Itlee MI hi ilia
lowers; body and sleeves ornamented wish blond and troths;
a train of blue satin, elricomily trimmed with blue satin net
and dowers. liesd.drest, • prufasion or emeralds.

MLSS PORTEL.
A besetifid Jr..., eumpamil of pink set, with hum
towers; tiara of while satin and set. Head-dress, Moms
and pearls—climusiss et sabots de cone,
MINS ORD,
(Presented by Lady Bolton).
• A bosstlitil toile dress, embroidered with pick and silver
is bouquets, tastefully Jesigsed, tie body and sleeves ores-
•e111111 with embroidery, blood, sad roses; misty.' whit*
satire, embroidered with pink, to correspond the
with tdress.
kiln JONES (Lady Tierney's Niece).
An elegant 'wile Arms is columns of pink arid renew sails,
end terstlnating wide Amick of yellow sod !Oh roses, the
herder of tulle iiitersnixed with sates; body sod sleeves
superbly trimmed with blond lace; robe of figured pick
serioset, with a rich border or pink mid yellow rums to corn.
spoud with dress. Head dress, diamonds sad (scubas.
MISS C. SLADE.
A gild isms dress, redly embroidered and proforiely trim.
used with blond lace and pld lams; masts. of rid whits
ads, superbly trimmed with gold isam to con' upend.
Hesd-dress, dammed. and dirk* plumb.
MISS PARKER.
A rich blue sad silver lasso drier, Addy Moused with a
pv*6ololo blood lad and silver lama; siestas of rich blue
satin, 'with garniture re tulle aid lama to correspond.
Head.dreis, pearls and ostrich plasm.
MISS PORTIR AN. - -

A white net dress, richly embroidered in silk sod penfosely
trisoustidMitb bleed late, garniture to earn-spend ; wastes
cinch imphire Wee figured silk, superbly trimmed with ger.
nitnre ea satin mud tulle. Head-dress, pearl* tosfi pstrigh
plume.
MISS WALLER. ' •
Over a petticoat of whits satin • dress of tells. riehly
strewed with pearls, sad encircled with • issiguiieent border
of the vine, front which berg large cloisters of groper re
pastas; the whole terminated with as Mensal ganritore of
matimited pearl.; body and Iliseirft ormanmeted with a pro.
lisle* of fine blond; mantra, colour C*llll' de cher, with •
rich border of satire and tone. Reo.l.deesia, ostrich feathers,
SOO a tosguificent display of brillitints, opals, and.psoria.
MISS ANNA WALLER.
The same.

ILLUMINATIONS. •

The Opera House.—Over the pottier. were • G. R. with
I!. b•twee• ; • lemma of lamps underneath; shove which
wen Iwo bnllia.4 stars, surmounted with a very large au.
' perb imperial coronet.
Drury-lane Themes... Over thsp•rtiat in Revises-street,
on oiredek.igroitoded wooden Irma, was Ms Maj.aty's mole
tisk. smausased •by • feral corona. The whets had a
beekogani appearance. . .
Covent-Garden Theatre was decorated with a rich crows
Q. IV. R. formed with party-coloured lamps bung on leer-
go
and silver, anid arramied with great taste.
Tbe Noir Theatre, /Islas:tel.—G . and • crows
bet Item,.
The Adeiphi Theatre.—G. It. with • crown at trip.
The Post °thee was superbly illeminated with vadat. de-
Meal at the mittens* in Lombard-meet and Abehurch-lare.
The Albion Clubhouse, St. Jainees.stmet, had his Ms.
'jest?. initials, with a IY. between, soransented with as
imperial coronet.
The Thatched Maass Tame, • G. R. aunisounliod wit`
amperb criers at top.
Vela/ Serra. Club.hotas, Waterloo.ploor. G. IV. a.
sad a comae a top.
is et Mara Club, Allteawele.stessa..o. kenos 164
4aehipr.

liottli.-Wat.t....-.Mr. Qum, batter, • &titbit J. Irk
with &Now wen taatatally antataged. •
. of Wardosr-atrret, praetor is W 1141•Ip--G. R.
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I =owl crawl 11114 Mae.
jewellers, Caakerspoarima, a Q R. *Ws craws
Ai OM .1 .

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OLD BAILEY, TOBIDAY, Aram 29.

Oahe leaner and Nicked Amore", were iadiried fur steal-
las a quart of 111118 lite repel, or our Severeiga Lord the
llimtg, from a barge called the Frederick, lying to the West
laths Mats. _ _

The Prisoners were both Custom hnu•e Officers, employed
on hosed other eiaft in the Docks. They were found mar
this Frederick, while • siphon was is one of She runs-pun-
Aeons on board that bier, with a blidder, nearly filled,
hanging to Ike siphon. The other officer who di
t►is, said in " You have made a pretty thing of it ;
why did you bleed my charge? could you mit bleed your
owls ?" elite, aisrwereJ, You harp a. d—d right to say
►bout il." Thoy were discovered letting soseething into lbe
water; sad so.s after two bladders nearly filled with non,
wad fitted with corky, and striugs to tie roiled the body, Were
freend is the Dock basin. _ .

The Jury Oa"Weed both the Prisoners.
Eliza aileron sad Margaret Merck were indicted for
fleabag • quantity of wearing apparel sod oilier articles,
the property of William Praise, is the dwelling•house of
John Day.
The wife of the Prosecutor resided temporarily, for the
beach of her health, at the Mese of John Day, at Edema.
toe; the Primesees also lodged I. the same house. March
quilled Ike bideine, and • few dayn after her departure
Gilersoa borrowed a rail bar to eel some coals, with which
she west out, sayine she expected a prang Mau to call, sad
that she would be bark again soma. She, however, never re-
tamed, nor did she mod bark the coal bag. Soon after Giler-
son left the house Mrs. Prrkies's clothes were mined. The
same sliest both the Prisoners got upon am FAlneaton stage-
eoach at Tottenham High-memo, shunt lye mileslirons En-
field, and had wish them at the time some things % a small
white bar. About a week afterwards they were take. in
Portpool-isne, Loudon, by pa ulcer, who found I. their pos-
session mend duplicates for port of the moles property, stud
the eoal-tme which Gderson had borrowed. Some of the ar-
ticles stolen ware also found • ;Lad in sesrehieg a small port-
ppastesis in their room, the lacer foiled a phosphors, box,
•dark lantern, assd Sneer skeleton and picklock keys, the
whole of which implements were entirety wew.
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The Jury footed Gi'ergor guilty of si;ahog he t►e "aloe of
394., sod argritled March.

YOUTHFUL DEPRAVITY.
Owen Suriftwit, a buy unly twelve years of see, In* in•
dieted fur stealing a coral necklace, frum the person of as
infest naased Eliza Shearman.
The child was Mader She care of a servant girl, and was
tookiag at a show in the streel wbea the Prisoner saatebed
at the oetilthice, and is getting it sway used w meek vio-
lence as almost to choke the child. The Primmer was seised
with Om aecklace in his basil, bat dropped it lawalistely
on being laid bold of.

Tbe Jury found Pritoser piny.

POLICE.
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sow-mess?.
Joan* Dads mid Edmond Dosenowd, the former apps-
nut', about 15 years of see, and the latter le, ware examined
on Howley before Sir Richert' Burnie, the Sitting Magistrate,
(iaised with having committed a burglary in the dwelling-
house of James Russell, No. 17, Carey-street, Lineoltes-Ine-
▪ law-stst
It appeared that about three o'clock on Sinew weenier
the Rer. George Stokes, a lodger in the boom of Mr. Res-
sell, and who was sleeping in she beet room wood floor,
was disturbed by a moist in his room, and on raising himself
In ►is bed perceived that there sweat four risen is the room ;
wee of thous was standing close to the bed side, and had
sontethiag lo his heed which appeared to be a pistol, sad
be, as ohooeviar that Mr. Stokes was awake, threatened
shout ►im if he made • noise ; another asked M►. Stokes who
was the landlord, and pat other questions to hits, which,
cm being a•swervd, the three went into the adjoining room,
which is used u a sittingsroons, leaving the swan with the
pistol to guard Mr. Stokes. After a few minutes' dellbera-
ties, Mr. Stokes resolved on attacking the man who remained
wit► him, slid watching an oppo►tunity, jumped out of bed,
aid arising hold of him, a scuffle reseed, during which Mr.
Stokes heard the ether three vises leave the adjoining room,
sad ran down stairs. Me. Stokes continued scuffling with
the man be bad seised, sad received several Revere Mow■
from biro.; he, however, forced hien to the bead of the
stairs, sad pushed him violently down them, and thee
went to Mr. Russell, who slept s• the third fluor, and
informed him of what had transpired, the watc► was imam•.
disk'', called, and Thomas Qiteenall, a watchmau, came
to the street door which he °Nerved open, and also saw
some persons in the passage; suspecting they were thieves,
Queessall "track at ONO of them, bet missed, and the dour
immediately slammed too. A few minutes after Mr. Russell
came down and admitted Queenall, and other eatelsowo,
who searched the house, but the robtors had made their
escape through the window of. the back parlour into the
yard.
Prom the situation of the place it was conjectured that
the delinqueuts must have secreted themselves in the neigh-
bearing premises, sod a Ilellrth son accordingly commenced,
which terminated in the ■porehessioe of the two Prisoner".
Desmond was f•rusd in a house is Old floswelt.eoort„ w►ich
be had contrived to enter by forcing epee a triode.; he had
bidden ►im•elf seder • table. Dario was found in • yard
a few bosses afros, Mr. Rartell's, without h,a shoes, which
were found itt Mr. bed-roots. Several articles of plate,
and other property, which they had stoke from the hossewe►e
found dropped is the directioo they bad taken to ese•pe. A
watch, two bf. notes, tea sovereign', sod some silver, the
property of the 'errant girl, serer* to state, were not dis-
covered; the two other °Leeds's made their evoker.
The Primmer" declined 'Paying any thing in their defesee.
They are old °feeders, sod have been several times in coa-
ted, fee felony previous to this testaset.
They were fully committed.

!INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Aran t 3.

PRIVILEGE OF AMBASSADORS.
Moos. Joseph Correa, Isle Minister Plenipotentiary from
the Court of Portugal to the Haase Towles, • proviso:e re.
cestly belungiug to the Emperor of Austria, applied for his
ilierharge, which was opposed by Mc Kimono as behalf of
Mr.Studdart,• cuachmaker is Beath Audley.atrate.
The haulers( was questimsed as to what his income was,
and also as to his property at lisnaburgh. He stated that
teeing to • change which had takes place in the Caliiiret
at Lotion, he had not received his stirred I. • regular
moaner, ta,nee • coateiderable service of plate sad other
valuables had been pledged, sad among the rest an elegsitt
plateau, printed to bile by the present Qua,. of the Nether-
lands, or which *kw he ea 11601. At the UMW he costracird
the debt he bad as establolmatist at Hseabargh, sad big
fariaitare, plate, etc.- fc. war worth at least *,000l.; per.
baps shoat 3001. of le was is the pancakes of his sea, who is
Charge d'Affaires at the Hasse Towns at the preseat time, be.
youtwhieli be bad as meter es • Fortaiguese age's to receive
4101. in cash immedissely, seid HIM. every two moths seta he
.ade a And areaugenseat with htsGovernmewt. Hir stipend
was 1,1001. a-year, besides his Court uniform, he. die. sad the
King of Portugal allowed him a pesaton of 7001. be having
bees attached to kill Majesty's Gaya, for • period of 36
years; order obese eiscamatirces. he considered it was too
torch to cry. that be had pot a prsbable moans" of payment
at the time he contracted the debt.

Mr. POLLOCK, however, was of a differeos °pullout, at all
nests, their must be as arewsuat fives of the property 111
H•mharelt, at it dearly behoved to his creditor,.
The final 'warms was adjoorttetl generally, to ordipt Thal
the Geutleotan ini*ht•have tr troistsetruoy of olwalaisti a■
inventory Gem the Costliest.. of the ~ticks in the hssse 44
has oni.

A letter. from Deal, doted April Crit.
Arrtved and sailed for the River the Parket, Brim. 41
days frees Havassab ; Mary Asa, Ras, ell days from Porte
au Petrov; Resource, Fns. from the GPs of Good Ogee;
Dides trees &arras; teristagliera, from America; Palla-
dium, Pimento. from R. Viewers; sod Georgina, Wanes,
from aeriper"-The idolise( the oettrerilionsd are Imam
out of the Dimas."

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Carlton-Mum' Apra 19, 1812.
This day the king was pleased to lowest the Right Its-
onorsole Charles Marquis of Qweesobeny with the 'askew
of the Nom Ancient sod Most Noble Order of the Thistle.

The King was this day pleased to confer the ho•oar of
Knighthood open Sir ishleel Brenton, Bart. • Post Captain
in the Royal Navy, and • Knight Consmauder of the Must
H rank Military Order of the Bak.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Coludisfousolyood by Ike Lord Lieutenant of Ms Cowley
of Mammoth.
To 1w Deputy Lieutenttota--Dattiel Baker, Esq., dated De-
cember I, 1821; and Icalkat George, Jon. imq —dated
April 2,1822.
Royal Mooniest\ Militia.

Smart Webard Buranquat, Eng. to be Captain—elated Ja-
•uar) 3,194 t.

BAN K RU PTCI ESSUPERSEDED.
William Penvold, formerly of Citation, Somerset, and late
of Manchester, but nom of Lesileohali-street, Loudon, boric.
dealer.
Henry White, of Draeechureh.street, London, @merchant.