The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-04-24 00:00:00

A REMEDY FOR THE SCARCITY OF BRICKS.

TO SPECULACORS IN BUILDING (OR PIRMA-
NUFACTURERS), WANTING VERY LARGE PRE-

NisEs.
Rootstet BUILD TWENTY-FIVE Third-
rale HOUSES, being sii immense Building, formerly
a Mailutictury, where the whole space of an acre of groond
is covered with massy Brick %Valls, struagly roofed, a i 1 ,an.
lily of lead and copper getters, floors and beams of
beatollisigi and streugth. where 100 toes have laid on each
door; gnautiliea of Timber and Pavement, lime Vans,
Pumps, Pipes, and Horse Machinery ; tine Plot of Ground
opwarils of 200 feel square, forraing different fronts, sod
one aide to a principal street, mull Pleasantly situate at the
West Ind of the Town, at a small distance from the Re-
'lessee and Paddisixtrui Canal, fur the remaining Term of
Fifty-three Years, at a low Rent of £2fi per Year.
••• To be treated tor, and to view, with pa. tienlara, My
applying to Mr. Omit's'', Attettuteer, 7, rotate-street,
Grussesor-einare.

The Honourable Corps of Gentlemen Pen.ioners
dined together at the Freemasons' Tavern. The
Royal trinlesmen dined together of the Thatched
House Tavern, and various other rejoicings took
place its the course of the dat•. file mowing
was sphered in with the of bells through-
out the nietr;Tolis. and the flags were Hying
from the different church steeples. 'Flee Pan k and
Tower guns di•eharged a double Royal salute at
one o'clock. The King'. Gourd mutinied in white
gaiteis, with the stale colours, mid the band in
their State uniforms. The weather pa* extremely
inauspicious, the raw having fallen without
tog from an early hour till late at night. but
siotwithstainling the badness of the weather, the
Coot Was the most tons, splendid. and
magnificent, that has beer, held for a number of
years; stone can be compared to it but that boldest
idle; the mai nage of the lamented Prince, Char-
lo te. The company began to arrive tit the Queen's
Palace soon after twelve o'clock, and continued set-
ting down till past five. Some of the company. on
Ow tortenl at the Pause,, declared that they had
beets kept in the ranks of the carriages fur three !toms,
and were ruces•ively fatigued. Lady Nugent, with a
number of otheis, experienced the mortifying dis-
appointment of not being able to reach the Palace
till after her Majiety had quitted her drawing.
room, although the Quests remained longer than
she had dune for a cous►derable time past. be.
fug three hours, having entered at two o'clock,
her Majesty keeping strictly to the time appointed.
Her Alaje,ty oi casionally sat in her state choir.
and, we were happy to observe, in very good liealt;i,
and appeared highly delighted with the unmerous
assemblage who intruded to pay their emigrant's.
pious of the day. a. well as the numerous presenta-
tions, their &ease* being white in compliment to
the marriage of the Princess of Hesse Hotnboorg.
The 'plc:idol uppearetice of the Court was coins.
derably heightened by the Noblemen who are Men.
beta of the different Olden' wearing their rilagui.
limit cullers, ornamented with white cockade..
Several detachttseists of Life Guard. were sta-
tioned in different parts of the streets and the Pa. ks
leading to the Quetti't Palace, to regulate the
earrings-Pi der•. its which they were assisted by a nu.
'vetoes assemblage of the Police. A guard of
'manor marched into the Court Yard, it. front of
the Queen's Palace, with their band, but they were
pievelitvd from playing owing to the excessite wet
weather. They saluted the Prince Regent and the
other branches of the Royal Family with God taw
Me King.
The Princesses accompanied the Queen, with
their fah atti toliiits, into the Drawing-Rown, at
two o'clock. The Moire of Hesse Hombourg en-
wed loon after, attended by Baron O'Naghten,
pia Clrruit,g. and Dam. Krone. Th. Prince
Regent c..ase tit state; as did the Duke and Du.
chess of York, thee Doke of Clarence, the Mike
and Duchess of Gloucesttr, and the Piincess Sophia

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Miss Maria Clinton; by Mrs. Henry Dawkins.
1.a.1y Almeida Leithain, by Vise:lllll6.S ilrriia.4.
Mrs. Scott Murray, nu her retain from abroad.
Miss Leithsm, by VlSCOUlliefl Bernina.
Micas M. Bold, by her nwthrr, Mrs. Patten Hold.
kanly Cglrille, utklwr, niarrirgr, by rifirtillilltda Meli ilk
Miss Maitland, by Mrs. General Maitland.
Miss A. Langstuit, by Cooly Poole.
Miss Halms Maitland, by bre mother, Mrs. Genital
Maitland.
Miss H. Lemvdon, by Lady l'nole.
Mrs. Major By, un her marriage, by Mrs C.o. Jackson.
Lady Charlotte 'Talbot, by Lady Mary Cole.
The Hou. Mrs. Fitzroy Staiih.ipe, on her mairiage, by the
Marchioness of Taristoek.
Miss C Moore, or, her return from abroad.
Colonel Gordon, of the Sib Dieguou Guano, on Ids pro-
motion and return [sous Ireland.
Major Walker, of the sth Dragoon Guards, an Lis promo •
and return rom Ireland.
Bliss Ano Hamby; by Mrs.l4nr..by.
Lady Sctuiv, by the Lady in Waiting.
Miss Blunt, by Lady leibutt.
Viacount Belgrate, by Earl Grosvenor.
Mrs Admiral Otiray, by the Countess of Harcourt
Mr. Ecnonaluue, by Sir Charles T.rlinonstooc.
Captain Maebean, it A. by Earl Morton.
captain W. Dunn. R.A. by Earl Murton.
Captain Baker, lt. i. un his promotion, by Vice.
Admiral Sir G O. Martin.
Mrs. Enema, by Lid! Grey Egerton.
Admiral Rams Van de Capetian, who distinguished bin'.
WIC at lbe batik of Algiers, by BICUII Engel, Antbassudot
(him the Netherlands.
The reigning Prince of Schaumb •mg Lippe, by Cone
Munster ; awl the Princeae LiPpr, by Comiteas Monate..
_(punt Sembilan it, by Baron Pile, the R'ear's' Enjoy.
Miss M. A. linaictibnll, by Lady litm,!rlibtill.
Lady Georgians Sumertiet, by the I)urliess of Brimfll.
Mrs timierill Wetherall, on her marriage.
Mr. Chichester, 711, Human* by the Fara of Shark sbury.
Collate...of Climates, by Lady Mary Kennedy.
Lady Laniley, uu her marriagei by the Cowmen of Rea--
borough.
panty
Barbara Eyre, by he r ointberi Ike Countess of New.
burgh.
Lady Duff Gordon, Si. bat Mem trots abroact, by tl.e
Countess of tadeduti.
Lady (Adidiral) Canspbelt Ey Lady Ethily 7itarlead.
Mr. Newman Smith, by lik father, the Lord Mayor.
Laird Clive, upon his marriage, by the plat of Illoutrosr.
Miss Agnes Fraser, by her smut, the Nun. Mrs. Pere,
Fraser.
Captain Usher, RN: upon being Made Companion of rlie
Bath.
The Hon. Captain R. /If Gardner Gate of the 1034 rect.)
on his retsina halo Canada, by Major-general Sir Charles
Imhoff.
Captain Frank R N. on gainlstihrood.
Sir James Wynne de Bathe, on his return from the Con:
"Seat.
Mrs. Hewgill, by hrr sister, the Hon. Sirs. Varimk.
Mr. Ant. übier, on 1,1. manage, by the Nun. H Lindsay.
Hrs. Thus. R Jufbire, Chaplain to hig Royal Illybi.ens

V .

LADIES' DRESSES.

the Prism Regent, on hie return from leruselent, by Sir
Walter Stirling.
Mr. P. D. Coolie, on going abroad, by the Earl of St-or-
b/Keogh.
Rev. J.J. Cory, by the Lord )loyor.
Captain Powys, Coklatrems Guards, ou lie promotion
and return from Frame*.
Mn. Leslie Foster, by Lady Dufft,io.
Kw boner, by her oweihre, hilly Duller.
Kiss Welds, by Lady Rowe.
Mils, Hamilton, by her mother, Lady Hamilton.
Loft Wierans
4 Him Mary.Carewright, by the Dow.

promotion.
ratans from
' Mottos.
hie Royal
by the Earl
floatiant, by

Militia, by

the Duke of
Cautiuent.
abrued.
Ikbestt•r.
kkoetuu.

HER IIIAJIHITY
Mrs a petticoat of rich whim satin, elegantly trimmer)
et
the bottom with broad real gold arid silver net leer; ibe
draperies cif a superb silver gauze tissue, with brilliant gold
spots, which had a light, elegant, and novel effect, very
tastefully designed, and superbly trimmed wish Mead cold
and silver 'ace to eonespond,oisminented and supported with
wild and silver soli*, and magnificent tassels; the unntna of
• most superb gold Cisme, very beautifully trimmed with
gold and silver lace ; body and sleeves profusely Is intuited
with point lace and diamonds. Head-dress, an elegant
tioqire. with Wade's and tiara of diamonds. Her 31:1k:sty's
dons had a very magnificent elect.

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS
AUGUSTA.
Petticoat of rich white satin, at the bottom an elegant frill
trim I% of tulle, very richly embroidered in silver ; the
drap:r►ta were very magnificeutly embroidered, and designed
ht the 11110111 tasteful style, the border of the draperies sere a
sopesh embroidery of water lilies and pass. flowers, which
had a mist hematite! effect, ornamented soil supported with
rich silver plias and tassels; the maottta of an extra basil-
'oust silver tissue, richly trimmed with silver lace, body and
sleeves elegaatly trimmed with point lace and silver. Head-
dress, ostrich feathers, with a preliesiou of diamonds.

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OF
HESSE HOSIBOURG.
A petticoat of rich massy silver fissile, the draperies were
richly embroidered in lama and toile, in stripes, with superb
broad borders to correspond, elegantly ornamented, soil
supported with exceeding rich silver ropes and tweets, finish-
lug at the bottom with elegant Suitatings of tulle, richly
spangled, and embroidered at the edge to correspond ; the
mantra of a rick massy silver them., the same as the petti-
coat, very beautifully trimmed with broad silver lave, the
body and sleeves trimmed with au extreme curious point
bier and diasnouds, Gnashing at the centre with • clasp of
diamouds. Head-dress, a prufasioo of ostridi feather., with
Ltadrau, sod spits of diamonds.
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF
GLOUCESTER.
Petticoat of rich blue satin droperies, mid elegant embroi
deny of silver lama and tulle, very tastefully interest:id with
blue citiu, richly embroidered iu silver to currespoud, con-
fined on the right side with a brood embruideml sash in
ratan, at the bottom a full trimming of silver Lima and
tulle, the whole was orsainested and Stashed with tyro b
bailouts ropes and tassels; the masts* of extreme beautiful
blue and silver tissue, trimmed with a fullness of houdsinue
*Over hoer, the body and sleeves elegantly trimmed with
point lace soil silver. Headdress, a great profusion a
ostrich feathers, bandeau, and degas* onsaaseata of dia.
woods.

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS SOPHIA
OF GLOUCESTER.
A superb dress of yellow sad silver tiers's'', ornamented
with ►ilvrr Bowers sud rid silver lama embroidered weemits,
fastrued with magnificent silver tassels; yellow sad silver
Simms tram rad body, tastefully trimmed with Brussels
point, and rich silver wreaths. diamonds and
fertht rs.

BIER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF YORK.
A white satin petticoat, with drapery of most beautiful
gold lama, embruiderrd net, trimmed with eat ry rich Ulna
blond; bottom of the dries richly ornamented with Seer de
h■ in gold hellion and net; tram of while brocaded silk,
spoils.' with gold, and broad ntJ net border. Hem/Arno,
inufussuu of diamonds and feathers.
DUCHESS OF MONTROSF..
A white satin peuicuat, with rich gold applique drape-
ries; while satin train.
DUCHESS OF RUCCLEUCH.

A blue PI tripril reuse petticoat, richly ornamented with
roust lacy; blue gauze tram.
DUCHESS OF DORSET.
A white satire petticoat, with rich draperies of gold colour
silky mbroidered with silver; white ratio trait,.
DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH.

White satin petticoat, with superb net lama draperies.
ornamented with cord cud tassels ' • rube of blue brimmed
with gold. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds.
DUCHESS OF RICHMOND.
Petticoat of rich whits satin, with net draperies. supertily
embroidered in gold Lama, in rids borders, elegantly design.
ed, and looped with brilliant gold bullion cord and tassels;
trail of white.tigared satin profusely trimmed will) gold,
and rich point lace. Head-drew, ostrich plume, with costly
brilliauta.
• DUCHESS OF PORTLAND.
A train of velvet satin, unmated with gold; body sod
sleeves covered with rich Brussels point; petticoat of white
satin, bandauswe draperies of net ausl gold, tastefully fasten-
ed with gold busting. Head-drew, ostrich feathers and
- diamonds.
DUCHESS OF BEAUFORT.
A sotto b while netts petticoat, with a full Parisian wreath-
ing of tulle and satin I round the bottom ; draperies of
delicate while soigne gauze, tastefelly .arraaged wids.richly
folded Galin band*, and trimmed handorasely with Wood
lace • striped white satin body and train, trimmed with
blond lave to correspond. Head-dress, plume of ostrich frj•
the's, and a profuslou of diamonds.
MARCHIONESS OF LOTHIAN.
' A white satin petticoat, with lavender genre draperies,
trimmed with rich British blond; gauge train.
• MARCHIp,NESS OF CLANRICARDE.
Petticoat of white satin, with draperies of genie trimmed
with blond lace, find fastened up with bunches of tuberoses ;
bud) sod united' lilac figured satin, trimmed with Brussels
'point. Hind:drag, feathers and diamonds.
MARCSIONESS OF WIN/ HEsTER.
Yellow satin *Nicest, with beautiful art- dniperii a, em-
broidered with Illowrideb, elegantly oroansruted a ith hunches
of laburnum, rich girwitneo of tulle and satin ; rube of
white satin, trimnsed with point. A splendid head-dress of
leathers and diamonds.
THE 141ARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY.
• An elegant dress of rich white satin, ornamented with
draperies of tit* amber striped gauze, festooned up with
wreaths of embroidered bugles and blood lace;

MARCHIONESS OF STAFFORD.
•A rich. white emits drapery petticoat, with ■ splendid ap-
plique of real gold, forming a deep bordering round the but.
tuts, edged with a full ruche of mint, intermixed with gold,
the pocket-boles supported by superb gold bullion ropes and
tassels; Saxou blue Wall rube, richly trimmed with gull
and point lace. Head-dress, Grecian turban of mils and
gold, wills an eleput plume of feathers, and profusion of
costly dunnouds.
• MARCHIONESS OF HERTFORD.
• Net draperies, most inagesilleently embroidered in gold
lama, in designs peculiarly elegant, with superb borders,
over a petticoat of rich white satin ; the draperies tastefully
&maned with rich bullion curd and issatir, and gold Sowers,
and the petticoat finished at the bottom with a most beauti-
ful garnituree in hulk and gold lama, interspersed with bou-
queta of toll Bowers ; train of white satin, profusely
trimmed with gold, blond lace. Head-dros, rich ostrich
plume, with must superb brilliants.
DOWAGER COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN.
A white satin petticoat, with rich gold lama draperies;
white satin train.

COUNTESS OF PLYMOUTH.
A white patios pelt iroat, with draperies of British Soft silk
net, drcurated with China asters; tire train.

COUNTESS DE.I.A.WAIIR.

A while satin petticoat, with crape draperies, embroidered
with hint *atm and Imolai; white ratio train.

Mira Minim, by 'Lady Niermo.
. !tire. Carton& sad Min Mary.Carteright, by
agar Couutma of I kbe.trr.
Capt. Charles Seiko, R IV. by &r Mark Woad.
Lieut. A. M. Illayar4, 3J Lanerro, no his mom
Mr.. Thor. Fame, by tbs Countess of Xeitsdala.
Omit. Camirou, Grenadier Gnarls, ea his ral
Primer..
Lille*. Dander. Royal Worse Artillery, by Elf!
lb. Iledieses, as Plimicirm Raireenlioary. by I
Miebirm Prime Leopold. by Gauen! Garlh.
Itir W. D. airshre, ea his relent fres abroad, b
of iforrirrielm
Mr. Miiiikeerry es bis rams from the (holiest
cam* PoloomMe. •
LiistemohColooil fieeth, &I Ramey Load I
Air Wavy lllsiterseil.
Cs/brie H. St Gores, ILA. by earl Morton.
111Ohor P. Hooliar% ity. has Royal Highness the
CMONAO **IN R N. on bin More from Me Co
Ca pt. E.IC M. as Ins.gui tag abroad.
' Capt.'N. S suilndk. R.N. on his rrtura from a
Min loirt Mutlaad,by the Countess of lkhe
Capt. variant, Herta Yeomanry, by Earl Marto!

body of sober pule c% es white satin, triinnod with bogies
to correspond. Wad-dress, diamonds sad Nether&
ReSllOlll Est CORN WA L
A Wawa aria write oaths. eksantly trimmed et He
bottoms with s fullness lef gold lams sad talk, the drape-
riestereof • epees► outbrutdery of geld huwa, very taste-
fully preelintlK aid finishes' with hansloome gold ropes
and Sassele, the' traiu of rich blue satin, trimmed with sold ;
-beetcandifewspstrinswed with paint lace led gold. Head.
Areas, ostrich trash. rs •ad diamonds.