The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-21 00:00:00

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FASHIONABLE LOUNGES. 0.
Spring has its admirers, summer its adurell'itii
tumn its lovers ; but winter, cold and gloom/ ° bic)
possesses a charm for the votaries of fashion Woo
more than compensates for the chilling aspeet 3° 100
Is it not in winter that modes appear in all the go.
of ncvelty ? Is it not during the gaieties of
et.
risian winter the English beauty selects those °Jot
ith which she intends to distinguish herself the. ,
suing spring in her own cold clime? Is it 073cht
winter that new stuffs appear, new shapes are 110
out, and furs are worn ? The present moot epd
already made known the charms of the corlet, of
coiffure a la B'idouin the beauty and 1114,f,:ssal•
r knife Macaoe—that last novelty for ladieerna
The jour de ran approaches, and what s.ries'ri
novelties will follow in its train—what * T--.
sod
itrennes will it be necessary to purchase ; but 13.„,t 0
is not as it was in former times. A few years ctiplf
was necessary to visit a hundred magazines to s
the
a hundred wants; but now let any one Wert the
beautiful salons of Messrs. Barry and Son, :rther.
Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly—he need go nu! lost
Whatever bijouterie is wanting to ornament the
tasteful boudoir—whatever the most fastidious
vet
may require to furnish her writing-table--**7efr
may serve to decorate her dressing-room 0r
tylof
table—is here to be found in profuse variety sl°
really can surpass the style and finish of the Pato
de luxe of every description, prepared by this bo
But the perfection of art is displayed zn the rio,
engraved with crests, in their proper heraldic '°l:w.d
which is their own invention, and which is Par7diel
by the highest nobility. In the same way, lbei'l,o4,
for marking linen, which are used by the usefo
Chamberlain to mark the royal property, ere,ticles
and very elegant inventions. The numerous 'efr
adapted to this season of the year, for Christnis.
Bents, are of exquisite workmanship end desi;;#,
Dressing-cases, albums, souvenirs, ladies' colutids4
envelopes, sachets—these, and a hundred bijoux

are to be had at this magazine.
The Messrs. Lebenheim, Muller, and Co., of do'
have recently taken out letters patent fore nett
3cription of tapestry, which may be seen 011
warehouse, 148, Regent-street. This noveltiots
doubtless attract the attention of all persons 4: ele
and fortune, for in brilliancy of colouring a slot
gance of design they have been pronounced 541;04
to even the far-famed Gobelins. They are COreed tf
of the finest Berlin wool, and the effect procitic f tbs
the correctness of the drawing and the delicacy t be'
shading, equals the finest paintings. This 01)04
seen to be appreciated. At the Exposition (Lool'
his Majesty Louis Philippe not only deigned,'"„heae,
pliment the representative of the firm of 140"7010
and Co. on the surpassing beauty of their patent 00
mosaic tapestry, but the following day an orde witir
given for two of the royal salons to be fitted 1001
this beautiful invention, as also one for his a Or
Highness the Due de Nemours. Copies of "'Po of
donna," after Raphael; " The Last SuPPerflos:
Leonardo da Vinci ; and " The Battle of We";„si
by Stenben, are amongst the specimens which "- Oor
seen of this unrivalled production of the 1001eisn 'tb es'
gracious Sovereign and her Consort have '''''.fostsl
pressed their admiration of the
.Lebenheim ca abs
and truly they deserve prominent places amelle-
many curiosities of this vast metropolis.
To dress like a finished gentleman '31;1000
obliged heretofore to have a coat from one, cs,/ 010
from another, a waistcoat from a third. of
1
splendid ateleir furnishes the complete coste'd tbl
man of the first fashion. From the salons ;0100
Messrs. Nicoll, of Regent-street, the Court 10
whose elegant premises are situated near the we op to
one may depart " a perfect gentleman fro earl, Plr
toe." Costumes for the ball-room, for the tiv-be'llP
the promenade, and for the chase, are here to
Ao
in the highest artistic excellence. By the Nl°
understand that since the Continent has taken, boot;
its head to emulate us in the noble exercise 12ariisls
ing and racing, the orders for scarlet coats: bog'
capes, and other sporting garments, sent to thlssi tbs
have been astonishingly great. That wh_:..ichtistill:
present moment commands the highest acinu""ress"
the way of dress is the new style of riding °L."11011'
or walking great coat, such as is worn by ll°
Highness Prince Albert. It is impervieulthinC,
and for its cut and appearance surpasses Or ottisr
the sort previously made. The style of this e.Oll
reflects much credit on the taste of these ertiost
whom it was introduced. What a handsome isdif
to a gentleman, a pretty bonnet and cap are t :eels'
namely, the most remarkable part of their es
toilets. Who can withstand a pretty elfac 011'
from under a bonnet fresh from the ,raison °f
Herbault, nieces, Rue Menard, Paris? 13.1:10.0sr
quisitely do they mingle lace and plumes, fic'" roots'
noswls ! There is nothing formal, nothing bellostiat
in their chapeaux. Then their caps 1 how fa
OhiciPo_
how bewitching are those little plain bong! hioo f
are at present worn by every woman of Tr
pig
Paris. How simple they appear—a
lace, surrounded by an equally plain trilevbboe;
Mechlin, or Brussels, d with 11 lite
intersperse 'sr ,01
these are the materials ; but let any one 11ine"mult
with the secret employed by the dames n
the facon of their caps, attempt to imitate flit-fele to
mere flat Ping ,„
At some future period we shall devotees' obtaine",
furs, and to the houses at which they rothe present
in all their surpassing beauty. For beresent
must say, an revoir—Post.

APPREHENSION of a NO 1 1-" 140
RECEIVER OF STOLEN GOODS AT
TINGFIAM.
AT,I Tir
RECOVERY OF AN IMMENSE Ql/".--
STOLEN PROPERTY.
residiseto
A man named John Green a baker, , in
Milistone-lane, at the corner of Kent-etree" es!.
town, has long been known to the Police °this gir
rious receiver of stolen property ; altholieln
well-known to them, they have never littu "ea.
tunity of bringing him to justice until thfits.
week, in consequence of the man's wary, Ifd
yd
Tuesday last, information was comtnunlca:bich P;rl
perintendent Fisher, that some shawls t",he-
been stolen out of Haughton-street, had 1"-111,00
to Green's house - thinking he could rell_, se
o.
correctness of the information, he proeure"b"io 'i'ff••
warrant immediately, and taking with 010(1_,`;'•
perintendent Trueman, Inspector Re
ynor, Gre,
Barwick, the watchhouse-keeper, he went Oss bolsi
house. Having ascertained that Green was be t°lo
they informed him of their errand, 01610' 11
them he was quite willing for them to se opoiso
premises. Taking both Green and his wi' ep
,fapie;
with them, they examined the bed- rw- in
drawers they found the whole of the Pia '-of ere'r
from the Ram Inn, Long-row, on the sth of otbi,
tember last, and a great quantity of Plato iipa'-eof
descriptions, together with prints, clothing, boi%tp
des of almost every description, in elle°,7olool
and drawers. Although the man has Pre- Cot',Y
be poor, and passed through the Insolvent
ate,
few weeks since, a purse, containing of
51. 12s. in silver, was found under the Pii"°,red
bed, and ninety-two sovereigns were disec% bed
tween the bed and the mattress, wrapPol,4loo
paper. A great quantity of the P-s r- 0,
coarse clothing was found underneath Vote,
case, being covered over with die !Iter
As soon as these discoveries were 01 the rof
Green and his wife changed their tone,•nrofei,
becoming almost frantic. The whole of thistbre polo
was immediately taken into possession hi inninwtfor,
and was conveyed to the police-offiee, pri' of
Green, as a prisoner. At five o'clock 7ilen_ni,' of
was placed before the Mayor, when 2,lrs•
the Ram Inn, identified her property. -ntil 100
ft
was remanded for further examination,a,o, Ot:eff
Tuesday, to give time for some more et,:
property to be identified. This is roily oba'be
creditable seizure on the part of the Ivliciec'es to or
matters of this description, show theinseht 01 0'
inferior to none in the country. No dodoes o'oo
the property in the appended list, which dlO 0*
elude the articles that have been identifi 0004
vvq-...0
been stolen in this neighbourhood.—(Ller 10'
list of articles amounting at least to 2
ham Review.

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E BIRTHS. of
On the 17th inst., at Thope, Norfolk, the Iscli fr
Cubitt, Esq., of the 7th Hussars, of a son. street' ,
On the 3d inst., at Felton Cottage,t Chester-le' 14 l'i
Selby, of a son.
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On the 2d inst., at the Vicarage, Geddllll6-' 4
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the Rev. R. Morton, of a daughter.
On the 18th inst., at Clapham, Mrs. Alexar'er P
a daughter. ale, tlie J
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Mr.
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m.e square, lUa r e f Penton:: '
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Fry, Esq., of a daughter.
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MARRIED.
On the 17th - Gres° o
Hart, Esq., of Woburn-place, Russell-squars, wf Sets ,
beth, eldest daughter of Alfred Daniell, Escl•' °- VI.
ent, the ff- e
of,
.013iitr Y
square.
Oa the 18th inst., at Plumatead Church, Paintitier of vo
Esq., jun., of Blackheath, to Emily, elder siall.,. ,e,ili A.
Soarnes, Esq., of the Grove, Shooter's•hill, Kell" ore " ' fk
On the 19th inst„ at St. George's, Hanover-equ e: to de
Brown, Esq., of Chester-street, Grosvenor-roPla.ccing d ,
Hannah Meredith, of Stratton-street, only su
ter of J. W. Meredith, Esq.

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DIED. ill
.
On the sth inst , at the Ponta della Lima, o f Cateli „rill*
Margaret Louisa, the wife of Henry Denkin, f sq*
On the 18th inst , at IVelbeck-street, Bfarianotno, P7'.
eldest and only surv. iving child of R. M. StePhel`-spriljoe
On the 18th inst., Mr. W. Mitchell, of Briston..oso, „dip
On the 12th e
inst., at Racy House, Charlton 1'1,..c01'
cestershire, Catharine, the wife of the Rev. Arch /if'
tb
of Hazlebrook, Roscommon, aged 81.
of Onthe tßheerl. 6ctuhtfiinesidt.,wnaeradrroPpaerri.s, Marie Antoittrne.titoe'ortfit.nov
On the 17th inst., Abraham Algar, EsT, of "„f-St. ''' ,
On the 18th inst , George Bangle tag., "" '
of
wood-road, Regent';-park, aged 81.
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London: Printed and Published by MUKI-Zgol, Pti
No. 112, Strand, Printer, at TA,e Sun vile Co 0P
Strand, in the Precinct of the Svmy. in ''''
Middlesex, Saturday, December 21, 1844! .