The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-03 00:00:00

FASIIIONg FOR APRIL.

PROMaXADE DRESS.—A high dress composed of cegovo-
muslin ; the bottom of the skirt trimmed with .a very Iltet
flounce of work, above which is a fulness of thin
,jacotmot
let in in a broad wave, at each edge of which is a row of (raw'
broidery.
Fom. DnEss.--A round dress composed of Urling's l
over a white satin slip ; the bottom of the skirt is trimmed.wilj
a full flounce of lace, headed by a'brOad roulcau of white Will,
and surmounted by demi lozenges of lace, edged with rouledo
of satin.—(Acktitmarries REPOSITORY.)
ENGLISH BALL DnEss.—Arcadian robe of Tirling's la
over a white satin slip ; th. 2 border of the slip trimmed with.
gauze a.la-bouffont, confined by Tull blown blush rote. std
white satin straps. _
PARISIAN BALL DnEss.--Slip of pink satin, under apix..
crape frock ; the crape dres.s trimmed at the border -with A
puckering of crape, bouquets of roses, ears of corn; and pearls'
A full short sleeve trimmed to correspond ; and a corsage
I'Antique, pointed in froiit with rows of pcarls.—(LA 131:0.%
ASSEMBLIZE.)

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MURDER.—Wednesday, about two o'clock, a dreadful/nu ,fr
der was committed on the body of a young Lady, living in eat
house of Capt. Peck, Porthifid-place, near Mountjoy-squVe7
Dublin. Shortly before the time mentioned, a „oirlof the moil',
of Ennie called at the house, and informed the Lady that the=
Captain had met with a severe accident in Earl-street. and th:l
she had been sent by him to have the servant-maid dispatcb
with his great coat, and a carriage to convey him home, ww,*ch.
was instantly complied with. The entire story, hoire'ver, W,,..%
iT
a fabrication, no such accident had happened to Captain Pec‘""
On the return of the servant, she found the place in great dis°r
der, the house robbed, and her mistress murclored—the Pro-
perty taken was considerable. She instantly ave the alarm
The deceased was found in the kitchen, man ed in a shcickin4 -
manner. A- Coroner' Inquest sat on the bol y, rigid brought in,
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a verdict against a clil4..artled female servant of the name 0'
Bridget Bitterly, as guilty of Wilful Murder, and against the
girl Ennis, as having aided and assisted in the robbery.
The youngest son of J. ANGERSTZD7; Es 9. one of the itu"
dents of Eaton College, was unfortunately drowned last vreelc;
in consequence of a small boat.upsetting, while he was reaching
for one of the sculls, which he had dropped. The body wan
found on Thursday last, near -Clever, and, taken to the C011'.5:6
for an Inquest to be held, upon it. _

BUtTHS,
On the lat inst. t',c Ladyof Captain Filth, of the rp.og-
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Horse Artilleiy, . f a cizio4liter.
At Trignmoutli, f.o 'lhors,lay last, the Lady of Captain
Forrest; 11i,y:41 Nary. C.B. of a son. . —.

• MARRIED.
On the id inst. at St. I'd:leils, Joshua Sint*, Esq. of Uridg"
north, '.atop, to Ntlis Susinna Mactnieliarl, of the same, Place].
On SAttirday, the :3131 ult: at Brighton, Mr.Satal"l 114 i
ley, to Jernitua, eldest daughter of Alr. John Stec, both u
the alli)re vlace,

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On the 2d n.i t. at Florence, Wm. Robert /3roughtim, ct
Captain in the RoYtl Na.v, and Camel of Marines.
zealous Officer served his c.;:nitry most actively for more th'll
40 years: lie cony:landed the Chatham brig, which attended
Captain Vancouver his Voyage round the World. and-erl
Pluretl all the interior of California ;) and whilst accomPanl,e,
by the present Captain Thomas itlaithy, of the Navy, be i
ctivered and explored.the pear River Columbia, on the 1%:.1 •
Coast of America.
On Sunday, tin iFI inst. at 'Bur; St. Edmund's, George
Wesent, Esq. of the General Post 6dice, aged stil•
A few days ago, Joseph Austin, E•t. aged 86, matlY
year
Proprietor of. the Cheoer and Newcastle Theatres. .&e• 3
nd
tilV•la:n remaining actor mentioned in Churchill's liosciad.l

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