The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-01 00:00:00

FEMALE FASEHONS.

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EVEN' Dnrs4.—.l. white satin slip, over which i§•lwh."
lace dress, 101113Meljted d'ith three quilliags of whit oil
the suet, intermixed with h,Ars of white satin ribb,,n.
body amd sleeve, both of 'which are richly ornamented w".
coloured stones, are formed in a very tiOrel style. I 1 ''1;•
•a cap composed of white satin,-finished with a flaw,
etige:t 'Alt Is pearls, and a superb plume of white featheri•
Necklace. car-rings, and bracelets, cal,atred stones
miNe.l with peat is. White satin slippers, atid witite kid
gloves:

C.I.ItPIAGe DaEss.—A cambric slip, tucked very high, 21,11
finisloil at the buttons with a deep flotince of %yolked
111(0111h
Over the slip is a robe of the same material, open in frotet,
and trimmed alt round with eery rich work.. The. body 14
the rube is made in the chemiset
.style. and 'displays' a lac'
fic/4a warn underneath. The long sleeve is ortuiasented w;til •
a how of blue ribbon, and -finished at the wrist by a novel
ant clegant raffle. Liteatt.dress, a cornetie composed of
white lace, profasey trimmed with flounces and blue rilth o"'
Glovet and slippers at blue kid. This. dress is likely t?
thine a favourite, because, independent of its
ItUceltYr it '4
extrenely elegant and striking ; -and both its form and iia
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terial are peculiarly appropriate to the present season.
BALL DitEss.—Frock of white crape 'orer white satin, 'ornto:
mewed crape Zoiiih'one. interspersed with bunches at
iihbou, arid finished by an elegant festoon wreath of roses.
Short sleeves of crape, not rery inn, trimmed "with blond,
surmounted with imperial wings elevated. '!'he hair of"
ranged iii h•intls, with very few curls, and short at the ears;
a bandeau of peat Is, surmounts:l by a bunch of f;i11-blowit
ruses. Lar-tinge sad necklace of pearls, the ileclaice f.isten"
e 4 flow by all alp e: .t. ..rocosent s broaeli braetleti
of the same. %Visite •satin shwas, with pink rosettes ; ant=••
white kid gloves.
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11*.ai.wiNct pitr+t.:.— A Wh;te ,arid'• spencer, trimmed t,•i;lt
the ',awe; with 141!s to the }),bless i.l•
the waist, and spews >a lace; it pu;hd.; of satin behind dud
on the shonider, forming a full
.epaitiette. • A fine Ls'liora
bonnet, lined and tritlatued with the same; leathers or A
hunch of water

PIRACY AND RoßßEßY.—Yeverday morning!
allarge, loaded -with goods ready to be shipped,
was, observed by the River Notice on the watch .6
to he removed from its moorings, with a party '4l
cm board bnsily,occupied in endeatouring to carry
her olf. This was sufficient to induce the-pollee
to lose no time in ende.tvouring. to
,aupreiend,
them ; accordingly a boat was procured, and all
ot'thero,beingarmed, instantly pursued the barge,
and coming up with her boarded her, and Intuit(
in her six men, whom they immediately took into
custody. After they had secured the men that
were on board, they perceived a man alone in
boat at some distance from diem, who appeared
to be connected with the gang, and seemed to be
appointed to go a-head to, see that the coast was
clear; him they also took into custody, and lodged
with the others. From the depredations lately
committed, the strictest' scrutiny will take phce
on the subject. It is suspected that these inert
belong to a gang at Lambeth, who, under the
pretence of fishing in the night, commit all kinds
of-thefts, and thus artfully evade the pursuit of
justice. It is now hoped, however, that some of
these desperadoes will soon be brought to punish_.
anent,

BURGLARY.—On Stmday night, between tha
hours of eight and twelve, the dwelling-house of
nessrs. Thorp, brewer's, in St. Jam es's-walk.
Cledienwell, was broken and entered by some
thkve;, and rubbed of two gold watches, gold
chains and seals,' various articSei of silver plate,
linen, and wearing apparel,&c.to a large amount
the villians got clear off with their booty.
MußDEß.—Yesterday evening there Walt all 15'
quest held at the, niumphant Chariot, in G,.osve-,
nor-mews, back of St. George's Hospital, before
-Coroner for Westminster, on view of
the body of John Henley. The evidence went
to hew, that he was stabbed with a knife by big
wire inea fit of jealdniy, and that he died of the
wound. Verdict' " Wilful Murder against Lila
Wife," who has absconded.

MATI.RIED.
Yesterday, at St. Andrew'e, Holborn, Martin Ware, Esq‘
of New, Bridge-street,. o Anne, youngest daughter of the
Itrv. Thomas Taylor, the Ring's-road.
'Ohw same day, at. Mary-le-40one thuich, Charles Thomas
Haden, EST Sitnne-Areet, to Emma, youngest daughter
ut the late bainuel Harrison, Esq. of rerey-street.

DIED.
At llenvvick House, Beds, on the 27th ult. Nathaniel Bogle
French, Esq. jun. third sou of `N. B. French, Esq.
On the ?9th ultimo, in the 56th year of his age, Dr. Jo",
O'ponnel, of Weitaea-street, Cavendish,square, and late 01
Uxbridge.

911 Sanday last, at his house at Norwood Green, Middle'
scx, aged 70, William Spencer, Esq. one of his Majesty's At"
tices of the Peace for the County.
At iris house in Upper Claptini,_ William Parliinioh, Lsq'
of Wincliester•ltrect, in his 71st year.

LONDON : Primed by J. B. CARSTAIRS, 14;0:7, Cra:ren-
huildittzs; atat prthlished by W. A. SCRIPPS, of Brixtnni,
At the StrN-Oprlte., Nu. 1 Li, Att)trul ; where Advertise,.
ment4, Os derts Letters (pust-pitict),&c.tmust be Iddressol,