The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-04-01 00:00:00

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Fie lild:V3 FOR APRIL.
Wicaritetritass..;* A bimliric sisaTto Wand diiimi. the skirt
gored sad rather full # the bates is inilhed by a deep dooms
of soft sairdia; which is eat it MaHops. and edged %Nish arrow
laces firiallisiance is saresimated by a brawl piece of soft Media
honeycomb* and ilei4ad at each edge by melte yritllops.—
Hig Made tight to the shape. sad richly let 1111 netts
work. Pileimg sleeve. Isiabed.st Me wrist by threenarrow
scalloped ilesisees. Over this dress ia tiara a pelisie composed
of lavender-edintlied reps silk; sad limed with ss bite mtsoet ; it
it &Seised dime the from by white silly Maoist, aid is area.
nested at the bottom of the akin with a roulette of *bite satin.
which is entwined with Laiteeder-entoeied silk cord. ilia back
is eight to the shape. and has a narrow hesialim at iseb skie.—
Tbe freest is gabbed as far l the wiletby..rieb white
sad breidiag. There 4 *small itautlim col Lr. lob
with white satin. The sleeve is rather tight. did
by ali epaulette, *llia it looped to the shialder. sad -
ed with a white card aad Isiah. Small white lase
dress, the chapeau el lova de Bowl the 101". Pitt
of layetader-ealoated kiln; the hit of 'rivet tertarrnifsmid
the crows is very low; the brisk deep. *ad tarsi op all mood
a Rill plume of white ostrich feathers is plated so as to fall o'er
to the left side. Kid gloves, awl Isklfsbutin a correarfig with
the petits.
bessiso Desss.—A !Alleviate vomit draft. the bailey of
the skirt goisbed by a large ronleao of %%bite suite; tile realms
is °emaciated at regular distancra with braids oThisost-eoliatart.:
id "alit, sod is atamorsteil by thiee binds of lecm-rolorred
satil. The body is made plain. and higher than slay are gene-
rally worn; it is finished room; the best hl a single Gill ot blood
lace set on almost plain. Mott full sleeve, tohlitted at the bat-.
tees by a row of white satin paha*. A lesion.coloared satin
body. cut extremely low round the bud. is wont user the asee
; it is tinished round the waist in the ereokli style tt Ws.
and has a small epaulette, *Weir wands tip as the slimiest. of
a very novel form. liend-dress. Ike Cambridgerlope. emit
posed of British net and pale lemoo.tailatited satift; it is ofjg
moderate beigai, ornamented r mud the at, i of the crown by
Falls of pile kmon-eolaered waits s bird of parader. Outer
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placed au one side. Necklace tio3 earaings pearl. N bite le-
caviare slippers mod white hid ;Oases. A plain -tad, eem-
posed of net silk, is thrown carelessly over the ibooldets.
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MO N7ll LY AGRICUL7VR4L REPOkr
FOR MARGII.
The Lent Cora sowing has bees generally Impeded by the
mins through the 'ninth. Ihe Ilarleys car y gat ii, in the
}:astern Markt. hate been mach cut by the ititlit frosts.--
Wiles and Peas that were timely gr lied, or dibbled, Pleat ge-
nerally well for the Imrar.hoe system t those ploughed in iii,on
strong lauds are out so promising. Ihe general ilsias of Wheat
con issue good and be.•in to titter ; hut some pat ta of Kent
late bees injured by tile slog and wire-sons. 'the Kaye Seed
plants bid fair t.i; a fair crop. Turnip Seed is still so abeadaist.
that in Norfolk acJ Suffolk it Is found difficult to burrow tdei.
vied stock to fera it off la time for Barley sowing. Ray brave
nod Clovers i.re l kely to he nirindant. Early sewn Waster
'f arcs ill atird but a slight ',induce. Ti e ten eeritiaries are
freer flans iliao has generally been known at this *fawn;
their y stung look kindly. and their Oat lauds are to
good order for sue ing. The flork-masteis of the Not therm
eosins ier kooplain of their great Ins. of Ewes as well as Lambs
nod through Lint Anshire they have lust snore Sheep of all meta
by the rot thaw was ever remember's'. Lean Stock of all Linde
ha. haJ a Niftier rite, particularly Weider sheep and iloggeta,
which %test dryer higher. The Meal market, are also consi-
derably advanced. particularly for Motion and Pig Ports.—
Horses of must descriptions are dear and scarce. pertkularly
good shaped carriage and bony tart-horses. The Notrl market
to brisk si an advirtsee ate last month's retard, both for Nag and
short fleeces.

RIOT Ar THY DOMINION or FANCY,
STRAND.

Monday night, about half.past eleven o'clock, thd
Strand and its vicinity was thrown into great alarm,
arising out of the following circumstances :—Mondat
night, Stebbing, and some other actors belonging Id
the Provincial Theatres, were to have a beuefit at the
house (due notice of which had been given by placards),
and amongst the novelties advertised, were "
draulies•lasilations of Madam. Mouden, Fewerll4
Keatbk, Young, Cooke, and Kean," in principal
characters, by Stehbing ; a new Pantomime, Witted
66 The Felipe of the Moon, or fiarlequin Ranging
the Planets;" a Mr. James was to support an anvil
on his breast, which four smiths were to beet with
real sludge hammers ! And the aame pews' sus
afterwards to dance the tight rope, under such dis-
advantages as were never attempted but by himself
The Singing and ll)draulics (the latter of which was
performed by Mr. Bologna iu person), went off with
great eclat, but of the Pantomime, it is impossible to
convey soy idea. It was represented behind It
transparency, which magnified the figures for the pur-
pose of `• practically proving, that mundaneezhibitione
I may be viewed through more mediums than one."—
The audience, however, through some " mediae',"
discovered that the tight rope intiodored, was no,
other than a spring board, aboot two feet wide, on.
which a Gentleman capered away in great style.
On making this discovery, the whole house became
clamorous, and called loudly for Stebbing. After
half as hour bed elapsed, Stebbing came, and on his
entrance was greeted with the usual sign of popular
displeasure, wich induced him to retire precipi-
tately. Seeing t+
no likelihood of hailng thepromises
in the bill fulfilled, the Pit began to pro to lets
of violence. They broke the coat and several
lamps, and a regular pelting and fighting match took
place. The lights were all blown out{ end the metier
group left in total darkness, in hopes they would
go away. In about half on boor's time, the crowd
having in vain attempted to broil the doors and
seals, left the body of the Theatre, -end proceeded
into the, long porch, where they commenced the
.me devastation. Mr. am at length succeeded,
with the help of some other persons, to close thin
middle door', to protect the female, who were is this
Hoses from insult. The crowd having demolished
all they thought proper, went ietri the Strand, which
for a considerable time afterwards was s ohm of
riot. .

Whilst 11• alterations cud improvements et Cad+
ton-hoese are going on, the Pat "Kt REoctre hilt
reside at Mariborough.hease, which is now preparing
for his Royal Highness's reception. Independently-
of the removal of the screen of colemes in front of
the Palace, domestics/Sees will be tweeted, and some
changes take place in the disposition of the oroa.
mews and fornitare in the State gpartments.
The report Is again revived *it St. James's Palace
will chore, be removed, to make sty for a new edi-
ice of brick and sti the order to be Grecian,
and the grand entry opposite 91. James's-street.
Every person now residing therein teceived
official intimation to quit posseesion bat
; tved as the
erder was isseed ail months ago, they may be called
to quit at a week's notice.
Some thieves gained admission late the lime of
Mr. Wm. Brows, No. 5, Coom-hireets Bethnal-OPtiev
66 Solidity last, whilgt the heal were et &Met ;
they °petted a ted.chsasber. sod pkked the lath 0( a
trent, containing weerieg typed esmi She ie ihieee•
*high they succeeded is acrylic eir. •


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