The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-01 00:00:00

ENGLISII COSTUME.

• • Na. i.—A WALKING DRESS.
A Walking Dress, of plain camoric muslin, with a simple
wrap front; and frock :On. A pelisSe of fawn-coloured sars'
net, trimmed all round with 'a mohair fringe,' fi6wing open,
l• but which is occasionally wrapprd round the figure, as taste
I or inclination inay dired. Mountain bonnets of natural straw,
I -worn low coi'the• forehead. Bow of lawn-coloured ribbanci
on left side, continued under the chin, and terminating
then;, with bows and ends, High shoes and parasol o! fawn-
„,
. .
rcolour„ with white fringe and bows. Limerick' gloves. •

22.— IAN-EVENING. DRESS.
Plain c ;ear muslin petticoat. With short train ; wotn over
white satsnet ; bortt!red at the bottom, a little above-the
hent, in a Vandyke of shaded green cbenile . A Spanish demi.,
vibe or white satin,, slOped in the form of a crescent behind
r and before, and teininating on each side in a point, from
whence is suspended a tassel of chenfir ; the'Under waist
plaited in front, and a &Un- wra p commencing on pie right
Shoulder crosses the bosom, and terminates on the lett side of
the waist ; worked hadt, somewhat higher than Usual ;, an
under sleeve of white satin,-enibroidered at the edge, tt, cot*.
spoud with the'bottOtn of the. dress ; MUSiih sleeve over,
hill at the bottom,. and gathered into. 'a pearl brooch in the
centre of the 'arm. Lace tucker to shade 'the bosoth- -quite
straight.' Flora cap of green velvet, with flowing border of
deep lace, caught tip in front with a pearl ornament. -Hatt iu
crossed bands, i a few. simple curls beneath, tailing on
• orw.eyeAmow. .Pearl 'necklace, ear-rings, and bracelets.—
it satin shoes ; and white gloves, above the elbow,
PARISIAN FIGURES

No:
.3.—WALICIN`; Datss• • '
A plain frock of 1: tench CartiMic, simply ;open, hemmed at
1 the bottom.; the, ho.som cof low,,.gattiered into a narrow
worked band, and buttoned dowir the back ; full sleeve,
l gathered into two rows (Si phckered net, and tied at the.h.ack
1..0t the arm With pile pink ,flohmid ; a sash 01. tide saute colour_
fastened nod iii snia,l bows; with of:equal' eildS, not ex-
-"ceeding olt.' :, id • . Bonnet of • white straw, d /4 P.rnield, tied'
, so close as ii,,,,i ly to conceal the•clo .; crown of pink figured •
1 garsnet ; a puffing of tinhand round, and bowand cr.ds in
trrit: Hair in 10;',,e CEiris. -13,0wn India shawl, checked
with pink. A tri!),l- ear,:,iogtv. and brooch: Brown. kid high
:.shoes, laced-with pink curd- Tan-colOured gloves,: fastened
above the elbow with a puckered glove-toll. l'ink parasol.
' .. No.. 4,—FuLt. DrtF.ss. ..'
A-white Crape uncier.4ir,ss, white satin-osier it,:einbroidered
up the (root and round t he„ bottom with a border of tulips.
A Cireassiyi • tube ,of: lilac, sitrsnet, embroideied. with the
-s'am.:, in natural cooors ;, robip.hack, cut vary
,low.; sleeves
of white -!‘l4.itin, very full, with crape culls, embroideredin
'Colours to coFrespond with the robe; plain. 'mind bosom.,
very low, with a simple tudzer.Ot plaited met, an eted plait-
ing of Valid) ke lace, c,Vunencing Irani the edge of the
shot:thief, anti continuing round the back:- ' A white silk
frin,e round the bottom of the 'petticoat, and up the sides of
-tire robe
_Bandeau of laurel leaves in foil, round the temples
and across the forehead, totally o'cs;:uring the flow of hair.—
Plain bands, however, are seen above, united in a bow on the,
top, and attached to a. Jockey crown of white satin, orna•-;
rucntcd With foil. Three-curled osticlt feat her in front.---
, Diamond necklace and car-rinis.lo loves, aecßlentally below'
-the elow. Shoes of Avhite satn,' with bOws of silver em-
bossed ribbarid. Fan of white crape, ornamented in- natural
'towels ut foil. ' • . .
•

The only capital Prize in the present Lottery yet
divided into Shares is. No. 71,57, a Prize of 10,0001.
which was sold in one Quarter, two Eighths, and
. eight „Sixteenths, by Swwr and Co. No. 1 1, Poultry,
and No. IQ.; Charing-Cros,s, by whom also many of
the hi2;hest Prizes in the last and late Lotteries Were.
sh%red and sold. There are now J 9 Capital Priies
in the Wheel, 'and Tickets and Shares no highet,in
price than before. the Drawing 'began._ The next
.Day. of Drawing will be on Tnesday, the 4th of
Novernber-
How' to account for the great demand for Tickets
and Shares within these few days, stao-gers the oldest
• Lottery'•,Offiee Keepers. The opinions are various ; •
some ate so cOnfident that they do not hesitate to
declare that-tiwy must be given 'away ; but on what
occasionf or for what purpose, no one chnseS to say:
It is quite inuriterial to the Speculators, so that
they sell them all by., nest Tuesday morning, :at
ten. o'clock. Wan-anted undrawn Tickets and
Shares are now on sale at the Old State Lottervo
Office of Hoiu and Co. 26, Cornhill,- 52, Char-
ing-Cross, and St. Ma*rgaret's Hill, Borough.
If any one man ,bias ever been rrore .successful
than 'another, it is Dr. Solomon, who has brought_
his cordial Balm of Gilead to such perfe&ion that it
never fails removing the worst. And most crabbed
disorder of the. nerves. It, always exhilirates and
cheers the spirits, braces and invigorates the'whole
frame. Such a. Medicine, for its healing„balsamio,
friendly, and sanative Oualitle, upon the debililated
constitution, deserves the wondrous encouragement
it meets with from all ranks who baye•been fortu-
nate enough to have recourse to it. It is peculiarly
efficacious in all inward wastings, loss of appetite,
indigestion, depression Of sphits, trembling or shah
trig of the handi or limbs, obstinate coughs, short-
' - tiess of breAth,. consumptive habits; . &c. &c.' At
till's season of the year;Dr, Solomon's Medicines are
'highly useful to the 'valetudinarian ; but caution is
necessary to guard against counterfeits, by obServing
,the words, " Sanal. Solomon, Liverpool," engrayed
on the stamp affixed to each Bottle, without which
it cannot:be genuine Sold at 10s. 6d. or four in
.. one Sos. Bottle (which, saves 95.), by Mathews and
Leigh, No. 18, Strand„and by the principaliMedi-
eine Venders in thetinited.Kingdorn. Dr. Solomon,
when co' isulted„ expels his usual fee of Half-a-
Guinea. Such letter should, for Safety, be thus
rested, " Money. letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House,
near Liverpool." • .

• 31111' NEWS.

. .
P 9617, OCTOBER 29,
ArtiVed -the John and !Thomas, Morcum,' and Elizabeth,'
'Dempster, .floin, New tOundiand ; ClarisSa, Brook, 'from- St.
Maloes ; Aclive, Brown, .Adive,.. Wit-.
hams, and joint, W hire, from. Porfsmouth ; Brothers,
Coates, front and Industry, Brooks, front Ply-
In 'nth.
S.,ilekt -the Lanrentza. Maria, 'Clausen,. for Leghorn ;
Amity, Kith. ror Newcastle ; Vulcan, Davis,, for London ;
and'A‘in amid Marshall, for [-lull.
Oer. 30. Arrived --the.Biessing, Robbins, from London;
and A.,;(7i-iinia„ls.,vey, frOm
Sailed—the Marquis of Stallind, Smlth,,for llull.'•
GRAVESEND, ocr • 30.,
. Passed by—the • Surat Castle, Istriter, from Canton ; Jo-
sephine, Cliatton,. from - Senegal.; George, Dead, trout De-
merara ; johns, 'Stiti•-le, trout Surinam ; Eddystone, Bell,
from ,2,•lehec ;•• Nortolk Hero,. Cakvert,.from Onega.;.• Three
Brothers, Angel, from Norway ; Stetione, Fisher, from Ca-
diz i• Sr: George';' Painter, • and Ceasar; Fowler,• from lll-
nfitca
• -
Sailed—the Elliort,-Lairler, for Thienos Ayres ; Mary,
Todd, for Berh4:e, and Carolus, Ehlers, for Hambro'.

i'l? IC it 0 f•' STOCit'S . '
• • ''.' • ~,..:yE3T,RDAY.
Bank Stock, 213 - ' 111(114 Stock,
N ;:.-iy; i per Cedt -04114. :, ' :. !l rtilit 13011(14, 2S. 3S. pr,
i per ecnt. 1797, . I..xci.equer Bill., par, 43. pr.
I
i,ill S.-per (.:,tit.- -' '." ,-- Olneinn,r,.3i.. •
4 ;,,, . ~..:cnr.,) ;L, 6 ;,,- ' - , 3pe.i Celli.. Deferred
3 ix. r. Celli., 1,11 '6,i -,/j ', . I :nprial 3 per cent.
per ,:.clit C'en. 61 i',,,1,-
,‘. • Ditto Ann. •
r L ~o o k 1.. :in. 17 :1; 5- thins 1 L:on. fur zsth Nov. 6! I .
' 1)i-tta'Shor Ann.._ .. - , • . , ' ' .