The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-01 00:00:00

DIV 11)1,24DR.

LI T. Hartley, Cheapside, warehouseman, Sept. 28, at
ten, at the Court of Commissinnera—W Hall, Liverpool,
linen-draper, Sept., 29, at outs, at the Clarenden-roonae,
Liverpool—W. 0. Dickinson and J. Dickinson, New-
castle-upon-Tyne, merchants, Sept. e:9, at one, at the
George Inn, Newcastle-upori-Tyne..G. NewcaNtle-
upon4ryne. painter, Sept. 23, at eleven, at tlw George
Inn, Niiweastle-upon-Tyne—R. Thompson, Liverpool,
merchant, Sept. 21, at one, at the office of Mr. Holden,
Liverpool—W. Trillium, Derby, orange-merchant, Oct. A,
at twelve, at the King'e Arms Inn and County Tavern,
Derby—W. Donkiu, Newcastle upan-Tyne, linen-ifreper,
Sept. 21, at eleven, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, New.
castle.upon-Tyne—William Drake, St. Columb, Cornwall,
linen-draper, Sept. 23, at ten, at the CA' munereial Jim, St.
Coltin&—T. Hutton, aen., Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicester-
shire, plumber, Sept. 241 at twelve, at the Hastings Hotel,
Ashby-de-la-Zotich—W. Moulton, Warwick, grocer, Sept.
27, atone, at the Warwick Arms Inn, 'Warwick—J.
Dison,-Lincoln, draper, Sept. 25, at one, at the Strawn's
Head Inn, Lincoln—lt. Belt, Newcastle.upon-Tyne, mer-
chant, Sept. 22, at eleien, at the George Inn, Newcastle-
upou-Tyne—E., Ogden, Rochdale, Lancashire, innkeeper,
Sept. 23, at eleven, et the Albion Hotel, Rochdale.

CERTIFICATES—Sept 2!.
J. Jones 'Ana J. Fere(Nl, DiWILT, Worceltermbirel pig.
iron-makers--J. and W. Armitage, Sheffield, manufac-
turers of British tnet*l &pus, Witheridgr,
•• Devonshire, shopkeeper—T4 Braucher, Leeds, merchant—
J. Whitehead, Manchester, coach-proprietor—J. Ibly,
Arycanibe-tairsh, Ilurkinghanothire, paper-rnalt
Plunkett, Canuon.plsee, AVltitet.hupel.road, carpenter`--
H. Tickle, Muryport, Cumbtrlsnd, ironmonger-41 Kirk,
'Leeds, eictuallerli. Garbutt), Woalivicb, tallow. chandler
—J. Wheeler, King's Aftris4arci, Colentan-atreet, wine-
merchant., -

PA. TETNERatips D 1 um:NED.
T. Lord, E. Butterworth, J. Lord, awl W. Jeokissoo,

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Manchester, .peckers—J. Pincott, T. Bonner, and J.
ROwe, Oxford-street, linen-drapers—J. and NV. Jenkin-
son, and W. Bow, Salford, Lancashire, maChine-makers
—J. Fagsn and G. Johnson, MO Hdl, Greenwich,
plumbers—G. H. Hrrris. and E. Heet.y, Birmingham,
importers of foreign wines—F. Marshall and C. Jaquev,
Kenton-street, Bloomsbury, letter-press printers...W.
and J. Pilbrow, Canterbury, ironmongers—P. Rackham
and M. N. Titt, Bury-4lva, St. James's, dress-makers—
J. Alilner; 'l'. Ward, and IL Ward, -Cock-hill, Itatclitt,
mast-makers--B. Dime and G. Hargreaves, Manchester,
music-sellers—R. Eastaott, Bremlwoodwidger, and R.
Seccombe, Stowthrd, Devonshire, litneburners—J. Worrali
and W. %Otero:, Liverpool, Idoek-makers.:—S. Lucas,
awn., S. Lucas, jun., W. Lucas, and .1. Shore, Beeralston,
Devonshire, and Brightside, Yorkst.ire, refiners of silver
—A. and li. MtCallrn, fl.aufort-buildings, Strand,
taunts--.. 1.. Baker, East Dereham, and G. Grant, Shepd-
ham, Norfolk, horse-dealers—A. and .1. F. Holmes, Step-
ney, tallow-chandlers—C. and W. Tee, Barnsley, York-
.hire, linen manufacturers—:G., 'F., and W. Wood, Lye.
NVorcestershire, shovel manufaetnrero-11. Jobb, I'.
Bully, and J. Cross, St. John's, Newfoundland, dealers.

VASIIIONS FOR SEPTEMBER.

LADIES' FASHIONS.
(From the World of Fashion.)

WHOLE LENGTH FIGURE OF HER ]LOST GRACIOUS
BIAJESTV QUEEN ADELAIDE.
A dress of white arras fle Naples, made wit 4 a shOrt
train, and embreidered in a style of peculiar osoveltrand
elegance, with gold-colonred Coisape point, of
Coot-eolutaitl'gkos des loafs cut square, nod vet), low,
anU richly embroidered to -correspnoil with the skirt.
Marino Fallen> sleeves, of blond her, over white pros de
Naples ; they are confined to the anti just above the
elbow by a rosette of white ribbon, with a jewelled orna-
ment in the ceutre. A fall of blond lace disposed in
dents 4/e loop goes round . the bust. The apron is of
blood net embroidered in yellow silk to correspond with
the skirt. The hair is dressed in two bows hehintl, nod
in full culls on each side of the face, it is ornamented a kb
a diadem of gold enriched with. jewels, and lappets of
English blond lace. The necklace ,ctirisists of several
rows of large pearls, intermixed with rubies, pearl ear
rings, and gold bracelets with rutty claps. '
• watdaxo pans.
A dress of jaconot muslin, emnroidered in wreaths of
foliage, which form lozenges; the corsage, open before and
b!hind, turns over in ,1 I which
are narrow at the
human of the waist, but seise at the top The sleeVrs are
of plain muslin ; tie y are full from the shoulder to about
the middle of the fore-pert of tine arm, where.they termi-
nate in cuffs, they sit close to the anti, The ehendsette
worn with this dress is of tvattbric, disposed in small
plaits, and buttoned behind. The collar is square and very
large. flat of rive istrsar, something smaller thau they
have lately been worn ; it is trimmed under the brim With
corpses of white gauze ribbon ; the crown is ornamented
with meads, interlaced with bands; a sprig 'of fancy
flowers is iuserted in the nteud that ornaments the erotic
of the crowit, and n'eorresponding sprig inserted in the
base of a,ntrud at the side lays. flat Von the brim:
xvittarro nitwit
Conetroff. of bland Mit, matte low round the bust, and
felt ; the (illness is arranged in an embroidered Wand. Lap-
pets of blond Nee forth the .conezurs ca, carer before atdi
behind. The sleeves, which are of blue pros de Naples,' are
nearly concealed by a triple fall of blond lace. The skirt is
Composed of blue crepe, Over blue yrus de .Naples ; it is
'beautifully trimmed round tte harder with blond l Ice, dbl..
pad. in descents, with a n,rud of blue gauze ribbon in
the centre of each. The hair is dressed in 'light curls on
the temples, and in two rows behind. A gold chain is
brought low upon the furehead; and bouquets of roses and
etlimilowers placed at each side.

uottxtNG pans.
_4ltoes of tose.tolou ed pros ees Indes,anti the.corsope-
made up to the throat, is ornamented with a piece of the
same material cut in deep points, which goes round the
hack in the style of a pelerine, and forms the front of
the bust osecur ; the points are edged with a narrow silk '
trimming to correspond in colour. A rich open guimp
also corresponding in colour, borders the skirt at the knee.
hat of grass-green pros de .Nkples trimmed with a bou-
quet of roses with buds and foliage, and knots of rose-
coloured ribbon. Collarette of blond net.
Youtrn LADY'S ASS.

White trowsers made very wide and long, confined to
the kg at the ancle, And fioished round the bottom with
two rows of embroidery. Frock of Batiste delaine, em-
broidered round the border. Canezou of jaconot
Straw hat. Ccinture of broad vareur ribbon, with long
ends. Kid half boots, corresponding in colour with the
sa,b.

(From the Lady's Magazine.)
FULL DRESS.

Robe of pale bile rerophane, over a dress of white
sarsenet. It is made ala schall, and folds on the right
side ; a half chemisette, trimmed with the finest Bedford
lace, is seen at the front and hack of the corsage; the
white silk slip it made tight to the shape, but the corsage
is fulled round the waist in large rich folds, to correspond
with those of the skirt. Sleeves d l'imbeeille, very full
and long, and sloped a little to the wrist. The edge of the
epaulettes the belt, and wristlets are worked in the Grecian
scroll, in floss silk, of a rich turquoise blue, or of white
silk. The hem of the skirt, and at the knees, is embroidered
in the same pattern enlarged.

The hair is most becoiningly arranged, and finished by
a large coronet-comb of gold and enamel. • Enamelled ear-
rings, and in place of bracelets, a worked band at the
wrists, fastens with a large enamelled stud.