The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-30 00:00:00

DINNER ORES%

A crimson satin dress, the corsage cut very low round tl.e
bust, Is disposed in front in drapery folds, which meet in the
centre, and form ademi-losange. A gold enamelled pin, beautitAtlly
wrought, fastens the folds in the centre of the bosom. Long
and very wide sleeves of gaze de sole, over short ones of crimson
satin ;
the sleeve is terminated by a manclidle a la Ninon of the
same material, The head dress is a :bird, composed of shaded
blue gauze: it is of a very light and novel form, and ornamented
only with a very broad gauze riband to correspond, which is fas-
tened In two short bows, with ends that tall nearly to the knee,
on the left side. Ear-rings of ma.oive gold, of the pear form.—
The bracelets are one of black velvet with a gold clasp, the
other of gold chains

(From the Lady's Magazine.)
NIORNINC7 DRESS.

cap a la paysanne of British thread lace—the cap is open be.
hind, and admits large bows of hair to be visible; the hair is
placed very high on the temples, with a large bow on the right
side; the rest is carelessly disposed in bands. Skirt of dove.
coloured and white shot silk, very full and guile plain. rotted
corsage and MI sleeves of white clear muslin ; robing epaulettes
with deep vaudykes, fluted, as shown by the late;p wristlets to
match. -These, with the apron, are matte of pale pink batiste,
embroidered with glazed cotton, or of pale pink grits de Naples:
worked with white silk. Parma violet cachemire. Necklace of
three rows of cut jet or ebony; shoes cut into sandals, and fas-
tened with three bows on the instep.

DINNHR MIRAN AT now,

Cap of vandyked gauze, embroidered with white floss silk.
Dress of blue dual, either robed back to show a worked muslin
chemisette, or closed with an enamelled ruby clasp. Collar and
roblngs edged with narrow fringe.

WALKING fIRESS4,

Pelisse of reps silk shot with green and rose julienne (which is
a rich ruby brown, not quite so deep as granite colour). The
o
ylslgossible. on the shoulders, and as plain and
,The pelisse is trimmed robing
corsage
tots madetthe shape
:ell-
a
from the shoulders to the feet, with 14ee, swansdown, or chin.
chills; when fur is used, no boa tippet is worn, and in many
emus this kind of trimming supersedes the boa. The sleeves
wide at the top, and cut sloping to the wrist, licit brown and
green figured velvet. The outside of the hat is of the same ma-
terial as the pelisse; the inside lined with white or tinted satin.
Green satin ribbons striped with rose juliotne. When this dress
is worn, trimmed with fur, figured velvet is adopted for the out.
side of the hat. The extraordinary warmth of tne season makes
the autumnal fashions extremely fluctuating,

EVENING muss,
Caps made in the form of a wreath of rut gauze ribbons. This
beautiful head-dress is sometimes made of small feathers the
strings are then omitted. Amaranth coloured gres saples
dress. The skirt made with deep scolloped robing., trimmed
with narrow black blonde. Cape epaulettes of a deeper shade of
purple velvet, scolloped and edged with narrow black blonde.
A fall of broad black blonde surrounds thebosom, beneath which
is drawn a broad ribbon to match the colour of the rap. White
line sleeves in two hirgeboVans itt top,

'mutes miEss.

Pule mge green meritioes. Full short slecves, with a bow 01
satin ribbon to match the dress in front of each arm. Full troth
sera, trimmed with scolloped wort. Sage green merino boots.

(From the Lady's ,ltumlevi,)
w 114Ess•
A cambric muslin gown, corsage uni, and sleeves a l'imbrcille.
The border of the dress Is finished, as high as the knee, with A
rich and highly raised embroidery. pelisse worn with this
dress Is of gros des lodes, the colour a new shade of lavender.
Plain tight corsage, and sleeves made very whit+ nearly to the
point of the elbow; the fullness trout thence, to the wrist ar.
ranged in longitudinal plaits, which are dividesimitiway from the
wrist to the elbow by u broad band ; gauntlet eta The fronts
of the pelisse are trimmed on each Side by a band oferniine,
row at the waist, suit brunt as it approaches the bottom. &le.
title 410 colluret‘e of cambric; the trimming of the former
lightly embroidered at the edge, illmnet of drab-colourt.ii satin;
the brim is lined with tiark:green ; hod metal of rose.
coloured 04' ti, ornaifients the inside of the
brim; the crown is trimmed with ribands and fancy flowers,
Ermine unlit

tiNiNt.i !mass,
(IVI 0( canary.colonred satin; tke corsage is cut low,
square lieu lIIiI, and open lit front nearly to the waist; it is finished
with trinuning a revers, which is edged with blond lace. Satin
deeees of the berg form, and long ones n 4'intfrrilk, of gaze de
Faris ; the cAptif.reffe, froln the make of the dress, is
very numb seen, is tutu (d. gaze de Paris, finished round the
bust with two rows of narrow pointed blond lace. he hair is
dressed hill at the sides of the face, and in one large knot on the
summit of the hetut, with a plaited braid twisted round it. A
bandeau of pearls goes round the forehead, and a rose, with buds
and foliage, is inserted in the braid at the back of the Intl,

cr'..l-411 ilia Fashior.)
ifVIING DRUM.
4 dress composed of pert dt's lodes Eros de Naples, the corsage
is halthigh, the hack it plain, but the fronts have a little tub
nets on the shoulder. tlold buttons, of the lozenge form, richly
wrought, adorn the centre of the bust. The upper part of the
sleeve is of the usual (Wriest, but from a little above the elbow
to the wrist it tits quite close to the arm. The eeinture is fst.
tested in front in ends without bows, by a maPiVe until buckle;
the skirt is finished Al high as the isni.e, ey a trimming of the
same mate slat, arranged to a very novel, manner with lozenge
buttons. conesou ea calor of eatnbrie, trimmed round with a
triple ruche of the same 'material Cravat of ponceau taffetas.
The hair is die-tacit ih fUll curls on the forehead, find arranged
us a plaited Italia on the'crown of the head ; it is deairattsi with
knots of ribbon.

NtoRN ISO IsITING bartis.
A cite draLvolourvcl satin, eot.sage wwl, and SletVe

'lmbeeille. The skirt 14 trimmed round the border with in em-
broidery en lusange, of bright green silk. The corsage is nearly
'covered by a ennezou en pelerine of very rich white blond lace.
The bracelets and Mature are of green ribbon, the latter termi.
nates in a knot without ende in front. fiat of rose-coloured
satin, trimmed under the brim with foliage of cut ribbon. A
full.blowo rose, blond lace, and knots of figured green ribbon,
gracelblly intermingled, forms the remainder of the trimming.

EVENING nanss.
A crape dress, over satin to correspond. The colour it a new
shade at rase noisette. The corsage is cut low, particularly on
the shoulders, and drape in front. Beret sleeve, partially covered
with a deml-Manieluke sleeve of white gaze de Paris, looped at
the points of the shoulders with knots of gauze ribbon. The
skirt is decorated with points a revers; they are edged with
white silk trimming, and are each ornamented with a knot of
ribbon. The head-dress is a • bite crape beret, of a very novel
shape, adorned with a profusion of white ostrich feathers.
Necklace, ear-rings, and bracelets, gold and rubies.