The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-01 00:00:00

FASHIONS FOR JULY.

Moaxren Darss.—A round robe of fine cambric or jacnnot
muslin, buttoned down the front-and trimmed at the bottOm
with Vandyke.lace, or needle-work, headed with a double
border of entton ball fringe. The Orange cap, composed of
plain-net, trimmed with a full quilling of narrow lace, and
ornamented in front with bows of lace, appliqued with edging.
EVENING DRESS.—A blond lace train, richly embroidered
in silver lama, with a superb border of the same, over a petti-
coat of pink or salmon-Coloured ; a silver body, trimmed
round the top with -a cfuilling of blond, edged with silver;. a
short full sleeve of blond lace, the fulness drawn in, and con-
fined at the bottom by an embossed silver ornatucnt.—(dcker-
man :es ReFository).- -
OLDENBURG DI xxEn DRESS.—French white satin slip, de-
corated round the, bottom with a rich blond•lace, and beaded
with a superb pearl trimming ;
,a wreath of laurel leaves
formed of pearls, in an angle in the front of the slip. The
trimming is perfectly novel,, and the effect of it•is more ele-
gant than can be conceived. Over the slip is a short Rus-
sian robe of white crape, open front, edged round with a rich
1,.arl trimming to 'correspond with the slip; the Wreaths
which ornament the robe is formed of pearls also, to corres-
pond. The front of the dress is formed in a most novel and
tasteful style, peculiar to the inventress, Mrs. Rell. The
back continues full, arid the waist very short. Crape long
sleeve, trimmed with pearl bands at regular distances. Small
lace cap, superbly dectirated with pearls, and finished with
tassels to correspond ; a fancy flower is placed to the side.
The form of this cap is extremely elegant, exquisitely taste-
ful, and becoming. A white satin- Chapeaa liras, ornament-
ed with a spread eagle on the crown, worked in chenille,, is
indispensable. The heir is worn in loose ringlets in front,
and twisted tip-a la-Greeque on the left side, where it is fast-
ened in a full knot. Gloves and slippers of white kid. Plain
ivoly fan.
OBSERVATIONS—The-hair is very much worn in the style of
Charles the Seeond's Court; but this fashion should really be
confined to beauties, for, in general, it is r ery unbecoitiing.
We have also observed the hair cut short, and curled in the
neck, which, to juvenile belles is lint' unbecoming, but it is
by no means elegant. Feathers are universal, even for our
most juvenile belles: In jewellery we have nothing new to
announce. Fashionable colours for the month, are pale pink,
azure, grass-green, topaz, and evening primrose. Pink topaz,
and fawn-shot with white, are also in high estimation.—(La
Belle Assembide.)

THE MARKETS.

We had not many arrivals this
'lnch in tlie same state as on
n demand, and Is. dearer, but
Lnd Beans there was no altera-

CORN EXCHANGE, JULY I.—V
morning; the Wheat trade is n
Wednesday. Fine Oats were
ordinary were dull. In Pease
tiou.

English Wheat 475. 576. 675.
Fine ditto 735. ---s. —l.
Foreign do - 455. 575. 775.

Fine Grey Pease -51 s. --s•
Tick Bemis - - - 365. 4ss•
Small Tick Beans 475. 495•
Feed Oats - - -18 s. 2Gs•
Fine ditto - 335.
Poland ditto - - 293. 2Ss•
Fine ditto - 345. —s.
Potatoe ditto - - 42Ss.
Rape Seed• 351. —I. per I.ast.
Fine Flour - - Cos. 658.
Seconds - - 555. 60s.

Rye

- 295. 3Gs

Da. rle)! - - - 275. 3ns. —s.

Fine ditto - - 335. 3Gs.
Malt - - - -60 s. 655.
Fine ditto - - -71 s. 735.

WhitePease (boil.) • 5,11. 645.

Fine ditto 2 - Eis. —s,
Grey pease - - -48 s

SMITHFIELD, JULY I.—This day's Market had a short sup-
ply of the various kinds of Cattle ; Beef and Veal were dearer;
Lamb and Pork wt re cheaper; Mutton sold at last price; and
CI:: trade in gene-ral was somewhat flat. The sales in the
Hay-market were rather dull ; Hay r. Straw, aradClovesj feLch-
et! better prices.