The Sun.
London, England, 1825-03-05 00:00:00

TIIE KING.

Witlbsoit, MARCH 4.—The weather continuing so change-
able and unfavourable to outdoor exercise, prevents his Majesty
taking his usual airings in the Great Park.—There have been
no visitors at the Royal Lodge since the King's return from the
Aletropolis, excepting his Royal Sister. The Princess Augusta
paid a morning visit yesterday to his Majesty.

FA S HIONA BLE ARRIVALS.
Viscountess Ennismore and the Honourable Miss Hare,
at Kingston-House ; Lady Caroline Dundas and Miss Dun-
das, in Hanover-square ; Mr. William Dundas, in Lower
Grosvenor-street; Honourable Edward Foley, in Lower
Brook-street ; Mr. Charles Ford, in Somerset-street; Mr.
Lionel Forrester, in Gloucester-place; Miss Gape, in Morti_
mer-street ; Capt. Fergusson, R. N. in Green-street, Park-
lane; Mrs. and Miss Gordon, in Conduit-street; Mrs. Hunter,
and Miss Holmes, in Mansfield-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert,
in Albemarle-street ; Lady Lambert, in Manchester-square ;
Major and Mrs. Montgomery, in Park-street; Capt. Sir Archi..
bald Murray, Bart. in Upper Brook-street; Mrs. and Miss
Mordaunt in South A udley-strcet ; Mr. Edward William Mills, '
in Hilt-street; Mrs. and Miss North, in Queen Anne.:street
West ; Mr. and Mrs. Cosway, in Lower Berkeley-street, from
Brighton ; Lord and Lady Stopford, at the St. George's Hotel,
Albemarle-street ; Mr. and Mrs. Tulk, at ditto, from Switzer-
land : Captain Milligan and J. Page, Esq., at the Royal Hotel,
St. James's-street.
' CHANGES.-The Marchioness of Westmeath, on a visit to
their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, at
Bushy; the Duke of Richmond, for his seat, Goodwood, Sus-
sex ; the Earl of Bective, from Gould's Hotel, .Termyn-street,
for his seat in Ireland ; the Dowager Lady Anson, for Mr.
Coke's seat, Holkliam, Norfolk ; Sir Henry Floyd, Bart.,
from the Hyde-park Hotel, Jermyn-street, for Brighton ; R.
Price, Esq. 111. P., from ditto, for Knighton, Radnorshire ;
Colonel and Mr. Hunter and family, from ditto; I.ieutenant-
Colonel Clayton, from ditto, for Surrey ; P. H. Dyke, Esq.
from ditto, for Warwickshire ; Sir James Whitshed, Lady
Whitshed, and family, from Nerot's Hotel, Clifford-street, for
Hillbrook, near Horsham ; Lady Faulconer and suite, from
ditto, for Bath ; Mrs. Mills and Ladies, from ditto.

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR MARCH.
[Front the Lady's Magazine, New Series, No. 2(.]
EVENING DRESS.—Over a white satin slip, a dress of tulle,
trimmed at the border with three broad flounces of blond : over
the upper flounce a richly embossed embroidery of vine-leaves.
&c. Corsage of tulle finished by folds of satin, en gerbe. Ita-
lian cloak of bright geranium-coloured gros de Naples, or of
satin, lined with white taffeta, and trimmed all round with un-
spotted ermine. A deep Veronese cape falls gracefully as low
as the elbow, pointed, and finished at each point with a superb
tassel of the colour of the cloak ; a narrower pelerine cape of
ermine falls over the whole, and the cloak is fastened partially
together by a chain-bar cordon of gold, with gold tassels.
Head-dress, a plume of white ostrich feathers. Necklace of
pearls elegantly disposed in festoons, each fastened up by a
ruby, surrounded with small pearl. liar-pendamts of pear_
pearls.
CARRIAGE COSTUME.—High dress of spring leaf-green
gros de Naples; the border formed of two rows of regularly
plaited folds, crossed over in bias, with separate foliage of the
same material. The sleeves full and confined from the wrist,
half way up the arm : pelerine cape, trimmed like the border
of th! dress, but without the foliage, and surmounted by a
double collar of Vandyck lace : the collar shaped like those in
the portraits of that painter. French blouse cap of Urling's
lace, under a black velvet bonnet and feathers, tied with lappets
of white gauze and blond. Black satin slippers, and lemon.
coloured kid gloves.
We cannot deny ourselves the pleasure of noticing the great
improvement which appears in this interesting work. It gene-
rally contains whatever may contribute to afford instruction and
amusement to that class of society for which it is peculiarly
designed, and the engravings are of a very superior order, as
will be readily admitted, being chiefly the production of Mr.
CHARLES HEATH, and 111r..1. C. EDWARDS.

The marriage of his Royal Highness Prince
FnEDEntcx (who completes to-day, 28th of Feb. the 28th
year of his age) is said to be fixed for the 2lst of next month,
at Berlin.

' Emily Marchioness of Londonderry, entertained an elegant
circle of distinguished fashionables yesterday evening, at her
house in St. James's-square.
The LORD LIEUTENANT of Ireland held a Levee at Dub-
lin Castle on Monday last, which was numerously attended.—
The Freeman's Journal says :—" Amongst those who at.
tended on this occasion was Mr. HAMILTON ROWAN, who was
received most graciously by his Excellency."