The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-01 00:00:00

CORONER'S INQUESTS.

Three inquisitions were taken at the Rose and
Crown, Park-lane, before A. Gp..t., Esq. Coroner
for Westminster, first on, the body of Mary
Woods, a poor old woman of 87, who was burnt
in so shocking a manner as to occasion her death...
The deceased was sitting. in her apartments, in
Farm-street; Berkeley-square, on Friday evening
last, when the fire caught her cloathing, and she
was se much burnt that she died in exc.ruciating
agony ithe next morning at the Hospital. She
was too feeble to assist lierself.—Verdict, Acci-
dental Death.
The second inquest was on the body of Mary
Williams, a servant, in the house of Mrs. Wil-
liams; of .Charles-street, Berkeley-square, who
was killed on Friday by falling from the windows
of the second floor, whilst cleaning them.--Acci-
dental Death.
A third inquest was taken on the body of Wil-
liam Scarrow, a painter, 'who fell from the win-
dows of a two pair of stairs; at Mason's Grove,
Little Chelsea, on Saturday. The deceased was
taken to the hospital with several bones broken,
and he died whilst the nurses were in the act of
stripping him.—Accidental Depth.

FRNIA r4t FASMONBI

P2%2,722 La .i3e!:9, Aissemblec of th,c'prcseni Alevt

• WAtattpx.-- attst,--P.otind dress of jatdatiet 11144
hi h to Alta throat;' and rather longer in. the '.`''.list than lust
inoinh. Long sleeves ga4-ed at the wrists about' ;.H Inch
the sleeve is left about twdtnehet in length frdin'the gaugingl
and is edged wth a very fine narrow lace. The collar; winch
is made tight to the neck, is also edged with a lace to cort es
pond. A very rich embroidery goes round the bottom of the
dress. The fluntly bonnet and scarf have a verl* elegant ef-
fect;'.they- arct composed of rich twille'd plaid sarsoet; tiro
scarf is three yards in length, it. is a straight piece, doll
disposed according to the taste of the wearer. A heantifol
Prince!s. plume 'ornaments the bonnet. Very pale tan slippers
and gloYes.._

St:ciiNfn ;Woo PLNI NG DIN;NER DRESI.—HaIf dress of French
grey crape, -over,a White satin slip, which is slightly em-
• brOidered round the bottom -With grey chenille: The half
dress is Alopo so as to be. about a quartet of a yard lorreve
behind than in front, and is richly embroidered iii white
rontilthe botto9l,,whiclk has a very elegant effect ; the h,,dy,
pct )441,4e4iVi'1. is made with.a little fullness, and drawn in t 5
,4/,),1;),,-4iSf. by a *Vic satin sash. An embroidery to car
pond wi.th the bottom 'goes round the bosom, which is 4:!..t,
v6‘y !OW, and the back of the neck. The sleeves are es.-
&en:ly tasteful ; they are composed of .grey crape on
satin,, and are gauged at a distance, of about two inches ait
down ; each gauging is finished with a row of pearl, and two
rows of
,peart at about- two inches distance finish the sleavo
at .bottom. Bonnet of French grey crape, turned up oh
side and slouched on the other, ornamented with a very lung
white feather. White crape fan: - Bracelets, necklace, and
ear-rings of pearl. White kid gloves and shoes.
.GENFR.IL OBSERVATIONS.-Ear-rings, necklaces, and brace-
lets of jet, are universal, as are also plain black crape,fans:
'lain black or white slippers end fans are universal.

Prom ACKERMANN'S fiepOOOry of Arts and Fashions.
Evr.Ntsu Ducss..A white crape, tir tine muslin petticoat,
worn over white satin, embroidered in silver lama round thd.
bottom. A bodice of olive, or spring green ornament-
, .vith a silver stomacher. Short, full-sleeve, and rounded
;in, trimmed with a full sin-er border to correspofid,
tan kill of tinted lace, continued r9und the back, and termi-
nating in front at the corner of, busLini, A silver fringe
,round the bottom of tile waist. '1 in irregular curls
in front,- falling low 'on each side, drawn snniothly on the.
crown of the Lead, and brought in a small hunch of curls a:
the•back. A bandeau of pearl twist.•d round the curls behind.
Necklace and cross of pearl, ear-drops and bracelet9ito cor-
respond. Occasional scarf of white silk, richly embroidered
in sayer and coloured silks. • Gloves of white kid. Slippers
of green satin with silver rosettes. , • •

. _
OR CARRIAGZ CosTumr..—A white cambric
robe, with full long sleeves, unornamented at thefeet. heels
dOVII:le Vandyke frill of lace., tied with a white cord and tassel
at therthrlat; a deep Vandyke coif of the same. The Aus-,
trials tli itl cloak, composed of pale dove-colovirt!A cloth,
lined;thithighout with rose-coloured satin or sarsnet, trimmed
entirely round with a broad sable fn'r; a. fiamy cape or hood
terniinating in front of the bosom, and tied • with a rose--co-,
!mired ribbon. A Circassian turban-cap, composetd of erinisdA
velvet, ornamented with tufts of rose-coloured satin ; a rich
silk ,cord. round thy, edge, terminated on 'one .ide with correl•
spondent tasssls: Hair in fall curls On each side; much di;
vided in front of the forehead. Half-boots of, crimson velvet.
Gloves of lemon-coloured.kid, or pale tan colour.

MIN JOKE.
(FronttheSafirist fur 11-fareh)
Fora friend who was ill au(.l.uuable to.tenh, •
Itl-gl4lZiheTitiless stoma role oldSpiotext tp preach.
1-•••• , • •
'Hanka: D.ru're so wet, said the Sick with a sigh,
put get itho the pulpit, and—there.yc,u'll be dry.