The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-01 00:00:00

CARRIAGE DRESS.

iistmitadnenauhiodte
up to the throat A dross ofovaitobleethignrdo,
round the too with a revers of velvet to correspond. Sleeves a la
sbudte a l‘liatflleesloCe the
lower neofrrsoangte;
Medici:, with velvet cull's. The mantle is black satin. The
cape is of the usual size, but set on, as our readers will see by our
print, in a very novel manner. Swansdown collar, of moderate
depth. The bonnet is of violet velvet ; the crown very low, and
of a melon shape, is decorated with white riband, from a knot of
which, placed on the right side, issues a plume of white ostrich
feathers. The brint is deep, and of rather close shape; it is
ornamented on the inside with blond lace. the edge of which
forms a trimming to the outside of the brim.

WALKING DRESS.
A dress of cachemere ; the calour is a new shade of vapeur;
corsage uni, and partially high. Sleeves a l'imbeeilk. The skirt
is trimmed round the border almost close to the bottom, with de-
tached sprigs of foliage placed perpendicularly, and embroidered
in green silk. A single flounce, cut in points at the edges, sur-
mounts this trimming, and immediately over it is a double row
of chain trimming, in green embroidery.. The pelerine is green
velvet ; is of a large size, and trimmed with a rich silk fringe to
correspond. Green velvet hat, trimmed on the inside of the
brim with white knots of cut riband ; the crown is trimmed with
green satin riband, and white ostrich feathers, falling in different
directions ; the collerette, and the trimming of the brides, are of
blonde net,

OPERA DRESS
A dress of rose-coloured it is printed round the bottom,
a little below the knee,.aiiil up each side of the front to the waist,
in a white Chinese bonier ; the lower part of the skirt is finished
by' a broad biais, headed by a rouleau of satin to correspond with
the dress. The corsage is plain behind, and draped horizontally
in front; a blondo lace tucker stands up round the bust ; a pointed
epaulette, of the same material as the dress, and edged with
blonde lace, falls over a white figured gauze sleeve, made a
!'antique, and decorated with a knot of riband, placed on each
side, just above the elbow. The head-dress is a rose-coloured sa-
tin ;lilt, ornamented, cri etoile, with white velvet on the inside
of the brim; a white ostrich feathers proceeding from this trim-
ming, falls hack upon the crown, which is also adorned with an
ostrich feather, and knots of gauze riband. Pearl ear-rings.
Gold bracelets, with pearl clasps.

DINNER DRESS.
A dress of white gros de Tours ; corsage unj cut low, particu-
larly in the centre of the back and bosom. Long sleeves, °I.
13ritish blond lace, surmounted by mancherons, ola Marie of
gros de Tours, which are embroidered round the border As is
also the corsage,. in coloured silks. Detached cachemire pat-
terns, also embroidered in coloured silks, adorn the border of
; they are placed immediately above a row of em-
broideryto that on the corsage. The head-dress is a ruby
tti es kirt
similar
velvet toque, adorned with white ostrich feathers. The scarf is
white crepe de Lyon, with very rich ends. Gold car-rings and
bracelets.

THE OJCONIANS.—This work, at present 111
such high request, especially among our young Nobility,
is rather a series of portraits whose origin3la are to be
found every day in this busy metropolis precisely as the
author has represented their. Who but must recognize
the gay gallant Lothario, Lord A. and the turf-loving
Laseslles?

SECOND EDITION.

SUN 0 PRICE. Seven o' Clock.

THE LONDON GAZETTE

OF TIIIS EVENING.

St. James's Palace, December '23, IR3O.
the King lias been pleased to appoint Vice-Admiral Sir Robert
Otway, 8., one of the Grooms of his Majesty's Bedchamber
in Ordinary, in the room of the Honourable :sir Robert Spencer,
deceased.

Whitehall, February
The King has been pleased to direet letters patent to be passed
under the Great Seal of the united Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, granting to John De \retitle the younger, Esq. the
office of Bailiff of the island of Jersey, in the room of Sir Tho-
mas Le Breton, resigned.

St. James's-Palace, February 21, 1,01.
The King has been pleased to appoint the Hon. Captain Camp-
bell, li.N. one of the Grooms of his Majesty's Bedchamber in
Ordinary, in the room of the Hon. Cecil Forester, re-igned.

Crown-office, larcll 1.
NALAIIIERS RETI SERVE PRESVNT PARLI4I:I4II.

flottonou of, OFFCHURCII.—The iionoUr7;ble Horatio George
l'owys Townshend, in room of the Honourable John Hobert
Townshend, now Viscount Sydney, and one of the Peers of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
TOROUffit OF Asuntricroti.—William Stephen Poyntz, of Cow_
drity_park, in the county of Essex,_ Esq., in the resin of the
Hight Hon Charles Arbuthnot, who has accepted the office of
Steward of the manor of East Hendred, in the county of Berks.
Bououon OF SII.TASTL—PhiIip Cecil Crampton, of the city of
Dublin, Esq., his Majesty's Solicitor-General for Ireland, in the
room of John Gregson, Esq., who has accepted the Chiltern
limit: red 5.