The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-01 00:00:00

POITRY.

CHAILI.CTERISTIC IMPROMPTUS

On Mr. KEAN'S EsetipePo,n being robb Al on Hour:slow

Ireath:'

KEAN' 'scap'd so well, that he, of course,
Need not excla4u " Another horse-!"

XE.I ! still thy safety to ensure,
Avoid the Heath ;-6tick to the Moor.

Richard.

Othells.

ride not forth to wear thy breeches,
But look at home; —the road to Riches.

ODE,

Luke.

irrittea /or the Conseeratioa tf the Royal Sussex Lodge,

at the Mermaid Tavern, Hackney.
h ail, mystic Light! whose holy flame
Can cheer the weak, the fierce can tame,
And raise the trembling soul !
Dail, sacred source of human skill!
Hail, peat director of the will!
Star of the mental pole !

MAsON-nr! thou first,,thoulast,
Of all the scope by mind embrae'd ;
Thou teacher, friend, nod guide;
'Tis thine to bid the Alcsert smile,
To raise the st:eoce-trophied vile,
And biod the rushing tide.

What thanks should British Masons pay,
Descending from imperial sway,
To see her deign, •
'spied with sacred zeal, to raise
The watch-tower of our mortal days,-
Of Truth the awful lane.

0111.0 sees a Bigot Priest aseethio
Tu persecute. each injur'd friend
Of the masonic rtty; -
And sud Iberia; self-undone,
Sees now essay her Regal Son
To hide the blaze of da

Vain—vain the wish—the banner here,
The good, the wise, the great revere.
. .

And join the countless thr(ipg;
Round Royal Sussrx while th. band,
In an eternal ur ion, stand,
And raise the grateful sung.

Octabe: 25, 1814.

T. j. W.

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER.

(From La Belt -*eon()Me.)

A litisstAs MANTLE, PELISSE, 'ANTI BONNCT.---This - walk,
inc or carriage dress is per:ectly new, highly appropriate to
the season, and will most probably be the prevailing morning
diYss for November. There is great ingenuity itt the mantle;
it is the most elegant and not-el thing introduced, and is Or-
nanteuted with a-trimming never before seen. in this country,
far more beautiful than fdr, both in point of elegance as welt
as rffect it is expected to be uniFersally worn this winter for
molls,'&.c. The pelisse_ is made of rose-colour satin for the
carriage dress, and for walking,- re:vett and kerseymeres are
most.approved of; it is made in a most novel and tasteful
style; the lower part of it is made tight to the shape,'Und is
cut in points of better than adtail in depth ;, the rentaln(ler of
the bedy, Which is high, is put-full into thesepants, which
are edged with a rose-colour-silk trimming to correspond.
The fatness of the 1)0.4 is. confined by byas gtr,ftn'gty which.
has a very pretty efiect : a double row of lace .over,
finishes it at the wrist, with.the,new. invented fur trimming.
The bonnet which accompanies this dress alwayscoyeespohds
in' colours with ihetnantle-;" the•shape is perfectly aovel and
becoming in the highest degree ; -itlaStens under the chin by
a-satin- ribbon, ana a bunch oritiarer flowers ornaments it
in front. .

A BALI, Duriss.-Frencli rose-colour silk slip, made tight
to the shat e and very short in the waist. French gauze
frock, upon behind; toe .h son' embroidered to correspond
with the slip: and.the bottom fancifully_tlecorated wiqk
ficial wreaths of roses fancifully placed. X very short sleeve.
of E'reneh•gulize'drawn in full emmpartments, each of which
are ornamented with i)c*arl; a double row of pearl goes across
the sleeve about an inch from the end. Hair dressed full on
the temples and low on each side in front, hind' hair ii-la-
Grecque.- Head-dresi roses, nincifuliy-disposed.to' the side.
White Satin sandals, and white kid gloves.-.'Necklace, ear-
rings, and bracelets of

(From Acx RMANN'S I:cpo.vilory of ,Iris, FaOions, 4-c.)

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WALKING-DNESS.—An Italian 'striped sarsnet lilac-co-
loured dress, ornamented round the,.bottom- with a double
(pilling of satin ribband: short full sleeve,- trimmed to cor-
respond; the fronts of tile dress cross the bosom and form an
open stomacher ; 'a Vandyke French ruff; and. full 'bordered
cap to correspond. •The satin straw hat, tied under 'the chin
with a check or striped Barcelona handkerchief, crossing the
crown with asmall plume of ostrich-feathers in the front.—
French shawl, a white twill, -embroidered with shaded scar-
let and green silks, and fanCifully disposed 'on'the'figUre.--
Gloves Limerick or York tan, drawn over the elboW. Half-
boots.of York tan or psie buff kid.

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IiALF-DULSS.—Greco satin .4: riped.sarsnet frock, ornament-
ed round the bottom with a ►ith border, et beoideied with
shaded chenille ; long full sleeve, confined at the wrist, and'
trimmed with Vandyke lace. A -bodice and apron made of
clear mnsliu, trimmed entirely round. with Vandyke. lace, and
headed with double a fow of White satin rihband ; falling col-
lar trimmed to correspond. Cap composed of blond lace and
satin, tied wader the chin witira silk cord• and tassel. NeCk-
chain and heart of Oriental gold. Gloves, Limerick or French
kid.- Sandals of striped kid.