The Sun.
London, England, 1809-06-01 00:00:00

FiISIIIONS FQR JUNE.

DESCRIFTION OF THE !ASV AILING FASHIONS FOR THE
MONTH, AS TAKEN FAOH 036SAVAT/ON, BY A
LADY OF lIISTINCIPISHL;D TASTA, PRONt ARAL DRESS'S;
FYYRAdTIO rItOM DLLLE UR. ARLij,‘
COURT All.O FA AUIUNARLL M UnA I N S 1.14
!RESENT MONTH. ,

A WALK t NO UR> ss.—A roundliigh gown of fine 'French
cambric; made a walking 'length, anti finished at the feet
'with laceand needle-work; • Union front, and plaited collar,
ornamented with the same. F. lastic lirtile with buckle or
clasp ot•gold or cut steel. A Turkish coat of clear wotked
tnuslih, leno, or patent net, trimmed entirely row d with
scalloped lace, with appliqued :;,:.ens of tile same t and lined
with aprittif, pal: salmuo, or prirtirOSe aaranet ; flowing
open' in front or the figure, in form of Ow Terkidi rub:, with
a deep lappel led crape.. A Wardle hat of tine straw. with
conical, or hce. • hive crown, ornamented. with seine. dCliCalalY
contiasted flowers. Cttincre sarsnett with
derif Eastern- awning; Shoes and gloves' ot pe.i.gteen kid.
We take occasion to ref:lark that tliv trinr.riinl; up of the hat
should be liaore convex-, and a little deeper in trout, and that
it should be WOrtl.. wre to one side, and forward in front.—
The parasol strikes ua as being more correa When chosen of
the same colotir a the liuitil attic coat or the shoes.

, g.VRNINOI OR i'VS,L DiE3S.—A white muter dress of
gossamer Satillt.embroiderril at the feet dnd round the bottom
of Illy 11eeies, with a laurel border of Pale.bltie or pen.green
foil. A Gullician robe, with a cleini.train 'or paW.bltie or
ai pea.grn crape, vpljunt gause or leo° ; the edges finished
w,ith broad double folditigs ;hid cord. A full Circassian
sleeve, looped up with Cornetist) broc,;•hcs 4114 i cord ; loose
triatigutar bosom, or.i.tmented at the central point 'with crir.
respondent tassel. A snort pointed 4irapery towing from the
figiit shoulder toward;; the knee, puked on the left; and
&stunned near the bottom with' boughs-or rosetts the colour
of the robe. A. small trench tippet, or half.handkorchier
of lace, thrown negligently across the Welt, and falling over
the lent shutilder. The si.4Striati tielinet hat of-whlN.satin,
With laurel border and spray, in pale. blue or pea.grren ;
* round white teatheri frosted with silverOltooping towards
the right side. :A Pill elastic neck chain, with Dlidtcse cross
of Cornelian and pc,arl. liouP ear-iings, arrnlet, and brace•
lets to correspond. Slippers of pale-blue or pe.i.reen kid,
rucked below the elbow. White Opera tap of crape, wrought
in antique devices of silver.

Tn a THEAt9B,—Tlie ,performances by the et/'
vent Garden Company terminated for the season last
night at Mr. COLMAN'S Theatre, with The Exile,
and Valentine and Orson Both pieces went off with
eclat. The' house. was unite lull. At the end of
the nay Mr. lrooNo came forward, and delivered,
,with impressive energy, the following speech
"LADIgoi AND CtNtLiMIN,
" l AM,desired by the Proprietors of Covent Carden rho.
tre, to other you their most grateful acknowledgment's for rilc
kind and liberal patron:iv you have afforded thum/ouring
this most trying and distressing season. The, weight of their
obligation is the more sensiPly felt, as they are aware though
every.exertion has been u>eri) the attraction of novelty has
been in a. grtat measure wanring.:-Next year, however, they
hope the deficiency in theatrical amusements will be amply
supplied. •
NP.W ilir.ArßE IS NOW COVERtD ltd.
. 'sOwing to the peculiar circuinstances of the times, they
have encountered the greatest difficulties, and gone torn un-
precedented expenca en procuring the best materials DeCCS.
.airy for the Stowe:titre of so large a building ; but from the
ii4lefatigible exertions of an. concerned in the undertaking,
they have now the heartfelt satistattion of assuring ).ou, Mat
the. New Theatre in Covent Garden will be opened for your
chtertaininent on Monday the t :tit of September.
"The chierambition of the Proprietors has been to consult
the comfort and convenience of the audience, soil they trust
that, when completed, tli. New•TexAtss wilt receive the
enyisble.senetion of your approbationt and be deemed war=
thy of the metropolis of the British kniiiire.-Tho Pater-
trier-sr likewise, 1-A tsi and GllNTLimatt, beg heave tore.
turn their greatful thanks to a kind stud indulgent public,
and till we Meet on our new stage, the Company humbly
take their leave."
The whole, of this 'speech was received' with.
great applause, but the audience particularly mania
tested their approbation -et the part menilOn:
ed the coveting in of the new 'Theatre, as at 'due
compliment to the liberality whieh' must have been
exerted in order to raise so large a strudure
.with
such unprecedented rapidity, and yet with all polo
'aible'regard to the aafety (tithe Public.
Captain. BAHCLia arrived at Newmarket on Mel.
day evening, and his starl'on the great match was
to commence at twelve o'clock last night. About a
dozen Gonttetnan accompanied the,Captain, who
never was in better health, and who has backed him.
self to the tune of sotne thousands. The betting is
about even. The pedestrian's walk will be half a
mile from his lodgirigitse,r,e,asnlidostoto return, We
tliWngewosharldl,l
notice this MO,
during its progress. •
Th
on
TireceiicLoo°nnitdriu-ah FridayioAfY
ialitibtPm‘lvde,lieletNo72c7Roct kr. Corn
11911.•
in the late
dUel betwen Lord PAGET, and Colonel Canoot.N, is
the admiration of both families; of every Gentleman,
andTowfoilVheoryustanandn
901 humanity.
first blood of Merino Sheep
have'beencolletted in Spain, hy . a near relation of
ivitilergtfilluilo)tri).:lc.Cti9chorcicoariot,nain.i7tuhausestattKaryiennnsdig,sChßio.emnutetjial
unpdniejilsraopoupfytwitust: Notably,
,lord Coottttaan; and are on their route forBngland.
able to support the extreme distress of hie
, ou se-
tuation.