The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-01 00:00:00

FASHION:II3I4: ARRIVALS.

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Ills Excellency. Stratford Canning and. suite, at Nerot's
Hotel, from America; Sir Rrodrick Chinnery, Burt. Lady and
Miss Chinnery at ditto. from Brighton ; General Ttiylor, at
ditto ; Lord and Lath, Holland', at Moll-and House, from their
seat, Banipthill,- Bedfordshire ; Lady Jane Neville, at Lord,
Braybrook's house.. in Burlittiton-street, on her way Scatc`i
borough; John ferard, Es q. from Tunbridge • Wells ; James
'William Stuart, E. q. at Blake% • Hotel, Jermyn.street, front.
his scat, Sunning Dale, Berks.. ••
CitaNur.s.—The Countess of Beauchamp, from Tunbridge
Wells, to Hastings ; Lady rittgusts Cotton, for llagshot Park ;
Prince William of Brunswick and Suite, front ThoMas's
Hotel, Berkeley-squire, • for th;ford ; Captain St. Min, front
ditto, for Earl' Craven's seat in Perks ; Captain. Needham,
from ditto, for Viscount Bolingbroke's
.seat, Lyiliard. Park,
Wilts; the :Ilarchioness of .Westineatit.,. brotite:'s (rhe
Marquis of Salisbury) seat,- Ilattic .; th And "(int atess of
Pembroke, from them seat, 'Miran 'House; 'Wilts, on a tour;
Lord St-.;, Helens, for Windsor; Sir !high Munro, Bart, for
Italy ; Sir hoftUs and Lally QtwaY, front Tunbridge- Wells, •
for Leamington, Warwickshire; the Marquis and Marchioness
of Camden, front their scat, the Wilderness, Tient, for Bayham
Abbey ; Lord and Lady Longford, from their seat,. Cooper's'
Hill, Surrey, for the Isle of Wight ; the Earl and Cotinteis of
.Stanhope, at their seat in Kent, from a tour; the Earl and
Countess of Surrey, at. their seat, Worksop Manor, Notts, rim
'a tour; his ExcellenCy Count Funchal and suite, fmm:lNTeroeS
lintel, for Brighton ; Charks Standish, Esq. ' Nits. Standish
and family, from ditto, for louncasitire ; the lion. iMademoiselle
Fanglin, from ditto. • •

FEMALE FASHIONS.
(Frumthe Ludy's Alagnzine;
Evcsinin Durss.—ltound robe at celestial blue gossamer
satin; the border ornamented with a broad twisted roiliest' of
white satin, with foliage on each side; ;he leaves edged with
blue, a shade or two darker than the dress ; next the hem is an
immense rouleau of white satin ; the bust is ornamented with
white rouleaux en eerpeniine, now the favourite manner of
finishing the, corsage: alalling tucker of broad tine blond en-
draft the bosom. The sleeves are short and full, of Puckered
net, confined by straps of white sttttin,, edged with blue. The
hair is arranged, in tbe Van dike style, and crowned with a
superb plumage of short white. feathers, except one, which is
very long,. and floats over the left shoulder. 11 splendid comb
of gold fastens up the tresses .ornamented With rubies. The
ear-rings and necklace of pearls. — . i;
COTTAGE OHESS.—I )(we-coloured dress of gros de Na,ntes,
trimmed round the border with an antique ornament, consist.
log of ricbq embossed chain work. each chain, which is wrought
in the Grecian style, separated by foliage of ethereahblue satin:
three.quarters apron, the same as the. dress, is finished all,
round by a rouleau binding of blue satin. The.dress is made
partially low, with two collar capes, folded over each other, and
pointed a la Vatulyke ; these are surmounted by aficial role.
retie al' Urling's lace' fastened with a brooch : the cuffs at the
wrist correspond with the trimming on tho border. A village
but of fine Leghorn, fastened with long strings, a/a negiTigie,
and simply ornamented with straw.coloured riblinds. ' Neck-
lace of one row of pearls. Shoes of corded dove-coloured silk.

(From Ackerman's Repository of Arts, Fashions, (ye.)
1110ftamm DnEss.---lligh dress of mazereen green gros de
Naples; made plain, and fastened behind; ornamented ort each
side of the bust with a corded Rain trimming of double Vqints,
through the centre of which a plaited stem interwiiiiert; it
nearly meets at the waist, but extends as it advances to the
shoulders. Long sleeve, nearly tight, edged with satin, and orna-
mented at the wrist with a triplet of satin triangles crossed by
folded circlets in the centre,. full epaulette, separated into boi6e
fonts by satin ornaments : broad band, edged with satin, round
the waist ; and a rosette of corded leaves behind. Satin rouleau at
the bottom of the skirt, and two rows of twisted satin cord above
at equal distances : richly worked vandyke muslin ruff, and
narrow worked ruffles.---Cap of white tulle or Paris pet, bound
with pink satin, having four borders of double crepe arse, either
twined one within the other, or else laid in on waves of alter.
nate pink and white ; straight in front, and full at the sides
the crown has a white satin corded ornotnent, divided into five
points ; between the upper part of each is a putting of net, and
a white satin star, whose radii are composed. of small folds,
spreads over the top ; clusters of roses and major convolvulusee
are placed in the front and side. Jonquil-coloured kid shoes.
Mee DRESS.—Dress of pink: lama gauze : the corsage
plain, bound with pink satin, and ornamented at equal des,
tances with large peals and a festoon of silver lace, supported
in front with a diamond brooch. Bouquets of Sicilian ilowent
are tastefully disposed on the bust end sleeves, which are
shoit and very fUll, festooned with silver lace, and set in a
satin band round the arm : sash of the same material as the
dress. The petticoat has a very deep border of plaited tulle, con.
fined at the top and bottom with a double rouleau of pink satin,
divided in the centre by a narrower, ; a branch of aatin crosses
forming half-diamonds at the point,' are satin bows, and
sometimes flowers are added. Heed-dress, a pearl band and
tirara, fastened by bows of pearl on the left side t very little
hair on the forehead ; and the hind hair is drawn high, and
confined in a bunch by a cord of twisted pearl. Ear-rings,
necklace, and bracelets of pearl, with pink topaz snaps. White
kid gloves and white satin shoes.

were pesenteti to Baron GRARAN
, •
and the new Sheriffs, itir CSC'S.
TUE NEW SugrarFs.--YesterdaY the Lord
ll\lTAirvioTaA,KtEhite,aLondrdLAMlTayaoirEt'lect,
by the RECORDER, on which occasion the usual ceremony of
axrivett. from Irani gate in
counting the heb-nalls and cutting sticks took place.
CANTERBURY, SEPT. 30.--Stilitilky his Loyal Ili pines,
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dril,treiracteshes •,,phteodteheotse oor tti:,,,,
enger, Colonel Wethethen, Cep!. Conroy end suite, paid a visit
to our venerable Cathedral. Thal
time for the afternoon service, and et its conclusion were con.
ducted over the noble structure by the very Reverend the Dean
and assistants, when they expresaa themselves higlaY gratified
and dtlighted with the beauty and cleanliness of the building:
They afterwards set off for llarnsgate to dinner. The church
was completely crowded with a most respectable auditory,