The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-03 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
The Polish Prince, St. Leon Sapieha, in Albemarle-street ;
Lady Howard, of Effingham, and Miss Howard,
street; Viscount and Viscotmtess Falmouth and family, in St.
James's-square, from their seat in Cornwall; the Earl and
Countess of Kingston, at the Pulteney Howl, from Ireland ;
Lord Crewe, from his seat in Cheshire ; Lord Lynedock, at
Warren's Hotel, from his seat in Notthamptonshire ; Earl
Fradford, from a tour; the Earl of Jersey, from his seat, Ox.
forclshire; Lord and Lady Granville SoMerset, in Queen-street,
May-fair.

.DELIRTURES.--Mr. George 'Wombwell. for the Earl of
Surrey's, Worksop Manor; Colonel Dashwood and Mrs. Dash.
wood, from Marshal Toropson's Hotel ; Capt. Dashwood, from
ditto.

FASIIIONABL% PARTIES.
The Speaker, on Saturtlay and yesterdu,ll4ll4 a.rar.
liamentary parties.

Mr. Stuart 'Wortley gave a grand dinner yesterday at his
mansion in Curzon!street, May-fair.,
Also gave dinners yesterday:—Mr. Secretary Peel, in §tan.
hope-street ; Lord Binning, in ChestertiehLstreet ; Mr. 'Ma.
berly,.in Groivenor-squate ; Lord William Gordon, In' Picca-
dilly; and Mr. Itobarts.

On Saturday—Lord Sidniouth, his second grand 'dinner, in
Miffbrd-street ; Lord Calthorpo, in Grosvenor-square; Mr.
Beaumont, in ; Mr. Secretary Pcel ; Mr. Philips, in
Ilill-street; Earl of Ilarrowby, in Grosvenor-square; Sir Sa-
muel llulse, at Chelsea College ; the Marquis of LEinsdOwn ;,
and the Earl of Westmoreland.

The Countess of Glenga!l has issued cards of invitation for
her first rout this s:ason on Wednesday next, at her house in
Grosvenor-street.

On Friday—The Earl of Liverpool, at Fife Rouse ;' Mr.
Bere•_ford, and Mr. Thornhill.
On Thursday—The Vice-Chancellor, and Lord Eardley.

FASHIONS FOR 51.ARCII.
J [From the Lodu's Alagazine—New Series.]
Monsrrito DR Es9.—tevantine round dress Of tourtsrelle-
colour, with two rows of trimming at the border, en'demi
chainet, of g'roe de Naples. The corsage made full at the
bottom of the waist in the blouse style, where it is girt with a
satin belt of bright geranitun-colour. In front of the bust a
foliage trimming of gees de Naples. The dress partially high,
and at the back a full quilling of lace, brought narrower from
the shoulders, till it slopes off, and terminates in front. A
French corneae of Urling's patent lace, with puflingt of the
same material round the head-piece t the caul has three draw-
logs of riband, crosswise. The slippers worn with this areas
are of tourtereik kid : the necklace, comelier) or coral.
EVENING- Dia:ea.—Over a pink satin slip a dress of fine
net, trimmed with blond of a vandyke pattern ; the border
above the flounce of blond richly ornamented with white satin
in points, between each of which are puffs of net; a row of
white satin foliage at the base of these points, surmounted by
a row of puffing of tulle, which finishes the border. The body
made plain, with a fulling tucker of vantlyke blond, and the
sleeves trimmed with the same materiel. The hair arranged in
short curls above the ears.. Head-dress, a pluMe of white fee-
there. Pearl ear-pendants, and necklatre with -a relique orna. anent of gold and vermillion enamel. White satin show, and ,
carved ivory fan.
WALKING DRESS.—A deep amethyst-coloursilk pelis,se
Of gear de Naples, wadded, anti lined with pink unmet ;
a little wrapt and fastened down the front with hooks and eyel:
corsage, mule plain and high, ornamented with tasselled che.
vronelles : circular projectine collar of velvet, of a deeper hue
than the silk ; two rem' of velvet are placed down the front
and round the bottom of the skirt ; sleeve nearly to fit, with
veliet cuff, and full epaulette, intersected with velvet, straps.
Ruff of Buckinghamshire lace: cap of the same, fastened
under the chin with button and loop. B6nnet of the seine silk as the pelisse, bound with broad velvet, and lined with pink
satin : the front bent 4 la Marie S'lnart; the crown surround-
ed with inverted conical rouleatis of velvet, equidistant, com-
mencing with a silk knot : plume of ostrich feathers,' of a
bright amethyst colour, placed on the right side; and falling
low on the left shoulder.
Gloves the colour of the pelisse; corded silk boots, the colour
of .the velvet; and swansdown niuff. •
EvExiieo Ditess.---llress of pink arras de Naples: co,stige
to fit, edged with pink satin, and slashed to the form of the
stomacher; the intersticei, or scollops, Are filled with pink
gauze, connected by circlets, and forming a tasteful chain,
whichcontinues to the waist behind, And gives the shape of the
back : full court sfeeve, confined with straps, bound with satin,
satin circlets fastening the ends: a band of satin and full trim.
ming of fiuted,gauze finish the sleeve, which is of a moderate
length. The - skirt is decorated with a fanciful trimming of
double gauze ; each division of the puff derobe is supported by
a satin rouleett, and the lower part projects'as far again as the
upper:. sprigs of the lonicero sempervirens, or great trumpet
honeysuckle, are disposed ut regular distances above, and
be-
neath is a satin rouleatt ; and the hem wadded. Broad pink
satin sash, double bow and long ends. jilond lace scarf. Brace.
lets, ear-rings, and necklace of that beautiful stone, the pink
topaz, set in embossed gold, to which a cross is generally sus-
pended. Head-dress, a old dare, ornamented with brilliants.
White kid gloves, and white satin shoes.

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