The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-01 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JUNE.

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- BALL DzEss.—A frock of French figured gauze, worn over
a slip of white satin ; the frock trimmed at .the
feet with a
deep flounce of blond lace, and decorated withavreaths
cif
lilac ; the fronts of the body ornamented with a cope of biota
lace ; short full sleeve, trimmed to correspond. Stockings of
elastic silk. Slippers, white silk or kid. Gloves, French kid,
drawn over the elbow. • Hair in irregular curls, blended with
a wreath of lilac.
CARRIAGE DRESS.—White satin pelisse, richly ornamented
at the feet with clusters of leaves made in white twilled sars-
net headed with toll; open fronts, trimmed to the bottom of
the waist with a supero shell trimming of white satin ribbon
and tull; loose unconfined sleeve,, alt!, corre3oonding trim-
ming at the hand. Hat composed of white satin and full,'
with a plume of feathers of the portiona green. Half-boots of
coloar. Gloves yite. _
DINNER Du Es.s.--T,.e principal novelty of this dress con-
sists in the intnroved French braces : they form the shape in,
the most exquisite a - •ecoming manner, and give quite new effect to the figitfe; they are made generally in moss silk.
The braces are wo.-n over a round dress of fine India muslin,
the shirt ornamented with i double row of trimming, and
finished in a very novel and tasteful style: The sleeve is very • short and full, and 11.- bottom of it, as well as the bosom of
the dress,. finishol with a light and very elegant trimming.
Head-dress a sirtipi. wigs
cap of white lace, ornamented
. with French roses. V. kite kid slippers and gloves.. Neck-
lace. ear-rings„antl bracelets of pearl..
Prinair.NAnE-DREss.—Round dress of pomona-green
trimmed in •a ,tole of uncommon novelty and taste. The body
is made in a peculiarly becomin.,- manner, the hack plain at,
top, is drawn in with a slight 'fullness at-the bottom of the
waist, which displays the shape to the utmost advantage. A
white body, finished with a triple frill of lace or work, is par-
tially displayed, and gives a very light appearance to the
-tress. • Ponnet of green moss silk, ornamented with a plume
of white feathers, and green and white plaid ribbaad, which
ties it under the chill. This bonnet is just enough the
French sty !e give it an air of uneomsnon smartness to a
pretty figure. Parasol and shOes to corresPond with the dress ;
white kid gloves.

Letters-of 28th ult. from Paris (says a Morning
Paper), represent the activity (51. the Rebel Govern-
ment in pushing off troops partly to the frontiers
and partly to the interior as unabated. Little was,
suffered to transpire in the French capital respect-
ing the new war in La Vend6e ;
,but it was dis-
coverable from. the measures of the Govern-
ment, that the insurrection was 'rapidly taking
a forMidable consistency. So long ago as last
July the Royalists in that part. of France had en-
rolled themselves in private- associations, and or-
ganised themselves into regimedts, to the number
of 40,1300 inch, vith a view to any future opposi-
tion to the Royal power. Thcs-e associations have
now ber'ome the basis of wider combinations, un-
til nearly 100,000 men, it is calculated; are ready
to take up arms.
Yesterday the Dukes of YORK and CLARENCE,
and a numerous assemblage, paid their respects
to the Qw.:ritc and PRINCESSES. In the evening
her MAJESTY and PRINCESSES dined, with the
. PRINCE REGENT, lV:terC the Princess CRAaLorTE
and a numerous assemblage of' distinguished cha-
racters met. them..
Tuesday evening her MAJESTY had a Party at
her Palice.
Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT took an airing
on horseback, through the Parks., 84c.
Viscount ROOD iS seriously indisposed at his
house. at Greenwich.

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The Dutch. Minister of War, JANSENS, has
been dismissed, .•for the predilection he had shown
to the cause of BuoNArAtti.g.
According to late advices received yesterdAy
from China, matters had been arranged between
the British. and the Chinese Government.
JUDGMENT IN THE KING'S BENCH.--T,IIIS day
\V. DELm.,tonE WAS brought up for an assault on
RIGHAEDS, tell-collector at Highgate, through
whose toll DELAMOLIE attempted to pass without
vying a penny for a led horse. He Was sea_
tenced to pay 20/. and discharged. •