The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-02 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS.

e Pram " Tlur Lady's .11fagazine," for September, 18234
MARINE WALKING DRESS.—High round dress of laven-
der-coloured vac de Naples, ornamented ronna the border
with water-lilies spterta out. The. outside of the sleeve orna-
mented from the shoutder to the writs with full oblong puffs,
separated by half rosettes t the cuff stiffened a runikue : the
bust made quite plain. Bonnet to correspond with the dress,
lined with white, and crowned with a light half wreath of
flowers ; a fine lace corvette under the bonnet. Demi brode..
gains of plum-coloured kid, and yellow kid gloves.-
BVESTINO COS rtr At E.—Dress of pink crepe Base, flounced ;
with white : Over the flounce two separate rouleaux of the same
colour and material as the dress, with a full bouquet of flowers
placed carelessly on the left side, just above the rouleaux.—
The sleeves short, and ornamented with .smaller bouquets.
Broad falling tucker of Urling's lace over a plain pink Corsage
of Bros de Naples. A light turban of pink gause, confined by
strings of pearls. Bracelets oil:gold filagree-work : pearl ear-
rings, and two necklaces of difThrent kinds of jewellery; the
upper one composed of pearls, the lower of coloured gems.-.-
White satin shoes:

PLACES OF -PASHIONABLE RESORT.
Butpwriaw, Ave. 31.—We have heard but of few Gentle.
men who hate left us to commence the war against the par-
tridges to-tnoraw. The example of the Commander-in-Chief,
therefore, who continues at the Palace, seems, as had been de.
te aired,nd to
edp i
vbie h generallyeService
thisinfluential.
nlo n with
hint Highness"
on theat-
g'Nliashluaßtia°l37awlit
Sabbath, at the Chapel Royal, in Prince's Place. • The day of
the Royal Duke's departure has not yet been named ; it is not,
however, supposed, that it will be delayed much beyond the
middle of the week. Lord and Lady HoUand have left the
York Hotel
, for London, but purpose returning in October; a
house has already been engaged for them; and, another, for
about the same period of occupancy for the Duke and Duchess
of Bedford. Lord and LadY Grenville SOmeri:it arrivectat the
York Hotel yesterday, but left us Malay. Count Lieven re-
turned last nirt, With his Countess, and Count George remain
et the York I otel. Lord and Lady Sefton, the Ladivi Moly:
neux, and Count Montrond, left it this morning.
MARGATE, Asia. 31.—0 n Sunday last a
preached at the pariah church of Bto Jhn,
funds
of the Sea Bathing Infirmary. Dia Royal highness Prioc
Leopold and his august sister the Duchess of Kent were pre-
sent, and subscribed liberally to the institution ; they have
frequently honoured Margate with a visit, and this day prolue-
naded on the pier. It is now what may be termed the prime
of our season, and the amusements are at their zenith. Last
night at the theatre a bumper was giVen to the benefit of• Mrs.
P. Savill, who was highly patronized, the Countess of Poraret,
Lord Maynard, Sir Thomas Stayne ,s and numerous other
fashionables, were present. Mr. Knight, of Drury-lane
Theatre, performed on this occasion, and was recognized, and
very justly received the meed of approbation due to a de-1
servedly old favourite. The play was the Chapter of Accidents,
in which Knight as Jacob, and Mrs. Savill as Bridget, divided
the mirth and meed between Clem. This theatre, under the
management of 31r. Faucit Saville, yearly increases in success, '
and the patronage which it liaa experienced this season is be.:
yond precedent ; it is now, through his judicious superinten-
dence, bidding fair to attain that rank in the scale of intellec-
tual amusements, which the Drama, under proper restrictions,
deserves to hold in all enlightened society. Ramsgate, Broad-
stairs, and all our adjacent parts are likewise overflowing, and
a few days of permanent sunshine brings forth a display of
fashionable equipages which have been rarely witnessed here,
but which we attribute to the proximity of out Royal neigh-
bours, who, it us gaid, intend to honour the theatre by their
presence during the ensuing week.
TEIGNMOCT/I FANCY BALL.—Thenincy Ball at Holmes's
Room, on Thursday, was attended by a most numerous and
brilliant assemblage of beauty and fashion. As all the tickets
were issued by the Stewards, the company was moat select ;
at
nine o'clock the party began to assemble in the Ball Room,
which was decorated with emblematic descriptions of the memo-
rable battle of Algiers. A variety of elegant dresses, as well
as the simple peasant attire of other countries, were displayed
by the softer sax, whilst splendid uniforms, Turkish, Italian,
and Spanish costumes adorned the Gentlemen : many were also
attired as old Men. jockey!), &c.----At ten o'clock the Supper
Room was thrown 'open, which was laid out in better style than
any we vemember to have seen. After supper the party re,
sumed'the festive dance till the hour of five, when all retired,
having only one thing to regret—the indisposition which had
caused the absence pr the Personage in whose honour the Bill
wan given--Lord Exmouth.
KEsniat, Avo.3o.—The Right Hon. George Canning.-the
Right Hon. Win. Huskisson, and Lord George Bentinck (son
of the Duke of Portland, and Private Secretary to Mr. Can-
ning), passed. through this town on Thursday, on their way to
Storrs Hall, the seat of John Bolton, Esq.. They were respect-
fully waited upon by a number of the" principal Gentlemen of
the town, who were lazuli), received by the illustrious travellers.
Flags were hoisted on the Tan Hall, &c. and the bells tterit
,
forth many a marrtpeal tri nour of the parties_ during the
day. Yesterday, Sir Philip Musgrave passed duouhh_tlak 1.
ts
town on his way to join the distinguished guests at Storrs II
ElllirtarttGll, Atro. 80.—Arrived at the Waterloo Hotel
(Oman's):—Their Graces the Duke and Duch
n. 2ss o
M f Nortimin.
garland; Captain anti Mrs. Bowles; the Hor. and Mrs.
Elliot and party. Set off froth the same place • •
—The Right
Hon. the fiord Registrar and Mrs. Dundas ; Robert Ferguson,
Esq. of Raith, and Mrs. Hamilton Nisbet Ferguson ; the lion.
Sir Alexander and Lady Hope and Misi) Hope; Sir Henry
d family ; Richard Itusdon, Esq. and family ;
Calvert an
Edward Howard, ,the Rev. J. Ai Donald and Colonel
DaviArries,vel
• at Barry's Hotel, Right Ilon. Lord Linton, Wm.
s
Esq• and family ; George Fairholm, Esq. of Bernet'
'orbes Esq ; George Stewart, Esq. of Wand-
syde ; Walter } I`l
lin E. • Dr. 'll D
• s.— epartures, aeu..
tally ; Edwrd t.e
G rah the Right Hon. Lord Forbes, and Hon. 3lisses
tenant. ene
Forbes ; viscount Castlereagh ; Major-General the lienir.
able Godfrey Bosville ; Blair, Miss G. Blair
Colonel Blair of ;
and Mrs. Farquharson; Captain O'Brien, Mrs. and
Major Captain Wench() e
Master O'Brien ; P •
5 that prerrations are making at Dysart
Fife rumour say
House, the seat of the Right I on. Earl Romslyn, for the recep!
tion of his Royal 111.0
nos the Duke of York, who is expected
there in a few days.
A publics Veins.
blic dinner is to be given at Glasgow to 4
Brougham and Denman on the 12th September.