The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-01 00:00:00

NAVALA

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 29.—Sailed this morning
from Cawsand-bay his Majesty's ships Dioinede
and SUCCCSS, and the Malabar transport (which
put in there on Sunday last by contrary winds and
bad weather), for Coruona, which have on hoard
detachments of the Fu`o.t. Guards and o.lst 'llegi"
thent that embarked at Portsmouth, and are to
. . •
reinforCe the Marquis of WELLINoTori's army.

Arrived the French- chasse maree Ltit• Provi-
dence, with a cargo of salt, bound coastwise, cap'
tured,on the 20th inst. by the boats of the Mar-
tial and Insolent gun-brigs ; the crews of which
cut her out in the most gallant style from under
a battery, which kept up a constant, but ill di-
rected fire, and we are happy to state,'the boat,
did not sustain any loss; the crew of the chaEse
maree abandoned her on the approach of the
boats.

• His Majesty's ship Implacable, Capt. WATsQN,
that arrived here on Saturday morning last from
the Mediterranean, was released from quarantine
yesterday.
We stated yesterday that.the George, VCrAticVt,
Master, from London, with a cargo, consisting,
of coffee, sugar, and other merchandize,.bound to
Malta, put in, here in distress, having Shifted her
cargo, to'replace which part of the goods is to be.
transhipped immediately into lighters alongside.;

Arrived the Bee, COTTON, from Portsmouth;
and
.the Brothers, TEAGUE, --from Truro ; also
arriied the Phoebe frigate frora'Hairfa.

. DEAL, SEPT. 30.—Sailed his Majesty's ships
Minerva, Indian, and Rosamond for Portsmottti)
the Egmont for off the North Foreland ; and the
Speculator lugger with a convoy for Portsmouth. -

Arrived'the Barham man of war off the North
Foreland.

POiTMOU SEPT.3o.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Misletoe, Redpole,. Rosamond, and Swans
froin the Downs.

The- Hope, LAING, from London, bound to
Teneriffe, has put into this port with the loss a
anchors and cables. The Unity , BROWN, hi 6 also
put in here, having upset her windlass.
Arrived the True Briton, TAYLoa,.from Quebec.

Sailed his Majesty's ships Vengear, Princess
Caroline, and Spitfire, for off Cherbourgh; Mel-
pomene and Fl-eya frigates ; also sailed two
transports with troops on board for Lisbon.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 28.—Teu o'clock, P.
Arrive 4 the Duke of Kent packet from Lisbon, ja
8 days; brings -no news.

TORBAY, SEPT. 29.—Thi3 morning, the wind
blowingstrong at Bast,-the.l'Aole of the-fleet in
this bay rode,very heavy, and it was not until this
afternoon any of them could get under weigh, when.
his Majesty's ships 14Jr.11-trrougli. and Macedonian,,
and the Inglis East Intliama.n, with about 12 other
ships; either cut or slipt, and went to sea.—Sig
sail ran into onr pier, and tie remainder of the

fleet are still, at anchor.
The sloop Matilda, TYRER, Master, of this port,
is on the rocks, and it is feared she will be lost.

LONDON FASHIONS.

FROM LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE OF THE PRESENT:

MONTH. •
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS oN THE DRESSES Or PERSONS OF -1
TASTE. FOB OCTOBER, 181:1.

WALKEN.° DRESS-Jacp4et Muslin dress, made rather
low the kitee, and open in front; trimmed round with'a rierr
-workeft
,muslin border' scolloped, and laid on rather full
waist moderately long, and a collar falling about a nail over
the.throat...which, a. 5, well as the sleeve, is edged with the
same pattern trimming as the press, but not more than half
the.width, the sleeve very. long, and loose.. Petticoat of:lac'
conet muslin, trimmed to correspond with• the dress. Whittl
shawl of the newly,inveuted.silk and cotton twill, with a rick
coloured border, thrown loosely over thd shoulders.• C`otto4e
bonnet of yellow• twilled tarsnet. tied under the chin with a
large row of yellow rihand, ,small. front, which displaY4
a rich lace cap, a bunch of corn flowers in front. Yellow kid
sandals ;and gloves. . • .

, -
EVEstriuDdEss.—Demi-train of 'pale' amber, white satin
body, made tight to the shape,
,and very low in the hosoT,
which is square, andtrimmed.rotind with a pulling of rich race;
between every,pntf,a white silk small Spanish button,- which
-has an extremely elegant effect; an epaulet sleeve, very shell'
and full, with a double trimming bf, , puffed lace, ornamented
also with Spanish buttons. White satin sash, finisheilat the
ends with rich white silk.fringe. Tapas ,necklace and ea:--
rings ; gold chain, of very light and elegant workmanship; au} •
a glasS rather larger than they have lately been worn. Idtkir
divided on the forehead, and dressed very full on each tempi''-':
part of the.froat.hair is brongiit over to the right side, and • -
falls in loose ringlets in the neck ; elegant half wreath of J'A
tilicial tlowers.composed of va7iJus coloured precioli, stones.-
White and silver fan ; . white kid gloves, and white sapik
slippers; with a plaiting of ribband instead-of rosettes; •

FROM ACKERMANN'S REPOSITORY or ARTS, Ir4V
SHIO,NS, AIANIIYACTURES, &C.

FASHIOM FO;:, LADIES. ' • .
Paomrsarit Cosroruc.—A plain muslin robe, finished .tv, •
the bottom with a. border of needle-work, long full sleeve,
and formed high in the neck, with Simple collar, confined in
the centre of the throat with a topaz broacl4 and hutton4'
down.the bosom; 'an anther-coloured sash, tied in irregull
bows, and ends in the front of the figure..' A.rosary an
cross of thecoquilla nut. A lapilled cloak, of bright amber or
yellow crape, faced with satin, and edged with fluted
band. of the s:ane•colour. A Wellington hat of strew, trim'.
med with white'riband. GloVea and shoes of yellow •
AUTUMNAL-cAßßinna OR' MORX`ING COST'JME.—A
jaconot muslin robe, formed high in the neck, with doll'
frills of deep vandyke lane. A grey satin spencer, ornament:, .
ed with silver cord and buttons. en militair,y, and confined 4;
the throat with a corresponding cord and tassels ; the spen•=e, •
formed' without a collar, and the double frill of the morning
robe falling over. A quartered foundling cap of lace, on-
fined with a full band of the same under the chin, and
mented oar one side with an autumnal flower. Shoe' :
f
grey kid ; gloves, lemon colour ; and tithe:ale of purpl
velvet.

KEMBI is expected in town in the course Of
this wee, but not, we find, with any
,inteuti°3
of a public exhibition of his talents.

SPORTING lI~`TEIILIGE~ CE,

NEWMARKET FIRST 00TOBER MEETING, i.SI2.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT.2O,

Mr. Craven'S Tooley', beat Mr. Thornhill's Aquarius, Bst..
'7lb. each. T. Y. C. 500 gs: h. ft.—. 3 to iOn Tooley •
Fifty Guineas, free for any hofse, exp. 4-yr. olds carrying 7st.
. 4lb. 5-yr. olds, Bst. 51b., 6=3,1.. olds, Bst. 111 b. and aged,.9st.
B. C.
Ld G. 11. Cavendish's br. Florival, 6-yrs. • , 1
-Sir C. Bunbury's b. c. Rival, 4 yrs • •
7 to 4 on Rival.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, It M. Bst. 41b. each.
D. of Grafton's Woeful •1
Mr. Craven's Tobley .2
Mr. Payne's Mountebank • 3
.•

. .
II to 8 on Woeful.
One-third of a Snbscription of 25gs. each, for S-yr. old colts,
list. 91b. and fillies, Bst. 61b. D. I. Dona fide the property
of subscribers,
D. of Grafton's b. f. Pope Joan - a .
iflr. Andrew's ch. f. Calyba . . .. ' 2
Mr. Wilson's ch. f. Lady Sophia 3
14 Lowther's br, C. RO,:nante , 4