The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-01 00:00:00

LQNDON FASIHOXS FO!: OCTOBER.

FULL dress of fine white tpuslin, trimmed down
the sides and rotted the bottom with small rosettes
of write lace; the back made plain with rows,of
lace lei-in across ; the bosom very low, with a broad
lace tucker dr,iwn close round ; plain sleeves made Of
alternate stripes of lace and muslin ; a: row, of small
lace rosettes down the arm. A cap of siihite lace H
taade open at the, tor', to admit the hair, and confined
.With blue ribbon.

'Walking Dress of blue muslin, the body made
full, and close round the neck ; full' epaulets ;- long
Sleeves of white muslin. A straw bonnet tied:
flown with Hoe ribbon.
HEAD Dtt EMS. —A straw hat lined with
while, -and turned up in front, 'with a lace cap
and wreath of roses under it ; the hat trimmed and
tied down With green ribbon.—A niorning bonnet
of black silki trimmed with bows of silk, anti tied.
tinder the chin with black, ribbon.,--A cap of .wit to
lace made•opeii at toti to admit the hair, and orna.
mewed with a lilac flower.—A 'bonnet of 'white
sarynet, trimmed and -ornamented. with white rib
Lon;—A .cdp of bid& 'lace, with a full: lace bor.._
der, trimmed 'and ornamented with yellow.—A
Close plain bonnet of green silk, ornamented with
bows of green ribbon.—.-A morning • bonnet of
green silk made full, and drawn in three• places,.
the crown finished with a rosette of the same.--,A
bonnet of coloured silk, the front plain,, with square
corners, and trimmed all round with white ribbon.;
the crown full and ornamented with bows of white'
ribbon.

GPNERAt Oitstßl;TATioils.--The present fashion_
able colours are yellow, blue, pink, and green. Straw
ar.d chip hats still continue to he worn, with white
'veils and small lit feathers: White cloaks likewise
contevalent
dress:: Feathers are very general both
kuilandnue pr
h aif

TH E TH EAT E Beggars' Operiz .was ire.
Presented last night at DrUry.:Larie Theatre.. The
chief merit of the performance was Mrs. Mootst.
twb Polly. She warbled the Songs with great
Sweetness and .skill, and supported die part with
ru,,te of theatrical-merit than is generally found in
the singing tribe. DE CAMP'S Lucy ‘, as
17(1Y spirited piece of a6ing, and her execution
.of
the
„ Airs demonstrated taste, and science. KELLy's
L'iocheath is so well known to the Public,- that uo.
tithing need be said. of his performance. The Au_
sec who were very numerous and quite ungo-
nable, seemed to be chiefly &lighted by the
"'Vil
oe, performed by a Dancer in, etiers, which
%i'4 encred. Several, however, objeFted to the re_
~.,Piet,ition, but the .2„yes had it, and the daperer was
tged
ro give it again, in order 'to console poor -;
"2czchealb in the Condentned Hole.
.I..he offers made by REYNOLDS and MORTON.,
or Sadler's are said
.to. have Veen
but the affair- Dever went farthel.than a negotia'tion,
Flitch we believe has lately been broken off.
teAlderman CURTI!; began to be much alarmedlest
should hive a formidable rival in business, when
l'be h eie ard that CHARLES, Fox lAgsn to deal in blabber;
It ;l was perfedly satisfied when it was explained
°1 that it -.Was quite a different trade, and.
a
Nether upon a new speculation.
col he whole range of Kent, from the Obelisk to
1)
sveri abounds prodigiously Rooks, with whieh.
t]',',:engers may easily be-supplied at any Inn .upon .
ofir°ad• The Pigeons 'are growing rather scarce
can ale,.but are in' wonderful request wherever they..
he Come at.
,
Alth;:::lllcoosities-inn_Fie/ds is likely to become one of
beautiful sand ornamental spots in- the
, r°Polis. It is to be converted -into a Garden
be" Shrubbery, according to 'a plan approved by the
tzst udges. The area is .so spacious, that, as
16.tee°1'''N said, it possesses '' great
ias Mr. SOANE has resided there several
ts:,!rs, we wonder that these improvements did not
'Ke place long ago.
The
coiumns and fragments of marble Which
`'sere and
found in a branch of the Saone„ near
1)
are supposed to have formed part °lan
~,_„:e it T elnple. The little Statue of bronze
-which
4150 discovered there, appears to be a Venus.