The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-21 00:00:00

Fu LL MOCIAMINGS.

For Father and Mother ; six. months. - DrestV.
the first- six •' weeks,: black woollen
stuff. The first three weeks, the headdress and
covering for .the. neck, of black crape. The second
three weeks, the headdress and covering for the
neck, of white crape, fringed at the-edges.
The next six weeks, • the dress Of black silk
; if
in Winter, pora.de.soie ; if in summer, Tours taffety.
The dress and ornaments for the head, white crape,
with fringes.
For the last three months, the dress 'is either
White solely, or else of white and black together.
' The Drest of the Men—For the first six weeks, the
hair unpowdered ; the clothes of broad-eloth, and
without buttons ; the shoes of brown leather ; the.
stockings, woollen ; the sword, decorated with
Crape ; the buckles, black ; iicrava t.

For the next- six Weeks, the clothes of broad_
cloth, with Inrttons ; silk stockings, silver buckles,
and sword; a black ribbon at the hilt of the
sword.
For the last three months, .in fill dre ; bLick
clothes, silver htickleS, and sword ; white silk stock.
logs, black avid white sword-knot./n uNdresi, the
vest, breeches, and stockings, black.
F-ar Grandfather and Grandniother, four months
and a half.

Dieu of lb:. L dier..---11m first month, the wimle
dress of black. woollen. For the first fifteen days,.
the head-dress and netk-handkerchief of plain black
crape. For the second fifteen days, the head-dress
and neck-hundkerehief of white crape, with edgings.
For the next six weeks, the dress black silk : in
winter, 'bid. de- soie ; in iummer,.tafiety of Totirs.
The headAresli and ornaments, crape with fringing.
For the last two months, a black and white.half-
mourning.

thysi'V'thf 'd-entlemoi—The' first month, the
hair without powder ; the clothes of broad-Cloth,
without buttons ; the shoes, brown leather ; the
stockings, woollen ; the sword decorated with
crape ; the buckles black ; a cravat.
For the next six weeks, broad-cloth, with' but.
tons ; bl,ick silk• stockings, silver sword ,and
buckles ; a black ribbon at the sword-hilt.
For the two 'last months, in full
clothes, ,silver sword and buckles, white silk stock.
ings, a black and white sword-knot.—ln
the coat, vest, and breeches, black.
Far a Husband, a year and six weeks. The first
three months, the dress six weeks of woollen ; the
head-dress and neck:handker4ief, black. The se.
cond six weekg, the head.diess, and covering for
the neck,.of white crape.
The next six months, black silk. In winter,
tout.,deflom an summer,. tafrety of Tours. The
head.dress, white crape, fringed.
The next three months, black,and,white. The
last six.weeks, white solely,
For a Fife.—Six months.

. . .
'l'he first_ six weeki;3 the hair uppowdered ; the
clothes woollen cloth, without buttons ; the shoes
biown leather ; the. stockings ,woollen, the sword
ornamented with crape; the hnefaes,black ; a cra.

The next six weeks, black cloth, with buttons ;
'black' silk stockings ; `silver [masks and sword;
a black ribbon on the, hilt of the sword'.
The last three months half mourning.—..in full
dress, black coat, vest, and breeches, with buttons ;
black silk stockings ; black and whin:, stVord.knot
silver buckles *and- sword.—ln undress, the vest,
breeches, and stockings, black.
• 'Far Brothers and Sifters,---Two months.
' Dress of the LadessL-The first fifteen &;y5, black
woollen, with crape ornaments, &c.
Next fifteen days, dress of black silk ; in win.
ter; tont.de-soie, taffety of Tours.
For the last month, half mourning.
Dress of the Gentlemen-11e first fifteen days,
black clothes without buttons. • The secondififteeh
days, buttons on the clothes. The last (mind], half
mourning,
COMMON OR ORDINARY stouRNING.
In common mourning the Latiiis continue to wear
liamonds; the Gentlemen wear silver buckles and
tbreles amd .Isints.—Three"Weeks.
Ladies' Dress—The first fifteen days, black silk,
&c. 'The remaining days, half mourning.
G:ntionen's.—First fifteen days,
.a lull suit ct
black cloth.—Subsequent days, half mourning.
COUjiki-Gerwan.—Fi ft'ectl days.
Ladies—First eight days, black 'silk, &c, or
black and white.
List seven days, half mourning,
Gentle/nen—First eight days, a full NJ:
or black and white.
Last seven days, half mourning.