The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-29 00:00:00

CRICKET.

The " Noble Game of Cricket" is now in an active state of
revival, among the young and athletic men of Aylesbury and its
vicinity. Several small matches have already been played ; and
some Grand Match, such as the interesting one of last year, be-
' tween Aylesbury and Leighton, is not unlikely to take place before
the season ends. On Thursday last was played, at Whitchurch, a
match between two gentlemen of the former neighbourhood, and
two others of Aylesbury, of which the results were as follow
Whitchurch, first innings, ; second ditto, 5. Aylesbury, first
innings, 8 ; second innings, 26.—•-On the conclusion of the match,
the parties and their friends passed the remainder of the day at the
Cock Inn, Whitchurch, with uninterrupted harmony and convi-
viality.—The return match of these parties will be played at
Aylesbury, on Wednesday next.—Bucks Chronicle.

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.

(From La Belk Assesalie.)

MARINE COSTUME.—A round dress of fine India
muslin, with a broad trimming at the border, formed
of lace, en jabots, placed on in bias ; between the
j.abois an elegant embroidery, worked on the muslin,
in a pattern of vine leaves. The body is partially low,
and en garbe ; the waist encircled with a belt of ce-
lestial-blue ribbon. Over the bust is a sort of collar-
cape, in two points, perceptibly separated in front :
these points are embroidered at the corners, and are
trimmend round with lace : a chemisettc tucker draws
round nearly as high as the throat. The sleeves are
moderately wide, with mancherons d la Psyche, of
muslin, edged with lace ; the wrists finished by a
double range of antique points, and confined next the
hand with gold bracelets, clasped by an emerald
brooch. The hair is arranged in full curls, and very
short at the ears. A hat' of white gros de Naples is
worn, without either cap or cornetts, and is fancifully
ornamented with white gauze and blond ; the crown
adorned with large tulips of different colours. The
strings of the hat are of celestial-blue ribbon, and float
loose. The necklace and car-rings of amber.
MORNING DRESS.—A pelisse-robe of jacconot
muslin, embroidered down the sides in front, and
round the bottom of the skirt, in a rich scalloped pat-
tern ; a double.pelerine cape falls over the shoulders,
and is worked in a correspondent manner : the body is
plain, and made to wrap partially over in front. The
sleeves are made nearly to fit the arm, and have a very
broad scalloped ornament of embroidered muslin at
the wrist, turned upwards. The head-dress is a cor-
vette, discovering but little of the hair, with lappets un-
confined, of a very fine specimen of Urling's lace, of
which there is a great profusion in the fabrication of
this novel cornette : between the hollows made by the
different windings of the lace, are large puffs of broad
pink satin ribbon. A necklace of coral encircles the
the throat, and the slippers are of coral red silk.

HAY MARKET!
(At per Load n

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Lowland Meado ST. JAMBS% '
- --nrilaY•Ll ot)4 0 Glatt! Hay .. ..i4 & tag A
Upland Ditto ' . '
Rye- 4 0 5 0 Oat Straw
New lead() """ -eNala Hay .. .. 4 0 5 0 Wheat Ditto .........»• 1 Ign Il
I:
Meadow Hap ......• 315 413
Both Meadow and Clover Hay St. per load higher than last q uoted i
prices of Straw stationary. Supply limited, and trade a little alive.
SMITHFIED,
Lowland Meadow 1/3113 oto 4 0 Clover Ilay getweratiy IS 4 toll, 15
Upland Ditto .........+» 4-0 5 0 DittoextristudinarYgneo 8 6
ItiYe-Igas Hay.,......... 40 5 0 Oat Straw .... . .... ll. p .!. II
row Meadow nay •..S 15 415 'Wheat Ditto ........-" 11* Ihi
Meadow Hay 50,, 'Clover Hay It= U. is OIL:, per hwi higher than on
Thursda ill prim of Straw no -n,...tlialt. - vage aupply, and a
sluggish trade,

COVENT-GAFIIrDcnEriNt
rtvltiAnsn:ebre're:4l.l4lTdeirliallyl:4lo:.er),
Theresa* a good supply at this mornings market, and an un-
usually
dbar;ssek'itirtliVgelt.t ; iu
alteration. There Was neither Celery nor Leeks in the market.
s. d. to s. d. c d. tos. d.
Potatoes (per cwt.) .... ti 015 0 Pears (half sieve) 3 0 6 0
Cabbages (12 heads).« 1 0 2 0 Gooseberries
. 4,
12 0: Sim Frencht ans hnCrhe
tries
nn : tt
Walnuts
(peC k ) 50 06 10 0
1 6 3 0
Cauliflowers ...« . . ..... 1 6 5 0 Currants 1 6 4 0
Asparagus (bundle)... 1 6 3 0 Oranges (100)
Rr0,,,,0 gbh .......... 1 ti 4 6 Lemons
Carrots (12 bunches) . 5 0 15 0 French ditto
Turnips
Cutiolaetwhorts(olr2Giar,eewsn)s::: 211 06
OnionsCo Lettuces - "
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i 6(01 :2
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532) 10
2661: 100
Spinage (half sieve'... 0 6 1 6 Cuctrinbers (12) .... 1 0 4 0
• •
Beans 0 8 161 Ditto small (100) 1 0 2 0
French Beans . 2 0 4(I Apricots (pummet)
Green Walnuts
Common I 1ume...—....... .4.._ .a—_....u11.-V...........,--....x.1--- • .. .. ..

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