The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-01 00:00:00

FASHIONS F• )12. SEPTEMBER.

PAKISTAN HOME COSTUME..—hound dress of cambric with
embroidered flounces, divided by broad rows of muslin boleti-
lands. The dress made low, and finished round the bust to
correspond with the trimming at the border of the gown.—
Triple ruff of clear muslin, embroidered with a Vandyke
edge. The hair arranged in full curls, and elevated on the
summit in a cluster of large curls. Sash of plaid ribbaud,
and Spanish brown kid shoes.
ENGLISH EVENING FULL DRESi.—Frock of fine net over
pale pink satin; the border and corsaKe beautifully trimmed
in quilliugs of crape, white satin, and medallions surrounded
with peat's; the border of the dress terminating by a light
and elegant fringe of pearls. Turban toque of white satin
and pearls, with two large drooping ostrich feathers. White
crape fan Vandyked with spangles; white satin shoes, and
white kid gloves
The favourite colours are amaranth, pink, marine green,
Burgundy, and lilac.—;La Belle -Issemblee.)

But curoN WALKING llness.--Jaconot muslin round dress
over a French grey sarsnet slip. The dress is richly worked
round the bottom and up the front. High body, composed of
alternate strips of byas-tucked muslin and letting-in lace.
Long sleeve, finished at the wrist by rouleaus of worked mus-
lin, each ronlean edged with narrow lace. Over this dress is
worn the Blaodford spencer, composed of white Queen's silk
it is trimmed in a very novel and tasteful style, with white
satin and braiding. Fiehu of white gauze, very full trimmed
with tulle. Blandford bonnet, composed of Leghorn : the
crown is rather high, the front of a moderate size, and square
at the ears, it is lined with white satin, and trimmed with
the same material and Leghorn tassels, a hunch of which is
placed at the left side. A full bunch of blue fancy flowers
ornaments it in front, and it is finished by white satin strings.
The shape of this bonnet is peculiarly novel and becoming.
Pale yellow slippers, and Limerick gloves.

THE GLENGARY HABIT—Is composed of the finest pale blue
cloth, and richly ornamented with frogs and braiding to cor-
respond. The fr rit, which is braided on each side, fastens
under the body of the habit. which slopes down ono each side
in a very novel style, and in such a manner as to form the
shape to considerable advantage. The •epaulettes and jacket
are braided to correspond Wit the front, as is also the bot-
tom of the sleeve, which is braided nearly half way up the
arm. Habit-shirt, composed of cambric, with a high stand-
ing collar, trimmed with lace. Cravat of soft muslin, richly
worked at the ends; and tied in a full how. Narrow lace
ruffles. Head-dress, the Glengary cap, composed of blue
satin, and trimmed with plaited ribbon of various shades of
blue, arid a superb plume of feathers. Blue kid gloves, and
half-boots.—(4cherma lin's Repositery.)

[More F.asbions To-morrow.]

HEBDOMADARY.

Sunday, Aug. 31.—TH RTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY.—
Sul) rose at 12 minutes past 5 ; set at 48 minutes past 6.
Monday, Sept. I.—St. Giles's Day ; an Abbot and Confessor,
anno 715, in France.—Partridge shooting commences to-
day. Daylight decreased three hours and two minutes.—
Jupiter sets at 35 minutes past 9, and Mars rises at 44 mi-
nutes past 9, this evening.
Tuesday.—City of London almost burnt, in the year 1666.
Astley's Amphitheatre burnt down, and 40 horses in it,
1803.
Wednesday.—Proclamation of Bartholomew Fair, at twelve
o'clock, by the Lord Mayor of London.
MOON'S LAST QUARTER, this day, at 2 minutes 9 o'clock
in the evening.
Thursday.—Emersion of Jupiter Satellites at 8 hours. 45 min.
and 3 seconds. Oliver Cromwell, PrUtector of England,
died, 1658.
Friday.—The great spot which appeared in the Sun's disk
the 23d July last, disappeared on the 4th tilt. and was suc-
ceeded by a number of small spots, which are arranged in
groupes.
Sat urday.—Appoaratice of a most beautiful Comet, anno 1769.

Earl SPENCER is expected to leave the Isle of
Wight this week, to join a large party of friends
at his seat, Althorpe, Norfrhatoptoo, to coat:hence
the shooting season.