The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-01 00:00:00

AgGISTER OF F`ASIIION.

FEMALE FASHIONS.

(From 4,1,i-nsh;r7:'.r
..dri.s.; 4-c. for Ortfdier.,
WALKINO TirisS.—A high dress compOsed bf ponceau
gros de Naples; the corsage fastens behind ; the back is plain ;
the fronts are ornamented bye a, trimming of the same material,
in the form of a wreath- of . leaves, which slopes down on each
side; and forms the shape of the bust in a very becoming
manner. The collar. is 'very deep, and is ornamented at the
edge by a loop trimming. Long sfeeVe, finished at the hand.
by -a loop trimming very full epaulette; terminated by a band
and bow in the middle of the arm in front; a similar bow sur-
mounts the trimming of the bottom of the sleeve. There is a
full ruche, of the same material as the dre2;s, at the bottom of Ole
.skirt; this is surmounted by a trimming alsO of the same ma-
terial, of ,an uncommonly novel and pretty descriptioa, for
which we must refer to our print. Head-dress, 'a bonnet of
grim de Naples, to correspond ; it is of a moderate size, lined
with white, and adorned with a very full plume of white fea-
thers, tinged at the edge with the same colour as the dress ;
strings, to correspond, tie'it under the chin.
.Tlie hair is much
divided on the forehead; aud- very full at the sides of the face.
Necklace. and ear-ringi, dead gold. Limerick gloves, and black
kid shoes.
COURT DRESS.—A white lace petticoat, of Urling's menu-
faCture, over one of white satin ; the trimming of the petticoat
consists of gold tissue disposed in folds, and edged with gold.
cord ; train of gold;coloured satin lined with white satin, and
• trimmed with bunches' of gold shells, placed at regular dis-
• tances : this trimming goes all round. The corsage is tight to
the shape ; the front is formed of folds, to correspond. wit the
trimming of the petticoat. Sleeves of gold-coloured satin, -
trimmed With folds of tissue and gold cord ; a band of plaited
cord terminates the sleeve. A. very 'full Zizabeth rail' stands
up round the back of the neck. The hair is divided so as to
display the forehead very much ; it falls in loose ringlets at.the
sides of the face. The hind hair is dresSed low. A diamond
bandeau is placed very low over.the forehead; the lappets are
of Urling's point lace q • a profusion of white Ostrich flat feathers
:
finish the coelFure. Diamond ear-rings and neck4ace. White
kid gloves, and white satin shoes.

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WALKING IbtES.—Rountl dress of violet coloured Cashe=
mere, with a broad ornament round the boidre Of willow grtmn•
velvet Ormoss'phiche de soie ; the Nlanc.he.:m;fi on the top of thy
sleeves consisting of a falling ornament of Ile same matt.'rial :
the bust finished by buttons of filagree silk frd ornaments of
the same colour as the dreSs; French collar of willow grcen moss
piuche de soie. White crape bonnet, with Violet caul crown of
satin, surmounted by a plume of white ostrich feathers. .Double
standing up ruff of Urltn,g's patent lace. Cache:Tr:ire shawl of
Apollo's hair colour, with via:cps, ted border. Velvet kid half-.
boots, and lemon-coloured_ kid glove§.,

The Countess of Sandwich. goes first to -Faris and thence
to It,dy, where her Ladyship proposes residing clueing the en-
suing winer,
Lady Harland, supported by Admiral Page and J. Hare,
- Esq., and accompanied by Lord and Lady Granville, named
the fine new East Indianian the William I airlie, Of 1350 tons
burthen, which was launched on Thursday last, at Ipswich.
On Wednesday last a grand ball Was held at Cie Assembly
Roouri, Chichester, under the patronage of the Duchess of
Richmond; which was attended , by all the fashionables of that
city,and its neighbourhood.
CIISTEIi. MUSICAL MEETING.—This. Musical Festival
Commenced on Thursday. Among the company of distinction
• (in addition-to the local Gentry, and familiea of rank), were—
IDS Grace the Archbishop of York, who, with ather
Was. a visitor at Earl Grosvenor's.—At Colonel Barnston's were
Marquis ChOhnondeley, Lord H. Cholnion.4eley, Si; A. Ed-
monstii, Lady Warburton, Lady-and Mrs. Kaye, airs. Colonel,
Parker, Richard Heber, Esq., M.P.' „Mr. Bootle Wilbraham,
jun:, &c.—At the Albion Had: Lord and LeAyCombermere,
• and the Countess of Westmeath; Sec.—At. the Royal Hotel :
Prince and Princess San 'Cataldo, Count and• Countess St. An-
tonic), Lord Crewe, Dowager Lady Brook. Baron di Rudzoa,
Sir JameS Riddle, Lady Amelia Kaye, D. Davenport,. Esq.,
M.P., W. IL L. Brooke, Seca-Braham, like the music of the
Messiah, was truly sublime, especially in the opening recita-
tive,-'' Corrifort ve,"- and in the concluSion of the sentence,
" And cry unto ler, that her welfare isratcconirliahed, that her
iniquity is pardoned." Mrs. Salmon and Alias ..steplaetia exerted
their splendid, vocal talents with great effect. •
CIIELTE.NIIAM, SEPT. 21.—Maclarac Catalani gave her
first Concert last night, the 2Gth ; there were upwards of 700
people of the first families of distinction at Cheltenham and its
environs. The enthusiastic applause with which she was greet-
ed, was Such as to occasion a general wish for her to give a se-
OW, which report says will still Ire More fully attended than
the first. *la Ertl' on the 20th of October, to preside
at aran-TFestiVal that will be given at that platy:
D R G H., SEPT. *—Ariived: at the Waterloo Hotel
'(lariranis) -sir 1110Trial' -and Lady LivaugaaoilVe •,•the •Ystsaz,Sl
Berry; eeneral Douglas Wemrss ; John FairlitalLsq. ; JaMes
Fitirlie, Esq. ; George Miller, Esq. ; Robert HaWthorne,. Esq. ;1
Mr. Chissall.
Set off from the same place--Robert Markham,'Esq. Mrs.
Markham, and the Misses Markham; W. B. Laurence, Esq.
and Mrs. Laurence ; James lanes. Esq. M. P.; -Robert Thor-
ley, Esq.; Mr. Mussenden; and Mr. Barnewall.
'Arrivals at Barry's Hotel, No. 8, Prince's-street :—Governor
Houston of Clerkington ; Robert Stewart, Esq- of Alderston,'
Mrs. Stewart -; Miss Cecil and Mrs. Perkins of Birminham ;
Thomas •Kineabury, Esq. and Mrs. Kingsburya Archibald
Newall, Esq.; M. Morris,- Alm Morris, and family ; William
• Departures : Governor Houston of Clerkington Robert
Stewart, Esq. of Aldeiston, arid Mrs. Stewart; Miss Cecil and
Mrs. 'Perkins ; Archibald Newall, Esq.