The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-01 00:00:00

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TRIADTO png mitmoßy OF CITIZEN Wwitnt.

et itisigitis tofa.Cantabitur orbe:

And has He !net the Patriot's general doom?
Fle, tit:" State's sole S:ttitytri peerlept IlaonMs
Untitled, fnr a seat belOvc, lite CoMMoNs Roorti ?

Neer is the Senate ilid his zeal relax ;
There, there he maiie his privileg',l tacks,
Nor ever spar'il his Foes—behind their

0 !,-tle.was more than Lingua:4e can exiireii,
In truth,. in eandoni. elleVgY: address;
In.cuura a,_ tuore than wortnt man,—or itsi.

tie fell 'not by a Common,
'Twai tinel CAs.rt.KnEml:if who laid tj in
And cursed CAS,:Ntso dealt the deadly blow.

Mourn hits, cli,j6inted Patriots, high and low,
Sir FaActs,'FotasToNE;CoIUIRANE, SMITH and Co.
And bid-your sorrows,-not in silence, flow. •

But let not hopeless.gtief your bosoms wring;
He dies to live : your vutive offerings bring,
And your dead Chief's :leu•r►ieos:s sing.

F-, of noble birth, of talents mean,..
Of witless arrogance, aotl peevish spleen,
Praise BRouses blest name, and sanctify the scene.

Praise him, pert SMrrls, with merits all your own,
True to the Statr, devoted to the Throne,
Friend of the Church, and Confidant of Srusz.

Praise bill], BURDETT, whose tender mercies feel
For nlI who mutiny, or plot, or steal,
Victims of BEY& in every dire BASTILE.

By Baum's blest hand be all your conduct steer'd,
Lire, lire like intoom, for dauntless courage fcar'd,
And die, like B►►ouM, for loyalty rever'd.

Bury, July 98, 1817

FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.

[Fr,:m La lirlle IssenOlde for August.]

PARISIAN WALKING DRESS.—RotHia dress of cambric, with
two embroidered flounces, divided at about half a quarter of
a yard, with rows of small tucks, Collerette body of fine
cambric, ornamented round the bust and at the bottom of
the waist to correspond with the border of the dress. Leg-
horn bonnet ornamented with oillings of pink satin. Lyonese
:bawl of grass green with a ❑arrow variegated border. Pints
kill shoes, and Limerick gloves. „.
AFTERNOON ENGLISH DRESS.—Round dress of fine plain
India muslin, with triple flounces richly embroidered; the
upper flounce finished with a bollitlone run through with ri-
band of ethereal blue. Open spenser of ethereal blur sprig-ged
satin, lined'with white; 1116 part that turns back and the
fxllitig collar elegantly finished with tine blond • 211:121altrOlIS
Of white satin sin-mount the sleeves, trimmed also with
blond. Elpinstone cap of blue and white satin, with a plume
of white feathers.

[From .4chermann's Repository of .hr's, Fashions, 4-c.]

WALKINp DttEss.—A jaeonot Muslin round dress; the hot-
tun of the skirt trimmed with five rows of embroidery, in a
rnnniai patteiln of leaves. The body is full ; it is cut low
round the hu.t, and the fulness is gathered in there and at
the bottom of the waist by a narrow baud Of muslin. Plain
long sleeve,. almost tight to the arm, and.finised at the wrist,
with,work. - The ficleu worn with this dress comes up very
high on the shoulders, and partially displays the neck; a pink
an.. white net silk handkerchief is fastened in a large how
and lung ends before. Head-dress, a hininct composed, of
white satin, ilnd lined with the same material : the brim,
which is very large, turns up entire!! in front ; the edge is
ornamented with intermingled rolls of pink and white satin.
The crown is also adorned with rolls of pink satin, diSplayed
in a very novel slid tasteful style; it fastens under the :chin
with eiknot of pink satin at the left side, and is finished by a
rich plume of down feathers.