The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-03 00:00:00

FRENCH.

NlTAtazrNo nTtr,...P..—Ttounci dress of llac grog de Naples—.
the corsage flut:d at the back en kerb?. : the border of the dress
triturned with distinct strives of fluting, crossways; the flutings
forming a representation of bu llion. The ronneherons of the
sleeve trimmed to corr?spond. Standing-up collar, and riff
4-la-Reine Elizabeth, of line Mechlin lace. Bonnet of white
puckered crape, with short plume ofCuiled feathers. Lilac kid
f-b haloots, and Norman gloves:

',nom ACKERMAI•tN'S REPOSITORY OF ARTS, FASHIONS,
1-,IANUFACTURES, &C. &c.
PROMENADE Dr.r.ss.—A cambric muslin gown, trimmed
at the bottom of the skirt with clear muslin bouillonne, let in in
waves ; each wave Is embroidered round the edge, and the triin.-
ming is terminated by a full flounce of that sort of work which
resembles point lace. body, tight to the shape, finished
round the bust by a narrow wave, to correspond with the trim-
ming at the bottom.'. Long sleeve, rather tight, terminated by
a double fall of work. Small epaulette' composed also of work.
The pelissa. worn over this dress is made of evening primrose
gros.de.Naples, and lined with white sarsnet : the- trimming is
of the same material as the pelisse ;• it is perfectly novel, and.
has a very striking and tasteful effect. The epauktte is a mix-
ture of satin and gros de Naples, disposed to correspond with the
trimming. Long sleeve, rather tight, and finished at the hand
in a very novel style. High collar, standing out from the throat.
so as to display a rich lace ruff. Head-dress, a bonnet. of
White gros de Naples lined with white satin, and ornamented
With two narrow rouleaus, placed under the edge or the brim ;
the crown is a moderate height ; the brim very deep; and
finished at the edge with a new trimming called -Lapland moss :
api c of this latter material, which is edged with blond, is very
tastefully disposed on the top of the crown, in the middle, of
which it is clasped by full folds of white satin. A plume of
white ostrich feathers, tinged with pink at the edges, is placed
on one side, and a white gauze ribbon, spotted with pink, ties
it under the .chin. Limerick gloves, and lad boots to correspond
• with the pelisse. ~,„
EVENING DREss.—A-round clfess composed of British net
over a white satin slip,; the bottom of. the skirt is finished with
a full double melte of ;the same material, and this is surmount-
ed by a trimming,composed of net puffs; their forth is that of
a crescent : they are let in irregularly, and to a, considerable
height. Corsage of the usuallength, cut square, and mode-
rately high round the bust, which is ornamented by a deep fall
of lace, surmounted by a trimming of shells, formed of net, in—
termixed with white satin. • Short full sleeve to correspond with
the trimming of the bottom, and terminated by a fall of lace ;
the zone is composed of steel net, clasped in front by a steel
buckle, cut to resemble diamonds. The hair is parted so as to
display nearly the whole of the forehead ;. it is arrangedin light
curls, which hang low at the sides of the face. The hind hair is
fastened in a simple knot, which does not rise higher. than the
crown of the head. Head-dress, a pearl tiara placed across the
head; and overshadowed by; a full pluuae 'of white down fea-
thers. Necklace and ear-rings, pearls. White satin shoes,
and white kid gloves..
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Ennrlm ucH, JUNE 29.—Arrived at the Royal Hotel, Henry
Monteith, Esq. M.P.; Lieut.-Col. :I'm. Knox ; Joseph Ash-
ton,' Esq. Henry Ashton, Esq. ; George Suttic, Esc.
DEPARTED.-Sir Alexander Muir Mackenzie, hart.; Lady
Muir Mackenzie ; Misses Mackenzie; Robert Fullerton, Esq.;
Mrs. Fullerton ; Misses Fullerton ; Wm. Elphingstone Ful-
lerton, Esq.; James Fullerton, ESq.; John ullerton, Esq. ;
Neil Malcolm, Esq. ; Thomas Dunmore, Esq. ; Ralph Rid-
dell, Esq. and Mrs. Riddell;