The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-01 00:00:00

LONDON FASHIONS FOR MARCH.

From Aekermann's Repository of Arts, Fashions, Ma-

• • nufactures, 4•e. 4•e.
DINNER. DRESS.—White satin dress made with a frock-
body, equally full all round, square at the top, and orna-
mented by a cape, straight in front and deep on the shoul-
ders,where it has three pointed divisions : it is trimmed
with narrow blond. The sleeves are en gigot, and termi-
nated by broad fancy bracelets of garnet and gold. The
skirt is decorated by a row of white satin bows, with two
angular ends pointing downwards. Beneath is a puffed
triangular trimming, united by a rouleau to a deexand full
bias flounce, that touches the ground. Broad gold belt,
embroidered in crimson bows, and long ends, tasselled, at-
tached to the left side. The hair is parted from the fore-
head, with two curls on each side, and' confined by a gold
band, beneath a toque of rose-colour crepe lisse. The edge
of the brim is rather elevated, slightly construeted,-and de-
corated with broad rose-colour satin riband, having bows
on each side, beneath the brim, and bows o❑ the low cir-
cular crown, with long ends projecting over the edge on the
left side. Gold ear-rings and necklace, with turquoise or-
naments. White kid gloves, embroidered with gold giraffe-
coloured kid shoes.
BALL DRESS.--White tulle dress over a Feodore Woe
satin slip ; the waist is long, and pointed at the back and
front, and bound with gold lace ; the stomacher extends Acs
the top of the shoulder, where it terminates in an obtaste
angle, projecting over the sleeves, and united to an angular
cape, that decorates the beer; a branch of white Persian
roses spreads over the front, and gives the stomacher en
elegant appearance ; it is terminated with a rosaceous or-
nament of rubies set in gold. The sleeves are short and
full, and kept out by the stiffened sleeves of the slip. 'f he
skirt, is •made equally full all round, bound with white
satin, open in front, but united at regular distances by five
rosaceous ruby clasps set in gold ; branches of white Per-
sian roses form its rich and delicate border; ,itis a quarter•
of a yard shorter -than the, slip, which is terminated by a
blue satin rouleau. Tile hair is parted in front, dressed
in large bows. and adorned with papilionaceous bows of
blue and gold tissue ribbon. :White kid gloves ; medallion
bracelets outside. Ear-rings a/a :Raman& goid neck-
lace, with a diamond-shaped locket in front; gauze scarf;
white satin shoes.

(From La Belle Assemblee.)
CIARRIAGE Dazss.—A pelisse of satin, of a colour
between a lead and a slate-colour, fastened down the front
by straps and gold buckles. The sleeves en gigot. 'The
body is made plain, and over, from the throat, falls' a collar
6 /a Chevaliere, of India muslin, richly embroidered;
which is surmounted by a triple ruff of fine late. The-hat
is of satin, the colour, bird-of-Pataditie yellow; and -it' is
lined with crimson velvet, and slightly ornamented with
that material, in front of the craws ; the crown adorned
towards, and on the surnmit, with yellow satin ribbon,
richly.figured with black. Two white esprit feathers are
added to this hat : one-is placed orr the top of the.crown,
on the right side,- the other'on the left, nearer to the base.
The strings float loose.
BALL DRESS.—A. dress of white crepe-Aerophane,
with two rows at the border of the same material, bovii-
lonnes ; over. which are placed, obliquely, half wreaths of
flowers, thickly grouped together.; and formed of Bengal
roses---jonquil blossoms, withoutfoliage, and the stalks im-
perceptible—blue hyacinths—with a very small portion of
green leaves, The body is of white satin, with drapery
across the bust, a la Sevipul, of crepe-kierophane, as are
the sleeves, which are short and full ; the fulness confined by
half wreaths-of' flowerso on a smaller scale, as those on the
skirt, but perfectly Corresponding with. them. The lair
is arranged in very full clusterrof curls en each side of the
face ; the bow is rather small; consisting only of two loops
of hair, and not ,tnuch elevated-: at the base of .this
white rose ; and,beltind the bow, towering abbve it, is a
splendid bouquet, consisting of scarlet, and white, double
garden poppies, ears of cern, sad spiral white flowers.--
The ear-pendants are gold. -

LONDON MARKETS.

WIHTECHAPEL HAY MAliKE'r.—Feb. 2S.
714. Od: to 100 i. Od. Clover 90i. .od. to 140 s: Od.
Straw---- Od. to 365. od.

PRICES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)—Feb. 29
Kent Pockets 4l. 45. 4/..185. to W. Os.
'Sussex Ditto 41. 2s. '4l. Ss. to 4/. 12s.
Essex Ditto— • 41. Is. 4!. to 51. Os.
Farnham Ditto, W. Os. 81. Os. to 91. 9s.
Seconds 0/. Os. 71. Os. to 81. Os.
Kent Bags 4/. 4, 41. 15s. to 51. Ss.

Sussex liitte
I..:6sex Ditto—

I6s. 41. 2s. to 4/. 6s.
41. Os. 4/. 10s. to 41. les.

PRICE OF OIL.. • • •
Rape Oil, brown Refined: 0
Linseed Oil ti 0

Linseed Oil. Cake at the Mill, per thousand'
Rape Cake; per ton '