The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-02 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER.

From Achermun's Repository of Arts, Fashion:, c.
HBAD.DRESSES.--Hat of Kiee.straw; the breadth of the
brim equal in front and sides, but rather shallow behind ;
hound with green satin ribbon of the colour of the waters
of the Nile : on the outside of the edge, and within the
brim on the left vide are small branches of the beautiful
Peruvian browallia, from which proceed two ribbons as far
as the top of the crown on the tight side, where they ane
interrupted by a cluster of browallias; they descend again
and go round the' crown, thus crossing it four times in
front; a smaller branch of browallia is placed on the oppo-
site side; two bows are attached to les bridle:, or strings
vvithinside the brim. Cap of white crepe lisle ; the crown',
ala biret, ,is flat, large, and circular, ornamented with
blue satin rouleaux spreading from the back ; the head-
Piece is straight, trimmed liroftiaely with deep blond lace,
a Provins rose, and waving crepe Base edged with blue
satin. French demi-toilette cap of lilac 'gauze; the crown
very full and arranged en botiffee; gold-colour shaded gauze
ribbon fancifully-disposed in front, with full trimmings of
lilac gauze, hound with shaded gold-colour genie; long,
loose strings of the same, terminated with two bows, and
a short and fastened sometimes on the opposite side ; deep
full border of British lace, Bonnet of sprigged rose-colour
gros de Naples the brim large and rounded at the sides,
ornamentehd with two rose-colour satin rouleaux and cur-
tain blond veil more than half-a-quarter deep; behind is a
stiffened silk trimming, the brim not extending to the back;
the crown is high, and has a waving trimming and a large
cluster of arbutus in front, and also at the edge of the brim,
eeosu, .rind e
front whence proceeds a rose-colour crepe lisle to the op-
posite side of the crown, the top of which is arranged in
t 1 wavingstringsflutes,
inea t the edge is a shell-like ornament ;
with bows on the outside of the brim.
y.,VENINO Dekko.--Dress of ffes de Naples ; the colour
acejeu, now much in favour at Paris ; that and yellow di-
viding their empire muting the haul ton ; the corsage cut
bins, and made plain, high across the front and lower. on
the shoulders,. which have epaulettes of puffed ribbon and
leaves, uniting with the trimming, that descend on each
side of the lam to the sash, which is of the same cOlouris
the dress, and tied behind, in two short bows and ends.—
The sleeves' are of a basket form : the upper half plain and
projecting; the lower has reversed photings, confined to
the size of the arm by a band edged with blond. The
skirt is ornamented with a rich blond lace, nearly a quar-
ter of a yard in depth,
set on. very full, end headed by a
wreath of diamond-shaped leaves, united by'a berry and
two rouleaux ; beneath is- a wreath of leaves and wadded
hem. The .hair is in large curls in front, dressed high, and
With large bOWS itt the top ; between is a papilionaceout
wreath of azure crepe lieoe, with gold ornatnents. Neck-
lace, esr-rings, and bracelets of' embossed gold and beryl ;
long white kid gloves, trimmed with blond ; white satin
shoes.

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

In British Plantation Sugar; the sales amount to scarcely
300 hhds., although a reduction of is. per cwt. has been
Submitted to. In East India and Foreign Sugar nothing
has been done. About 100 punchs. ,of. St. Vincent 'Mo-
lasses are reported to have been sold at 295. 6d. per cwt.
off the quay.—Two public sales of Coffeqconsistmg prin-
cipally of 160 tees Jamaica) were brought foiward during
the week, Which being' chiefly of the ordinary qualities,
went off heavily at a reduction of 2s. per. Cwt., and seve-
ral lots were bought in; the good 'middling and better
descriptions support former prices.--lii Cocoa and Ginger
nothing done.—A small parcel of Pimento has been sold
at 10d. per lb., and some parcels of Black Pepper at 44d.
to Rd. per lb.—The Rum market remains steady.

In Cotton we quote an advance of lid. per lb. in Ame-
rican and Surat, and lid.. per lb. in Egyptian, whilst other
descriptions continue without alteration. Yesterday there
were sold by auction '2OO Sea Island, which went off
steadily at loid. to 13d. for inferior to fair, 131 d. to 151 d.
for good fair to fine marks ; 50 Stained Sea Island at 64d.
to 9-0; 650 Demerara at Rid. to 9d. for ordinary to fair ;
130 Barbadoes at 61d. to 74(1., and 100 grown from Sea
Island seed at 7jd to 121 d. ; 300 Bahama at 7d. to lop.
The sales by private. contract are 7,710 Bowed' (ordinary
to fully fair), at 6d. to 60.; (good fair to good) at 7d. to
74(1.; 2,500 Orleans, at 61,1.. to 814. ; 4,890 Alabama and
Mobile at 61d. to 74d.; 220 Sea Island 121 d. to 19(1.;
130 Stained ditto .511-d. to 84(1. ; 600 Pernambuco a 9id.
to 10id.; 600 Maranham at 91(1. to 94d ; 650 Bahia at
Std. to 9d. ; 20 Para at Rid ; 40 Mina Gera at 6d.;
5,010 Egyptian at 7d. to Bd.; 220 Demerara at 9id. to
10id.; 80 Barbadoes at 61(1. to 7d. ; 1,420 Surat at Sid.
to 50.; 170 Bengal at 5d.; making a total, including
those sold by auction, ,of 25,700 bags, of which 6,000
bags American, 3,000 Egyptian, and 1,000 Surat, have
been taken on speculation, and .500 American. for export.
The arrivals are 7,724 bags.

There has been a fair demand for Tobacco this week,
principally from the trade, who have purchased from 200
to 300 hhds, Sinai! sales have been made in Palm Oil at
26/. per ton. The demand for tallow has subsided, having
been cheked by the sudden advance; sales have been
effected in new Yellow Candle at 4.15. per cwt.