The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-06 00:00:00

FASHIONA BLE INTEI,I,IG ENCE.

THE DING; ke.
'WINDSOR, JAW. s.—Velitrrder afternoon hi. MAJESTY
left the Royal Lodge at, halt after one o'clock, in his chaise
drawn by four ponies, with outriders, and proceeded to liagshot
Park, to visit their Hoyal_liighneases the Doke and Ditches!: of
Gloucester. His Majesty reached llavhot shortly after two
o'clock, and remained with their Royal ilighnesses until nearly
four, when he took leave and returned to the Royal Lodge to
dinner. His Majesty, we are happy to state, still continues to
enjoy unabated health and spirits—llia Majesty, on Tuesday
afternoon, took his usual airing in the Great Park for two
hours, in his pony phaeton.--Last evening his Majesty again
entertained his suite at dinner.—Yesterday tOreneon the Duke
of Dorset took leave of his Majesty, and returned to London.

DEPARTURES PROM TOWN, ite.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Worcester, for Staines ;
the Hon. W. V. and Lady Catherine Powlett, from Sonierhy,
Leicestershire, for Northamptonshire; Mr. Thomas Vander-
horst, for Bristol ; Captain ,of the Bth Hussars, for
Hounslow. Prom the Coburg Hotel, Cliandos-street, Grosve-
nor-square—Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin, for Leicestershire.

A R IVA LS IN TOWN.
The Marquis Conyßngham, from Windaor ; Lord St. Helen's,
from a tour; Lady Elizabeth Tufton ; Colonel Murphy; Lady
and Mitts Stewart; Mrs. RavenscrOft ; Mr. and Lady Drum-
mond ; Sir William Houston, Bart. from A vision], Suasex ;
Sir George and Lady Clerk, from Scotland ; Sir George War-
render, Bart, from Berk ; Baron Fagel, from a tour. At Fen-
ton's; New Hotel, SL Jamea'n-street—The Hon. George Pow.
lett, from a tour. At Jordan's Hotel, St. Jamei's-street—
Mr. and Mrs. Franklmid, from a tour. At the Royal Hotel,
St. James's-atrect—J. Bereaford, Eq. from a tour. At Fla.
dong a Hotel, Oxford.street—ll. Chadwick, Esq. front a tour.

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JANUARY, 1820.
[Prone the Ladris MagerAine XXXVI.—New ,S'eries.l
CA lIRTA G E bllES9.—fligi; round dress ofr.o: de Naples,
the colour of the Parma violet, elegantly ornamented at the
border with a full shell-puckering of the same material ; over
which is a row of united chevrons, in ehevaux-de-frize. The
sleives are of a moderate fulness, and arc laced up the percep.
tible part of the inside of the arm in dismonds, with silk cor-
don. A most beautiful specimen of Urling's lace is displayed
in the double fiche-pelerine that falls over the collar of this
tasteful dress. The hat is of black velvet, in the pilgrim's
shape, with long bow, of yellow and scarlet-striped riband.
Valuable Zibeline muff, of the lightest shade of that rare and
costly fur.

EVENING Firm. DnEss.—A dress of white satin, with
full flounce, plaited in the middle next the shoe; over this is
the same kind of fluting, en serpentine, with antique ornaments
embossed, each surmounted by a cross: these ornaments are
only between the upper scallops formed by the serpentine wave.
The body in made quite plain, and fitting dome to the shape,
with two falling tuckers of blond of a Vandyck pattern ; and
one standing up, completely shielding the bast. The sleeves
short, and formed of crape, with the fulness confined by white
satin rouleaux downwards. The hair arranged in full clusters
of curls ; the curls rather large, and crowned by a superb
plume of white feathers. Ear-rings and necklace of pearls.

TOE or Yonx is completely recovered from his
attack of lumbtgo, and rides about as usual. The Duke is
positively expected, it is stated, to preside at the Masonic F
tival. on the 27th instant, in honour of the Duke of Sussex's
Birth-day.
Yesterday Mr. Wilmot Horton left town for Staffordshire.—
At the same time Viscount Melbourne left his house in White-
hall, on a visit to Earl Cowper, at the Noble Earl's seat near
Hertford.

Lord Althorp has arrived at his seat, NViseton Hall, from
N'orthamptonshire.
Lord Calthorpe has arrived at his scat, Amptol►, Sufrolk,
from a tour.

ARRIVALS AT BRIO If TON YESTERDAY.-Sir Robert
Wigram, M.P. and his Lady, from Connaught-place, at
Snake !louse, on the Marine Parade, which house Lord and
Lady George Cavendish left on Wednesday morning.