The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-01 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JULY.

(From Aehermann's Repository of Fashions.)

WALKING DRESS.—A gown of Cotpali of a new
pattern in azure and white. Corsage uni, made up
to the throat, and to fasten behind ; the front is cut
bias, and very low on the shoulders, so as to display
the shape of the bust to very great advantage. Ma-
rneluke sleeve of the usual width. White ceiriture
embroidered in azure, in a Grecian pattern, fastened
in front with a buckle of gold fillagree work. The
skirt is cut without gores; it is sufficiently full to
hang in graceful folds, but is not quite so wide as
they have been recently worn. A trimming to cor-
respond with the gown reaches in the ourlet style
nearly to the knee, and terminates in dents de Scie.
A rich silk fringe of intermingled bronze arid azure
is placed immediately below the dents. Head-dress
a bonnet of rice straw of the demi-capote form, and
of a large size; the inside of the brim is ornament-
ed With a trimming in foliage of rose-coloured gauze
tiband - the strings, which correspond in colour,
Pass through the edge of the brim, and fasten at the
side. A rouleau to correspond ornaments the edge
of the brim, and the grown is profusely trimmed
with roses of various colours. Parasol of bronze-
eoloured gros de Naples, lined with deep blue, and
trimmed with bronze-coloured fringe. Bottiness of
black kid and gray gros des Irides. Lemon-coloured
gloves. Canezon en tichu of white lace.

EVENING • DRESS.—A dress of crepe aerophane
over satin to correspond ; the colour is the deepest
shade of bleu du Roi. The corsage is cut extremely
low, ornamented round the bust with a light trim-
ming in crepe, and marked in the centre of the bust
and back with a narrow satin rouleau. lhe sleeves
are extremely short and full. Satin ceinture fasten-
ed behind in short bows without ends. The skirt
is of an easy fulness, and finished by a broad bias
of the same material, on the upper edge of which is
a very rich embroidery in floise silk of the same co-
lour. The hair is arranged in a profusion of full
curls, which fall low on each side of the face, and in
'nil bows on the crown of the head. A demi gitir-
',Me goes round the back of the head, and termi-
ates in a small bouquet of fancy flowers on the
light side. Diamond ear-rings; white kid gloves;
White ewes de Naples sandals ; plaid crape scarf.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

' ARRIVALS.
The Right
—404 Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Stratford Canning and family,
4rio
Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Constantinople; Mrs.
W, at ditto, from DorsetshireHamilton, at
-,1"to, from Wiltshire ; Colonel Day at Wright's Hotel, Adam-
t. Adelphi ; Prince Irifaikin, at Talke's Hotel (late Mil.
tr), Jermyn.street, from
th the Continent ; Mrs. Creser and bro-
/Z (Mr. Creser), at e British Hotel, Jerm)n-street, from
,entshire ; John Taylor, Esq. at Symmons's Hotel (late Jor-
th,„l.
,"), St. James's.street, from his seat in Worcestershire ;
General and Mrs. Wallace, at the London Hotel, Albemarle-
peet, from Scotland ; Mr. and Mrs. Jones, at Fenton's Hotel,
riaJaMes's-street, from Wales; E. Parratt, Esq. at ditto, from
CHANGES.
e Earl of Chesterfield, from Chesterfield House, on Sunday
gnt, for the Royal Lodge, Windsor ; the Countess St. Martin
ve Front, from her house, in Stanhope-street, on a tour; Gen.
I°W, from Talke's Hotel, for his seat in Huntingdonshire ;
arel Tynte, M.P. and Mrs. Ty nte. for their seat in Somerset-
ti7 ; T. G. Estcourt, Esq. M.P. Mrs. Estcourt and family, for
sten: seat in Somersetshire ; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Polhill, from the
4,,,.Glorge's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for their seat in Kent; Sir
,n7res well, Bart, from Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's), Albe-
th.le-street, for Paris ; Lord and Lady Dynevor and family, for
oi, seat, Barrington Park, Oxfordshire ; Lieutenant-Colonel
Les Reilly, from Fenton's Hotel, for his seat near Windsor; B. L.
(tier, Esq. Che M.P. fromm
ditto, for Poole ; Wm. Crosby, Esq. at
"0, from ltenha

ji •
The Duke of CUMBERLAND left town at an
tar!), hour yesterday morning, on a visit to his MAJESEY
at the Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park.
The Queen of PORTUGAL, accompanied by her
Ptiediao, the Marquis de BARBACENA, came to town on
afonday, from her residence at Laleham. Her MAJESTY
gave a sitting for her portrait to Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE,
f ' at his residence in Russell-square. The QUEEN after-
bards remained. some time with the Marquis de Par,
/tat. i..a, at his house in South Audley-street, and in the
!" liternoon returned to Laleham.
E
The Dowager Marchioness of HERTFORD
taYe a grand dinner on Monday at her residence in Man-
, th.ester-square to the Duke of CUMBERLAND, the Duchess
et GtoticitsTxa, and a large party of the nobility.
r. The Duke of CLARENCE visited the Princess
1‘ Anausxa yesterday, at her residence in the King's Palace,
St. James's.
The Right Hon. STRATFORD.CANNING ar6
rived in town on Saturday night from the Continent,
having returned from his embassy. The Right Hon.
ortleman attended yesterday at the office of the Secretary
IState for Foreign affairs, and had an interview with the
Q anno ABERDEEN. Mr. CA.NNING afterwards visited n MURRAY at the Colonial Office.
tLord HILL, the SPEAKER of the House of
0b,... „„
„:,-...0n5, Sir WILLOUGHBY GORDON, and Mr. CROKER,
t'mted the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday at the Treasury.
? The Duke Of WELLINGTON, the Marquis
44:4 Marchioness of LONDONDERRY, and a select party of
> ‘, e nobility and gentry, dined with Mr. HORACE Twiss,
'4terdaY, at his residence in Park-place.
Lt °n Monday night his Royal Highness Prince
it ),!ot,u gave his fourth grand entertainment this season,
qtrrlborough-house, Pall-mall. Its arrangements were
The l 7 lanilar to the preceding ones given by the Prince.
gins entertainment was originally intended to have been
of. 11 ou the 9th ult., bui was postponed in consequence
J 441* being issued by his MAJESTY'S command from St.
tizies_ .
logy .3 Palace for an evening party. The company began
_ 40rive about half-past nine o'clock, and continued setting
( r_'calv v°!2 till between twelve and one o'clock. They were
ed
i
a ort their arrival by the Equeries-in-waiting, we:oell' ucted them to the presence of ther Prince. The staihr-
o
c
all od corridor through which the company passed were
' el- covered with scarlet cloth. - The choicest plants and
P°)tics that could be procured were tastefully and ingeni-
;'Y arranged the entire length of the staircase.
.The
oolace received his distinguished guests in the new Dining-
, 44;4, in the most affable manner. The grand entrance
• 0,, was, as on the last occasion, fitted up as the Music-
Lk. In the hall was stationed a tine, brilliant, and full-
it,"`a grand pianofOrte, by BROAWOOD. The principal
eeller to that establishment being iDn
attendance to tune it
8, :ere the commencement of the concert. Daacois.xrri
the double bass, and Puzzi
on the horn. Signor
, 0e414.4. presided at the piano-forte. The Royal Family
f ~' arrived early in the evening, and entered by the court-
Ard •
, , which was reserved exclusively for them,--the ge-
-1.1111 company entering by the new entrance in the Paik.
bte members of the Royal Family present were, the
, chess of CLARENCE, the Duchess of KENT, the Prin-
,7o AUGUSTA, the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
' . -Iti the
t Princess SOPHIA MATILDA. The Duchess of
tkitsxcE was accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of
r 1;‘41t.-Witimaa and the Duchess of KENT was attended
41 on. JOHN CONROY, Lady C. JENKINSON, Lady Sr.
, 4, and the Baroness de SPAEDTII.
%,iteolonel HODDER, jun., has announced him.
0414 a candidate to contest the Cork election with Mr.
Ikatto CALLAGHAN, and the struggle will be a severe one.
gE,4l‘l„ r• LAWLESS.—The indictment against this
goCallaan Crown
, and the notice, lately served by the
st 'titc, having been laid before Counsel, their advice
%,1* thawt he should demur to the indictment as being in-
hesZie,4t in point of law. Accordingly a demurrer has
ato filed. , The argument upon it cannot take place until
4ichaelmas Term. Dublin Morning Register.
' 4411ADFORD ROE.—RADFORD ROE, who
the been sentenced to transportation—who was amongst
le,,thl 'eves in the hulk—who was in the grey jacket and
Ittie" earl of the transports—who was under the re-
alio." of the irons incidental to his situation, and
14 Was actually on the passage to Botany Bay, in
Nu teasel now about to start for that destination,
)-- Athetirer d to Dublin on Ssturday,—we cannot say
fot,,.
i in a carriage and pair, or a carriage and
4 if.but the return to Dublin may be regarded as certain
bib,i It were announced in the Gazette. This is a strange
to hem' Judges, Jurors, Governors, and what was held
a,ire, to
and indisputable law in Ireland, set aside, and . by a billet doux addressed by Lord ELnorr to
, i limo) RADFORD ROE, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, on
f board Me hulk, Dublin ! ! !"—Dublin Morning Register.
COURT OF -KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN.—On
Saturday last, Mr. TALBOT GLASCOCIC was ordered to be
remanded till he gave security to keep the peace to all his
jajesty's subjects for seven years, but especially to
Damn O'Cotorxi.t., Esq., himself in 5001., and two
.1, auretiea in 100/. each.