The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-01 00:00:00

DEPARTURES.

Hon. John Coventry and Miss Coventry left Warren's
Hotel, Regent-street, yestzrday, fur their seat, Itisliopsgate,
Surrey; Lord Dunnally, from the Royal Hotel, St. James's-
street, to his seat in Devonshire; General Bailey, from this
London Hotel, Albemarle-street; Hon. Wm. Bagwell, front
ditto; the Earl and Countess Waldegrave, from Greillion's
Hotel, Albemarle-street, to their seat, Twickenham ; Hon.
Edward Foley and Miss Foley, from ditto, to their seat in
Sussex; Lady Gitnibier, from Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-
syaare, on a tour.

cEMALE FASHIONS.
[From La Belle dissemidee for March.]
FRENCH.—BALL DRESS.
Frock of white crape over white satin, with three flounces
of crape, ornamented at the edges with black, en coquillagess.
Foliage (um-intent of black satin between each flounce, and
surmounting the upper one; short sleeves trimmed in bias,
with foliage• to correspond. Corsage a Louis Qllatorse, of
black satin, with sash of the same ; sandal slippers of Frinch
grey satin. White kid gloves, and ear-rings and necklace of
jet. The hair elegantly arranged, and ornamented with
gauze, spotted with black velvet, sad confined by rows of
jet beads.

ENGLISH.--CARBIAGS COSTUME.
Round dress of black crape over black satin, with fire flut-
ed flowers of crape at the border. Spencer of black velret,
with the sleeves and bust ornamented in a most novel and
beautiful style. Black velvet bonnet, with superb plume
of cypress feathers. English antique triple ruff of white
crape ; black chamois slippers, and black chamois gloves.

(From 4cherntann's Repository of Arts, Fashions, 4.e.)

WALKING DRESS.

A high dress, composed of black bombasin ; it is made ta
lace behind; the waist is the same length as last month ; the
front of the bust is ornamented in the stomacher style, with
narrow pipings of crape. Long sleeve, of an easy width, sur-
mounted by a full epaulette, also composed of bombasin; it
is formed into bias pufli by narrow bands of black crape,
placed lengthwise ; the bottom of the sleeve is finished by a
broad crape band. The trimming of the skirt corresponds
with the epaulette, but is notch broader, and has a very
striking effect. The pelisse worn with this dress is composed
of fine black cloth; the back is plain at the top, but has a
little fulness at the bottom of the waist, which is of a mode-
, rate length ; the fronts are tight to the shape. The sleeve is
set in a manner very advantageous to the figure; it is of mo-
derate width, except just at the wrist, where it is almost tight
to the arm. The trimming consists of three bands of black
crape, cut bias and doubled; they are of different widths, and
'are set on at a little distance from each other ; this trimming
goes round the bottom, and up each of the fronts. The col-
lar, which stands out at sonic distance front the throat, is
ornamented to correspond. as is also the epaulette and the
bottom of the sleeve. Head-dress, a cornette composed of
white crape, and a h,onet of black crape over black sarcenet ;
it is something smaller than we have lately seen them ; the
crown is round; the brim is lined with white crape doubled,
and is finished at the edge by a deep fall of black crape ; a full
bunch of roses, of the same material, is placed at one side of
the crown, which is enriched by a plain hand of black crape;
another band confines it under the chin, arid forms a full
bow ar the right side. The ruff is of white crape, and very
full. Black leather half-boots, and chamois gloves.