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

IRELAND.

Samuel Wellington, private in the 23d Fns:leers,
lately tried by a General Court-martial at Cork,
for preienting his musquet at Lient: 'rant Smith,
while exercising at Newcastle near Limerick, was
sentenced to receive 900 lases ; but which has
been commuted to drumming him, with ignominy,
out of this respectable' corps.
The 3d Dragooo Guards,cantoned in the County
Tipperary, at p; esent faced with purple velvet,
are to change their uniform to yellow facings
and silver lace'; the coat to be long, and made.
exactly similar to the Life Guards.
We sincerely regret to state that the Earl of
FARNHAM experienced a serious accident on Tues-
day week, as he was coming into town. Very
iiear to Farnham 1-I,use, and riding rather quick,
his horse's hoof came in contact with a stone which
was sticking up in the road, when it stumbled,
and threw his Lordship, with, considerable force,
fo the ground. IVe understand he fell on his
head, which was s^verely cut near the temple
an,t eye, and inte,•ll bruised, as was also his neck
and shoulder, and his hat cut through in se-
t-eral places. Though we regret that we are
unable to state the injury his Lordship received
as of a ial nature, we however, hope that it
will not prove of any very serious consequence, or
he attended with whet ill effects, than the confine-
ment necessarily resulting trom so severe a fall,
and which, we arc induced to think, will, for the
present, prevent the Vice-regal visit to Farnham.
His Lordship is under the care of Surgeon Roe,
troth whose judicious treatment she most satis-
factory results may, we hope, be confiden!ly anti-
eipated.—(Ceran Her aid )

About tb,• second year of the present KING'S
reign, a man of the na►r.e of George King was
convicted in Dublin of a capital felony. lie tire.►•
up a memorial to the 'KING, which he forwarded
with the following lines :

George King to King George sends his humble petition.
Iloping King George will pity poor George King condition ;
If King George to kolze King will grnt a long day,
George King for King George for ever will pray.

The following is the literal copy of a letter
lately sent to a Medical Gentleman, not far dis-
tant from this town :—" Cer—Yole oblige me ut
yak ko tin ce me 1 hey a Bad kowd an► Hill in my
13ow 1-11!Is and bee lost my Happy Tight."—
(Blackburn Mail )
CAUTlON.—Thursday, Badcock, a jour•
neyruan baker, was ordered by the Magistrates of
Covent-Garda office to be imprisoned cue month
in the House of Correction, Coldbath•fields, for
leaving his v.ork unfinishrd, and otherwise nor
complying with the commands of his employer,
Mrs. Laing, widow baker, residing near Co-
raul-strcet, Bruuswick-squate.

REGISIER OF FASHION.

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.

(FROM ACISERMANN's REPoSIToRY OF ARTS, FASHIONS, &C.)
HALF-DRESS.---A round dress composed of velours epingle .
the colour is difficult to describe; it is between a dark fawn
and a sage green, without being exactly either, but of the
two, it is nearest to the green. The body is made rather
more than half high; the back has a little fulness at the
bottom of the waist; the fronts are tight to the shape, and
sloped a little on each side of the bosom, so as partially to
display the upper part of the neck. Thelmdy is elegantly
finished by a ruff composed of Bros de Naples and satin, to
correspond with the dress ; it stands up behind in the Eliza-
beth style, so as to shade the back of the throat, but it opens
on each side of the bosom. Head-dress, a cap, ornamented
with pomegranate-flowers. Necklace and car-rings, dead
gold. Black kid shoes, and Limerick gloves.
EVENING DRESS.—A round dress, composed of white
lace of Urling's manufacture, over a white satin slip. The
skirt is elegantly ornamented with lace draperies, which are
beaded by a trimming composed of white satin, intermixed
with pearls; each drapery is ornamented at the points with
stars formed of white satin and pearls. This trimming is at
once light, elegant, and novel. The body is tight to the
shape ; it is cut a very decorous height round the bust ; the
front is formed in the Grecian style, with a little point in the
centre of the bosom ; it is ornamented by a tucker a l'esf'aat,
and that is headed by a roulcau of lace twisted with pearl.
The hair is dressed in light loose curls in front; the forehead
is very little exposed. Head-dress, pearl ornaments, and a
superb plume of feathers, one of which droops a little to the
right side. Necklace and ear-rings, pearls. White silk shoes
and white kid gloves.