The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-31 00:00:00

FEMALF; FA

HMS DRIC3,—.% striped sarsnrt 'gown, 'very richly trim-
med
,round the bottom with a flounce of deep work, G&sliesi
with k heading: a second flounce is set ou at some distance,
which is much narrnacr ; it is also finished with a heading.
Bows of Pomona green ribbon ornament the skirt a little
above the flounce.
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The body is cut very low; it is full. The sleeve is long,
very loose, and fancifully trimmed with bows of Pomona green
ribbon, to correspond with the trimming of the shirt the
sleeve is finished by a very novel and pretty cuff of pointed
lace. Fiche ala DIIACYNC dr! Berei,..composed of white lace,
which mimes very high; hut though it shades the neck in the
most dalieatc manner, it dues nut by any means give an ide,
of dishabille; on the contrary, it might be worn in fhll dress
Hair cropped, and dressed in very full curls in the neck, and
very full on the forehead. Sfriped kid slippers to correspond
with the dress. M'hiie kid gloves. Necklace white cornelian,
with a small gold cross. Ear-rings white carnelian.
EVENING DitEss.—A white Ikitisli net dress aver a White
sarsnet slip; the dress is trimmed .roittad the bottom with a
deep double llotince of lace, surmounted by a wreath of
roses, immediately above which is'a rollia Of white satin.—
This trimming is uncommonly tasteful and striking. the
body and skives are of the same material as the dress; the
former is full, and cut in a very novel style ; a quilling of
blond lace goes round We boson+, which comes high at the
sides, hut is sloped very mnch just in front.-L.A small bou-
quet of moss roses shades the boson, and gives an elegant
finish to the dreis. The sleeve, .hurt and extremely full, is
'divided into vompartnients by Tullio, of 'satin. Head-dreis a
Wreath of mois•roses, fancifully intermixed with corn. cowers ;
'the hair very becomingly dressed in light looic ringlets on the
fOreheimi, and moderately high behind. A sOberb White laCe
scarf, thrown round tha'shoulders, partially shades the back
of the neck. Neekliice, 'ear-iings, and braselets,
While 'satin slitfpers, arid White kid ghives.

Miss SVtlytteNs has plaVed in Proth6- nitdister,
brought 'ont at Dublin frir the-take of her cele-
brated Echa Song. i'edeptiOn there has been
enthusiastie, and tht. 'Critics:are ahnoct in despair
when they annotince her Ilefietit tiud last
for this evening.
The Dramatic Cdrps of Di uty-lane Theatre fs
ii,,mnotted to Meet in the Green-room `on Wed.
n 'day next, previous to its re-Openi4 'On the
tollowing Bntit'rilay. This oppoirtnnitY will not
be negleetal cif pa'yinit a tribute 'to the memory
and departed talents of itt fnrtuet proptletor, Sit Ft*
to whose .chuneeticin with this I)ropetty
the &rave k indebteii For thcise einteining tome-
dies, tk•ir'cli, since the cloys of SHAitilieAlta, have
tie% er been excelled in our 6wn or any other tan-
nonody it to he 4;pOken to hit me.
tnorv, and is to he succeeded Ivy -/Vie Schoot for
Scandal, cast with 311 the 'strength a the.com-
pany.

Mr's. DICKON! IS At ttllere 'she ieeei'ves
that mar-lied attention from the higher circles her
talents anti merits so ,well entitle her to.

the Barracks it the Savoy; within tire last
week. have been cleared:remly for pulling down.
The opening it seems will be nearly opptisite the
Lyrcion. .
His Boyd Highness .the.Commatidei in Chief
has Commontted t hat.lhe dress to be worn by the
Wirers tit the 60th riegitne"nt (the tth !Wittlion
exeepted) shall in tut Ore be as green juke, with
stn shirts, lik'pets lined with. scarlei, Scarlet cuffs
anti collar, tvo bittern's on each, two rows of
buttons on the litein:o, a gold bugle on the skirts.
the wings to he a gold chain and blither, green
pantalonus and a cal) of the regulation pattern„
conformable to the General Ordera.
We are authorised to state that there it no
foundation whatever for the report which appear.
ed some days ago, that Sir SAbiute. RossILLY in-
tended to Kt) to Switierland, for the pupae of
meeting her Royal Highness the Princess Of
WALKS. Sir SAMUUL never for blue moment had
such an intention, and was therdlore naturally
surprised to tint! it Mentioned in the newspapers.
(fIU. Chronicle.)

Yesterday Sir T. Bail, the Shah of Middle-
sex) attended at Bow-street Office, and rettuesteri
that no more prisoners might be committed to
the prison of Newgate ,than was absolutely rie6
cessary,,owing to that .prison being extremely
full. This arises from this being the long vaca-
tion of the Sessions of this County.
The Maunfacturers of Cider and Perry in the
counties of Hereford and Devon have determined
to petition Parliament for a repeal of the catty of
143. per hogshead on Cider, imposed in 1805.--=
This petition states the quantity
..of Cider and
Perry made within the last ten years, either for
consumption or sales, tine; not amount to one-
sixth part of the average quantity formerly made,
and that there is at present no probability of fu-
ture increase:

Workmen are nary employed in repairing the
hall of the inner- Temple. The roof has been
newly Covered, and the spirt put in good cundi-

Lion.