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London, England, 1829-03-04 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR MARCH.

FROM ACIC1113141)0191 IMPOUTORT or rrurrous, &e.
Duress Daess--Dress of white satin or gni de Naples ; the
body made close to the shape, and nearly covered with white tulle
drapery, which rises in a fan like direction from the centre of the
waist, and spreads in regular folds across the bosons, displaying the
form to much advantage ; the back is made in the same manner,
and has a narrow band of white satin where it dwell; the sleeves

are full and short, with the least possible shoulder.straps ; the skirt
has three plaits on each side in front, and Is trimmed with a broad
full flounce of tulle, baying a stiffened satin band at the edge ; it is
pot on in a straight line, and alteniately fastened up and down by
white satin corded leaves; ceinture of white satin.
Vienna toyne of tulle and white satin, formed of large bows, on
loops of folded tulle, standing up very high and opeli, inserted in a
satin band in front, and pasting over towards the crown ; two bows
of broad satin riband are placed oa the right side, and bows and
ends behind, below two spreading bows of folded tulle. Long white
kid gloves, stamped; white satin shoes.
Oran* Dans—White tulle dress, over a white satin slip ; the
body en draperie, regulated in the centre by a perpendicular white
satin rouleao ; the drapery rises in a point from the waist, and
spreads very full, in small regular folds, across the bust as far as
the shoulders, which are a good deal displayed; the sleeves being
placed low, they are very large to the wrist, where they are ter.
minated by bread gold Egyptian bracelets, confining the white kid
gloves. In the centre of the bust is an elegant Egyptian brooch,
with pendant drops, corresponding in delicate workmanship with
the ear-rings, which are also of gold; the skirt has tucks to within
a quarter of a yard of the waist, they are placed close to each other,
and are about a finger's length in depth ; the fulness of the skkt is
principally at the back, but it is slightly continued at the front and
sides. White satin sash.
Large black velvet bat, with a white satin how, just within the
brim on the left side ; a plume of white ostrich feathers placed
behind, are arranged with the greatest taste; one extends to the
front, where it is attached.to the crown, and turned for the ead to
play freely; a second is fastened to the top of the crown, twisted,
and falls over to the front ; two more, twisted half way, fall grace-
fully towards the right shoulder.
Cloak of striped lilac satin, with an elegant border, formed by a
perpendicular embroidered sprig being placed between each stripe ;
the cloak is wadded, and lined with white satin, and fastened by a
gold-colour silk cord and tassels; it has a large square collar, and a
larger square cape, reaching below the elbow. White satin shoes.

THE ARMY.

The 4th Royal Irish Dragoons, at Exeter, are to be replaced by
e 3d, or King's Own Light Dragoons, from Ireland.
The following akeratlons in the stations of Cavalry Regiments
e shortly to take place—
DRAGOON Ova aos—lot, to Ireland; 2d, to ditto; 3d, to Coven. _ _

try ; 4th, to York ; sth, to Canterbury ; 6th, to Dorchester; 7th,
to Ipswkb.
Daimons-Ist, to Manchester ; 9d, to Ireland ; 3d, to Exeter ;
4th, to India; 6th, to Ireland; 7th. ditto; Stb, ditto; 9th, to Not-
tinsltant ; 10th, to Hounslow ; llth, to India; 12tb, to Edinburgh,
13th, to ludia • 14th, to Leeds; 15th, to lkightoo ;16tb, to India;
and 17th, to freland.