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FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.

WALxneo Dates.—A cambric muslin round dress; the bot-
tom of the skirt is trimmed with a Bounce of scolloped work,
disposed in deep plaits at some distance from each other, and
the spaces between left plain iu the middle of each space is a
muslin tab; this trimming is surmounted by another composed
of full puffings of muslin, with lozenges between, and a roaleas
of muslin at the top. High body, tight to the shape, profusely
ornamented with work, trimmed at the wrists and round
the throat with scolloped I ice. Spencer of cerulean blue sole de
Ihndres : it is tight to the shape; the waist is the usual length,
and it is finished with a full bow and ends of tine • same ma-
terial, corded with satin in the middle of the back. The bust is
formed in a most becoming manner, by a fold of satin eciaud
with a trimmed loop of soie de Londres, which goes in a sloping
,direction from the shoulder to the bottom of the waist. The
long sleeve is finished at the hand with satin folds and loop ttiqh
ming: the epaulette is a mixture of satin and soie de Loamy, dis-
posed in an extremely novel and tasteful style. Falling collar,
finished with hands of satin and loop trimming. Head-dress; a
bonnet composed of white watered gros de Naples; the brim, of
a moderate siz^, turns up a little, and is ornamented under the
edge with a band of blue tufted gauze; a piece of gros de Naples
goes round the crown, cut at bottom and top in the form of
leaves, and edged with narrow straw plait. A full bunch of
these leaves, and a bouquet of marguerites are placed on one side
of the crown, and a bouquet of marguerites only on the other.
Broad white satin strings, tied in a roil bow oa the left side.
Black kid shoes.

Eventsll Lhase—A figured lace round dress, over a white
satin slip ; the body is tight to the shape, and tke waist of tLe
usual length ; it is cut moderately low round the bust, which is
trimmed with an intermixture of folds of net and pink satin.—
Full sleeve, composed of lace over white satin, intermixed in a
tasteful and novel manner with small bouquets of moss roses.
At the bottom of the skirt is a full rouleau of pink satin wadded ;
this is surmounted by bouquets of leaves in pink satin, arranged
at equal distances from each other, and between each is an orna-
ment, in the form of a sear, composed of five small roses. A
rich satin sash, the middle white, the edges pink, tied in fall
bow and long ends behind, finishes the dress. The hair is ar-
ranged is light but full curls on the temples. Dead-slress,a Co-
ronation hat, composed of gaze de lai,w ; it is finished at the
edge with narrow pointed blond, and is ornamented with a dia-
mond loop antra superb plume of white ostrich feathers, which
droop a little to one side. Necklace, cross, ear-rings, and brace-
lets, diamonds. White kid gloves, finished with a full quilling
of tulle. White satin slipperc—Ackerniann's Reimaiary.
ENGLISH DINNER Palm Dens.—Dress of fine plain Mina
muslin over pink satin, with three rows of puffing clear muslin
round the border; between which rows are broad spaces richly
embroidered its raised spots, or filled up by letting in of broad
lace spotted muslin or lace sleeves to correspond, wreathed
round with puffings of muslin. The mancherons of i•lain India
muslin, braced in puckers in the antique coronation style, with
pink satin roukaus. Falling tucker of fire Nlechlin lace, sur-
mounted by a row of puffing. AGRCS S ir4 cap of fine blond, with
diadem points towards the back cart cf the head, hound with
pink satin, and ornamented in front with toll blown ro‘e, and
drooping yellow lupines or wheat-ears. Th.: hair arranged in
antique ringlets, as in the reign of Charles I. Scarf-sub of
white sarimet, beautifully fringed ; w bite satin slippers, and yci•
low kid glovi.r.—.lo B.die

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LONDON.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1821.
THE FUNDS.

VITTORIA, JULY 14.

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Bank Stock 229% 230% 230 2301,4
per Cent. Reduced 75% 1,4
3 per Cent. Cons. 741,4 3,4
31,E per Cent. 87 A-4 per Cent. 937 a 94A
5 per Cent. Navy, 107% 108%4
Long Anns. 19% %—lndia Bonds 58s. 565. pr.
Exchequer Bills ss. Ss. 6s. 4s. pr.
Consols for Acct. 74% % 3/4 75.

Advices have been received from Rio Janeiro,
dated the 25th of May, being four days later than
those brought by the last packet. They state that
thirty Officers from the army of General SAN MAR-
TIN had been brought to Valparaiso under arrest, for
having, as it was supposed, formed a conspiracy in
Peru against the Commander-in-Chief.
The following is an extract of a letter from the
Captain of a vessel.employed in the Expedition under
Lord COCHRANE: '
" Bay of limcho, coast of Peru, •March 26, 1821.
" SAX MARTIN and hii army are still lying here. It is ex-
pected Lima will soon fall, as they have r.J. way of getting pro-
visions suifident for such an immense tiuntber of inhabitants as
it co mains. The port of Callao is blockaded by the Patriot
squadron. On this coast there arc only two Spanish frigates,
which have run a great way to leeward, and are now about Pa-
nama, being afraid to shew themselves on the coast of Peru•
There have been a few skirmishes between the loyal and the
patriot troops, but the latter have always been sucaessfuL"

We have received to-day a series of Madrid Papers
to the 206 ult. The following are extracts:

Last Monday, the Priest Salazar was conveyed
from
.Burgos hither : he had been brought from Bar-
celona with a good escort of cavalry and infantry.
It seems that Merino has recovered himself, having
appealed with seventeen of his band near the Sierra,
and that his ancient friend, the Postmaster, has shewn
himself on the other side : for which reason, the first
Battalion of the Regiment of the EMperor Alexander,
which was coming to this City, was marched to
Ezearay.

one so forgetful of his duty, and so deaf to my admonitions, as to
relapse into the excesses which he ought to remember but to
blush at them, I wain him that I win then display in his exem-
plary chastisement all the energy of my character, and that, sup-
ported by the liw and by the observance of the Constitution to
which we have all sworn, the criminal shall find me inexorable,
and I will never cover myself with infamy, by meanly compro-
mising with licentiousness and sedition.
(Signed) " FRANCISO DE COPONS,
Superior Political Chief.

" Madrid, July 16, 1821."

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this forenoon,
An article from Vienna of the 19th July, states,
that a:cording to accounts received there, by express,
from St. Petersburgh, the Emperor ALEXANDER had
given a categorical answer to the complaints of the
Porte against Baron STROGONOPP, but what the an-
swer was, was not authentically known. It is said,
however, that the EMPEROR had required from the
Porte complete satisfaction for the insults received by
his Ambassador, and that in the space of eight days.
If that is not given, the Ambassador has been ordered
to quit Constantinople, on which the Russian troops
assembled on the Pruth will enter Moldavia. All
the Russian Generals, it is added, have received sealed
orders, which they are not to open till a certain day.
Contrary to•what was recently stated as to the dis-
position of the Barbary Powers towards the Porte,
the DEY of TUNIS has, according to a private letter
from Tunis, of the 24th, armed in great haste seve-
ral ships of war, which are destined to act in concert
with the Turks against the Greeks of the Archipelago.
Several Greeks at Tunis had been maltreated and
imprisoned by order of the DEY.
A Paition has been presented to the Chamber of
Deputies, praying, that the remains of BONAPARTE
might be conveyed to France. The following is a
translation of the Petition, though it is not much like
what is generally understood by the term Petition in
this country• :