The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-05 00:00:00

LONDON FASHIONS FOR JUNE.

(From the World of Fa.shion.)
MORNING AND EVENING DRES.SILS.--:ll.edincrote of plaid silk,
(a green cheque, and a little rose-colour bouquet on the white
ground,) the fronts en tubber, ornamented at each -side with
bows of green ribbon ; tight corsage and peleiiiie painted to
the waist; the points on the shoulders -very deep, with small
bows at equal distances; muslin collar trimmed with white lace,
and fastened in front with a Solitaire ribbon, which passes under
a green girdle, and hangs in long ends before; collerct of..the
same, the points worked in black chenille, a gold brooch in the
centre; balimn sleeves and white muslin cuffs; a bonnet' of
rich straw, lined and trimmed with green; in front a beautiful
bouquet of moss roses and acanthus; smaller roses, mingling
with a blonde ruche, under the brim; white-silk gloves; 'pearl.
gray; boots, with black kid fronts. •
A ball dress of white crape over white satin, the skirt adorned
with a garland of roses and pink ribbon, which crosses from the
waist at the left side to the hem at the right; corsage a la
Sevigne, a pink bow and one moss rose marking the centre;
double sabot short sleeves, roses interspersed between the folds;
pink gauze scarf embroidered at the ends; the hair divided into
reversed braids, and drawn to a spiral knot behind, to this is
fixed a sprig of accacia and roses; pearl 'necklace, white satin
slippers, and.kid gloves. .
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(Fibril the Gentle Man's Magazine.)
A DOUBLE-BREASTED MULBERRY Facie .—Collar and breast
o turn to the waist; and a small step only left bet Ween; the
sleeves tight and short; velvet waistcoat, embroidered, single-
breasted, with a full rolling collar. Trousers of buff cantoon,
cut short, and buttoned up the front.
A SINGLE-BREASTED FROCK COAT.—A cinnamon brown
frock, single-breasted; it is intended to be open in the front of
the skirts, and the fulness to incline to the sides snd behind; a
short and very deep rolling collar is made to lay fiat upon the
shoulders, and it is cut with a point behind. Trowsers of laven-
der D'Orsay striped cantoon, made with a full falldovvn, and cut
nearly straight.
A AIAZA :LINE BLUE DOUBLE-BREASTED FROCK.-With six
buttons up each breast; the collars and lappels'are narrow, and
a very'small step divides them in the front. The skirt of this
coat is quite free from folds, but fulled in, and pressed out suf-
ficient to Make it sit welt over the hips. Trowsers of fawn-
coloured Bedford cord, cut with gaiter tongue at bottom, and
upwards cut easy to shape.

We have to announce the death of Major-General Sir John
Dalrymple, Bart., which took place at his brother-in-law's resi-
dence, Bruntsfield House, Scotlind, on Tuesday last. This
officer got his first commission in February, 1790, in the 40th
foot; he obtained his company in 1793, in the 19i h foot, and in
the same year exchanged into the 3d guards. In 1794 he went
to Flanders, and served on the continent until the return of the
British in 1795. In 18;.;5 he accompanied the expedition to
Hanover; in July, 1807, he,went to Zealand, and was present
at the,honibardment of Copenhagen. He was appointed major-
general in'June,,JBll, and served a snort time outing 1814 on
,the staff in Scotland.—Morniny Post.