Star.
London, England, 1830-12-01 00:00:00

SPOIiTING.

STATE OF THE ODDS.—BETTING ROOM, Nov. 30.
14j to 1 ag't Mr. Chifney's Caleb (taken)
16 to 1 Mr. Beardswonh's Colwick
17 to 1 Lord Sligo's Bras-de Fer (taken)
17 to I Lord Jersey's Blonder's darn
17 to 1 Lord Jersey's Cobweb
20 to 1 Lord Ratter's Bohemian (taken)
20 to I - Lord Jersey's Filigree
25 to 1 - Lord Euler's Mamas (taken)
25 to 1 Duke of Grafton's Pastille
27 to I - Brother to Recruit
27 to 1 Verrone,
SO to 1 Sir J. Sbelley's Cressida (taken)
so to 1 Colonel Udny's Antiope
30 to 1 Mr. Petre's Rattler
Late in the day, liras-de-Fer was offered to be backed against any
thing.

600 to .500 on Bras de-Fer apt Cobweb (taken)
12 to 10 on ten agst the field.
Na
5 to 1 apt Doke of Grafton's Oxygen
6 to 1 Mr. Houldswortb's Circassian, . Biers to take
12 to 1 Delight, offers to take.
FASHIONS FOR DECRIIBEII.

Dintra Degas.—Hat of scabious coloured velvet—the front of
which is cut in three irregular divisions, and very tarettilly torottil.
It rises high a,. the right side; and in the front, where it is lower, it
placed a bouquet of pink ostrich feathers ; it is likewise ornamented
with very brood cut ribbons of pink and striped goose. Drew nf gra.
nite coloured satin, arranged in folds over the bosom, where they tatten
in the centre under a large enameled jewel. The bcrrct sleeves are
smaller than of late. Rich blonde sleeves, ala Donna Maria, tall
over them about an ell deep at the back of the arm, but they opei
in front, and fasten under a very large bow on the top of each shoulder.
The petticoat is trimmed with a deep fall of blonde, which summit,.
the skin at the height of the knees, excepting ea the left side, where
both ends a►e brought up to the belt, and fasten beneath it. Shorter
waists are talked of, but the corsage of this, which is taken from one
of the Duchess de Dino's evening dresses, is rather longer than usual.
White kid shoes and gloves; the gloves fringed or vandyked ut the
elbow.

Arena Dares.—Hair ale Clinoise, but more becomingly arranged
than of late. Two large bows are brought very forward, anti three
,tufts of blue and white gauze, about seven inches in width, are put N.
tween the bows of hair. A high vandyked comb, enamelled with blue
and silva, is placed at the back of the bead; and a half garland of
minute forget.me.note, very thick and elope, and made of clusters of
blue and silver flower', alternately placed, is put low on the left bmw ;
the ends are fastened between the bows of hair. Dress of white gem
des lades, made • la vierge, and trimmed with a narrow walloping of
line British lace, which sands up around the boom. As there is no
trimming on the shoulders. the berret sleeves are very large, full and
long A ruche of floss tuns, alternately blue and white, surrounds
the drew at the knees. The opera cloak is pale blue gros de Naples
lined with geranium coloured plush ' • it is elegantly embroider d with
blue silk, broad braiding, and white ROSS silk leaves. The col at stands
up in high rand) hen. and the deep rape is cut in an entire new uumian.
A. great a variety of new abides of blue are making their appearance
in fashionable dress as there were last year of green bees.
BALL Daess.—flat of ruby-c slowed velvet, with white ostrich fea-
thers ; • scarf of gold gauze is tied round the mown—the ends hang
down with deep gold fringes on one shaulder. Drees of white satin
shot with mauve (mallow colour) blond pane bag sleeves, snd
a deep fall of blonde round the bust—at the knees the skirt is rur•
rounded by a wreath of marabouts. Violet satin desk, lined •t i
white silk. The C 41411 and cloak are embeoidered with a rich patent)
of black velvet leaves, cut out and worked on the cloak. Natural
Mowers are now imitated so closely, by a newly ieveated compookke,
as almost to deceive the botanist, and far surpass the moot finished
French flowers. They are durable, will bear the hest of a crowded
room, and are lighter'dian natural downs, brig aleuestd se elastic
stalks. Some few Ladies of high rank, wheat Mete sad depose of
mind lead them to adotn themselves with friers whose bum and ap.
extensor have the delicacy of naturea-wliebt Ihnigratliin —have
alone adopted these be utiful novelties. which me'
lee
du •,, 1
Is accessory to the toilet. The Lady's Magasfois y in.
d pendent of all coonesion wish trade, and " ' liesi b.
t -re.sed motives, delights in makes known takes
emmeqpitll
;ion, liked dierethre mentkes with Ilkeston the ameoif laTiiii.dira:
smut, date to 111. Bullock, of the Egyptim hall. as the 'prase wits
ha carried this invention to a high degree of portrait% White and
blush room tube.rwses, camellias, jonquils, and pemitat-flewas, are
peculiarly beautiful in this conspositien.—Ladfe ifoo.,arion for
1 Datiotter, 1400.

PRICK OF STOCKS
Rink Stock, 203$
3 per Cent. Red. HI!
3 per Ct. Cum. I'2l i
31 pre rt. IRIS, 91
.11 per Ct Red. 901 I 1 904
L per Cer.t. Nets, 925 5 5 5
1 per Ct. 1t426, 99 11,:i 9
t.t.mt Ann. 17 1.16 3-16
:10Yrs.Ap1.0et. 16 15.16 17
Dri. 341 Yrs, July Jan. 175 f 5.16

FOlt RIC N FUNDS

Brazil Bd., :S pr rt.

Do. Acct. b£l4
Cbilian 1341. 6 per Ct. 2.21
Do. Acc. 5 per Ct. 23;
1) lailsb 114% 3 IN, Ct. 563

Do. Ace.
Greek Bonds, Fi p rt.
Do. Bag 1825. 6 p Ct.
11(). 100
Mc:. 13(13. 5 per Ct.

BRITISH AND VoREIGN SIVA UF,S, TWo ()CLOCK.
►A ITN ►M MARL

411 A NIL

!Llano, ; :150 150
liraziliati Imp. Om £3 pm.) :15 20
Ditto National 25 15 23
United Mexican Om at 2 pm.) 40 391 116
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 25 251
k`rotector 20 2 Al 7% Gd

180

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Alliance 100 10 88
Anglo Mexican (ice. at 3 pm.) 100 1100 30
Canada 100 18 9t
lloianos 150 150 193
St. Katharine 84
Marine
Guardian

100
100

251 k

COAL-EXCHANGE, Dsc. 1.
Not one new ship was entered for sale to-day, there having been no
arrivals since Monday last. Of Sunderland Coal the supply was very
moderate. Newcastle Coal was in better supply.
Ships arrived during the month
During the week
Best W'allsend Coals lits &I 39s Od
4 niter sorts ..
Ships at Market, 581.

CoRN-EXCHANOE, MARK-LANE, Dac. 1.
The continuation of short supplies has produced what might have
been expected—an inclination to higher prices. The limited quantity
of English Wheat has caused a brisk demand for Foreign, and the
prices continue to support Monday's terms. The supplies of Barley
and Oats are deficient: the former is not much called for; the latter
are somewhat more in demand.

IMPOITATIONS Mee MONDAY.
Wheat, English (qrs.) - 1,250 Barley, Foreign -
Irish . . . Oats, English
Foreign - - 3,100 Trish -
Barley, English - - 1,800 , Foreign
Irish - - Flour (sacks)

. 500
- 360

1,050