Star.
London, England, 1825-07-15 00:00:00

PARISIAN FASHIONS.

Bonnets of white Oros de Naples and Ansa are very much
worn, with a border genii en ruche en eldeoree. There are also
blue Gres de Naples, lined with straw-coloured silk, and ribbons
and bows to match, which have a very pleasing effect, and are
much worn. Scarfs of Grenadine ornbr?.e sae very prevalent;
among the principal shades are fire-colour, terminating in pale
yellow, violet, softened off to Persian lilac, grass green to sea
green, with the ground of the stuff in white, which forms a pleas-
ing contrast. Muslin dresses en organdie, are also much worn,
with transparent roses and primroses; the roses are generally dis-
tributed by the borders and flounces, and communicate with rose-
coloured ribbons let tato the tucks, which gives an tiepin tura
to the dress.

ALMACK'S GRAND IiALL.
This elegant Ball, on Wednesday last, was attended by she follow.
Ing distinguished Fashionable*:
His Highness the Duke of Brunswick.
The Duchess of Leeds. . .
The Marquis of Carmarthen.
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Emily Marchioness of Londonderry.
Ra'ar.s—Leitrim, Clonmell, Itosslyn.
Couzinssas—ClonmeU, Sefton, Cowper, Ponlett, Leitrim, and
Warwick.
Louis—Palmerston, Dunlo. Kirkwall, Duncannon, Lowther,
Stafford, Forbes, Molyneux, Burghersb, W. &men.
Lasuts—C. Poulett, J. Petre, R. Fitzgerald, C. Berkeley. C.
Osborne, Blackwood, E. Edgcutnbe, 11. Scott, M. Berkeley, Cop-
ley, M. Clements, E. Palk, Johnstone, J. St. Clair, R. Grey Me. C.
Clements, R. Harvey, Molyneuz, A. Paulen. Musgrave, Macfar,
lane, C. Molytartiz H. Fitzroy, Codrington, Stafford, Farquhar, L.
Harvey, E. Mairshatn. Coote, L. Beaucierk, G. Vane, C. Bury,
Shelley, L. (Ml, L. Kilderbee, Ratusden, Berkeley, A. Vane, and
D'Ameland.
Bilekillay, 0. Ctbbes, It. Macfarlane, J. Shelley, U
Blackwood, O. Montgomery, R. Wilson, P. Musgrave, W. thott,
T. Cochrane. J. Burgoyne.
General /Mei.
Cozottet.s...Frencb, Doyle, Hamilton, Stewart, Bowater, Saint,
Slphinstono, •
Cartants—Cuyler, Moyne% Fielding, Fitzelarence, Bowles.
Cointes.—Karoli, de Lanny. de Beaurepaire, Vsillet.
Ikaaos--Bulow, de Rolamb. -
Among the principal dancers were—
Lord Molyneus . Lady G. Vane.
Colonel French . . Lady L. Beaucierk.
Captain Meynell . . Miss Codrington.
Lord Dunlo . . Lady clement*.
Colonel Bowater . . Miss Fitzroy.
Lord Forbes . . Lady St. Clair.
Count Karon . . Lady Hamden.
Count Beaurepaire . . Lady Alolyaruz.

Last evening, at twenty' minutes past eight o'clock.
the KING left town In his travelling carriage, fer his Royal Lodge, in
Windsor Park.

Yesterdity the Dukes of Yonst and CAMBRIDGE Vie.
sited his 11AJESITY.
In addition to the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE,
who visited the Duke of SUSSEX en Wednesday, the Duchess of
9tOuctstsa, the Duchess of KENT, the Princess Sornia MAULDA,
Nine Looroto, the Princess Aunt:rm. the Princess Fro.poo, dtc.l
Were present. •
Yesterday, Prince LEOPOLD had a numerous dinner:l
party, at hit Royal Highness's mansion in Pall-malL
Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE 11
honoured the Earl of Itlasserzto with their company to.dinner, at
theSuble bltrl's residence at Caen Wood.

Yeaerdsy afternoon the Pi ince GEORGE and the
PriliCets AUGUSTA of CAMIISIDGIC took an airing in Kensing.
ton-gardens.
Mr. Secretary CASSINO, Was prevented•from leaving
Gloucester Lodge yesterday, to visit -Mr. Etta% by indisposition.
The Right Hon. Gentleman was attendedby Mr. SHOOTS*.
Yesterday the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had
a numerous dinner party.
Yesterday, a Board of the Lords of the Treasury was
held at the. Treasury Chambers,
Captain the Hon. J. A. MAUDE. tete of his Majesty's
ship Duarseoutu, ha. arrived hi his Majesty's packet Ititarous, at
Falmouth, to command the GLAsoow.
Monday, Marshal M,Dorret.D, Duke of TARINTII3I
arrived at the Star Inn; Glasgow, accompanied by his kiuunan,
Scalia, and suite. Soon after his Grace's • arrival he was waked on
by Bailie CIIAIGiE, actin Chief Maghttate (the Lord Provost being
-absent on official duty), and by Mr. CLZLAND, who accompanied
the party to some of the most interesting manufactories. The
Duke also paid a visit to the University, and Hunterian Museum.
He expressed muds sadsfaction with the splendid collection in the
Museum, and the manner in *hick it is kipt. slid presented to it
four Coronation Medals of Cummins X. king of France. His
Glue took plifticular notice of Sir Joust lifooaa's Nlonument. The
Duke, hawing left his cards with 1141116 and Mr. CLICILAND,
proceeded neuday to visit Sir 11 MUM STintaor, at Allanton.
A duel was knight on Pen on Enclosure, between
Baying and Ascot, at an early hour yesterday morning, between
two Gentlemen of the names of CROP4TD and Pennon., in eon.
wiisessee of a disputed bet at the Ogress shooting, at Alattenley
Haub, on the preceding day. Mr. Cituann was dangerously
osoonsled In the first Are, by the ball of his adversary lodging ie
Isis ebouhler. Ile was conveyed to the Crown and Sceptre, at
!Insane'.
The Ctistonts' Revenue of Liverpool. for the quarrel
Ina inflects considerably exceeds I million of money. The numbpi
vessels which entered the 'Wee perr in the gotarter ending di.
Ah July, 1845, was 875 t; of Which 1140 were coastwise; fron.
Ireland, 903; froth An*rica.,lsl; rror.tl:l,:rop-,3.11; :,;•1 •:/fi