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PASNIOMS FOR JANIJARZ
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Itoown Danes.—Twlihrd &inset ,or Wanda, high dregs, of a
deep green celeste, called by the French mu de la; the Corsagei.
;fastens behind with kooks and eyes; b made to fit the shape, =di
'ornamented Witkperpendlculesswadded satin roulestax of the senior
colour and equidistant.: broad satin ceisture,"with a uniform- rot'
ewe behind. Long tight sleeve, edged with satin at the wriv4lllni
listened with a satin Iliad,. the outer ppaarßt farmed lOW a.
with a Wadded knot lir the centre. Sheet full upper deeee'S; -
fined by satin rouleaux placed longitudinally, and supported with
satin knots. Embossed gold ear-rings, chain, and crow Buff-co-
lour Morocco shoes, tied with ribbon of the same colour.
P201111311A12 Daess.—Pelisse of Levantine silk, or Terryveivet,
of a rich broivir colour (couleur d'oreele doom), made plain and highs
to fasted In front, with a neat standing enlist, edged with ratite of
the same colour. The velvet (odours ereringle), which premien; to •
be very fashionable this winter, has cat been worn for Murttypeaks.
It looks very like narrow cords, and forme elegant, trimming* for
silk pelisses : the co:Attire, w hich fastens with a gold backikin fro:t;
and the leaves and knots of the trimming, are made of it. 'lnd
trimming is scolloped, and edged with satin, having a pair of I
lets introduced at, each point through a slit, which is-bound wi:h
satin, and reunited with a velvet knot behind the leaves. Terry`
velvet boots, the colour of the pelisse. Pale yellow gloves. and a
shell reticule, with silver chain.-Fracas .akystart's Repository.
WALEINQ lleass.--Witechoura pettsse, of a dark lavFusier co4ut,
or slate, either et graude Naples or of sett!, with a very hmad.bor,
der of ermine. The coancherons are beautifully formed of dovbie
rows of pointed straps;and finished next the arm with vandyleit re-
versed. The collar is in the French style, but very narrow., and.%
surmounted by a doable ruff of Medina lace. iJonuet of the tame
colour and material as the pelisse, lined with *tithe : the brim of this
bonnet is very large and wide,meeting under the chin, a in Climflo,
add the crown fiat. One simple ostrich feather, the colour of the
bonnet, falls aver the right ear; on the left side is a superb whhe
lace veil, which depends in drapery over the shoulder, and-partly
over the bust. A small lace cornette is -worn tinder the bonnet.
The half-boots are of 14., the same colour as the pelisse.
fleecing Deass.—This elegant home costume consists of a tunre
robe of gros de Napa, or poplins of tourterelle colour, made high,
and the buat elegantly ornamented on each side by. firandealtettrg
tassels, but without either cordons or crossings. The dress is fastd
at the throat by a valuable brooch, formed-of one large chrysolite.
A single narrow collar, of heautiftd embroidery on hate India errs-
lin, falls over the yet narrower collar of the robe, the tunic sites of
which are trimmed in rot de Naples; or satin, with united lotos
leaves. The border of the petticoat part. is trimmed with two
wadded roleaue next the hem, and these roleacr are auranoutNi
with a deuhle ornament, nue elockettes. The mancherous on the
sleeves are trimmed with united locos leaves, placed horizontally;
to answer the trimming on the tunic. The bead-drew is.-e small
has cornett!, of rom,eutonred gauze, the crown scattered ever wijh
full-blown roses roue small half-blown. rcne is placed on the her,
over the left' temple: this very becoming cornettefaSteas nude the
chic, and ties on 'the left side with a small bow of rose-colottroll
.ribbon. A reticule of crimson velvet, with a gold cypher and *yid
tassels, half-hiatus of tourtereile corded silk, and Limetielt glint"
complete this dress, which is well calculated to receive monde;
visits Of ceremony, or to serve as a fire-side costume for a Latiyof
rank and fashion, at any time of the day....:-Lo 11.41.4sioihtle:
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PARISIAN. FASHIONS. .
Ball dretses are universally made of net, ornamented with sola
or silver lama, worked in various patterns, sonic -hail two rows
at the bottom in gold or silver, and the mite the dearli aavereit
with smallstars. Others have two rows of embroidery and a puff
hog of net, or two rows of embroidery and three finances ; that is,
one above the embroidery, one at the bottom of the dress, and the
third between the two rows. We have seen another rasa pith two
rows of edsbroldery7tomposed of raised.licrivers °flame and tut, the

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stems and leaves worked, with two flounces &paladin fambeiss.
Gowns of sky-blue net, ornamented with two rowiordlyer stars,
and two Souncrieovered witla smaller stars, are very elegant.
Neyer more than one row of lace is seen round the bosons of a
dress; sleeves are worn very short.
At the lane town ball, wreaths of gold and silver were very gene-
ially worn in the hair, some in oak with acorns and /eaves, *therein
ivy, ete:lpanish bows of puce-coloured ribbon, turquoise blue, or
the first contrasted with flowers of a britliant.yelkarr.
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Tim Duke of Mcvgraose is quite recovered fisons his
late severe atria of the gout.
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Lady SoPHIAHRATIICOTR is much indisposed, at lter
hope in crosvenor-seinare... _ •
The Duke of Sr. ALaAss'a, who has been confined
with a severe fit of the gout since hii arrival in town, is better.
The Alarquis of GRAUAIt left town yesterday, fOr
Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire.
Sir D. GOULD, Bart: has left town for his seat, Herts.
Lord CoLcuitsrsta has left town for hie seat, Red-
brooke, Susses. -
Eatly CRANLRY has left town, for his seat inICORRe• •
J.M.,tosa, Esq. has left town, for Melton Mowbray.,
Eati Rtvaas has left town for his seat, Hare Park.
J. Duette, Esq. has arrived at his house in Portland-
place, from his seat, Wilton Park, Bucks.
Colonel and Mrs. Haws! have left town for Chel-
tenham.
Colonel HAMILTON has left town for Brighton.
Colonel and Mr. PAttuste left Warren's Hotel, Re-
gent-street, yesterday, for Winehaster.
The Hon. Colonel BAowp.t., M.P. left the Royal
Hotel, St. Janus's-street, yesterday, for Cheltenham. •
The Earl of .Irste has arr,ived in town from a-tour.
Baron Sritononove has arrived in Paris. -
Viscount de MA Rcti.Lus has also arrived in Paris.
Mr. PARISH, Coniul of the Ueited States of Atrie-
riea, arrived at Strasburgh on the SW uk. on hie mite hob
.Paris
to Vienna.
The health of his Holiness Pope Lao XII. c •
very alarming.
Lady CORNWALUS arrived in town yew**, from
the lion. Mr. Nzeuzz's seat, Audley End, Es • •
Lord and. MoRFKTU have iNiCai- *lfs
Howard, Yorkshire, from a roar.
Colonel and Mrs. AUSTIN arrived t;_ •
dan's Hotel, St. Jamii's.street, from Ripplalimig *alb •• • ''•
Arrival at the Pukeney Hotel, AlbmendstaWoOPeClinualings
from Brighton. Departures—Captain fi541111.611,114
Mr. and Mrs. Miller, for Bath.
During the year 1822, the emigrants ftons'. eat
Britain and Ireland, to the port of Quebec, ameoload.t•
10,485. Last year they have fallen about =short of
that number.
Mr. MADnocics, one of the Commissioners for inquer-
ing into the Administration of Justice in the COlodiii,
was so unfortunate as to break his arm in landing 'at
Nevis, after leaving Montserrat. Medical assistance
being-speedily procured, the limb 'Was se:, and Mr.
MADDOCES is in a fair way of recovery.
The contract for the supply of 5,500 tierces of navy
pork has been taken-by the house of *Syron and
Brothers, of Cork,-at 64 9s. 6d. per tierce. This is under
the price at which tenders were recently Made to the
Victualling Board, who, it would appear, have acted
upon some cornet information in declining the Jaw
offers, as it is now tolerably
.well ascertained that the
crop of potatoes in Ireland is abundant, and copse,
,quently there will be
.plenty of hogs in that counts'',
The apprehension entertained of a scarcity of potatoes
there; which has lately caused a considerable advance
in the price of bacon, appears to have been wholly un.
founded. Many heavy engagements have, we tinder•
stand, been, lately entered into with Irish- houses, for
shipinents of bacon, at the advanced rite, which has
caused an advance in the price of bacon pork therec
but when those shipments shall arrive, the great addi.
Lion that will be made to the surplus inantity:96'
must cause a reduction, as may be seen by the'
field reports, equal, at least, to what has late
place in fresh meat. The Navy Board have Rat
and will not require, ally India prOviskszit.
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