Star.
London, England, 1825-11-01 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Dpkeand Duchess of Bedford and the Hon. Miss Russell,
left towdlyesterday morning, for the Continent.
The Earl and Countess of Eastnor and family left town on Sa-
turday, for Path.
Emily Marchioness of Londonderry has left Earl Vernlam's seat
i• Herts, for Lady SuMeld's, in Norfolk.
Lord Carrington has arrived in town, from his seat Wycombe
Abbey, Bucks.
The Earl and Countess of Hardwick left town on Saturday, for
their seat Wimpole, Cambridgeshire.
Lord Braybrook has arrived in town front Sotnersetshire.
Lord Ebrington has arrived in town from Ireland.
Baron Facet has arrived at his house in New-street, Spring.
gardens, from the Continent.
The Earl and Countess Gower have left Trentham-hall, Stat.
fothhire, for Newport, Shropshire.
Lord and Lady F. L. Gower have left Trentham-hall, Stafford-
shire, ea a tour.

FZMALE FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER.

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roost c& mecca asszataces.
&MUM Dams —A dress of soft white satin, ornamented test
the shoe with a very full trimming of tulle bouillon., confined by
Wrap of white satin : •the bouillon or puckering beaded by an
ornament of renissuz in diamonds, finished at the top with abets
mina The corsage is of satin, trimmed with stripes down-
wards, formed of very narrow rouleauft; a falling tucker of blood
sutresataatle boot 1 the sleeves are short, and not wide, and are
simply Masud Mott the slow with blond. The bead-dress consists
eta regal toque of bine web, the points of which are relieved by a
long white bowl in the mare of each ; a bandeau of straw-
coloured satin and pearls andtcles the hair next the forehead.—
The necklace is termed of one row of large pearls, and the ear-
rings are of pear pearls. Bracelets of gold, with a large ruby
clasp, are worn over the gloves.
W.tmcnso Dams.--A pelisse of light lavender-coloured de
lispies, with an ornament down tip front of the shim
!Ming, formed of roulesue of the nme colour and morriali the
pelisse. The sleeves ea blow, swatted up the narrostor part of
the arm, from the wrist, with satin straps. A doable pelerine falls
over the shoulders, but not low, pointed a h Vandyke; this is Iglu
mounted by a single connects of muslin, trimmed round with a
full quilling of tulle. Merin, hat of black velvet, lined with
white satin, with riband bright jonquil, striped with scarlet. A
lace fidsu.:segliges is worn under the bonnet.

NOOK ACItaMOINAI ROPOSITORY OP JAIL
GOODIN COPIEWIntr-Pelisse of Pomona green GM de Naples,
open in front, and lined with pale pink Gannet : plain mask
sloped of from the frost, stiffened, and half turned, se as to Awl
play the pink lining and the neat embroidered MN round the throat t
.the corsage full, and of suck a length as to skew an elegant shape
to adenoma.: the sleeve large, and mined above the wrist by a,
band and assail oval buckle, and, seceedly,by a broad gold brace:
let ; wed* oaf, slit as far as the wrist ; corded band round the,
waist, fastened by a golliwog& ea the right side.
Plain *Nit muslin high dress ; the corsage made to fit, and
:Vawedded; the ebbe serlleped at the edge, and ornamented
g deep tacks, se4insertlae work between. Hair in grace-
degiets ale Vandyke,puely covered by a beautifully embroi.
doted lace veil. Neckline of red contelian, worn outside the
pelisse • env*. es cortapilL
Regime Daws..—Mik hirer dress of citron colour; the corsage
arranged is suelipirpwilleular plaits, rather high across the front
Ad the bust, while it is Itraight, and set In a broad band, erns.
masted with a row of ems selvedira r the sboulder.strap is brood
and ; the sleeve short, and composed of two rows of vandykes,
die pokes meeting In the centre of the sleeve, and laming squares
or disown& between, which are of white satin, ornamented with
a full.blown China rose in each; the sleeve is terminated with nar-
row vuldyke blond lace, the muse as the tucker. The skirt has a,
deep herder, beaded with a band of citron colour Oros de Naples,
with pendant stripe; supporting a drapery of the same materiel
firmed Iwo vandykes, edetd with satin. Necklace, three delicate
elides of geld, fastened in front by a beautiful ornament of pearl
and wwwwise earrings to suit; bracelets of broad gold, studded
with Whirr, outside the gloves, which are loos, and of white kid.
White satin shoes.
The Duke of COIIIIIIMLAND honoured the Prussian
Minister with his camel at diaper on. Sunday.
Yesterday tkantetinke of CUMIIIIRLAND visited his
Royal Sister the Senna, at her apartments at the ling's
Palace, Kensington.
Prince SCIIIIVAITZIVIURO paid a visit yesterday to,
the Duke of Coaanumane, at his residence at the King's Palate,
St. James's.
ARTUUR STAMMIPII, Esq, entertained his Royal,
ligebeass the Duke of CessanaLeto and a distinguished party to
direr yesterday, at his lane in Tylmey.strest.
Wsecasetze. Oft. ite.--The at the White Hart Ins, In Ms
Zy,
illsa oa Monday under under the Pataniage of the Mirth Hosts,'
by Lord and Lady Rower, and all din fn..,
shissmilm of the etigbeerheed. The arrangements of the evening
gave perfect satisfaction.
Gondenten of the Alredord Musical Society held their u-
sed festival, at the George Inn, at Ifsiday, which was wry nu-
wenn* attended; a verge:stint dlimer was saved by up Mr
Wawa" ; the ass* and glees were superior to any of the &MINI
VON NA the day was spent a the mow agreeable manner.
At twelve o'clock last night a fire broke oat at Mr.
Edwards's, grocer, in Middleser.atreet, Sowers'-town,
which destroyed the stock and lower part of the house.
Miami or CATTAIM Rurna.--Captain Rurren, of
his Majesty's steam-vessel Spitfire, sailed from Dover
with the mail to Calais on Thursday, in perfect health..
On arriving at Calais he complained of head-ache, to'
which he -had been amponsed, and bleeding ,at the
-nese, but took no notice He retired to rest at his
private lodgings, bad undressed himself. pot his watt&
under the pillow, aid his rings on the mantel-plea&
The next morning
bewas found dead in his rem. lia
ling in an easy position, with his band on the table, tat
-the wash-hand beim before him, with a amen "Wft
of blood in ft. His wits always used to meet him op
.thylinnehin his snivel, and, not ageing him, fancied be
billowed her, and went home. where the melancholy
news was codtmeiticated to his,