Star.
London, England, 1822-06-03 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JUNE.

/Demo Dner.s.—A round gown, composed of Intl crepe line :
the skirt la ornamented with a trimming of the saute material,
intermixed with leaves formed of bine satin and gros de Naplea,
disposed In two rows of stars, irregularly placed. Beneath this
trimming is another, composed of bands of the same material,
with satin-crews let in. The corsage is tight to the shape; the
waist is rather more than the usual length, and the bust is t:tr.
low : it is•rounded in front, and ornamented at top with a wreath'
embroidered in blue silk. Short sleeve, formed in the Spanish
style, with full puffs and spaces between, embroidered in blue
silk. Short sleeve, formed in the Spanish style, with full puffs
and spaces between, embroidered in blue to correspond with the
corsage. • The hind hair is brought rather high, and arranged in
full bows. The front hair Is a good deal divided, and dressed
low at the sides. Head-dress, a bouquet of wild Sowers. Neck-
lace and ear-rings, pearl. Blue kid shoes, and white kid gloves.
—From Ackermann a Repoli:oly.

BALL Doss.—Dress of fine net over a white satin slip. The
net dress ornamented neat the hem with two full scalloped rows
of pink crape, edged with a delicate fringe of polished steel.
Over these scallops are beautiful pink flowers of richly em-
bossed crape, which are surrounded by polished steel beads.
The corsage finished in front with a stomacher trimmed to car-
respond
with the border of the dress, as Is the bust and short
sleeves, which are full. Elastic net sash of pink and white ;
the stripes transverse. Denmark toque of pink crape and po-
lished steel, with full plume on the summit of marabout feathers.
White satin shoes and white kid glovel, very much rucked, and
surmounted neat the elbow with a silk fringe.—Frem La .73.11 e
4ssenablet.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE,IMAY 31.

Wednesday, the Members of the Senate assembled to elect a
Professor of Mineralogy, in the room of the late Dr. E. D.
Clarke. J. S. Henslow, Esq. )l. A. and the Rev. Francis Una.
M. A. of John's college, were nominated by tie Heads of
Houses: Before the scrutiny commenced, a Protest was pre-
sented 'bf two Members of the Senate against the mode of eke*
tion by nomination, and the Rev. Thomas. Jephson, B. D. of
St. John's College, was proposed as a third candidate. A large
majority Si the Members of the Senate are understood to have
tendered their votes for this election. At the termination of the
poll the votes so tendered were not seed over by the Proctor,
and Mr. Henslowwas declared duly elected. We understand
that a great number of the Members of the Senate have resolved
to institute proceedings in one of the higher Courts, for the pur-
pose of obtaining a decision on this important question.
At a Congregation en Tuesday last, the following Degrees were
conferred: XAIITILI or *ors.
Rev. Joseph Drwe, Follow of Queen's College.
William Horton, St. John's College.
RAICHILOS IX CIVU. LAW.
Charles Pesky vivlaty Trinity Hall. _

BACUILAIL 111 Form.
Unload Lambert, Pembroke HaIL

&IMMO or AO/O.
Edward Hackett, of St..Joka's Cabe=r.

OXFORD, JUNE 1.
The Rev. R. Mug, late Fellow of Brunson CANA I.
been bedtime to de Rectory et Rt. Mary, South Xs=
St. Nicholas. IWO &key, armed, la the County and
of UNiebto de tke proontatiso or the Lord Clancdlor.
TM Prime foe the poser year were yeetenlay adjudged ft
the followMB Ouideinen i
The Chasedier's IPritue.-0 Alps. ab Anelbalelupersts."—
pato Verne, to Mr. J. Corson, eraniumee CoabilL.
Oa Mond Ibiderace.".—An Flub Essay, to Mr. W. A.
re% New .
g An revers College trarraberlt spud auditions Antic/serum W
dieWW—A Ledo Relay, to MA J. R. Ottley, Ortel CoT
, Mew brinedlifee's MN,* Paloarra.”--Negibb
'to ar. A. Harter, ado Caw.
Saturday, the followt Degrees were conferred:
• mos Or AWL
Daniel Care, Seq. Exeter Coll*, Orafid Cernpouttlei.

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