Star.
London, England, 1822-08-02 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR AUGusr.

Weixasa Dams.—A silk pelisse, of a beautiful pale Spanish
green, made to fit the shape; long sleeve, easy, but not tight;
full epaulette, confined with three bands, the lower half of each
embroidered and edged with satin of the same colour. The
buttons which unite, the front are concealed, and are on the in-
side. The outside is ornamented wit!. a new and elegant calyx
trimming in satin: a broad plain roulesu of satin gives effect and
finish to the bottom of the skin.

Sesames Dam.—A round dress of fine tulle, ornamented
with rich colonnades of folded white satin, narrow at the wrist,
and slightly extending to their termination, with a star composed
of a centre rose, green leaves, and leaves ex anitivie ; beneath
are chevrons of roses, leaves, and Illayblossoms ; thief rouleaus
' of white satin, the upper one entwined with rich pink satin, har-
itonizing with elegant simplicity the colour and form of this
tasteful decoration. The stomacher of white satin and tulle;
the bosom shaded with a tucker of delicate blond. White kid
gloves and white satin shoes. Ear-rings and necklace of rubies
and pearls.—Freon elckersteatnes Repository.
EVIIIING Ca sauce Alamo DAISS.—Hound dress of lemon.
coloured Italian crape over white, with two rows of-lemon-co-
loured sarsnet, &names; over which are leaves or !anisettes of
white; the leaves are of lace, and have a light and beautiful ef-
fect; ladies who prefer the lavigurttes, have them of white satin.
The sleeves, which are ornamented in a novel style, are likewise
finished with lace; and all the appendages which admit of the
use of lace are so.

Mosinee Primmer Daps.—High dresses of lavender grey
sarsnet, ornamented round the border with cherry-coloured satin,
and belt of the same, fastened on one side with a gold buckle.
Collar falling over of embroidered muslin, richly trimmed with
lace. Bonnet of white sarsnet or chip, ornamented with ears of
corn and white marabout feathers. Dove coloured kid slippers,
and lemon.coloured gloves.—From La Belle .4ssentbla-
WALLAS Daess.—Parisian promenade pelisse of gres-de.
Naples, of a dark lavender colour, figured en nsignoreei ; orna.
funned down the front and border of the skirt wiih abroad layer
of the same material, Lashed by trefoils, surrounded by silk
cordon: the bust trimmed across in chain puckeriugs, and the
mancherons in Vandyke points, with cordon the same u on the
skirt. Bonnet of a colour correspo::dent with the pelisse, lined
with white fluted blond ; attached by rich blond lappets, and
adorned with a handsome white plume. Triple ruff of patent
lace. Lavender half-boots of corded silk, and gloves of a pale
straw colour.

SAL.liaise. —A frock of tune over white satin ; the dress
ornamented with roses, composed of chenille and pearls : a
broad flounce at the border, of the same material as the frock,
edged with white satin; the trimming above, of the most tasteful
and elegant kind, consists of a fe,toun flounce of blend, each
festoon caught up by knots of pearls: between this flounce and
the plain one at the border, runs a beautiful ornament of em-
bossed chenille and pearls. The body is of the same materials as
the skirt, and II enriched by bands of satin fastened in front by
knots of pearls : thelhort sleeves correspond in style of trimming.
Hair arranged in the manner of Charles the Second's Court,
with short white plumes. Bar-pendants and necklace of pearls
with a cross.—Floss the Lady's Magazine.

AFFAIR OP HONOUR.—It is reported that a meet-
ing took place yesterday between the Earl of Warr-
SIORILAND and Earl FIRE. The result not known.
SODDEN DEATH.—This morning, as Mr. LAIC;
Steward to the Right Hon. Lord COLCHI•TRR, was
proceeding up Ludgate Hill in a stage coach, on his
way to Norwich, accompanied by another Gentleman,
he was seized with an apoplectic fit and expired. His
body was immediately conveyed to St. Martin's
Church, Ludgate, where it now lies waiting a CO.
rower's Inquest.
CALM RU14407011, MAILIC-taws, Atmore 2.—Althottgb thew's.
thee continues unsettled, the supply of Wheat is too large for the.
consumers to take off, the consequence of which k a general de.
preuion in the trade, for only prime samples are in the least do.
mend, and from their wareety Monday • prices are' fully sup-
ported; but scarcely a sake can be made of the inferior qua Sties.
Barley, Peas, Beans, and Oats, wore dull sale at last Munday's
quotations.
lisartunatea Messer, Amuse s.—Oar market testiness to
be abundantly supplied with all deoctirdoes of swat. and that
of fine quality fully stworsed lass Monday's Pica bat the in•
feria, kind is quite a dreg so the scarlet.—.(taunt prices:
t.Beetts.rod., Ils.
vOtLeai.tos3r.s.
t0p5:4.0117 apurir.l.s6.; Matson,e LI 04•44.
litunthheAd. to 4s. 11,1.--Cardeat Merhee t Beasts,
tool Sheep and Lambe, 14,100; as& Street pet
load Hay, AL Os. to 4i. Os. Clever, 41. 10.4*41. Ills. Now,
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