Star.
London, England, 1815-04-03 00:00:00

'n—FEMe.iLi• I.ISHIONS FOR aIPRI4.

DRIP&
A loose robe of fine cambric or wolititdjoesmot wan. aver
a petticoat ot tSe same, financed %with Fran* bitonsing ;.loogi
foil sleeve, confined at. the wrist with treble drawing, and or-
namented with cartes's: ,• line Wouldn't. Tbe ribs. Dr weir,
1 demi-length, is co, fined at the top by a narrow collar, or
gathered iota a Vata!yke ruff, and is Weft% with a coloured silk
hnerchief, tied caret, s-ly round thu neck, and iklerynefl rkiwn
thetas t With bows and tassels. A snub cap, composed of net
end Brtusels lace, decorated with a cluster of dowses, sod bows
of satin rilllut. Hair muted in the neck. Slippers or sandals
of pale tan-coinured kid. Gloves so reits...(lrrorr Atierwrwas
Reprilory.)
'rut wirzenouse st.stsvie AND srancut PROSZNADZ okssp.
French cambric high-dress, with a chemise back something
broader than those of the last month, and a waist as short as it
can be made. The sleeve, which is of acumen long, ',singularly
novel and tasteful; three rows of rick wetted mat. placed
one above another, finish the dress at bottom, and a full trim-
ming of the fittest Valencienness (Agin goes Mud the bottom
of the sleeve and else collar of the dress; the latter, which. is
extremely pretty, Is composed of rich worked muslin to. cords.
pond with the trimming t it is byas, and falls back so as to display
a little of the throat in from. no Wltsoboom mantle and spencer,
Which is wore with this dress,ipi tomposed of bluolwilled mallet;
lined with white satin, and trinsMad askh Mrs. Bell's new
pearl silk trimming;: the spencer is made of white satin
to correspond with the mamle.—(&ow ~.3s afrredirr-)

• PARISIAN FASMONS.
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All the elsafteasse are nearly
.alike in fowler The
top is never ion& ; the crown is fiat jam unlike the
Beefeater's cap) and in height it is equal
.to .the
breadth of the brim, which (agave =Or thechino—
The lower part of the form or Moviairr geeerally
trimmed in large plaits. Tbrheim tridreatrimmed
in the same manner. Independent of tlshi trimming
there are often upon the crown and brim fivc or six
lines of ribband. These lines' a* formed by
upon green and lowprillei which are goite
The same is also warn ea straw hats. Plaited crape
is less worn than it was some days sham ; sate is fee.,
queorly a substitute. The ewers Me' am. with
trimmings of lilst and math. Italian attar hats are
Ornamented With 'bunches of flowering lance -On cha-
pew dets4k at.tek of violets is worn, with sandal of
the same flower joined.to the tuft. At the new
Bowers there is one with a large pale yellow calir,
the numerous petels of which are oblong, to winding
in a point. Fiches of gauze, and gauss rib%ons,
striped lilac and white, green and white, and blue and
white, remain in favour.

raiz PillillS.

le an action on the civil side, at Nottingham 1
''lyre ims 104 yesterday assembled in 1176 Park, Assizes, Boulton v. Moody, for a breach of promise
both on the walk and the ride, in prodigioas num- of marriage, a verdict was, by consent, taken for the
burs, and by the salmi and splendour of their ap- plaintiff, damages one thousand pounds ; and the
pearanee and attire seemed to welcome the early defendant's Counsel made a handsome declaration as
mildness of the Spring. All semblance of winter to the unimpeachable conduct and character of the
**WNW has been completely exploded. and nought lei! jslainti I
but the fanciful decorations attendant apon an ad. UNION-HALL.-4fizabeth Shaw, a young woman
vented petiod of Spring were observable. The Rae of interesting appearance, was charged with bigamy.
Parisinnit seems to be universal. The last new She had, for some time, been addressed by two Gen.
French clams was worn by a Lad/. who instead of demen, Mr. Brooker, and Mr. Shields ; at leagth,
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ribband for trimming, need a proftision of lace however, she decided in favour of Mr. Shields, and
which fastened under the chili, .jletbi could be on the ath of February last, they were Boarded at
more grotesque than her appeatenta. This chap" Christ Church; -)11 sooner, however, was the cow'
looks like a yeoman's hat musk *PM a nig* u*P- mony over,- than she repented the r.hoici she hthli
Purple pelisses, with black lace, half a yard deep at made, and to such a height did her repentance rise,
bottom, were much worn. The most taster's' and that she absolutely quitted her new Lord within less
prevalent article of costume war, however, buff cloth than an hour after the union had taken place, and in.
anti terseymere pelisses, with broad bordering. of omated to Mr. Brooker that she was still at liberty,
azure blue velvet, silk, or satin. Pelisses of lighter and ready to receive his attentions. Mr. Brooker
texture consisted of lilac, apple blossom, rose, violet, took advantage of this overture, and so well employed
pale green, and other apring colours, drawn at the his opportunity, that on the '27th of February, three
sleeves, and trimmed atbottom with ribband in plaits. days after her first marriage, she was again led to
°Catty wore plain ribbands in parallel lines.—The the Hymeneal Altar; and, at the Church of St.
most fashionable head-dress •ii straw hats with white George the Martyr, plighted her troth to a new
feathers, but feathers of all colours were worn with Lord, (Mr. Brooker.) It appeared, from the evi
flowers, and particularly roses. This was the most dent of a person who was present at this second
interesting and numerous assemblage of' beauty. ale- marriage, that she did not conceal the circumstance
fiance, and boa *on, seen since the prOrdeitilies Of last of her first marriage, but contended that it was null
summer. There was a beautiful diversity amidst the and void, inatmucb as it had never been consumma..
mass of company, and the splendour. of the aqui. ted. Notwithstanding this *fence, she was fully
pages, Which closely blockaded the drive, added committed for trial.
much to the general effect. A Gentleman mounted GUILDHALL.— D. Meanie, was on Saturday brought
won an ass, followed by his servant tiding another up is consequence of having jumped from a two pair
patient animal, excited much laughter and natl. of stain window, at the Swan with Two Necks, Lad.
silent. The eolemnity of the master reminded the lane, on the preceding evening, and by cries of
spectators of the Knight en the Woeful Countenance, thieves, Ice. alarmed the inmates of the house. The
while the servant answered the description of Sancbo prisoner said, he had fled from the country to save
the Squire. Among the company we observed. his life, which had been threatened' by some evil-
Ha Highness the Duke of Gloncestet minded persons, and that it was the appreliensionsof
Princess Sorb aof Glonce,ter. their approach on Friday night, which had induced
Ambasbadoci—The Russian, Medan, Spathe, Pangaea,
5w,111.11, and Dutch. him to jump lions the window. -His demeanour
tharer—Peransiiire, Montrose, Portland, and Ifewcullos being that of a man deranged, the Alderman directed
Dt.chesurs—Montrose, Portland, and Newcastle. he should be taken care of )sp the Keeper of the 1
1w arqdl+o-1111"dfurdt•lads'W'sgel"tsf' an 4 kieldf.n. Comma,. tilt his tiiends should Come foresail. -
Matchioneoste—Bath, Wsehmter, pow'e, and The w Luau. w—o
dowse. omen who attempted to Steal the CyOwn from
Earls—Pole% Mortals Derby, dbakesb* ,Co r rper.ltaNs- the Jewel!Amin the Tower. pa being iMerrogated;
ftekl,l.imionck, More; IVlanviess, Stair
__. • said her name was Wilton*, that she was a milk.wo.
Lathes—C . shekah Li .._ Cigarmat,'""i't • 11, and lived in Westminster.. She was sesseheit,
isivalt=s,
Binhot,t, Mansfield, WM 14.M1****, mtellai
Morton, carlish, moisou, ►
emulsion, (boy; . but none of the diamonds were found in her posses.
hariaorn, Ornavors Coventry, arartevitte," Creak% • , , and on subsequent search in the Regalia Room,
tkttr, Altlsorpe, Delmore, •• Dueltingbansdurf, Elk all the precious stones acre found. Tie thief was
Castlereagh, Liverpool, Cusellki, Abele's, fdlnlin, thersont limed to Lambeth-street Police Office.
Im poipvilevr, bereseire, spsocar,htiderses, Malitookenso
per, 14tetptiildt, LIM% SIC. , • . • It must be Ratifying to the come! to hear, that
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P01.17-eoESS—A Clergrman prea gl agames gions. of thin, yeMn experience in Strictures, Do.
XIV. at Fattainbleau„ began his disc :se with OMy bility, &c. have established a Medical Board, (te
brethren, we shah a!! die ..c..bat instantly recialectinat whom all cases are refersed) at Charlotte•bouse,Greng
himself; turn( dto the ' King' Yes, Sire, .ahemLitaolotte-stolet, oppate LAND Ha t.'s Chapel,
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of us All die I" - __ Blaskfrlar'saoad, - Landon $ where the public are re.
Nei! Wednesday the State 'a Awry begins draw. Lend from themes. dangerous diseases without. con-
ing. Theft are Three Prizes of £30,000, Ste. eta &lemma. The Institution claims the attention of
'lnc fis l money in Old,- for the Prizes of Guineas, those who may have attempted the care of themselves,
as Seim as drawn, will be paid by. RICHARDSON, or who have been so blind and unfortunate as to
G, onulcs, and Co at their Offices, Cornhill and consult men ignorant of so important a branch of
Charing Cross, where "Pickets and Shares are orksale. the profession, whose improper treatment has met.
G 'Lb CoiN.— In consequence of the recent► and curialized thousands, and brought many to an un-
daily transpiring events in France, the Gold Coin of timely end; eruptions an dse•head, fate, and body,soee
these realms may be expected to disappear very ra- eyes, ihroat,mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise intheears;
ridly, as an advaree has already to pi.ice in the. .tbadoess, dimness of sight, often ending in blindness;
value of th.t prteieue metal. Every Guinea is now ftrictures,pains in the head and limbs, frequently Mill•
worth Five and Taeno S• Mines, arid in a very few taken torrheumatisns ;eat:ease weakness in the knees.
days their value may
.14 coot durably mete .ised : not- swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a
svithslantimg shich, .Cattactif. An Co. are deter. few Of the dreadful symptoms which fn. quentlyappear
mined to pAy' all Sht,4olden l!r.zes in Ilea,. Gull ens years atter, and too (melt embitter the matrimonial
( whai, VII their valise) in tie pit cily•Goid.-ii Lowry, state,..Messrs. Coorsu and Co. are consulted daily by
it purchased at either of their Otfic, s, No 7, Corn. all 1 auks of people, from eight till ten. or by letter,in.
hia, CT `Ai. Osiord.iarert, a-Aspic any &du lion. closing a lee (tor no others are answered), stating
Tia Gad n Lottery also
.cootains Tiove Grand their, Cabe, wiwn medicine and the best advice is sent
t)r,z .6 VI ae3O,OOQ, to cow.wierwt
.I)tikw.ng Nrag 10 all pints of the kingdom. They also cure the
Vedas-of .y, sth of *April,* Cattirsa. 'add Co.:aold . lilies and fistula, without burning or cutting, and
h„. 6 sas; the; last irsid'only Puke or .41106,6tai ewer i give at.lvme- gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and gen.
drawn iu April. -" ••- - • loaf invisiii.gb, till twelve o'clock. .