Star.
London, England, 1830-01-02 00:00:00

HUNTING.

The East Sussex Fox Hounds meet on Nlonday at Btatchington
Down%

The Hambledon Hounds at Soberton Down.
The Worcestershire Fox Hounds on Tuesday at Hallow ; and
RIG)! at Bishop's Wood.
Mr. Dansey's Hounds on Tuesday at King's Pion ; and Friday
at Perrystone.
The Somerset Fox Hounds on Tuesday at St. Audries; sad
Friday at Crowcome Park-gate.
The Shropshire Hounds on Tuesday at the Fox, Albrighton ;
Wednesday at Eaton liltscott ; Friday at Sundorns Castle; and
Saturday at Woodcott.

LADIES' FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.

WALKING Daxss.—A peliss* of fawn-coloured gros de Naples,
,lelicately embroidered in black outline down each side of the front,
where it closes, as far as to a very broad border of black velvet,
which surrounds the skirt next the feet, nearly as high as to the
knee; at the head of which is a trimming of light sable, or some
ether valuable light-coloured fur. The sleeves are ala onna Ma-
ria, and they are trimmed up the outside of the arm, where the
sleeve tiahtens at the cuff with fur. Round the waist, which is
Made plain, is a black velvet zone, clasped with a gold brooch : the
collar of the pelisse turns back, and is surmounted by a French
double ruff of lace. The bonnet is of black velvet, trimmed with
.1 how of the same, and three aigrettes of blue corn flowers and
ears of corn ; the aigrette in front larger than those on each side.
A Chantilly lace veil is worn with this bonnet, which ties under
the chin on the right side, with a bow of black satin riband. A
boa tippet of marten-skin is added to this appropriate winter pe-
lisse. The half-boots are of fawn-coloured kid, tipped at the top
with black.
EVENING DRESS.—A dress of pink satin ; the border trimmed
en jabots, with the same material, each one bordered by a broad,
rich, white blond; these ornaments ascend from the hem next the
feet, as high as to the knee. The corsage is made quite plain, with
a very broad falling tucker of blond. Over short sleeves of pink
satin fall long ones of blond, entirely a l'lmbecile, without any con-
finement. A dress hat of pink satin forms the coiffeure : this is
turned up In front, and lightly ornamented with small white ostrich
leathers. A superb veil of white blond falls carelessly over each
side, and at the back of the hat. The jewellery ornaments worn
with this dress are either pink topaases, or Ceylon rubies, set a
rantique, in filagree gold. The shoes are pink satin, tied en san-
dales.

F,NTLEMAN'S FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.

Nioalava DRINS.—A nut-brown frock coat, made double-
breasted ; the lappels are three inches wide at the top, and the e .d
of the collar of equal breadth. At the buttonsof the lappels e
buttons stand within an inch of the seam ; both collar and bp Is
are faced with black Genoa velvet. The sleeves it the arm vy
tight at the wrist, and have two buttons, which button on Ifie
top of the hand ; the skirts are lined with silk or satin to match
the velvet. The waistcoat is cut to admit of buttoning up Ito
the neck if required • in which case the ends of the collar
should just meet. The trousers fit tight about the hips oh&
down to the knee, where they gradually run wider to the bot-
tom, which is of sufficient width to cover the instep; they
are laced up behind instead of a buckle. A blue military
frock coat, buttoning to the shape up to the neck, with a Prus-
SI7II collar, which is confined with three hooks and eyes; the in.
side is lined with velvet. The breast and under the arms of this
mit may he wadded, and the figure of any gentleman requiring it
improved by that means, to chat of perfect
.symmetry. A pale
buff waistcoat of kersey mere, made close to the shape, is most
Proper to wear with this coat. A blue morning lapelled coat, to
button close across the breast to the neck ; the collar, which it of
velvet, is very short, and about an inch in height, stands up in
front, when the coat is buttoned. The collar ends do not meet
by three inches, which is the breadth of the lappet. The sleeves
are wide at the top, and fill, but tight at the wrist, and rounded off.

EVINING DRZIS:—A light superfine blue coat to fit the waist and
not cut longer or shorter than the natural waist; five gilt buttons
up the breast ; the skirts narrow and long, terminating at the. bot-
tom to about three 'dies; pocket-flaps about two-and-a-half inches
deep. If the person be small about the hips the skirts should be
wadded. The collar is narrower than last month, and shows not
only the seam behind, but about three rows of the stitching.
Waistcoat of velvet or silk, high in the neck, with small and
short collar, cut so as to show an under-waistcoat, which is cut
with a rolling collar. Black kerseymere trousers to fit the
waist tight, rather easy at the knee, and of moderate width
at the bottom ; the length is to the ancle-bone, which will
admit of the stocking being shown ; the trouser is left loose and not
fastened with a strap. The dress cloak is made of olive brown
superfine cloth, with a large cape; Dot cloak and cape are lined
through with crimson silk, serge, or velvet. The collar is made
nine inches deep, and turns over, fastening to the neck with a
clasp ; the collar should be of sable or Chinchilla fur. The gray
lamb-skin is not now worn by gentlemen of fashion.
YOUNG GINTLISIAN'II HUMS Soar•—lt consists of a blue jacket,
with two rows of netted buttons ; it is cut pointed in front at the
bottom ; the lappels and collar are rather broad, in the midshipman
style. The waistcoat has a rolling collar, and single-breasted. The
pantaloons are made rather loose, except at the bottom, where
they fit the boot.