Star.
London, England, 1815-11-01 00:00:00

FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER.

MORNING Mass.—Half high dress of the finest jacconet
muslin, finished' at the bottom by a double flounce of pointed
lace. The body is very richly ornamented with letting- In lace,
disposed In a very novel and striking nnuiner. Plain long sleeve,
very elegantly finished at the wrist by an intitrmixture of muslin
and lace. The white satin games worn with this dress is truly
elegant and novel. We have to observe that the sleeve, which is
°trammed with blond Lee, its formed in a style of pecu-
liar novelty and taste, as is also the front of the spenser, which is
cut so as to display the shape of the bosuns to great advantage.
The rich lace ruff worn with this dress is perfectly duff. r:nt from
soy that our Cm- readers may have yet seen, being formed by
Mrs. Bell ptiti eeirely new plan. Independent of the novelty
of there tuft', they posses a great advantage over the old ones in
being ore mintonly becrmring. Head dress a simple bandeau
tni.t.d through the hair; white kid slippers ard gloves.
etc Ansi it IA:: NNET AND I'LLISI EDR ESS.—The Austrian
pelisre di., sr is mash. of the tint 4 French blue cloth, in a style of
exilu,oite and tat, cf.! touchy which description cannot rnurtray.
A trimming of the moat novel 41;scriptiott, coniposee. of small
silver buttons, Inserted in silk tufts, finishes it in a most original
and tasteful style. .1 he skew, is ornamented in a manner ex-
tremely new, and striking. A lace %hill, the collar of which falls
overolisplart the throat partially ; and the flounce of the under-
dress, which Is of fine pointed lace, being just seen under the
cloth, adds to the light nod beauttfol effect of the !litotes liead-
dress, the Austrian bonnet, composed of white moss sills, and
superbly ornamented with white feathers, which is worn user a
Mall French mob.
GIN KR AL On sxavitvions.—Fashionable colours for the month
are purple of various shades, wallow, green, amber, geranium,
brown, and a singularly pretty shade of slate colour.—Frew la
Bdlr alseesoltiro.
AlnaNiaa Daars.—.A French jacket and petticoat composed
of flue cambric muslin; the petticoat, of full walking length, is
ornamented at The feet with a broad border of French work let
loom] the fulness of the skirt rallied partially round the waist;
the j.,cket, rounded in (rant, has a broad cape to correspond, and
is tittoneti entirely room! with French work corresponding will
the pot coat; a long bishop sleeve, with French work let in at
the wtlst. A french mob cap coupes:sect of satin and quilled
lace. Miners, cohered kerseymere. Gloves, York tan.
Paostitanne Da Ess —A round pelisse made of the moreno
blue int iped satin ; long loose sleeve, trimmed over the hand with
_plain Win ; a full ruff composed of the hne-t French cambric.
richly ornamented with French work. A shall French sbawl of
shaded silks thrown carele-sly over the shoulders. A biiitak
coo .std of orange culoured satin, gipsied with a hanclkt-rebid
ttihe same, erlesl and tied under the chin with Moreno blue
satin ribbon; the handkerchief and the rim of tae bonnet trim-
med with blond lace, and a cluster of will II Avers ornamenting
the crown. handles, red or blue Morocco. (Aorta, yolk tan.—
Faso ifeierwoon'e .11:po,lecry of .-Irto.

BANE :turrs.
GtorgeAnsell, of Cars!Alton, Sot rey, calico.rrinter, dealer and
• chaman, to surrender Navenibur 4, 14, and Dec. I?, it eleven
at Guiltll:alL Attorney, -Mr. Elate, Plotters Hail, Old Broad-
street,. London.,
John Eustis-date of MM. Cornwall, hot now of Plymouth,
coachrnaktr, rinman, dealer and chap; non, November
vo, 4tld Dee. 11, at twelve, rt We.:aley‘s Hotel, Plymouto.
Dock.. Attortlic*, Messrs Mkt Church, and Mike No. 10,
Prince.s.street.. lltallord•rew, Loudon ; or Mr. J. W. Bozo's,

'4.lll'4lth Dock.
301.11. Sinet. late of Rlrltnterworth. Herta, mealman, cotton-
kultiner, dealer Jnd ehapntatt, Nov. 4. at ten, Nov. 18, at
alevi-u, and Lee. IS, aeon. a Guildhall. AttonOra, Maws.

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Go:e :nd Son, 70, iiiotaithali-stmt.
Robert Edgar, of litntnntorreour. Mincing-hat, I.ondon,
witse-ntera.ust,d-alcr and chap:tun. Nov. 4, 14, and tlet. It,
at tleven, at Gu klball. Attorney, Mr. eons. fte:jaant*lnn

VI. AA. %, rect.
William Miller, of tl,e Antient Town of Pyr, Sussex, draper,
layl.ll-01,:aler and Chapman, Nov. 7, 14, and D2c. 12, at cteven,
at Guildhall Attornies, Milos. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel-

•I'ltrugw.,trt en-street .
Pierson, of Great Yarmouth. Norfolk, victualler, brick-
fluent, dealer and avatar. Nov. 21, at six, Nov. 22. at ttn,
at.d I lee *2, at twelve, at the Black I.inn, Great Yarmouth.
Attornies, Messrs. awain, Stevens, Maples. and Pearstt. Ere-
dericlisidaee, Ohl Jewry, London; or Mr: James Sayers,
Great Yarmouth.
John Godfrey, of Colchester, Essex, innkeeper, dealer and chap.
man. Nov. 9,10, and Dec. 12, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn,
Co'cliester. Attornies, Messrs Sperling, jun. and Wlttey, Col-
che,ter ; or Messrs. Cbrenian, Stevens, and Wood, Little St.
'lhor.as the Apostle, London.
Richard Claims, of Yakenliam, Norfolk, money-scrivener, Nt.V.
ie., at six, Nov. 17, at ten, at the Feathers tan, link, and Dec.
12, at ten, 7t the New Inn, Holt. Attornies, Mr. William
NVttliers, junior, Holt; or Messrs. Pallachey and Bridges,
Angel-court, Throginorton•strcet, Landon.
Thomas Holden, formerly of Manchester, butcher, and late a
prisoner hi Lantiaster Castle, November 23, at five, Nov. 24.
and Dec. 1?, at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Laniastrr....%
Attot nice, Mr. Blaketock. Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, I.ondon,
or Mears. Johnson and Robinson, I.at.cas'er.
lames Pafrapi, of Portsmouth, grocer, dealer and chapman, Nov.
14, at one, K.v. 15, at eleven, and Dec. 12, at one, at the
Fountain Inn, Portsmouth. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Briggs,
kssex.sucet. Strand; or hlr. W. Weddell, Gosport.
Joelsoa '1 homes, of liinatanley, Gleucesteeshire, clothier, Nov.
f4O, at fire, Nov. 2 toted Der. 12, at eleven, at theliing's Arms,
Gloucester. Attomn •, Messrs. ;:liepkeri, Adlington and Co.
te lft.rd.row, London ; or Mr. George Watheo, Stroud.
William Garside, of Stockport, Cheshire,grocer.dealer and chap-
man, Nov. 11', it, and Dec. 12, at ten, at the Warren Bulke-
ley Arms len, Stockport. Attortees, Mr. liaddAey, Stockport,
or Messrs. hltine and Parry, Temple.
'litanies Handley, of Kenilworth, M'atwickshire,maltster, Nov.
33, 14, and Dec. 12, at eleven, at the Kin' 's Arms Inn, Kenil-
wortk. Arnold, a, Mr. Herd, King's Bench Walks, 'Pemple,
Lot.don ; and Mr. Watts, Kenilworth.
Richard Pi Ince, of I.uggbridge Mills, Herefordshire, Nov. 10,
11, and Dee. 12, at eleven, st the Hotel Inn, Hereford. At-
tonnes, Messrs. Horne and Rogers, Serle.street, Lincoln's
lini ; and Messrs Bud and Co. Hereford.
Henry Arnold Homer, of Taunton, Somersetshlre; linen-draper,
Nov. 6, 16, and Dec. 12, at eleven, at the London Inn, Taun-
ton. Attornies, Messrs. Phichard and Trencbard,'Paunton ;
and Messrs. Egerton and Witham, Gray's inn, London.
Josrph 0-baldeston, of Milk-street, Cbeapside, Manchester
warehouseman, Nov. 10, 11,• and Dec. IX,. at eleven, at the
Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Edge, St. Amis.
rreet, Manchester.
Rie.ard Hodge, Sr. Erth, shopkeeper, Nov. 8, at Pearce's Hotel,
•1 row, Nov, 9, at Knapp s lio el, Camborne, Dec. Ist, at
Pears.:e's Hotel, Truro, at eleieu. Attorney, Mr. Bennallaci,
'Prom
Joseilh Snare, Paul-street, Finsbury-square, Middletlei,_ cabinet-
twit N., Nov. 7, 18. Dec. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Att
Mr. Pa:ten, Hatton Garden.
Robert Adams and John Adams, of Oxford-street, upholsterers,
Nov. 7, IS, and Dec. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys
Mr. Hartley, Bridge-street,Biackfriars.
Andrew Rollo, of Castle-street, City-road, Middlesex, chair-
maker, Nov 7, 14, and Dee. 12, at twelve, at Guildhall. At-
torides, Mears. Rubinson and Hine, Charter-House•sqiiare.
TLoinas Eggar, of Holyboura, Hants, tanner, Nov. 7, 14, and
1.4 c. 12, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.. Attorney, Mr.
Young, Charlotre-row, Mansion House, London.
ilharn Wilson, late of I.lmehouse, merchant, Nov. 4, 14, and
e. 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, l'llr. Robert Green.
. wood, Chapter Louse•court, St. Paul% Church.yard.
John Vault and Jahn Walton Bullock, of Cullum-street, London,
Birmingham e.. 1 aheffield merchatita Nov. 4, 14, and Dec in,
a: eleven, at Gteddhall. Attorney, Mr. Centel:ford, Copthall-
court, 1, b;•ogatortop•street.

A very interesting account of the 13vi-rut of WA-
TERLOO, &C. by a STAFF OFFIC/FR in the FRENCH
Ammy, is jun published by Mr. t.:OLISURN, of Con-
.dpit-street. It details some curious anecdotes of the
conduct of DoNAPARTX during his flight.
Two of our most popular novelists are about to
contend for the palm of superiority. We allude to
the forthcoming Tales of by Miss BURNEY
and i.e She novel of Rhoda, by the admired author of
4, Plait} sense," and A 11441$ by theie right Mmes."

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SPORTING INTBLZIGENtIL

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NEWAIRKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, ISIS.
TUESDAY, -OCTOBER $l.
Mr. Shakespessea Skipjack, Si'. la. beat Mr. Goddard'e
Bijou, 75t. 111 b. T.Y.C. SO/L..4 to I on Skipjack.
Mr. Lake's Castanet, Sat. 41b. beat Lord G. H. Cavenolish's
Moose, est. first half of Ab. M. 100gs.--2 to 1 apt Castanet.
Handicap Sweepstakes of lOgs. each, for 9-yr olds and upwards.
Mr. Cusaans's Medora, 4-yrs old, Sat. fib. I
Lord Roues Equator, 3 yrs old, Tst. 51b. . 2
Lord Jersey's Fugitive, 5 yrs old, ast. - • 0
Lord G. H. Cavendish's filly, by Windt*, 3 yes old, 70. 51h. 0
'l'en started.—Sig paid.—The Judge placed but two.
13 to S apt Medora--5 to i agt Fugitive-4 to 1 agst Lord G.
H. Caveneish's filly, by Windle.
Fifty Pounds. for g.yr.olds, carrying a feather; 3-yr-olds, 7st.
5 b. 4-yr.old., ust. 6111.;" S.)t -,,10, 9 i. sib.; 6-yr-olds, Sat. 71b.
and aged, no. tolh• I.a%t On re role+ of B.C.
Mr. Wyn,lham's h. e. Carer, by Canopus, 3 yrs old 1.
Mr. Brom', ch. h. Idle Boy, 5-y•s old -
2
Mr. I.ake's 1,. c. by It uhens, out of sagana, 9-1 r+ old S
Mr. Morris'. hr. h. Ettfyalusfryrs (old - . 11
Mr. Goodi.son's b. f Gilt, by Cardinal York, 4-yn old a
6 to 4 at:t4 Ciper—Even oil Idle Boy.
On the great match yes• erday between Sir Joshua anal Quinola,
large sums were depetoling ; sir Jo.hua made severe play at
starting, and won with the greatest ease. Ills Royal Highness
the Duke of Yoak, with the Archdukes Louis and JOHN.
Prince Es re an A 4 r, &c. honoured the course with their presence.
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