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

FASHIONS FOR FLBRUARY.

Haas Dnos.—A black velvet bonnet, lined with that sort of
silk plods which the French call Cupid's wings ; the ground is
rose colour ; the long-curled silk which forms the pile is of lavers!
der •, the brim is of a moderate size, finished at the edge by 4
bands of black satin. The bottom of the crown is also orna-
mented with satin bands, which terminate in a full star, placed
on one side, and clasped in the middle with a steel ornament ;
the top of the crown is ornamented en rourrawlia, with velv.:t
slashed in the Spanish style, and the spaces filled with petwean
ribbon, embroidered with black at the edges; it passes under
the chin, ties in a full bow at the right side, sod a long round
black feather falls very low on the left. A. dress hat, composed
of black velvet and gauze ; the latter disposed, in, full folds, and
confined by steel ornaments : the brim is extremely small: it is
formed of folds of gauze laid over velvet. A full plume of
round black feathers is Placed in front. A.turban, composed of
silver gauze intermixed with blue silk net : it is ornamented
with full rosettes at each side; a drapery of blue net, corded
with silver gauze, goes across the back part of the crown. The
lower part of the turban is composed of bands of silver gauze
slightly corded with blue satin. Turban alt Ninon made of
tulle, embroidered •in steeL The material is disposed In full
folds in front, and plisnws of white marabouts placed between.
A half-dress anisette, compOsed at Mussels point. The caul is
rather high; the ears are broad, as is also the double border,
which is very full. A rosette of lace, and a bow of blue and
white ribbon ornament the caul; plain blue strings.—Asier-
main's Repository.
Feta. Drtzsa.—A, round dress, composed of black velvet ; the
skirt is something narrower than they have lately beep worn,
particularly at the top, and the fullness is thrown entirely into
the middle of the back. The bottom. of the skirt is slightly
scolloped ; the scollops edged with a row of point laid on with a
little fullness ; above this is a trimming en roams composed of
white satin with pearl hearts; a wave lightly embroidered In
pearls surtnouots this trimming. The corsage is cut low round
the bust; tight to the shape, and the waist of the usual length.
The bust is ornamented in front with white satin crews, finished
by pad tools. A row of point lace, to correspond with the
bottom, goes round the bust.; # is single an front, and moderately
full, but doubled round the shoulders and back, and has the ef-
fect of an sp., ulette ; it. is surmounted by
.a, pearl. trimming, in
the form of a chain- Short full sleeve, ornamented with white
satin creres to corresFpud with.tbe bust .anil terminated with a.,
plain-bend of black velvet, 'also adorned with pearls. The hind
hair is disposed in (kecian pbita, whislt are wound round the,
bead; the front hair is arranged.ia light ringlets, brought low at
the sides of the face. Head-dress, static ostrich featherchsseck,
lice and ear-rings, pearl ;....white kid &its; white gros de Naples
...nd...13.—1d05. •
FSZNCII Vtsinsas Dats.s.—A round dress of black velvet,
finJacrciwith gauzy; the flounces headed and bound with black
win. White satin hat, fastened up on the left side with three
loops, and surmoonted by a full plume of white curled feathers.
A commie of fine tulle is worn underneath the bpt. Shoes of
lemon-coloured satin. A white Cachemire shawl, with a rich
smelt-gated border ; and when this dress la worn at the Theatre,
as is soosetinte,, a carved ivory tan, bcautdully painted, is
addet,--La Bella Jovial&

RICHMOND, SURREY.

Elegant and Excellent RESIDENCE, Beautiful PI.EASURE
GROUND, and TERRACE WALKS by the Itiver.xide,
COTTAGES, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Golder-square, and Regent-street),

At Garraway's Cuffee-Howe, in 'Change-Alley, Cotnhill, en
Taassinav, the 14th March, latts, at Twelve o'Clock, •
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
ESTATE of the KING', MANOR, nearly equal to
Freehold, cosnpriaing

A CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSF,

The Property and late Residence of a NOBLEMAN, situate
nearly on the summit of RICII31()NILII IL L,
Embracing the most lexuriant, rich, and extensive Views of
the beautiful windings of the River and the surrounding Country.
The 11OUSl►iip substantial BRICK-BUILT EDIFICE,•
planned for the accommodation of a Family of the first Distinc-
tion: containing spacious airy lk-d-chambers and Dressing-rumns.,
The principal Apartments consist of an P.ating4oom, Drawing-
rooms Breakfast, Library, and Billiard Boom, &c. Entrance.:
hall, ice. ; and entsbed and fitted tip in a.superior style of els:.
gance : with excellent Offices, suitable to the Establishment;
surrounded by fine Lawns, Pleasure.grounds planted with luau- I
dant Shrubs, Forest Trees, and Evergreens, Hot and Green-
house, &c. with a Subterraneous Passage leading to a most beau.'
tiluland enchanting Lawn, by the Meer side, laid out with
gteat taste and elegance, with Terrace and other Walks, orna-
mented by fine grown Timber, Plantation, Summer-house in,
the Italian style, Alcove, Seats, &c.; a Leasehold Cottage
Dwelling-huuse, Gardener's House, and Outbuildings. The.'
principal Bidlilingi are in the mast complete order, aad fit fur
immediate reception.
May be viewed by Tickets only.—Particulars may be had on
the Premises; the Castle and Talbot, Richmond ; Castle, Salt-
lIiU ; Wbite,llart, Windsor; Toy, Hampton-Court ; Star and
Garter, Kew Bridge; Grill:is, and, Mr. Knight, Kingstin; of
Thomas Lightfoot, Fig. Castle-street, Leicester-square;
It. W. Lowndes, Esq. lttml I.lon.iquare; at Gacrawaes; and
of Mr. Robins, .Warwick- et, Golden-square, arilßegent-
I street, 'hers Tickets fox viewing may lie had

SLOANE-STREET, CHELSEA. -
Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, eligible for Investment,
Commodious DWELLINO-HOUSE, large GARDEN,
and OUTBUILDINGS.
By Mr. ROBINS,'
(Of Warwick-street, Golden-sqoare. and Regent-street),
At Sartaway's Coffee-house, in Ewhatige-alley,Cotnhill, on
THURSDAY February 14. 1 fa•2s!, at Twelve °Thick,
A DESIRABLE and IMPROVABLE LEASE-
HOLD ESTATE, eligible for Investment; comprising
a very commodious DWELLING-HOUSE' desirably situate
No. 48, of the West Side of Sloane-street, Chelsea: held on
Lease for a Term of Thirty-six Years, at a low Ground Rent
of £lO. 3s. and Let on Lease to Mr. Lock., a most respect-
able Tenant, till Midiumrturr, 1830, at a very moderate lieut.
The House is three Stories high, four Rooms and Closets on a
Floor. On the First Floor, two Drawing-rooms, handsomely
fitted up, an Anti-room, and Bed-chamber. Ground Floor,
Entrance-hall, Vestibule, Morning-rocm, capital Bowed Dining
Parlour, Study, and Door to Garden, and enclosed Suir.tb a
spacious Munn under the Dining Parlour ; convenient Offices
in the Basement; Area in front, with Vaults; a large Garden
at the Welt, and Outbuilding, convertible to a Stable anti Coach-
house, with Rooms over.

To be viewed by 'rickets only. Particulars may be had on
the Pro:l4es.; of Messrs. Still, Stroh:, and ltackham. So;ici-
toss, lineal''. Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-street, Golden-square.