Star.
London, England, 1814-02-02 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIJNS FOR FEBRUART:

EVENING OIL DANCING Da tss —.A white crape petticoat,
worn over gossamer satin, ornamented at the feet with rows of
puckered net, with a centre border of bitty •atin, or velvet, is
puffs. A hodi:e of blue satin, with short full sleeves. and Curs
to correspond with tie bo• tom of the dress. A full p iciter.g
border of net, or crape, round the bosom. Stomacher aud belt
of white satin, whit pearl or diamond clasp. Hair in disheveled
curls, divided In front of the torehead, and ornalstetre.l with
clusters of small variegated flowers ; a large natiisparest Wets
veil, thrown occasionally over the hes i, si,ading the bosons is
frent)and falling in ;truths! drapery beneath. Est -angst aids.
lace, and lancelets of oriental pearl, or white cortielian. iilit•pera
of white satin, with blue rosettes. White kid gloves; sad Las
of spangled crape and blue foil.

I'IROMEICADC Olt CAIIIRIAGE COST 01111 t.-.-A round high robe.
with long full sleeves, of tin: cambric ;'a !lgh collar, and deep
border of ncedle.work round the bottom. A Russian mantle"ar
pale salmon coloured chr h. with sp ncer bodice, lined through.
out with. white sa-snet, and ornamented with a border of me.
tore velvet and white silk cord : the spencer seamed to corre.
spout!, and the mantle confined in front of the bosom with a
broach. A small helmet bonnet, composed of the same material
as the mantle, lined with morons velvet, and edged with white
s. k cord, ornamented with a double corks' ostrich feather.--
Huif-boors of pale saln:on-coloured kid, edged and laced with
morons cord. Gluvea o; lemso-coloured kid. -- afaermese's
.R,perirery.
DINNLR Daess.—Frock of rich twilled wl.ite urs: et, the
body the same as last month; the sleeve very short and toll; a
plain.band of velvet at bottom, which is ornamented with threw
rows of the fashionable ribband trimming. The bottom of the
frock is trimmed in a similar manner, with three rows 01 tato
band fancifully d spored ss a wrea:h of flowers. The n.sk is
delicately shaded by a tippet a Li Dints, which is cont,....ed of
lace and white satin; it is formed behind as a stoats cottage tip-
pet, entirety lace, but the front is made to fit :he flock, and a the
same time displays the shape to the greatest advantage; it comes
tip vers• high in Ole bank of the neck, and is edged all round
VI a fine narrow lace a part of the letting-in-lace of which It
is composed, and which is also edged with narrow lace, ties it :o
front of the bosons, and just above the lace bow a small bouquet
of winter flowers has a very pretty effect. I-lead-dress the t 4 rl-
lington lioutl*Gf fine white lace, the form is simply that of a hard
wh:ch just fits the !cad, and is finished by a rich lace bord-r,
whi.l is put rou:td plains except on each temple, w here itis very
tali;' lace col Lls hang cavelsssly at each ear; it is ornanieuted
with a winter flounce in front. Hair very much parted on the
forehead, and disrosed in lart;e but light curls on the temples.
White velvet .tippers ligatly embroidered with silver in front.
Whitt kid gloves.

OKANGX-BOVEN CARRIAGE PELI/1116 -.A pelisse ef the most
delicate lawn colour Irish poplai the sith-i an easy fullness, the
body tight to the dap', eery short lu the waist, and broad in
the back. 11:e (root is 'eery ekgantly ornamented with white
satin points, put twat each side of the front; a beautifil while
silk trimming edges each point, and white silk tassels of the
lightest and must beautiful texture, tic the pelisse all down the
(rout. The sleeve is ornamented hi a similar manner on a
smaller scale, but without the tassels: the bottom of the pehnt
and the cuffs are also ornalue.i fel with white satin points, elged
with silk irimmistg to correspond, and en each hip is a very
novel and tasteful ornament, about the tiee of a large Spanish
button; it is composed of floss silk, in the form of a shell A
ruff of white sa.iu cut in points. encircles the throat; it is sup
ported, we believe, by ribband, wire, or something of that sorts
a.. it stands up round the throat; it is ehlged with a very Otte
narrow white Lice. Head dress 'a small Spanish cap of white
&Ivo, or fawn colour velvet, ticefully ornamethed with points
edgtd with pearl, and a superb white ostrich feather, which tails
to the left side. Fawn colour slipp.-rs an I=lave'. We have Lis
he-nation in saying, !hat this tiers; is the !nest elegant and novel
[hit has app,arud in the .carriage. custiarne tur a consideraWe
time.— La bale AllePhilef•

MONI*I-11,Y STA 113. OF 1 six NAVY.
The following Is the state and sUsposilion of the British Navy,
made up to the present day :—Total at ma, of the lase, Bfs : front
5n to 44 guns, 6; frigates, 125; sloops, Ste. ; bombs and fire-
ships, 5 ; !pigs, 156 ; eon**, 34; schooners, &c. 44. Total, 54a.
In port and fisting—tlf the lbw ; front Ai to 44 guns, tog
frigatts, 29 ;. sloops, &c. 42; bosn:ts and,dre-slups, 1; brit% 29:
cutters, 6; schooners, &c. 18. Total, 17 2. —liaard-sh•p•—tif
the line, 5; of 50 50 44 suns, 4; friga:es, ; Total, Is.
flosphal-ships, Pesom-sitips, &c.—Of the lino, 21 lofSOto 44
guns, 4; frigates, 2; sloops, &c.O. Total, 25.—Ondinary and
repairing for servlct—.-Of the line, GS ; front 50 to 44 gun,t, 13;
frigates, 65 ; sloops, &c. 33 ; luta% ,Stc. 4 ; brigs, f 5; cutter.,
; schemer', &c.O; Total, I&S.—Building, of the line, 2; ;
trout 50 to 44 pa', I; frigates, 15; sloops, 28; bombs, '.c.
0 ; brigs. 2. Total, 6!.—Grand Total, 11-29.

BIRTH.
TN. C4th Instant, the Lady it Captain Bps. Second Drigooa'
C j .if a daughter. '

Saturday morning, the 42d ult. after an illness of a few da)**r
in the 97th year of Ler nv, Mr.. Kat:twine i.nng, the list sure
viving sister of the late %Val er Long, Esq. of Scurb Wrat'aUe.
in the county of Wilts. By the death ot this truly pious anti
deservedly venerated character, the poor and unfortunate have
suffered an irreparable loss—the greatest luxury of her lye beteg
that of doing good--in expending the large st part of her very
ample income in the practice ot that most christian virtue cha-
rity, in acts of the most unbounded geoerosity, which, alth4uik.
isat b atoned fotth individually to public view, are, and stilli be
hdlg, recorded in the hearts of the numerous and grateful objec,s
who experienced the application of that affijeflCC with whack
Paovinetaei had bleated her.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW:
Memos:

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