Star.
London, England, 1825-05-02 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS.

110)1 ACILIMILANVS II

Miasma Dame—Dins of lilac gros de Naples : the corsage
plain, rather high in front, breed on the shoulders, and edged with
a double satin rouleau of the same colour; it fastens behind with
hooks and eyes. The upper part of the sleeve is full ; below the
elbow it has three satin bands equi-divant, and tied in bows on the
outside of the arm : the wrist is finished witka double satin maims
and embroidered cambric Tulles. The skirt is very neatly orna-
mented with waving satin bands, a quarter of a yard deep, fastened
at the top with silk buttons, and inserted within the broad satin
rouleau at the edge of the dress; corded ceinture, ornamented in
front with six silk buttons. Lace fiche, scolloped at the edge and
richly embroidered; it crosses in front, and ties in a small bow be-
hind. The hair is parted, and arranged in large regular curls on
each side. Geld ear-rings, bracelets, chain, and eye-glass. The
necklace is formed of a black ribbon, with a small elegant embossed -
gold rosette at the throat, front which the ribbon descends, and
a large richly ornamented gold cross is suspended, nearly reaching
to the ceinture. ysh*occo shoes.
Evannto Daps.—Elegant dress of lace, with Brussels sprigs;
the corsage full, circelar round the bust, and trimmed with a fall-
ing lace ; the sleeves short and regularly full. The fulness of the
skirt is not entirely set in the band at the back, but slightly intro-
deced in the front and sides, which has "a very pleasing effect
with dresses of so light and delicate a texture. Half-way of the
shirt is a vary elegant row of flowers in separate clusters, aild be-
neath are two deep flounces of rich lace, separated by a sintille
wreath of leaves; the edge of the skirt is 'col/aped, and a richly
embroidered dwarf cestus fills up each space. Blue satin sash, with
an embossed gold buckle on the right side. Blue satin slip. Tur-
ban of blue satin; the band composed of longitudinal folds; and a
row of French pearls at the edge; the satin full and dsuble mishit
the crown, and two long white ostrich feathers falling backwards.
Necklace of pearl, fastened in front with au deg int gold clasp, or..
damented with rabies and pearls. Ear-rings and bracelets to cur-
reiro id. White kid gloves; white satin shoes.

The Italian Opera is in high vogue this season. The
Theatre was crowded to excess on Saturday night, alt
the hones being filled, and between eleven and twelve
hundred persons entered by the it Jobr.
Friday, Mr. DRAVYAN, one or the King's Messengers,
arrived at the Colonial Office, in Downing-street, with' di-patches
from Sir Fmtprales Anan.his Maje,ty's Lod High Commission' r
for the lonian lea ids. The blessenger left Ancona on the 19th ult.
Of the 34 Wiltshire Members, SO were present in
the Rouse of Commons on the second reading of the Catholic
Emancipation Bill, of whom 12 voted for, and 18 against the Bill.
T. e celebrated traveller, M. DENON, died on Thurs-
day last, in Paris, almost suddenly. On coming away from the
sale of the pictures of M. J.Artiv max, he was seized with violent
pains in the stomach, against which the succours of art were of no
avail—in 15 hours he was no more. This short illness terminated
a long life. M. DAMON was nearly 80 years of age.
His Majesty the King of GREAT BRITAIN has been
graciously pleased to send a diamond ring of extraordinary beairty,
accompanied witis a most honourable and flattering note, to Auhc
Counsellor and Profeuor Haiti.' in Erlangen, for his outline of a
Code of Police, and his general system for providing fur the pool.
—French Paper.

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Mr. Justice I.
proceeded to dii

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criminal inform
Mt, for exciting
this Court, teat
tight a duel T 1
ties, occurred in
ever, the Learne4
Isle to thew a

At eleven o'clr
proceeded to the
tie further argon

The Depot et
no Saturday ate
The sed Realm
the 23d instant, I
and Winslow.

The Montgomi
the 23d instant.

The Nottingha
7th of June.

The 14th Drat
the following sts
two troops to Pet
Saturday semi'
barked at Wateri
over the 14th I.ig
The 15th Hua
this morning: at
three squadrons,
The 68th and
Broyle barracks,
Tuesday, the I
mouth, from the
sional Battalions
19th, 64th, and i
tered at the Lon

A part of the
week, from Cow
for Leith and CI
(Ciao:Las)
Sta-I am ea
Majesty's Treasu
candy had again
be made from CI
abroad ;And the!
which have been
all Civilians, emj
as Officers, and tl
per day for their
Ration of a Sere

My Lords, ho
from the rAth of
ration; and that
the parties who,i
a day for the rati
so paid; and that
no any account
with some of t

as &orekeeper, 1
.hips' 'opinion, v
miationed Office
ed. per them for

Commissions sip

John Ryk, Fag
Gazette of Sat
Royal 43heshire

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the rank of Come

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rank of Litotes'
Lieut. R. H. 1
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Purser.
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were lying there
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squadron were a
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at Portsmouth,-
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presents from
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Portsmouth fro

years and a half
island of Cuba,
by sickness. She
bad one man kill
Thursday, the
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mouth from off
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twelve

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r
19th ult.
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Catholic
the
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to At,lie
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the pool.