Star.
London, England, 1819-03-01 00:00:00

fSIIIONS F 01? AI.4RCH.

round dress, compesed of dove-tolo::red
„kin is gored, and very (till at the bottom. The
; of a bias piece of satin of about a quarter of a
which is ornamented by gauze roses and bands
:former are placed lengthwise, three together, in a
mon. ;the Litter which are edgewith a beautiful
trimrg, are placed between thenoses. The body
thigh ; it is tight to the shape; the waist is very
sleeves are long and tight to the arm : the bust
'fate sleeves are trimmed with an intermixture
Over this dress is worn a bronze-coloured
tbewaLst of which is finished in a very novel
I jacket, richly braided and adorned with tassels
'the back and at each side; the spencer is tight
he huh is of a moderate breadth, and it has a
collar. Long sleeves with epaulettes, which are
Lace ruff. Ilead.dress, a velvet bonnet, which
crown, adorned on the summit with a garland
brim, which stands a good deal off the fact, is
finished round the edge with a narrow roll of
, and tied with soft ribbatad under the
of dove-coloured kid to correspond; the (Amer
• to the binding with a slight braiding.
-A rouud dress, composed of satin striped
puce colour, over a white satin slip; the skirt is
:ularly at the bottom, and is ornamented with
silk trimming, which is set on ha waves.
round the bust; the hack is plain ; the front is
• end becoming style ; the bosom is delicately
. of net drawn hi casings; it sits close to the.'
becoming as well as imyelest effect. Tne sleeves
•y full. The head-dress is a toque, composed of
rhite net ; it is ornamented next the face with
pearl, Necklace, ear-rings, and bracelets,
satin shops, and white kid gloves.—{Front dicker-

COSTCNln—Pelisse of white satin, trimmed
, and left open at the throat. Dress bat of
surmounted by a superb plume of ostrich feathers.
d satin rabband, tied behind ; white satin slippers,
al gloves.
W.suciso Ducss.—Round dress of muslin, richly,
embroidered in open spots round the border.—
areal blue Terry velvet, with bonnet of the same
splendid group of plumes of ethereal babe.
MiTlONS.—Satins, sarsncts, and figured silks,
Ms at the dinner and evening party; the new
mely graceful and becoming; it is of ethereal
down the sides with white velvet, with blue
A ; the sleeves are long, and are f fine net,
stripes of blaie satin ribband. With this robe
the opera turban of white satin, ornamented
ethereal blue satin, mingled with white, and long
lthers.—The chain gauze, of a fine silky and

A rich stripes of chain-work, very close together,
beautiful article for hall dresses : its trimming
blond, interspersed with rukleaus of satin, light
' flowers, or embossments of white nenille on

am ing colour. A corsage of satin is indispen-
dresses.—The favourite colours ire ethereal blue,
emerald grevn, and lilac.

REGENT returns to Calton-House on

Excellency the MarquisD'Osmown

rer from Limdon, and embarked this
'alais on board le Desirie French packet,

MON ntosz gave an elegant entertain-
lay, at his House in Grosvenor-square,
WELLINGTON• itMOng other distin-
.ters invited to meet his Grace, wee—
Aberdeen, Earl Ilarrowby, Rail Bathurst, Lord
Scott, Bart. Right Hon. George Canning, &e.
OF WELLINGTON'S BANQUET.HIS
grand entertainment on Friday evening,
Ise, to the Foreign &c. The
‘tit in the most sumptuous style.—
aid. for (7,liteen, and the party sat
Ist seven o'clock, in the State Dining-
' the Library. It was an entertain-
:aurses, with wines of an unparalleled
dessert the most delicious and abun-

in the evenint; the amiable Duchess
small party of her 'friends, mustering in
tbout sixty, and among whom were—
' Richmond and the Ladles Lennox ; the Mar-
iary and the Countess of Westnwath, Lady
his Rowley, Countess of Lieven, Duchess of
and Mrs. William Freemantle, Sir Felton and
Lleutenant-Colt;iiel Freemantle, Countess Lu-
aid Countess of Morton, Mr. Wellesley Pole,
lsoyne and the Ladies Gordon, Countess of Ba-
Ladics Bathurst, Countess of Harrowby, Mons.
ig-rooms were very splendid, with
imson damask and kola ; the ccilings
gilding, sculpture, and allegorical stib-
iy the inimitable Opal ANL The even-
ice up at two o'clock. 1

K...—Yesterday was a dreary• day ; hut,
'te Park wa., crowded with select coin-

rhaps, for that very reason. In very

all the votaries of Haut Ton east Of
the Johnll Rams of the Strand, and the
of Cranbourn-alley, are sure to be

and then the place is a tremendous
,ly to the promenaders.—Among the
!pages, which thronged the Wellington-
')served those ef—
of Wellington, his Serene Highness Prince. Paul
Dukes of Grafton, Northumberland, and Ar-
f Sefton, llarrowby, Mountiorris,
!hater, Meiborough, and Warwick, Viscounts
rd, 0 !Russian, Portuguese, and Dutch Amis s.
Captain Stanhope, Ece, &c. the Earls of West-
and Mcxborough, Hon. Lord.
dr. James Macdonald, M. P. wire sanonl, the
the pave were the Marquis of Worcester, the
Mount-Ckarks, and Euston, &c. &c.
:ATRE.--Don Giovanni was produced
first time this season, on Saturdaynight.
to made his debut in the character of
'hit due allowance for the embarrass-
•st appearance, the Signor acquitted
Madame BELLOCIII was the Zerlioa ;
~ted and sung with singular taste and
House displayed a full and elegant ap-
The pit was crowded to excess.
sta.-.-Mr. WOLF made his first appear-
! hoards on Saturday evening, in the
13elrille, in the pleasant 'Musical After-
ima, and acquitted himself with cousi-
n. He has a very good voice, and did
to all the airs allotted to him; in that
td of the Rose," he was particularly feli-
,as universally encored.

ARDIENThe. Opera of Love in a ?Nage
red on Saturday evening. Mr. HUNT.
!ready acquitted himself so well as Mac-
,
irlos, was the Young 111:adows of the
it is but justice to say, that he sustained
with credit. He obtained applause in
and the duet between him and Miss
Together let us range the Fields," was
mcored. The whole was performed in

Vpera, on Saturday evening, just when the
VAS commenced, the whose of the gas-lights
end The house was left in " darkness vim-
% ihe minutes.

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tagg D°tl"..
; the skirt
_ls
• !consists (-.3
T.!fin b.rettiActll.:oll, %%quad
din rtion ;. the
° trimnungs
ode balf-bigh ; it
and the sleeves
bdtroMs of the
and gone' ('
.ester, the. wit
by a small lade
middle of the b:
is akar ; the bat
standing collar.
braided. Lace
ifvu dome erg"
The brim
brge; R Is finis
!wand, and
dad glimees of do,
susented next t
two, rodzas.—A
of a dark puce c
fsii, particularly
Try; of a light sill
k is cut low round
in a pretty am
be a piece of
and has a becomi
don, and very full
• silk and white
of Roman pea
White satin sit
fkkisgorA
Iscao.--Oraaa „ .
swansdown, and
• satin, surmootite
of bread satin rib
+bite kid gloves.
yrawss.—W.suctsc
lightly, embroi
ier of ethereal Mu
, with isplene
otuy OBSERVATI
their station
estremell
isitia, trimmed di.
embossed edges ; t
which run strips
he worn the of
ipcffs of ethereal I
:pin; white feather
g texture in rich
..Ight and beautifu
-.ld be tine blond, ii
.tahs of artificial fio•
'of sarne light spri
'ies•ith these dresses
;7.u: scarlet, emeral
The PRINCE RE
day next.
Yesterday his E:
:red at Dover 1
i'ag ibr Calais
Main LAMBERT.
Duke of Mo
on Saturday,
i±e Duke of WE
plied characters
Earl of Aberdei
it Sr W. Scott, R
itt DUKE OF
ze gave a grant
dpsley-llouse, e
%vas set Out
'Om were laid-
at half-past s
u, formerly du
zof three caur
c!., and a dess
ewer seen. is
a small p;
• whole about si:
Duchess of Ric
of Salisbury •
!..,zrd and Miss
Gatos, Mr. and
Ibroey, Lleute
is Earl and Cot
cress of Ahoyne at
T and the Ladies
Niiarnann, ece. Ste
Le drawing-rt
•:gings of aims(
' ~ed with gildi
s painted by th
-.1; party broke ul
7'rritheless, the
perhai
weather, all
:raple Dar, the o
.1.19 stints of
:(king there, an,
xq especially t
cimdid equipage
etve, were obsery
.11t Duch.s. of 'WI
°Mir., the Dukt
rthe Earls of Co
iirsesses of flcheste
c"gelf and Ward, ei
, the Hon. Capi
'lust, '
Nugent, and
111" Aux and Mr. J
Pcsalans. On the
;Lis Yarmouth, Moi
KING'S TREAT;
-tc, fur the first
!Pot ROMERO F
itprello. With
tarts of a first
''szaself well. 111
ze both' acted
The Hou
le'rar•cc• The
rte on elese
(::2.rßcter of Bela
ita of Itosima,
vstable success.
a.2F!^ in-nice to
. The Bad of
'4ut, and was /
(::;*: ENT-GA RI
t:.!! PciorMed
741 has already
t`"S and Carlo+
cuing, and it is
e character w''s
sons, an
IPPILNSI es
Tc
.?turnusly eucc
he,t style.
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