Star.
London, England, 1828-09-01 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Colonel Lindsay, in Regent street, from Pat is; Sir Lewen Glyn,
brt. at Stevens' Hotel, from Lath ; Major and Mrs. Grant, In
'hemarle-street, from Dublin; Major Mills, in Curzon-street,
.fair, from the Isle of Wight ; Mr. and Mrs. bleycick, in Pica
from the Netherlands; Mrs. and Miss Ludlow, in Brosk,
, from Italy ; Major and Mrs. Scott, in Bond-street, from the
of France; Major Maurice, in Pall Mall, from Lisbon; Mr.
itio Claggett, at the Mount Coffee House; Captain and Mrs.
in Palk-street, from the Netherlands ; -Mr. Henry
in klelgrave-square, from Aldborough; Air. Edward
lm. in South Audley-striet, from Brighton; Mr. and Mrs.
r, in Park-street, from the 'ilia Wild; Mr. and Mr..
in P.ll Mall, from Paris; Mr. Fortesene Tu•ritille, in
'moire, from Bosworth Field; Captain Jo bb Davidson,
2d Lite Guards, in the Regent's Park, from Rs*. •
CHANGES. • •
Hobhouse, to Whitton Park,. from a' tour to the
; LadyJ ohms Annesley and dui Honourable Mrs.
Bryanston-square for Great IMitem,.Gloucester.
..el Ross, of the 4th Dragoon Gstat4frtarn Dorchester,
ighlanda of Scotland, to shoot grouse ; Captain Hamilton,
'miles. Colonel Mahon, and Mr. Hugh Grey. from the Isle
ou the same es (edition ; Sir Peter and Lady Laurie,
nenham, for Malvern Wells; Capt. and Mrs. Beaumont,
for Paris ; Major and Mrs. Daniell, from Brighton,
Captain Froome, of the 4th Regiment, from the
sow ; Captain William Corry, of the Fermanagh
Dublin, to Enniskillen ; Capt. (Durham, from the Hague,
seat of war in the East; Major Peacocks, for the lonian
from Paris ; Mr. and Mts. Mitchell, from the Isle of Wight,
ton ; Mr. and Mrs. fluskisson, from 'Paris, for the Canton
in Switzerland ; Captain -Itcynardson, from Portsmouth,

DEPARTURES.

. Graham, of the 12th Itegimeot, Captain Du Pre, of the
ads, Captain Metcalfe, and Captain Chichester, fur Vienna,
spleudid reviews of the German troops, now about to
ce •' Major and Mts.' Eyre, for Ramsgate ; Sir Richard
Bar:. and Mr. Hatibury, for Lytiforsl Hall, there intending
shontiog party; Major and Mrs. Hooper. for Boulogne;
Brian!. Secretary of Legation from Portugal, for the Bras
Macdonell, lions Connaught-place, for the High-
Scotland ; Major Morgan, Captain Burton, and Mr.
Stewart, for Fifeshire; Cornet Dickenson, of the 3d
Guards, for Psershill Barracks, Edinburgh ; the Rev.
Bingham, fur Gosport; Captain Henry Dallas, fur Brigh-
t. and Mrs. buncombe, for Nelson's crest-tit, Ramsgate;
Mrs. Cameron, for Bognor Rocks, near Chichester; Sir
- Lady ileathcote, from Wimple-street, For Horsley
near Winchester; Lord Geroge Paulet, for Hampshire to
shooting party; Alajor Dar.hy, for Lincolnshire; Mr. Wm.
Dunbar; Lord Charles Paulet, for Amport House; Mr.
Wyna, for Nostell Priory, near Wakefield, in Yorkshire ;
Mrs. De La Touchy, for Ramsgate ; Major Maddox, for
Brighton ; Capt. Donaldson. from Cavendish-square, fur
in Dorsetshire •' Mr. Frederick Richardson, from Port-
, for Hastings; Mr. Charles Arundel and Mr. Frederick
from Portugal-street, for Paris.
FEMALE FASHIONS FOR SEPTEMBER.
Daess.Jaconet muslin dress, made as high as the
where it is finished with a nairow band. confining the
sf the body • a small circular cape, drawn with blue satin
Ind trimmed with work half a quarter deep, commences in
the shoulder and extends across the back; the sleeves are
Odle, being full above the elbow, and below confined by
'wings to the shaFe of the arm. The skirt is set on with
ness all round, and has a flounce half a yard deep, beaded
rating composed of a rouleau adorned with demi-whorls,
book muslin. gathered very full, and edged with blue
a second whorl trimming divides the flounce half way :
;in eestus, pointed in front. Provincial French cap of tulle
4)11C piece, and drawn full round the bead ; it is greatly
d lade back from the summit in two divisions like lap-
rods trimmed with blond lace, and reaching as low as the
of blur satin ribbon are tastefully dispersed; and
_ig very full, forms a rosette in front, and bows of
ribbon intermingle with the curls of hair round the face.
uecklace ut rock coral; broad Grecian scroll bracelets
cur glitves ; blue corded silk shoes.

Dasss.—Rose-colour grin de Naples dress ; the waist
pointed in the front and back, and trimmed with a narrow
tulie round the top of the bunt—the sleeves are al la Marie
the upper part heinz, very full, and twice divided by a rose-
s...tin hand round the arm, aid terminated at the wrist by a
!al, with sand) kes pointing towards the elbow. The skirt
without gurus, very full and plaited in all round the waist,
ngaiiiented with a ruche of tulle and • very deep iloulice
sprigged blond lace, placed shoot halt-way of the skirt,
. within a linger's length of the wadded hem, which touches
;mind. The hair is parted in front, and dressed in light and
curls on the side and behind. Spanish hat of rose•colour
the brim a little turned up on the sides, and a slight decline-
tront ; the crown is low, and adorned with a profusion of
ostrich feathers, fastened by a pink topaz star. Gold neck-
ear-rings; the latter in the form of a leaf and bunch of
vinrgaiette suyerided from a Chinese chain; broad chain
with circular emerald soaps. Embroidered gauze scarf;
ibva i white satin &hum—irons Ackermaieoes lisposilery

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ABERDEEN RACES, A MUM 27-
Tbe Ladies' Subscription Purse of SO sows. for all ages ; three yr
olds, 7st 71b ; four, Bst 71b ; five, 9st ; six, 9st 41b ; and aged,
9K 61b. Twice round the Coarse.
Lord Kennedy's hr c Harpooner, 3 yrs
Mr. Davidson's b h Cromarty, 5 yrs ...
♦ good race.
The Albyn Slakes of 25 sous. each, 5 ft. with 25 added, for all
ages. Twice round and a distance. Nine Subscribers.
Mr. Baird's cb k Sir Malachi Nlalagrowther,s yrs, 9st Ilb ... 1
Lord Kennedy's b h Caccia Piaui, aged 9st 71b
TN UMW. ;
Produce Stakes of 50 gs. each, h ft. for three yr olds ; colts, 811 71b
fillies, Bst 21b. Once rnnnd.the course. Six Subscribers.
Sir A. Itamsay's hr cby (hampignon ... walked ever
The Caledonian Welter Stakes of 30 son. each, 10 ft. with 40 added.
Two miles. Eight Subscribers.
Mr. Baird's eh h Sir Malachi Malagtowther, 5 yes, 101 b 51b.
walked over.
A Sweepstakes of 10 soya. each, with 50 sows. added, for horses
that never won 100 sot's. &c. Heats.
Mr. Davidson's b h Cromany, 5 yrs, Bst 10Ib ... walked over
CRICKET MATCHES.
A grand Cricket Match between the married and single of
Windsor and Eton, and which had been long talked of and eagerly
looked for by many of the inhabitants of this town and neighbour.
hood, came off on Wednesday last when a numerous and fashion-
ably attired party congregated on the field of action (Eton Common)
at an early hour. The p4yers were all "eager for the fray," and
each party confident of success. bite match was decided as follows :
MAIMED. stern.a.
First Innings 84 First Innings ........27
Second ditto .. 19 I Second ditto .. ... 9

103

... 1

.. 2

The " Single," however, not liatisfitd with this result, proposed
playing another innings, to which the " Married" readily agreed,
and the game ended as before, in favour of the latter—
Single ...34 I Married ... 3S
and eight wickets to go down.

Monday the return grand Match at Cricket between eleven Gen.
tiemea of East Hampshire, and eleven Gentlemen 9f West Sussex,
commenced playing on Cold Harbour Lawn, Emswurtb. The tot-
lowing is a state of the game at the close of the day's play—.
11,11111,111111111. sum:.
First Inninp 302 First Innings ... 54
Second ditto 63
Tuesday a Match at Cricket was played on Southsea Common,
between the Officers of the Rifle Brigade, at Gosport, and the
' Officers of the Sild Regiment, in Portsmouth Girds's', which was
won by the former by seven wickets.

Ilay.fair, from the lii
u 111), from the Nett
Ent, from Italy ; AL
Stith ot France; Alaj
Haatio Claggett, at ti
Chenentoon, it/ Paik.
lammontl, in Idelgri
Jatogliam. in South
iksporei, in Park-sti
ea. Albans, in Pall Mt
Brpinston.stps ire, trot
of the ?al Lite Guard
Sr Benjamin Hob?
Vat of England ; La
lasetleyf from Bryan
• • e ; Colonel Ross, t
the Highlands of 1
jor Forbes. Colons
Wi br, ou the sat
Cheltenham, tot
• Dublin, for Pari
r Dieppe; Captaii
• th, to Glasgow ;
• , from Dublin, to
the seat of war I
rids, from Paris ; i
Brighton; Mr. am
Berne, in Switat.rla
Malta.
Colonel Graham, o
e Guards, Captain
see the spies:did re
ence ; Major at
.ton, Bari. and bit
;an a Awning par
tai Brian!. Seen
; Mr-Will:ant Ma
s of Scotland ;
;,tagu Stewart, ft
',g00.; Guards, re
aid
; Nlc. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Camti
Iliam• and Lady fl
k, near Winchesi
a shooting party
7, for Dunbar ; I
its Wynn, for ?
. and Mrs. Dr la
Steyne, Brighton
dtord, in Dorset
plate, for Hastii
• andel, from Ports
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of the body ;
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of the shoulder
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ding; a second s
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• of one piece,
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, the end, ttinin
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bender, being ye
satin ribbon int
rings and ueckla
• Rose-culot
'innate Dams.—
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• cuff, with vane
At without gur
is utaatuented
lattllou oprigge
fait, within a lb
pound. The t
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; she brim a lit
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; vinegar cots
let, with circa
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