Star.
London, England, 1827-09-01 00:00:00

CHANGES

Lord and Lady Gwydyr, trum Edsnburgh,for Drummond Castle;
Earl O'Neal, from Dublin, for Shane's Castle ; General Sir Wm,
C.tockborn. Lady, and Miss Cockburn. from Sir E. S. Stanhope
Pes, Meisne Lacey. Herefordshire, for the Marine Parade:
Brighton; Mr. G. Courtenay, front Tunbridge Wells, for Ramsgate,
FEMALE FASHIONS.

Su-snie Comous.-:l3ressc4 Canary•Crilourgree de Naples, with
arrow stripes ; the corsage made full and rather high. Tbe skirt
Las two d-ep flounces of the same material as the dam; the if/Wef
Moo straight and very full ; the upper in four festoons, the elver
Woes being in front, at the sides sod back ; the Bounces are each
beaded by • tat band of canary-colour gros de Naples, edged
With orange.colonr satin rouleaus. Pelerine of the same, drawn
behind, dashed on the shoulders, and extending below the canton
In fact, by which it is confined z• it is ornamented by a band,
adged as each side with orange-colder satin, corresponding with
the aisshwv, ace. gigot sleeves of plain Maoist muslin, fastened at
the wrists with black velvet bracelets. Circular embroidered
esffirrettal tied with canary-colour ribbon. British Leghorn hat,
the brinfoery large and circular, and ornamented within side, near
the edge, by a rout au of lilac ertpi line, entwined with canary-
colour satin ribbon the crown rather law, and decorated with
large feather Bowers, puffs of lilac crq.d hint, and twisted rouleau,
as beneath the brim ; lilac strings tied on the kft side. Lilac kid
gloves ; yellow morocco shoes.

Evamino Daase.—...Dma of white crape over a white satin slip;
rose colour satin bodice made close to the shape and ferreted like a
stomacher ; narrow 'Weider straps of row colour satin, and Farinet
tacker of bolded evepi tine, (mead in (root by an antique gem;
sires sleeves of white crape, with deep cube[ rose colour min, the
upper part scolloped with rouleau ►inding, mai that neat the hand
embroidered with a wreath of the same caber. The skirt is not
gored, but fall in front and at the shies, though the principal fulness
is placed behind ; has a deep border of rose colour satin, scolloped:
at the top and terminated with a slightly wadded hem; 'twee is a
row of alternate satin stars and rows. Large circular dress hat of
rote colour crape, with satin rouleau binding of the same colour
Sued rather on one side, looped up in frost with folded white
crape, and confining sense dowers that peep through and mingle
with the hair, which is arranged in large curls. The crown has a
Prised of dowels, very burnerous hifroat, and resting on the edge
sf the brim. Chinese esr-rings; necklace and bracelets of rice, of
arises workmanship ; White kid gloies; white satin shoes; Mir-
ada shaded feather fan.—,delterestnues Reposisory of Arts, ie. le.

Lord Coccus: ire has been received with every pos-
it* respect In the coarse of his northern tour. His Lordship has
hem presented with the freedom of Dingwall, Tsin, &c. is return
for which his Lordship expresseed his warmeet wishes for the wel-
fare of the Highland..
TYE MONKEY& At GIRLS LTA 110—It is singular
'Dough, that though thisupot abounds with monkeys,
there are muse to be found in the rest of Spain. This,
is regarded as a proof that at one time it was Joined to
Aificat and it is generally believed, that on occasion
Of 49ase great convulsion, when the separation took
Place, the monkeys were taken by surprise, and
obliged to sail over with it to Europe. They are
now in high favour here. The Lieutenant Governor
general Den, has taken them under his protection, and
threatened with filie and imprisonment any one who
shall in any way molest them. They have increased
rapidly,d course. Many of them are as large as our dogs,
Mid some of the old grandfathers and great-grandfa-
there are considerably larger. 1 had the good lot tune to
fall in with a family of about 10, and had an opportu•
Thu of watching for a short time their motions. There
appealed to be father and mother, four or five grown-
up children, and three that had not reached the years of
disetetion. One of them was still :at the Eitea%t, al
though he was suite large enough to be weaned, a d
!Weed made his escape as rapidly as the mother when
they took the alarm. It was quite impossible to restrain
laughter, when one saw the mother, with great gravity,
swing nursing the little elf, with her hand behind ii,
Slid the older children skippirig up and down the rocks
and walls, and playing all colts of antic tricks with one
94,ther. They made their escape with the utmost ra-
J Pfdity. leaping over rocks and precipices with great
agility, evidently unconscious of fear.—Letter from
Ithaliar.