Star.
London, England, 1821-03-05 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR MARCH.

lizao-Darases.—A bonnet composed of black du cage : it has
a low crown and a very large brim, which is lined with pink
zephyreene ; the edge of the brim is ornamented with a wreath
of Wei ' rows' in scolloped folds. A fuU plume of
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black ' ' ' placed at the right side of the crown, and a
how' of ' Vfnatinaterial as the bonnet is attached to the base'
of the plume.. Black gnu de Naples strings.
A poems velvet bonnet lined with white satin : the brim is
deep, but sits close to the face; it is edged with a ruuleau of
poncom satin; the velvet Is laid in full folds on the crown
which is of an oval shape ; a small piece of velvet falls into th;
neck ; a bow of the same material is placed in the centre of the
crown, and a wreath of full blown roses goes round the bottom
of it : paeans suing..
EMILIO Dasss.—A round dress composed of pale pink soie de
'Andra, trimmed with pink zephyreene fluted in a scroll pat.
Wm. The corsage is cut square at the bust, and so as to dis-
play the neck a good deal; the back is plain, and laced behind;
the front is ornamented with a stomacher, broad at the top, but
sloping in a good deal towards the bottom, and coming very
little below the waist: It is decorated with pearls. The sleeve
is 'a fulness of net over pink sofa de Loan s I the fulness is con-
fined in the middle by a pink satin ornament. The hair is
dressed in loose ringlets do the forehead, and falling low at the
aides; the hind hail- is cut partly behind, so as to curl in the
neck; the remaining part Is braided, and brought round the
head. Head-dress, a tiara of diamonds and a full plume of
marabouts. Necklace and ear-rings, diamonds. White kid gloves,
and white satin shues.—From Ackermann's Repatitury.
ERGLISH CAZILIAGE DEVI& —Round dress of cambric, trimmed
with embroidered muslin. Pelisse of silver grey lavender figured
grus de Neptes, with Etruscan facings of the same, down the
middle of which arc Spanish slashes of grey lavender satin,
edged round with narrow rouleaus of pink satin. The Etruscan
'lvan* of the 'facings are edged with wire chain fringe of a pink
colour, and each point terminated by a tassel. Pelerine cape,
nude to answer the facings; and a Collar, partially pointed,
St ished by plaited satin a-ki- Vesietienne. Hat of white satin
ever a line lace eornette, with plume of white feathers: the hat
and cap are in the style of those worn by Mary Queen of Scots.
Rosa OF DIMING'S LACE FOR THE PRINCESS BULIMIC, ha-
PANT DAUGHTER OF THEIR ROVAL HICHHISSZT.THE DUKE aim
Dueness or Czaariii.—This superb robe is made of Brussels
lace and flowers of UILLING'S patent manufacture; the bottom
and robing. of a very rich pattern of lace, with an Inward wreath
of .full blown roses, leaves and buds; the body to correspond;
sleeves otnamented with a bouquet of roses, looped up with ro-
settes of lace; a rich falling cape on the back, with a lace sash
at each end; bouquet to match the sleeves. A cap to correspond
with the dress, with full treble borders of rich lace, with ro-
settes of the same material as the border.

Gewgaws. On toes—the favourite colours are ethereal
blue, tea colour,' hermit brown, and pink.—Front La Ail.
thse;ohlee.
PARISIAN FASHIONS.

Out of fifty Ladies that are seen on the promenade, forty-five
if them are in pelisses; of these, the most distinguished are of
white satin, trinuned with ehiachili fur; a chinchilli muff is
wont with it, and shoes trimmed with fur of the same kind.
I.* evening dress, fasldonables wear a turfman( Indian muslin,
with a gold or silk band ; b.. 11 dresses are trimmed with coloured
muslin lowers raised. Some dress their hair extremely high—
others remarkably kw ; some stew all the forehead--others
wear a band of hair, nearly over the brows. We must con-
clude. that this season no head-dress can be unfashionable. It is
expected greeds Naples will be in vogue this Spring. The colour
swim de didie. is now called Car•lime ; a colour between a Violet
led a toss, is called Margue,ils; Use green is caned I.mankl.

ANOTHER £21,000 SOLO BY BlSfh—Thursday was
the Second Day of Drawing of the State Lottery,'
when No. 2055, Class A, was drawn a Prize of
£21,000, Consols and Money, which was sold by
Btsu—who also sold the following Capitals, all
drawn on Thursday :
1147 . £2OO . Class B . Whole Ticket.
1147 . £2OO . Class A . In 15 Shares.
1394 . £2OO . Class C . In 5 Shares.
2273 . iatio . Class A . In is Shares.
1214 . £9OO . Class A . Whole Ticket.
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_._ ,E2OO _ .
__Class A . Whole Ticket.

And on Valentine's Day, Bum gave-away 2,122,
Class A, £2,000, in 16 Sizteenths.—The Wheel still
contains Three £21,000 Prizes, Consols and Money ;
and severid Aer. Capitals, all of which must be
drawn I.7sh,of.slsis Month, being St. Patrick's Day,
when the Lotter entirely finishes.--A few warranted
undrnirtn TelkYtA tuid Shares are left for Sale at
Hisses Oakes, 4, Consign. and 9, Charing-Cross,
Loudon ; and at his Agents' in the country.

WEYMOUTH-STREET, PORTLAND-PLACF, '
FRONT TO W I MI POLE.
SPACIOUS .FAMILY RESIDENCE,
Capital Offices, Stables for Eight Horses, and Standing for
Four Carrages.
By Mr. ROBINS,
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_ (Of Warwick-street,. Golden-square),
At Garraway s Coffer-Bouse, Exctrange-Alley, Cornhilt, on
Tneasoar next, March at Twelve o'Clock,
By Order of the Execu FORS,
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held
for a long term, at a low Ground. rent, comprising a spacious
FAMILY RESIDENCE,
Adapted for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Family of
the first Distinction, late the property and residence of
The Dowager Marchioness of TO WNSIIEN D, deceased,
Situate No. 14, Weymouth-street, Portland-place;
Containing, on the Upper Story, five good Sleeping-rooms;
Second Story, two arcietakaillV•Bed-chambers, large Dressing_
room, Anti-room, IA atattialoostrecc. First Floor, a noble lofty',
Drawing-room (front to •Winquile-street), elegantly fitted up,
Anti-room, a spacious Bed.chaintbeciDressing-room, and Water-
closet ; Ground Floor, Entrance-ball, Vestibule, excellent Stone
Staircase to the principal Floor, a noble Eating-rooni, Library,
with Venetian Window, Gentleman's Dressing-room, Water-
closet, Bath-room, and Rooms beyond ; Basement, a most ex-
cellent and complete range of light Domestic Offices, with a
stone Staircase to the Upper Story, three Wine Cellars with
Catacombs, Cellar for Wine in the wood, Coal anti Beer Cel-
lars, dm. a. paired Yard with Flower Borders, a capital Stable
for eight Horses, Standing for four Carriages, Man's Sitting and
Sleeping-room, and Loft over, an excellent Laundry and
Maid's Boom.
• To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the
Premises; of Messrs.- Hutchinson and ilopkinsqn, Solicitors,
Lincoln's Inn • at Garraway's • and of Ch. Rob*, Warwick-
street, Golden-square, whet; Tickets fur viewing may be had.

• SALES BY AUI3IIION4. .
LOWER GROSVUNOILSTREET,
• . GROSVIENOR-SQL: A RE.
Desirable Spacious RESIDE CF., with large pa.eed
detached Bending, f)&eble Coach-house, staht tar
Horses. With inunediaio posiession. e
13y Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-strett, Goltlxn-square),
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-ally Combat,
THURsDAY, March 22, 1821, at 'rwelee
A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD EST ITE
ha,
for a term of Thirty Years, tinder the Earl ni Gan,.Z•
occupying a frontage of 22 feet, and running 'uarkwaysi7a
feet ; comprising, a coamiotlio‘s spsci:lus
for the accommodation of a family of Aktietn!on, situate
Lower Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square, eu,,t,ining'4!
Sleeping-rooms on the Upper Floor ; Second S:ure
l 1"V 0 Cltd.
Bed-chambers, two Dressing-rooms, and Housemaid' "
Principal Floor, two elegant I)rawing-route:, windows ai
to Balconies, and a Boudoir ; Ground Floor, a capital
room, Breakfast-room, Library, Ikea handsome Lahr. --"9-•
:paved, and Water-clusct ; Rosemont, a capital Kitchen :
, R,
kitchen, Larder, Wine and Beer-cellars, Areas with va.:7-`,
large paved Yard at the back, Wash-house, Laundry, afej,'... V
room, and Servaat's Bed-room, Wine-cellar under the
house. An excellent four-stall Stable, DoOle
with Loft, harness-room, and rtvo Sleeping-r4onse $
To be viewed by Tickets. l'articulars may be had
Premises; at the Subscription Houses, St. ipainitusl'sitiltroeetraed,
Bond-street ; at Garraway s; and of Mr. Robins, IT, •
ek-
street, Golden-square; of whom rickets for v iewing they be kit
FAIRMILE F.STATE,• CORHA SClikEl"--1,
On the High Road to Porte/teeth.
Excellent RESIDEN(7E, with OFFICES,
COTTAGES, BARNS, STABLES. GARDENS,TLEX
SUItE.GROUNU, and upwittis tot TIIRE 11 IiNDI113)
ANI) EIGHT Y-TH REE ACRES of old Meadow, Ar
and Wood Land, l ' 'lithe-free • Manor al•aituding with Grp
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Gulden-square),
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Ortitik
Tittatsnas, the 22d March, at Twelve o'clock, in One Let,
VAIItMILE, a Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate near Cobham, in a beavtiful part of the catin(ii
Surrey, adjoining the high road to P.•rtcrnouth and aaseenem
Park, only sixteen miles from London ; comprising the mine
or reputed Manor of FAIRMILE. abundantly supprkel eout
Game, adjoining the Preserves of his Royal Highness the Priage•
Saxe-Coburg, with a capital Residence, consisting uf a Draw*
room, Eatium-parlour, Ilreakfast-foom, and caner Ant Mau;
six principarßed-chambers, and four Sleeping rooms Le fee,
vents; excellent Out-buildings, well supplied with good sate,
two Coach-houses, a Two-stall and a Three-stall Stable, tit.amee,
Ice-house, good Kitchen Gardens, Pleasure-ground, and Mei.
bery round the house; Farm-yard, Stable for five hum .41,
for ten Oxen, and other Buildings, adapted for the Rel - ced
a Gentleman fond of Agricultural Pursuits and Spot :::.e, tea
Cottages and Offices, a good Farm-house, c.il!ed Little Reek
with Barn, Stable, and other Out-buildin,-s, and upwards of
THREE HUNDRED ANI) EIGHTY-THREE ACM
Of old Meadow, l'asture, and Arable Land, web k. ,ay
Woods, in a fine thriving state, adjoining the Claternost L.tater
with a right of Common, in respect of part of the Premises awe
Three Hundred and Fifty Acres of Waste Land, the while
Well supplied with plenty of excellent water.
To be viewed by applying to Mr Mills, the Baiiil4 at rah.
mile Farm, of whom Particulars may be had ; at the bast
Cobham; Griffin, Kingston ;:lk•ar, Esher; Talbot, Ripley; *
King's Arms, Godalnting.; White Hart, Guileford; Ned 14.,
Dorking; the Swan, I.ea:herhead ; of Mr. Pinder
No. 9, Old Burlington-street; at Garraway's; sad of Ms.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Pisaeflls
Estate may be seen.

ESSEX.
Near COLCHESTER, MA N NI NGTREE, and MISTLED
Desirable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES,
urwA IDS OF
THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SIX ACRES
Of MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND,
WITH 0000

PAP.II-HOUSES, TA It DS, and OUT-BUILDINGS,
In a Country abounding with Game and Bad Spats,
Land-Tax Redeemed.
By Mr. ROBINS, (of Warwick-street, Goiden-weare),
At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, March 22, at Twelve, bt

Three Lots,
rrHE following desirable FREEHOLD and COPY-
HOLD ESTATES, situate near the capital Nuke,
Town of Colchester, in the County of Deer.
Lor 1. SHAW'S FA R3I, a valuable Freehold Estate, OM
in the Parishes of Ardleigh and St. Botolp:t's, Colchester; as-
prising a good Farm-House, with Offic,s, Pump of exalest
Water, a large four bay Barn, three Granaries, Straw-Tad,
Nag and Farm Horse Stables, Stack Yard, Cut Lodge,•flysak
and Harrow Sheds, Cow Sheds Calf Pens, House Sikd, Csw
lard, Piggeries, and two Gardens, Poultry Douses, laidtsks
and upwards of
ONEHUNDRED AND EIGHTY-ONE ACRES
Of Arable and Wood Land, partly hounded by a Stray 4
Water, lying compact, distant two miles from Colchester, ssd
eight from 3lanningtree, adjoining the Harwich road fres 011.
ehester ; and also adjoining extensive Preserves, ahoy:Alga
Game, in the neighbourhood of two Packs of Fol-h(sods,la
the occupation of Mr. Samuel Waterhouse, on Lease, he m
Unexpired term of Ten Years.
Lor 2. LAYIIAM'S ar.d FENN'S FARM, an Co
pyhold Estate, in the Parish of Ude Bromley, situate eiglt
miles from Colchester, three from 31anningtree—botk halt
Towns, and three from Mistley, from whence produces/ is
shipped; comprising a Farm-House, Barn with two bays. On
House, Stables, Cart Lodge, Farm-Yard, Piggery, 1100
good Water, good Garden planted with Fruit Trees, =gym*
TH I RTY-T II REE ACRES
Of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land; in the °emporia:WM*
Hughes, on Lease for an unexpired tecmcf Three Wankel
MichaeLas, 1821. A Pack of Hounds at Bromley
Lor 3. HYDE FARM, a valuable Freehold and *Ow
Estate, its the Parish of Great Wigborough, about seem Irk
from Colchester' ten from Kelvedon, and twelve from Sr"
adjoining the road from thence to Colchester; comprisiogeti
teel Farm-House, Land Tax redeemed, on a commas:llVA
embracing extensive Views of the Country, an exceliert Garet
in front, Farm Yard, two doable bay Barns. Stables Ca
House, Piggery, Hen llouse, &c. and nearly
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO ACRES
Of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in the ecceplawd
Mr. Robert Wesney, whose term expires at And s:elms:4la
Corn is shipped to the London Mat ket, at a utiling MIA
within a mile distant frotn•this Farm.
To be viewed by application to the Tenants, of wiles Psi
culars may he had; also at the Cups, Colchester; Parhel.gb
ningtree ; Thorn, Miatley ; Angel, Kelvedon: Puss-Il2tes
Malden ; Blue Posts, Witham ; White Horse, Ipswich: allt
Hatt,. Brentwood, and Rumfird; at the Saracen_ mu".
Chelmsford • of William Francis, El. Solicitor, Caw'
Essex; of ;Ir. Roberts, Solicitor, Its, Fu drrnival's Inn; o,:
raway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill; and d
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Robins, Warwick-street, Go:den-square, London, where
of the Estate may be seen.

THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD it a edg,
stimulant and renovator of the impaired Inactions a P's
and is therefore calculated to afford decided relief to thee*
by early ir.dulgence have weakened the powers of their slits
and fallen into a state of chronic debility. In such tinta.
appetite 13 generally defective, and the relish of life alma I.;
dued: they are wanting in that activity of mind and Mtn
conduct which their affairs require, and partly (roan costal
weakness, partly from excessive aprrebei:sloas, arc liabk mat
despondently into a premature grave. It was for these all
late Doctor Solomon particularly designed his Oardisl
Gilead. The relief which great uutr.bers have expertaWaLll
its renovating effizacy, warrants the strongest nottinatonaa."
of a recourse to it to those who are similarly affected.
It is prepared front the orip,iiral Receipt, by Ttvetecs*
pointed by Will for that purpose ' • and is sold byT Dlr• lobes
68, Cornhill; 'Mr. Sanger (late flacon and Ca)* 15D,
street; :Ur Ward, Ilolbors ; Mr. Strarlling,
Laudon ; and aU Medicine Venders, is bottles, at U.'
&ZOO. each.
a Adviee in Individual Cases .say be had1:121474745-.
letter) to Gilead House, when the usual fee of Ale •

expected. '
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