Star.
London, England, 1826-05-31 00:00:00

rASIIIONABLE INTELUGENCE.

Monday being the Anniversary of the Coronation of hi: Majer)
Charles X. King of Franc?, a brilliant fete was given by the Pric,
and Princess Polignac, at their house in Portland place. Dancirg
was carried on with much spirit till a late hour, alio a magnifier;
supper was prepared for the who!e of the company. Amon:: ,!::
distinguished persons present wer;—their Royal lligbnesse. tie
Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Prince Leopold, his Majtsty'i
Ministers, the Foreign Ambassadors, the Duke: of
and Grafton, and nearly GOO of the haw ton.
The Duke of Nort humbet land had a grand dinner party on WI.
day, at Northumber land House ; among whom were—The :11.1,
quis of Carmarthen, Lord and Lady Strathaven, lord Dorches:et
Lord Prudhoe, ord Harvey, Lord Pelham, Sir Watkin
Cady .Harriet W. Wynn, Sir John Malcolme, Mr. and La 4
Harriet Clive, the Hunourable Mr. Bligh, Captain Buller, jr.A
Charles Percey, Bcc.2

The Marquis and Marchioness of Lothian entrrtaini:d
Marchioness of Londonderry and a distinguished party at dinLtt
yesterday, in St. James's square.
The Earl and Countess of Sefton gave a grand dinner, on nr.
day, at their house in Arlington-street, to the Dowager MarL:“.
oness of Salisbury, Lady Georgiana and Miss Wellesley, la,
Arthur 11111, Mr. and Mrs. Grenfell, General Actuitroug, Mr,
De Roos, Mr. Giles. &c.

The Countess of Jersey's rout, on Monday evening, in Berkeley
qtrtre, was very elegantly attended.
Lord Crewe entertained a di,tinguished party at dinnei yesterd,.y,
at his house in Lower Grosvenor-street.

The Honourable Mr. and Mrs. Miller Smith entertaine.l a large
party at dinner yesterday, at their house in Burlington-Nu..et.
The following distinguished personages had dinner parties y.,.
terday—Sir Robert Farquhar, Sir Charles Moncic, John Per._,
F.sq. M.P. John Trotter, El. C. Musgrave, Esq. and Arti...r
Stanhope, Esq.
The Duke of St. Albans trrived in town yesterday, from the
seat of Arthur Capel, Esq. of Meyneth Loege, Sunning Hill.
The Duke of Rutland has arrived at his seat, lkivoir Castk
from Derbyshire.
Lord and Lady Dundas and family left town yesterday, for titer
seat in Yorkshire.

Sir Boger and Lady Gresley left the Clarendon hotel, Bond_
street, yesterday, for their seat, Drakelow, Derbyshire.
Lady Shelley and family have left Miller's Hotel, Jertuyn-strer,
for their seat, Field place, Sussex.
Captain and Mrs. Garth left town yesterday, for their seat in
Berkshire.

Al . J and H. Vernon arrived yesterday at Fenton's New
Hotel, St. James's street, front a tour.

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JUNE.
EVIDONO CCOSTUMI6, OF UIILING'S LACE.—This beautiful specimen
of Urling's unrivalled manufacture is worn over a white satin slip.
The petticoat of this lace, fine as the thread woven by the fabled
Arachne, is of the most superb pattern, in sprigs on a sort of tulle-
net ground, ref delicate texture. Three flounces of the same 1111re-
rial, of a pattern exquisitely rich, ornament the border, and are set
on in slight festoons. Over the upper flounce is a design of flowers
and foliage entwined in costly profusion, all in lace-work, forming a
fine completion of this charming dress. The corsage is of white
satin, made to fit close to the shape; the sleeves are shunt, and arc
ornamented downwards with double jabots of Ur:ing's lace, placed
separate, but very near each other. The hair is arranged in the
newest style of fashion, in bows and curls, and adorned With strings
of pearls, richly ornamented combs, and full-blown nisei. A neck-
lace of Egyptian pebble:, set a l'Antique, in finely wrought gold,
encircles the threat, and the ear pendants are formed of lung
pear-pearls.—Frans La Belle 4SSCP4bieI.

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Bloataxa VISITING Daess.—A high dress of Gros de Naples, of
a beautiful cerulean blue; the border of the skirt ornamented with
three flounces pointed at the edges, and there finished by a delicate
embroidery in chenille, and bound with a narrow rouleau. The body
is quire plain, and surmounted at the throat by a very full ruff of
stiffened gauze,with blond edging. A broad sash, the same colour as
,the dress, confines the waist, with two long ends directly in front,.
the ends handsomely fringed. The sleeves sit almost close to the
arm, and have mancherons of quite a novel kind : they are loose, but
are made stiff, and pointed, wits one point f.igtened down rridt
small rosette; at the wrists the sleeves are elegantly fluted; the
flutings are lengthwise, and wadded, which gives to them a richls,
embossed appearance. A hat of white chip is trimmed with pink
and canary yellow ribands entwined, the strings twisted in the same
manner, and fastening to the sash with a rosette comp: td of earls
colour; the hat is ornamented with a simple how of the two ribands,
on the elevated side, under the brim.—for it is plaeed very much on
one side, over the left ear; each side of the crown is ornamented
with tight bouquets of corn flowers. The shoes are of black satin,
and the gloves of yellow kid.—lbid.