Star.
London, England, 1827-07-03 00:00:00

BERMUDA, MAT 2.

We ate suffering se, ions inconvenience in this island
from the scarcity and high price of provisions, occasioned
by the cessation of our intercourse with the United States
—of course, the inconvenience is but temporary, as we
may expect supplies from New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia, a; soon as the merchants understand that the mar-
ket here is open for the produce of those Colonies ; but
still, till those supplies arrive, we are in great distress ;
h is said that there are not above 50 barrels of flour in
the Island, and butcher's meat is become quite a luxury,
ad only to be procured by the more wealthy, and even
by them very seldom ; poultry also is become scarce and
say dear. When any one is about to kill a calf or a
lob, it is quite amusing to see with what rapidity the
mos flies from one end of the Island to the other, and
lsw many messengers are sent from all parts from the
candidate, for a joint of fresh meat. Admiral Lake,
sod the squadron, we are happy to say, are aboot to sail
shortly for HalifAx, which will afford us some relief, as
tl!eir presence here only increases the consumption, and
+Uses the price of provisions.

Liviaroot. Dock DIM es.—The Annual Account
of the amount of Dock Dudes received at this port,
from the 24th of June, 1826, to the 24th of June, 1827,
vas made up on Saturday afternoon. The amount of
Duties received in this year actually esceeds the
amount in any preceding year since the establishment
of the port, amounting to no less than the sum of
134,4721. 14s. Si. ; namely, Duties on Tonnage,
61,6011. O. 6d.; Duties on Goods, 72,8711. 13s. 9d.'
Se congratulate the town on this most gratifying fact.
The following comparison of the receipts during the
kit four yea' i may be interesting ;
Yam Vessels. Tonnage. , Duties.
1824 10,001 1,180,914 4130,921 11 6
1825 10,837 1,223,820 128,691 19
1826 9,601 1,228,318 131,000 10 0
182, 9,592 • 1,225,313 • 134,472 14 5
C oxide, •

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Earl of DARLINGTON gave a grand Dinner on
Cleveland House, St. James's.square, to a large Party;
alloolehom were—Mr. and Lady Augustus Milbank. Sir Henry
Markwood, Mr. and Lady M. Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. Dun.
tamps Shaft°, Mr. Ralph Lambton, Mr. Deauckrk, Mr. Silver-
ly', Mr. Moore, Mr. Littleton. '
Lady MARY PETRI entertained a Select Party of
Fashionable' yesterday, at her house in Grosvenor_square.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN entertained a distin-
rabid Party to Dinner yesterday,at his residence in Berkeley-sq.
EXTRACT OP A LETTER PROM COPENHAGEN. JUNE 23.
-The Marquis of Haaaroara hawing remained here a few days. re-
tuned on board the English frigate, which VII Monday was towed
tithe Baltic by the steam boat that accompanied it. The new steam
hit Darla, arrived here on Thursday in five days from London.
Prince Leoroua of SAYE-COBURG arrived, on the
sittilt. front Naples, at Risme. His Royal Highness alighted at
tiottl de l'Enrope, Place d'Espagne.—Jourwal Des Debtor
1 Fiery.
From the number of new Sergeants, which have been
made among the Lrwyers, it is hoped that the whole
turps will in future be better disciplined ; though in
zeir charges, it must be admitted they have never I ailed.
mad from Lisbon has again brought remittances
Od, and as supplies of it arrive from other parts of
fit continent, while the export trade is increasing in
activity, all apprehensions of a fall in the exchanges seem
tut the pi esent to have completely subsided.
Thursday last Mrs. Slmpson, the wife of a respect-
able farmer residing at Stoke, by Nayland, Suffolk,was
piepaiing a pudding for dinner, and recollecting that
had left a small quantity of flour in a paper on a
'tali in the kitchen, she went and took what she sup-
msed to be the flour, but which, in fact, was
.1-they paper of similar appearance, containing arsenic,
'24 emptied its contents into the pudding-bowl. The
'':11 mistake was not discovered till the wisole of the
f ~!4'l7,consisting of six persons, had partaken of the
r %nous dish, and the deadly qu ility of the isgreaient
bosun to itself.
manuest in the course of bat a very short
Stud before any medical aid could be obtained, th•
"hOlCof the six unfortunate individuals were writhinp
ucer its horrible operation. Mr. Simpson and a female
sa
oser 'emitted but a few hours; and we are informed',
64
fe: Leo correctly) that two more of the unhappy.
I Live since expired, and that but little
...7pflertair,ed of the recovery 01 the remaining two.
awes Nore•y.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ,

ARRIVALS.
Lady Mary Lindsay Cranford, at her house In &James's Park,
from Park ; the Hon. Mr. Mrs. and Miss Tollemacbe, at Feottra'r
Hotel, St. James's-street, from their seat, in Herts; Mr. Mrs. and
Miss Birchall, at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street, from their seat,
in Herta ; Mr. and Mrs. Watmore, at ditto, from Bath; Colonel
Sinclair, at ditto, from Ireland ; Henry 13eddingfleid, Rsq. and Mr..
Beddingfteld, at Nerot's Hotel, Cork.street ; Mrs. Hall Dare and
Family, at ditto; Captain Bottesat ditto, from Windsor.

CH A NOES.

Le Marquis De Dalmatia and Viscount De Laredorte, from the
Lisbon Hotel, Dover-street, fur Paris; Vice• Admiral Sir Harry
and Lady Neale, from ditto, for their seat In Hants; Major Van-
delear, front ditto ; Sir James Lamb and Lady Montgomery, from
ditto, for Middlesex; Colonel Baddeley and Family, from ditto,
for their seat, Richmond Hill; the Hon. H. and Mrs. Gray Porter,
from dim., for Dublin; the Hon. W. Mrs. and Misses Hibbert,
from ditto ; Mr. Mrs. and the Misses Heneage, from ditto, for
Paris; )lajtir and Mrs. Browne, from ditto; the Hon. J. Ryan,
from ditto, for Ireland; Sir Henry Every, from ditto; Colonel
Berkeley, from ditto, for Hants; the Hon. W. and Mrs. Knight,
from ditto ; Count and Countess Cabarrat, and Family, from ditto,
bn a tour; Captain, Mn. and Miss Whitby, from ditto, for Lyming.
ton; Capt. De Allegre, from ditto, for Paris; Count and Countess
Dr Alvazia, from ditto, for Petenburgh; Capt. and Mrs. Angelo,
and Family, at the Berner' Hotel, Berners•strret, from Bengal;
Mrs. Law and Family, at ditto, front Bengal; Mrs. and Miss Parr,
at ditto, from Shrewsbury ; Monsieur and Madame Douville, from
ditto, for Herringfleet Hall, Suffolk ; Mr. and Mrs. Lautour, from
their house in Harlerrreet, for their seat in Hertfordshire ; the
Marquis and Marchioness of Camden, for the Marchioness of Lon.
donderry's seat, in Hants ; the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, for
their villa, Camden Hill ; the Earl and Countess of Belfast and
Family, for the Isle of, Wight; Sir Trayton and Lady Ellott Drake,
from Piccadilly, for their seat, Nutwell Court, Devon; the Coun-
tess of Darlington, for Brighton ; Sir Henry Halford, Bart. for his
seat, Weston Hall, Leicestershire; Mr. and Mrs. Duncombe
Shaft°, for their seat near Maidstone; Colorill W. A. Johnson, for
his seat in Lincolnshire ; Sir Robert and Lady Buxton and
for their seat, Shadwell Lodge, Norfolk ; Mr. and Mra. S. Peploe
and Family, for their seat, Hereford; B. L. Lester, Esq. M.P.
from Fentun's Hotel, St. James's-street, for Pool; Sir Watkin and
Lady Harriet Williams Wynn and Family, for the Duke of Nor-
thumberland's seat, Werrington Park, Cornwall; Lord De la
Zouche, from the Bath Hotel. Arlington street, for his seat in
Sussex; Edward H. Green, Esq. from the Clarendon Hotel, for
Stockholm; the Right Hon. Lord Villiers and friends, from Nerot's
Hotels and Baths; the Hon. Mr. Peters, from ditto; J. Ricardo,
Esq. from ditto; J. Russell, Esq. from ditto.

FASHIONS FOR JULY.

CA/MAUR COSTUMIL—.SI6IOIOOgbi dress of grass green silk
bangs, with an elegant shawl pattern border. of various colours,
and nearly half a yard deep ; beneath is a flounce of grass green
crepe hoe, arranged in festoons. The corsage has a Uttle tutors+,
and is straight woes the bust ; the sleeves are en gigot, with two
rows of shawl pattern scollopped trimmings on the shoulders.—
Pelisse of tittle, with a white satin cording and scollopped blonde
late at the edge; full behind, and terminating at the waist, but
extending below the canton in front ; standing up collar, confined
by a ribbon of royal purple and gold slider, ornamented amulet
cross suspended, reaching to the waist. White gros de Naples
Spanish hat ; the brim very large, turned up and slashed all round,
Sher interstices filled pp with green crepe time, headed by rose colour
satin buttons. On the right side of the crown are placed some bell-
shaped feather flowers, and a plume of pink and white ostrich
feathers, which fall over the front of the hat. The hair is parted
front the forehead, and in ringlets on each side. Gold filigree ear.
rings and bracelets; silk barege azure scarf; yellow gloves and
shoes.

BALL Mmes.—Frock of white crepe hue over a rose colour satin
slip; the corsage is full, and ornamented with pendant bows or
loops of rose colour gauze riband. The sleeves are short and full,
minfined by a rose colour satin band round the arm, and the shoulders
decanted with epaulettes formed of loops similar to those at the
bust, oely larger. The skirt has a deep and very full pitiful of
crepe fine, tastefully trimmed with moss roses attached to loops of
rose colour gauze riband, arranged pyramidally, and alternately
placed at the upper and lower edges of the puffing; rose colour satin
rouleau beneath. Shaded rose colour gauze sash, fastened by an
embossed gold buckle on the left side, without bows, but having
three ends of different lengths, each terminated with a double bow.
The hair is dressed in curls in front, with a plain and a plaited
band above, and ato costronne at top ; and 'Wks du jour convolvu.
,lases are interspersed. Necklaces and earrings of Neapolitan ae
seed beads, dispersed in a tasteful and novel style. White kid glo►es,'
slashed at the top and admiuing pink satin riband, which ties in a
small bow. Bracelets formed of two chains of twisted gold, and
fastened by a white carnelian clasp. Parisian gold chain, and eye.
glass. White satin shoes.—Frogs Ackermann.' Repository of Arts.