Star.
London, England, 1828-11-03 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS FOX NOVEMBEL

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' Peomossas Ural.—Dress tit black satin Torque ; the bodice
made close and k.ug granted. laced belies, and behind, mud aloe
poialted ; tbessletves are very large to the elbow, acid twice CUltfilie4
with black vtivet bands. fastened by jet buckles. The sleeves are
smaller hues the elbow to the wrist. and are there confined by
lk.r.ass cameo bracelet. W rail iron. The skirt is very tulle .04
pl mimed in all foetid, and trimmed with a pallati et black crepe lase
and lasses-oh, leaves pninting upwards; clwashette wattle the drew•
and toil ruche. Large circrlar hat sir black Leghorn. tied 1119.1.9
the clam ins the rig,bt side v.:iea ,rimming, truth:taus trent thaw,
'III the edge of the 1.11u6 p Wawa tat black geese tibiae
lair ptored oa each side tow.ad• the top of the (town. Lavender-
colour gloves; black prima. slues; 'Tibet slsavol.'ef laveudsta
cuinur.

Destuea Do ism— Mack vehet dress. made extremely ;
the body ala Itusainsili mot sped brand she ►ust. with prosiest
semi nts attached t.. tits (up as each .eullesp ;maim velvet drives
utak r long fell sows ul white aerophane crape, (assessed at she nik
by jet bracelets, nearly baU a quarter broad. The skits is fulled io
round she webs, and terminated by scollops instead of a hens us sou-
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leas; sorban of white arruphane crape ; the fulness t ngitodinal. sad
suted by frequent bands el block and r•w~r
whet:
bawlf she same sound she head. and a phials of white ostric►
feathers and fancy velvet uneasiest placed fat back on the le* side.
The hair in ringlet*. Whim ►id gloms, stamped and tied at• the
swiss. Mask main shoe&

There is a pumpkin in the garden of Mr. Nano, of
drew. of the commonest ease of five feet four inches and half io
et coneference, and weighing
W. y • f.l mei lost a parcel 14 eink.ootes to
the ainoinir of SOL at Bedntineter; on disoovering hie Jr., be of.
fa ed a rtwarJ of U. for its recovery, A woman. named George
C.4-tusi. foam' the notes, and immediately carried them to their
Dotter. when the Litter handsomely rewarded his honesty by pre-
senting biota with 114
Letters have been received, by way of Paris, (tom
Lisbon,dated October, 20, two days later than the sc•
cowl. which had reached this country in the regular
way. They state that tin the eveniog •of the 18th, a
conspiracy of some of the first pessoas about the Court,
agalOsi Don NI IGUtL, was detested. and that on the
Ichh.upwasJs to twenty were lolged is prison. The
Ploclainations sent over by Dun Pauan's agents
were vet y general iii Lisbon.
Extr..ct of a *tie, from Malta, October 4:—" A
Dutch sbp from Tripoli has btooght about forty Nea•
oilcans, being the crews of several vessels taken by
the Bashaw's cruisers. Siw fill in with a croiter and
shier prises. steering fur To ipoli. The Bashaw has
seven snick arising against the Sicilians—two on the
east and two on the west of this island. It an end isnot
put to this war, and the cruisers prohibited bow clos-
ing in our vicinity, the want of Sicilian produce will be
mach felt by the poor of Malts dosing the winter.
None of the Russian squadron from the west hive cone
1.., except tt.e Adniirat's ship, which takes pratiiki to.
day—she has no sickness on bltard. The *Gorein.
mint yacht Calypso arrived brie last night. in eight
days fiesta °Naples, bringing Sir Frederick Hackney.
be Chief Secretary to Government, and family.
It is expected she r i.l sail immediately for Slat.
settles, to fetch the laritiate .Secretaiy of his Excel.
lenCy. Colonel l'itt and tonsil/ 11801 b regiment)
is said, avail theism Ives of the. opiinetunity to return to
England. Thejth lot Royal) Fusileers *re performing
quarantine, from thr lonian/Aland-. Col. Fastlatence,
noxious to be with .h.s regiment, hasps hinsWll under
cptarantine with them in the fort. • A letter has been
..iidiessed to the Cli irman rll the C4inmitve of British
merchants by Captain Hamilton, of the Pelican, by
Je.ite of Sir Pulteoey.:lSakolm, saying that shipping
calling at Navatin will stood a fair chance of being
char tared to car.; troops from the Mona to Alessodoa
en elsewhere. The seat of the Grecian Government is
to br removed to Athens, as soon as its iodepeudence
Fit Vigil liiiitOblialAliTS tit ULU A.eeelllt Madras Go•
settle contains an accouot of improvements in progress
by the Fterich Government in Pondicherry. In April
the cot vette La Chevrette sailed for Batavia, for the
purpose of btifsios trom drama pli sugar-
cane, cape, (01distrassumn amoosst
tits of Pondi-
.clivrty. A botanist in the service of Government his
sailed in her, for the. purpose of selecting the plants.
Ala agricultural speciladobs ors powerfully supported
by the Government, mutstrrta of land •gsg made Cy
those who evince a dsteraliiiwiomto cultivate it. Steam
.agines and all other tuatitium;with persons skilled in
their use, are coming out from France; and the ma-
chines are to be delmeied to such mums as may be in
a conditioer to emplby thew,• at prime cosy and sums
14 motley are to be 'advanced by the Governmait at
ininletate isitt.rest. The encouragement of the G,'-
veelharnist Is not coifised ttl'autar, hot is extended to
every production of the mil.-..cuff cochineal, toucon,
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Mill silk ; and the prospect of success is considered so
catkin. that 'tbs whole population are torsi.% their at-
tention to cultivation. Dyers, weavers, and inechaolcs
of every description, and of the first ability, have beta
'ant to ludo. by the French Government, and it it ri•
petted that Pondicherry frill becomelbs mart of all t:itt
luxuries of Ilie Bast. Establishments tot a college, aril
setiouls fur both sexes, ate in great forwardness, st the
head of which are to be
placed Professor% and Nuns
from France.

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