Star.
London, England, 1819-05-01 00:00:00

FASHIONS FOR MAY.

- MORNING DIEM—A round dress composed of jaeotot mus-
lin.; the skirt is full, and trimmed at the bottom with a piece of
Muslin drawn into six casings with pink ribbon; a row of but-
ions is placed above them, and it is surmounted by three easing,
to Correspond. The body is high ; there is a small collar, which
is eased, and a pelerine is affixed to it, of a pretty sad novel dr-
stription ; it is double ; the lower ip rounded trimmed with
two rows of casings, and edged with narrow face; the Atka'
part is pointed, and trimmed to correspond. The back is pLin,
and listens behind.

WAXING Dasss.—A, jaconot muslin petticoat; ornamented
round the bottom wish, fou'illeumpf muslin trinurting, composed
of narrow welts finished with edging. Over this is an open robe,
with a plain high body ; the robe is worked all round in a very
rich and elegant pattern. Long loose sieevis, worked at bottom;
as is also the collar to correspond.—lrons Athernetitati's Ileywitoty.
F.mausu • Waututo-Dams.—Pelisse of light fawn-coloured
sarsnet, or satin, ornamented with L-imming of the spin
en Janguettes, each Languette ornamented with light tritnming
pink and black, with buttons. Large promenade bonnet of light
fawn-dolour, trimmed to sorrespond with the pelisse, and w&n
over a cornett* of fine lace. Fawn- coloured satin sandal boots,
and Limerick gloves.
FixiimiTaassian Orme. Carrnez.—Round dress of pink goo-
samer satin, ornamented with white pluck de sole. Dress hat d
white satin, with full blown Provence rose on one die. and a len-
4pekb plume of down feathers. Kaleidoscope fan of aimed mist.
Virocity is the fashionable mania of the present day.
We Walk with a Velocipede, are whirled along in
light Post Coach, or run into a Fortune in.fivejasautes
by a successful speculation, in purchasing two Prizes
of £20,000, which must be drawn in that short space
of time on the II th May. The present Lottery con-
tains Four. Prizes of £20,000, now on sale at CAR-.
not.is Offices—l 9, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-street;
who sold, in the last Lottery, No. 706, a Prize of
20,000 Guineas; No. 2,226, a Prize of £2,000 ; and
others of £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. making a larger amount
of Capital Prizes than was sold by any other Office-

keeper. •
A melancholy accident happened this forenoon
labout a. quarter before twelve.- A boat, with three
young lads (the eldest not more than 14., all belong-
ing to Poplar) who were rowing up the liver fur
oiversion,,wa,s upset off the TowerWhatf, by running
across a ship's hawse and two of the lads were unfor-
tunately drowned. 'The third. was saved by the exer-
tions of a waterrnan.•
Wednesday George Savage, the private in the 12th
Lancers, whose apprehension at Maidstone we lately
noticed, on a charge of robbing his master, Captain
Erskine, of the same regiment, was examined befote
the Mayor and Magistrates of Canterbury, when, from
the evidence adduced, he was fully committed for •
trial on two several charges—one for stealing a gold
watch from the, barrack-room, of George Francis Er.
skin, Esq. in Northgate ; and the other for stealing
aspair of breeches and a waistcoat, frprn the bartAct-
room of Houstone Wallace, Esq. alsea Captain in the
same regiment, in Northgate. The parties wbreisere
the purchasers of the articles from the prisoner, in
both instasece, clearly identified his pczoen.

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