Star.
London, England, 1828-06-05 00:00:00

THE ICING.

WIwDSOR, JUNE 4.—His MAJESTI did ant this day"
visit the Races, the unfavourable state of .the
ther ddring the forenoon deterring the Royal Party
from visiting the Course.
At two o'clock the KING left the Royal Lodge, ac.
companied by the Duke of CUMBERLANO end Prince
GEORGE, and proceeded to the Castle, where his MA.
JESTY accompanied his Royal Relatives throoghout the'
interior of the building.
The KING will give a splendid Evening Party at the
Royal Lodge. Prince GEORGE, attended by the Rev.
Mr. JEt.r, has just passed (six o'clock) through the
town; a splendid cold collation being provided at
Eton College, on the occasi,.n of the Prince honouring
the Aquatic Regatta of the Collegians with his company,.

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CIIANGE3.

The Countess Dowager— ioulett, on a visit to Captain Pottier;;
R. N. at Rochester; the Earl and Countess Cowper, fur Wk.(ly?
Lodge; Sir Edwyn Scudamore Stanhope arrived at Warren's lintel.,
from his seat, kiolme Lacy, Herefordshire; La Conde de Poste;
the Portuguese Ambassador, from Paris, with Conde Figaras aad
suite, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street ; Viscount Clifden, its
Hanover-square; the Earl of Cassini+, in Privy-gardens; Captak
and Mrs. Cartwright, at the British Hotel, Jet myn. trees; Mr.
Mrs. and the Misses Campion. at Kirkbarn's Hotel, irom Dustiest
Countess and LaJy G. Itathutst, for the seat of Lord and Lady
Rasters Gower, at Lula= ; the Marquis and Nlarchioneas ,
Worcester, for their seat in forks ; the Marquis and Matchimusa
of Tavistock, for their seat, Oakley House, Bedfordshire; Geaeral
Walpole, from Kirkham's Hotel, for Norfolk ; Colonel and MI.
Hicks Beach, from the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington-street,
for Oakley Hall, Hams ; the Duke and Duchess of Athol!, here
their holm in St. James's square, for their seat in Scotland; Emi
and Countess of Bradford, from Coulson's Hotel, Lower Brook.
street, for Sunning Hill; the Hon. Lindsay Burrell, for his teat
in Berks ; Lady Keane and Family, for Tunbridge Wells; C‘ptii,a•
apd Mrs. Maitland, from Brook-strtirtk, tor. Cheltenham; lak,
Wykeharn, from Miller's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for her hoax*
Clarges-street, Piccadilly; Sir Davcdge Gould, from Fladong's
Hotel, Oxford-street, for Suiftilk ; J. Armstrong, Esq. from ditto,
for Bath ; the Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Dawson and Family alt
Mivart's Hotel, Lower. Brook-street and Davies-street, from a
tours J. Dundas; Esq. and Mrs. Dundas and Family, at ditto, frost
:on; Lord and Lady pinto and Family, at ditto, from a tour.

LONDON FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JUNE.
?ROM ACZERMANN'S RIEMETORY or sari, &:.
MORNING DRESS —Pale lavender-colour gres de Naples high
dresl; the waist long and pointed in front. The body is rq t bias,
and sits very elate to the shape; a little fuiatcs at the k pprr part is
ceinfined by gold filigree buttons. The sire vss sr-! eiade plain and
large as far as the elbow, but afterwards scarcely t xc.ed the size e
the arm. The skirt is set on with nearly an equal mine's all mood,
and is ornamented with a waving satin FipitPi of the same wiser,
elevated on the kft side, sustaining bells in pS•N, about half a
quarter of a yard apart. The hat is large and circular, placed rather
low on the right side, with a slight declination in front : it is of the
same material and colour as the dress, lined with pale pink satin,
and ornamented with two large hews of br.Jad ‘ea•tize and ribbon d
various colours, on the top of the crown ; the rrsnigs proceed tray
them, and are fastened under the barrier colour trimming that
adorns the crown on each side. Double c illerette of French cambric,
the upper divided into five beautifully wor:sed vandykes; the of
square, and worked in small :scollops and bouquets, and fastened by
a gold filigree buckle in front. Gold ear-rings and jointed oust
bracelets; yellow gloves; black satin shoes.
BALL Days.—Ariophane crape dress, over a bird of paradise
yellow satin slip. The corsage is made full and square across the
bust, and is ornamented with three longitudinal pipings of yellow
satin. The sleeves are short and full, with epaulettea of yellow
satin en coquille. The skirt is fulled in all raued the waist. and
terminated with a yellow satin rot:lc:to, aad is trimmed half way op
with ornaments of a semi-lunar shape, tapering to a point in the
curve below, but open at the top, and containing a bouquet cif
lowers. Gold tissue belt, decorated with a row of b.attons arranged
peipendicularly from the upper to the lower point. The hair is
parted on the right temple, dressed en rind bouck, and confined
by a pearl bandeau ; on the crown of tile head are three large bows
of hair, bordered by rows of pearls, and supported by long pins,
concealed withinside the bows. Gold tiara, and a phone of white
ostrich feathers placed at the back of the head ; two stand uprigls'
and two long ones drop towards the left shoulder. Parisian gauze
scarf ; diamond ear-rings and necklace ; mosaic bracelets; white
kid gloves, stamped at the top ; white satin shoes and sandals.

The Duke of CLARENCE held a Levee as Lord High
Admiral yesterday, at the Admiralty, and in the evening met•
rained a numerous party of Naval Officers to dinner. The party
consi•ted of—
Admirals Lord A. Beauclerk, Lord Mark Kerr, Sir Geer
Eyre, Sir Edward Owen, Scott, Colpoys, Wodehouse, Pages
Captains Mtn. G. 'l'. Cavendish, T. Montagu. Pioche*, G. Col.
prays, Back, T. C. Ross, D. Dunn, T. Warren, A. K. Kerr, G. A.
Lampriere, Fitzclarence, Spencer, Davis. Edwards. and' Bentham.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND arrived at hi. apartment'
in the King's Palace, St. James's' about five o'clock yesterday after-
noon, from the Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park.
The Duchess of CLARENCE and the Dochess of SAXE
Mantincsar, accompanied by the Princess Emilie of Carolath, and
attended by Miss OSTZRHAUSIS, honoured the Earl 3nd Countess
Dassitstr with their company to dinner yesterday, at their us
dente in Berkeley•square, and afterwards acc4.mpanied the Noble
Earl to the Concert of Ancient Music, at the Hanover-square

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a grand dinner on Tuesday, at Northumberland House, to do
Duke and Duchess of Cta mann, die Duchess of Saes Maistasct,
and a select party.
The Duke of WELLINGTON left town at an early haat
yesterday morning, to attend his Alaatravv. at the Royal Lodge,is
Windsor Park. Official dispatches were forwarded to hi, Gra*
from town in the course of the day.
A Cabinet Counc.l was held yesterday afternonn.
the Foreign Office, Downing_-street. The Ministers prt.settt Ter
Bari BATHURST, the Earl of ABERDEEN, Viscount Metalue, LOA
Et.tertottouon, Mr. Secretary Past, Sir Groans Alusits,
CUANCELLOR of the Excite:luta, and Mr. HERRIES. 'llc 'Niiuntes
assembled at half-past three o'clock, and remained in de:Meratia
till near six o'clock.
The Marquis de PALMELLA, Baron Butow, t!traire
Prussian Alinis:er, and the Right Hon. Strad:Trout° CANNING. !^
acted busirtes with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday, at the cW ef
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Monsieur BIEDERMANN. the Saxon Miiii,:er, Vi,cotrt
STRANC.FORD, and Lord Sanaa? DI ROVHSAN, transactesl Winos
yesterday at the Foreign Office, Downing.strert.
Captain BoycE arrived at the Admiralty at an ear 4
hour yesterday from Lisboa, with dispatches from Sir Faccois
Lassa. Captain &ITC& accomplished the passage iti the. s;Atz
five days. •
Dispatches were receiv“l yesterday morning at
Foreign Office, from Viscount GRANVILLE, our Ani!lassaJrc
Paris ; and trom Sir FREDERICK LANs, at Lisbon.
Mr. VI.:EY FITZGERALD visited Mr. Secretary PIO
yesterday. . fie
Mr. CLIARLES GRANT attended Yesterday' a,
Office of the Board of Trade, and transacted Officia:bas,neo•
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the ship Maitland was taken op fcr oney.le
to and from Bengal; and the ships ;Moffatt, Coldsrea:
James Sibbaht, Coromandel, and William Money, were ciV•
for a voyage outward to Bengal.
The Duke of NEWCASTLE gave a Grand Boleti'''.
merit yesterday, to his Royal Highness the Duke of CcantsLoff
and a distinguished party of Nobility, at his Grace's spleoa
sion in Portman-square.
Yesterday morning, at half•past eleven o'clock,
Right Honourable and Reverend Lard Bishop of LIANA.
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a confirmation at the New Church of Sr. Pancras. Aliddleta.
considerable number of the Nubility and Gentry of the tu'VA.
hood filled the body of the Clutch, while nearly three htUAW
persons of various ages ilinutl in toe interesting ccrimony..
The experiments to ascertain the po Nei of te,lsil
afforded by the newly-constructed round sterns of ships. doric;
continuance of a heavy discharge of cannon, were made hut '
on board the Prince Regent tug ship, in the Log
LORD Huns Aostotat. did not, as was espected, attend to
the eaperimeut ; but his Royal Highness's Secretary. the,
Captain Sreticra, accompanied the. Vice-Admiral, Sir r
Ba-oorwooo, Commissioner CUNNINGHAM, and other Office
:pointed to conduct the trial. 'llse tiring continued with:mittl4n
mission for two hours, during which time there were di!c
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from her stern ports twenty rounds of twenty goos.
with shot, and many or them double 'hotted. On ra'er.'74;is
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of ym sit was found that the stern frame did t'l
any sptoms weakoess, but nearly the whole '
mental wink on the stern fell vff before the fifth round.

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