The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-01 00:00:00

FASHIONS E NOII'AIBER.

LONDON DRESSES.-1. A round dress of thick
white muslin, the body full and!dra wn- close rm.:n(l,
the bosom.; full long sleeves. • A fur tippet. of
brown. bear. A snalll .black velvet -bonnet,. 'orna_
mented.with a'black feather; fetisse of:dark
silk, made quite big-h. in 'the neck, with .a collar,
and drawn- close rOun(f the bosom,- the .back full;
.the -pelisie trimmed all round 'with black lace. A
short dress of cambric -muslin, trimmed' round .the
bottom with'. a nariolv Iliounce. A straw.. hat or-
namented with- a wreath of flawers.--3..A short
dress and. petticoat of cambric muslin, trimmed all
round. with a narrow Irimatin of the same. A
jacket. of dark silk TrimMeittound the.bottom,-of the
waist with deep black. Ike. 'A straw hat:-4.• A
'round dress of plain muslin, Made high," with .4 col-
lar to button round the neck. A. long 'cloak., of
purple sick, trimmed round the: neck and bottom
with broad black lace. A bonnet 4 purple velvet.
GENERAL OnsLavAtlONs.,---The' prevailing co.:
lours are purple, puce, scarlet,. aud green. clbiks
have completely disappeared; .and fur • tippets and
pelisses, trimmed wick:lace, have. taked their place.,
In 4ress, feathers are the prev-ailing ornaments foc
.the head. Lace ,till continues to be ‘vorn. in
.every
part of the dress.: ..

STEPHEN. KEMULE"S Fahtaff, and,his bumper of
Satit, gave another bumper to Drury Lane Theatre,
on Saturday night. This Mior" hai been of . con-
siderable service to the Theatre, Find has fully jus,ti.
fied Mr. &HER MAN'S confidence in the success Of
:his performance. . , , •

Wennderstand that the Board °of-Management of
Drnry-Lane-Theatre mean ..to engage Mr. QUICK,
who'is said to beln toWn this would be' one proof
of good management at 'least. ,•, . •--
Mrs. St co;.oNs arrived in.Puhlin.on Monday last :
She is said re. ,be engaged at the Theatre Royal .in
that,City for 'the sc-asdn; •
A 'Theatrical Aneedoterin, a Morning Paper-of
Saturday, accounts.for-Mr. STEPHEN:KEMBLE be_
ing so great a. man'. At the time of his birtb hip
Mother was 461:ually h the charaaer of Anva Bullen.
The Black'General IYAENINE, who commanded
a numerous body of insurgent slaves in Guadeloupe:, •
has capitulated, on condition tha-t himself and- 7o
of his chOsenfollowers shall be allowed to leave. the
island for any. place he may• think pro Per, Ouvern-
merit furnishing him4ith 4 vessel- and three months.
provisions. .
• The Bill of Indictment against Mrs..B•arrirgton,
alias Mary Murray, has been. thrown out by the
Grand Jury, and thus- she -is once. more loose upon
the town. • 1;4 Correspondent desires us to_dio46
the attention of the Pulice. to the number of.:+o -
men,• who are her associates, that nightly Infe.:_t
Cheapside, particularly from .-Friday-street to the
Old Change, and about the cnd of
Theaverage Price of Sugar, computed from the.
returns made for the week ending the 27th day of
oCloher r 802,. is Thirty-three Shillings and Five
Pence Halfpenny pet' hundred weight.
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• On Saturday morning, Burke, -the Pugilist, ran.a
race fora wager of twenty guineas, and it rump and
dozen; from st.< James's-market to Chalk Farm'
and back. He was to run it within an hoar; and
'64 he performed irefor:y-six minuses.