The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-11 00:00:00

iiio.iiiiik PA fitOMP.

WITRIti these last few days; ion-to' women Orr
fashion ha 4 beguß.to dregs their hair in that mode
which is called ala Ninon; It divides the hair on
the middle of the forehead; leaving it very !Ow fiom
the brow -to the crown of the head. On the very
front is a single curl. A large love-lock falls down
on each side to the .shoulders. On the neck behind
the hair is partly in plait, partly in loose curled
lacks,. In those dresses which are the most corn.
rnoll, the hair is in Many curls over the brow, but in
faits on the rieCk. Flowers are no longer in fashion.
The velYet caps have been lately of a dark-green
Colour. The hats are still turned up behind.—
The lope.caps are of three or four folds over the
raA', with a plain feather. They are often all of
6ne 'piece, particularly those of white satin In
both Caps and hats, the satin and velvet are flesh.
ealouted, rose, orange, or-crimson ; many feathers
stiworn, and few or no flowers. Diamonds are inuch
vorn---in garlands, crosses, aigrettes, or sultanas.
Chains of pearls on links of gold suspend the medal-
bons from the necklaces.

Balls, at St, lames's, on Birth-nights are abro.
gltea, as being too fatiguing after the crowded
b ts
rawin&,,- Rooms which St. James's uniformly
ex.
i.
The Dutchess of 75i•voszsma e accompanied her
friends on their wavio Paris to Dover, front whence
the has returned ; it being the detertni nation of that
Noble Family not to pay an unnecessary compliment
to the FiliVT, CONSUL.
A Masqued Ball is to be given at Wynnstay, on
tidily ttett. No- Dominos arc to be admitted;
and it is expelled that all the Country fur to miles
found will be present.
On Tuesday the zBth of last month, Lord and
14(1Y Mt soot gave a ball and supper, at their seat
at tlarton, to a select number of the Nobility and
Gentry in their neighbourhood. The ball cont-
nlenceil about nine, which consisted of about i 6
Couples nfexcellent dancers. At twelve the company
(in number between 50 and 6o) sat down to a most
elegant hot kipper. About two o'clock the dancing
Tectinittieneed; and lasted with great spirit till five in
thtatified with
e mornin
il g, when the Company departed, highly
did n their entertainment. Lord.MoNsom
ot encounter the fatigues of the evening, but
we ate happy to learn his Lordship's health is better
than it has been for some tittle'. The
his Marquis of
made To IV NSII IND a few days since
annual donation of a bullock, and thirty-
-4e t'en does; with a proportinnate quaOf
to the poor in the
neighbourhood. of,Rai nhambread,.
the hem.ltiful lVlrs. DU!g is at last arrived in
town, and looking all the better for her long resit
detee at Mareate•
Lord and Lady CONY:I6IIAX are expe
Town from Paris the end of this month, eed in
On Friday last Mrs. Bouttettt ex gave a grand
and eietant INI and Supper, to the Nobility and
Gentry around Little i3erkhatnstead, Hertfordshire.
Lord Cowl, eit's teat. In Hertfordshire' will
therily become one of the finest Parks in England ;
the alterations that have lately been made in the
grounds at Panshanger will render the Park beatiti-
1411y pifturesque, and the additions making to the
Hoube Will cost zo,oool. .
TYI r• Rrrsou, who has lately written a traa in
oiler to recommend abstinence from animal food as
4 moral duly, has no oh e: to make a plentiful
!epast on te:s4 lt will require, we conceive, some
Ingenuity on thc• part of this British Bratnitt to jus.
i411i.), himself; on his own principles, fOr eating that
11)icli perhaps might have become an animal, if it
(I nor lO.l been reserved as food for an abstemious th;-
Ibcr,
Iti Or
__a ,e of the last attacks in the Moniteur it
agar
31 rata'te:l
ith a
.t .th e speeches of what is called the
into this nOm Country, are such as filltt•toN has put
~. f) tlie mouth of Satan. The Writer we presume
*ou not allude ro the following speech of Satan :
-------• Alt me, they little know
Tinder what torments inwardly I groan:
tinier they adore me on the Throne of Hell.
• P"itii r)iadern and Sceptre high adviineed, •
k, I.ower still I fall ; only sußreme. .
..
~,, " Misery ; such joy Ambition finds.
a vlne Minister of Marine in Fiance has drawn up
Naevry elaborate plan of regulationa for the French
tile to create on e Only retnainiw,o task he has to perform is
•
A k profound French Politician says, that bY the
constitution of England, the Party in Opposition
are possessed of Fund; and Agents, whom they
Inc ),Y send into foreign Countries. We cannot con.
etve how the French Writer could entertain such
an. °Pir'ion, unless, perhaps, he heard Mr. Fox,
Ravin
he waif in Paris, speak of a certain Party
!laving sent an entba;to to Peteritnrg.
Father Ltat•r4R, the Jesnit, in his. history of
South America, says, that there isa country in that
quart (America) in w
:rho hick are to be found Hares
have four' eel on their hack, as well as 'the
tang numbon. their bet y, aid when tired of run-
ning on one set, they turn and run on the other !
Utile Ross! net. CAR() intends to join her sister
after her
present engagement At the
% Her talents will secure her patro.
q• she goes ; and her behaviour to her
te husband ought to procure her esteem
•
'nt.Garden Columbine, wanted the
,pro.
'of her motley /epee; when she had a
few nights ago. Bat she is a woman
,A 1 ppon oat occasion, had Mote as
thr,4pys. the - .
'"ad or. IQ.Aing too paicisely to th' cv ult.!'
ig the state of the Stage at present,
;pea to Authcrs and Altars, it is rather
ihe audience do not learn the American
it of 4,704 ;Ps:.
*,Lase night STEPIIIN Ketaat.e was to appear at
'liili wcastle in the Character of &hp/. in The
er':, Wiv-s of Windsor, for his Wife's Beneair,
ti, , '
and
4/, ening he appears at the Theatre in Nlrth
1, 41,1: on the same laudable occasion. The fame
.!ac(illitrd upon the London Boards will no doubt
.
tive •
, .I.o:•qht to 144 representation of time Fat Knight
" the Country.

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