Star.
London, England, 1802-10-20 00:00:00

Tilt PLACZ.

Mars gravior fub pace laces.

CLAUDIAN.

'MR. ADDINGTON.
Refplee quod non es; tort fus owners cerdo,
Tee= habits, ct nods quim fit tibi carts fupeiler.

Pas slim

MR. ANGIRSTRIN.

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VANI lON.
Ridicaloe homilies facia
TUX 11111.

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Neu pads validas in vileas Teethe vireo.

TIE MAWR:NIS.
Gentes roubadores.
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JUVZSAL.

Visa.

C*MOCNS.

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TEANCE.

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LICUTIVS.

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Camosas.

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tor, 1p fug& with

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Miss =bruin.

PLAITTIM

'PARISIAN* FA H lON S.—The Titus heads are not
yet quite out. Long hair, inftead of being pat
op perpendiiularly, in the Chinefe faihion, is now
rather dreied in the Greek mode, in which the
print of the drefs lies horisoutaL •The few;
crowns of Rowers which were much worn fix
months fince, have come again in fafition. The
middle of the crown is pyrarnictaL The fancy
flowers cornpofingit are of velvet, and generally
of a earmine-red, or a rode colour. Istfteaeof
. the crown of flowers, Ilene women of &Sion fix
a necklace as a band on their hair. Veils are Rill
worn. Not many of the finall embroidered lace-
handkerchiefs are now to be feen. Turbans ate
now left in &Won than they lately were. The
hats are of Florence rdk, or of crape, both rote
The ends or the ribbons are cut round, and, as
they are gummed, are made to takes then form, I
goose hats of black crape are worn. No velvet
bats are. as yet in efe. On Come of the.turbans'
are eigrenu of jewels, zeroed drib. Engfilh hats,
of a siaases colour, are mach worn. The plume
fed in them is round. The wain of the gown
is Rill very low. The fans now in filltiosable ode
are very finial.
Our young men in the extreme of the fafhion
-sow wear three large white mother of pearl but-
. toes direfily on the front of each kale of their
bockfitin breeches.
We are reqtteßed to fay that his Highnefs the
depofed Prince of the CAIII*Ttc, was not infenfi.
ble for two months preceding his demife, as Rated
in our Paper of Satu:rdaabies that he was but too
fenfible to the depl fate to which he was
doomed by the arm of power, in defiance aright
and lollice ; and that be was in the polfetHon of
all his mental faculties, until he was bereft of them
by the more friendly arm of death, which in coup
miferation of his fufferings pm a period to an frill.
ewe that had become intferable in the extreme.
We Rated left week that jhe Madras Govern-
ment had advanced a prong cot Ps toward -the
Mahratta Frontiers, and that it was believed they
purpofed taking a decided and waive patt in the
quarrel between Scindeab and Holkar, which then
aetated that country. Letters of the 14th oft
May mention, that the march tf our troops has
been forpended, but we have not- learnt whether
or not the digntte between the-two Chieftains had
- been adjußed.
A letter from Surat, dated the in June, received
overland, fates, -thaxthe Raah of Jaynatorhad
aifembled all the forces fubjea to his power ht the
eallern pans of Agystere, and was forming
, ;connote depots of provifions, &e. The* ofiera-
rionsweire believed to refer to the Waits of fiblitita