Star.
London, England, 1802-04-02 00:00:00

HENRY THE FOURTH.

roe l lenry, - -Ltintt. Cal Arse*.
Prince of Wales, . Capt. CoLcertrr. .
Plin:e John. - • Capt. Mittman.
Not thumbs:eland, lion. Linn. Col. Pettnea.
Woreefter, - - Hen. Cape. J. Mtlional.D.
Hottpur, - Caps. CAUL/NUL
Douglas, - Caps. MAITLAND.
RalerklOWN. • Earl or DANINIPIT.
Mortimer, - - Limn. Col. DNS. an..
Sir Waiter' Sins= - Capt. Aug' cc. -
Sir Richard Ircrnah - Capt. Timm AS.
FARA', - Clpt. BRADT LL.
Pin, • • Capt. BARNARD.
03d thins - Cart. RSA D.
P:to. - Capt. CLlrron.
Haniolpb, - Lieut. COI. DROWIROND.
Lady Percy, - Mrs. Lea.
Wads, - Mrs. WALCOT.
THE LIAR.
Fir James Mott, - Capt. MAMAS:O.
Old • - Capt. Co LVITT.
Young Wilding, • Capt. CAULFIELD.
PR piIIIAN • Hon. Lieut. Col. Faanda.
Mils Grantham, - Mrs. Lea.
Milk God: rcy, • Mils CROW.
- Mrs. WA LCOT.
An kirt emely neat and concife Epilogue was
written and fpokcn oft the occafion by Captain
Hick at of the firft Regiment, the fame Officer who
compotid and fpoke the excellent Prologue to their
reprekntation of King Yobs.
The Farce too was performed with much fpirit
and plcafantry, and the whole gave general fatis
faftiori and delight.
The drefTes were molt appropriate and rich,
Ilothur's remarkably .handrome indeed • and that
f -the Prime, when at Court, molt fpfendid and
elegantly arranged, every way fuited to the cha-
ratter. The Play was honoured with the prefence
of his Royal Highnefs Prince WILLIAM of Gtoo-
cerrre, who appeared much pleafed with its Inc-
cefs. Although the audience was feleft, the Thea-
tre was much crowded. Among thole prefent
were the Counters of BANIUaTo Lady GRAHAM,
General and Mrs. Hutu, General and Mrs. Bua-
a It D, Commiffiuner Hors and family, with many
Naval, Military and Marine Officers.

FAIIIIIONS 701 APIIIthI.OII2:4ADI Dutases—A round
*eh of thick white muffin. Short fills peke, trimmed all round
with deep black lace. Black velvet bonnet worn with a deep
vdL Bear muff. D►efa of white cambric, made elate roved
the neck with a collar. A fpencer of lilac 81k, trimmed with
fur or lace. Large ftraw hat looped up in front with a firm
button, and tied under the chin with ribbon. A round drefs
of fpriued muffin; long cloak of cambric muffin, trimmed all
round with muffin ur lace; dote bonnet trimmed and orna-
mented with lilac.

Nina HEADS —A bonnet of bloc fade, trimmed round the
front with deep black lace, and ornamented with black lea-
thersr-A bonnet of white Patin, made open at top to admit the
hair, and trimmed all nand with dame& trimming a two white
*minis in front. A kat of brown velvet turned up in front,
and Fined with yellow; brown and yellow feathen in front. A
cap of white velvet. (potted with gold, and with gold trim-
ming.—A bonnet of white fadn and yellow crape, ornamented
with a white flower and with yellow and white bows--A cep of
white muffin, trimmed with gold trimming; three white °finch
feathers fixedett the right fide to bang in front.—The hair dn.&
Ld in the prcfmt radon, and banded with gold—Round bon-
net of velvet, and trimmed with fteel bads, purple feather in
front,- .turban of white fatin, with a band of muOin round the
front, faftencil on the left fide wish a gold loop; gold flower
in front.

Ossaavattoms.—Long cloaks of white mull:n have taken
place of pekes, and Spanith cloaks of white muffin have elf.
been introduced. Deep white veils are very general. Straw
begins to be worn in a great variety of forms, chiefly large, and
of the Gypfey ar.d Spa.nith thapcs. Laces univerfal, and Is in-
troduced into all parts of the drefi. The hair is dread as laft
month in light loofc curls. The prevailing colours arc thaw,
lilac, green, and blue.

PAMISIAN Pa s nao us.--Head.dreiras of Hair we quay pre.
talent with the Torben. A.r full drefa The heads 4-4.-Test ham
ant fprt ad much ; bet another drefs of hair Rill more ridieulonsia
intmdneed ; it is eStrpottosus. Mama the Coeffeurs careful*
moneraled all the ends of the hair, bet now all the ends not catty
Rand out but are formed into hooks which cover the whole
brad. To try this armoire &Non without &alit...Mg their hair,
fome Ekron have ordered black wigs a la MAO. The
*moth -hair Isead.dreffes arc, as formerly, ornamented with
flowers in the manner of a prland ona ireneleene of Reel bead&
The hats ila remelt degenerate. Other Draw bats are Mon-
deiced, and teem to find a favourable reception • they are round,
made of yellow Row, high and Rat Raped. with narrow
borders, and placed very far kick ; they are turned up before
to Thew a lock of hair Might/fr. There hats are worn with-
eut a Chignon. The aids of the ribbons arc (till ravelled into
fringe. Many Shope ere Mae ribboasond othcrsionquil, mind
with black. The sties as Mares rte is fees upon many morn-
.lag caps- Short blufiht Tunics refembling the Satin Mame-
•lukes bgtin to be made for Summer; they are ornamented with
lace or embroidered muffin. The Spring Silks Or Florentines
(made at Lyord), with a ground of Egyptian Earth, bottle-
•=r:r topper-colour, embroidered with little buoches of
in Elk and hirer. Printed Shawls of talk or =Alin
have MU a very general .reputation. Elegant Ladies wear
boom Rawls of purple, amaranth, or fall green cloth embroi-
&red with gold.
ENGLISH Stars LOTTIRY. Twenty-eighth day.
—N0.15,737, a Prize of wool. N 0.45,2 t 5, a Prize
of tool. Nos. 9,287, 32,794, and 4+,029, Prizes
ofol.
Pic Mc BRIAR Tnefday next a
wand Pic Nie Breakfaft will be given at Guild-
hall. which will coil the nation Twenty Thoutand
Pounds fterling. The breakf*R will be ferved up
precifely at nine o'clock to the holder of the fiat-
drawn Ticket. Tickets to entitle the public to
partake of this breakfitit are to be had of all the
licenfed Lottery-office Keepers, who are appointed
Itewards on the occafion.-.-N. B. It is the IA
breakfial of the kind this feafon.
Suppling a Lottery Scheme to contill of only
t 7,000 Tickets, to be drawn in eleven days, and
contain three Prizes of to,oool. two of to,oool.
two of :cool. four of moot five of scol. with nu-
merous others of tool. and Sol. What price might
Tickets be expelled to bear ?_4.01. at leart. Can
fuppoted that a Slagle Ticket in fuels a Lot-
would remain unfold after the nit day's an.
incement ?—certainly not. Since filch is !lie
itical Rate of the prefent Wheel, what is tl:c
price or'ncirets Only ahont 241. !I ! Is it
;hen smelt ailonilhing, that Tickets and Slimes
hr procured ? It truly is. Yet, however 1:31.
sulitable it may appear, they are to'be had a:
Ty relPeaable Office about the Ronal
and particularly at Port's Office, rick
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