Star.
London, England, 1830-09-30 00:00:00

TR'S TURF.

ENFIELD RACE:FA, Seel.. 20.
The spirited and liberal exertions of the inhabitants of Enfield, 1:,
the revival of the once celebrated Races, have been attended with C3lll.
plete success. Under the management of Mr. T. Coleman, of Si
Albans, the meeting commenced yesterday in Wild Math, in the re .
sence of a very numerous and highly respectable company. The tul•
lowing is a short account of the sport :
The Gentleman's Purse of 501. added to a Sweepstakes of S son. each ;
3 yrs, 7st 71b; 4 yrs, gat 7lb ; 5 yes, 9st ; 6 yrs and aged, gat 41b.
Mures and Geldings allowed 3st 41b. Winners extra. Heats un:.•
round. The winner to be sold (or 150 sea, ate. Nine subs.
Mr. Headley's eh g Blinker. 4 yes ... . • .. I 0 1
Lord ()ogler* eh c Suffolk Punch, 3 yrs .. • I 2
Mr Rush's fby Partisan, out of Chintz, 3 yrs .. 0 2 3
Mr. Lumley's b e Howard, 4 yre ...
Mr. Bromley's cat f ICarifa, 4 yrs ..
The following started, but were not placed :—Captain Bather's
Polhill, 4 yrs; Slr. Messer's Poor Fellow, 5 yea ; Mr. Coleman's r.
Southdown, 3 yrs.
Three fine beats, the last being won by a neck only. The win's.%
was claimed.
A Sweepstakes of 5 son each and 25 sous added. The winner cs b-
sold for 70 sows. Ike. The other conditions as above. Ten Sub-
scribers.
Mr. W. Day's b. E Caradoei, 4 yrs (S. Mann) 1 I
Mr. Bulkeley's M. h. Cupid, S yes • . .. 0 2
Mr. Lumley 's b. f. Verdict, 3 yrs ... 3 ;t
Mr. Coleman's be. 1. Little Gift, 3 yrs .. 2 0
The following started, but were not placed:—Mr. Turner's be. g.
Jerry, 6 yrs ; Mr. Tillbury's b. g. Smuggleraged : Dlr. Bland's b. g
Challenger, 6 yrs ; Mr. Taylor's b. g. Sailor, 5 yrs ; Capt. Andrew's
bl. h. Telma, 6 yrs ; Mr. Bruniley's h. f. Jannette, 3 yrs. Won easy.
Great sport is expected to-day.

ADDITIONAL NOVELTIES IN GILNTLE3IEN'S
DRESSES, &c. FOR OCTOBER, 140.

The most fashionable colour for coats of all sorts is blue, and gilt or
plated buttons are the only buttons properly called fashionable. Hi.
Majesty always wearing blue (except when in mourning) is sufficient to
account for the colour in coats, and his gracious acceptance of sets of
plated and gilt buttons from the Birmingham manufacturers will ex-
plain the fashion of the button for this month.
Coats have experienced no remarkable change in their form since the
appearance of our last number. Fashionable colours are still the sant,:
as last month.; light blue, violette de Panne, and Hammes d enfer, eon-
dour to be worn. Black coats with velvet collars are numerous.
Morning coats fall so much orate shoulders, that the shoulder-strap,
and even the arm-hole, at the waistcoat, are seen.
The most fashionable form for surtouts at this moment is the redin-
gote croisee4 bronze colour, black, violet, and blue, are the colours
most in request.
A shooting-dress, about to be adopted by a man of distinguished
fashion, is composed of a green velvet blouse, confined by a ceinture of
black glazed lather; pantaloons and gaiters of grey thread, a black
cravat with the shirt-collar turned down, and grey morocco leather cap.
The most novel pantaloons, particularly those composed of kr/my-
mere, have the pan which falls over the ands en goatee, that is to say,
with three seams.

A favourite ball.dress consists of a blue cloth mat with gilt buttons,
tight pantaloons composed of white kerseymere. closed at the bottom by
three buttons ; a waistcost of petit velours Benetton dere, in floers.
and a white satin under.waistcoat ; both waistcoats sehall. Thew
col-
lar of the coat very deep, and very long, turned down es the shoulder.
One of our most stylish dandies has just been seen oo horseback in
the following dress :—The colour of the cost light Wes, with $ velvet
collar, and polished sled buttons; it is made to fit tightly, with long
skirts sed without false peebeis bataistot of pica tat& boots a Pt,
veva of unglazed luaus, am
id a of grey felt.
For morning waistcoats die eedeette and the figured Vilest* lea va-
riety of patterns, are the meet pseeidieg moesedele. Po ins waist.
wets, the silk velure, or velvet d Oink la wipes ee twig
As the winter season appanage, etsir.waisteeats hemene
able. The most in favour are rose askssed silk, and sky-Has of a
diamond texture, and the caner, spotted with silver : these have a very
pretty ant. Care must be taken that die Esder-waistseet censpeedi
with the outside waistcoat. If the tap wawa be of black valves with
spots or stripes, the under to match it &odd be of crimson silk ; if the
outside waistcoat is quite plain, the under xis should be of a rich and
full pattern ; but if the top waistcoat is pechesely rich In colours, ar has
gold or silver inlays, the under one should be of silk or satin slightly
contrasted.
Some waistcoats are composed of poll de thirst, with patterns em-
broidered in silk. The most novel dress-waistcoats are made of while
satin, of similar patterns to those of MarcelO.
Waistcoats composed of reps de soil, either blue or straw colour, are
much in favour. A decided preference is given to blue.
Almost all the waistcoats of white Marcella are trimmed with silver
buttons.

Among the new materiabi for pantaloons are satin de laine, and ai-
ming, either black, brown, grenat, uoisette, or ecru. There are alas a
good many composed of cloth of the colour blue de mi. Some have a
band of velvet on the side about the breadth of a nail, or a little nar-
rower. Pantaloons composed of crinoline, either green, granite, or Amu,
are also in request. This material its muck ,admired for its freshness
and firmness.
Shirts are made with a triple frill : the row in the middle is plaited
in small plaits, the two others are in quills.
During some time past the cravat of a dandy could not be brought
high enough ; was supported round the throat by a stiffener in poll de
ganglier. This stiffener is gone out of fashion, and the cravat is now
worn low and soft.

Gloves of raw silk are fashionable for the morning.
The most novel boots have round toes and high heels.
Men of fashion no longer hunt in leather gaiters; they now have
pantaloons &ru in double twilled coutil ; the lower part of the pantaloon
is made en guatta, and is buttoned above the ancle.
The most novel canes are composed of ebony, with an ivory head.
The pattern of some is in the form of a serpent, others represent a branch
of a tree.