Star.
London, England, 1802-09-15 00:00:00

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There is no alterauonA'. price tince Monday.—
Saki of every thing are nearly the fame, Wheat
excepted, which is thisday particularly dull.

BazsD.—Yefterday the LORD MAYOR, on exa-
mining the Returns of the Mealweighers, ordered
the price of Bread to be continued the fame as the
preceding week, viz, tad. the (ttartern Loaf of
Wheaten, and 9yr. Holahoid.

Among the lait arrivals at Cheltenham are,
Lord and Lady Placivat., Lady Heaavioon,
Hon. Mr. H. Tout'', Linn. Col. tROWOLY,
Du se, Col. and Mrs. Dic csos, and Major GRANT.
Eight ponies ftarted yeßerdayonMoulfey
for a cup, value tol. It was a very pretty fight,
and attended by a great number of (mart people.

The following are among the laft arrivals at
Ramfgate—
Lar‘and Lady Belborough, Sir W. Farquhar and two Mifs
Farquhars, Mr. G Mufgravc, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Rofewell, Mrs.
and MI6 Chalmers, Mr. Cooyngham, 'Rev. W. Tooke, Mr.
LoftussMifs Courland, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Hutton, Mils White,
Mr. Graham, Major Proby, Col. Mrs. and Mifs Hartcup,
Efte, Mifs St. John, Col. R. Cranford, Mrs. Cranford, Mr.
Cornwall Balky, Mifs S. Vines, Mad. de St. Julie, Marquis of
Hartington, Capt. Fry, Rev. A. Cromleholme, Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton, Mrs. Crcfswell, Mr. W. Gardiner, Mrs. Griffin,
M. G. Shaw, Mrs. T. Anftey, Mifs Woide, Mrs. L. War-
thy, Mr. and Mrs. Liddell, Mr. Harrifon, Mr. G. Wilde, Rev.
D. Bailey, Col. Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Cbsrhon, Mr. and Mrs.
Tooke, Mr. J. Curtis, Mr. S. Dunkin, Mr. H. Green, Mifs
Bulkeley, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Mr.
T. Waterhonfe, Mr. R. Randall, Mifs Vines, Lord H. Paulet,
Lord and Lady Sydney, Mr. Calvert, Mr. N. Hipps ley, Mr.
H. Batchelor, Mr. Owen, Mrs. Cooper, Mr. Watley, Mr. W.
Crompton, Mr. Welbank, Mr. Sampfon, Mr. Leigh, Mr. Hoc).
per, Rev. Dr. Galkin, Mr. C. Adams, Rev. D. Whitfield, Mifs
Paris, Mrs. Schroeter, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Shcldrake, Mr. and
Mrs. Crefwell, Mr. Claudius E. Berevford, Rey. J. Bertram,
Mr. J. Perry, Mifs Reynolds, Mifs E. Reynolds, Capt. Morris,
Mr. and Mn. Waddn.

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT gave on Monday a grand
Feftival to his fupporters at the frfiddlefex-Elee.
Lion; the company dined at FOley Houfe, Black-

Aldermanlawraav, who died on Monday, had
been inveßed with the pan firms years. It is
thoaght, there will be a conteß for forringdois
Intim

In the Theatre of Calais, inftead of a curtain,
they have a ftandingfcene, which reprefints a mo
nament facred to the memory of the gallant Sr.
EVSTACNI as Sr. PUMAS, and his brave confe-
derates, whofe conduit is fo well dramatifed by
COLMAN in The Sumader

PARIS FAS/MRS.—The .bead-drefs with lace
veils and fichus of embroidered talk Ilill_prevails.
The veils are always thrown far back. The hus
are brought forward on the face, and are rawn
dote round the chin in the manner of a
White or rote-coloured ribbons are worn
,on the
hats. For the trimming of sulk, which is (till in
vogue, fome fafhionabks fubllitute a fringe of
white filk. Turbans are, to other Cu, only
in the proportion of half a dozen to fiffy. ikt the
Nit Fete of Frefcati we obferved in the front of
feveral Coen?: en cheyeux chains of gold, one- '
mented with cornelians or cameos, and forming
bandeaus'. Short peeves fitted to the arm were
mbre common at that fete than the long ones. In
the ordinary toilette, however, long and very large
fleeves are the only ones which our Fieganter wear
at prefcnt. The short as well as the long &eves
have, towards the fore part and near the top of
the arm, two or three plaits• or packs. The fa-
fhion of girdles, croffed like an X on the back,
begins to be difufed. A fimple ribbon drawn
clofe to the waitt is now worn. It is fattened be-
fore •by e button with-two heads, fimilar to that
whickgentlemen have , Fong tiled for their girt
&eves. The walks are in general very low ; 'but
at times we obferve Tome which are excelfively
high. We no longer' fee any tunics, or blue
gowns ; all that are not white are either black or
rote-coloured. Alma all the /Au are embroi-
dered with tulle. They have now no collar, and
even do not afcend very high. A few Eleg antes
have the upper part of theft/no plaited.
'A wbimfical circumilance occurred lilt week at
Yarmouth, which, however, was attended with
more alarm than peril. One of the Dathing Ma.
chines, by the force of the water, which overcame
that of the horfes, as the ground is very doping,
was defending too far into the fea. There were
two Ladies in the inlide quite in the fituation of
Eve. The driver of the machine was unable to
affilt them, and tome Gentlemen who were bath.
ing near the place, attraaed by their cries, batten-
ed to :heir relief.— The Gentlemen were, of courfe,
in a fituation as much refembling Adam, but there
was no time for ceremony, and the difireffed Ladies
were very glad to be delivered from danger, at the
ezpence oidecorona.

The following is a copy of Mr.enLstam's notice
to his Performers :

" Theatre-Royal, Hay-markt. Sep. 8, 1801.
*The Proprietor of this ay is under the neceffity of in.
feat** chafe Ladies and Gendemen who now favour him
with their *Mane, that he can make no renewal of engage
mentewith any Performer who will not Itipulate and ad an
and from the zsth of May text oiling, till the. rith of Sep-
samba following.
"It is with peculiar regret that this Notice is given. It is
forefeen that molt, if not all, of the prefent Company, will ee-
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Undid* a future engagement at the Haymarket Theatre. Ho*
much the Proprietor deplores this eireumftaace. h left to the can-
dour and feelings of civic who can confider what it is for old
Mends to part!.—but the Intent., 'Pith's Bourg demand that it
Mould, in figure, be opened on the day allowed by his Maießy
and the morons why it will be km onh thus opened will be
Bated to the audience in the farewell Addrefs."
We hope, for the honour of humanity, that the
following paragraph, which appeared in a Morn.
itig Paper, is not well founded :
The French Emigrant, who took refuge in this kingdom,
have again very fartuantely been enabled to reel& their native
laud. But what has been their vatefhl rementbrapee of the
bounty on which they fed. and the prate lon that has been af-
forded to them in their years atrial od perfect:don 1 It has
been this, and we have it MOB tit IDA autboritY.
thet BOA PA lan ftedIFINIIO lathes horoirod eats,
propts from theca rcpirned Emigrikots, on the root elf ual
means of confuming our Navy, and eventually eceompli&lng
the deftrudion of this country, which fo long pve them
bread" I! 1