Star.
London, England, 1804-11-01 00:00:00

LONDON FASHIAS FOR NOFEMBAR.

Paotaittaae Dal slitbdt ruund drefa al *lrk white mitten,
kith a hat fhln of fine cambric Large elk (bawl of mania
amitotic. A ftraw hat tamed up iu front and trimmed and tud
under tie chin with ntamn culoured ritt;nd. Nankeen (hoes. A
peek of grey or fawn-cohered fdk, made high hi the neck, with
a collar. A large beaucr I it, turned up In from, and orsaineuted
walla feather of thc Lau eplour.

Hun Dane's--A cal of white lace, the border very deep.
sod turned .p in front r a wreath of mem coloured &mess '
arras the crown. A werning bonnet of blue GM. tin! midst the
thin with blue riband. A arch hat of coloured Mk, trimmed
with sumo trimming, and ornamented with an oftrich feather
A glpfy hat of whim chip. with a wreath of fmall red rake round
the crown. 4„, het of pink Gib, with a black lace veil A turban
of white Lee; the crown made full, and !Milled on the kft.fnle,
with a long and ; a bunch of rotes In front. A turban of maroo
ilk wade now at top to admit the hair ; marts feather in front.
A cap of whiteface, mamma with rake.
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0 0 ***** Al tors—The prevalbog colours are pink
maroo,and bloc. Very large beaver hats har►beeo recently much
M urn. Details remain as before. Coloured turbans arc general.

Yeflerday an adjourned meeting of the Wellmin-
fter Setlions was held at the Guildhall, King-greet.
The principal part of the day was occupied In dif-
charging recognizance:. After Mr. MAINWARING%
arrival, about twelve o'clock, an appeal, brought by
a tradefman in New Bond fireet, againk a conviaion
made by the Magi arates of Marlborough-greet Office,
same on to be heard. The Appellant, it appeared,
had altered his fb .p window, intending to make it
prnjee fix inches beyond the (pace allowed by the
Aft of Parliament, which is only ten. He had alto
pot up the Rall-boards and columns or the fide., in
order to sfetatain how his improvement would (h:w
itfelf. Mr. Cocatai I.:, the Surveyor General of the
dieriB, repeatedly required the appellant to delta.
cautioning him at the fame time againil any en-
croachment on the pavement beyond what the AR
petenittesi. The appellant had of courfe been con
viaffed at t►e above Office, ender the Aft of Pa►lia-
ment. Mr. Coney argued, and the appellant him-
fell dated, that no injury whatever would be done
to the Public by the alteration begun. Neither was
the Ad fu imperative as was fuppofed, for it proh:-
bited feel improvements only, where the intereft,
convenience, and accommodation of the Public,
were at Rake. A plan was then produced, in order
to deasonllrate the above allegation. The appellant
conceived that be was hardly dealt by, when other
/bops in the fame greet had done what he had only
in contemplation. This was denied by Mr. Coosa.
ant, who explained the particular cafes alluded to
by the appellant as widely different from the prefent.
Mr. Malawaitteo, and his brethren on the Bench,
deliberated for a Mort time, and then ordered the
contrietion of the MagißTates of Marlborough-flreet
to be confirmed.

Yefterday a melancholy accident occurred in New-
ington church-yard, Surrey. Rickets, the Sexton, had
been employed in digging a grave for the remains of
*Lady in the Rent Road, and the coffin was jun
entering the church yard. preceded• by the Minifter
and Mourners, when the whole male of earth on each
Gde the grave fell in and covered the Stsfortunate dig-
ger in a'depth of fix feet, jull as he was getting not
with his pick axe and (hovel. Within five minutes
alter the dreadful acci,' nt a number of people ran .
to afford affiftance, and began to remove the earth ;
their endeavours were; however, much retarded by
the eoncourfe of fpeffators who milted to the fpot,
and near an hour expired before they difcovered the
body. which being taken out, Cetera' profeffinnal
Gentlemen endeavoured to reflore hies to animation,
hut every effart proved ineffelual. He was carried
away lifelefa on a (hotter, amidft the difconfolate cries
ol'a wife and five children, who were the melancholy
witnefes of the diiireffing fcene. The poor man bore
en excellent charafter, and is generally lamented.
Yeaerday, 4 Marlhorough.ftreet, a blind fidler
was charged with keeping a difofderly houfe, in a
court in Pall-Mall, by encouraging an eighteen-
peony hop. John Allen, the informer, paid one
thining and fixpence to the Defendant. who conduet•
ell him to a room where fourteen couple were foot-
frit it to the tune of " David Hunk,. Blair." The
;dormer left the room at half nail two o'clock on
Tuefday morning, at which time the company re-
tired. The Defendant was ordered to find
Yefierday Hannah Palta!r and Ann 'Loris, were
folly committed, from Bow-ftrett, for Healing a card
of lace from a haberdalher's (hop in Newport-iireet.
The Prifoners, who were dreffed in the firft flyle of
fanoon, peremptorily denied the charge, particularly
Palmer. who afrerted that they were women of the
higheft refpeftability, and that fire kept a houfe in
Img.lreet, Soho; and in this Rory (he pertided,
notvotbnanding fire was euntradifted by one of the
- officers, who recognized her as an old offender ; nor
Val it till application was made at Newgate, in con-
fequence of the officer's affertion. that (he acknow.
!edged the truth of his flatement.
Cocoon's Irikvisr.—An Inquen was held a few
days Gnee on the body of Littlejohn, an Excife
Officer, who was found dead in a vat of ftrong beer,
In a Rate of fermentation, in the brewhoufc of Mr.
Thornton, at Finqh.tr.l. It was flatted that on the
night preceding lie went to make his accuftomed rar-
ity, and in leaning over the vclfel the alotic gas
wiring from beer in that nate. might Collocate him.
and code him to fall into the liquor. Verdi, Acci.
dental Death. The veffelcontained about 16 bar rels of
beer, which by 'kir. Thornton's direllions, was *lrma n
into the common fewer.
Pmts.—An accidental fire broke out loon after
r,idoight on Saturday fe'nnighr, in Mr. O'Brien's
• mill, at P.almerflown. in the occupation of Merits
l'homas Conran aid Co. winch entirely eoninmed
tie Lame ; hut, by the exertiens of E. Clarke, Etq.
and Mr. Grant. olio fisperintends Mr. B' row.
Works. aided by Captain Murray of the 4;:1t r y'-
wient,•strith his company fiatione.: at Painierit
and the iniiale:tAnts in frontal t;lat q tart„, tht
fife was happily prevented twin extenti;nA to the ad-
joining floret, which coutained a quanta./ of nil.
On Sunday a fire broker out at the houfe of Capt.
Aria, of Red Lion-Ilreet, Wapping. but by the
timely arrival of engines it was coon got under.
On Wednefday fennight, about !even o'clock, a
very alionsing fie broke out in the rofin and turpen-
tine manoratinry of Gore and Clarke, It Liverpool,
which entirely confirmed the fame ; but. from Or,.
very great exertions of fevers' gentlemen, wax pre-
vented from communicating to the adjuining build-

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