Star.
London, England, 1802-03-08 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENT FOR THE WEEK

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Earl of Darnley's Dinner, Beriderfquare.
Earl of Harrington's Dinner, Stable-yard.
Earl Mountnorries Dinner, Stratford-place.
Conntefs of Rothes's Rout, Upper Brook-Itreet.
The Mare!goners of Sallibury's Rout, Arlington.ftreet.
Lady Dallas's Rout, Harley-liner.
Mrs. Smith's Card-party, Devorhire-ftreet.
TOILSDAT.

Earl of Weittnoreland's Private Dinner, Berkley-fquare.
Lord Palmaiton's Private Dinner, Hanovcr-fquare.
Earl Stair's Grand Dinner, Grofvenor-fquare.
Lady Milman's Rout, Brook-firm.
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Earl of Da's Grand Ditanel,liOfvenor-fquare.
Cnuntef of Carhampton's Rout, Bruton-ftreet.
Counteft of Portfmouth's Rout, Lincoln's Inn-fields.
Lady CunHires Rout, New Norfolk-ftreet.
Lord Mahnibures Private Dinner, Spring-gardens.
Madame Du&lkes Rout and Supper.
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Lany Harewood's Rout, Hanover-fquare.
Earl of Dertiy's Dinner, Grofvenor4quare.
Earl Kenmore's Dinner, Portman•fquare.
Mrs. Montague's Rout, Portman-filuse.

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powager Counters of Sefton's Rout, Hill-ftrest.
Laiy Sheffield's Rout, Portland-place.
Lady Cuntiffe's Rout, New Norfolk-Rreet.

Counters of Effei's Rout, St. Janices-pLice.
Mr. Robins's Rout, Albemarle-Rreet.

SATURDAY.
Mrs. Haffey's Root, 010 'tatter-place.
Lady Le Derpencer's ru.dioßreaktalt, Hanover.fquarc.
Speaker's Dinner.
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Mr. jolinfan's Dinner, Hanover-Num

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SUNDAY.
The Counsels of Kenmare's
The Counsels of Aldborough's Mule.
Lady Hampdas's Mune.
Mrs. Brooks's Mu(le, Hanky-Rent.
Lady Palinerftone's Private party.

Mrs. Abatis had a large party of fafhionables. at
her houfe in Pall-Mall, on Wednefday laft.

The Lady of Sir JOHN theetticron had a party
of fafhionables, a'few days ago, at her houfe in
Berkely-fquare.
Lady Haeswoon had a finall party on Thud-
day evening in Hanover-fquare.
COLONEL Gesvii.s.s's Pic-Nic.—On Friday
night, at Dr. Bain's, in Bruton-fireet, Mr. Gas.
VILLE'S meeting took place, it having been polt-
poned to that day by particular defire. The com-
pany afTembled about eleven o'clock in the princi-
pal drawing-room; tables, benches, &c. having
been made for the occafion. The evening's amufe-
ment commenced with vocal and inflrumental mu•
fie. A Pie-Nk fupper fucceeded about one o'clock ;
catches and glees
followed.
Melfrs. DAWKINOS,
MADLIOC IS, and Gaavisa.s, were amongft the belt
fingers. The company amounted to about one
hundred • among whom were, the Duchefs of
Le EDS, ilarchionefs of Salifbury, Earl of Mou NT
EDGICUMBE ; Counteffes of ALDBOROUGM, CHAT.
HAM, aria MOUNT EDDICUMBII; Lord BORINGDON;
Ladies MILNER and EMILY STRATFORD; Miles
SMITH and MILNER.

PARISIAN FASHIONS.—The hats a la Pamela, al-
though very fimple, and confequently eafy to copy,
and of moderate price, are as yet confined to the
opulent clots. In tome the leaf is of a breadth
proportioned to the height of the crown. Others,
which conflitute by far the greatelt number, have
the leaf to broad, that the two ends of the ribbon
intended to knot upon or under the chin, in bend-
ing the leaf down, make the edges almolt meet.
Thefe ribbons, which are of velvet, were, at firft,
orange colour, then cherry, then (cadet poppy,
then white, and now cherry colour. The turbans,
which at yet know no rivals in full drefs, fit very
dole upon the temples, entirely hide the hair of
the chignon, and have, of late, as a general fign
of innovation, a circular bandeau, fiequently of
lace, which comes down as low as the eye-brows.
In half drefs, white fatin hats are the moll com-
mon, and next to them thofe of role Patin. The
iky-blue, which was on the point of becoming ge-
neral, has nearly difappeared, and violet, which
had been a long time forfaken, has, within there
few days, made a very finable progrefs in public
favour. We fee a great many lilac ribbons, and
fume oftrich feathers, died in lilac. Except the
turbans, almolt all the head dreffes are faitened
under the chin ; but this fattening, 'offend of pal-
fing over the neck, croffes over the middle of the
cheeks, and is knotted upon the tip of the chin.—
Some eiviter appear in head dre(Tes of hair, with
diadems of foliage, others, with diadems of plain
Reel, but the greaten number with golden arrows
in the front of their heads. In the promenade,
from two to four o'clock, we have remarked that
ahnoß all the head drab, called night cc:dome,
were- placed upon a bandeau of lace. We have alto
noticed in them a great many muffin veils, em-
broidered on the edge. The chemife handkerchiefs
have no collar. A few long and narrow cafimer
(bawls of fcarlet poppy colour have made their re-
appearance. All our young men of fa(hion feem
to be devoted to blue. There is nothing new in
their cottume, but the angular points, forming two
pita, in the lower part of their red waitcoat.