Star.
London, England, 1805-10-29 00:00:00

FISMO.W.

' Not withilandini the cold and the rain, a great deal
of white is oi.worp.. On Sti.utlay the 101 intl. at
the Toil!irks, three-fourthi of the ccgumer were of
funtmer. The flowers; with the exception of dairies,
are not thofe of the Aaron. Ciquelicot and orange-
flower cannot be confideied as out of &Non ; but
plumes are beginning to he worn again. We obferv-
ed•them lately at the Opera, of rote and white, in
bunches, upon hats with a very narrow leaf, force of
fatin, others of velvet. The velvet is biaelt, the fain
white or role. Role is Rill the prevailing colour. A
lady who wilhes to wear her Cloak at the fpalacle,
has it made of role or grey laths, faced with white,
without a collar, and cut (harp before, fo as when
tied acrofs, to look like the letter Y. The cloak upon
the Worn is very richly trimmed with lace.

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.
Lord Boyle from Ply mouth, to the Gloucefter Coffee-boufe.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, from Southampton, to Peauiftone's
Hotel.
Lord Onndas, the Hon. Melfrs. and Mils Dundad, from South-
ampton, to their boat. in Arlington-11feet.
Count Beaujolais, Irom the Pavilion Brighton, to Long's Hotel.
1..0rd Foicy, tram Whitley Court, Worc, iterfhire, to LotiCs Hotel.
Sir John Bi idgcr, from it vntTate, to his honfe in Dover-Erect
Sir Richard and lad,/ Hankey, from Ranifgate to Blake's Hotel.
'ils Emit. front Chuird. to ditto. •
Mr. and Mrs..iherhian, front their tour thron;;11 Scotland.
DrPARTURES FROM TOWN.
The Right Hon. Mr. Lafedles, from hi.. Imre in Lower Grofve-
nor-Ito-Lt. on a viiit to tile Fad of Life:, at Cathiohury-park.
Lord and Lady Lip.:, from Wella-ftrect, to Tynemonth, Devon-
Ire.
Mrs t•aneral Fix, from Dovar.ftreet, to Plymouth, to catbark .to
join General Fox at Gibraltar.
ARRIVALS AT THE CROWN INS, ROCHESTER._ t •
'le 'awe 27from
FUenborough. Ramfgate ; 28, Mr
Law and family, Mr. Steer, fron. Ramfgate. Mr. Forclight and
family.
A bet was made fotne time fince between PETER
MACL EN ZIE, tiq. of South Mo!tn, and two Iroarr
Acts, for •wenty guineai a fde, " that the former
Gentleman did not kill one in ace.of partridges every
das (Sunday; excepted) for fix weeks in fucceflion,
front the 111 day of September tall." This was de.
teimined.on Saturday the 2th init. when Mr. M.
having completed his engagement with apparent
eafe, was confequently declared winner. This is
honked up n by the Antriteum as one of the firft field'
exploits that has been performed for many years.
• A curious circomltance litely happened in the
church of Morton Bagoti, in Warwickfbire: Dur-
ing divine ferv;ce, the clerk, either in the fervency
of kis devotion, or in the allion of gaping, opened
his mouth fo Wide, as he pronounced the. word
" Amen".—that the poor fellow 'abfolutely put out
his jaw. He was obliged to go to Henley in Arden
three Miles dittanee from the place, befote he could
get riper aflitlance and have it fet again:* •
Dr nay LAN r.—Mr. E t.t.t e TON, la It night, termed
his part of Pasco, in the Tragedy of Romeo and7a!irt.
He was extremely energetic and interelting through
the whale performance. In the Malt fcene he received
much and dekyved aoplaufe. Mrs. H. Sionona
pla 7ulet with her Ufual excellence. • The play
ent rttel•xtremely well, and was much applauded.
In the Farce ref The Soldier's Return, Mrs. MATTHawha
in the ablence f Mrs. MOUNTlkli4,played Belinda with
fticcefa ; DICAMP, in M/ Dafbaway, was is
high Ipirits.
Cam vnT.GARDEN.—The Comedy of Spredthe Plargb.
was Matt night reprefented to a numerous audience,
whn-retired highly pleated with o:eh-evening's enter:
tainment. MUNDI.N'S .11t. 41.1 Handy, F- AWCETT'S
Bob randy, Ksmni.r's Henry, and Era FRY'S Farmer
..jbfeld—tegether with Mrs. Gins's Miff' Bloomfeld,
10:1 Mifs Baum-noes Sr±fast
p.m/et-rid to gratify the public, without eveh the.
fplend:d attraCtion of " linFantino." •
PLULSTkIAN WAGlR•—Saturday Mr. Krim, an
undertook, for a wager of thirty guineas;
waik 25 mile; in four horns. tie flatted frrim the
fmronite done •at Haminerfmith; at (even o'clock,l
and went she firft,7 mileswithin the hour—he reached I
the 17 mile finite, beyond Colnbrook, in one hour
and fitly minutes, and returned to the 'place from
whence he flirted, without flopping. 17 minutes'
within tlte lime allowed. Several perfons accompanied
him on ho tehaek.
. BOXING.—A concourfe of people iffembled 'on
Friday Linfdown, near Bath, to fee a pitched
battle het wis-t Charles Bryant, of that city; and Da-
niel Hamilton, a working jeweller, from Honndf-
ditih, London, an ilrrie, it is Paid, of the famous
Chicken. The news, however, reaching the ears of