Star.
London, England, 1801-12-01 00:00:00

NINE NEAD DRESSES.

a. A bonnet of black velvet, trimuncd with blue ribbon ; a
deep black lace round the front.
a. &dole bonnet of purple or other coloured filk, trimmed
with ribbon of the fame colour, and ornamented with a flower
in front.
A bonnet of black velvet, turned up in front, 'and lined
and trimmed with fcarlet ; a leaflet feather in front.
A cap of tokiured 'dyer, with a flower of the fame Colour
in front.
S. A climatic or undrds cap of fine Muffin.
6. A bonnet of pink hik. trimmed with black ribbon, and a
black feather; black i:tce :asund the front.
7. A dref, hat of white fain, turned up in front, and trim.
lied :alb purple velvet; purple and white feathers in ;root.
S. A ldarit velvet hat, turned up in front, and lined and
trimmed with purple.
9. A bat mfbrowd velvet, turned up in front, and ft-Mimed
With pink : bows before and b:Lind.
Gas ER•L. 033/11.VATON S.—The prevailing co-
lours are fearlet, pink, and -purple. Black bear
Sniffs and tippets, long before, and in the form of
a hand •are genera: for morning, and i
svalkilg drefs; and white muffs and tippets for
full drPfs. Feathers and flowers of ell dekrip.
tions are univerfal; long (cutlet ribbons are worn
round the hofain, from which miniatures or lock- '
ets are eufpendpd. • Caps in full drefs, are mote'.
prevalent than left winter.
Dane NO.—The Academy for fafhinna'ile and
private Dancing at Coachmaker's-Hall,Foßer-lane,
Cheapfide, under the direllion of Mr. Homes, Rill
eontinueswe find to receive that refpedable patron.
aze it has long merited ; and, where Ladies and
Gentlemen whohaire neveratqui red th i sacconi pl i ih-
trent, or thofe who have not obtained the prefent
fafhionable mode, may be espcditioully inftruacd
in the aloft private manner, in all the elegant and
fafitionable Repi naw in uk-to.qualify them for the
Ira Affemblies. 'Young Ladies and Gentlemen
are alfb taught every fafhionakle Dance,and every
attention exerted- to give the molt elegant addrefs.
Every fuccefs is therefore due to fo refpett able an
inßitution, which has for its objell to cultivate and
ithirleoe' the graces neeeffary to form and embelliffi
the riling generation.
Detected being in univerfal praaice, it mayln-
bereft many Ladies and Gentlemen, who, though
gloat up, are deficient or quite ignorant of that
acconsplifhment, to know where they can really
beliacetuite it moil fafhionably, espeditioufly, and
prlOitely. For this, the Dancing Academy,
No. t 9, Bherrard-ftreet, Goldenlquare, has ella
bllffiett ha reßntation among the belt Dancers and
asoll iefpeeable people at the Weft end of the'
town; as has Mr. Azzia's Dancing School,
No. to, Great Ayliffiareet, Goodman's-fields, at
the Eaft.--Ladies and Gentlemen refiding in the
Country, find thefe Academies particularly con-
venient, both houfes having accommodation to
board, lodge, and give conitant private inftruc-
tion thus may be acquired in a few days what
othefs are years learning.
liISPI STATE LOTT EK H DAY: NO.
9,378, a Prize of I rma—No. S 7s, a Prize of 1001.
ELEVLNTH Ezr 5C61, a Prize of One
Thoufand Pounds, was fold by RICHAICDSONI,
Goo:muck, and Co. who have alfo fold in the
prefent frills Lottery, No. 9273, a Prize of One
Thailand Pounds, No. tzcz, a prize of One
Thoufand Pounds, and No. 3568, Five Hundred
Pounds, in Shares. Tickets and Shares warranted
undrawn by the Luca accounts, continue on fele
at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings,
Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews,
Charing-crofs, till AVe.lnefefay week, the 9th of
December, when the Es.prefs with the tall Ten
Thoufand Pounds Prize will be due in London.—
Jo. 23,432, a Pi4ze of soul.

BIRTI

On Sunday. in Devoufhtic Fate, VIECIRICUSS Deerhurft, Of
a daughter.
Vifcountefa Bantry, of a fon.
OD Saturday,the Lad; of Jcfrph Smily EEq. of • for, at
Ids lu ciu Hcreford-ftrect.
On Friday morning, at her hr,ife, in 2een Anosareet
Mrs Haigh, of a Rill-horn int

MARRIED. .
The Rev. jam Wm. KCati no, CUM& to *es late Knee of
Commons of Ireland, to Mils Nugent. olden dauiddar
of
Oliver Nugent, of Bob's Grove, entnny Cavan. Ffq.