Star.
London, England, 1807-11-02 00:00:00

EX.PARTi MACIIII.

Sir Samuel. Rost ILLY Paid, that this was the pet's.
tion of a bankrupt, under very peculiar circunillances.
Mr. M'Michael and Meas. Crowder and Lavie were
the only c. editors whn had proved their debts on the
clime. Mr. M.Michael had been nominated affignee,
and when he had paid himfelf and the other claimants
adoi. in the pound, a confidetable balance would re-
main in his hands. He had covenantcd to pay the
money int, the hand's of WIN. Hoare and Company,
and had not complied with that engagement.
The LORD CHANCELLOR—" What is the fum ?"

Sir SANUIL ROMILLT-64 The fum is 7401. Mr.
M.Michael admitted before the Commiffioners, that
he had received that furn, which he had paid into
his bankers, Meffrs. Fuller and Company, of Lom.
bard.tlreet. He had promifed to transfer it into the
hands of Meet. Hoare and Company on the uth
()etcher, ani had not done fc."
The LORDCHANCELLOR Paid, that the order flsould
be, that he fhould pay it into the hands of the Ac-
countant General ; becaufe, if the commiffion were
fuperfeded, there might be a difficulty in extrating
it from the Bankers.

Sir Sexual. ROMILLY Aferved, that Mr. M'Mi•
chael's debt was 1901. and he might, pahapil flop
that (urn in its paiteige.
The LORD CHANCILLOR replied, that he fhould
order him to pay the whule ; for he !hook, not be
permitted, fill, to difcharge his own debt. It Lhould
be paid in three days after (crying notice ; and as to
the reit, it might (land over until that day fc'nnight,
if the application extended further.

London and Parifian Fah ions it, the Month of October :Soy, as
defcribed and reprefaned by Prints in "1 a Ba Lea Assam-
SLICE ; Or, BELL'II COURT and FAINIONAILL MAGAZINE," ft r
the prefent Month.
No. I—AN EVENING Daass.—A round train gown of clear
muffin, or leno, over white fatin,timboured in a fnail pattern, and
ornamented at the feet and round the botom with toles of gold,
or coloured velvet ; a full puffed nem trimmed with the fame,
and gathered in the centre of the arm with a topaz Ibid. Brooch
and earrings to currefpond. Hair confined dole beitind,and formed
in irregular curls on the crown and forehead, with a tew negligent
ringlets on the left fide; a diadem a la Chin( fe, con; poled of wrom is:
gold and fine pearl; geld elaftle, topaz, or peal I necklace. India
I ng thaw!, f a flame, or orange colour. Wh to Patin (hoes, and
gloves of Frereh kil.
No. 2.—A MORNING, Sr WALKING Dscss.—d. plain round
gown of French cambric, a walking length, Icolloped at the feet ;
a plain fquare Worn, embroidered at the edge. A French coat.
of purple velvet, with long Spaniflt fleeve,finithed all round wi!la a
border compofel of fhaded chenille. A Yeoman hat of the fame
material, turned op in front in a triangular form, fioillied at the
extreme edge with a border the fame as the coat, sod ornamented
on the crown with a railed button, and rich cord and mild ;a gir-
dle of purple ribhand terminated with the fame. Purple velvet.
or kid Aloes, and York tan gloves. With this deck is dually worn
an embroidered Chin, with Vandyke tuff or a ebetnifette of twill
cambric, or (mall quilted Patin, trimmed a -la militairt.
No. 3.—A round gt.wn of French eamb.ic, a walking length, or-
Inamented at the feet with muffin in revcrfcd puckers; a fliort full
fleece, with long York tan gloves above the elbow, reaching to-
wards the edge o, the fleece (but the long plaited fleeve is conii-
, dered as mt. c appropriate to this flyle of coftunte). A Helmet
hat of balk.t willow, ornamented with amber-coloured ribhand,
and a (mall fun flower, or demi fturtion wrr.tb in frint A long
Angola !bawl, a deep mange colour, with thadea fringe and border;
worn in th-! Ruffin) lisle. A gold nick chain, and heart with
patent fpri..g ; which, when preffed, opens and difcov,..rs the eye of
your lover. 'dative, or friend, beautifully executed Ull ivory, and
finiflied with an e:amelled border. Shots of dock velvet, or put.-
: plc kid, with velvet bi! di ,gs, and tied with amber rfitband.
No. 4. WA est a a DRESS —A round college gown of jaconot, or
japan muffin, made high in the neck, with long twitted fleeve, and
full tops; front ot the wain defigncd in a neat pattern ot fatin-
flitch and open-hems, and ornamented round the bottom with
fl ted maim A Douched hat of Patin ftraw, or imperial chip, with
a figured tick handkerchief, a bright Coquelieot, formed in bows
on the crown, and brought under the ,Lin. A military fear( of
double clank knitting, :witted ouce round the throat, croUiag the
back and harm, with the ends thrown in graceful negligence over
the tight arm. Shoes of cri,nfou, or light brown velvet; and gloves
i olYork: .4, ale brown kid..

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

MTLITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR orricg, OCTOBER 31.
enr3l !ter:inv., t oC Hr.rr- jr,hn Marfack, Gent.
to be v rror of. vice Cl.rytJn. pr..tnot.,l
. .

th CPC of lii4goot,q—Lieutro;:ta F.iwarit Wildman, from
the t lth ib. t, to b: Lieutenant, vice Coiclouzb. who ci
ehargta

irt.Liitrcrt I nragoom—surgeon I)vafon, from
ti .e Fitt Kurt to bc Surgeon, 11:c Gill, ap-
pointed to the 94th

29tli Ditin— et.rnet be, j.unin Burton to be Lieutenant by pur-
i-hafe, vice Twaddk, who retire,.
11l Regiment of Foot—s nlign litre: Bland, from the Royal La
nark Niilitia. and Enfign James CiAter, from the Limerick
County Militia, to be Erligits.
_ _ _ _ _

arts CIIft.MIS Pilkingtnn, and Curial/us Low,

from thr Wrftmeath n:di•ia, to hr Vifips.
sth Dirtc—Herry• Eloglvy Srdswick, Gcnt to be Eufign, by pur-
chide, vice Pratt, pr.,rnotrd.

74b Iteziment of Pont.

To be Lieutenants, without purchare—lleutenant Richard Kir
wan, and Enf sit Patrick J. Burke. Corn the Galway Militia;
Henry Byron, from the 6tR Foot, vice Walkh..ap-
pointtll to the IR Wcft-India kejment ; Henry J, n,a Gent.
Bth I.:itto--Enflco George D.:null to be Lieutenant, without pur.
chafe ; Licutanant Cateb Powell, hum the Dublin City Militia,
to be Etifign, vice